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TENNIS AT FOUR
CLUBS THIS WEEK
Racquet Play Scheduled at
Merien, Cynwyd, Philmont
and Philadelphia Clubs
' n CONFLICT IN DATES
Frwn the number of tennin tourna
ment!) flint nre being staged In tbc hud
rbs of Philadelphia these ilnya It would
inpear that the followers of the net
nmc nre tnittttift en nn unofficial Ten
gt, Week t" Jl l'1 "umber of
"weeks" tlmt altendy ere listed for ob eb
trvance. Merlen Cricket Cltib. Cynwyd Club,
philment nnd tbc I'biladelpbln Country
Hub nil nre In use thte week ns centers
0( tennis attractions. With the ending
6f tlie tourney nt the Country Club
Tfitenlnv Merlen elnlms the attention
af the feminine racquet wtelders. where
'A.nUnulilit Ih launched today.
The Philadelphia chnmplenshlp Is
tlll in eruption nt Cynwyd. the semi
final hnvlng been reached for the indi-
rldual ",l0 "ml tH fil,nl renn1 b,'lnR
wiled this nfternoen for the doubles
TOut nt Philmont the tenuis ernchs
tint hne passed out of the quest for
the Philadelphia ehnmplenshl nre going
through the enrly stages for the title
of the Eastern Pennsylvania ehntnpten-
' The conflieting dates of thece two
trtnts. (the Philadelphia, held nt Cyn
trrd, nnd the Knstern Pennsylvania, nt
philment. hnvc resulted in the granting
of dispensation by the officials nf flic
litter championship. Several of the
ters are all set for the Eastern, who
nre very much in the running for the
Philadelphia district leadership.
The week represents n high mark in
the rising tide of tennis, nnd the mnrket
in tcnnli balls must be very active.
EMtern Title Play
The piny for the Eastern Pennsyl
vania title nt Philmont Is being some
what retarded by the Philadelphia
went. The big stars will be prevent
and playing ns seen as the champion
ship at Cjnwyd Is finished: this means
Bill Tilden nnd the ether finalists.
Yeung Phil Hettens, the junior title
holder of the Coast, prebnbly will he
fin his advance te the Eastern event
1his afternoon.
Yesterday brought forth some Inter
ntlng matches In the first nnd second
rounds.
Dr. P. H. Hawk, the vctcrn cham
pion, repented his victory ever Hills
Crlmbcl. Jr., by ousting the Philmont
player in straight sets by the convinc
ing scores of 0-1, (t-2. This is the
frond time in successive tourneys that
this has happened, for the dean of ten
nis eliminated Clmbel in the opening
round for the Philadelphia title lat
week bv n similar score.
The match of the day occurred in the
Kocend round when II. H. Custer, of
Cynwyd. routed P. Wicder, the Phil
mont riinmpien, in the second set after
three smashing sits. This was in the
nature of an upset, for Wicder was
one of the eight players who had been
"seeded"' in the draw.
Philadelphia Championship
Phil Hettens nnd Carl Fischer en
tered the final list for the doubles, a
rhainpienship of Philadelphia through
the brushing aside of Hill Tilden and
his pretege-pnitner, Sandy Wiener, in
straight hectic sets. The result came
as a surprise te the huge gnllerv that
thronged the perch. Yeung llcttens
demonstrated hew erratic is his game
by playing as brilliantly in the doubles
as ln flubbed his shots in the singles
en Saturday. Tilden put up n breath
taking display of court covering te save
the match; little Sandy Wiener did all
he could te lend support te his coach,
but the teamwork of the California
Junier Chamnien nnd his local partner
jsulted in them becoming finalists by
. 7-,".
Wallace Jehnsen nnd Stanley Pear
"M. who held the title, weie only, re
tarded by Leenard lteekman nnd Ted
Awards in the penultimate round te
tee extent that nn extra set was nec
essary te settle the issue. The less of
!i.ii..'it M!t hm'cd ns n spur te the
titleneldcis and the match was speedily
quarcd.
Thft flnnl finmt l...,i..nl.i. ...
nmer tilting nnd the last two games of I
uc mtrrnoen n-prn iimiiini-i -
fleu.ee four times before Jehnsen nnd
"" ran out set nnd match and en
ted the finals nt 2-0. O-U, 0-4.
Wifi j irl.'ff nttractlen of the waning
J-niindelphla ehampienshin today will
the semi-final rounds for the singles
Vs V! i . " ,entl,rp "HI Tilden l
Ti, v,,r' Vner, nna wnllace F.
.loiineen cmn1nvinr hi !, .. i...
Wlnst tne steady Ted Edwards.
"' at Ilaverferd
t "a.v,,rferd will be the center of at at
Traetien se far as the feminine tennis
Sir r" ?Lre (0f'n',,, ' the nnnual
inV r r. the cM enftn's Pennsylvania
U Hnstern Slntes Championship will
M gotten under way today. Miss Anne
eT.nT m,lsfnl Ields the title in this
I, .n,sl for ,1,n doubles crown.
M.S 5 CIJ v .IlRt ,m' be''" nttractcd te
nerien bv ih s rnm-nnr e.i i,
m r i.' ... ,.." "'"' "".."!
h r . ' , ,nl .n,p action wll b
rul ."',' n'p;k ln.tl,e iucst of the vu
of the section will be
rlnii. Vi , 'I1. l"c nucst. ex till
noun cliamnlenshlns n... hinni.
InterVSirtr.!lny Hnw V'0 '"ncluHien of an
! it,s..nnm,al tournament, the
i.-.i-.'. . " " ""-
"..-nueumes event at (lie Philndel
Km .Cel"ltry 01ub- M,M Mdrcd Wil
kM i"1 cr, l1"rf''-. Edward E. Cas
thr.: r,0.', ? t,ie rhl0' honors of the
Mm mh JH.ly )Um tUpy defeated
'nf!; (,l,lbcr' A "nrvey and Sidney
ilmyer in the finnls by tlie scores .f
Sfe. If"' "? " 'w cnn
i "-. Jills IS IllO kennilit riur ll.nt
the "urv,y ns ueen runner-up
. , " J . I'ttll
in
'"tnered with Ted Edwards, tlie com
year,
Bam ,ii est f? M,'s' M 1J- "Uff '"1
eamuel Peacock In the finals.
STANDARD WINS AGAIN
Hs Wen Three Games In a Rew in
Judaic Union
emi'lnid Ledge continued
" .neruis by a count of 1S te 11
'iMiieii is niniier-up te Standard in
,-' eiiKue race ter
(lie Mafinj Well
.lrnPlij will, a iiercentnge of ..VHI. hnv-
S,,011 vn" n'"1 l,",t ou" Kme- ,,iI-
''"la In next wllli one and two,
10 .Morals s (ratlins
wllli two tie-
' HIM,
''lie pllehlngnf "Is" Heller nnd Beh
Itn
.....i, lOKvinc- in, ii,,, catching ami
willlnc of Abe Schnfei. ..,.! tin. si I,
.f"r.i lfal" Kessler, weie Hie fealnres
"J tlw Siaiidaid victory. Wax. Herb
iu-VV""1. A MlnmiiK, I'.ltciier, were tin
" for Phllndelphla.
