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10
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TENNIS CHAMPIONS
IN CITY PLAY TODAY
.Tilden, Jehnsen, Pearson and
Hawk Among Stars In Phil
adelphia Tourney
CYNWYD CLUB IS THE HOST
By EDWIN J. POLLOCK ,
WITH nil entry um i"u- iw
with star, the twenty-seventh an
Mil tennis championship of. Phlladel
!S?n anil District will start en the
SVef the Cynwyd Club this after after
neon. The opening reunil will Btnrt at
4pfavClwin continue this week with
matches starting every afternoon at 4.
On Saturday, the starting time will be.
mtTeil up two hours. If It Is found
ficc'ssarv te speed up the tourney, con cen
.jtH wiil be played en Sunday be that
the 'finals will be reached en Memerial
fnm than sixty entries have been
-j;i.-,l for the slnatles by Dr. Phllln i.
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n ITen-Ir. tl.n United Sillies Clinilimen.'
win la chairman, of the Tournament
Committee, xiic nsi inc.uues ennm-
nlens of n 1 rank from Bill Tllden, the
.i3'. nl holder, down. The entries
closed last night when the drawings!
were raaae,
i Jehnsen Present Champ
Wallace Jehnsen, national runner
up, and mil Tlltlcn arc the favorites
, te come through te the flnnl. This final
watch would be another revival of the
battle which took place between these
1 tvn for the United States champion
ship at Gcrinantewn Inst September.
The difference Is, however, that in this
rasa THden will be the challenger nnd
Jehnsen the champion, for the Cynwyd
chop stroke artist is the 1021 Philadel
phia tltlehelder.
Tildcn will exhibit today for the first
time In this city since his return from
California where he engaged in the
.xt.Tr mntchps. Phllmlplnhlnns
also will have a chance te leek ever
Flilltp Jieiienw, me junior cnumpien ei
California, whom Tildcn breueht with
him from the Gelden Gate.
The world's champion will play net
only fn the singles, but also in the
neunics. n ui ye imireu.wiin ,-jniiuy
' Wiener, the fifteen-year-old star.
Jehnsen also will play in the doubles.
He will have Stanley Pearson as his
partner. J his pair wen the champion champien
thlp last reason.
Dr. Hank Chairman
Hesliles attending te the vmieus tie
falls of the tournament, Dr. Ilitwk aNe
will be among the contestants. He will
play in both the singles and doubles,
being paired with Carlten Hhufer, the
North and Seuth champion.
Among the ether well-known pla.vers
tiue will compete are Lcnnuiil Meek-
man, of New Yerk ; Carl Fischer. Ted
Edwards, who with Jack Hell holds the
Mhlilln Hlntnu ,I,ml,ln ililn. vn.....
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Brnmnll. former West IMiilndeliihiu
High Mar: Kills A. Gimbcl, Jr.. Her-
man Dornheim. Lyman Tremaine. Dr.
Tajler, Iliireld Colburn. !us Amster-
nun firm mrnnn n wiicinnr ti.A ..-
trfertl College champion.
The committee In charge of the tour
rament Is comtiesed of (Mm plea
Beard. Arthur Peddy, .7. Iversen Hes
fffl!. Walter Ii. Chcwninir, Carl Fischrr.
t"alll.nn V TAliHnnH 111. 1I... 1 T .
..anon-i , nmuiiiMi, i iii i in ij. ivrnit,
Jr.. K. Itey March, (icergc It. l'ewell.
Oarlten Shafvr. Rudelph II. Tull, Lerey
A. Worrell, Marshall Vanncman. Jr..
Irank Zeek ami Dr. Philip It. Hawk,
in.iirmau.
Women Play Next Weelt
On Monday, while the men's i.-ham-plenship
is nearing the finals, the
women s Pennsylvania and Knstcrn
States title tourney will start at tha
.Merlen Cricket Club, Haverford. Mi.ss
A!1!1D, J1, Tewns''li 1H-1 ibamplen,
H1 ilefend her laurels as well as serv
jng ns chairman of the Tournament
Committee.
Championships will be held in sin
lies, doubles nnd mixed doubles. Miss
TevMisend mid Miss Phyllis Walsh wen
the doubles last ear. and Miss Mellv
tX0? Thnj-r and Alex Thayer the
mixed doubles,
w'n!tricM01' t!"' sISles will close with
William J Herrill, the secretary of the
flub, en .Saturday, but the list for
doubles and mixed doubles will be open
Iii ! Ve".1.?.5'' I,,ay en Mndny will
The Teiiinament Committee is com cem com
re'cd of Miss Anne 11. Tewnscnd, chalr
B)n; .Miss Dorethea Obcrteuffer. vice
thalrniQii ; Mrs. Jehn C. Hell, Jr., Miss
fcleaner Deuuliprtv. Ml in,;ni,.
Ireen i. Mrs. IMward II. Le Heutllller.1
;'. v.raivieru f. jiaucira, Mrs. Jeseph
,'lfvi' iT.::. liss Cheral! Seal, Miss
Mildred Willnid. Jehn C. Hell, Jr.,
Albert I,. Hesklns, Crawford C. Ma
ileira II. IJartel Register nnd C. Stan
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Becomes Light Heavy weight Champien of America by His Victory Over Gene Tunne;
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL I.KAOUK
, Clnb . Wen Iet P.O.
New Yerk JO 13 .Oil
I'ltUbunh M 13 .600
Nt. Iieuli 10 lit .ASU
Chiracs la in .MO
('Inclrmatl 18 IK .noe
Ilrneklrn IB l .fl5
I'hllUc 11 IK .!
