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Mr: Hayes, of Detroit, Says Pitchers Should IS'et Hit
Li he That, and Four-Base Wallops Are
Becoming Entirely Toe Common
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H ItOltKUT XV. .MAWVKI.I.
Snorts lldllur Ktrnltic rnlille t.fclcfr
Mil. HILL HAYES attended the ball gnme )eleiday. Mr. Bill Is net ery
well known heir, but l quite an Important person In thai dear Deltelt
.which is situated somewhat westward. He attends all of the ball games out
there and belongs te that well-known nud oflcn-iiicntlennl organization en-
iitled the clear old public Mr. Bill is ipiHe a fan and ndinlt It. He nle
. ' eniejs n neutral ball gaine such as jesterdm. where
Detroit didn't have a possible chance te win or lese.
"Hen id mi bud a swell train this tear." ald Mr.
Bill as he eased himself into the prrss ie In the t'ttsf
Inning "See where the Athletics are plajlfig a cliff rrii
game and making a let of home-run records Arrived In
town lednj and thought 1 would have ! loci!,. M belief
Is that the livelj ball N back- again and iinbed) can tell
me I am wrong. Tret out these c'eutei'
doling and Johnsten eliminated thenisrhes and Tilly
Walker walked nilglii:ill te the plnttei Dixie DaU
thtew hljn a high ball en the outside and Tilly connected.
The spline ntled eer ih- right - field wall for a hntnei.
"See what I mean':" luciutrrd Mr. BUI cxcltedh
"There's Walker who neter hit a home tun outside of left
field in Ills life Unucltlng the b.lll ever the right field
fence What's the answer' I ask nm. what's the answer"'
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chick"
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Mr
lightly
interest
Bill subsided for a few Innings
In the second and a couple of
He was resting comfertablj until
polled his entire afternoon.
Shorten walked, wn aeilliceci 10 ciriitd and McMnniis wn up "There's
guy. ' Mild Mr. Illll. 'whii rnn't hit .uiv .ort of a hull .1111 of tin- InlHil
Pretty (-oft for HnM "
Mi'Mnnil", who li.i tnmlc null one ci rnr tln ir.tr. Minn; lii-lii.v
cracked a line drive which did ma s(pp filing until it lamlvii in 1 In pocket
blencherltc
ffPUA r .S riiewth In
ruhher hull of v
if mr. declared
lemrthnw like
hrllcr."
Mr. Bill Leaves When liven Hasfy Connects
THAT wallop put the trewn our tall) le tin geed. Inn the A's drnl it up in
the fifth. During the next sterclcx inning Mr. Hill Marled te talk In
large figures.
"When Cleveland a hcic," he said, 'our loam .undo lj; home run in
three das. Thus tnr jeti han mad" live ngniiiM St. I.eui". That's u total of
eleven In n work There's siiincthliii; wrong with that hall I wouldn't lir
surprised if Unity made one today."
Hisler ratur up in the seventh anil dumped a four feur
bancr into the left-field stand. 1 1 tied the score and get
a big hand because Geerge N popular cvervwhere
"That's threr for today." beamed .Mr. 15111. "and a
couple of Innings te go. I'll bet I could go out there and
make n couple of homer. Thry arc getting tee common.
These guys inn't hit that geed. It tnu-t In- the hall."
Came the seventh and Dixie Davis exploded. Deuble
and tingles heunred merrily hither and thither as only
merry singles can hotline, talllrs crossed thr plate and
when tvre were 011 base and two out, Knti Hasty walked up
10 nit uccnuse it was ills turn and noheij.v vvn present te 1
take his place.
''That is a blc mistake." sui, r. i;ul. "Nobody
beuld allow a pitcher te hit in a car like tin. Me can't
eTen hit a home run and when .1 iilajer gci that bad lie
should be benched. I tell jen It must "
Hatty interrupted with a terrific crush and the ball tailed high and f.ir
toward the left-field crowd, l'eh looked with mild -urprl-e. asked Teinniv
Connelly if he really did It and after receiving a rr.i.Uriiig ,l"d. trettrd around
the bses. still in a daze. He had bit a home nm and no one was mete sur
prised than he.
M'
JR. ML1, flopped en In irnii
me, he shouted. "W'hrn 11
tice en bttsr, I'm geiwi Inch te Itttreit. Thcu don't de it nut there.
Yeu hnre a lively bull here and don't tell me nmlhing thffeicnt."
