5ft." "J i -' ' i'V-.'.; v;'ftfr n ai v r. EVEXIXU PrttLK1 LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922 , w Phils Will Be Heme Tomorrow for Stand at Bread and Lehigh, While the A's Leave for Bosten WW ." ME m mm Tr7IM WP SB ,118.11 I ty m m i. m iw MILLER TOO FORWARD, SO A'S LOSE OUT IN FINAL WITH DETROIT) Bing's Misjudgment of Blue's Slam Enables 1 igers te Tie Score, and Cobb Himself Cemes Through II' ith If inning Blew Before 10.000 Fans AND THE WORLD WAGS MERRILY ON y l?. r.enKnr W MAXWKIJ. .sport Rdltcr Kienlnc Public l.etlmr IF IJINTt Mil. I. Eli lmil net been tee forward eiiuila the Atlt.ctle- mlRi.t hnve wen tliiit 1ml I Riim Intend of Hr'reit IIiiir m.mll.v h a inetlet quiet guy who inner t.lki out et ttirti i.r nuilit'i lnrnelf ftirwiml. Me j.im tkcs thin'tfs for Rianted mid lett em :. at tlint. Hut jr.terd'iy he tlld'i remnln In the lineksieiintl He wiintul in gel ,Vifi te the (-randsUnd ''.im- a Jnnt n k,nll,.n l.Li tlinl Mini th' hall LHllt, Wfllt bUlll In iiii-tlte te Mm: ir univf be -.aid thfi h. d.dn't ixaitl irnisp tl tlen n sitiint.en- et" that -or lwu'd be f.'iiii'''l. In fact, t w bis head Miller get tee forward m -l.e ti.T .1 i.ni 01 the fraen. when l.ew I...W busted 11 long tl te deep . ..utir ! ',., a u.-ll th mid Utii,; Parted te run In That Is where h ii-nib ft -" ! err. e Jho 1 d lime traxe'ed b.K'k ward or njeuaj sunt! tin: ' miH He tllthi' hne t de it, ax vat proved by later deieln,n. n Tl - "re !i burn of -.peed "as 1 ttnv wanted. Deeau-e nftet the first d..y r t l.e had te lnft mte the reeie. and couldn't get hex nnd mii'ml It 'vns the nw-t lnnppet.'iiie t.i. . f,.i i perpetrate what i- flangl'v known aw a fuu pa Our ii-imindlin; Vlilce- were ahead In the came and had the situation well in hand The ,iv wiix .". n -I ninth lnn'ni; nolieih out, Hebby Vnieli en se end and lime bntt.n; V:t handed against none ethe than Slim Harris. Slim sizzled ,nc toward the plate end I! ue .ij,tl it nchi bail; .is.i.r The ball saib-d ihmimI , , .iter and It Mg when h- heard the erah of i" willow tonne, t ins with the jnl'et run .11 M'elns h. unmake, he r.i'i b.iil. ward, and later t deva... grei'in:; ,11 il.c nr : 1 I nth Kind, as if te Ki-i'l1 senietliins The nn'x ieasun In- didn t :rii v i- he. a ie there was nethi i there. Anywtn h tr "d nnd a guj run ' be n.'d etT fur that The ball -ailed in, ml onward nnd lijit h'i -i.li'ic Hlue tout lied a'.i of the bases and -topped a' tl.'rd ifter ea. h hail -tre'uv! homeward with th" tjinB t'eiintcr Slertn afterwurtl T (bb b..i;!etl a Insie, etidin; Mine 10 the platter, and thut preed t,, be the u:nn ! 'a" ltui- Win eer a rrnn that the tried drivrrn'rhi te tle ei'(Air,; in 'hi fwil mime ,inj uent out I'ltH k ,M off and thri, pa 'Kul ! 1 ,nu (tut in aider. Se did the 'leetate' s - the entire le.OU'i of thim Everything Happened in 77is Game CUSTOMKUS ue-- p'ennful when t h- mr'ni'i a-eended there hems about 10,000 in th- hou-e This s a geed ,row,l f r anj matinee no matter where it is held Aid eenlid C ' h" money- worth Kverj thing t ha could pesiblj happen 1. 