Bolten 11 10 .307
Win J.er
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.519 .485
.014 .416
.471 .441
.400 .807
.387 .855
AMKKIOAN I.EAOUK
Tint. Wan TMt V.C Win Let
New Yerk 34 13 .040 .008 .681 i
St. Lenl 31 14
Athletic 10 10
Cleveland 17 18
Detroit 10 17
WMhlncten 10 -
IhMten 18 17
Chlcare 13 31
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.485
.444
.433
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.500
.450
.453
.400
.588
.485
.473
.471
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.371
INTERNATIONAL VRAOVK
W. I., r.r. W. I.. P.C
Haltl'nr 33 11 .076 Brrwute 15 17 .460
tWcster 30 14 .588 RmdlBfT. 10 0 .444
Terente. 10 14 .878 Jer. OTty 1 SO .
naffute. 17 17 .600 Newk. 11 S3 .334
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
W. T P.C. w- ' "f-
Mobil. . 34 15 .615 Memphli 1 10 .500
Mt.Keck 22 15 .695 NMhTlUe 10 31 .403
nii-hra 31 15 .583 Atlanta. 13 S3 ,M3
N.OrtiVnn SO 17 .541 Chat' of 14 SO .300
EASTERN tEAGCE
W. I. P.O. , w'.r rtr-
N.II.vrn 1? 5 .78rBrie'rt 11 1 Am
I'lUnftrld 14 10 .583 H""L10 v?
Albany.. 13 13 .800 Wtrbtirj 0 15 .878
ritchb'rt 11 13 .458 Sprlnftleld 0 15 .375
YESTERDAY'8 RESULT8
NATIONAL LKACrtJE
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I AMERICAN M5A0UE
Detroleithietiy,. 8
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Cleveland, Bl Bouten,
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irilnar. 4, Newark, ft.
UalUmere. Si Jtmrr City, 0
Keehenter. It Buffalo. 0 (lt jme). I
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Albany. 0.
d. Oi Fltrhbare. 4.
Hartferd. 7t BnrlnaflelU. 6.
llliteen mnmrn.i
New Haven. 3i Waterbury, 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee.. 7 Minneapolis, 0 (10 Innlnn).
Ksnaan City, 5i St. Paul 8. .
IndtanapellM. 4 Teledo. 8.
ImlTllle, 5t Colerotinii, 1.
SOCTHKRN LKAOCK
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TODAY'S SCHEDULE
mkmcan lkacice
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Cleveland nt Iip
Yerk.
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.St. LouU-Chleuce .Net Mheduled
NATIONAL LKOUK
riullIeN nt I'lttuhurah.
New Yerk at Cincinnati.
Ilonten nt St. IaiuIs.
INTERNATIONAL LEAfiUE
Newark ut Readlnir.
Syracuw al Terente (A. 31. nnd 1". 31.) ,
Jeraer City nt IliUllmere.
Kethester ut Ualtlmere.
Beets and Saddle
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Horses which seem best at Louisville ,
today nre :
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r irsc nice-l'i-auiui:i, i.auiiiuin, air
KOn second Oul Oul, Miinardella.
fa . Irf-Derius. Casey, Colossus
; La,lv Madcai) Maderie
Vivn's Minfe II : fifth rilasl ford
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Torento: Virt
race Calistoga.
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Finery. Censul: second-Pending en-,
try. Sheal. Lieutenant Seas; third
Delusive, lopange. Cray Hard : fourth ,
Lunetta, Carmandule, Messlncs;
lifth J. K. L. Ress entry, Dresden,
iiunga Ruck; sixth Prismar, Vesper,
Seagram entry; seventh Pasteral
Swalu, King Jehn, Eleaner S
Jamaica: First race Ilughle. Reap.
St. Angelina ; second Welcome
Stranger, Romulus. Dominge; third
Orderly, Lady Zeus. Drummond ;
fourth Rork, True Flyer, Duster;
fifth Teddy tt., Flying Cloud, Super
lative; seventh Pelythia, Hlg Henrt,
Mizar.
Old Rosebud, the famous Uncle-,
Iverv. Hells geldiug, winner of the
Kentucky Derby in 1014, was acci
dentally killed at Jamaica yesterday.
Old Rosebud holds the record for the
Kentucky Derby. He wen mere than
$100,000 for his owners. He defeated
every herrfe that defeated him at one
time or another. He nnd Keamer de
feated each ether several times. Old
Rosebud was out of racing two years
when he bowed a tendon at Belmont
Pnrk, but under the careful handling
of Frank Wnrd was brought beck te the
races lu 1010, nnd has since wen sev
eral victories, but never attained his
old-time speed. There perhaps has been
no mere widely known herbe in the coun
try in the last decade outside of Mor Mer
vich and Man e' War.
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Meranmen Have Scored Ten
Victories and Lest Twe in
Last Twe Weeks
BROWNS TRIP YANKEES
TTAS Pat Meran nt last found the
right combination? Is Cincinnati
going te be a troublesome team te the
co-called leaders in the Natiennl
League? The questions) ere answered
in the standings of this morning and
these of May 10. On the latter date
the eastern clubs started a swing around
the West, and among these In the ether
half of the league waiting for their
Eastern cousins was Pat Meran's Reds.
Twe short weeks age Cincinnati wax
resting uncomfortably down near the
bottom of the heap, with eight victories
and sixteen defeats. Things seemed
hopeless in Redland. The youngsters
Meran purchased ever the winter were
net delivering, and the fans were fig
urine en a lest-nlace team.
The afternoon of the 10th of the
merry month of May started Clncin-
nati's rise te fame. Frem that day
until yesterday afternoon the Cincles
have wen ten eames nnd lest but two.
one of the best. If net the best, record
0f ny (earn In the National League
ever the borne stretch of time, ghls
morning .the Iteds hove eighteen vle
j teries and the sumu number of defeats
for an even .uOO. which places them in a
tie for fourth place.
The rise of Couch, a rookie hurler
who has shown wonderful premise: the
rapid development of Pete Denehue,
the former Texan collegian; Eppa
Jcptlia IUxey'a return te form, along
with that of Adolphe Luque, the Cuban,
hnve all contributed te the prosperity
of the Heds in the last' two weeks.
Pete Denehue and Couch are the real
M'iMitbiis, the former having scored a
half dozen victories te date nnd Couch
scleral.
Couch Humbles Giants I
, lesterday Couch handed the Giants
their third Ntralght reverse since en-
lerlng Ilcdland. Teney was the victim
yesterday, being knocked out of th
!"aven,eTee,Ualngtl
, the winning run and made .lawn Me-
(raw het under the cellar. Couch i
iiiieweti out six nits while the Jleds
were banging out thirteen.