Twenty Heme Runs in Six Days
WHETHER the hall is different than Inst jear or net l net te br decided
here. The manufar turers say it Is the same that has been used for jear.
nljr a better quality. Nothing has been done te make the sphere faster, but
the hitting has improved and the pitching is net se geed. That iippiirrnt'lj Is
the answer and you can accept It or net.
Anyway, there have been a let of home runs made here sinre Menda' .
May 8, when the Western series opened. In six pln.ilng dajs. twenty circuit
clouts have been made, twelve by the Athletics and eight hv the Browns.
That's hitting the ball with rest anil fervor and the record hasn't been equaled
In any ether park
Most of the wslieps were made In the St I.oele series and. stiange as i
may seem, the Browns carried off the home. run honors. Tlir (enneited with
Igbt in three dajs. Slsler getting three, McManus two and Shorten. Williams
and Cellins one each. Thr Athletbs ger sH. Miller leading with two and
Walker. Perkins, Dykes and Hasty one each.
The Browns and Athletics arc doing the best long. distance bitting this
year. Including yesterday's swats, tbev have fiftvthree between litem.
twenty-nine for St. I.oeic a ltd twenty-four for our side. This is meie than
Be-half the total for the entire League.
F OOKS cm 1 Rahc Ruth icill have te nrrrtnlr n let of iV;ri ivhm
Id ht opens hit leasen next Haturdmi. Seme unif Itnmliine irill hnre
a tough time, but ire don't think se. thr romin'en nr jneden vnrirtu
of players eon reeister feur-hasers irith nlurminn rrriiitnritij, irhnt will
Jluth dot It trill be n shame.
Jimmy Austin Hands Beest te Athletics
THE Athletics cleaned tip en the series, taking two out of three N'obedv
expected it, net even the Athletics. Heweer, the plated gieat hisehall
and deserved everything they net. '
"It is the best defensive club we have see,, this tear " sold .hmmv ustln
the veteran third baseman of the Browns. "Oaliewn.v has developed Inte one of
in ncr snortsteps m the League and it s ma.in the
way be covers ground. He has be, eme u Mar In one tear
Noting and Johnsten have strengthened the Infield' and
Djkes uji impiew en third Hing Mllln completes the
eutlield He ceters a ler f giuml and is n tegular
bull hawk.
"The Athletics will ,ak" a let f trniibl,. fr some seme some
Iiedj this jear and it wen'i be Cennie Ma, ; Cennie's
troubles apparentlv are ever He has ., Koe. ball club
and will win let of games f the hitting keeps
weiildn t surprise me If they landed n the fiIRI division "
(ennie is net overlooking anything ,,, m,lt
strengthen his ,b (nce llpn ., , ,, Ul"u-
handle any veteran- but nw he ,M meeting all comers
with the open mitt. His latest acH-uN,,...,, is.I-ank Ifruggv.
late of the I'hlls. Fi.lnk was ,,ivr,l ., r .-....
1 111 111 TM ,ii. I
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League
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waS the same In the American
4..- e.-,r
11c was
vvuiitv ncm- u h i-iiiiiiir en piayers jer
Hrtiggy was se sere about It ihat
fihibe I'aik and demanded a uniform.
tilth his new playmates.
uruggy win neip the As. He has had lets of
When Cy I'erkilis is out His chief value, heweter
jranK ran nit tnai pin, anil a lilt in time
QUI! Athletic, n,U mingle uith the
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O'MALLEY IN TOURNEY
Crack Amateur Lightweight Enters
Shanahan Meet
Temmy O'Malley. local star amateur
i lightweight boxer of the Meadowhreok
VIUU itiiu 11 eiiiiic-111 cil i unineva. lias
entered the Shunahau Catholic f'lub
eptn-alr tournament scheduled for May
24 and 20. firerge nurns, another
VUIapern sludent and a featherweight.
tlse has sent in his cutrj.
Jehn 1 Walsh, a ll-tieiinder. unnt.
tacbrd, 'will be handle.I In this meet by
Jlarry 'Mcdrath Metiruth believes
J,V Htrr,
ea
'' VfiUh.will pieve himself a star in local
Isi i-s-Heii: ceinp I'liiiun. - reiuieni. iieeswax. CheiHiichi, Third I teams, '! bas been a slat- en en
M' UJilCp -ioeiic iiiiu snapper I railey .ieck .s.et. Aiinlversarv. Druminenrt. I aggregation.
stsSe" ":"!'' re""" e.imui iii ii cei ruiiiin iiiiciirin cuiry. eennings i'ark, l.very one in me scnoei tegreis that
iv.fWWbhltt boxers te enter the Hlian-f Aiidncleim. riftb Jlaster Hnnil. Hese, i Itunne is geini; le grndiiale, and It is
t. ,VV' .eet. Including Mike L'uiheltz. i hill. Daniel A. Sixth rl.nllv. Mvdi, ihime.i ihni he uiu he i..i. u nm.
