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Chicago Teams Cause Upset by Dropping the Cards and Indians for Brace of Holiday Games
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HOLIDA Y GAMES FIND
ROOKIES AS STARS
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Heimach and Sullivan
' Bring Jey te Cennie Mack
in Getham
PHILS HALVE A PAIR
New Yerk
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Drtrell ...
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CteTCland .
Chlrace . . .
Barten . .
AStEBir.1V I.EAOUK
Wen TiMt I'.r. Win I.e
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,.. 30 21 .1KH .MM
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.20 21 .465 .4"
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. 16 'ii .121 .430
THE Athletic hflTf a great baseball
tram tlii vrnr I'lirt ' The New
Tork snertlnc writer.. lie have (or the
last eight venrs been handing jibe .after
jibe at the Muekmen, lmr nnneunecil
ths fact. Tlie two million or mere iu
metropolitan riil'adelphin hare been as
sured of It nlaiest from the start of the
eaften.
Tt took three hurlr-r:. one n Tdcxan
ami two untried roekien. te make the
KCrlbea In (Sethnni believe it. but they ierhrtr 2 m .flin .ir. city
Anallt- Um Krrin Slim tlnm had Trniiti . 2TIR 5fll .-Trncnse.
ti kl,l mmvnlf im-ethpr In ene Inndie Huff'1'"
mlaht have scored n trlurarh ai far back , u'Vrr" I'rACVB w T, r t
AS Fndar. ,. -n N. niffn i ! .TOO WatM-barr l 1: Mi
TonferrlnT .Timm HttlllVftn. unKnOWTl , ihk.ii.-.i in i nil ritrhhnrr 1.1 1 .111
and UI18UHC. came itnln an nce ex . HriiTimrt
tripping the expensive priim donnas 01
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATTONAI, 14UGCK
Wen test I'.r. Vtn Tj
. 1A 14 .0M .AMI ,U
. 83 Ifl .MM) .000 .Sift
. 21 20 .S .M5 .M3
. 2i 21 ,S1 .
- 20 20 .ROO ..M3 .4(M
tlneliuiutl 22 23 AM .600 .178
Henton . ...... 14 24 ..KW
VhlUdclphU .... 14 24 .330 M9 .341
r Tork ...
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Chleiure ..
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135,000 FANS SI
MOTOR
A
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there had been some mincnlculatlens and
that apparently Harry Hartr., another
Les Antteles racer, who finished second,
had held the lead during part of the race
and was entitled te Mime of the lop
prl7e.
There van. also ?eme question en te
the authenticity of Murphy's record
time, which lmcl been announced as
5:17..'i0:70. it lilt h H Mtcen minute
but nilRht affcet Murphy's record ntul
nNe the distribution of lop prlxec, which
nmemit te $Q for each lap.
Murphy was kUcii remarkable
operation by his pitmen. He drec the
entire distance, making only three Mepi
te change tires and replenish his fuel
tanks. On his third step gasoline was
dumped Inte the tanks nnd n rear wheel
was changed In twenO-fivp seconds. On
ft preueus step his assistants (lumpen
VlAflltM Vt t Iia drt.t.lH.I fllilnl.' I alt ir lt'
limnw Mumhv Onlv Driver te'"alph de I'nlma in winning the event 1 In oil nnd gas and changed two front
Jimmy miirpny uniy unver i" h(lp Jn ,,. I)(l ,,,,; mc wns wheels in twentv-clght seconds. Mur-
Win Premier Aute Races of
Twe Continents
RECORD MAY NOT STAND
fi :W :.p.5 :51
Much confusion eilted among the
ludges and timers at the '.'00th mile es
terdjy and the announcement was made
that Ilartz had gene Inte first place.
This announcement was inter vitn-
I phy knew just what hlj car was cspiible
et doing, anu no pusueu 11 ie mr iiimi.
always maintaining n record -breaking
speed.
Hnrtx, who tinlMicd second, also Is
h former mechanician. Tie drove Inte
second place shortly after the sixtiem
i again bieught forward.
Il the A.wlntl l'rr.
Inillananells. lud.. May P.I -.llinmv
..VM I M,,-l, tl.a tMillhie l.nltli t.OS All-
:1IS gelcs youth. teda holds the dKtiiirtlen ( Iteoenl Questleneel
of being tnc only urncr in ic .miu i" i umciais -nui mti
drawn, but when the official tabulation imtt0. nn,i from then en te the fiulsh
wa. started at tin' ele-e or the race the no ilvP MUrphv a desperate fight,
possibility that M.irpln might have been n A
csnuiccd as leni cr for n time wa ' ii.u uu.im.iii
expected te com-
"IJ.l win the premici automobile races of plete the tabulation f-eme time today.