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-Hie victory of the Keds
(rifints en the brink of ge
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ever the Willlles puts Gibsen's crew
hi. imi.Aiiiuce,
out one Bunie hellSn(i the lende,,,.
Ueth local representatives went down
m battle yesterday, the Mackmen being
tllttmned ill n nlnth-rniinil rllllv liv the
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1Mr, slxt.h str,nIffht icvcrse- with I'Itt''-
bursh UMI tl,c Pssurc.
. Bin Miller I-i.ecked out his tenth
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counted the winning run.
Moere ..tnrte.i - ., r....,
last five innings. He was folleweil bv
Sullivan, who did well until the ninth,
when Bryan Harris was rushed Inte
the breach. The ullm neunn t..(r..i
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j when Miller missed the fly in the sun
Him yoeD mane nis single. Therefore.
Harris gets credit for the defeat.
Last of Series With Tigers
The last samn of the s..ri... .. ...i.,i.
tiled for this afternoon, and then our
A s embark en n little tour te Bosten
and Washington. Kddle Remmel or
Heimach will de the hurling for the
Mackmen.
The Phillies will ,l0 the entcrtuining
starting tomorrow with the first double
header of the season with Brooklyn.
J win bills nre nlse scheduled for Fri
day and Saturday afternoons.
Back in the home let Wilhelm hopes
te make up the ground he has lest in the
est, after the great start at Chicago.
lestcrday was a repetition of the two
previous days. Leck of hitting nt op ep op
pertuno times. In nil the locals made
fifteen hits, nnd only three runs were
scored. Thirteen men were left en base
and two were caught at the plate.
Smith, Baumgartner and Pinte did
the hurling with the Inst named deine
iiic m-m u,K. ,-siiiun was nit Hard and
had te retire under fire. Baumgartner
also received rough treetment.
Shecker Feels Yanks
Urban Shecker scored his second vic
tory of the series ever the Yenks yester
day while his team-mates were battlnir
Mays and Left O'Deul hard. Ken
Williams knocked out his twelfth homer
of the season and Frank Baker his sev
enth. The latter also had n triple and
a double while Pipp hed four singles.
'Francis, Washington's brilliant
youngsters, scored n 3-te2- verdict ever
Robertsen, Glennsen's fnmeus perfect
Kiune hurler. The lntter allowed six
hits nnd the former seven. Pcekln
paugh's triple In the seventh made the
Senators victory possible.
Sandletter t'hle bested Herb Pennock
fcatcd the Red-Sex fi te 3.
I In the National The Dodgers swept
the series with the Cubs en Mnmn.ii..,
pitching nnd the Braves tumbled the
proud Cardlnnls 8 te 0.
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
SURPRISES LEAGU
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Cincinnati.. 5 7 6
Brooklyn ... 8 :i e
St. lA)iii. . . 3 e a
Pittsburgh. . ft 10
New Yerk.. 1 2 ft
Chicago ... 4 0 2 S
Phillies .... 0 3 1
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Heading ...14 4
Rochester.. 4 9 2
Baltimore . . T 5 .
Jersey City. 10 e
Buffalo ,.). 8 .
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IIarr Greb, of Pittsburgh, and Gene Tunney, of Greenwich Village,
did some wrestling in their light heavyweight title battle in New Yerk
last night as the picture shows. Greb wen the crown. He Is the smaller
of the two boxers
MRS. FOX DEFEATED
BY HELEN MEEHAN
Seventeen-Year-Old Cedarbrook
Gelfer Again Surprises
in Championship
TRIUMPHS ON EIGHTEENTH
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Miss Helen Meehan. iwy-t heeked
e Cedarbr0ek. continued her ,
ninrveleus golf this morning in the
women's championship at Huntingdon
Vnllev
The seventeen-year-old miss niaused ,
another unset when she eliminated Mrs.
l-lh 1! t.-n, nf the home . lh. I .....
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Inte the first sixteen of the present
championship broke the two little
Meehan lassies curtsving prettily, each i nnue.seurK get .n. and (.Hester held a
with n sweet little card of U7, rllcnt.v consultation. It was diclded te yank yank
geed enough te qualify. fhl Agnew and put him in the oilfield.
And then they weie drawn, Helen , !?1ft?nK,IW ",UP,S wI,h "Ue(ls" Mu"
te iilev Mrs. (. Henry Stetson, whose I s rrVi : .. , , , ,. ...
brilliant 8(1 easily wen the medal, and 1n,Pncr;s,.t",";,i n11,'aI1; 1n"'1, ,c
Sara te play Mrs. Harlow, in the very 'l'"s'er P ny.rs .Llibeullelv .lel.ived the
flrs-rrniii.il game. About the time Mngulre was
nr.t round. . r.1(, (( ,Nh t)i( T dec,dpil tlin,
That would be enough te drive any it wn, tee ,.,,. , .....tlnue. Cl.eHer
ordinary young ladies into r'"'ng ( a 1(1(ljers lheugIlt otherwise, and the de de
Jeb with some Chinese Rdlet 3 .Ilfcfc le 1. J ,.N,en w oencurre.l In by manv of the
hut the I cehans are no .i d nary jog fan, ,, , , , , , M
ladles. They actually liked it. Ihey .,Rn,. whitman of Brldcsbuv '
figured they would get some pointers , " Vho "tliV-iul wai Inlufpnt. and
en the game. word led (0 ,inr.rhiT. am: the nrsu-
The Meehan family is one of the most ment brought fertli some vile Inn
rabid golfing duns in the city. .t. gunge en the inrt of the Chester iiluv
Frnuklln Meehan, the father, used te Pts te the official. The IsIte." switeliivl
be n feared player and knows the links their attack and used some -,f the same
Hern every angle, nis seiu is in hum
KillllU llllll, lur tint- uiiiih
ies lilted
the junior golf hereabouts from a il.vlng
cause Inte e,no ei tne uvest issue neie neie
abeuts. Mrs. Meehan pla.vs en the Cedar
brook team. Thete's u boy who Is a
fine player. Then thcte are the two
iliitinliranil
nwa ,, fnn.iiv ilmr r-.(s. lee..s '
ftSSewrf r feWl!.1
tPthe dinner table Monday night. ,
The Stakes i
Anyhow Helen wanted te go en a .
certain trip this summer. If she'd win
she could, nnra nail nor ueart set en
a driver. Hew about iff
"Win, and you can have the whole
durn set," premised Pater Meehan.
