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ihgjMilier Mauls ftobertsenfs Curves for Pair of Homers, but Athletics Drep Decision te White Se
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IFHILA. TO GO INTO
SHORE GOLF FINAL
W
. OiiaWer Entries Tee Off
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of Spring Meet
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i''fii of the four survivors in the annual
i 4'iifW el' tournament here today are
IClWUdclplilnns, w that one of them
I Ti ...,.,.. he final round this after-
I.lanercli, teed off
Atlantic vjity.
semi-final
liltnnnrKli,
ch. in the
I fii cjnl-flnnl match tills morn tig.
L'FBetMt rcmnlned for another Phlla-
mJl P.. i - f AKimii T.ii T.ii in
jr h HemAhlnK te talk .tout. II
F: ..- iin nnw lengr-distance record
tj the course with a tweuty-four-hele
Wn. . , ,.,, ..
it i- imp . "::" a .. - ":
fig. Sddnhu: rimmed H.Wd;
E.Ten Weed. At antic City, but net
IiMttt they hnd gene -Is extra boles,
i. hans up a record for the new
KvSSrte, theukh Lew 8tm l er en co went
''Hint far en me " j"'.v. .,,...-
?;:v e.' irnnt. lii America.
muiv"- ,.., ilMi , Kne fnr
it
lUnir'Adams hh"4 up and 0 te play.
I: jeuni
lW>en from Tcil Hnwjcr. DeubIiis
'...I .. hn ntlPn COnnCd H nifOBI III
i IMWran anil nmrr iiiiiiwim; i"..-.
ion five straight holes and was dermy
&.; lAdaina garnered the eighteenth,
Bdithe liarty wiih en. He topped his
'Srl te Hie nineteenth and Weed had n
X chance te win rlzht there n chance
iitlt Ailanw. who was en the down hill
Mrt of an undulation en the green, ran
111 putt Inte the cup with a bang.
BflMcd Short Putt
Weftl haJ a short putt for It. but.
fl that Ions one, they don't fclnU the
Utile ones In golf. On llie twentieth
Weed had another short putt for u win,
thi-Adam sank n putt from "here te
that ijoer," and Weed failed ngaln, a
h human in golf. Weed was ever the
twenty-fourth, taking n 0 te Adamn'
. 5, hlch wen one of the toughest
Btfches ever played here.
af'It was only a stymie laid by Adams
, it the eighteenth that Lcpt the match
filns. Woe.l knd te jump it, but
filled, hitting the back of the cup and
tayltiff out.
,The. latter had almost a similar en-
' perlencc In the morning when he was
Mown et the ninth and squared his
'witch,' only te drop into the beaten
rifhts of the second sixteen, where he
pUjcd hls hectic twenty-four holes
with Geerge Adams.
While all this was going en Marcus
' Greer wen two fine matches in the
Intiflltht.
After trimming F. T. Keating, Pine
lirit, 8 and 7, Ureer tnckled H. J.
Beheenz, Lancaster. The latter be
nbe"S up with a'.J00-jnril ilikn n i.
fbtBf'but afrerward 'losing the tev-'
eme.
Wve-.Foet Putt
Helmens had the heart taken out of
hta by Greer's play of the eighth,
which apparently decided the match
"?".? lu1b1sllPPed In his hand at
thb thert bole, and his chin was ever
the short bole. Hut he .lrnJJ.i .. Z..Y.
" (ffmi iwe,lv0i &ct nnJ "elmenz missed
"Al jy"V "Bl u easy win.
On the long hole into a howling wind,
Helmenz teppiM four brassie shot n
tow, Wilch was the beginning of the
enfl. Greer steadied down te business
ul Halmcnz, who plays little tourna
ment golf, spoiled bevcral cliuijces by
-JTiC only ether notable match of the
I&C Jiil,u. lka,i,Ch, ,n vcr .LTck
DivImu, Ilosten, 1 p. Davisen, n
thunVy ten of swat, recently was rein
Kited iih an amuteur. cleaned up at St
Auguttlnc ami wus ceiihidcred the dni-K
Jiere of this tourney.
. ?ul Ce!11,,1 ll'aj'ed a strong game
!Itnid Kn,lg,,t p ajc1 '" t fial8 last
;r"h '"in iiiieiner close match
!ked for thtb morning.
was
SWIM MEET TONIGHT
Poit-Seasen Indoor Races at Co Ce
,l lumbla Peel
win L0Sl" nas.en ii,deer swimming.
1.1" ? hc.,tl J' he f'eltimbiu non
mt
'eltimbiu peel nt
rua an)1 n
"nlcci of the
iiiru Bireeia under the
inar;..,vp Cn,s' " fe' "eu, are 011
the program, the flrM of uhiM. ., 111 -.
afs,.,t8,fi3a,i,,,c,,-B,"ie
I
m.cu navies, rie. joe ami ""0 lnn-u
ftncf LaV Mn "'' Plun'gerfc
Z Xt!Z.. '. ' err"' whfch win be
.:. . . -' -" iyiil. .IIUDV leeill mnrmnn
He untnrn.i i i ,,'"' ""ii mermen
raiadelnhh; ic,,"" team from the
nnia ti.. i. -"
.-" M"Wtlll
femZ";'."'!"?';!11! and several stara
T, "v; M8pia ciub
l Ciicnthncr, of
ft a "i will cemix
Gig flucn
JEM". !!!!.. he neT-nd
,::-"?:? "nu"B sent in his name for
"sprint races
Lehigh Elects Mat Captain
;Pound wre,tlr IV. !'nlh, Unlverilty'a
I UT team .for ;. -J" b"n e'L-ted captain
te dun meetL fBV HV.0"- "Witta aAienc
.""rved for lrin?Mn?,M$."i,en f rtt'
ai hilt m.,rl r'?"- 'he "rat time- thece
in j-vara,
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
JWHONAL LEAGUE!
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Miisi Tem oetton, .
P.jFthn upper bracket of the
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What May Happen ,
., tnBasebhliyqday
NATIONAl, l,KAfU!E
rius
New Verk
.Wen Mmt PvCJ.
