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Philmont Gelfer Swamped' by J.
j, Beadle, in First hound, .
'7 and 6 ,
WOODIE PLATT LEADSJIISLEY
By SANDV McNIBLICK
VnlleV. IV . M"V "."
' .P'?. in The flrt Wund of the anta-
..m late in waning, e iji t.,.vU
wif nrM of tin competitors. One
iffteS encounter with n truck
L'tt. wu down- le"ln oae-dewp nd
the wilds
ether was :
ffij. rnld net let him sleep.
Jebn Arthur Brew.n', noted oarsman
mi wlfer, however, get eyny early
!J5 T M. Falk. captain of the
iff golf twn. defeating the latter
Blll'smlth. the Pine Valley veteran
,j former city champion, advanced te
AiS round through the .default
If flam Onrllc, Phllment.' One of the
Me matches proved te be a runaway for
X J. lendlc. Atlantic City 'tmullft.
1 Beadle swamped Heb Heffner, Ph -ment.
7 and 0. Heffner was very wild
udlnt thertlrst live holes In a ,row.
B Mettr the white-haired ecat
Jtir. proved n tartar for Fred Knight,
vhem he hnd 4 down going te the thlr?
M Marsten and Charles lleckner
ten H na Slne' ,0 the slxtn ,e,,
Jlirfftn sank a forty-feet putt en the
M' for n half there. These two met
(or tbe finals In the Pennsylvania State
toil lat car. ,
Woedle PIntt, the medalist, was 2
up en Maurice ItMey. an old rlvnl,
teinx te the sixth, and 41s brother,
Zlmmtr Piatt, was 1 uff en Kddlc
Drllr Merlen, en the fifth tee.
FUtt ts. BUley
The We match et the mernlnx .was
apeeted te be- the duelle between Weedy
piatt, the medalist, and Maurice RIs
lit. 'These two have playcd'inere than
ene serious engagement, once In the
litlentl, when Piatt wen.
Anether lntcrcstini: match in the
lewr bracket wen tlint between the
wteran Simen Onrr and Leuis Wnsh
Burn. The latter bus been n finalist
for the title, but Dr. Carr knows this
course like a book nnd plays it by the
took. .
8e much fur the first round of match
pliy for the championship proper. All
of the honors in the preliminary tussle
for the qualifying honors went te J.
Weed Piatt, of White Marsh.
Only tetj-handleap-er-less players
could enter this tournament, which In
lurrs the pick nf the Philadelphia
talent. Piatt's triumph vun complete.
The rack wasn't even snapping at his
heels. He broke fit) tuice which thev
bet wouldn't be done. His 70-74-153
wen the medal.- It Is the second time
la a row he has wen the qualifying
trepny. They argued that no one would
break 160, and Piatt was seven strokes
better than that. He led bin nearest
liral by twelve well -placed shots. He
et the official -competitive medal record
ler the ceurK; with his 74, under thc
beat and pressure, of a tournament, a
Birk that is liable te btnnd.
Wins Sliver Cress
Further, he wen the Silver Cress,
one of the most-sought trophies given
V the Gelf Association of Philadelphia.
Plitt had loll In the Patterson Cup and
a total of ae te win the cress.
Maraton's total for It was 1118. und
Zlmmer l'latt was third with aii8 for
Hs flrtt tr . Piatt's score wns the
fault of beautiful golf with few star-
Hint receerle called for. He took
twee putts .en but tone green of the
ttrty-H. JR. lint) , great euniu-e te
WtetHs Mere In the morning, but had
i tat ball and ene In virtually unplay
able He, leth en the same hole, the
M tenth, which cost him an eight. His
K. ,? lie eighth In the ufternoen
half bur fd, which ceVt him three
. . . lne, ,"";" ln the afternoon
tut mi, ', : . ;..'""" '. set .t.
