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P 4i" ' EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, " JUNE 9, 1922
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pmerican Legien Athletes Compete in the First All-Service Track and Field Meet at Shibe Pari!
highly ijcemmended by Manager Me.
Gaw, of the New Yerk Giants.
Claimed by Death
ICE ME
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Amateur Champien
SAVANNAH GIANTS HERE
Program of Events in
Legien Meet Today
Southern Team Makes Ita First Ap
pearance With Cuban Stare,
The Savannah Giants, a colored
tenin. with many of the best nlayars
Pillory Entera Latenla
WIKAT GOLF
Jehn A. Brown and Dr. Stokes
Eliminated Frem City
Championship
Ctetiaaau, June , n, T. Wlleea'.
100-rard daah B,
V. Schwarta. I. rti.
run the Latenla special race June & I1!
cording te a telegram reeeUed Sere bV 'uit
nn. w,
I. ;---wi"' :!-: - .m,,'-.-"s
... iiiiMniw ram 'wnv. ..
in the game, have reattied here from
J. N. DrUepil from Philadelphia
Navy Yards J. W. rutdtlt. F, U.
Preebfldg. M. K Rebing, H, Cost!,
A. K. Parkins, from Hampton Ilnndti
T. ilrernnld, V. 8, , nsllef. Nsvr
T&rd. PhlUdttuhitl W. r. Andrews.
, vvinn, maaaaer
the Seuth and wiu make their first ap
pearance against the, Cuban Stars at
Fifty-eighth and Walnut streets.
The t.lsnls are managed by G. A.
Branch ami controlled by Jee Oennlng.
The Cubans will also present a new
r layer for tne approval of local fans,
le is. Bury, an outfielder, who batted
.450 In the Cuban League and who Is
'P'ery Will. (
t the Kentu
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Cemes After Leng Illness
That Became Acute
Last February
First All-Service Meet Scheduled
for Shibe Park This
Afternoon
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ball Club, who died today
BEGIN MATCH PLAY
Chicago,. June 0. (N.v A. I'.)
Jam C. Punn. prcMent anil chief
owner of th Cleveland American
League Ilnsebnll Club, died here nt
9.10 o'clock thin morning.
Sir. Iniin'! ilenth enmc nfter n long
illness which first Nsm ncute Inst
February. Fnlllng te respond te treat
Went given hlin here, he went Seuth ,
tnd when he returned there wns a
noticeable Improvement In hi condi
tion. It did net Inst, however, and he
had been confined te hi home here for
some, time. He I Hurvivcd only by his
widow, there being no children.
At Mr. Dunn' beilile when he died
were his three niece mid his wife. The
end enme quietly, his physlcl.ins re
ported. f While definite nrrnnRCtnents hne net
been completed for the fnnernl. It lm
been decided t cemplv with n la.st re
quest made by the hnvebnll miignnte
and bury him In Miir-hiilltewn. In., his
Mrttirilfim nnit fhi. ilfv nlwiiVN r.'ferriHl
te by Mr. Dunn ns 'my home town." '
A combination of complication. , 7Q QpnPC PADTIIDCO MCrtAI
mostly Internal and involving the heart1 ' eUUttt UAr I UHfce MtUAL
and ether vital organs of the body,
caused the Cleveland club owner s
death, which occurred at his home hi're
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DEL HONORS
TIIK first service man's track meet
In the history of the country will
open the third annual American Legien
track and field meet this nfternoen ut
Hhlbe I'ark.
Thirteen events are en this after
noon's program and the entries are
closed te members of the Army, Navy 1
nnd Marine Cerps. Considering the fact
that the different pouts of the kcrrlce ,
are se widely scattered tne entry nsi
for this afternoon Is a generous one.
The meet this nfternoen li the first
of the two-day program. Tomorrow
the cream of America's athletes In the
ICust will be en hand te compete for
1 the handsome trophies that have been
offered.
The sports this nfternoen will be
' nncned with commemoration exercises
for Frederick W, Onlbrallh, com
mander of the Legien, who died Jut
one year age tedny. The Navy Band
will be en hand this afternoon and to
morrow afternoon.
The entrants for the meet this after
noon all survived elimination trials In
their respective areas, and are rated as
the best of the service men In the
country.
With the growth of athletics In the
different branches of the service during
m.. fi, ,j ..i 1 " war nnu inr reniinuancc 01 11 unnrr
The first round of match play for . meer. who . ntM.t- , -..ii...