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"Win ly
.124 .Ann
PI.'. lM,"P 1 13 OQO .613 .ftat
!tJnrtB ..,..,. 1A JJ .Mm .Ml .68
Jpleaaa Ai..i1.... 1? 1 .MB .B5S .811
dnr.ianatl i ia Am ,4M .44
rhiiiir ii n .423 .444 .407
nrepklrn ...A... I 17'" .414 .4913 AM
IVlMen B 18 A .308 .333 .298
AMERICAN I.K.10UK
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it it .481 Mn .484
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Jlln nnjjn 20 0 .600 Ht. I'nal IS 18
Ind'pnIU fl ti ,r,03 ':rmhn 13 IB
M.n,,i"U.IB ' nn' lenlpvllle 12 17
Mirukee--17 14 .B4B TolMle.. 4 23
EASTERN I.E.VODE
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Yesterday's Results
NATIONAl, I.EAOVE
Cincinnati. Di Phllllra. 1.
St. foul. 10i Qrnnkljn. 6.
New Yerk-PltUbiinrh, wet crennilf.
x lleUin-Chlcn, t rreunls.
AMERICAN IJSAGUB
t'ltlrace. 7i Alhletlr. 4,
Ne nrk. t2t tlnrland. 4.
nHBlilnxlen. 3i Detroit. 2.
St. Iouln-Deiton. rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey Clj. Bi Rmdlnsr. 2.
UurTale. 4i Terente. 8.
Daltlmere-Newark. rain.
' rtTaeuNrRoehcter. rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Chattaneacn. 61 Nnihrllle. 3. .
tnaitanoeM. 7 Nashville, 3
IIImIh-Ii.-. w. a. . '
llrnilnvhan. 4. am.
.ueniir. i .iirmnnia. a
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Mttle Reek, fli New Orleans, 4.
ASIERlt'AN ASSOCIATION
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All oilier camei pontpentd en account of
ruin
EASTERN I.EAflUE
All eamea poslpentiJi rain or wet rrennds.
Today's Schedule
NATIONAL I.K.nUK
riilllle nt Cincinnati.
noten at Chlrncn.
7ew Yerk nt PUtebnrah.
Ilroeklm at St. Iiuli.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IVtrelr'at Philadelphia.
Chlcace at Hanhlnxten.
St. Iul at. New Y'erk.
llereland-at nosten.
INTERNATIONAL LE.DR
Reudlar at Jcrney t'ltv.
uoiumere at nvark.
Srnciir nt Rechmtr
Uaffnle nt Terente (3 tames).
crickeTteamsIjlash
Four Matches Today In Philadel
phia Cup Competition.
Four cricket mulches are en the card
for this afternoon In competition for tin.
Philadelphia Cup.
As a remit of Inst Saturday's matches
fiermnntewn lend. Philadelphia and
Merlen arc tie' for second place, the.
Ylnnderers Jmvc third place, and the
two college trnmi nre tie for fourth
place. Ardmerc, as jet, has net plniid
a match.
Tedny Gormnntewii U pickwl te dei
feat Haverfnid Tellegc, while (hr
matches played between Merlen and
Ardmerc, and Philadelphia nu'd the
aiii!erers. should prove te be very
cIekc centcKs, ns the oppeojng teams are
very equally matched.
SCHEDULE
c.,VbcrllotM;re'(netC1,l?, " Ardmore CrlCket
Phllailalphla Cricket Club v,
Wanderers
tvi at, .iartinfi,
Club at Haverfera (:J,"5; " " v"M,iK"
Haerfenl Celtene vs.
s1 a. - n it-ll.-i
university or Pennsyhanla. bio.
STAND INQ Or THE CLUBS
0rmanten Cricket Club. 2
Merlen Cricket Club :i
r'hiinci-irhi.i c'iicpt ciuu, n
Wjederrra
Unlrrlty nf Pcnni. Irtnla 4
llaverfnril Cullefie j
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EPHRATA NINE HERE
Will Play Seuth Phillies at Bread
and Blgler Streets Today
The Kphrnta team of Lancaster
County is (he attraction thla afternoon
at Shetzllne Park. Urend nnd Hlg)cr
ctrectB. the home of the Seuth Phillies,
and reports from up -State ere that
they nre bringing down a team that
hopes le take the downtown boys'
measure.
Manager Rudelph is net discouraged
!Ui.ith?,.i!t''ome ? ,nst "'Bbt'a contest
with Hllldnlc, and dates that the next
meeting thej wll! show the fans they
arc their mipcrler.
Schedule of Today's Little League
and Independent Baseball Games
MONTGOSICUT COUNTT LKAQUK
TenliuBli nt Ajiibler. Conshnheckcn at Hou Heu Hou
derten, Lansdale at De)leatnwn
piiila. sununnAN lkaguk
Adibeurne at fllrnslrte. Wsndmoer at
llutburu, Kert wathlncten at MeKlnley.
iNTKnnonei'uu i,i:agub
Kelem at Qleneldeii, I'oteroft nt Treiptct.
Sharen Hill at Morteu-Rutledke.
1IKLL TKLlirilONR LRAQUU
Clenernl ernces n A. T. T. Ce.. Central
Hlah Klelil Ne. I. 1:30 P. M. Maintenance
x. Oeneral Ulectrlc, Central Hleli Plell Ne,
6. 8:30 P. 11.: Moter Vehicle v. Conntruc Cenntruc Conntruc
tlen, Centrul Hlh Klelil Ne. 1. 1.3U I'. M.;
Atlantic Coit t. i:nglneerln, Central High
field Ne. C, S. 30 I. M.i Tnenly-nlntll and
Cambria streets.
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LUAQUn
OverbroeK Carpet s. Whitman Company.
Perty-aeventh and Spruca atreeta: Htead ft
Miller m. Art Leem. Terreiriita avenue and
N street: Merrell Mllli va. Thornten-KulUr.
Slxty-aeventli anil PI avenue: Olltar ICnlt
tln va. Walther Cempanj, Maecher and
Westmoreland atreets,
NAVY YARD LEAdUn
Squadron Three . Kert MlfHIn. 1:15 P.
M.: Naval Henpltul . IT. H. H. Sandpiper.
3:30 P. M., Leaaue latum) Niuy Yard.