W Thelpe,!. l """ 'r a lour-
l .C 'flT m. ,l,ls teurimment, the
liSrleu llei'' Ut Vir ,Va,,ey. wrenul-
m Wjhat ,l,ero W0,,1J "t be
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jester-
Solace te go. Anether get J&t In
ID piacr w ' T reads, still an-
!iw, feund'nnpping under the Irees J
ifttr a ".rd night killing bullfrogs
Runs Scored for Week
In Three Big League
NATIONAL LEAGUE'
ibImItiw TfyrsFTi
Bosten , . , . e 7 0 I Its
New Yerfc.. 5, 9 u
Ctwlnnall.. S e n
Chicago.... fl 4 ie
Brooklyn-... 4 '2 A
Pittsburgh,.. 5. u
St. Leuis... 0 2 2 4
Phillies' . , . 1 1 I I q 0
AMEBICAN LEAGUE
bimitiwItIfThtI
uetrait .,..i fll 14 9 p26
Cleveland . . 14 e 8 aa
New Yerit. . 8 s e 20
WaaWngten. 1 - a ,B 13
Chicago.,.. 2 3 7 la
Bosten .... 2 3 7 12
St. Leuis, .. 3 ft 3 11
Athletics I. , s 1 a 1 J a
INTEBNATIONAL LEAGUE
1 si mi tiwi TTyTBTfl
Terente .... ft 7 6 8 T 2
Baltimore . . 15 e 3 24
Beading ... 7 14 21
Syracuse ... B 8 0 3 20
Jersey City. 7 4 2 7 20
Bechester . . 10 2 4 18
Newark .... 7 3 5 15
Buffalo . .'. . 3 1 I 4 rj 14
WELCH STARS AND
ERRS ON SAME DAY
Scores Beth Mackians' Runs
With Hemer, Deuble and Sin
gle, but Makes Costly Fumble
BRAVES MAKE IT SIX
140 GIRLS COMPETE
IN SCHOOL SPORTS
Seven Institutions Will Be Rep
resented in Track and Field
Meet Today
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The first nnnunl track and field cham
pienships of the Philadelphia Girls'
Public High Schools will be held en
Northeast Field, Twenty-ninth nnd
Clearfield' streets, this afternoon. The
meet will start nt .1 :30 P. M.
The meet originally was scheduled te
be held Mny 18. However, rnln pre
vented the meet, nnd It wns postponed
until June J). This date proved un
satisfactory te most of the schools and
once again the date was changed. Itnln
stepped the meet en June 12. the date
agreed en, and it was necessary te
schedule it for tedny.
Athletes from William Penn, South
ern, West Philadelphia, Frankford.
Kensington nnd (icrmnntewn High
Schools, along with these from the
Girls' Nermal Scheel, will participate.
Each school will be represented by
twenty athletes.
Every girl entered In the meet will
be allowed te tnkc part In the basket
ball far threw event. Three contest
ants from each school will compete in
the high jump nnd dash, while ten girls
will compose a team in the shuttle re
lay race. If a girl enters the high
jump, she will be allowed te compete
In only one ether event, the dash.
Five events arc en the card. There
will be a 75-yard dash, .r0-yard dash,
running high jump, hop, step and jump
and basketball fur threw.
This will be theMlrst of n seriet of
events te boost nthletirs among Rirls
in the public high schools. Next your
the girls will have buhketball. hockey
nnd baseball leagues. Gymnastic mwts
between the schools also will be 11 r
ranged. NEW COACHING SYSTEM MAY
BE ADOPTED AT DELAWARE
One Coach for All Sports May Be
Named Next Fall
Newark, Del., June 8. Students and
iilumnl of the I'ntverslty of Delaware
are nil "het up" ever the report that
nil hperts will be coached by one man
here next yenr, as was the case during
the regime of Hill McAvnv, new tutor
ut the Drexcl Institute, Philadelphia.
Under the present svstciii. II. Itur-
ten Shipley, former star nt the Mnr.
Innd University, tutors baseball and
basketball, while William II. Dciby
bundles football and track..
Nothing definite will be announced
until the trustees meet here neu week.
In the meantime, Shipley, lias left te
manage the Martlnsbmg, V11., P,luc
Itidge League team.
This j ear's graduation nt the univer
sity will see mere athletes depnrt from
tlie rlioel than nny ether in history,
tint of n total of iiftj te graduate in
two weeks, thirty-two are letter men
in at least one sport.