1 hall cann' l.ai pened Yl.'re was a b't of hitting. many error-, light- with the umpire In, in. ri.t.- and thing- like that "It was a game of a th.iu-and thril - -aid Fran!; Markin, aneiler well known aeter who al-e tred te -ptnd a quiet nfterne m at Shine Park with no miceeM". "If tli'-e g:- un maki me Mt i.p and take netiee the must be Soed." The een'e-t opened au-p ,'1011-ij ami IJev Moere ji.t. he.1 a nu hit no-run jrame for three entire and uinplete inning- H. was -t geed that in tue third In struck out thte.. batter- in a low In th" fourth the Tig"t- mlnul hi- ne-h:t contest by soeking a patr of ingles and a double. That netted two runs and gave the alien the lead Things looked -ad anil gloomy for a tun,' but Hing Miller thought ii was time te put en his ae' and after that it ua- lmieh he'tT. Perkins drew a paw from je'ing Mr Stener. lntn of Oklahoma 'if . aud was -tifkiug ele-e te first. Jliller. instead of allowing the t'r-t ball te pn-s him, ehinsed his tactics nnd kneil.id it into thf bVathei- Twe run and the fount was all marled up. '' H" IS Bimj s truth eirei.it nnllep at the ree tnd enme lehen it una needed. He fiiJ ij ahead u ',ji. I! it I., if ''inf i,icnn ,111 thing. 7'ue Mere Circuit Clouts Are Made THntU" wcie aieie homer- in the :ifih I!!,i, -Mrted with mie i.i. u 1 ,t Ills nine out in front, and Cv Perkins dr"e m ,1 ,'uuple of runs wi'h h, lusty cleur In the I.ittT por'ien t,f the frnn . Moere opened with a ieiil' ..nnd, after stepping t teoend Cennie decidni te take him our nnd giv t'.iile way n chance te get nte the uic-u; .lohn-teii walked, A'ulker fanned and Cy stepped into th- breach He hit a low liner fu left wh.ih s.nled ever the pertl.i Mr. retliergul s dome and baul ,leare,l the low wall which keeps the sunfi-h in retrmtr These local homers both of them -gave u- all of e,r run.-. After tint we were all washed up. A fleck of error- and a inuple of mfie d rut- gae the Tiger- ane'ie marker in the -ixth and thej plajed dead unt 1 the ninth Milliv.ui pit. lieu for a time, but in the ninth after be had pa-d cm h and . rpi fr..'d 1 wild pitch, allowing Hebby te get .0 -ecend. he was ank.l and Slim Hi,-'- -was introduced b he clerer Habe 0 Iteurke Slim's entrance was inipre-sue He stalked from left lield te the ten a Uking his time Arnring at the dugout, he loel.td around, drank ,1 gl.i-s . f water and then washfd lis hand- li d.d 'vcriUi.ng but comb h.