WEST JUR8KY LUAOUi:
Rwedrsbore ut Oleuraler. Woodbury at
Paulebore: Claten at Woedatown; Ulmer at
aiaasobero.
CENTRAL-DURLINOTON LEAOUH
Burlincten at Medford, Palmyra at Pv
crly, Rucbllne ut Uelance,
PBItKIMMEN VALLBY LEAOUE
Spiwenkallle at CelleaeUlr; Oaki at
Orateruterd: Werceeter nt Tain lew.
NORTH 1H!I.A. CHURCIt LEAOUE
Klrat Chrlatlan at Menslah; Eaat Uaptlat
at St. Ambrose; Calwry at IlilRti,
MAIN LINE LEAGUE
Wan at Narberth: llenvjn at Itryn
MaM'i Htratferd nt Ardmore.
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAOUK
Media at Clltten; Aldan nt CeUjntdale.
NORTH JT.NN LEAUUH
Orcland at Wtldeni Keasliy Mnttlsen at
Alubler ; Olenslde at North Wales,
INDEPENDENT GAMES
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Ted-kid Lewis, one-punch victim of
nngiisnman just.artcr ueerres crossed that terrific right cress In two minutes fifteen seconds of the first round
In their recent championship contest at Londen
FIVE CRACK CKWS
IN AMU RACES
Navy, Princeton, Harvard, Syra
cuse arid Penn te Rew en
Schuylkill Next Saturday
18TH ANNUAL REGATTA
Featured by entries from the Untie 1
States N'nval Academy, Princeton, Har
vard. Sjracuf imkI PcniiM.ilvnnin, the
eighteenth annual regatta of the Amer
ican Itewing Association en the Schitvl-
kill River next Saturday, premises te
be one of the biggest rowing events of
the year. Club eftrsmen from New Yerk,
Baltimore and Philadelphia will com
pete in the open races.
Ceacll (ilciultlll. nf tlle vtnrnrlnnu
N'avy varsity eight, which recentlv de
feated Princeton en the Charles River
course by u margin of six lengths, has
notified Seeretnry .Tehn Arthur Drewn,
that the Middies will nrrlvc here next
Thursday In ttme te work out that uft uft uft
ernoeii ever the JJenley course. The
Navy is bringing Jeur elght-enrcd
shells, this being the "met number of
crews that has ever gene away from
Annapolis for n single regatta. First
varsity, junior eight.' third varstly and
plebe crews will be here.
With the exception of one man, th.'
Navy has the sanie-lirslt.v eight ns laht
year, wlyn.lt won--jhe '-Intercollegiate
championship title tit Peughkrepsie.
Such stalwarts us CI) de King, Sanborn.
Dulles, Lee and Frnwley are still In the
Nary eight and pulling a stenger sweep
enr than ever. Frawley will stroke the
Navy" eight here. Acccerding te the sta
tistics sent en te Secretary Drewn, the
Navy will average 178 pounds.
Against the.Nnvy In the race for the
Stewards' Challenge Cup will be seen
Jee' "Wright's Varsity eight which beat
Yule and Harvard earlier In the sea
son. Tfils Is the only meeting of the
car between the Navy and Penn before
they struggle eer the three-mile course
nt PeughkeepMc. In ether years the
Red and Dlue has a!was invaded An
napolis, but this bprlng Penn's curly
chedule was se heavy that they
could net ct together, It Is also likely
thnt cither Princeton or llnrvnrd will
put Its junior varsity Inte the blc race
ipreldlng ft can win lu the J. V. class
first.
Prliiictnn has unt word (hat It will
have its iunler nrs-lty. third varsity
and a 1."0-pound crew here. The
American Rowing Association stewards
were especially anxious that Coach
Duncan Spaeth send en his Tiger
varsity right which wen the Childs (jup
lust Saturday, but even nfler n special
invitation the Jcrseymen turned It
down. ,
CeaehIIcber Howe, of Harvard, will
be here with his junior nrslty eight
and third varsity. Syracuse University
has net mimed its entries but is expected
te send n junior eight 'and freshman
crew. Columbia University will be in
the thick of examinations and regrets
that It cannot compete this year.
Fourth and Wlnnoheokln atreets. """"
Victer' Pennsilvanla Ulanta at Rnmi.
Philip Hebrew. Thirteenth af.d ''joen
nroeklMi Rojal plants at Chester
W llinlnatpn at Harry A Maclcey Club
Ferty-teventh and Spruce streete. '
N'cetewn nt J. N, JJarbcr Company, Tren-
t'ulian Stara at Dob.en, Thlrlj-nfth street
ami Queen lufif. mreet
IlulmeMllc at I'e Moter. Seventh stre.t
anil llrance aenue. emn street
Sun Oil, of Miurii" Hnek. at Merrill
Thirtieth street and Columbia-a "enui """'
r.J.lt,,lder-Wci(lel'. ni Btenten Field ' Club
Thllellena nnd Musren streets IUD'
Columbia Cathellr Club at Media i i
Fifty-ninth and Oxford streets. Ia A A"
Stonehurst nt lurltan, Second and Clear,
fteld streets, iear-
Fellushlp A. A. at Wlldwoed. of Frank-
rilladelnhln Rnval tapa a, v..,. r.,...
rertj-.eenth and Sprue street. vumpany
west & Ce
fit VntlAnal Pit,. -.
avenue nnd Went lectin treete. vyn
rtnctfrlalA At ntvrlrr
A Union Club, of Qermantewn, et Burhelma
'naUlmore mack fox at Richmond (llama
Orean Osts at Kajwoed C. e Thi?.S
first nml Ulrklnsen strs. K" ""rty-
Wharten Htrte t SI. K. Ht Ebenazar i a
Union end Ktmvsrt aenues. I.anadawn
a liohe. nf Uarhv. at St narnabas hii
llfth street, nml Klmwoert uxeniie lx,y-
llarlram J'arlt ut Marshall 'k Hmi.i.
Teith end IlUtlrr streets. '" BnlUh.
Ardmere nt Shanahan. Fertylghih anrt
Ilrewn streets, -inn ana
Cremona Tig ors at Ilacharach aiants wn
mlnaten. ima. Wll.