;ii5 two continents -the r iciuh drand l'rix if wn
1N1T.RNATIONAL U1UL'K
w. 1- r.c. . t- r.r.
nnlttntore 2S 14 .7 nnailtna 22 24 47a
17 27 .3S0
2i .'II .. evurk . M 29 310
n tnl AVhAilfAfl it tt nlllll tlltllA mir
and the ."00-mile nice ever the Indian- changes In the standing of the winners,
apOUS .MOllir 0l''''.l ll''i,' , (.'iivniii.' .
This Is Murnln s eennd 'ur as a
ns he iiiih graduated irem uie
According te speedway officials, their
were 135.000 pald'adn.Usiens. the larg
est crowd that ever witnessed 11 race at
the Indianapolis course. Although of
ficial figures were lacking, the total ie
celpts are expected te reach the $ri00,000
mark. The general admission was $'.2,
Ttuwin in th lnerniii; came, and Lefty
iHeireach, who expect te walk acresa
the bridge from Camden In 1020, did
I fill llli"iii ill win mivinvvi. . 1 " ' " " t'luini.
rrexvd that threneed eveiv part of the Mltwank 21 13 .bia T0M0
'most cxpnslve plet of real estate en
Coecan's Bluff. ,. t , , YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Incidentally. Cennie Mack has found national xxaeik
two youngsters who -euld nt la wltn jtembw c.sniM
tne tour regular nuri.-t-. . "''." PhUH. e- N erl. 8 tn lantnsV
AiaeKmen up inerf mjuuns n k..".-.
In the sun .
Te digress for a mement: Cennie nas
Kemmel. Hastr. Harris, Naylor and
Moere as his regulars, and with aiore aiere aiore
ancntiened youngsters about ready te
hurl regularlv no unkind words can
01 sent mining ine inni. ..i. i AUKRirW MlVCiTK
pitching Stlfff ...iviiiil Mtrabu Cnrar.
Add je the number mentioned Left ns Npn , Mhlrtlc.. 2
and Eckert. who are dally Icamtng tii numte. 45 iiriumi 0
fine points of mound duty, and LcT i Detroit, a St. i.eui
Wolfe, who Is etpecfu te cewh in?
towage at Shibe Tark In a week : or j
e. and .1011 hae as n'fty n hurling,
stafT as there is In the big leagues 1
today.
Th Phils Did Toe
Te make the day a fiftv fifty prep
ontlen all the -vir around se far ns ,
local hopes are concerned, the rhtl- ,
ll evened up their two games with
the nil-star ea-.t of Giants I
The big surprise et the day s festt- 1
itles wa th twin wins et the two I
Chicago teams. The "vThlte Set handed
Tris Speaker's cast n double reverse In
the Ferest City, and Rdl KiUefrr s
Cubs jolted th" pennant-ihaslntr Cards
twice In the same plan- 1
The Dodgers and Washington scored I
double 'tiK hll' Detroit and St.
Leuis and C neinnatl and Pittsburgh
apllt even In their dual encounters.
.llmmv Sullivan, hurling his first I
fall came, skidded In the seventh and
lghth agaln-t the Yanks In the morn
ing tilt and let a !en battle te walte
Heyt. Sully wa found for nine safe ,
nl.i1n his tp.1mn1.1tps rnnde bnt six
rff 'the.fchoelbov phenem . Heyt had ' S-J- , "ft.'A'h
one of his rare days and had csaiuvan 1 j.,. iU t c himse
against any etuer nurier
dricr
crnde of mivhanii'hn two ears age
IJv a strange cewcldenee it was Captain 1
Fddle Itickcnlucher who saxe Murphy
the checkeieil flag In token of vleterv
yesterda -the same Muinln who rode,
m is .5IB Hartferd l J 1 .400 . beside Uickenbai her n- 11 me haiiidan
14 17 .400 StirintnUd 12 10 .SS7 ln .hp ..- hpre fci, V(ar, s0
MTHICXS ASSOCIATION
w. l. p.r. w. l. r r.
thi'prlals 2 11 .041 Knn. CI It. 31 23 .177
Ind'pelU 34 IK ,SIA IxiultrlUe 10 2X ,4.i
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0 20 J3i erany nc If.vu 10 mm" g.iincu 'cicruiij
iVlbaiu
HaHz Held Lead
Some of the glerv nnd also eme of
l'l .L. .. '.I.... M i. .. .