Mye,
he
"HU IN
the league slandiin:
Ik will
: lerm in the Judaic I'nlen Baseball M' """ '.'' ' .' " ",1.'.(". ..
wRiie, scoring its third censec.liM. I ''V, l h n
W ll'i'? llhrUW 'i'!'" '"i"'"; ' ' SttW rTilrMSaiK" U I ...nine.
, ; nt (lie Stenton Field yilerday.1 trrlur. 3i ntrlilmrn. S.
i" 1 he .ether contest 1'hlliideliiliin u.,n Nrw llmrn. Hi I'litstlrlil. 1.
iv. f,, v.c; , i
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Drivings for Women's
Pa. State Tennis Meet
1'IItHT nOl'ND
t'lMur Brackft
lrl", V"''." ,)v' ."orrlsen. VlllaneM, n.
?,'." 'Wrul, "frl'l. UeinMi Miss Marlen
it .Tiff t .. i "" h ' V-w '.?" '.: erlruil Onlhelmer,
Huntliiirilen VRllry; Mrs. C (, MnUelre
J "'""' Or M,,.'n Klherln 0r.1nr , llryi
;Mri MIrs Mnntr.retln Hhnrpliw, Thlla.
WVufZ1 C,U.IV ,"'- Mre.l). C. Wharten am hi
Haltlmore Country Club.
1OMtr llruckrt
n.-n!" ,.J.,lll,,'f,, Wlllnrit. Jfcrlen, v. Mrf.
riillln Kim), rhlla. (rlckct Club: Miss Ue
ulllll fc",?i'., 5,cri?', - VM Virginia Car
WD11 h"tt Crlrkct Club: Mrs llorden.
-jimri. vs. Mln Hnrenrp ltlln Wnt
M(,.. Tennlj Club, reresl llllln. I,. I.: MlM
Melly I. 'rimr, t'hllit. CrleKt Club, s.
Miss l'egsy Hrntiil. Washlncien.
si:ceni) iier.NtD
Mrs. aorae n. Powell, MrJen, s, Ml
i.leariiir vnnneninn, Cynwjrti Mlsn Anne 1J.
Tewnscnd, Mrlen. Mi. Mis lteln Hewsll,
Huntingdon Valley: Mis Helen Illce, Hryn
Slar, s. Mlsi Glmlys Kalne (lrman (lrman
tewn Crlcltet Club: Miss Orace Ailams, IUI.
tlmiire. vs. tlss Jacqueline (Ireen, Merlen:
Mm Ataraaret e llemak, Country Club. vs.
Mis Katherlne I'erter. I'liila. Cricket Club;
Miss Anna I, Kerntalf. Hosement. vs. Mr.
I.. Itltrhl. l'hlla. Crlcltet Club: M.ss Ven
ette Wllliirtl, Merlen, s. 'Mrs M. Ilroelfa
Huff. I'hlln. Cricket Club: Miss i:ieaner
Cottman. llalllnier . Miss Carollne He
mak. Ceunlrv Club: Mrs. Divld H Stern,
I.nnnn. vs. Miss Edith H. Sherwoed: Mis
nerenca Mai ten, Hryn Mawr, vs. Mr.
Clement Walnwrluht, l'hlla. Cricket Club:
.Miss I.oulse Keete. Cynwyd, . Mr. Gilbert
A, Hnrjev, Country Club: Sfiaa Udwarda .1.
Oamblv Ilaltlmern Country Club. . Miss
MarEaret Elizabeth Tewelt, Pittsburgh.
PIPPET, BOXING TUTOR.
AMATEUR CUE CHAMPION
Northwest A. A. Member Claims
Title of That Section of City
Besides being n member nnd boxing
instructor of the Northwest Athletic
Association, Herace Pippet. 1431 Xertlt
Twentieth street.
also is a crack cue
exponent.. In fact,
Herace is claiming
the pocket billiard
championship e f
the northwest sec
tion of the city.
Pippet bases his
claim te tbc laur
els en the strength
of victories ever
Jack Hampton,
100 te 78; James
McHridc, 100 te
S.", nnd Jehn Iln
gen, alias the Ten
nessee Kid, 100 te
Any one who disputes Pippct's title
will find him n willing defender, he
says. Pippet keeps in condition by
nightly matches at the Northwest Club,
but he Is willing te plnv eh neutral
tables against any challenger.
Pippct's high run record was made
in his match with the Tennessee Kid,
when he clicked off a string of -17 balls.
CAUFORNIAMCHAMPIONS
TO COMPETEAT CHICAGO
Intercollegiate Winners te Shew in
N. C. A, A. Games
Bosten, M'ay 2!1.-Unlversl,y of ,
California athletes who en Sat'uidav
captured the athletic championship of
the intercollegiate A. A. A. A. for n
ieceud year, had scattered today, but
under orders te get together nguin in
time te compete in the games of the
National Collegiate A. A. at Chicago,
en June 10 nnd 17.
Coach Walter Christie wild he would
take ten of the fifteen men brought East
te tlie Chicago meeting. ,
Stanford Unhciblty athletes, who
finished third en Saturday, alv de
layed their leturu home se tlmt Klrk
sey nnd Sudden, splinters: Williamson,
quartecmilcr. nnd Captain Huuncr,
field event specialist, might compete in
tlie New Yerk A. C. game-, next Satur
day. A survey today of tlie events of
Saturday, which were marked by tlie
toppling of nil but one of last year's
titllsts who sought te repeat, showed
that In many Instances the time, height
or distance was the best or second best
since the war.
Twe of the new champions. J. W.
Merchant, of California, record -break-
Inn li n ml,, a. tli-nii'm. nQttin. .....ah.!.
ing individual of the meeting, and G. I.
Mrenucr, I Diversity of Pennsylvania
jurelin winner, had lecevcred within
a year or two from broken arms, anil
that L. T. Brown, the Dartmouth cap
tain, with a wrenched knee, made a
new record in tlie high jump.
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NA'llU.VAT. l.i:.ClL'K
W. I,. P.r. Win I.ee
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Yerk
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llosten 13
Chlcucn 10
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INTERNATIONAL IJiAGUF.
W. I.. P.C. W. I P.C.
Raltlmere. 27 12 .((.' Readlnc. 20 22 .470
Terente.. 23 13 .003 Sjruiuse. 10 24 .432
Rerhester. 22 10 .3711 .ler. City. 17 24 .413
HurTale... II) 10 .300 Newark.. 12 27 .SOS
KiStkrn i.i:auvi:
w. i,. p.c. w. i.. p.e.