Incersell Test at Iean A. A Elhtenh
and IIecKland streets. 'anienm
fuurth street and
IVBUOII A. A, III IIS nnn a. wl....
Meri) n at Dicks A. A
strset and Dicks svenna
nerency anua. """'
ilhty.feurth
i no ureivnies at Crntnient, r
Keystone A. A. at Ureenwlch A. A wn
inlnsten, Del. ' n" ""
SUNDAY OAMUS
PleMier Vara at rottstenn,
Sh.inHlmn ut Ardmore.
Orlslnal llncharach Ulants nt Cremnn
North I'lillllcn "t, Qarmsr Chib lI?.V.'i
All-Amerlrans a? KkhxeJ c 'n Tl K'
flrst anl Dlcl.lns&n streets. ' l" T1lny'
Itlclimetid nt llalllniore Illaclt Sex Ilsiil.
mure, Md ' '"i""
UI.?i!-ienr,i,".,KO C0t,m" 0t 'rfI'Vncll. Ud-
Merlll Hi Ailamstnun, li,
JUl"tSun.riCla IUb l KWVWldcnt
heutH rhlliy Jlcbrewa at Urcmx OIiit,
Media A, A. at Columbia C. C. Frent nml
J-Dob,en' at ,'l"fe1" '
.Philadelphia Tlfera aH teatar. . IV x
THE GEORGES CARPENTIER KNOCKOUT
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the French idol, la seen en the fleer
Nothing Dramatic About
RutKs Reinstatement
Chicago, May 'JO. There was
nothing dramatic about the act of
reinstatement of Dabc Ruth and Deb
Meuscl.
Shortly before 9 o'clock n tele
graph messenger boy ambled down
the hnll te the Judge's office, which
was locked.
"Is this this here guy Landls' of
lice?" he asked a reporter, after
squinting at the lone word "Rase
ball" en the deer.
"Yes; what de you want?" an
swered the reporter.
"Here's some telegrams from'
them ball pjnycrs," said the boy,
shoving them Inte the reporters'
haniTs. "Sign here."
The reporter held the telegrams
for Secretary O'Connor, who was
ready with the replies.
Judge 1-nmlls refused te comment
en his decision.
it
Babe" Ruth Back
in Baseball Again
Continued from Patra On
dropped the receiver in his haste te run
onto the Held and break the news te
the Rambine.
Ruth, nttlred In a rough gray sweater
and a pair of gray pants, without any
clastic in the knees, which reached al
most te his shoe tops, was 'receiving
fast balls fren; two recruit pitchers,
while Coaches Charlie? O'Lcary and
Frank Rewan looked en.
"He just 'hit one in the grandstand
new," shouted the doerueeper ever the
telephone as he rnu te spread the in
formation. -
Meuscl was net nt the park this
morning.
"I thank Mr. Lundis, nnd I'm very
glnd,' Ruth told the doorkeeper when
thnt perspiring functionary reached him
en the run.
Then the Rabe stretched out his nrnij,
and another baW went into the center
field bleachers.
Wires, sent by Judge Lnndis te Ruth
and Meuscl, read as fellows":
"Your reinstatement applications
granted, effective Immediately.
(Signed)
."KENESAW M. LANDIS."
A third telegram waf sent te Um
pires Chill nnd Owens reading:
"Ruth and Meiisel reinstated. ef.
fective immediately. Kligiblc for te.
dav's game. K. M. LANDIS."
The. arinllcatiens for rdnstntem....
from Ruth and Mcusel were Identical
They rend as follews:
0"l hereby respectfully apply for im
mediate reinstatement te enable my te
nlay in the game here today (Saturday),
Yank Owners Elated
New Yerk, May 20. A great weight
was taken off the minds of Colonels
Ruppert nnd Husten, owners of the
lankecs, when Judge Lnndis rein
stated their clouting edtfielders, Bube
Ruth and Reb Meusel, tedny. The
two colonels said se themselves when
the Associated I'rcss informed them of
the judge h action. .
"Vp hoped and expected thnt both
Mild Colonel Husten, "rnir .levn.ii.X' I
"iniiu no ncrmilieu te nlnt tnilm
It'j, a relief te be assured of it." I
"Thanks te prompt action by Judge
LandlH, It's going te be n .ere. .in,
ntMhe Pole tireunda. WV n 3
te go."
Until wasn't nt home when the geed
news came. The aw Itcfcbeard operator
"tnl" belcl said he had gene te the
Pole (.rounds "te practice knecMng
home ruiia ever the grandstand."
BOB REACH IS DEAD
Old-Tlme Ball Player, Brether of Al
Reach, Dies Suddenly
Itebcrt Beach, noted inventor and
developer of athletic appliances, once n
National league, baseball player end
known ns en authority en nthletic nub
.B" ''" ucad In his home in
Springfield, Mass. He was seventy,
eight jenrs old. Fer two Tears he was
it member of the old Washington Nn-
i J ,',""" unwenii team.
Beh Bench wn h u jeunger brother of
Al It-nph, of this city, an old-time
baseball plajcr and manager.
He was born In lti-nni.-i..., i.... .... ..
hs home In Washington daring h(s ball
ilni ing day. He came te Philiideli ia
dent until about ten ycura age, when
he nieied te .Springfield.
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Will Oppose Boxing
of''ne,',er?ctviixvr;rm,j,on.?"
eriiln U.dy of. Wash!n.t0,1,t,,:x.fc.l't 1
li ppiise. inn uu retenllv ini;i Ul:
Leiini.-A.il ;;.-. ;va..-"': !!".. te trtmue
HlMxn ltr W..I.V. ' IT 1 '; ,,'
.- ;";e III tne canilal, I
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California Team Cernell Guests
nf r-allferiVlk trac.'."...... SilaFaVn;';11'-;0
teen men. ha ari Ixed her i7. anil, ? pf "
as the sue. Is of the I'erneU Pirl"iu "M1 I
whlla en mm! t!i rf. ."."uiilL1."'1 trailk team
InterceHcclaictracr ine'ej1 $ & ffi,
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SCHOOL ATHLEIK
HAVE BUSY DAY
J
Many Track and Ffeld Meets
Are Scheduled for This 4
Afternoon
CONTESTS IN THE SUBURBS
By PAUL PRKP
'Twill be very busy for the scholastic
athletes in Philadelphia and vlcinitv
today se far as track nnd field events
are concerned.