IrJtAil ed Bj ieceH. .
Vijet
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It sm iff I s L 7
, double by Shorten amused luni
singles were observed x Ith piisslur:
the feuitli, when Beb Htistx almost
Mill
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Mt. Hill ruiphulirall'i.
'Iff t
yliitie
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ItOll II MsTY
le Ihr rril. "Thnfi rnmmli ler
pitcher run hit n hemr rim inth
,, , , v' i'"' .cciicinni
,ner cuius m.iut want him. and 11
seiu te mrt'iint . unl iln't i. .
Dim
he cranked up the nit ve.
He were it .cterhn and
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wanned up
experience and can sit ,n
will be as 11 nineh hitler.
often
las saved in,,- i,,e.
White Set ted,,,,. Kid r,lnwi
nave liaa some hard li-l;
111 the
I'ubHc l.rrier rempani
Beets and Saddle
leulsvllle, Ky
which c.ep, ic,t
leilav are ;
,. May Mi Horses
" Churchill Down
lirfl race-Castlerengh. Hrnestacks,
He Geed. Second-Pin or. Wads-worth
Last. I'lrate McOee. Third T. C. .Me.
Dew-ell intry, l.nrchment. .lenes en'rrv
Fourth ru r I'hnninm. n i ...
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Seventh- Megan. IJiight Trusl,,' char
line ,t .l.inislvi
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ATTACKED' AGAIN
.Diinclee and McTigue Once Mere
1 en Trail of Elusive Cham
I pienship Johnnies
LEONARD TO GO ABROAD
Bj i.eris h. jafki:
j'VWrc again the fighterless chain
J pious are being attacked verballj
h contenders he loom i onsplcueusly
and dangerously in their respect le paths.
i Johnny Kilbane has Johnny Dundee
tagging 1. 1 in for a wlincl; at the feather
weigh, title and Mike McTigue is het
,ifter .lehnn.x Wilsen's middleweight
ui.nlem
As it is. an Italian i nnleu te
, knock the block off an Irishman, and
i vie p versa. Ketli Utinnre. me ceiii'im-
III!- 1.1 911. anil .MCllEUr. Mir iinn-
inn-
Aiii.h,i IfiLlimrtn InlU flhellt ill .-ETC gOns
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of money in their efforts te envelgle tne
Dundee is tefcrrlng te lliat S'i'iOO he
' still has posted with the ew eik
'State Being Cemmisslnn te go as a
I forfeit for weight in a match with KM
I bane. And the (ntliam gritty gloie gleie
'man proved that be was a legitimate
.featherweight by weighing "i at J-u
i pounds in his last contest
McTigue's latest offer te ilsen ler
a bout is n guarantee of $.'0,000 te the
I champ, win. lese or draw. Ith nil
due credit te Wilsen, he weiildn t be
I able te box even if he wanted te. be-
cause he Is barre.d almost in c.ery
'State in the Villen. However, there is
little likelihood that the bar. would be
lifted in the even! that be showed wil-
lintne-s te defend his crown.
Championship activity just new m
I't.ii.rti.n tUlA.linltlerw 111TO COIUUIII.
the fe.ithei weight and miiliiiewe gill in
I visions is nt a st- zdstlll.
-rUfiil And the same
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'. the lightweight
condition will re
, class during the mimer, niiie in, i i. c
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West en .lulv 1 he will go nnreiui i.uc
in defend his title but te appear in a
urn-'in uwtii flu - -" - -
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IIah.-u i u ) (in mi '"
nuinpean
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trip from eniy 'llu -
own tvpewritei :
meriean
Hrnni I.enr.l ni'i "' '"','-
rhunpien te no 10 l.urep'
queit et further
'1'1 tie.hl alffhl
I 'It holder m T " "
'en of in"'' Overtures were recently miide
fe me t'ja prenilneni memlr of the Kniillsh
(inLIUtv who made the. request for the
'hamulen s Hn Ices en lha!f of a. b Brli-
I Th 'JdIi.i atlen fei I.ennarrl a serMres ivi;
rmile ih Hie usual erfer of all eii)ne of
1 tl-e trip !! lil lal h!s mrMh'i an. eistr
' ' Ileriiv 'ins ti-en nr.'leua for lh al e.