Sew in a lamiiy nae tins, anu te tne eruer,
girls especially, folks of the Mrs. Bar- After being allowed te get into Uvil-low-Mrs.
Stetson caliber are almost ! Inn clothes, Baldwin was arrested and
Idels. They worship in their train and taken te the Twentv -fourth nut Her
tne greuit-M uwuiuu.i mi uuu unK m
their heart strings is te tread the same '
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one or two p en the trembling oppesl- .
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the long sixteenth en her ueerm.i ....,1
planting n third en the greeTl for I
fi. She put u beautiful second en the'
seventeenth for a par 4 te be 1 up nnd I
lam an appreacu putt dead en the
eighteenth, almost helliiir. nr. ,. i,...
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COLOR GAMES TODAY
Annual Fleld-Day Spert at Ger-
mantewn High
The annual field day and color ion
tests et the Oermantnwn High Scheel
iwill be held at the Watervlew Uecrea Uecrea
Itleu Center, Haines nnd McMohen
streets, this afternoon. Activities will
.start at 2 P.M. A parade. In which
it Is estimated 3000 students will
"in. i.i. win ue win opening number.
There will be track and field events
for both boys and girls. The girls from
dip iiaineu Btrcat annex will clve fln
i'lunu "" " " !, , ,' ""," i neining te de with the uiifertuniitp ,.i- "'' uppeimu n i- nun nave inane
S8a MreVt?3USS. Kst,-- '"- "- '''" -f
B? .i!iwa,1ha,veWca,stn uVWZ; T.,.S,1, Phlllie. a.e biingi,, mere
snel ever h" memala"u Chestew.la.vers. Js the et f -''"-.,"'" '. ,' the
r I'linitji
.u. i ..... ...-ii.. .,. , ...... C...I.-1.S, ln larners tin.,, .,... '- . .- - .-....- ... . . --. . iiim-i s in
.inn, .,,......, ...... .. .......... ... ,,. ni- ,rt...,l cwnn.. fi.t. x " ( ','.. ..fill .truer Pulirer in llie sntilli-
ne s,,,,,,. ...aiK'n, uuwusi.mii.v ,u,i carry eeeded te bear out Tem'.. ,.ss..r in- . . ern section Is joel.eil at Thirteenth and """, ""emi.tn.-e. 'n,,. Cilmi. w it will l,e t-nrpeutu
nei- lumiiun uiiuui.-iii, iu mu niueiecntli ' he 1ms theJ.est elnl, i,,,t,.. ...... V . I .Tohnsen. where the Columba Cathelle ""'0 "' ii-tailer. s.eiv. T tl, ; i..r the lie li r henvvwu,
hole Detore losing. loping the davllclit .,,, 7 ' V1" 'lub opposes the Oil Timers. iie.v h.nl t. better of the whelis.i. t the weild
This chainplenship was expected te Chain I te 0 f A,"''-'an t. ,' , ,,. its be. .,se ilv had sei n stt.t- ,, l, '. 1
lie between Mrs. Barlew, Mrs. Stetson, "r , " !l- I Ner t Phils I liange. Program , ., ,..; .. '"' rstI ' li ,
Seif'Se of thenrthe01.;;.; ,ae'Z I' L' ?' ."!': 'V Jl-n 'STlOO ' . """ '!"-". . "-?..?' ."!V '! !m. ami n!,..' , 'W "" ., e,,u,.r. .r',.
iSLrAf- Te,", dh,gttifrf w:k,:;:r:';:r::,uV';';':;:--'';- --".-'.':
Ollll.irr.ni ...m - III, ill ing Clialll CllIU- In ,1.- , .""is '" "- " "mi in- in w.-eus ... i i , .-' ,, ;--- , iiiiiim'K i.'il.il. di.lv ltl W 111
... .. ... . w i elv mvs.,.,1 .i..h . "V ' ."" t the ,i iin.. .,., ,,,. ,., t ,i,f anil wholesalers the lei-nier t..lr .. .i... , . V " v.'.' ...'..'"..
Faring se wen with these tluee is n ,i. ..T. ".7 .' '"""' """'" ere nre- , "", ' ,.'". '.'".""".. ."' ..' '.'.". ":'" (icon:,. B. ,.i n. ...."." :""'J . .", . .. , " ' '", ..",.
inul- for nnv two little i,i.i.u . . uu. mr iii uu rillln, 11 in 11 inn- mi iiuract vviii'ii iiiey i, , , ,, --i.ii nine anil I ,',.,, , v, ."" ,','
u-entv nnv i ice Are th. . Um,er . X' IelNher registed ,h, f . K,U' iUc sl",1't "",l "f ""' M'l"L' "s thev ,,a,l',l,', "",'" ' - ," rpver... ' ,n "' "' " ' M
i ."" i "LJ.'iliCC' A,e tl,cie wy inns in the sev,.,,... ' ..", . .. Vf. .".', hni.. one of the best Luting and field- . 11," (.""1 """ .r. the gtn-sts , . ! ..... tl ,. '
eillt-r uivi,,vtn i . . .."-." . in-ii s ijiii kiii.. i i. i... i .i. l.fifieri.i .-..,..,.., .i..i. .... ' "' .-r
lUnnMMlunui .,ii. ... ' Kri as i.etty .Neai. nii inn i,-.""'.. ." iissieKiiueiis ..tiLviim ite game. .,..; 'in.. vv n.-n n. v,.t i ... , . u.
.'"';.'.. ---i " uiiiicii with, inniiPi.tPil ..in. . :.. :..."" i-iirren A annuel- lNiinnez hits a nlteliiinr t,.n ' sui was at nn en, I r...... .,-,., Hi us ti li-i hi h-.
