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A TRIO OF FAIR GOLF EXPERTS
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are chefcn "tih nfter rensiiltins
etint'hes plnrrrs. sperfnfers nnd 'he
aclioelbovs fhennehes
There were ver fi-w jroeil outfielders
hi the 1ntPrchelntip 1 .ensue thi pi
en. Houpxer. there were thic triune
ater tthe compare fHternhl.v with unv
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Catcher, n a" Im enipni ihi" nnd pi11
landed Oie job 'le hi rient lie hail
Petter. n speedv im nnfielder nnil ,i
hard n hitter ns ntn chelnvfii ce.icii
cnilhl eter hope of limine Me l
placed in pft In rtcht Kwhi-r of
Centrnl Hich i p'.nfl Fici her made
the fpnm lnt veir. These lmu r
are pifked for the "All-SclwdaMte''
team the lushest honor.
Gen! Ilarrett SIiIiim
There were man infieldtv mMiepiih
ltc high school circuit tint could have
tnadc most hut team Onlt en of these.
bowerer. teod cur head nnd shoulders
ilOTer the field He wiis Gene Harntt,
'Captain of (ternianten llicli s nine
,Gne i.s prnbabh fie best fielder -pen In
chelnMic circles for n decade While
hp played shortstop all season, lie 1
picked ns a setend bnetuati for that i
lis regular position. He also Is nomi
nated for the "All-Schelatlc'' HcgHga HcgHga
Uen. "Pi" Iiundgrcn. of Hermintewn nnd
Captain Pnquereln of West l'hilndel
jhla, were the best first lns-men
XiuriKren. however, was the mere lalu
hble plaver. nnd cets the position "SI"
could hit and held with the best of them
and 1 placed en both the ' All-Public
High" nnd "All-Scholastic" te.ims.
Bebby Wetter Is the selection for shorf sherf shorf
tep. lihb's grenr work w.w oer eer oer
shadewed bv a peer tram, but hp enme
through In splendid stvlp "Pet"
Ellletr. of West rhlladelphin. wns his
Bearesr rlral. Carhprrx of Herman
town. Is placed nt third Pnckei. of
West rhiladelpbia. was the nct best,
but he couldn't hit the ball in pinches
like the Cliveden Mar.
Power the Class
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KEEPS PENN IN FRONT
Bellefonte Lad's Seventh Straight1
Victory Is Over Columbia
Peiiii elineh.'d the fhice-gnme scries'
with f'eiiinibin hv nuulinp a jialr of'
Morningside Ileich's t.wrler. for thlr-i
ttcn ru m nnd eiirliti-en hits, (in April
l."i the Ked and ISlue, with iliintzinRer
(leinc the hurllm:. defeated C-elumbia '
ti te .1 The next came between the
two is srhedulid for dune 7 In New
lerl,
Walter MiintsMiiRer broke Walter
1 .arson s i siunshf record of last s,n.
son ptenln wiun hi bulled the in
nings of the titiucntir nnd get credit
for ihe irter It was lluntz's se .
cn'h straight mi ten of the easen one
el the best pitehlnp iecnrd innde bv a ,
Heil and tllue hurli-r in man ears. .
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wen tin frames this season. HuntainRpr's
ii'ierd is all t,ie guattr. Of the fifticn1
c.imes plated In flip Red and Hlue be
Ins been in almost inlf adiis,v has
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lour of the fnp defeni-i nte clmrRcd
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Kit with four hits ,,ne i home run in
tin- second round, with WhltelHi n
b.ise .Sullivan pined the Inninsa, and
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Mike Whitehiil found his npttinit orb?