..1 mali '11 ieurri It ' neialble thai Mi
i rffc- re. ,.ntl marl" hlni for a Went In Kny
anil "Ml h reneld-red when the Mghtn eluht
. I1ampic.11 h.is flnlahe'l lila etunl for 'harm
t nil'r Ui.. ptesent nlnna of the eenimittee
rat Usaii the eierturea for l.eenar.l a ap-
lea'anre Bbrea'l lie tl l 'h Ur ,n
mcnsi-r .Ulilct.' tain'! In ixinden enr n
Seelemtier , . ...
11 l ium lha' ihe tiihtneieht Hie n 11
he clatrud nM t.eenaril la abroad but the
hamp.en mends 10 make a acatlen of th-
rip and w 1 net b worried by the baVhuea
of ihe l. uHinir reniendere.
MRS. MALL0RY SAILS
Tennis Queen Gees te Meet Mile.
1 Lenglen in Europe
New Ynrlt. May 10 Te meet the sij
nreme lest of her athletic itiren. Mrs.
Mel'n r.iurteilt Mallery. of N'eu Yerk.
America'!' woman tennis champion, ac
companied hy Mies IMlth Hlgeiirnej. of
Hcisinn cmliiirKeil fin the Hellance to te
dm, hii'innl for Knglanil 11111I the Ililtish
cnaiiinleiishlp tournament al Wimble Wimble
cien. June M.
Mi Millien's main purpose is de
eisivel.i te defeat Mile. Suzanne Lens
len tlie Trench champion, who she cle
feaieil In nn incempleted match at For Fer
cm Hills last summer, hut te whom she
hail meileiisly lout In Km epe, and In
out KeeB en ! in -
vanquishing her 10 win the
HUpl-i'mn
'"l' , it. .11 1
Mefnre starling al Wimhleclnn the
1 meiican 1 hainpien will play In seveial
of ihe lesser Mrltlsh rhainpienshlps le
perfect her Knme, nepniK 10 enter me
big tournament in Up-top condition.
SCHOOL TO LOSE STAR
KILBANE-WI
N
" rounder will be between Sam niaclcleten. and
Alfred Buene te Be Graduated Fromn.er;8urh 7&&Tmi ,,$
Chetter High I Sharker, and Qeerge Davl. v. Johnny
Aifn.,1 Riinnn will he craduated from I '
,., mi. ev,t .t.
i ilia- i,iiiriT nf - - - ... ---..- ......
Ancl
, l,e he leaves the Delaware County
Institution lll' N'llOOl Will lese etic or
Ihe gieatest all-around athletes In' lis
hlsterv.
Huenn for four years has been n star
athlete at Chester. He has played en
the hasenail. nnsweiDHii nnu loethnll
ch
.y.J.party, h;.lilsfrend.'i before he lcve,
vttsRre mm.
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BREAKING INTO THE BIG
Hew Dees It
Brttggy With Mack
Our Girl Athletes
Recerd of Pcnn Nine
FltANK BBUGGY is lack In the big leagues, which' is another vote-for the
adage that ou can't keep a geed man down.
Bruggy caught geed hall for the Thllllcs last year and hit ever .300. He
didn't tit In with the Wilhclin regime, especially after-Butch Hcnllne was placed
en the navrell.
During the winter the basketball
which is the biggest price a miner league club ever paid for a major leaguer,
Bruggy Is engaged in c'juslness in Lllvabcth. N. J., and refused te leave this
enterprise te play ball out en the Pacific
Cennie Mack made another geed
ret- the ex-IMiil cntclier. rulirman is
fair ball player. The A's have nei been
New that Mack has Bruggy. the Question Is what will he de with him? The
.
logical answer Is te use him ns n relief for Cy Perkins, but the New England
maskman is ansJeus, willing and determined te work every day behind the plate.
Perkins ne.cr wants le hn idle. He would rather catch a double-header
than sit one game out en the beinh. and he insists en donning the wlndpad even
if butt, provided he can threw, and swing n bat.