.Mrs. Stetson D.v carnlnir Mm ti., .. .,."."" "."""'rs. Ihe irnnw. ,.-,,u ...- i,...i ...,.... i it... nipmlu.. s . tl,.. ....... ... .. ... . ' '""' I UK- u hii, atn
CLINCH
rji)ii;iMX;AU'li'Ci
SEMI-PRO GAME
SPOILED BY RIOT
i
Bridesburg-Chester Contest Re
sults in Arrest of Ted Bald
win, Visiting Player
SID AGNEW LOSES TEETH
By WILLIA.Af S. DALLAS
TNDKPENDENT baseball In "rides-
A burg received a setback last evening
when n geme between the home team '
and Chester, nin.veil .it Richmond nnd
Orthodox street. endtd in a free-for-
nil, anu resulted in the arrest of one
of the VlMtlllg pla.v er. led Hul.dwln
The tllHsniPefuI scene was the result
of the calling of the ;jaitie b.v I'mplre .
Tawney in the ninth inning. Fer eight
sessions Gene Costelle had l:tpc'd along '
and held the visltuis te four bits and a
slngle run.
Then came the ninth, and in their
half the visitors sent five i ui., across
the pan. 'Ihe hrst two men up for
language te the home player
Agnew Is Walloped
Suddenly a Hrldeshui plaver wal
loped SId Agnew, and lie suddenly be-
I came minus u few of his teeth. Ted
Baldwin became mixed up in the affair
i generally, but tlnnllv tlilnas appeared
I t. be quletej down and the plajers of
"et ,,'a' repaired te
the drowsing i
ate en the opposite
.tfl
detective informed him te move en. ns
he was getting away easy. Then Ted
began the same verbal barrage en the
di'lectlve, und he was arrested and
badly used up. In the menu time a
general free-for-all was in pi-egress and
the police after .illmVultv restoi-e.i
(.ration, where he will hav
this morning.
rut. .
e a heai-i.iL'
me Jiriuesmira nian.iL'eiiieni
, . . : -r- --
...1. . .. ------ - , ...,,. v. . .f -, t ,,,.
- - - ---... m t -K, llll lir.1l f
"..y.s u-.iiimi.. lts uie IlirOCt reMI t Of
tXwK nl- Manager Lord, of CI ,,." ,
ft'S TU the game te'the Phi 1, . I
. ' BabaH Woc.at.en ,
"'j! I.0? W "
... Mn n w ttMi tln ... . ii. t i. .
x"" ' a auc. who was , ,in,,s..,i .,c
KIelsher manager "esteVdav ' as , I
:sage.l before Inst night's, -eniesw
BW"n ''""' at T
rwentv.s v.,
v "" "ii4 ,
nhulmr errerle.u .... ' :"" """' Miles '
eZhL''!' a"'1 "
" tared throughout,
.
-v-iisuuenui
l etlay s Scholastic Games
vitir nt ii ie iieur n, i . ....,,., ....,. . .r-. ,n , .. u.n .--..- tin,. ., i ,,i-ii. ..,-.-. .1 i.i. . s:i . 1 uu 1, ,,.
and Results of ' YtxitnrJ-,. ','" ,,", lu,,,kt "f " ''.' -tii'iiL some
- ."" J tsicraay '. s beiiml te be hnltul. n,e Broek-
West PhliailiUnhi.. i"i "
i-erti-.iiii.ti, , liWv'ii-lm' M.V:.1Vnn h'""''
liuh.nTvt.,i,n.Hn,',.'" ,"" Wii,i-,Bn
'ilnilncten
New Jersev N'n'rm... . ,1 . .... i.v
IllKht.tewn. l"ul
liiuiltutr. i
Nninimh .MlUta.v i,,-,.,.,
fi. I'rlnceten.
rrrn. Fr nreten. ' " ''"acrten " '-hi i iiininei nun win i.ne U , '."","""" "'' "iner engnes I hreiiirh. I "'"" ' ,'"""".. . "" .. .. " 'iy"ln hut -iXj.f,
k&SXZ!0" ,,i" iw m.t,u ,.h ; nula of games. The Vis,. Is,, '"'t the count, i . died ,,t his mother's ! I'"' Xtl'JX """, "u' uh' - 3.
Teilltie Pr.n v. v... . 'IUII, 01 .Mllll 'IN HOOK, WHO WllH crC "smcilCP. l.l.M ertl Til flit V -foul f li
.rl.trnvn0 "" " .n Uu, Nar j evening, will be back rgain nnd street. Men.la.v morning fn. , a , . . ' '"'" ''"""" M'Oivi.n chi. ' )
1 lNrrK8CllOLA8rK. lMXWn !,;e?l,tFelVvhThl'nn1'Sll!?,,!',,,,Ut Mh' ieV.!f"f t"- "" '"St ' ' " f , "'" Vu'-Xlll: "uJ" '"""""" W tfte
CVntrM Illnh v Nerl heaat iiiJ, v K i '. Mt , " V. " i" !',,h nnl "Wli stleets. through an niliputatlen ceiitiacted )$t
ca.t rw,i .Mrihea.t j,.,,,, North ,,,,, L tle , ni)lP,dl.,, ,,u ,Mt. ,,,,, , ,,,M poisoning at Hetreit. . u- nm "'. "' ' '. i, um .I f
YK8TKKIIAVI4 KUiI'LTS . ,,,1'!?I f"r, Vil' .!C,,m',,...bl't " uI1 lrelm- aiy 11120. ,mi.i..u ililllvr ,111. Hall..,, win h ,,.l,U ,1 ,,
' INTlUJHCltOiaHTIO l.V iili'v l,lllt-v Al ,a.,,,,, M "' ,1,,rl. I "ft pl.li e.l as catcher under .....n . l,'.nl,t,' RIrit! '.'Zllrl elr,".n'" 'rre rjfl
...cgntrui ii,.h, J. "v"'Apw,IlrtlI J. An''ther We.t Philadelphia ii.aU.h of n.cnt of ' Kdwnrd li! 0HU -' , ' P.ur' t'h'rJ1 ,l.tlZi&'UuMr i3
,llh.,B- .... "uuiKlnhla importance Is listed nt the Donevan. Canada, club for nenrlv- 1.. , . ., ii l" ilwi-n Johnny M.-ly a", 1 whiuv ' rt
A,vaM - ,.,.., , Ma'W&jJMfArjss !,;VV;V.SU'rai,,,iii'";j''",""" ' "". -.