- hair bur perhaps it wa-u t neee-.a'r There wa- no occasion fe- him te doff ins ' and make a hew . Slim walked nut te warm up Sending behind Inra adminn? his mu-T were Dec Johtisten, 'ie.ng. tinbewav and I.ke TIu" wasn t au no-. because that s a I the innVlders f li. had HARM beuneed our tainit Illue ti' Km 1 Muter no ne tri.nl and hheie u rnt th n'd bc'l ynnr. ,.,. in' l the iame tetUi'j '00 i', mei e Giants If in Only Four Gaines Out of Dezen WIlILl mi the -ubjt.r .,f ba-'ba.' let -s II n fr -en'en, es aheir il.e New 'i erk (Juint- Have mi fieei vt,i 'm'i.t thfii latelvV (Juttn n -ur. 4pri&e Qt ITK a s,irpn-e 'I n 'Pf. tl. I..ii w.th a strangle. held en firr plUce. Wen -it,n ji d s,i.Tere. rcih f,.i ner-M. Looked r- " tliei would tle a Merr , h n 'lie S"i' ,,n il T u ir i' and ni; ,,f t;K. nhrr clubs v e-n , yelling murdet Then tl.'- t ' We- Sp. t 1 -en 11 I nr,,e m Tn'ng i and losing as many Same m 1 h eag, I e-t ;h, e,,' u r plated in p M-turgh, and thus far hnr liepn m , itd tu-te t ins n Ciiv.nnit Acevlmg t,, "he fjg SCrs and I'.tgTs i,hi 1 !i - Mi" ha" wen fmr of tie ii-i mwhe -nm, . .an 11 ec p.Mnii, , -iti' 11, e .11c. -m in.icir- . i,as ra, ked, or w.rd, t. cttect .' Hut wait utiti te go i, dug 1 i' .1 ilia' just one guuie npiir- in ' ter' ig' -'me if they win tetiav mil Mi- '! a' '- ', - I, thing b" -'ratiger th.ir Min' ' And den ' terg ' 1 n, mini 1 I uprint alter gen ng . n ) lest Hixteeii g'liiie- h.ninga nr. ei'.igi ana test .gii'.ei r ,,, teen game- S,,t h 'J'heie i 1 1 1 r 1 n g Ii 1' while t In P.i aw - itd !, (jume te sp,n , .-. e . 1 1, . si irg'i - r.gh' en -he r h ' . ng hirin frenk 'p nte fir-r p'n. .. th P rate 1'i.u'iJ unt K-d- arr t ,tf -g ,,, I, e 1 Mil, ' t.ie 1 , j ,. , f .'.JO Tedm ti,, ,ai,, w 1n 'i ,,' e .. ., ,,f f ,, ll ! "l H I 'I I. N"l - ri.ii. " c gi 1 g , r fe a-t p.U, 1 inl' It., -t.,i, , .) , ' a ip I' .Jj- I ne I'ii , n 1 t i'ii rmarkab'e -en 11 am' il eighteen last thii 0-1 'ig.i I, 1 na'f 1 Tin: ei-, " n heilir tnjfn 10 I lleitnn. i In 1 r 'hr. A M,:u' i. when ii- rti u',r , ,. ,l,..r,i ,;,, '' "itrf.iiir ; , n 1 ike 'i In,,, u ''I 1 !! 1 "1 ,-,' nf ,-,,. ,,,, limit IJetid hutabhiihes v ,,r'd'- reieru wn- i.iade 11 1 i . 11 liign 1 mini 'nming tis t. . md out the great Whitn.. um hm-e I 1 1 ridden b .leekiw Connel ai -i-i.-n mid n The old Aniern.tn 1 e er.J f m ti. , - ,, geuche nt Jcliit"iir Pirn 1 IIhi. 1 1,, ,, America is 1 .Tl '' ." Hach horse wis i.i,i, ,j ..1 i ,, running from the stun m id.. Ientuil. lasting for tin e'..i .i.,vM u i-th ai;es he had the u,w-t ,,f id, w,.(t. ,,. "!' . ill l,r 'i.n ;h Ini U or Id's Rcrerd .. ' In a 111- I .,, ,,!, Ti.e-dr ridden b- Mink fJarmr no,,, ark, also , irr nig 1 Is ,,). If furlong- ,11 1 ,'ln ;ut .i- 1 .11 1 .-.. nnde br It, , 1 "d '1 I the d still , e i,nti,' ,, ' ,11 , e.r-e, s ,,. r ' l.eiii Imd den. mated Hig.i r .. 