Mack, however, is net desirous of burning out his youthful star. He realizes
that Perkins is no giant in physique and does net want te overwork him, al-
l -i. r... i..t.. .,.. i. i.i.. i.. i..i i .i
, iiiuuKii x-.v insists niai ue icris nctivr
Itrniyfrv t 111 infilii nil ereellen kpeniltl - scrtni- nnffiliee fnr die A 'a Yfe nnn
-'Bn.. ..... ...UI... ......i. n.v.... .-v....n ...l....W .V. .... -& u. -, ...
, Illt ns wp gs erngf although he is net likely te be, as dangerous n man in a
pinch as his colleague. ,
Then again, Cennie needs some 'pitchers. Bruggy is an excellent tempta-
lien ler a trude.
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LEK .MEADOWS lias allow wl only one run in his last two games and
he wen both of 'hem. Nevertheless, the North Carolina twirler is
heartbroken eer tils showing the lest week. He struck out In a pinch
en Sunday.
Our Girls in Athletics
A .ui.uiia lias staneu its campaign te
a srr.r.1, . . .
- pcuuen in iracu nnu nein.
The 'biggest carnival for girls ever staged was put en at Oaksmcre Scheel,
Maninrencck. N. Y.. last week and in connection with it contests via the tele-
graph were held out in California.
The mee.ts were very successful. Many t'nitcd States records were broken
and even world's marks weie topped. This proves conclusively that American
girls ate lust as naturallv inclined toward athletics chet,. t'i.,.. r.. i.-..-"'
I ,i ,..i., . ,i... ..,.., um..
UHU tl J'l'ltl Villi J IMfOPCt)? Ills- slIKIJ 111 tUllll.
, , ',.,' ' ,ha ,,,.,, , ,., '
,, .)m, ,hej. ml)St m accerdlnBlj.
'" ".... . ...... ...... UM.i I3,.vil
rdlngly.
p eternal feminine Is a fncier
I lie eternal feminine Is a factor
...-. - .... .
pnies lrnrn Lnlm-ftil fne fnalilnn ,ll,.ni.l
, :- ,. -
I llA f1 f1 ! .l111.M.l lM.CfIC' ttln. 1i. l.lnn.
ing tne track anil tehl sports, women nre indulging In men's nth-
, nunuvn ui, b.n. 6iii6iiiiiii uiuiuiifis iiu inn meuses.
'r .. .i.i .!... .1 U..C1.1 1 1 1.1
siik stockings.
competition for speed a full,
ihuu i-Riviira j iiuu itriiiMjs iuc iiinniT.
almost lose'kepe when we read of their
' !,. ,,i. ii . i- i. ,,. i .
i ' . line uui in s w ur l-ii iin iiiiii
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te be serious at times.
I -1 American cirls Intend te make
O..el- t mv..t i !.- ...-.. ..II..1
'i'""f .-- ihui nn amue Myie
THE nest time ou see a New VerK box scare, gate at the number of
A assists' credited the Giant eutflelderi. Yeunif. Meuel and Shlnner.
possess wlcheil armi and they tlirew te the plate or te anv bar een
when it takes a perfect threw te cut off the runner. This defenslte
quality of the eutlield Is a potent factor In the Giants' success
Penu's Uatehttll Recerd
"PHI: I'enu haneball team Is enjejins its he.st season in the last decade
A sanies have been wen and out., four lest, which Is proof that the R
nine iu tnli.c tntnel 111 m ..mil. ,..l,ll ..
l .."."e. -w... , ........ ..nil.- ,,,i
. Coach Walter C'ailss has catherecj
ever retit-eueiltec the On.il.-evu it., t,nt
the Quakers. He has three dependable in Walter I ,Jnn
r and Hill Yadusky rieyd S.eut also Is leuud Sj n fe and
r, new men. aie both showing up well. m am
Walter Huntylnger
Reth and Kehlver,
Liircen pucneu a twe-nu gnnie in
...-in u.n .win n ...-. vi K, ,,, iiuniziiiKer nas wen his last
last wech held Dartmouth te three safeties.
I Hue .Mct.rnw. the freshman football smr. has made Eoed In .i, ,. ,.