The suburban championships for
Class A and C"as B schools will be
decided en the Lewer Mcrien High
Scheel's Field nt Ardmerc. Over 300
nthletes, the flower of twenty-five In
stitutions, arc entrants. Schools in
Montgomery. Chester nnd Delaware
Counties will be represented. '
Cheltenham, Lnnsdnlc, Chester.
Lewer Mcrien nnd Norrlstewn' will
furnish the competition for honors In
Class A. There ere several ether
schools entered In this division, but the
Institutions named will cop most of the
points. Radner High, once a power
en the track, is completely .out of the
running. However, the school mnvwln
just enough points te ruin one of. the
favorite's chances.
Swarthmerc, Media, Upper Darbv
and Ablngten loom up a3 the probable
contenders for Clnss B honors. Bcattv
in the running cents. will be a big
fncter in the JMcdln attack.
Bucks. County Meet
IS Ine schools will take part -in the
Bucks County Interschelnstlc track-nnd
field meet, which will be held e.i the
Geerge Scheel field this aftorneo Te
meet Wll ,tnrt nt je .30 p M e
light-saving time. '
claTsMmrLw,,"ibc,li,vi',ed lnt0 ""fee
MrN 1. . A TJ'.,n bc -ompese(l of
n etfLCa1'"s "ll eHier hlgl, schools
..iTi . . '" '-"inss , am Class C
lu ri",. t!r--l Scheel's
traeted n "i "I""' v 'nPrl .."as at-
bljr'&;
Over T.riO
the rnlApa
MhoelH. have n "" " ." "n P"P
-s - nr mnaa i.ii.
nign and nre
Eta ifighaUtetfre,n "?:
'rack "'Sc.fnVhTi".!:.. ? '-
Among the en
tcnenah Military
tennis,
One
iicaucmy
ritiA Me .i .
history
history of fhe LV.iTi , l " ll ln l"e
,,'.." I.'"' "TRcr entry u ( n,n
Athlnl!,.
.....v..,. uirrrmi. 1 nlAH t,.,.. ..
rili-finf A. !; . ..
rnnlM.i .i. vtl"' "Ter
b,,,:"i"HS " f'V ''erds
rarnmia is
because of th. Vr '.inl" '!'. '!
" the rarieus'r., .7
n-i i'" ." "tiucicH nrcrt?fi
Carnival at Yale
tweat,ietent!..i, fc J, of the
of the vi; i .:.' "v:L'"e mp-t
schediitnil
. -- i' inirrn ir
.Mart at Uiarrd'".
'ri. . .
light-saving time,
&S5SSI
iwenty.fpven schools
.....,.""" '" .'"iiiiiier or eiitniiitd v....i.
hand for ,mnVi. "l,C"' lnietcs en
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nl ltaft Sdme each ,, ""'."JJ1
ghicen. The yne ",, S, h 71
given the schnni ...' "''' .wnl,h "".' he
Ullies. was u nn In n- rr i ,,""'. '"r
times, wn, ;. ,i"'".nn. ."!' tenr
enr. "'" ot;l'Oei last
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....ii in,, iiipel was noMDeneil
une or the most liiteietiug meets of
tlie afternoon will he held JiV,, ,
The Scheel for the B1I I u , "Z'-
L. en the former's hnl.l i. .. m . '. '
CnTi'i'L Tin' ,,n ? ,n f"- tie Scheel '
for the Blind. Yestenlnr fm '.".... i
iiiniiiuiiuii neiu a
wus n big success.
hoi. i .. i. ::.' " """ .""
flOHS
meet, and It
All of the regular truck and flehl
events are en the program, t" ,' tenn-s
will cempete In dashes, distance rll,
shot-put, bread jump, high junip ind
numerous ether cvenis. ' enu
CUBAN STARS PLAY DOBSON
Junce Will Hurl Against Schefield
at Queen Lane Field
.T. ,"rl".""'""'f H'e.. ,,
V ..,.." "'iiceuii teniii
llt'l
Leftx- Slnj " ".. . ."'"". " ii. give
the
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le
uWJS?, 'S,"rS "- ThlrtyffifTl,
in'J.M(T"i,n.n.H nrc .w "f "'0 best clubs
'"."'" ill II H aiiei'iineii'u
game
uL r ..'.". """ v"" ''nisi en the
nV lH th.1 firht K"me ,,f Hie riibuns, ,i
who is kneiM, as the ;,,.' ' , ' If ch,
beiiil - proi). beiiil - prei). ni m ini-
prei).
Benehuer & Helmes Win. 12-6
Y : " "?.".r "Olliies i",i ,, ,ilrrllJ
Cape Mar v" V ' '" .r.. . re.?V't
III IIP IWilfl ..
was scheduled 'tn' L' 'C
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MILLER FAILS TO
BEAM SOX
Hits Twe Homers as Team-
mates Falter Remmel and
Ring Beaten en Same Day
A'S STILL IN THIRD PLACE
Jfpn'AS a. bad day all around. The
i- Athletics, after " winning four
straight nnd having a day of rest,
dropped the first of the season te the
White Sex. The Phils, with Jimmy
Ring up, were soundly walloped, by ihc
Reds, with youth Couch doing the hun
ing.
The Maeklan defeat was net without
Its geed points. Binge Milter, the king
of swat and successor te Gabby Crn
vath in the hearts of the local fnns,
found Robertsen's twirling just te his
liking,- and smacked out n pair of four feur
basers, accounting for all four of the
Athletic.' counters.
The circuit smashes were the sev
enth and eighth of the season for the
former "Washington outfielder, which Is
three behind Ken Williams' record for
the season te dnte and eight nhead of
Rnbe Ruth, who gets bick Inte nctlen
this afternoon.
Miller's streak started en May 3
when he counted euc against Washing
ton. His ethers nrrnrri'il na fnllnu-uf
May G. Vnnks. May 10, Cleveland (2) ;
May 18 nnd 14. St. Leuis.
His two yesterday were solid ones
sent high up Inte the bleachers. He
wns robbed of a tblrJ by a great catch
of Ames Strunk.