NUInien 20 7 .741 llrldfrnnrt 14 14 .300
PlttsHeld. 10 12 .371 Hartferd. 12 13 .441
Albunv . 13 14 .317 Mnterb'rv 1J 17 .414
ritchbure 13 13 .101 .Sirlnlleld 0 ID .321
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
W. I.. P.C. W. I., r.c.
Allnn'pnlis 23 13 .030 Kan. City 21 21 .500
Indl'npells 23 14 .022 lulsvllle IH 21 .402
Nt. Paul. 21 10 .508 Columbus. 10 2.1 .410
SIllHauke 22 10 .337' Teledo 8 27 .229
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL l.EXIHJE
New Yerk, Hi Philadelphia. 1.
llosten. Si l!rnnkln, 4,
ChleiiKe. Hi Unrlnnntl, 7. .
Nt. Iiiils, l IMttsburch, :!.
AMERICAN f.K(ll'i:
Washlintten, Ii New Yerk, 3.
st. 1ciiils, ii Ch lift se, 2.
Drtrelt, 7i 1 leuland, 3.
Athlrtlcs-Rehtun net bchrdultd.
INTtNATIONAI. LKAUl'IS
Jersey Clt, 14 1 Readlnc. C.
Ilaltlmere, Hi Nennrk. 4,
llurriiln. Hi NyrHriiHr, 7. . .
Terente, Hi Reiheslrr, 7 (10 intilnta),
AJIERICAN ASSOCIATION
I.nulsTlllr. Hi Teledo, 4.
Minneapolis, 111 liunsas Clti. 7
liiillaniiM)ls, 2i luliimbus, 0 (first came).
Indianapolis, 3 Columbus, 1 (sriend
came).
HOl'TIIKRN SSOI'lTOV
Mrmehls, 4i Nrw llrlrnns, II,
, Unn tn. 'Ii Nusliilllr, I.
yinhllp, Hi CliiittitiiiMiKii, 0.
Othrri. (rums nut sihruuleil,
TODAY'8 SCHEDULE
ntien,i. l.rAtiii;
New erk nt rhlluilrliihU,
lliislmi ul HroeUljn,
Ml, l.enls lit I IiIiiiee,
rittsliurdi Clnilnniill nut srlirdulrtl.
AMi'.itir.w i.r.MiiK
Allilrllm ii. rw iirk.
Vaslilntiin. nt lleslen.
DMrelt ut St. I.nuls,
ChlciiKU ut ClMrlanil,
IN rKKN.VriONAI. l.i:.(lt'K
NewurU lit lliilllmere.
Jirry CIU ut Readinc (two),
Tnrnnfik nt RMllBr.
lien.vcn
l'll'i'KT
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flrracui at ilufTale (tws)
DOPING SCHOLASTIC
WINNER NO CINCH
Clese Battle Predicted When
Cermantewn Plays Villa
nova for 1922 Title
GAME SCHEDULED JUNE 6
By PAUL PREP
MANY cnls age sem,e wise old sage
remarked, "It's ensler te ask a
question that it is te answer one."
And the old bev hntl the right dope.
At the present time n fleck of Phila
delphia baseball fans nrc asking if
(lermantew High will be able te bent
Villanevn Prep with the some case it
has conquered all ether opponents when
the teams meet nt Peneeyd, June 0, In
their game for the scholastic champion
ship. Instead of trying le answer the
question, it would be wise te use the
sage's philosophy for n reply, nnd let it
go at that.
At the same time, tbc question
supplies geed fruit for an argument,
and the deep-thinkers will get together
nnd try te pick the winner, This latter
is impessible: they may make a geed
guess, but that is all.- Hither team can
win the game, and It premises U he n
close one. On paper it leeks as if both
teams could play for it couple of weeks
without one getting the better of the
ether.
(Jermantown, of course, will rule the
favorite when the game starts. The
Cllvcdcns have walloped every team
they have met. and their backers, have
extreme confidence in them. And the
players have confidence in themselves,,
which counts even mere. '
Whitney te Hurt
With Whitney en the mound Gcr Gcr
mantewn should have mere thun an even
chance te win against Villanevn, if it
were net for the fact that the Main
Liners have Griffith te de their hurling.
And with Griff In the box Villanevn
could tnke a chance with any team in
the city without fear.
Whitney, of course, Is a pitcher of the
highest caliber. But most of the batters
who have, faced him this year de net
think se. Fer instance, lie allowed
Episcopal only two hits in their recent
game, and the Churchmen didn't think
he was se geed. They said that hU
flawless support accounted for his great
record this season.
Griffith, en the ether hand, is a
pitcher feared by every team in the
city nnd suburbs. The players that
have faced him se far have touted hint
as the very best, they have ever hatted
against, and that's saying n mouthful.
ineu, tee, Villanevn will give its
& 'r!; "j''L!:....!
Main Lineis knew the eame thoreuehlv
and hne gallepped through the Cath
olic League tills year without a defeat.
Tough Jeb
However, with Villanevn plming at
its best, and with Griffith going at top
form, the Main Liners will still have a.
tough job en their bands. Germantown
has a fighting spirit that hasn't a par
ailed in scholastic history and ft has
been this that has wen two champion
ships for the Green nnd White.
Captain Gene Barrett and Coach J.
Yeakcl Lackey have instilled a "we-rnn't-be-llcked"
spirit into the team.
And this is going te count when Villa -nova
is met. Coming from behind when
apparently hopelessly beaten has been
a common thing with Germantown this
year, and proves the spirit of the boys.
Twice in league games the team has
been six runs behind when the seventh
inning rolled around, and It managed te
win the game.
PENN MEETS CORNELL
NINE HFRF TDMnRRniAf
I W W
... .. ., . . . , , ,
","1 nunul"er rroeaDiy win de
the Hurling Yadusky Wins One
Bill Yadtibky. after many trials and
tribulations, linnllv was accorded rnml
:Xturt,Zm Z"
. . . . . -. . . ----- r-..
mi the pert of his teammates, defeated
i Uutgers Saturday. Meuradlan's sav
, age hitting, combined with timely wal
lops ny .itiue i niteiiiii, contributed te
the victeiy.
Tomorrow en the Donevnn-Arm-stiong
field tlie Bed and Blue meets
Cernell in the first game of the season
with the Ithncnns. Walter Huntzingcr.
who scored bis eighth straight win of
tlie season in the fourteen-inning game
against the Army the curly part of
last week, will in nil probability de
mound duty for the Bed and Blue.
Harvard nnd Penn cellldf en Saturday.
Tlie tennis, golf nnd lacrosse teams
all suffered reverses en out-of-town
fields Suturdey.
A. 0. H. FIELD DAY
Will
Stage Irish Games en North
east High Scheel Field
Northeast High ScIioeI'h Athletic
Field, Twenty-ninth and Clearfield
MreetH, will be the scene of the fifty
sixth nnnual athletic carnival of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians tomor
row. The carnival will he opened by
baseball game which will start at 11 0
A. M. The track and field cvent.s hnvc
been sanctioned by the Amateur Ath-
l.it . T'..l
let ti T'nien
'I'liere will lie both open and closed
contests en the program. Included in
tlie open events ate the 100-ynrd dash.