GOLF TEAMS PLAY
IN SECOND ROUND
Llanerch, Favorite for Suburbi
Title, Meets Lu Lu 200
Linksmen Involved
T LTS ON TWENTY COURSES
IIL.IO Ull lUHI I VWUnuui
fTIIlK "cceuil Veunil for the
....... 'u
-L miner Imiriip coif tcntn c-hninnlen
. .' . iiiiiiriiiiiu nin u- imj-w i
mis ntternoen en twintv cell courses
with Khepl- rnr.i.u Mm tittniiu.v n( "(K)
Willi bnecK troops te tlle Iiunilitl 01 -uv
..iii,ll jiuij tin; Itt'lien.
The hcheilule follews:
LlKtietth I.tt r.tl 'If.t
Arenlmlnk . Oierbrenl
divi.sie.v ii
I'liiintrit fiiirhniiiuKh
Ten n adu.u i. Jtlvrr.ett
DIVISION i
Old Vel I le.td : Mu t.- I'ejntv
Hititi3lia-n 1 . Itui .
1I lnlO.N I'
U-iOUlitrv v " l.i ilentii
Ct Juibiie.i v, IrrilWtritt
DIVISION I'.
Vurth llt'.M Mt. Mi)3reilen
Hula mi. Merchantvlll'-.
The superlative team of the JUaneich
Country Club was a strong favorite for
the little league title before the play i
... . .-. i. ii, , t
started. After Its overwhelming defeat
of Arenlmlnk, one of the strongest teams
In the-league, last wed; manv believe
Ihere'H new nothing te It rind that
Llanerch will walk away with the eon-
fnlen. The tt'iims arc made up of ti'li
lrn-n, five playing nt home und five
mvaj .
Llanerch sends afield Paul Tew kg -bury,
city chamiileii.sliip finulUt, und
Jehn Readle and .Marcus (Jreer. The
two latter feuitlit out the finals of the
Atlantic CIt teutm-.v lnt week, whence
all but this pair hail been knocked out.
Then tlii're k ram .Jennings, the Iren
Vt,.., .,.! 1.-....I. ll.,...l,eu ..!. .... .
nn niiv nil! i etirxi'. Tlili. nitiiiti'f in tuiui.
..iuii. linn i.iiii. 4 ,, M.in. aimj all . Alitri L
tivfly miic of winning three or four
iimti lif nwny. with h I'liiiiiiH ii f mopping
up thi' full li n peint1'.
Italian Branch 99 Will Held Banquet
'I inii-r n ' tJht the Italian llranch Xe. 00
if tti iSriimi 1'iater.iltv" vvl ' 'tiauturute ii
'(rHt.-tter-jiiiualtitid" i.ttnimlRti by helillnc
.. bi'niiu mi I. en cvhIIe f restaurant,
l'i-ifth ",e, iihevp Sprue?. Durlnir Iti
uu in I I l i .! I d tti "Inntrs in
the i, land 1 ii.triilt Hnwllnir I.euKUe for the
hH 11 r i in inea 'nv l.au
tiw com- .
tinri-i. ul ti.iti
hit iu'IiiIuib of this hrumh.
unih
Ales
AKflmat.t DNtrnt Atterntv IZuRn V
',n,lrenl "'" act ", teastmaater,
CONTINUE P. R. T. HEARINGS SO AS TO FIX FARE
Public Service Commissioner Clement announced today he
will held hearings all summer en th P. B. T. Company valuation
ee the case will be ready for the tuTf commission by September.
He said he wants a permanent rate- of fare fixed by January.
ARMENIANS URGE PROBE
BOSTON, May 24. The Axmenian National Union of
America has forwarded i. telegram te President Harding urging
that the United States Government accept the invitation of Great
Britain te join with that country, Italy and France in invesiga invesiga
tien of reposed Turkish persecutions of Armenlnns and Greeks
in Asia Miner. The telegram says that private advices re
ceived from Turkey corroborate press dispatches concerning
these persecution.
MI. GAKL NINE
PLAYS SOUTH PHILS
Several Other Out-of-Town
Teams Are Here for Carries
This Evening
CUBANS MEET NORTH PHILS
SeW'lill
out n'-tiivii i 'uba of preinl
I visit i or i tiv this pvenlnir
nenre wtl
te niiiicle with the le.idlug clubs In twi
light tilts, . Miniliei i. re making their
...,.,. i t .
''"iris. i"n " .itii.i.ti iiM-4 ..,. "-
hrts have a bettu oi.pe.tunlty in this
rj.ect as the, a, e plaj lug home ev cry
- lav injhe week.
' P''e"n nnd .J,eets then, te give
1(ah.- IF II iri.ilit 111. l.lwl Ii 1 u ...
fie inns se me reguinr ceiiipsis ireni
new en. One of the leading state teams
i" "" en the program tonight when
ML Carinel visits Bread and Bigler.
rn,.. llt1 .. .
iin.l the
i-.llehe.-s lit-.. Periifniil.. ti.,.1
.nun ii.
Chonee lit .hortstep is the
elder lu t nba.
gieati st in
The l'e MetOllsts meet ,e lliillde's
Legan A. A. uln- at l.'igliteenlh ami
ueei.ininl siriets, uiul as heti, teams an
, I.W1 IIO.V III Mars uie (llle In l.el nilllltewil
!""l 1'tiiltnn Je.irnejs teThl.tieth stieet
an.lCi.luuil.ia avenue and pla.v s Mei rill
A.
viscess at Klianalian
w, ll i 111.11...1..1..1.I . li t -. lilfMilll.vi.,,1 .....1 ..i . i -- - -,.. i. .ivi.. i -'.." " r .ynm
I Today's Independent Games
and Yesterday's Results
1'1'lilier kt Donexan-Armstromf. leil-(
elulilh anil Walnut utrtfti.
Urideiiliurir at Ilnce ,
Cub.n HIbth at North Thlllles, I'uurlli and
VlnaoneeklnK streets. .. , '
Mount Carml lit Seutli I'hiU.e Bread
una Ulster Atrfctp.
Harrlsbuiu' at Chritel
Viscose, of Mreu IIoel. at Snatialian
Kerly.elnhtli and llrewn ntreetn i
Fe.t Moter at l(mn, Ulnt.ti-eiith ami IelU
Iwml ntrtctf.