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Miss Margaretta Dixen. CrlcUet Club (tipper left), and JIIm Helen
Meeh.in, Cedar IlroeU, are shown talking nter their scores t the finish
of their rounds In the second annual women's golf Imitation tournament
at thp St. Davids (Jelf Club yesterday. It was quite a yarn, a-s .Miss
Meehan 1h demonstrating with her knitting. .Mrs. X. M. HutcJilnsen.
t'rlrhet Club (below), was tied along with Miss Meehan for the, second
best F-ess score. They had 03s; Miss DLxen a 05
STARS IEE OFF IN
SEASHORE GOLF
Walter Reynolds and ether Philadelphia
experts were expected te be late Ftnrt Ftnrt
em. while thorp we're about a hundred
of their lesser-known brethren rcRularly
entrpd and pet te go away early.
Maurice KMcy, perennial winner of
ithe medal, i the wide fanrlte for the
geld tld-bit tndny. He wins it nearly
eerj j car, nnd the home player is
Keine Reed.
lern Wenten, H. Schacklefern and
Fred Knight, Risley and Hest of vral ether seashore players are ex
' peeled te make the grade te the first
Philadeiphians Compete for
Qualifying Medal Today
GOLF TEAMS PLAY
OFF FORLAURELS
Huntingdon Galley Meets Coun
try for Championship Cedar
brook vs. H.V.C.C. 2d Today
MRS. BARLOW WINS AGAIN
THE playoff for the women's golf
team championship of Thllndelphla
will be staged by teams representing
the Country Club and Huntingdon Val
ley at Whltemarsh this afternoon.
After n close rnee most of the way
these two teams tied for the major
championship In the Philadelphia Cup
division with four nintrhes wen nnd
one lest.
Huntingdon Valley's sole defeat was
at the hands of the Country Club, which
surprised en Tuesday by coming
through, four matches te three, en lis
own course. Miss Maria De Kosenko's
great victory ever Mrs. O. Henry Stet
son, Huntingdon Valley, after being
three down and six te play, was partly
responsible that day.
Miss De Kosenko has scored close te
00 in all her starts this year and she
looms ns one of the match play favor
ites In the Philadelphia individual
championship next week.
The two teams are expected te 11ns
up about as they did Tuesday in thclt
match (his afternoon.
The order of play then follews:
Mrs C r, Fex. Htintlnsden VallT. vs
Mrs. O. S rMtBmcm Country Club ,.
Mrs O If. etptunn. Iluntlqcden Vallsjf,
Ml M. ix Konpnke. Country Club.
Ceuntesn Ven Helstsln, Huntingdon Vftl
lv. b Mrs E O. Jleti Country Club.
Mm H. Perpall, Huntln(ten Vslley, vs.
Mrs B. n. rock. Country Club
Mrs K T. WelnVriihe.lm. Huntlnrten l
ltv s T. H etterlPln Country ClUh.
Mrs W. Went. Huntlnirilen Valley, vs.
Mr. J. D. Klllett. Countr Club
Mrs W WeRr. Huntlnen Valley, a
Mrs. J. Ackerejd, Country Club.
Phllment plays off with Whlte Whlte
mersh for the chnmplenshlp in the,
Suburban League, and the winner will
play RhPrten, last team In the first
division, for a chance te get in the
first leagtiP tomorrow.
Cedarbrook and Huntingdon Vnlley
second team wjll play off a tie this
afternoon at O'verbrenk for the cham
pionship of the Walllngferd division.
The winner meets Rnla at Phllment
tomorrow, fttilph Mills, winner: of
the new association division, will play
Jdanerch tomorrow also, with n i
chance te pnter the higher league.
"Nancy Wilbur" Cup, a handsome,
tall" vase effect, which was put Inte
competition for the first time this
week, nnd which must be wen twice
for permanent possession,
Miss Helen Meehan, the young star
of the Cedarbrook Club, nnd Mrs.
Jerrv Hirst, Whltemarsh, played par
ticularly well te get their n.Vn, though
both missed many chances. Miss
Meehan took six putts en the first two
greens. Mrs. N. M. Hutchinson,
formerly May Hell, was the third
player te have a 0,1. There were
twenty-three scores under 100, de
spite the high wind which blew ever
the high spots and an occasional drlx
7le. Thp fair players also had con
siderable trouble with the greens.