2i Ifl .S70 Columbu.. la 23 .434 I lue I'r'"- """"-v i Jim .uun'".' .i-i M
llroeUlm. Oi Ile.tnn. 3.
I lilroce. : t. lyel. I.
CTaclnnail, ii rittbtnvli. 1.
Vtrmoen ('isnm
Jew Inrk. 18s rhilllf. 7.
Brooklyn. 8i Bonten. 4.
IIHubQrpli. 7: ( tnrlnnatl. '
Chleac". 3, M leiil 1.
ftrnoen (LtiuM
Athletic, t New Yerk. 1
M Lnuls. 2i Irlml(. 1 (Kitten lnnlnci
liuhlncten, 7 Uolen 4 (1st rsmr)
Whlnmen. 5t Boten. .1 (2d cnmel.
Chlcate, 7: Cleveland, .
INTKHNT10L I.HXGIT
Irr-ry Tltr. 6 Vmrnrk. 2.
neidlnc. S lUtltlmnre. I
Rochester, 4i !?Tiieuie 1.
riulTale. 11. Torenle., .
xrrrjtNoev oxmce
Jersey C1r, 7t Newurk. !.
naltiisTe. 7 Kendlnt, 6
Keche'ter, 17' Syracuse,
HuflTiilu. fl: Terente, I
VMLKICW seMTION
MOttMNO GVM1
Mllinuvke. 12i Ktnis Cltj . 1.
Columbus, 8. Teledo. 7.
IndiAnanelU. 14, luUTllle S
bt, l'nnl-MtnneapnlU, iotneiied
AITERNOON UM1
BILln-anker-KiuiMts C If, called
Louisville, n: InclUnjpelU', .'.
Columbus 7t Teledo. 3.
Mlnriemell-tt. I'nul. rln
tllnned awav eprntglH. however Mur
phy nas credited witlt holding the lead
throughout the race nnd winning nil of
the prizes effeied fet lea lershlp in the
various laps of the iontet but siieed
way ethclals e.iih tedc- aniieun e-l tha'
m
st
nin.
ruin.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
national i.r(.t n
lieri nltted
pitching just ordinary ball, he would
have been returned uie xicier.
It was different in the afternoon
atrnggle. Helmnch had his left-hnnded ,
sheets working In fine fettie neme ,
mns spoiled a shutout for him. Babe
Ruth found his e.e for a four-ply shot.
with Ward en the sark that evened the
figures The Mini" Ward came through
with another round tripper ln the
Ightb. knotting the figures T'n
daunted, the A's ( ante back in their half
of the plnth with 'ec ni'i that meant I
Tictery.
Sehang tm Here
Wally Schsng w " wai en' "f our
stars In tiie dim dintt pist, was th
man of the hour for the MmK Affr
McOewan had Mngled he stele second,
nd by fast fontnerk sprinted all the
way home when Wallv obliged with a
Une threw into center field that trav
eled far eneuch te permit McGowan te ,
reach the plate In safety
Tlte A's will Inve a 1 ;ht work-ent
en the loam at Shibe Park tedav. with j
plentv of batting pract e It Is an .
Idle dav. according te the schedule. Te- I
morrow the Washington Senators start
a three-game series, nfter which local ,
fandem will miss the hard-hitting Blng
Miller and the nurdv band of Athletics
nntil the return from a snlng around
the western end nf the circuit
A continuance of their excellent plav
Jng at home and in the western pirts
will mean that w ha'" a possible firt
!lTlslen team The Alaeks are confi
dent, and se is ierv Athletic rooter.
The best -pitched came of the elgh'
plaTM est'rda wss turned In hv '
Reekie l.everette of the White Sex
who held the Clevr.and Indians te four
scattered hits fun of which were, of
tha srratch anet The Gleasemtes
made but wx nfT Morten and Kccfe.
tha last named e' our 1021 hurling
staff, bur tluj ami when hits meant
rnns
In the tprninl game Teur'nev nnd
Taber trl'implice a .- the Indtnns In1
a hectic tilt In 'In r mth a'ter T-ls and '
hi crew had tie, -n -fire ln the sev
enth round with six ar,:i' ind luscle i
runs Cddie t ellins utieii -r Tnlladel
plula alumnus vf i ran t keen them
out of the new- s . U m ng -tar
In the eecend fra "wh h tr pie
double, two MngW- "d "-a- r"" p L'
euf of five trii le 'he pllltter
Without Txrus Kami end l el h an I
Harry He, man. the Pitrnlt kins 'I
rwat'tlie Tigers evened n bill itn '!