Remmel Hit Hard
Eddie Remmel, pride of two munici munici
palitiesBaltieore and Philadelphia
started for the Mackmen, and the fans
regarded the fifth straight ns a cer
tainty. After the Sex scored one in the
tirst and the A's came back with three
in their half, the result was a foregone
conclusion. However, the Sex kept
pecking nway, scoring two In the sec
ond and one in the fourth.
In the sixth Remmel's effectiveness
left him entirely and he was pelted
from the mound. Rey Moere took up
the burden nnd pitched excellent ball,
holding Eddie. Cellins and his pals te
two bits and fanning -three of them
whlle he was en the mound.
All told, the Sex made clever.' safe
ties off the deliveries of Remmel nnd
Moere, while the best the Mackmen
could de was nine against the perfect
game Robertsen.
The youngster, whlle pelted hard yes
terday, was tight ns a drum after the
first inning, Miller's second homer in the
sixth being the only score made after
the Initial frame. When it is consid
ered that he was knocked off the tee in
his first appearance here, Rebbie's feat
is nil the mere remarkable. Geed pitch
ing, however, would have made It nn
easy win for the A's after their first
inning lead.
Phils Lack Hitting
Impotency with the stick for the
second successive day cost the Phils a
gnme yesterday. On Wednesday Pete
Denehue held the Wilhelraltes te three
scattered hits and yesterday Couch, ji
yeungsterr Jield-'-the Bakeritefl'-ae' the
same number of blnglcs. Until the ninth
the Phils had net scored a run. King
in the last inning tripled and scored
en an infield out. That was the limit
of the Phillies en the defense.
.llmmy Ring started for the Phils,
but failed te last out the first frame,
four runs being scored off him In
short time. Jess Winters succeeded
niu Mur ei me siau: te tiate und he
tee, was net treated any tee kindly tv
Pat Moren's cult. '
The Detroit Tigers had their win
nlng streak broken by the Senators
.estcrday, when Francis beat them
J te 2. The defeat of the Cobb-
ni: hept me .MucKincn in third pin
Oldham teed up for the Tys and hur
ce. i
rlcd
a geed game, but net geed enough
New Yerk's sluggers handed A
Minn
Sotheron a terrific lacing jesterday und
i in- minima un me uusr, l- te 4.
in imp en i j etner Actienal
I.eacue
Bninc me inrus beat the
10 te 0.
Dodgers,
PENN-GEORGETOWN
IM ruAMiiMn TMT
111 LlnlVIUIiLI I II I
Larsen and Hyman te Twirl
Important College Game
Today
III
...
TKV.NSVM M
lieldblalt. ".Mi.
Mrdran, rf,
Hulllian, UK.
Mnrndlan, If
Wi'tchUU lb.
Maher. ,
MnheflTey. rf
I.lrbecett. s.
Huntzlncer. p.
Umpires Wanner nml
'-. Rj MnrphT. sa.
Sheridan, rf.
hedj. lb.
Kenen. c.
T . K. Muriilir. If.
Florence, rf.
Mailer. ?b.
slBTln. Sb.
llTinan, p,
Adamn.
The rnlversltj of rennsrlrnnla base
ball team plejs one of Its nieht Impor
tant games of the m-iiseii fhK afternoon
en the DoneMin-Arinstiniig tiehj. Kortv Kertv
eighth nnd Walnut street".. Ceorgetew'n
with one of the hc-t tennis in itb his.'
lery, meets the Hcd and Blue,
The Washington team this season 1ms
neen lucciiui; nun iieieiuillg the best cel
lee teiiniH In the l'nsi mwl s!...i. i
,',i,dln 'TncU 1,,rr's "' i'rebH nine,
which has sustained but feu- .iV."l.'
.i.i.. l,llB
linn m.'iiuii.
Dr. Onriss. the Penn conch. Is unde
cided nbeut his twirling selection and
mny siart iiiiiuzuiRer, i.nrsen or Yn
Final of Four-Round Beut
New Yerk, Mn 20. Lightweight
Champien P.ennx l.reimrd rcccheij tiiu
judges' decision ever Soldier HnrtlleM.
L veteran welterweight. In u fuur-reund
contest lust night in Madisen Smiiire
Oui-den. Ilartlield cut Leenard's neie
witlt n left hook in the fourth leiiiul,
then was sent te his knees three times
b hard rights nnd left m (he j!nN
ll.irttield appealed nn (he erge of lielui'
t 1111. d. Mil ,,t, ll.l.n.m .1... I . "
Vi.i in-ii nn- iiniuii euiiu;.
"' iiiuii'm xx ns une hi
t Oil 1 . I
leiiiui iiiuiirs glen for the benelit
f
in" urn iipninurs mini of r ;ixu
II. I.I
?l"i in .iiiiiiice
rarwn havi ib .i nl tc f V f ""7' - '" Kreiin.N , t I',. en ,' T1 en !'''erc", r- '-3.ef Kngland. retained
.V.?n v ? i K i i p. i ii for n ,vcpk" ncnues I.an-i.leixiie I e ..J. ' s"'vnrt Ills lite ns world's professional court
while -imlusky hurled ..full game Tue.s- tC , n ! :.' '' ,l,lc, tennis chunmlen Dm uv hr .lefeutl,.
iny an, iiuntzinger nut ,ve Innings ' iB , r 'It, f" ", i1".""?' "tort- Wnltcr A. Kln-ella. nf New Yerk.
"Iny- "rVets nt 1 !:!0 P "!!'1 i "'""'n" ''" I'laJ-f. 1 lionera In today'
,-.. r--. ... the princl'inl streets in I mmJ I """"Kti two seis. inu i nvcy imu wen tnrce out
iLEflMARn RPflTQ RARTCICI n m .. .. "i. .'.. .."'. '"" s,lewnc. nf four pm In i-ni'li nf Ihr tnn iiiiitelie.