"Speed" Brown, Springhaven
Gelfer, Opposes Bud Macln-
tire in First Round
Mr. Dunn, besides being owner of tlie the golf championship of Delaware Klnce that Jlme. the service men nre
Clerelnnd club was n railroad con- (vunty began thU morning at the I said te have developed te the point
tractor nnd widely known In this line T.nns,iewn(, Country Club, when three ' "here they can compete with the best
Ot Werk. ' itlvlnlntiH linrnn rtlnr "DiuiJ" II........ pttili nililvtpM In thn lnn.l
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medalist, teed off against his clubnmte
"The death of .Tim Dunn has tnker.
Hud Mnclntlre,
Ban Jehnsen. p.cMdeni of 'V. Headle of lanern en!
t.l.l1 la a ..t.1
IF"' "?"':? ,.".. ?" ' T.i "V . PIment
uiaiui i?:i nt nun nun itsii 'i viiiib "a
we American i.eague. taw in.inj wmn , .,,, r, ,,,,, Afi1(,ph,, , .; .
ttHSSrfV?l.r BnUC,UbOWn"l'n,nk- Warrcn A- Tn-en. winner of
had died early today. th(, ,,. inst ,.... H,nrtp,i nlI. tn .,.,.
Real Sportsman Inate Karl Crew, of Llanerch, while II. I athletics In the Third Cerps Area
.11. .iiirciy. pringnaven, met Ad Majer
1 I 11. .. .l.jl ..'
The Third Cerns Aren. with the larg
est entry list, expects te carry off the
cup for the area, having the greatest
number of points. The Third Cerps
athletes arrived last night, led br Can-
tain Charles L. Onistein, director of
l!i
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JlIM WHS mil III lilt' IIlllC. INMIUIIir . a 1 1
club owners In the game because he ""qJIL "i Ti""." '
playel fair nnd square with every one. '. ...?.??. n "T ..
His players loved him nnd. the public
loved him. During his five or six, years
as owner of the Cleveland Club he made
himself a big brother te every one In the
game. His death is an Irreparable less
te the American League and te base
ball as a whole."
" Mr. Dunn was born en a farm near
Marslialltuwn, Iowa. In his youth he
played en the town nasermll team, later
becoming Interested In engineering and
Ocneral Charles I., llnltev.
I commanding officer of the Third Cerps
of Serlnshaven. Area. N expected te see his men In ac-
Joined the Trophy Winners' Association ' tlen this afternoon. The Navy Yard
by earning the medal In the qualifying . contingent, after n month of practice,
round with an unbalanced card of "S. I prepared te give the visiting nth
He started In n hnxe of trouble that letes a keen tussle for the champion
prevailed for three holes; then he ellm- ships. The sailor nnd marines nt the
Insted the jinx through settling down yard have been priming for the soldiers,
te the business of leading the field for I and expect te upset the dope by bring
the low score honor. Ing In the championship.
Even fours te the turn for the re- Tomorrow's program will give the
mnlulng holes brought him te the hn'f. athletes a busy afternoon. Three serv-
rercl. Third Cerp awa. naltlmera.
One-mile ran N, M. mcHIWm, Camp
Dili J. Tebln. Pert Jar: W. . Ptur Ptur
sen and S. P. Ituitn, Hampton neadti
D. Bttvans. c, I., neillns and w. B,
Iiroeks, Third Cerns area,
440-rard dh N. A. McEiwM. Camp
Din J. Town. Fert Jay; w. II. Chan
cer. Philadelphia Navy Tard! J, w.
nattiUU. P. U PrMhrldce. Hampton
llaadss T. DreMmAtld, Phlladalphla
Navy Tard- D. T, nhtl, I W.
llrewn. J, C. Htanferd, L. n, Hodten,
A. Devera, J. P. Mrert, ft. 8.
Whllfferd, W. P. Andraws, J, A.
Walitrum, Third Cerpa araa.
ttO-rard dash 11. P. flehwarts. t. Dar
nll, W, ailleiple. Camp Dlx: Vf, IL
Chancer. J. N, prise .11. Phllad'lphla
Navy tard; J. V. Handalt, P. L.
l'rfihrMp. M. U Reblni, H. Ceattt,
A. Perkins, Hampton Reads; T,
Tlrenflld. Philadelphia Navy Tardi
W. p. Andrews, J, A, Walttrum, C. U
Hahn, Third Cerp area.
ttO-yard hnrdte j, Darnell. Camp Din
H. W. Reward, n. 8. Whlteferd, J. C.
Stanford, Third cerpa area.
Medley relay race Teams from Pert
Jay and United 8tatet Armv, Hamp.
tnn Itnnd iCavy team, J, w, R4rs
dale, P. U. Presbridee, M. Ik Robins,
H. Ceaei. A. D. Perkins, J, W.
Klerstead; Third Cerp area, united
fltates Army, first team, W, P.