1'urltan at .Mrr,ll. Thirl tlh trl und
I'e.umblu uNenue
Ktenten FiM Club it Doilentew n
Pelham Hlllc Hex at Mdlu A. A K..i
ninth and Oxford utrtele,
Star. Cheltm and M-nella ,i.-nu
Oelumba l.'uthellc Cub ut Old Timet
Thirteenth und .tehnnnti etrety
National In and Trunt 1 eatue Federal
Keerv . .Ndrtnwefteni Truit t:uinpHti
I Ht. Uarnuhan at De.re, Hixtli n tut OJut ,
Btreeia, i'aru
uartratn I'ark sr
.Mcetetvn, lcnlli anil ,
nutier eireew
Heuthwarlc Club at Southern A A , 'frtcn
ty-firtti "reel and Hnsdrr avetiut
I'Clham Sltk .Mdt at Wltdvvi,i.l 'I .rri.1n!
avenue and W'aketlnir ntrit.
Kat.I.erR and Ilrekerii' I.aifue rjitihum
I'ariens n lllddle & Ilenn. 1'iftli Mr, el
und Tuber read
I'hlladeliihU l'lnattrljl league Frank, .n
Trust v. Third Nattena,. KIiijsiIiik lt-tri-atlen
Center. Fiftieth utreit and Chiftet I
HVenue.
riremen'"! f.eak'Ue, Matoen A F r-t Hat
( a lien ui leuttn, Fourth and Jl-r.M attstB
nrcunn ai rivvenm
I nrt fmirt ri Hint
,ni i'arL:,ie ..i.r,i.. vi.,.., ..V ..;...
I ftenli rtltllti arnt ('amtirli. .t.n.r. T'.r.i. .
Sixth. Frent itreet und Erin tiiui.. K.wb'li
.it Tenth. Turrevlali ienue und Van KlrK
trtft.
lrnri;itan n na.lrend ij-nral ort i e
League. A DIvlHlen- Chlf f Engineer E
ecutlv, ret t -fourth stret and Iail.elile
:NfvSt Mifflin.'i iTm" s,"u J?? P,uf!
,7"na'is-iV'yTardV',"' 3 '''' J' Xl ' ''":u',
Tniiiuht i.eae-uV ivrn-t- ,. Athlete
Twntv-lxth and Mtr rpt
P. H T. 1-a.aue n.wi.. .. ..,.....
i'.'iviifen";.' .. 1 VY" nfe'
I'rankferd uenue nn.i rmt street
and Wa'k.imJT m. '" "'"""J n "'-"
I.Abl' Mi III i I'UftK"
Ili.desbuiK .! i 'heater 1
St JixrnurM it Jiolnen. 2
F.(lKlr, 0. Anmn. an Chain e
Hhunaliuti s North I'hlllte-. s
1 St. Columba ! M-rt.ll,
Seuth I'hlllIlel1rVKi. li. IJetmanien 5
aiuiitiiumi , j-i,x .lOlOr, J
Hllldale 12 Itejal Stain, .'
Hutch Moter. 7 Vlmene, I
Seutli Phillies. 3; I X Haibeiv 1
St..nflltl 1' f f. Ok. I.... .1 . ..
., -. ...u ,.,l.W.Ue!s.
iw u,
nichinentl 13 Jh U-en 3
sS,V;,ilV'""W !
Kl.vatrfl i U-i'ftnr 3
rru:,' t, VtIjilU ii I'leiid-ru r..f, .ih
Tt 'Ut
lern h.t at a-. P'liladelph'a Truet
st. M if' m s ltnitimulate Cjii 'nt en
Jt '".la 14. I..ifhthi.ue, .-,
F'fth llatallen, y '), Hattallnn .
i in; 1 st.iH -, Jiuuln A A 1
Bank Team Wants Ball Gaines
i ne Mixtn .National itar.U hasi-b'i
vveul t hk
hke te nrraiiCB . irn. .vl,l. .... . .,
te.iin that h,t ii kecmd-ulan t,i:n ,i,tr...
Alexander Resen
.ire nf sjlxti, s; ,t(0na i
Uanr
OF TURKISH ATROCITIES
COAL MEN BATTLE
FOR FIVE INNINGS
Desert Black Diamonds for
Baseball Diamond at Llan
erch Country Club
RETAILERS TRIUMPH, 7 TO 3
Kl.l VII.I.K
uil.htrt. ss
Inline. ,th
lillrrs ,f
'liuirrrxiir n
Itp-lr.
Krl't. rf
Mi-IIeh. :ii
Sunn. Dili. f
Hrr. Ih
I miiln-s nt.
iiniii.rrt i,ki:
rtlrlnimi, '!i
sirehrll s,
I'litt. 3h
vli.rni-r. if
" ifnrlnml f
Msli'ih. rf
1'irrliun, Hi
villhim.. ,
Hitlnrr, e
mil Krllt.
Imp Phll.ldplphl.i foal De.ileis AkM.
'''tii'ii. .emn.e.,.,1 01- ...k.j..,, ,
whelesilers. ,,. tl.lr , ,
estenlav itthe Llaneivh f'.unu vV'i b,
.... ..-.nuii- hi vviucii w.is a b.tll
Hue
ii'-
iM-iween te.ilns eirpsenll!l"'
tailei-s an, w helesnlet..
till.
nnlj lu,. innings ,.,,. MnPl, ( ,
some (. paslimii.K was h.ii..;, 1,v
mi- urarj in up iimiifitJii 1.......1.
.. ...ill III! llllll-!
itllllier
,.."' sieie h iiiiuni telli.w
,!a,"Mr'' " i
W hulfsa ci
i
RETIRED BALL PLAYER DIES
JaCK.IOM. Dni.Tm, c,,.
One-Time
Away
Paste
.!.,.. i. i'..,.
t , ,.'.'' "me veins ul aiie
te'-r,i'U.w,,".kwe.wn ""f-.en.,l ,a I
lel'tj-llille
,...-....,,,, ,JIMrt. , ,llt, j-us,..rn ..
DNCEADUB. GREB
IS
M
SI?'"