HO-yard dash, mile run, running high
iuinp, lUe-mile run. putting sixtecn sixtecn
petind shot, running bread iumn nml
pole vault. 1
A IWI-ynrd lmndicnp race for mem- 1
linru i.ntiu lint,, nnn lit., n.r.. . ..t I
I .....I Of.A...l . A..MO I.. .... .1... .. 1 . ., I
Illlll linrvii ,, -ii .-, ir. ml nil- I'lll II llir llC i
closed events along with u i-10-ynrd
dash, running hop, skimp nu.l jump nnd
putting twenty -eight-pound shot. Irinh
dances also are ou. the card.
At Ilirttl P. M. memorial exercises
will be held. I
AUTO RACES TOMORROW
I Five Events en Program at Byberry
1 Track
I Fer the first time since tlie. Fair
, mount Park auionieblle races, a sanc
tioned automobile race meet will be held
iu this city I'ciMHiitlmi Day en the half-
mile diit track of llic Byherrv Fair As
I social Ien at Byberry under I lie sanction
of the American Automobile, Associa
tion of New Yerk, the only existing
I piMTlilng body of this form of sport,
'I'he eents nie en (he piegram.
.ieie than a score of entries luip
been leeched. Among 1 he local tlrlt'ers
will be Leuis I'iuk. one time hexcr.
I Anether .entry fiem Ibis clly is ltnlih
Kennedy s Bogelli Siecial.
William Albeiti, of Media, will pilot
a pewcriiii car wiiu an iiilmlialile
record, a Ilispnne-Sulzl, which last fall
broke the dirt-truck iccerd of the Cast
mi the track nt the Trenten fulr
ground!).
TIlQ urst. nice win Bian at ;iiii.
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER GOLF TROPHY
iit&sssss9kssssswBMm,..
P. G. A. GOLFERS COMPLETE
PLANS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
All Entries te "Share'' in Purse, With Ledger Trophy as Em
blem of Title 36 Heles at TredyffrinWant Amateur Scorers
By SANDY
0N,:
v oft
hundred highballs or a couple
story of what might have been. The
Hvcmxe I'inn.ie Lr.uecn Trophy, n
perpetual cup te go te the club whose
representative wins the championship
of the Philadelphia Professional Golf
ers' Association Is the size Indicated
above, liquid measure.
But as it is, the chninpion-te-be
will hnvc te ask the assembled com
pany nt the nineteenth hole te "drink
te me only with thine eyes."
Anywnv the pros of this town are all
tet for the first nnnua,l championship.
It's te be played en Monday, June 12,
at the Tredyffrin Country Club, Pnell,
Pa.
There will be thirty-six holes scratch
medal play, the maker of the low gross
te be crowned champion nt a dinner
that night te he given by the local
P. G. A.
The main trephv is that presented
by the Kvknine Puhmc Lkdeeii, n
huge, solid silver cup of old English
design. The winner will have his
name engraved en it and it will stand
as a monument te his prowess at his
club during ills tenure of tlie cham
pionship. On Display
The cup is new en display at the
Gelf Specialty Shep, 40 Seuth Seven
teenth btrect, where it is attracting
much attention against a background
of bags, mnshles, balls nnd nil sorts
of golf equipment.
Stanley Hern, proprietor, was one
of the founders of the newly formed
lecnl P. G. A., and is actively inter
ested In the championship.
lie will be one of the competitors ' and the P. G. A. Committee is desirous
for it. in .Tunc. lie was Jim Barnes I of getting tlie names of amnteurs who
partner at Pnell when the national I will act in the capacity of scorers. This
champion set a record for speed in Is the custom and simply requires kecp
wlnning the Main Line title. ing the score.
The winner of the championship will Amateurs willing te perform this sim sim
alse receive a geld medal for keeps una ' pie function nre asked te send their
a puwe of $75. Nothing could be names te Vincent O'Donnell. secretary
fairer than that. at HeLmac. Inc., Termlnul Building,
The runner-up gets a slher medal us seen as possible.
Gleanings Frem the Ranks of Independents j
Class will out, nnd it leeks ns if it I third. King pitched a geed game al
ls going te be n tough preposition for though he was touched up n little
uuj ui uiu .miiiiKuiiu'ry vAJuiuy j.i'Mguu
entrants te get in front of Philadelphia I
Terminal. Dick Smith's athletes cer
tainly demonstrated their class in the
big games with Lnnsdnle. The score
was 11 te .1. That circuit smash of
"Chads" Fnirburn with the bases
leaded in the fourth jn-t about crimped
the day for Bill Durbln.
Ne pitcher in the independent innks
is hurling better ball than Bill Mc-
Kcnty. lie turned in another line per-
fermance against Ingersell-Bnnd im
held tlie Phillipsbiirg nine te four hits
,,,,1, .,,, ..,,,.. ji, it, i.ii, iiu.rtj in,- mui
aim no runs. a.iiu mu paveu me war
wlth l't
dric in the fourth.
Olenslde is supienie In the Suhutban
League. Last year Jack Mauser's tribe
wen the nennant with twenty straiuht
..!... i...i.i.i .... .r.i.i . .i. . ."?..
... ...i niii t". .,.,. .
uniiiT iuciiir I'licncr iscraiiKic, who J
was later renjeved. i
,
Billy Whitman wins his own ball i
games. With Mount Carnicl holding a
lead at the start of the ninth, the
llridesimrg manager ended the game
with Mount Cnrmel when he hit 11 homer
Unit scored Bay Kepner and then am
bled across the plate with the wiuulii"
counter. .Tnrs, of the visitors, hurled
a splendid brand of ball, us did Kay
Kepner.
After breeing along and winning
every game played since no assumed tnc ,
wins ii mi iiuuuii us mini ier inij ui-- iu win wen column. lie rst victim it fn .t i... il, ii. i r, V
BS..bS,,-,-w ,""SsWRu-rlisnBHSln
Stti. . sss A--2 iVf,; "mt "n" -? - V" a ;S;. $&&
easy time of it with Lancaster nnd ran One of the most notable victories of ' Peciiliarlv. the lniur w-is nni ,,,
the count tip te 10-0. Tlie big second the week-end w.w the 4-te-l victory reived W In MendnyS S. While daT".