'd nlihe.gi, i rfenuaiiee, (' ip ,, 1 TI ii i timt , hm iheii 11 'k 11 11 dlltaih r tlmt nin I n duitnner horse, Huili itiitucl.11 1 r. .ji 1, -.j. I"rr tint III t ill 1 . ,it I in tin ill 1 m 1 inr !) ill lii tin 1,1 a ten nl I hn , I ,, ' nf thr pail .11 ;)( r,t 0 uniintir niui ' '"' 'Ci '"' ur ,, Vl.l,jJ, stud I 1 tin el l'OII VJHATARewB OOMi.VirTe 9 "ifUTlS W.HAT I VAwTTO KrVtW ' VE ARC LivnO TfaO PASr. TOO MT I TELL Yeu V.HAT kind 0C MEN AND WOMEN A9 YOU YOUnO FEtlEftS Jn.T) TtlrSfff'TV PLAPPfRS ffCIWC- Te MAKE -9 MOW V.HEH t u'Xe Viiikiri "S,N1 PEOPLE AIOWA-WYS ARE "Tbff PBIV0L00S , vtc nc biviiwir iim K I IA"77V AC - ai r $, ArV CHEER UP, 0! SAP EYES WE KlM ARE ALL RlffrtT. -RiWffS AiNTSeBAJ) AS YbuTWlHlC 4NP WUH'LETICS' ARE tH II s-miRD PLACE!.' - -t s3 " , j-nss jr-tsr 1 x C.C.C OLFERS SHOW TEAM WORK VALUE , Lesser Lights in the Data Move te Championship by Making Every Match Count 'WHITEMARSH HAS HOPES QUT vy wer St. GRID DATES ANNOUNCED Feet- Jeseph's College te Have ball Team St le-epn's College today announced Its schedule for net .season had been ratified b the committee en football ' Siweti game- have been arranged, and ail of them are te be pln,ed en foreign will. The -easen 1- te open with lel- ' aware mi September .".0 Tle- W the tir-t time ler several vear t.at the Stile- strcit ceileglans lune placed a football team mi the Held. There i- n let of geed ninteii.il en hand nt present, and s. urnl of the for mer prip stars will re irn te te'lege next jear. Tiil.uny I.avin feimer Penn flash nnd coach of ln't jear'- basketball team, is te he hi ad conch Manager O'llaia r.a- anneunceil the following schedule- -e:'trl.cr J.--I'i iwa'i Ce ,?e u- V-w- OctMier " Vnr)).iirh M'l.lirv Ce .egr a- .,he,er Mt i'an'"U' ielVe lit P itile -'!t I l! tnen 'hlle fIlepeatltai r b.'t: -'-"1 Me'tern MurMand Celkei- kt X-tmlr.t'r Ve mbi" 1" JJi" nla Ce lte t ItunMnts I ei Pi l.V.h Wajh.r.s'en Ce lec at Chs tc'tewn MJ ' Terente Beats Hobart at Lacreiae Cifne.i. V. .. Ma' .1 '''orer.to t r r- i.'t t f n ! H bi-i r n re-n 11 'c se. - ri; 'S trt ii rn si n -Iia as- w mtnais et v 1 HEWITT IN NEW YORK BOUT 1 Meadowbrook Welterweight En tered in Junier Nationals Snmmj Hewitt, Meadowbrook nma teup welterweight boxer, leave tednj , for New Yerk where he will compete I tonight in the junior amateur national 1 tiiiiinament Hewitt Ii the en'y Phila delphia boxer who will appear in this tourney. I Hewitt ha- been boxing only n few months He wa- the only ni.iti te go' the limit with Sam Hlackisten at the. last Middle Atlantic Slates tournament held 111 Philadelphia On his return from New Yerk Hewitt will keep 111 shape for the umateur , bouts te be staged b the Fersylhe-Oldham-lirlffith Pe?t. Ne. -107. Ameri can Legien, nt tuc ex ii".aie isuji Park dune 1' GOTHAM P0L0ISTS WIN Meadowbrook Meets Fex Hunters) for Wootten Cup Tomorrow 1 The Hr.Mi Muwr Freebooters were tie feated esterda at Hrjn Mawr b the Meadow Hroek Hamblers of New Yerk, the latter therebj riding into the final ; tvent for the second Wuotten Pole Challenge Cup. The -core was 11 goals 1 te 7. Meadow ltroek will meet Hi" Hryn Mawr l'ejihunters in the last Rv SANDY McMIILICK nt IIuntlnRden Ynllej the omen uelfers are nin. lug for the championship of Philadelphia, but the tnlk err nnd nnen reverts te the team chninpleiHiipn just llnlthed. Members- of the Country Club team nre being n.