Conqueror of
NOW
CHAMPION
eene lunney 7
Couldn't Get a Beut in Phil- tl
iimcijimii bigin icaisn.u !'
MAY MEET CARPENTIER
H I.OriS II. .lAKI'K
AS A
- J'it
S WAS pxppptid, 1 larr (Jrcb, of
ttsliurgli, tedm Is "inblazenlng
the pugllihtlc horizon light -heavyweight
iliiitiipliiii of (he I'niteil States, und np
pi'uts te be pieuiiiii-nt hi a probable
oppem-iit for (ieergeH Cnrpenlier, with
(In' whiM'n (tevmi in Hint division ns
his i,'eul. All of this pii'Mlse was wow
b.v the i-i-iiiiiiier from thi smoky city
us n lcsiilt of Ins lifti'Oii-nmiiil viilery '
, li u Vni'l In I .:..!. r
'" "" 'Ki nx'iiiiNi vcn
Turnip who Iuii wen the American
litle b.v defi-itins liatfing Lcvlnskv, of
thisclt.v. Inst .laiiiiiirv.
What a illftiTciu-i' rinhi wars make!
It whs bin k lu lsn I thm Philadelphia
tuns lirt keI ii (,'llinphi- of (Jreb In
uctlen. uiul in- looked impossible. A
wltei weight then. (ircl. showed thaf
, hi did net knew thi- titt thlnj; nbeul
I boxing nnd hi' ilfiiion-tintieti here wan
e inruiei-If lliHt IIP Wits leri-Pll te leevp
llli'SP dlgglngx becaus,. none of the
matclmaki'is would trl . him f,ny mere
niutfhet.
And then -uildenlj thp l'lii.liurghpr
IjiKilii le ilfv.'ep. Stpppin mte the
middleweight rk uml then u (pw
pounds above thnt ecale. (Jreb began te
'lap a let of lh- light -henvwpightH
.miiind until he illsplaved thnt lie had
ii let of leal fijrhting elas bv wallop,
ing lern (iihhenu. ( ,st, iUj t'
tlllia ..-li.... I. I.. 1 . ... ....
ii ii .......... i, nt ii , nemas: vn,
all set for a bout with Cai-pentler. Hnd.
it was rumored. pes-Iblv with Jack
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But whaf Cieh iii.i i.. ii,.. .,
M:.!bhen'' U".H ? Il. "inning "almost
' , " '" '"' "' ""' fifteen leillltls in wliictl
! " Pllgased. Thiil vli-t,..-.. I... .,,,.!..
- ' .. ... .-... ......... .-...(,l. IF.,
e i.iiiney niateii. Und. acterditig te
.m-vv leik tepeits. Cene was uilinlnli
i terei u tetiitii lumbasilng
A WiliUal
Ti e Meiy , t n iingsule e.vpert Is that
nwlatliiKn wll.l.-l. i:WI one C the
....-ii iii.inus was uionetonoitslv Ufcp
py-ry etlu-i In the fiist leuinl Greb
uiev. a rimseii uvulet fiem the nep
and mouth of Tunnev Later hi
ep-neil .1 , ut ,,.,. Tiiiiiil) s i-it , ve and
then ever the iB,t.
'I'uniiey hewe, the .e2Se,l .leughbnv
'I'lirnge of his inates overseas, but if he
Iiad anything else ,P dd ,mt jmV(. t
lianie te show It. He was as busy as a
man who h, -tepped ln, ,., f as witIl .
wildcat. II.. siei.,1 up bloedv. hiit un
bowed ter the fifteen l minds, wutchlng
ler a chance te land one i.uiuh. That
iiancp nev'er iame
The eriliiMin flew tlai stinted In the
hi st round from the month an I nose of
lunney lasted ai through the light. Tt
sputtered down ever (Jreh's shoulders.
t-- J'-veiI tin- wliiu- shirt of the referee.
Kid .McPaitlan.l. It diinpul down into
the resin.
s seen as Tuunpy stenpp,! mil of hi
....ii.-i in mi. nrsi reunil tireb snrniut
at him nnd clawed nt the fare CJuwe.l.
seems te be the right vveid. for fireh '
us-ed few straight punches There lu
something catlike in the wuv he book
these gloved fists, and wells or bleed,
lollevv each blew
Prem the first round he had Tunner
heiillderpil. The px-di.ughb.i marched
steadily and stiinllly into these whirl
of clawini; hut the Meed lentinued te
flew, and he could net land squarely
en tin- whirling, twisting wildcat. Sema
time C-reb seemed te be coining at him
with a cat spring from these behind.
Seme times lie s, elm i e be swoepinf
down en linn neni a high place
('rci Rushes
Alwnjs Crel. nisheii m ( ins,, wher
Tunney could net find him Knipicnt'.T
(neb held with one rlnvv while with
the ether he lashed into Tunnel's criin-seii-twisteil
fnee. 'J'unnev glared at him
sump time and some times tu...r. .1 .,, M
bewildered tbreiigb crimson mists.
In the sUth reunil Ihe shut of Mc
P.trtland took en a deeper hue of red.
liieb had opened n cut ever Tuniiey'a
ve. a wide gash tlial diiiijied bleed. 'in
the ninth a slighter cut was opened ever
tin- light eve Tunnel's face had become
e'H i unison -Ir.aui V.ctw.en lennds the
eiends sponged the bleed awav nnd
I uiiiiei s dear i ut pietile would euiclgp
from the smear
I'.t.t as s,,en ni. the bell mug the wild
..it would In- at linn iiga.n and once
limn- the seiiiblutue ,,f ., jnce would be
obliterated.
"i nnei put up a biaier snow than
Turn miliums', who seemed le have
inline with the Pltlsbuigher but lest It
through shei-i- stiipnlitv Tunnev was
Hung nlwnis When llreb . nine at him
In sometimes would tij te held him but
.t was lil... i uibi.ii in a wil.l.ut
When It was ever Tiimu-v i une out
suiil.ii,' a i i inisei hiuile t ugiatulate
(iieb A nn,' l,i,j that '1 mu,..) ajnl a
g 1 soldier as the entile A I" will
festlf.v but lie has net the niMimh for
this kind of fighting net L if- he the
speed That ilieuin of am kind of
lning i hninplen turn, the j; p,
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