The athletes te graduate and their
various speits nie as follews:
football Holten. Carter, Cirell. Roth Reth Roth
reilt. Lilly, Keulke, Deluccn. YeunK,. Stew
art. Hurff, Ivery, Mngee, Iteemci.
ItRPetiall Carter. Cernll, WIIheii, DiMZ,
Kothreck, Challenger. Yan arnl Draper.
. Tracli Hnrmer. Carter. Crlntflclrt. Bmlth.
llarne. I.lllry. MrCennell and GeeBhcBan.
laketbali Wills, Keith, Ca-tcv. Roth Reth
rock and Jacobs.
T.nnli Qutewltz, Trlttea. Challenner and
bmlth.
Ride team Flelchei, Harper, Gceuhegan
nnd Woodrew.
ENGLISH. SOLOISTS COMING
Argentine Team May Alse Appear
Here This Summer
New Yerk. June S. Official an
nouncement that Kngluml will send 11
pole team here this Hummer le compete
In the United States imtlennl open
fhumpieiiKhip and ether tournaments
was made tedny by the pole association.
The Argentine four also may jilav
here. The California team, which started
east yesterday, will compete in the
championship if Its ponies stand the
eastern climate.
TT WAS a bad day nil around. The
Phillies, after their long lay-off,
were humped by the Buccaneers, while
the Mackmen stretched their losing
streak te three with the Tigers doing
the damage.
Errors figured conspicuously in the
downfall of the Heuse of Mack. Itollle
Naylor, whose last appearance in the
box gave rise te the feeling that he was
at Jast in tbe form predicted ter mm,
started the same ln Tit-ertewn. but
lasted only two rounds. Sullivan, the
rookie wne Mir lett a great same against
the Yankees en MomerlaPDay, relieved
the Oklahoma lad.
It must, be said for Naylor that it
wasn't all his fault. A measly bunt by
Veach, a Mngle by Hcilman, a passed
ball, an Infield out, walk and a single
that Welch let get away for him for
three bases, gave the Tigers the start
that gave them the victory.
Everything -possible was injected Inte
the Inning and that caused the downfall
of Naylor. Three hits were made off
Rellle in tbe Inning and only three
mere in the next six off Sullivan. The
youngster hnd a world of stuff and had
It net been for Jimmy Dykes' beet in
the seventh, might have get away un
tarnished. Sullivan Hurls Well
Twe runs counted In this frame en
one hit. An error, a sacrifice, a walk,
a single and an infield out gave the
Tigers their pair of tallies. Outside
of that round, the Virginian held the
Tigers helpless.
Welch scored the first Macklan run
In the second en his four-ply shot.
The second peine in the ninth en
Welch's double nnd Yeung's single.
Welch had a field day at bat with
a single in addition te his homer and
double, and had he net made his beet,
would hove been the day'B here.
Blng Miller worked his way back te
the hit column after an absence of a
day by banging out n pair of singles.
However, the king of swat of Philadel
phia and Us evlrens, failed ln the
pinch In the third with the bases
densely populated. Blng pepped a fly
te third base.
Slim Harris will probably get the
assignment this afternoon te stem the
rush of defeats. Eddie Remmel Is
about ready te take his turn en the
mound after his illness. The defeat
vesterday dropped the Maeklets te
sixth place. Frem third te sixth In a
short time Is the record of the As.
Blgbee, Tlerney and Geech made It
mightv uncomfortable for Lee Meadows
esterdny. Ail mree hjuihi ie -
snectacled hurler for home runs. The
Phillies were Impotent with the ash
when hits meant runs, getting but six
off Morrison. .
Meadows tried hard te win the
game, but his two lilts failed te come
when they were needed. Walker. Lee.
Fletcher and Leslie each had one
single.
Anether for Braves
Tbe mightv rush of the Bosten Braves
is going en. Yesterday the Mltchmen
made it six straight by taking the sec
ond straight game of the series off the
Cardinals. Miller, the rookie, who de
feated the Giants last week, was the
winning hurler. He held Reger Hornsby
nnd his mates te seven bits well scat
tered. The Braves batted Pcrtlca hard
throughout the gnme, finding him for
nine hefty wallops. ...