-ked hew thev did It. emerged from the swamp of the stntls Men and captured the title. The answer Is nlwujs the same "team work." The Country Club wen the chain plnnshlp of the Suburban Cup League a couple of' ycnri age. which gave them the right te piny tin Inst team In the major league for n place In that Hlzht, the Philadelphia Cup dhlslen. They met Old Yerk llencl. which v.ns nar rowly List, at Overbroek. The .Icnkln .Icnkln teniuns had it strong team nnd were favorites, but many will leinember hew complete wait the Country Club tri umph. I.nst year, its first experience In (he championship divi-len. the Country Clnli seiitet iliil net tle nun h. but after II get acclimated hew It did travel this ' season. Hut one t.iatch was lest till It tackled Huntingdon Valley's fast-flying band which had net suffered defent nnd which , I wih th complete favorite te win the cirnt for the cup tomorrow afternoon. tlt0, 'p10 Ceuntr.i Club wen. dead dead Pred Ree's flashing attack scored the , lecked the lead by winning a match here only earned goals for the Freebooters, j nnd a match there nil the way down the ami his defense prcentrd numerous at-' line. There was ns much strength at tempts by the Hamblers te sheet exer the bottom as nt the top. livery player mnrkets. ifiguied her match the tlecishc one, nnd se It was. The final slain was given ihe data when .Mls-s Mnila He Ke-ciikn beat Mis. (i If. Stetson after being three down and air. te go. Nearly all, hewecr, Ihured this match was perhaps 1111 accident, ns the Country Club xvus pla.iiivj mi lis own Intricate tmirse. Thr. phi.M'd off the tie nnd Huntingdon Vnlley was beaten again, this time nt AVhltemarsh. The surprising Miss l)c Ko-enke inexed Inte lirst place and bent Mrs. Caleb Fex. The test of the team responded na nobly. . . . . .-. -t .1.- n 1 1 ins is tne nriet m-iery 01 me woim weim trv Club's ilse te the championship, without one or two superlnttve golfers sure of a victory in every start, 11 team net t-eallv considered alongside Merlen, Cricket Club nnd Huntingdon Vnllev, which three have nearly iilwa.is com pletely dominated the championship di vision. There Is alwnjs hope when the his tory of the Country Club's triumph it, studied. Next venr there'll be n new team In the Philadelphia Cup flisht AVhltc mnrsli It's entry was gained by stead. dettrniined piny. An eirer was discovered in the data and Whitcmnrsli Heme-Run Hitters in Yesterdays Gam Jllllnin. 't. tiiih A. Jllller, AthlrtleH .. . IliirnsW, Ht. Imln N. Il11l.fr. New Yerk A, . Slsler. Nt. Ifliil, ,. . . I'rrklnK, Athlrtlrit Illiie IMrnlt Jeliiistuii, llroelibn .. , Xnierlt 1111 riiRtie , . . National Iucue Vtst, I I 1 t I . t tea Total 10 n : 121 83 had n chance te play off with I'mu. for the suburban title. ' ""ment This match wen, Vhltcnin.l, t lliverten for a place In th, npIl,','' sien and easily stepped in. It nm"lU organize n team of bexen iii.tnn 1 S0' but Is confident It can be '" '? $ itwdllmakeagoedshouiSt division. lie first Jehnsen Beats Klnsella Ixintlnn, May 24 tn an exhll.niA ttniiln nutch nt the Prlncti'n ciuh w,?i.c,"t Kln-elln, et New Yerk, w.s iSfe.V. "if A' Jelinnn. three feti te en, bv th2 . by E. J (1. 