"U iTu.lse l-aitem , ,1 an'".0!11 b "'"J"1' ,,,"",,r ,1,,H "'" '"" l-riiiBln
Soldier en Verge of Knockout n(' hcduled. """ r"'hl - !11VC,.!f:,r',Klnr.'n1ln r ' '" Uh""",l"
I O
. 7jwr:iwm
Middle States Matches r
en Tennis Card Today
IMvlalnn A Cnwil nt derbruek, Lan
Hr nt Hlierlnn, A
ca
Ill'en tl Mucks County
at
lilberen,
.inreeriii si .riiHrnroeK.. i
. Mfvtslen C Ilelflnlrl It ut CJreenpelnt. (Jlen
sld nt 'lille Heur, Urthrrslty Courts at
Amerk'Hti llrldne,
Division I) Ur.-eiipelnl n st Olenslde, Mln
Heur nt rhllailelnhla. nnd rteadlnc, llelnld 0
at HfiHl
Division K Woelfnril at IlelficM. Uni
versity Courts U nt Sherwood, I'lne nt
Learan,
Industrial. SJeiith DMsInn Du Pent st
MillsdelphM. Klectrlc, I'. It. n, ni DIsMen.
North Division I1. nnd It st Uell Telephen.
Stetson at Sleadev, brook.
DISTRICTTE1IS
Jehnsen Will Defend Title
Against Tilden in Tourney
Starting Next Week
WALLACE P. JOHNSON, nntienal
runner-up. will flash his bewilder
ing chop stroke in nn effort te retain
his Philadelphia and district champion
ship ln the twenty-seventh annual tour
ney which will he held en the courts
of the Cynwyd Club, starting May 24.
Entries will close with Dr. Philip 11.
Hawk, the chairman of the Tournament
Committee, en Tuesday. The V. S
veteran champion announces that this
year's event will be the largest in the
history of district tennis. A large entry
list has been reeeitcd and inanv star's
hnve signified their Intention of com
peting. Phlladelphlens will hnve u chance
te see William T. Tilden ln uctien for
the first time since his return from
California. Tilden and .Tehns.-n were
the finalists In the Nntlenn'-i and they
nre favored te reach the last -eiind.
Phil Betten. the leud".if junior
player en the Pacific Const, ".une East
with Tilden and will aim play In i he
district title events. Luenanl Berk
man, of New Yerk: Cirituu SliufVr,
North nnd Seuth champion, iiml Stan
ley Pearson, who with Johnen. holds
the doubles title, nre ether star at
tractions. The matches will be free te the pub
lic. The contests will start at 4 P. M..
except en next Saturday, when the
matches will begin at 2 o'clock.
The committee in clinree is com
posed of the following : Charles N.
Beard, Arthur Beddy, .1. Iversen Bes- '
well. alter L. Chewnlng. Carl
Fischer. Wallace P. Jehnsen, William
B. Kraft. Jr . E. Rey Marsh, Geerge
R. Powell. Carlten Shafer, Rudelph
H. Tull. Lerox A. Worrell. Marshall
Vannemnn. Jr.. Prank Zeek and Dr.
Philip B. Hawk, chalrmnn.
Tedny will be another busy day for
Middle States League tennis players.
i llilrfy-feur teams will be engaged in
MANY STARS N
matches In the various divisions. The
number will participate in the contests
tedny.
Cynwyd made a geed start last week
by swamping Belfield eight matches te
one. They will oppose Ovcrbroek today,
and Lancaster will appear at Rivcrten.
It Is an off day for Belfield.
AMATEURS ENTER TWO .
RING TOURNEYS HERE
a . - -
Helmar and Glmbel te Bex at Fex
Chase Park
Seme of the best amateur boxers tn
this vicinity nre turning out for two
leurnnments te be held heic in the nct
three weeks. About thirty entries al
ready have been received for the meet
te be held hr the Xlinnnlrm i'n,l,i,
Club nt its ball park Mnv 24 and "tl
and several special bouts fe7 th" V":
gram te be Held under the auspices of
(lie Fersjthe-Oidham-ttrifiuli Pest. Ne.
ll'i. of the American Legien, iintc been
arranged.
fJeercic Helmnr. MMrlln tlniU
Slates champion nnd who wns n winner
ni inu nucrriiy nicer in .New Yerk tins
week, will repre-ent Enterprise Catholic
C lub in the Legien show. wi
meet Harry Glmbel. of Shnnnhnn T,,n,.
uuiii-uia in i in- vuriuuN uiviiiens. jnni.( c...i -- i .i ,. ;
season opened last Saturday with mere lfit$X?yin rn,?5 ni'?, ,,h ra"lf-v "
than 200 players cemnetlnc. A like I "nbed last in the Childs Cup Regatta.
rS&nLt0limplaanAhlBcP te G After
I lltlt''y .Me,rnth. clinirman of the
A.A.I. Boxing Committee, is arrang-
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, nn i,i' I'ii'nituii iur mi" r ersvine-tj i
i hnt.i -llMtftl.l. U..... ..1.1.1 ,. .
.eided at Fex Chnmi Unll Pnrt in.
".".'" "'""J-" "" wnicn will he ,le.
l-,a , , , " -. 11 IH" ..,
iuicr contests ne has paired are Jee I PaiRn for the Manny Weil Trophy, when
.Murphy, of Seuth Philadelphia, vs. ! the Morals nine will be plnjed toraor teraor toraer
.llrnmy McGnrk, of Shnnahnn : Jee row afternoon nt Stenton Field, Twen-
..,, .,...,,,.,,,,,,,, ,, .luniiny ueir,
Knyeuln ; Marty Summers. Meadow -
.brook, vs. Ale (rcenhrg. S. P If A
mid Clarke Toetle. Wet Phlladel'phla
' i.f-V j . A" ,- Charley Green, Seuth
Minn hntinh.n .. -r.l
I llllillVl)III.
l-.ntrles rrcelred se fnr for the Shnna
hnn Unirnex nie: One hundred-nnd-twehe-peiiud
clni-s. Ale Orecnberg
ieergi' l'ev. Mnity Summer", .lames
Ahten Leuis Siliermnn. Ilnirv Tuck Tuck
weed. Walter Bosten: 118-pound class.