with sx counters found evrrr Stenton of Marshal 13. Sm t h evpp Ainmunun i .,., '.n.... ..... .c ".n
. 1 ...'!. . . -- ..-
management, Johnny White was forced dnw-ntewners had u he.ny dav with tlie
t" see Hobsen go down before Bphrntn, stick and pounded nut fifteen hits for
' ' ' t - Tne weavers lest flic scrvitevU total of eight tuns, while Viscose
l...... - sa - ili, ah, I 'imlln liftil li III 4taiim f fl I IfWI t"rt ilnnt I. .. . . i
of two plnvers. Carlin had his linger
hpllt and Beed was injured sliding te
the ling, both men dropping out iu tiie
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LKAGli:
" Z. 1 S"Mr7vpr , Fjsti
Brooklyn ... 8 .l0 17' 14 0.17
Cincinnati.., ." 7 , 11 2 4 l.40
Pittsburgh,.! 5 10 11 7 2 5140
Bosten (4 81 8 0 4 1 Ut
New Yerli..' l 21 5 2 10 7
St. Leuis...' :i u 0 :r .1 0 5J.H2
Phillies ....! 0 .1 4. 1.1 Ai OAl
Chicago ...! 41 0 2 j 2 61 7i21
AMKKICAN LKAC.l'K
O jw j ri'Vs ti
DelrVlt . . . . I A 01 7i 7! ' .11
Clevehuuh ..' I 71 A 2, 3! Hi A HO
Athletics ... I A Al fli A A 27
Washington. 8! il il A, 4 !li 1.27
New Yerk.. Il1 3 3 0' I 3 2fl
SI. lieiils...' A' H ir ' 11 3,23
Bosten .... I I 3, , ' 7, Hi 20
'hii60. .J JL liJJ - al All
INTKKN.XTI.NAl, LKAtilOi:
S!MTH TI'STI
Kcildillg ... 141 4, 2 "2 A 10 37
Jersey Clly. 10! I (l 2 A I3J 030
Syracuse ... I III ' ' 51 2 3A
Ilaltlmere .. 71 5, 3 81 21 "8 33
Itnrlirsler .. 40 2 3 I It A 20
Toiento j A II, 4 an
Newark ... 2 31 8 0 2 1 III
Buffalo .... I B ii j -i) 3 14
I
A
Tills ii tuc evening
Public Ledger Tro
phy which gees te
I he club whose rep rep
rentatle In the
Philadelphia Pro
fessional Golfers'
Association wins
the championship te
he played nt Tre
tlyftrln en June 11!
The cup Is a per
manent trophy. In
the windows of the
Gelf Specialty Shep,
40 Seuth Seven
teenth street, it is
new en display
M'NIIILICK
also from the 1
Til nct' ihhe !
,' ' ssTen'aT gelfuv?
In cash. This
an nll-for-glery professional golf
lament ever helti In this city.
Through the generosity of Tredyffrin
nnd various sporting goods stores, such
as Ilelmnc, Inc.. and ethers, the pros
have at their disposal some 5500 for
prizes, besides the main trophy.
The committee has decided, however,
that the tournament shall be mere for
geed-fellowship along the amateur
spirit than a "cut-threat" battle for
the money Involved
Therefore the purse is being split
eight wnys. After the first two prls-es
the ether six will be S40. 5.10. S0.
$15, $10 and 510. The rest of the
money will be used for the dinner, se
tlmt every entry will really share in the
purse.
Ne.Fee
There will be no entrance fe. also
a novel feature, and it is expected and
hoped that every single eligible in the
district will piny in this first cham
pionship without regard te chences of
winning or anything except co-operation
with the alms of the cemmlttee-
The presentation speeches will be
made at the dinner, nfter which there
will be an informal meeting te lay down
plans for n big competitive season.
When that's settled hilarity will reign
with (lancing nnd things like that.
The pros hope te put their first cham
pionship formally en the map en June
12 nt Trcdvffrin.
The championship will be run strictly
along I". S. G. A. championship lines
except that no admission will be
charged. A large gallery is expected
nuruer man jeiesi;i. of l.phrata
A couple of dose games were played
in the Mntn Line League. Ardmore
nosed out Wilmer Crewcll's Narbcrth
nine, 7 te 0, nnd llosement "cored a
".-te-2 victory ever Wayne. The one ene
sided contest wns Berwyn 18 nnd Straf
ford 0. Berwyn took undisputed dis
position of first place hy the victerv.
Strawbridce & Clothier turner! hnrk
i the (Yessena Titers. 0 te 1. Mmmi-nr
rt . "
, Truitt started Koilief, and after he
passed fhe first three men decided that
. ii , nn iiiii ins iv in nnrc n,i, ,
ir was net is i av te were nn, rn.
Placed him with McMlllcn. The latte,
j pitched in plienenieu.il fuim and al-
uncu Ulll l we lilts.
Steirehurst started ir n .. w
, winninir strenk nml ,i,i,i' ..,. -.,;'
i .- .t." . . "..'" i-',M"
ti... i i . : .--.-..
- - IA I 11, I 'lllllll llll'l . I I I II I
" mer" oeys are playing bang-up
unn, ami several recent defeats have
been by a single run. It was Adams-
town s first appearance in this city,
muuianan pounded out a J-te-.", vie-
iJ (iver 'nmnnua. Flynn was en the
h 111 for Johnny Castle's nine nnd
pitched in geed form nnd rccehed er
rorless support from Ids teammates.
Howe s double in the fifth nnd .1 couple
of outs scored the winning 11111.
Lefty Venn, of tu Spahs. was iebhe.1
of a no-hit came when Wolf, nf Vu.
use, get n single nt .Marcus Heek. TIi
failed te dent the plate.
Hllldttle did te Mendowhreok. of
.Newark, what the ether teams hove
been unable te de. and that is, ,nd
tlie Jersey men n setback. Tlie Derbv
itcs did tiie trick by the score of A te !!
Bert ialila, the former Philh
liurler, w;as tee cod for the Seuth
Phils and Bill Uudnlph's fnncs were
turned back bv .Mnlmnnv fitv t ...
Hiclikain, who formerly were :i Broek-
ijn uiiuerm, was the imllviduar star.
Lit Hrethers met Cd I.nsk's St. l!ar-
nauas aggregation and the Mere boy
wen a si n ., h.., 1 I I.; i i ..
I.r ss. ii '"'.'" '' '- i.iuuiy,
, ... .... ...Uu-,, lw ii)U,i, m mu
Kuuie. iiiuying at tirst hase, tenter and
left Held. Ilarnev SIiiiu.Iiiki. mpii, f....
right field te the limbers' bu and suuvl
tlie game.
SI. Mary's, of Wilniincteu. nuuli
the North I'hils mee te sci lire ihe . I
le-l decision at Fourth ami Wlnce. I
hooking. Jvun. the upstate hurler. I
..a in mi- mi ter i-erty lieitsiiMler
and besides pitching his usiiul steady
game as accorded errorless .uppert. i
Planl Defeats Frank Kramer
Newark. May "0.- mUnde I'lani the rack
llullan sprliiter. rlillni; in ,i billlinnt raw
ler. ile.'ca ed I'imiiIi Krinii Anierlenn '
Iminplnn. Iu mn ejit i.f Ihr.e heals of u
ml b nmtth rat- l.efeie ii i rewil ut tin I
Veledrnme estcrd i .