Seme Birds
Mrs. Themas Cochran, Hunting
don Valley, and Mrs. J. M. Rucgen
berg, Cedarbrook, tied for the best
net score with their 81'. '
The former owed part of It te a fine
en iMe. a. ane. was abm.. .u. 7
one te capture a 4 there j ." 7'
applause will I n Ten the 2ffi
one gei ncr DIM en Ihlk thp .
traclas te n mashle shel T V,S0rAl.
green wnicn trickled right Vi .Jt"
tne cup
rlht PlumViffi
airs, Harlow was exneetait .
through bv a wider margin .
scored nn R5 at Rt. r)..!.' . adk
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WiHiam H. Wanamaker
STORE NEWS
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Allanllc City, . J.. Mat S
host of Philadelphia selfmen
impatient tlrivers around the hrst tee at
the ( euntry Club of Atlantic CiM here
tedav waiting their tee-off turn in the
annual spring Invitation golf lemiu-menf.
Ihe elghtcPti-help n,unllfiing round
bpgan parly tlm mernlni: with tin-
remiM that
By a Stroke
sixttPn nnd defend the heights against Mr. Renald H. Barlew, Merlen,
the invader". came through n largn field te ctery
imeng the entries is Alec Celes. In the second annual Invitation coif
Philadelphia Country Club. He i- play- ( tournament nt St. Davids as expected,
ing well but couldn't crinlwe Al but her margin of Wtery was one lit
Khret, the lllage cut-up at Ital.i. out tjP putt te the steed.
there tlie ether dnv. i Mr itntlew. who wen the Oeist
the field would be even
teiriilnr te fnll t, hir e,i i.- e i if
time timnk nut n( r.l it larger than last par's fleck of Mnricih
the Ftar of the Columbia nine with four ' An!C"sr, 'J'.0 Q'taker Cltv entries tedin
iin r rcu ivuiKni. nnugniv ntld ri I
Hew H the leurie?" Celes nhLpil
swung enn 0y t)p ughnr,, plneri.
'What de j en mean, hews the
fourth?" demanded Khret. "Wlnt dif
ference dues It make whether ihe fourth
I" lu happ or net? Since when are
j en .e unrticularV"
"I didn't ask about the fourth."
protected C'tdes. "I aked about the
course."
Cup last week, had a 02, nnd three
players were light behind her with
OS's tied for the second gross prl7e,
for which they will havp te plav off.
Mrs. Harlow wen the honor of firt
having her name engranpd en the new
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Powers wn n lie.m hittpr could tbrew
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Hvirv n i, l. n kn an 1111 nnniiiar nr iiiii'in.r', -
' 'iii' -iiiimii mil i "i r.-.ii . .. ln lln.i ,l.l. nr . 1 . - II.
He in picked for the "All-Scholastic" ' "nV n"" "ne l with the Geerge- .' ",,'"' "' ', -',,: "J , i, ' ' V t,ire" ln M ""' ' 1", I. Whnt
teatnnL.e. Sien, of Central, ahe plned own .hninplenchip team, which hn I 'iiiiiip Cm hi. 'S difference doe it make whether the
l great game, but the Crimen and tleld hcen beatmi t,em all this reason lr "" "'". '','" FTf.. .. ,,, ,. whole durn course N in shape? I don't
5 backstop wasn't -tend.v ln the pinch.-. ". I -Mrr Walter Larsen agiinst nn Xr and he's a averl e for th,u M,"r'' ?" ean 'lunllf-v nhethr'r 1,''i in
: WWtnej. of Cermantewn. and '" iiJUngtenlnn with Bill Yntlusky "", ""ml also for the f,c.thr l,.1. shape or net."
f t Greltxer. of Centra, were the out- In re,ee. K"' eing SrL .t Sn X S p- , Th' ? " fl,,(1 M Ce,M
t. atandlng twirler. T'.eth had epiMhing klf.t l" here tetla.v.
necesnar.v for a winning pitcher, am
had no dlfEcultv winning the positions.