Jehn Walsh. l,d tieshart. Bebb Kellc
Merris I nlkin. l.uuis Uetlunnn. A
Scott nnd fJeerse Helmnr: 12H-peund
class, (Jeorge Burns. Chnrles Halm
.'.uriiiiiii ncjwoeil. .liilm M.ist
trrwn
hiij nrcin line .lelinin I lever
1 '11
pound class. 'Ihemns O'.Mnllm
Mm ph.vtliirkcq oeilc. Did, Miller and
.luiiie Mci.urk: 1 IT-iMiiiiul class. Mike
1 nliellx. Hnprj Williams. Manuel
liiichtcnbeis eml Sammv Hewitt
OPENING AT LANSDOWNE
Ebenezer
Street
Will Play Wharten
en New Grounds
The
Kbcnczer A. A !.. i., .
will open its home si.. ". . lca.m
Wlinrlnn Slrna ! I!.. .. . " the
g COME HAVE
uinucK Al
Bl"irnni 7
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Recerd Crowd Is
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Last of Five-Day
Race Meeting
THEY GET AWAY AT
Six races en today's card at Pheenli
vllle premise te reward the talent with
enough thrills te keep 'cm talking for
months. This will be the last of a flrt
da meeting and if should be by far 'the
btst. Plve tint races and one steeple
chnsc nre en the menu. A record-break
ing crowd Is expected.
Three jockeys were suspended yester
dn for misbehavior nt t lie pest.
The penalised riders were Mtilhellanrl
en Bill Simmons, winner of ti.e race;
Miles upon Holiday nnd E. Wells M
Old Gib.
Vague, n consistent winner at the
bunt meets, wen his third straight vic
tory, defeating ulnrge nnd strong field
In n mile lint race.
Vague carried the colors of the Hunt
ingdon Valley Farms stables te victory
with a nOw rider iip, his regular jockey,
Crowley, having been set down for the
balance of this meet In the last race en
the card Thursday afternoon. The track
wns very deep and heavy as e result of
the continued rains, and n heavy shower
jesterdny after the first race did net
serve te improve its condition. The
horses accustomed te heavy going were
again In Hick, and Vague proved te be
one of them. He went te the front im
mediately after Starter Miller gnve the
word and was never headed.
Prunes, n winner in the rain and
mud Thursday afternoon, wns played
heavily by some In the first race, bat
she finished in second plncc. BUI Sim
mons was the winner. lie was run close
te the fence In the softer footing, while
Preece took Prunes the "ever-land
route" te find better footing; this prob
ably cost him the race, as he was only
benten by a length. Favour ran third.
Tite second race, ever a course of
about two miles, was the only steeple
chase etent en the nfternoen's card.
Four entries answered the bugle's call
nnd Brjn O'Lynn, n winner earlier In
the mr-et. proved te be a perfectly goetl
mud horse.
In winning the third race at six far
longs. El Prlme. the P. S. P. Randelph
entrj. repeated his win of Tuesday and
displayed a splendid turn of speed. Di
rector James wns the contesting factor
in this race, with Fop running a gee
third.
PENN LIGHTWEIGHTS TO
MEET COLUMBIA 150'S
Rew This 'Afternoon en Harlem
Columbia Spring Regatta '
New Yerk, Mny 20. The University
of Pennsylvania l.TO-neunrf ereu- nrfith
i ii- rnrii m lie n -iinM . 4.1- - ty
will return te Its own class en the Hep.
lem River this afternoon. The Red and
Blue lightweight eight is scheduled te
meet Jim Rice's Columbia l.r0-peunders
in one of the races in Columbia's spring
regntta.
The ether races include nn Inter
class affair, a race-between the jurrfe.
varsities of Columbia and M. I. T. -Z,
aise a varsity rnce between theiw
Bnglandcrs and the Merningtid
jn'iKius oarsmen.
The Penn HiO-peunders made a great
Impression en the rowing enthusiast"
who watched them perform late yester
day afternoon. The speed with which
they get nwnv from the mark, the start
nnd the power of their rowing make
them leek like favorites for the raca
this afternoon. Rarnhnrt, the 142
pound stroke of the visitors, Is about a;
finished n stroke as lias been seen in
I h,n,8lml 8,treBe, nB '"J8,,
I th5E !" 'V J5h
while.
Over the mlle nnd five-sixteenths. Jen
Wright's eight should hnve little trou
ble in coming home a winner. They
demonstrated this last Saturday when
they led agninst Princeton and Colum
bia for n mile and a quarter and then
faltered.
MORAIS VS. STANDARD
Second
Straight Game Tomorrow
The baseball team representing
Standard Ledge nnd 1021 champion of
.U- T..J! T..l ..111 . ,.
sci-enil cii-nii-lit viMnrv ..r th.. in-n .
i iiv .iiiuiiii- i.iiiuii, win in Hirer lis
- - ' - - "-afa.Ivu VI. HIU S'aaXM iaui-
ty-feurth street and Allrithcnv nvenua.
This i enlest will start ut 2 o'clock.
Standard opened Its league Sanson by
defeating Philadelphia Ledge last week.
Philadelphia plays lisrae in the
morning cninc at Stenton tomorrow,
starting at 10 o'clock.
Schedule for the rest of the season !
M .'I Disraeli ,n I'hllsd'lphln an
Meinli i Stand inl JI iv 2S HtaivUrd va.
Dlsiann and Philadelphia Mnrals
.limn I Mnrals h Disraeli and M,indar4
rhllHdeiphla, June II IMsri.ll is Phila
delphia and Jlerala m Standard June 18.
Philadelphia Jlerali. and Standard .i
IJIsraell June 25 Standard . Philadelphia.,
and Morale s Disraeli
July a Jlnmls i Htnndard and Disraeli
v Philadelphia July p. rilandsnl n Dla
raell and Phllad'tphla .Morals July in.
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I'lillaneipluii and Morals s.
23 Jleriiin h NlMndnril un.l
Disraeli s PhlladidnhlH tuli no I'hlhidet.
ph'a n Morals and Standard n Disraeli
August it MnrulM xa Disraeli nml Hlanil
aril xs I'hlladelplui ujut 13 Disraeli xs
Philadelphia and .Morals xs htandard, Au
just 20 hianilanl xs Disraeli aud l'hliadel
plila x Meral"
Po-tpencd iraniis xxlll 1m peij atici Au
sust 20
COVEY RETAINS TITLE
Defeats Klnsella for World's Court
Tennis Championship
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