.1 ., u In II... I r ... ...... .. . rt
Calhoun Announcer at Races
Ililiby falbei.n hn In held t'ic icslt ,m
Ct nflcnl nnmiuni.ir n i M, P,i, , ' i.T ""
i Vi'lndienirt, lfi il.i inniru.ihimini? f.,i ,f...
nuinmoblle inces mi Deunai en Dai at ii
State full uieundx. Wllnilnineti. Uel. JK
( iniirmncmeiu ha nrraiiscd fr a'. .peed-ir
raclne eientn. ' "
iwnrDrwnCrJTrJirjrQ
READYfORHOLIDAY
Tonight's Twilight Schedule
Sees Reduced Number of
Teams Playing
BRIDESBURG AT DONOVAN
Owing te the holiday lonmriew many
managers of the leading semi-pre teams
decided te give their plajers a rest in
preparation for the arduous gregrnm of
M
leinnrinl Day. when even team, with
few exceptions, will de a double shift,
playing both In the morning anil aft
ernoon. The games en the schedule tonight,
however, are important and some close
competition is expected. One of the
features of the week's play has been
the impievemcnt in the I)onenn-Arm-
1WW..K ....:. .mhuk-i .... v.u.iu.i n. mu-,
pointed out tnc tact tnar tnc advertisers
have shown their best form opposed teiM., iu&tie isiund.
tlie leading teams.
Tonight they meet Bridesburg at
Forty-eighth and Walnut streets. They
tackled Blllj Whitman's; bunch Inst
Thursday, nltlieugli shut out by ." te 0,
played bnng-up bull. The addition of
Maurice Hath and lltibe Cashman has
-t " " ' -H "TsTrir f .WrSE
' &'"- h entlrely iccevered
V"I 111" IL'l'eill HUUCK Ol pilt'MJHWUlIt
and will leave Atlantic City en Wednes
day morning. Sluiilcy I'opeloski will
again hurl for Bridesburg, while Man
ager McCormick is keeping his pitching
selection a secret.
First Game Away
The first game the Seuth Phillies
have played away from their Bread and
Blglcr streets grounds among the local
ttMltlW If (11 Iia J rut t fin.. ski! relit- ilifti
lm it,l0lpl,'s nil1c j'urneys te Fourth
and Wingohecking streets and tackles
the North Phillies. Tlie utitewners re
cently paid a visit te tlie southern sec
tion of the city and were beaten.
Sex Selbeld started that game nnd
was taken out in the second session.
Seibqld has asked Manager Ueif
snjder for tlie opportunity te hurl this
particular game. The request hris been
granted and the pitcher selected by
BUI Hudelph has a fine night's work
cut out for him as Sex is out for revenge
and will pitch his best brnnd of bell,
especially with tlie home fans te cheer
Iilm en.
The Seuth Pliilly Hebrews are the
nttractlen at Stenton Field Club, Phil
mi.n. 1 at I v ...,,
I.licna and Musgrevc streets. Liz Powell
the new manager of the Mount Airy
team is out te trim the Sphas as he has
long been a rival of IMdie Gottlieb.
unickie rasten, et al, in all branches of
sport. He may hurl himself and then
I again may give Uebby Wilsen the ns-
signment.
Fleisher at Hatch
Hatch Moter is setting ,l laplil pace
these days and manager Tetzner is et
the opinion the moterincn de net re-
celve the recognition thev deserve in
view of the fine hall the learn is plnv-
ing nna the hig teams that are bowing
te defeat. Six games were plaved last
week and five resulted in icteries.
Tonight nt Forty -seventh nnd Sprin e
streets Hatch will meet the Klelsher
yarncrs. Mcehnti will hurl for Fleishcr
against Trey for Mutch.
The Merrill Pres., who have been
winning many cames in tlie elnsin.. in.
nlngs, have the . O. E. ns their op-
" "!, .'"""t'11 'i v-iiiiiinuiu
STfiSV I Z V;,nefJLte-
lmrt at Kifty-eighth and Walnut, Bill
):.?Pfr. takes .Media te Kensington nnd
iiiuuaie ana ueyni stars clash again,
this time at the Bread and Bigler
streets field. As it is the only game
downtown tonight a big crowd should
be en hand.
MEET IN SEMI-FINAL FOR
BRYN MAWR POLO TROPHY
I .
f-reenoeters and Fexhunters Clash
en Main Line Field Today
The second and semi-final mntch In
the scries for tlie Hryn Miiwt Pole Club
Cups will be played this nficrnoen en
the Main Line field. The contending
teams will be the Hryn Mawr Fiee.
! b(,0,te.r.sl' V 'nnrl" ei ntnnlnj match.
i1.1! ' .l,1P.',r".-Va,xr. ' eviuinters, with
ister jtnniieinu. who is hnniirn,inn.i
- , , . .. . ...........I-1.. ..
"ini umiiiiii in1 rcceiicu a craeu en
the liend. Ir caused some pain, but te
anian in training who lias accustomed
himself te face Injury stoically, It was
net regarded crleiisy. lr took a
Philadelphia physician, however tl,
diagnose the ettcnt nf the injury, and
Mr. Wanamnker will be forced (,ut of
the game until tlie htoken bone mends.
Scraps About Scrappers
M Hiicnrr snin the ip r.,,, ,. a.,.-,,,
fin st.,1 ulll trft W Me Ortin in 1
f he.lulM riRht ieun.i hent at ih Nerthsl le
A. I thcr b'.filre irtuniln. t ...... .17',.
., !..a ...n... ... I.. .1
I nfter the match K e I ,.n ,r I,"" i?
Vnxle WlllHn.sen ,n .1 r..tu, n le" . Tn,
Kranlili. Kranifr. th fern r s stalls rrai.
Is te nrp-.ir In sneiiipr , mst '
Is sihwlulnl for JVecliw. 1 ) t.iRhl ihirli)
frnfs has matched Hank Mct3,r U,,J
I'jtav 'Wiillaie for tlis ulml-ui, Irish Hit, l.
DemiiM-y ll nifet Al fnnMiij 1 hnn riil
Mil will take nn m1y Mirlell, Wl lif llrnnl
. was rnics ism j nr an. I l.iil lleeL' in c-
I an eshilmluti th Ji s llrumi.
,. -'or lrisr. nf VriltneVlpli a Ml mfrt
I'eta IIuslc. if M-wt ,,., in lh etir boil! of
ten rounds at ih.i u.jmm ( Ua.,i,:
I Imrij l'a. lenlrhi " u
Kesry Slev. nf l.it asicr Pi is nam ni?
i. - .,...'..',,.Ht l.llll .,t Ivrtnl.
ltnu.-v's siian.is'r. claims i irtuid u' thirti.
?i "'U'-h'1," '"""''.'.'ncludii.B wins e ,
Trihly l.reniril. iumf.r!i ..r aii. .....
I and Nrw Yerk, l tialnlnc n'r-y Jaj nnd
""i,:1.: A1. " " 'Pr ".'tii.nc. t.. tipper It.