The Giants returned te the winning
fold vesterday after nn absence of mnny
days." Douglas and Cheeves started the
frav. but never finished. The Giants
scored five in the first round, sending
Cheeves te the showers. When the Cubs
flnrcd in the third Douglas joined the
Chicago hurler.
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
Scraps About Scrappers
Vincent T.e;iri, the Mexican mldiliewelKht,
la matched with Jackie Clark In n return
bout nt Allentewn June 12 and en June 10
he will fke en K, O. Tarnell at Atlantic
C.tv. Lepex laiuea a ctmllenge te l'ranklu
Brltten.
Johnny t'nmpl. of Seutliwnrk, la matched
te meet Terry Hnnlen at Atlantic City next
Monday nlsht after which the former would
like te take en Babby Ilurman,
Yeung Lawrence, of Camden, will appear
In the aeml-flnal te the Matty Itroeka-Htanley
Wlllli bout at the Cumbrla'a first open-air
hew of the H'Men tomorrow n'ght. Hebby
Rebldeau will be Lawrence's opponent, Pre.
lime! Jimmy McQeicrn v. Jimmy Jlanlen,
Willie McQevern v Jack Orady and Al
Marlile vb. Geerae Dials.
Charley from, promoter end matchmaker
at the N'tleni'.l A. A., Introduced hla new
nraeet. Toen, n bulldeR pup. te the Mnn
at the Seuth Klevenlh atrret uieu.i but
nleht
"Hec" tntch did : line piece uf referee.
!n In the Franco-Dreney match the ether
'(hi The bna put en ae rlenn a bout that
It waen't neceaiary for the third man te
work hard, nnd "D;r" didn't lie handled
the bout In ece!!ent atyle.
Open-ilr boxing at tlnller'x 1'nrli ll be
-eauir.ed en Junti 1'U, Alihur IIu'Jh Ik te be
the promoter an! WHIM Klwa-di la h's
watchmaker.
Jae Hurman. cf Chicago, li planning a trip
Rust for the purpeia of getting a match with
wufteiyiBB wvaawr hik.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wen Lt !.(!. Win Let
New Yerk 2S IS .SOD .e7 .598
PlttAiinrh ..... 2 IS .S81 .801 .SW
IroeWljr ... . 2 2 -a" " -S'O
8t. Lnula. . " 23 .821 .031 .810
rinehm "tl . . . . . 2? 2J .MO .BIO .565
Chicago . 2' 2 .4(17 .47S .457
ln.t"n . 20 S3 U44 .457 .435
I'htlllrs i IB SO .311 .356 .333
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wen Leat l'.C. Win Leat
New Yerk 3 18 .040 .647 .67
Ml Tl.eula. ....... 20 20 'Mi -W0 -80
VrashlWlen .I... 25 ?B .800 .610 .400
Cleveland 24 26 .480 .490 .471
Detroit 28 26 .458 .468 .440
Athletics . 10 21 '
Iloaten ........ 20 25 .444 .457 .435
Chlesw .......... 20 28 .417 .488 .408
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
XV. L. r.c. W. L. P.O.
Il.iltlmere S3 15 .OSS .ler. City, 24 27 .471
Reclelter SO 10 .012 Reading. 24 28 ,46s
Terente 27 22 531 Hirpniw. 21 20 .420
Buffalo... 25 24 .510 Newark.. II 34 .20?
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
W. L. P.C. . W. L. P.C.
Mnhlle S3 10 .AH5 N. Orleans 28 25 ,528
nir'gnam 27 21 .561 Ni-ahvlllr. 23 t .443
III Reck 28 24 .518 Atlanta.. 20 27 ,42fl
u"mphlr 28 25 .528 ( hnfoego IS 35 .340
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
W. L. r C. . , W. L. P.O.
Mln'nDelIs 31 15 .671 Celiimhua 23 28 ,460
Ind'aiwll" ? ' "'"' nlfcTllle. 21 20 .420
i"? Paul, 27 10 .587 Kim. City 21 30 ..Jig
Milwaukee 2H 23 .3 III Teledo... 13 83 .283
EASTERN LEAGUE
XV, L. P.C. ,,... W. L. P.C,
N. Haven 25 12 .676 Springfield 17 22 ,436
Pltthflrld. 21 IB .fJJ Aibn... 17 M .488
v..,.i..,rv 21 IS .BSSIIarlferd. 15 22 401
Brld'epert 20 18 ,3J0 Pltchburg 15 22 .405
YE8TERDAY8 RE8ULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pltlabursh. Si Phillies. 0,
New Yerk
Umpire, Beaten by Fans,
in Critical Condition
Three Rivers, Quebec., June 8.