0-.1. n I. il-l. Klnsella concede,! tW hHir et llttecn. wnccaM Johniea t wl lU'it. Hit:, b'j J'ub t I id'jrr ( eiiipanu 1 Yeu want what you want and xve have it: a handsome white shirt, years of wear in it, fits like a made-te-measure shirt, and sold at a very moderate price. Marshall E. Smith & Bre. WHITE OXFORD SHIRTS $2.00 each Mr,,'. (Inniniertttfd) Furniihinea 724 Chestnut Street Athlrtie Geed$ jxet just another ci&arette but a better one? In the Summer time, Man's fancy () jHUCfVl f HUM ViH I and comfort demands n Reed soft Shirt tb" kind that will launder well no I ii.atter hew often it getu te the tub WHITE SILKO SO $0-50 'each OXFORD SHIRTS Cellar Attached or 3 for $7.00 These with Neck Band $000 The "VECK" COLLAR r Ac 50' hua-i- ted n ' i.j i,hrmk !,' e -.' A 't . Ilur vlth .. n.lft' ftrv., -i 'tCAVDPArU" Sir .n- -- QZn V i wt, RAY BEACH" A. R. Underde wn's Sens 202-204 Market si., Phiia. Tei and Bla:h Oxford $10.00 Socks, Toe If you'd seen w,im uf the expre;--ten- of real joy and rr'uf that men luxe registered en tuinuih' from cheap shoe tn x eu'd ht 111 tl e-c t, ,i i 0 toiqeriOali 7 'Tinn SVtnn r J'i.20 Chestnut He yZE&SS&S There's no substitute for hitting it right-Drink BIG ENTRY LIST FOR SHANAHAN T FOR ''1M ",,,,i'1 'rirereil m rim lls-,,,,,,,,,1 TOURNAMENT 'wutr,ZrA Mn-iih rulKln, l.eius e liiiian iumI ., m... a 1 neiitt C? a llmlniiiiMO t4 Amstjiiir Mnr Arm ritllllMIIUI IVI M r-iiitw-iVMt itiww r-i . 1 Scheduled This Evening ' Prcllmliinitts of tin eihmi-mIi' uiun - ... I. I...I.I . ., ,1. .. -!. ler ................ . -. '.' ,IIIUN siher.imn. Hrn T luisnlci of tin' .l,anali.iii C atlieli,' yuu.,. i!,un f'lnh. initl Mini'tlenetl b) the A V I'.. CuiniM'tltlim 11U0 Alex Cieenleu, Mii,, .t.nll(. Sluiei thwelclit tii iliiplnn, t ,,,,. ,r III riH' I 1. pniiii I ,';i .1, 1 :,.,,,,. l.fl.l... . I 4 . . -..it,,,. i ,11, iiii.s ..! ,11 1 WHO, I ,l,i Ftw M.iru will l tleeliletl tunlRht In the bull I'"'- . '''V&'VATmM iV "l'' at V.rtjr.Mth rtreet ami I.uiuiik fr w"lsl,t "ml '""'i""" "iivenue. Heml-tlnnlH and llniun will bn dtclilcd Fliiny iiisiit. Oenri-li." Helinur. hnti'riirl.e P, t Kaa mn-pililit. xvliArctumcd n x Inilcr fcvvr""'" . .rx.' ii.'.., v.... x-,iti. Wl I l .it. llKh wtl' t t I III fc-( k ,lt. 11 (W I m&. St. (ma Delic'lOUS and Eefreshing 5 and at a lower price JA or 20 A new Kind of cigarette White Burley that milder, sweeter, mere fragrant tobacco makes Nationals net just another brand, but a new KIND of cigarette. Try a pack today as your personal demonstration of "the biggest hit in 15 years." You'll agree it IS. 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