Mlfi,nblvnnd '"'" "UU,1K """ MeWlV W,k '"" -'"SthcS Jhe fram K
.Oeach Carlss seems , haie hi, en
uajerity of the leiuiuniiig games.
the ma
"pIIK spurt of the Tigers since the
1 another tribute te the lighting
nf the f.imens Geerrlan Ui., ...
of the famous Georgian
Cobb Is still traveling at top speed
Scraps About Scrappers
Jim Trav. former heavs-welght cham-
l r.e l,.airlla ijrlll m.L. l.l- m...
i AnierrBn appearance tonight whn hn meeti
i it ii iinnnei.i 'ipii' in n 1 irr fn.rnnnri
n a llfl.en.reund
IxJii t at Ihe Madlien H.iuare New y0rk
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Th ahaw acheduled al ihe Ice Palace fee
Thursday nl m thla weelc has he.n ca 1 ed
off A program lab-lnir arranBed for it" M.
until further notice
I Ad Slena. the flihtlnr Marine will meet
' Kere-eatit Kay Smith In the alar eet-le at
. .1.. I'.mhra KrlnlV ntanl Annlh.p lu.
lan liawnns ini ui iiuaaen win aete
' K'r '71".T"n.Vi "iia;V.""J,,"2. Wftt!
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, rnatrhea rranea ler m Meienth atrt
W '"Xpm" WW"?;, v,
cenway Kid arean va. Teunr fteai, and
Harry Moere va, reicfy Murra
Frankua HIIHama la aetllnc tnethar a
baaaball team eompejecl of Inrai heiere. In
be knemn tea Ihe "Philadelphia AIMiexere'
Team." William la confident that thla
itriiatlnf will he able te die the beat e'
the aemi.pre. nines a toecl battle, T
.Mickey Mi'Iloneiicli u nm te win the
rhaaow.bexlni' rhamplenahlp of the werU.
He ln bqen kceplnc irr ,hiand,lTOrv'l
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LEAGUE
Cepunght, iV2t, 01 Public i.cdgtr comneiy
Strike Yeu?
By
THE OBSERVER
player was old te Portland for $GO00,
Coast.
move when he gave Brazlll and Fuhrman
a goeu uacK.siep, mil nraziu is eniy a
weakened by trading these two athletes.
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ii iiiiiuruiK tvrj uuy.
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piepnreeur girls for international com-
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nm easi r ennrrnlle.t i'i. i ,.
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Alse they were1
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loose - hanging blouse Is a handicap
T he
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tic con fOI'flve Ihem fnr hi !.., .... ..,.. .. r-.. 1 . ."
nibbling chocolates between Vaces7
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...,t. .,...,, UiH r .nnu jikp tnera
a determined cffnrf in e.c t.m.n.k... .- '
nua vanu llicir sweet teeth.
1 . . " WMtWIHir 11 ,
Best In Ten Years
Nine
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in,. iiiHiiiUUII.
one of the hesi t.n.i.i..n .... ., . .
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tn early part of the season,
but then
xlx gumes and
the rlgln combination and should win
sueuiu win
return of T, Cobb te the m. I.
spirit. aggresheesS iZ '
7.. ........ S a,", ability
Alter seventeen ears In the hi i...... -r'
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In --ill i... ..i
ntht at Al Warn.?. Vhi' i.."V.- ..,.w'-
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ny Knonkeiii l m..i
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apej he, takes
til.
Yeunr MolTe la a ceniln.
Plen tu har
KrankT.,,ifi,'ih.,7ie,tet rn"'-
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JVi""',, W"'.'T. ..'Wt'f'ir.V
4 3 Punas ler MoiYe.Jjity niiX
one at
""' :l!l.nyw(hi amai.',.- u.
Cien of the KlHt. ,n
I "' , , "'r.." rea name la lieniiTi
, !, u i',l,nEnn1'. S"""" " " of B.nnv Pn.
?"", An.?i!rl out 1 'rankle H.rn.i a?
. atonal career, Hla real
A.r.,c? urefa..
rwV'rounda'and.7ea''iff,Xrr.onlVnnVo''1
Benny new a open te tike en tw ,?,''.
Matty Dechter and Jlmmv iu.T.'?y -rlal.
The program rrand by Winu va.....
ter Mailer Park, Thirteenth T and rthV
atreet. May ae la of t". ,11.1,.. v,2h.n,.en
ii . ..
Poe Miller. Penn athlete, la a minaaa?
row ! Indlln the a.plretieni , . f.".r:
Chlcaie 'Kid
who I
Bummer. ,
open ie meet Krank
CSharlrr Aiama haa undertaken tn s.nji.
Wlant tvin the deaf mute who u ,'1
hap for yo-peuncWompetltion. In
Wliltr Herke la out with a eliaii. .