Umpire Mnheney, of the Eastern
Canada Baseball League, was re
ported in n critical condition today
as the result of a beating said te
have been administered yesterday by
a crowd of fans. The spectators, en
raged et one of Mabeney's decisions,
left the ball park, awaited him at his
hotel and attacked him.
SELECT PHILA. TEAM
FOR CHURCH CUP PLAY
, i- .
Tllden and Teammates Leave, for
Bosten Tonight ,
The Philadelphia team which lias
been selected te compete in the Church
cup Intercity tennis tourney lit Bos Bes Bos
eon against New Yeik and Bosten will
leave tonight. Hay starts tomorrow
and ends Saturday.
'Bill Tllden, the werld'B champion,
of course, will lead the local team.
Wallace Johnsten, national ruunerup,
of the Cynwyd Club, has been selected
for Ne. 1! and Carl Fischer, former
Junier champion, for Ne. 3.
Dr. Hawk, who wen the United
States veterans' title, has been chosen
for Ne. 4; Rey Coffin, Gerinantewu
Cricket Club, will play Ne. 5, and An
drew Morgan, Pcnnsjlvanlu player, who
also represents the (icrmnntewn Cricket
Club, will be Ne. 0.
The Phlladclphians will oppose New
lerk tomorrow and the winner will
Play Bosten en Saturday. The tltlu
last year was captured by the New Yerk
team.
The New Yorkers are exceptionally
strong. This beasen they have the serv
ices of Zcnze Shimidzu, who is new
residing in the Metropolitan district.
The team will be lead by Vincent Rich
ards. The ether members are Watsen
M. Washburn, Francis Hunter, Heward
eshelI. Waller Merrill Hall and Sam
uel Hardy.
It. Norris Williams tops the Bosten
team, which also has Lawrence Rice,
N. . Niles, Alfred Badncy and ethers.
BREAKS OWN RECORD
Kehlemalnen Sett New Mark for
25 Kilometers In Finland
Helslngfers, Finland, June 8. (By
A. P. ) Untitles Kehlemalnen, the
noted Finnish-American runner, winner
of the Oljmpic marathon in 1020 games,
is reported te have beaten the world's
running record for 25 kilemetres, mak
ing the distance in one hour, 22 min
utes, 4S seconds.
The record for 25 kilemetres-Is one
hour, 2(1 minutes. 21) 0-10 seconds,
mnde by Kehlemalnen in Finland en
October 10, 1020.
JOCK HUTCHISON BEATEN
Glcnearles, Scotland. June 8. (By A.
P.) Jeck Hutchisen, last American
competitor in the play In the thousand
guineas golf tournament here, was
eliminated today by A. u. Havers, of
England, one up. Jee lvirKwoed dee'
footed Lechhart, of Glenengler, four
and three.
FOUR CLUBS GOLF
AT LANSDOWNE C. C.
Spring Haven, Lansdowne,
Llanerch and Aronimink Mem
bers Play for Del. Ce. Title
18-HOLE QUALIFYING TEST
A large field teed off In the second
annual tournament for the golf cham
pienship of Delaware County ever the
links of the Lansdowne Country Club
today.
It was the second annual teurna
ment for this title, te be an annual
affair with Lansdowne as tbahest. It
Is restricted te the members of four
clubs. Aronimink. Snrlne hnven. Llan
erch nnd Lansdowne. The title was
wen last year by Warren Tyson.
Springhnven, with a triple tie for the
medal.