Brexvns The first rami- 7 te l in th
regulation time In foxer of ili ( M
lew Tigers The -eeenj rni sutrni
rounds and was wen en a single by
one rookie, n im:!r l a vetera.i and i
en-bnse b'ew bx another rookie lurst
and Cellins were tm pe(emirs and
Shecker (he old-timer 'I he Urewne
made sexenfin hits hi't eulx te nin
while the Tlgets hud eleven for u
alngle counter
Recruits are setting the two leagues'
aflre this xnir nnd lust te prom it
Stueland. one of Mill I liefer , hope
fills, suited the niertung game ngnln-t
the Card handed thorn four hits and
beat Slicrdel and a leuple of ethers
A te 1
Vie Aldrldge Wins
In the iifiernoen h Aidrnlge win
might he classed imi rookie eutpiti lied
Willie Peak for a !l e-l ntery '1 he
two rexri&es tlrupped the Curds deept r
Inte third plate
Ten pitchers saw mtien In the Wish
lllgteil Urd Sex bat'les, ulijeli weir
copped bx the former I'lilllii s uud
lirilllieiirt. xeiiIIh whlli mmlile le In -t
the entire nine Innings, xxere irvdiled
with the t rlu mi hs
I'ppa .lepthu Hue) nab iu rare feun
tn the illuming game and feiercd an
S,v vU'ter.x exer the l'irntes. with his
teaintuiit(H aiding bv batting Cooper
hard. In tin afternoon etiuggle Kcik,
Xhe turned in a hter the ether da.x ,
left te Mmripeii. making ih da.x an
cxfn-Steplien affair for the two teams I
Iteiillier nnd iince hurled the
Drulcem te a pair of wliih tiver Churl" x
i iMljt'lieU'h Ure uvcr In tlu City of
t7luirvlir. Vmue fanned ten In flu
rind. clinic for n ietium's ircciiil. Hert
Wfi MimtiirQf ty 'iperltis, ,n,l a Held
'rLixfVf,it bt with ,Mt safeties, iucludluy
Ilroeklyn-Boston, net vhHuld
AxrERiav i.nini k
AthlertrsvNew lerk net Helirduled
(bkre nt C lerelitml
XX kshlnrten nl Ilesinn
IXflrell ut t I euls
1VTKIIN TIO.N L LKtliir
Jersey Citr t Newark
nltlniert nt Rrsulinc
Hiichester .it Struue
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They paid a great deal mere for their Suits
rhan their grandsons pay te-day.
But even the men of te-day, accustomed te
fadltless quality at moderate price, will be agree
ably surprised when they see the
Wonderful Clethes Values Which
Have Been Arranged for the
Sirawbridge & Clothier Anniversary Sale
Which Starts Te-morrow
Alce and Wickham Suits in sports-coat
and conservative styles, of worsteds and cas
simercs, at savings of ten te mere than
twenty dollars in the Sale at $24.50 and
531.50.
Serge, Worsted and Cassimere Suit
with two pairs of trousers $24.50.
And
equally
values
many ether
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veu
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Plan New te Share
in These Savings!
which totaled $270,000, nnd besides this
there xxere extrn diaries for arnntl-
Maud, automobile parking spaces nnd
intlcld privileges,
Mumhv was the only driver Injured
during the rncc, nltheugh txve cats were
In stnnsh-iips. it was nil me taint et
nn Inflated rubber cushion, which ex
ploded while Murphy xvas tearing nleng
ever the brick course. After the race
was ever Murphy climbed out of his
cer and limped painfully le a seat.
"What's the matter, Jimmy'" he
wns asked.
He smiled nnd said:
"I had ene of these air cushions in
the sent of my car. Well, It busted
sotnexvhere along the line and I rode
the l",lL.beard,, until the finish n , Y
Vale IBO.Lb. Crew Beats Crlmiaa
CamhrlflM. Mi. .... .. "r""aen
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