Jee Ilradley. Hay nelment aRd Johnny ""v.0
t -
Je Nmllli haa effera fei Tnmmv iJiuahran
te bes ni Hiraru-e. T.I niielanS .S3
ciie of the open-air eat kal he. ,. 'eTe-h'ra'W
.af-jiciui ai. , danl.H. twelve reind viA,,f
djh. iwewi'reunrviciiV,"'
eer eui
un .fiah
mn Miller va. Ad Stene, Dlcit iiin'.k'. ''
By Mlllehell. Jee ntel. 'v.. 'rtdPn1 cimVi
and 'Hebby Weltaalj! ktatty Uechter.
viiiu'viui Mttvi ui icr numnra
NEWUI E
FIRSTOFCHAIN
National Ce-operative System
of Gelf Clubs Begins With 27-
Hele Demestic Course
AUSTRALIAN EXPERT HERE
By SANDY McNIIIMCK
THKHK is something new nearly every
dsy In the possibilities of golf, and
here Is the very latest. t
There nre certain town eluhs which
provide a haven for the traveler te
distant cities but never until new has
the Idea been applied te country clubs.
A certain group of Philadelphia golf
ers Is new organizing the first chapter
of what you might call a "links frater
nity." It won't, hove Greek letters or
anything like that but. as the rellege
men build their fraternity houses and
organize for fraternity purposes se will
linksmen in various cities build a course
and form their district branch of the
organisatien. , ,
The'idea erglnlnsted In Chicago. It s
a chain of golf courses extending all
ever the Country. Yeu Jein one club and
veu're n member of them nil. A high
standard of cxeellene will he main
tained in the constructen of the course
and maintenance. Certain principle
will he stuck te In their government
and the organization Is Intended te
boost the gnme of golf and carry it te
new heights in American popularity.
Ten cities are already starting branches.
Lecal Branch
The Philadelphia branch Is .te be
known as the Snmerten Hills Country
Club under the government of the na
tional body which has been Incorpor
ated as the Country Clubs of America.
Such local clubs as Gulph Mills. Sun-
nybroek. Tavistock. CeilarbroeK nnti
ethers, started by n block of members
leaving one c'ub te build their own.
The Somerton Club is drawing its mem
bership from all flubs, golfers who be
lleve in Its principles and big Ideas.
The first thought wns that it. should
be possible for n golfer going from one
citv tj another te become n member of
a club without the tedious delny en a
waiting list which nearly every golf
club has these das. Then, tee. that he
should hnve (lie same tesr imn uic snuic
kind of an opportunity he had in his
ether club.
i The fraternity
or club idea will be
followed in all the branches, but it is
net the idea here te dwell tee much en
the national phase of the movement.
Lecal golfers will ue inicrcsicu in uie
."",-,- for lt is t0 ue one of t,P
,". nn,i'i,est tests of golf in the
! -- ..... - i
1'nst. The Phllaclelphians appreaciteu
leek held. of the idea with vim, verve
and vigor.
Plenty of Roem
Property has been acquired te the ex
tent of 200 acres about a mile fiem the
Phllment Country Club. 1. Is between
iomerten and Ferest Hills en the Head
ing and near the Northeast Boulevard.
The original idea we te start ipod iped
estlv with nine holes, but interest in
creased se rapidly that the Beard of
GoVerneis has decided te build twenty
seven holes this summer and cvenlually
te have thirty-six. with rin cveit bigger
lav-eut if necessary. Such a proposi preposi propesi
tiiin is a distinct addition te the golfing
facilities in this city.
It is hoped te make the new courses
the very best in town, and te this end
the officials have imported n sea-going
architect and world traveler. Fred
I IflflinV. IfH II Wil lllfll'i'ij HV i. -
CJ - 11 .. 2lrit.Al lA Vl'fltJ
he.
,f.n0H(,n; nn,i he is new busily engaged at
Somerton.
' In his younger days he was a rival
and friend of such experts ns Varden.
' Hay and nil the rest of them as a
P-'-J l'- f lft,( nP ,in' 1,r''" devoting
i a1' ll1" nf'0111'0" te ,1"' construction
end and with enormous success. Frem
sm.reki n the KrltMi Isles he was
i i i . it I At I
called te Australia, wheie the game is
1 making tiemendeus strides, anil new
he has been plucked bj America.
...
Illl'e-lt t lArai'lCr
'" " T 0I inp. real -"?."
abroad He speaks no Kngllsh. only
Scotch, lie has lefused nil his life te
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nunc i.p kiiewh ik wieniing a mef-lilp
tne caic ani utiiuiing et geit courses.