About eighty players of the four
clubs teed off today in the qualifying
round eighteen holes mcdnl play. A
geld medal gees te the player turning
in tbe best gross today, sixteen quality
for the championship and there will
be two ether slxtecns which will com
pete at match play the rest of tbe
week. There arc handsome prizes for
winners nnd runners-up nnd nlse for
me beaten iignts.
The winner of the first flight gets the
W. Vernen Phillips Cup, which be
comes the permanent property of the
player winning it tbree times. Lans
downe Is all excited ever this teurna
ment nnd plans a gala time for all these
taking part. It was designed te cement
the friendship between the four clubs
involved which are ln the same general
territory. Though there are some very
geed players entered, the tournament
officials hope te give the rank and file
of the members a chance te enter match
nlay with their friends und neighbors,
rather than te run an "all-star" tournament.
On Saturday there will be a big time
When me semi nnd tinnl rounds -are
plnycd. The ladles of the Lansdowne
Club arc holding n bazaar that day.
There will be music and tea in tbe aft
ernoen, a big dinner and dance at
nlcht.
Seme of the geed players who teed
en: today are "llelc-In-Une " A. M
Weed, the Statzells, Bert Crowhurst,
K. S. Werd. Frank Brooks. Ben Car
roll. Bill Beadle, Earl Crew, Spencer
Wright. Warren Tyson, A. C. Kane
Fred Oieg. Hctz Athcrhelt, Jee Nagle
ana urn rciten.
K. OF C. WINS
Take Opening Game of Fraternal
League at Mount Helly, by ,10 te 6
The Knights of Columbus Inaugu
rated the Fraternal Baseball League of
Mount Helly, N. j.. en Monday night,
by trouncing the Knights of Pythias
ln a slugging bee by the score of 10
te (I. This contest, as well as the fu
ture games of the league, was played at
the Iteyie & riikingten field, Mount
Helly. N. J.
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your demand for U. S.
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Washington, Oi Urvelnnd, 8 (11 innings).
Ilaien. Si 8L Lenli. t.
01 Chleage. 4 .
Cincinnati, 6i tiroekljn, t.
AMEKICAN LEAGUE
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SETS LAKEWOOD RECORD
Armour, Scottish Gelfer, Scores 73
In Metropolitan Qualifying Round
Lakewood, N. ,!,, June 8. Although
he failed te win the medal In the thirty-six-hole
qualifying round nf the annual
.Metropolitan uelf Association cham
pionship, which stnrtcd yesterday at
the Lakewood Country Club, T. I). Ar
mour, former Scottish nmnteur title
holder and international golfer, reaped
the lien's share of the glory when he
turned in it scintillating 7.1. breaking
the course record te smithereens.
Previously Jesse Hweetser, of 81 81
wsney, former liitercelleglntc cham
pion, and R. M. Lewis, of Green
wich, had turned in 75s. which created
considerable of a sensation, but in the
afternoon Armour, in one of the meit
remarkable rounds ever witnessed here,
shaved their records by two Btrekcs.
As was expected, Swcetscr, who has I
exhibited n penchant for breaking I
course records during the present sen-
son, wns the leader In the qualifying '
lest, supplementing ins a in the morn
ing with a 78 in the afternoon for a
total ef15:L
FINAL POLO MATCH
Fauquier and Phila. C. C. Meet To
morrow for 8ecend Merrellten Cup
The poleists representing the Fan-'
qulcr C. C. and Philadelphia Country
Club will meet tomorrow at Bala te play I
the final match for the second Merrellten 1
pole cup. (
The Balaritcs being n fifteen -goal
team, the visitors will bev conceded one
goal by handicap,' nnd the. match iscx
pectcd te be a thriller. .
Raymond Belmont, playing Ne. .1 for
the Fauquier Country Club of The
Plains, n., against the Bryn Jlawr
Freebooters In thcVcend round -74
day, smashed the Individual I
record of I he Pole Association b
lug the hitherto unheard of total of
entecn goals. Fnuqujer Jjurieti tne
uoeiers under an avaiancne or. ai
Bryn Mawr earned ene goal.
Fex Moter vs. Marshall E. Smith & Bre. A. A.
BASEBALL, 10th & Butler, 6:15 P. M., Thursday, TODAY
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