' iiii..rii.i.i ihiui u ue"s net b&r am
- - i--"-i-
I-e lerlrs, lii handles incrnt I,
writes lint Il.irrv Kill.' i.iinie mi mistake m
stni.plnB ih Memi-iii . I, ,t '-Itli V v,"
ls-i-lun I'nrbfs uni 'V.-rl-ikHn n,
iiruppe, three limes and u InnUrrl an If ,
Mould I ae been sulnnsl) hurt lud the ief
cien nrt uctvil heti In- d n '
'V""1 i'i niti"i t w intn Sme n, n" V-J
,,.ei,,i,i i ll.'., S ,'"tt? wl"" '""""' - n-i
Tim llnin.v nil. ....... .
- ,
Heme-Run Hitters
in ) csterdav's Games
NriON.I, I.K, I
enter- s
eii sun's
llernsb.i. St, Leuis
Wh-ut, llrenkbn i
Millrnr), Mr lxuls
MKKll'.. l,i:.M,lr:
Judce, Ukhlneten
l.K.(ili; TOTALS
mrrlcan l.eaius
Nnllaal lvalue
Tiitnl
1.1
137
100
,..,-.,,, ,ih ,( i,- , in. ui im" tin riiiir trio intn
Independent Schedule for
Tonight and Memerial Day
TONIOIIT
nrlifashiire nt lloneTin-Aruistronit, 1'ortr 1'ertr
elelitli rnl U'nlnut strrt.
Illllitnlr ut I'hllailelpblu KejbI Hturs, llrfliid
nnd Bltlrr struts,
Menth riillllfs nt North rhllllfs, four III
Anil Wine nhnrklnff slre.
Heutli Phllly llrlirrws nt .Stenton, I'lill-
KllrnH red MustTet slrtM.
HHshrr nt Hutch Meters, rertj-.s'Tentli
and fiprure trrt.
II II V. Mr-lll Tlilrllrlli nnd f'ntntlt.
1 bin nAfniif. ,. .
I'hllndMphln Tfrmltml nt Wilmington.
Rplirntu nt Norrlstenn I'res, errlv
(own, I'.
Ilex A. C. of WnMilnKlen, nt Stenrhurit,
rif4r-l,clitli nnd Miilnnt strrrts. ,a ,
MtAln A, A. nt Krnslncten, I runlif or J
atrntir end llfrks trrt.
Ilnnk nnd Trunt LruEiir femmfrflnl Trust
Cempunr is. I.und Tltli. rfml Trust tom tem
imny, Kletitrrnth nnd KncUUnd streets.
Nnttennl flunk nnd Trust C'emiianr
tultii I'Melltjr Trust vs. (ilrjrd .Vatlennl
Hunk, fhlb 1'nrk.
Ce""". K. irsmi.hiVe.:nftTnM Taber
"Skuii-l T.III.M lMne-ll.lme.ly
vs. Thirteenth Illusion, lilsMen nan i-nrn.
Htate reJid nml l nnin strr-ii
roils u, I)r Paul, lerresdnle
fnenue'irnd
cettman street.
rennsluinlit llnllrn'il 't',rT' l,fl,r,'
,eaue Aud'ter I.. P. T. is. Aunitnr T. I .
r.. l'erts-reurtli nnd I'nrkslde aieinie.
I
1. A VriIUUrill IIIHI I Nl.wur ..........
I.nnsnewne Tvtllht I.ejcue iwpoeiiton
Club is. PI Mciint. ... i
iieM' ?:
ireMrHtfll . f. S. M
,v. m. s. itwirf is
Kit r ..luriiirn, .,.. j a.
Tl KNIAY A. M. OA.MKS
Olrnrd Held Club nt.I'ltman. N ,1.
Lit llretliers ut Amcrlmn llriilsr, or Trcn-
lirlilesbiiri: nt North Phillies. I'uurih unci
WlnehK-klnB streets. , , I
Klelsher nt south Phllly Hebrews, Thir
teenth nnd .leluiMin streets.
Ilnteh Xloter nt Mmnnhan, lerty-elihth
anil Hi-own street..
Wilmington ut euth Phillies, Itrend nml
nlk-ler streets.
I'liltiidelnlilii Kemi Stnrs nt ( liesler.
llarhnruch (ilsnts nt lllllilulr. Uarbv.
llnrr II. Mnckei ( lub at !. Celnmbn,
Tiient-feurth street nnd Allenlien ulenue,
Mieteun ut Murkh-11 i:. hinltli. Tenth
nnd llutler streets, ,
HnrrlshuriT ut Aiucrlinn ( linln. et Yerk.
Stenton 1'leld (lull tit I'ex .Moter, Mxenth
street nnd Urunirp nienue. '
Frill Infer ut rurtv-eUhtli Ward, Twentr
flfth street nnd nider ulenue.
Delisuu nt I.ecun. Jchteenlh nnd Rock
land streett. I
Uneeln I'nlterslty pt Ilaltlmere Illaek ,
Sex, llnltlniare. Aid. '
Central Mnnu.il pi I Ien.ird 1" C. Frank
fort nienun nnd llustleten pike.
TIKMIAY I. M. .Air.
f.lrnrd Held Club nt Pltmnn, N. J.
xilunnil nt Itrlileburi;, llfchiuend nnd
OrthediiY streets,
HnrrlsliurE ut American Chain, sf Neir
Yerk.
lliitih Moter nt Ilnrtrani Park. Vlft.T Vlft.T
feurth etreet nnd Illmuoed avenue.
I'hlladi'lnhln Renl M.r ut ( hrstrr.
IlonetnifArmktrone ut strtiulirliUr A Cle-
inier, ixt-srienil and Walnut strew.
Nt. Iliirniilms hi imi,snn. Tiiin,.fifii, .i,ui
anil Qiieen lune.
St. ( nllttnhii nl 1 nrti.eliliS Wnr.t Iw.n.
tj-nrtli street nml sV.ler i.ienV.
' ltfist., .!, .,... ... tti.i.i 11...1
.ir i.retnfrN ut ;mprif,in uriiigf, Trrnlen.
i. "Hiiii"! ii iiniti in-, imrn.ii
I ertj-seienth nnd Mirure streets.
" ui imrrj. ,t Mitrkev t. inn.
Madisen sinrn Pt J. V. Il.irlirr. Trenten,
l-euth Phlllv llehreus ut llelsher. Ten-tT-lth
nnd Keed streets
. I'""! i seuin i-n ii ues. iireju nnd II c-
ler streets fc
, "mint-ten at Mmnalun. Pertj-eichtii
" "iVv yioVr'Tt'tenten r.eid club run-
Klleim nnd Mii.itrnvn Mreeti' '
(,,nni,l!i-;.,1"Hi,r ut ""timere nuck
' ' iV,.rh ll .Txiedi A. riftr-nlnn, nd
frd street,; ' A' " ' ir,-nln"' '
, ., "iVV"-"'" ,)n i.ecn. Klchtrriilh and
flleiKland streets.
nndt"i!l!i?J"ltrJtrisM',r'','al1 K' Sml,h- ',rnlb
. t"ln t'einnanj. f Mnnus Heek, at Kcxk-
pueiinn ut iuih.i.i n-
lane. " ut ,MM- '"ni and ciiurth
' 'lill"ileiiihla Tleers m Peiimm silk 0t.
tn ".uhareih t.l.mts. mimlnc-
I . I'mtt-nl xiunmil i.t i.renard v c i-,ni
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SOPHS IN MEET
First of "Quads" Championships On
This Afternoon
' 'I'he Unci, nnd fie'd fhampienslilps for
iopneinores et the I'hilailclnhl-i I'nliHr.
w. spools w. i,e hUiTii1,1."
lnoen at Northeast Field, Twenty-ninth
'nnd Clearfield stieets. Marline nt .". .".fi
P. M.
The sophomore championship? will
start the annual meets te decide the
championships in the various classes,
ending with the annual "Quads." The
senior, junior and freshman meets will
he held shortly after today's meet, nnd
then the "(..minis" wi'l be held en the
same field.