At Somerton he has one of the best
natural spots hereabouts te work en.
The topography of the country there Is
picturesque, beautiful and Ideal. Yeu
step and make u hew every new iiml
I hen out there te the pure grandeur of
nat in e.
l'red Is a brother of Alee I'lndlay.
the genial puter of pros here, and to
gether they are working out the new
course.
Most of the holes will he renllcas nt
famous lests en Scotch courses, pnrtie- i
ularl the greens. All of these are helnz
built te face the shel. Nine of the'
holes will be blessed, or otherwise, will. '
water hazaulu formed by the waters of
u ci eel; out theie.
The yanlage and par of the course
will tell belter than words hew well
balanced It will be.
Here nie the figuies :
Hele
Vnrds
.Illll
m
ase
:is-i
17.1
tV.'ll
tin
no
J.3."i
Par
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4
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JTnie Yard. rr
JP .. UiO
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sesii !17
"' Total par, 7J.
1
letal .vuiduge. r,.'ll.,.
I lie ii mi. . li.li. . in
etaie jatdaje ami will be an easv ,...,
" .-.twi. .UI1IIM' IV fll'A l.i...
.1. It. Abbett, a local ..nthiiHlas'i. h,i
been elected secret ary of the Soinerien
(lull, which wns Incorporated this
. .... " "an ,IH low "ilice at u.'li
Land llilellulliilnK. Weik en a larg
clubhouse Will MlOltV he stnrce.l ....
It Is contemplated moving In and play
lug the course by this time next year.
Lester Wants Game at Heme
: nn"nn!,",w.li;r,n,-a,vji'Iii,'',.vr" ,;
HTh-".l'.s? i!?:::-'. !'.- All:
durn; ih. nV.-.'.V'" ","l'-lv"" 'nBnieni
;. i.Ti ii Vu'i t ".Tr ;.""'
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cme, ur imene
Woodland 383 W
Sale Starts Today
Fer tha Dlifftt Flint of the Year
I-EW IIOtlBV
Tendler vs. Barrett
at Phillies' Park, June 2
Hnre sellout lone before flint. , ,.
without dela. On sale at Srhett' f'afe.
lath anil Fllberli lendler'a llldrd
Parler;. 130 .JJ"1'". si,"1' " "ux
Art (Me. I'd lnilelnhW nnd .Mleeilr.
III. -l IU irsirvril. frhts ,,
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PENN GOLF TEAM
N MANY MATCHES
Rehearses te Take en Williams
and Columbia Saturday in
in Twe-a-Day Act
ADDIS IN FINE VICTORY
THR Penn golf team Is In the threes
of what premises te he n geed sea
son, It has se many chnllengers I lint
II Is taking them en two n day.
This wool the tram Is busy practicing
en local ceurfcs for n match Saturday
morning with William nnd In the
afternoon Celiimbln will be plnycu. i
Beth matches will he contested ever the
sand-swept links nt (innleti City. N. 1.
rne iteii nnu nine team was tainy
successful ever the week-end. Amherst
was played and trimmed Saturday
morning, and Yale heat the Pcun team,
slightly fngged by the A. M. tussle, in
the afternoon. Beth tilts were staged nt
Apawamls. the club le which Jimmy
Thomsen hied himself te this year nt
Rye. N. Y. The; Nassau system of
points is used in these intercollegiate
matches. Penn heat Amherst " points
te :i.
The foal me of the Yale match was
the victory of Ilelnuil Addis, the young
Huntingdon Valley snr. ever Mr
Mahan. a former metropolitan junior
champion.
A large gnllerr saw the local player
beat McMahau. .1 and -. by golf hug
ging par nil the way. Addis wen three
peltifs for his team.
The summaries of die matches fol fel
low :
rnn. !i. Amherst. S T .T. fente. Penit.
Iicnt K. M. Sshedj Amherst. 7 unci fl, ll,
V. .smith Amherst, heat ll Addis. Venn.
S snd J K M. Uresuctt, Penn, bent W. T.
Clupp, Amherst, t up.
Ysle. S; Penn. .1 I.cwetl. Tnle. drat
Cente. Penn. 4 nnd .1: Cap! HunTniten, Tnle.
beat fapt. I'nlk. Penn. .1 nnd 1. It. Addis,
IVnn, bevt McMahHii Val. if and.'.'; Huinbs,
Talc, beat Ilrcsuctt. l'cnn, 3 and U.
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