Austin, of AW't Thiladelphla, was just
a little short of the mark 'Whitney nlse
la picked h a twlrler en the "All
Scholastic" aggregation.
New for the outfielder in the Cath
He League, I.e Hreslin, of St. .To .Te
cph'. wbh the outstanding star, and
is picked for the left field position. J
Qulnn nnd linger1-, of Villanexa. were
the winners of the center and rignt
field position, respectively, having er
little opposition.
Bheehej Brilliant
Sheehev. of SalcslRnum, wa n bril
liant firt baseman. He could hit field,
tbrew and run with the best of them,
and easily wins the job. Gillespie, a
teammate, just shaded the work of
Jimmy Mullin, of West Catholic, and
la given the shortstop position. Mc
Henry, of West Catholic, was the bst
aecend baseman by far, while Ceffev
of Catholic, just managed te win the
third -base job.
"Mattv" Kane, of St. Jeseph's, one
ef the hardest workers in scheJastl'
ranks, was the class of the catcher".
Kane worked faithfully alwavs and
could be depended en te come through
ln a pineh. lie (he U-Schelntic
election also
Fer pitchers the tam has Griffiths
end Kerrigan, from tllanen and
Salesianum, respective! Griffith neeiis
.no Introduction and is one nf the best
"in scholastic ranks Kerrigan how
ever, Isn't se well known, but. neer
theless. had the geed, and has kept bis
team In the running Griffiths is an
"All-Scholastic" choice.
.Bandere a Star
In the Interacndemlc League, Mar
tinez, Rt Luke's Hnwers, Have, ford,
and Hardt, Kplscepnl were the hest
outfielders. Whitne If rill, of I'enn
Charter, also was geed The bevs
named nre placed in left, right and
center field, respei their
Bende-e, of Hsierferd and Captain
Warren Weilnnd of Penn f barter
easily were among the best lnfieMers
of the year Leiuiere had no com
petitor at third, and tne same gees for
the Qutl'er Hash it short They ar
picked for the ' !' Scholastic ' nine,,
tee, Colesberry and Krnfi, both of
Eplcepal, were bv fnr the net best
Infielde-s In the League I'elesbetrv
,rt lets the sweiid-tnse job, wtlle Kraft
WU"JJut en nrs.': s
w, rryer was in' eesi; micner lie waB
Si Brilliant t mi cemtj nniuiie tne nein
' arlea of any schoelbojs in the r
' The Episcopal jetith is given the buck-
' atop position.
Leng, of Kpisrepnl was the class of
Eltrhers, lie sterd everv ttam In the
league en its bend nnd mine thtmich
with easy i rtnries lie js Biven an
"All-Schelnstlc" job also. I) Heard
of Germantenn Ac.idenn, was the next
best pitcher and get the job
printers Want Games He wen at Trenten
Tl.' E'lwaM n sit. 4 r habal! .m 1 semi-final ft Lakewood.
I'tsji and went
""U'T iik te ti-sr from first clnt. home
L,?,"l 1 "rlntt" he a ter-netch elub
nut ham ren unublf te sfcur itdm-i elnK
te betn a r; tjm Thr ha nyn dnt.s
from M 27 rail -r write tu j j Cel,
caril of Ednaril B ,.rn ,. 140 vnrth
clxtn slrft
reached the
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medal nt
final there, tee.
That a swell showing for three
tournaments, and Knight is expected te
make an even bigger dent here.
Stars Expected
Marcus Greer. Rah winner loin
Readle Paul Jennings, Ed Clarev,
J. Weed Piatt, who went te the
flnnls at Trenten nnd wen the Rala
medal, was expected here Inte this aft
ernoon. Piatt has wen tournaments
here a well as medals nnd, If he shows
up, the Philadelphia Htar will be one
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Jersey and metropolitan entries gave
the field n cosmopolitan atmosphere
with a three-cornered bnrtle for the
honors.
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$9.50
Tan mssia calf
Heavy, resilient red rubber soles
A man's wardrobe for summer
is hardly complete without a pair
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Fine Footwear Since 1868
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