The date for the "Quads" eriginalh
was set for .fun.' i. However, this was
changed, and the meet ill be held nn
success! p din. June 7 the s, hoeK
will h.ue their 4 arums meets nnd trin's
te place ter the finals, which will be
held the following ilai. June s
BASEBALL DECORATION DAY TWO GAMES
Nicetown, 10:00 a.m. s Marshall E. Smith & Bre. A. A.
Stonehurst, 3 : 15 p. m. XT t Bu1m r skru
' f' " Tuesday, My 30th
Life Guard
Price
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FurnishingM 724 Chestnut Street
AUTOMOBILE RACES
BYBERRY FAIR GROUNDS
Sanctioned by A. A. A.
Memerial Day, May 30th, 2 P. M.
Seme of the fastest drivers in the country, including
Billy DurraKh, of New Yerk City, driving a Mercer Spe
cial ; Leuis Hrunner, of Therndalc, Pa., driving a Hrumicr
Special; A.W. Seynard. of Philadelphia, driving a JJeggatti;
Zek .Meyer, of Philadelphia, dri ing a 250-11. P. Deuson Deusen
berg; Geerge Kerchulber, of Hroeklyn, N. V driving a
2r0-H. P. Deusenberg; Win. Alberti, of Media, driving u
Uispane; Larry Heals, of Medlield. Mass., driving an R.
(!. M. Special; Leuis l-Mnk, of Philadelphia, driving a 250
H. P. Uispane; Geerge Uelan, of Newark, N. .1,, driving a
Stutz; Milt. McUride, Frentunac, built specially by Leuis
Chevrolet,
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Trains Leaving Reading Terminal
Saving Time 12il7,
Admission. $1.00
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BUSY DAY AWAY
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"Win, Lese, Play Tie and Extract
Inning Games in Sensational &$.
Sunday Contests
SPHAS DEADLOCKED AGAIN
Hiding Hie rails is the popular
i pnstlnie wllli tlie local semi-pros e
Sunday nnd neatly every team per-
' fnned out of town jestcrdny. The re-
R,,,,S WP.re '"t'",r ni,Xr:1 ","1 n':"t "'
iniuiy wins were llirncil ill as (leienis,
wlt'' H'n ""ll" 1'lillly Hebrews playing
miethiM tin iMiiiw. Scvcrnl rttr.i -itinlii
ceiite'ts were dreppi'd bv tlie locals.
... i.n...'K ft tllifiiln unrrlms rnn-
''' Jeiuen s Itllliiaie win riots cap-
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mini iimiiiirr iiiniijic-iiriiiii'r uht hi
BroeMjn, when they cleaned up the
'" 'T.,,r n"'' -2:
, iiiainiini i ,cmi I ii' , ii kf j 41 iiiiiiihi uiiv,
handed that club its second defeat in nt
inntiv dajs. Lefty Lloyd was en the
hill for Johnny Oistle nnd the veteran's
pitching nml hitting were respensible1
for tlie victory. He had thiec hits and
Ills double with three Tnmiiqun errors
played a big pint in five runs scored
In tlm sixth.
.Malinger S'pnir. of tin' Barbers, of
Trenten, paid n i-it te Atlantic City
and swamped Meliese. 20 te IS. The,
Petters made twenty hits te four for
the shore tcini. FIcMut paid a leturn
x lilt te l'hillipshuig nnd again defeated
Ingersell-Itnnd. 7 te 1. with Bill Grles
linber en the hill. Men 111 I'res tripped
Westingheue, ." te 2. nnd Vi-co'-e wen
ever Wilmington, .". te 2, In twelve
innings.
Marshall B. Smith Ien a tough ena
te Potlsiewn, " te 2. in twelve innings.
Temmy Vel, wai en the hill against
Heed, nnd the former can lay his victory
te Left Fielder i'likup. lie lind t'lTB
catches, all of the (.eii'iitlemil ariet.T
nnd villi men en the sncK-.. and then
enme through with tlie double th.it worn
in the twelfth
The Ninth Phils wete humped off at
Mount Cnrnul ii te
Seemingly tin
breaks were against the 1'hiK as Jehn-
son eiltnllr Iir il Inieskie. bill the Ull-
Stnters were fertiilinte in biiiicliitn: their
bingles. Kphratn gnlneil the icterT
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ewr i.riueseurg .) te Hiy mw
llnrlriintl unrn t lir niitinviit' ItitrlrrM.
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mif ctvh jH'Idrd iin hits. .mtlPMUirs
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n tuii-rtni lenii. nut i.puratn
came lmck end wen out.
The Fex Meters played at Hiiimeville
and were ahecl at the end of tlie sev
enth 11 le (, but they blew up in tiie
eighth, and lluliiieville umi 11 te 1J.
Wildwood, of Frunkferil. lust nt Lan
cnter .". te '. Weed, of the up-Statcrs,
holding Wildwood le three hits.
Fer the second Suiulnr In succession
the Seuth Phllly Hebrew tiaveled te
New Yerk and played nn etra-lnning
lie. Last we"k they di mllnckcd with
tl'e Bronx (limits I- I. and yesterday
met the I. iiii eln Ilium, and tlie figure
wetc 7-7. tin mdi euasinu the game'
i an eleven innings.
Ilube Chnuibfis :i nil the lull op
posed te Cyclone .lue Williams, nnd
never falteied. Tlie Nev N erker-i lind
the Splins 7 te - ul tlie start of the
ninth, but two inns in the eighth nnd
tlire in the ninth, when Have Bnrel
cleared tin sad.s with n double,, tier!
the going. Play was called le allow the
Sphas te make their rutin.
H"re in the ein SI. I'.tllistiiH trim
med St. Bariiubas 0 te .". Il.irtiani Park
defeated St. Cnhiinbii 7 le 1 nnd .lack.
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HINTS FOR HUSBANDS WHO
FEEL JUST A LITTLE TOUCHY
IN THE MORNING-A
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Bathing Suits
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SA?ITY RAZOR
Shirt pure wool worsted $2.50
warm In thr watri. dry en
Um bench, comfortable In or out.
Pants all-wool flannel 2.00
jjuarantrfd fast-color Hy
Belt with rustless bucKIc .35
$3-75
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