Andrews. It. S, Whlteferd, D. T.
Tlerhtet, T. fltevena. A, Dsvnre;
Third Cerps area. United 8tats
Anny, second team, C. L Hahn, U
K. llrewn. I 11. Itodsen, C. I Rol
lins. K. J. Meceret.
Pele vault 11. I,. Oeldemlth, J, A.
Lynch. D. C. Poete, Edward R. Rob
erts. Illfh Jump R. t. Oeldemlth Pert Jay;
V. M. Kldd. Hampton RORde: R. I
Hutten, 8. A. Denten, 8. H. Humph
ries and I., l:. Oxley, Third Cerps
area.
Shet-put Oeenre Rutler, T. Henry,
Camp Dili It. U Oeldemlth. Pert Jay;
P. W. Hyne and W. Tenter, Phila
delphia Nnvy Tard; O. H. Yeun.
Hamptnn Reads; Edward R. Roberts,
8. Orresen, A. Lauttrell, D, C. Poete,
Third Cerp area.
Jatelln threw 11. P. Heed, Camp DIs;
Edward R, Riberts. II. W. Seward,
A. Lauttrell, M. Klnssbury, L. E.
uir. inira worn area.
no. camp
It. DeAUlleu. A. Karewtkl
way mark In 41. Then around the
nine-hole circuit again In the satis-
n...,lnn .!, ... I .,. -,ra, I """'.',"" '":- " """." l"V ""
jTi ii. ' "'""' -" ""f"t tying ngure 01 ,ii and Uelfer llrewn was
of Marshalltown contractors and later tialletl a medallNt.
going Inte business for himself. His! mil i..i.r, ,.-..'u. ..)... t r ......
.Mi.i,i.. i .1.. .......... -.i n.1.1 ' :;: -.-"i .J"-" " "n
tihlllilirn in kii Luunii ui.iiuii lie. 11 VBf
ried him te Chicago, where he formed
the Dunn-McCarthy Construction Com
pany, specializing in railroad work.
r Always an ardent baseball fan nnd
admirer of the American Lengue, Mr.
Punn often expjresed a desire te be
come a club owner. HI opportunity
cama in February, l'.tlrt. when the
Cleveland club, then owned by Charles
jf vievcimiu riuu, men ewneu ey VllHries
yf' Homers, became Involved In financial
t v4if9cultles and was purchased by Mr.
JJunn and his associates.
Bought Trls .Speaker
One of the first things Mr. Dunn
did after assuming control was te pur-
Ice events nre nlw te lie contested for.
Including the hulf-milu, thrc;-in!le run
nnd the one-mile relny. The national
and local American Legien champion
ship and n long list of A. A. V. open
dewne, nil but had the cigarette cuee hnndlcnp events are listed, In addition
that served as a medal In his pocket ' te the marathon race,
through his sterling golf in the early ' The Legien in Washington expects te
Btages of his qualifying round. Out In have two teams entered tomorrow In
even fours, a slip or two en his second the Interstate relay event. The Quen
round, he steed en the eighteenth tee ' tin Koeseveit I'est will have a team
with the assurance that a par four en entered. In addition te one from the
the home hole would clip a stroke under Washington department.
llrewn s card, reiten s second halted
at the edge of the green and then his
putter threw him down. Four shots
from the green's edge then transferred
the credit from Lansdowne te .Spring
haven, The Delaware County chamntonshle.
although running In opposition te the i
chase the release of Trls Speaker from I Philadelphia titular eveut, brought out i
tha Bosten Americans for SSO.OOO, u a big array of talent. Ninety started '
record price Ht that time, announcing and three slxteens were qualified
LEGION POST TO HOLD
TEN-BOUT CARD TONIGHT
Pre-
Feraythe-Oldham-Qrlffith te
mete Shew at Fex Chase
Lending amateur boxers, including
Mprnrnl A. A. TV rlinmnlnn. will item-
ft !lf.:r.e llretZ?LKlnV KlVe ' : r.rjV""ZAm. Hentrate their fhtlc wares tonight at the
He fulfilled this preinl.se In
when the Indians, under the leadership
of Bpenker, wen the American League
and world's championships.
Fer the first time since he became
owner of the Indians, Mr, Dunn wns
unable te attend the opening game this
an.
recent rnln the ffnen vnrte nn.f .! I
1020, , scores mounted. Frem Brown's card
INDIANS' GAME OFF
of Dunn's Death
Cleveland, (., June
Trls Spenker. en reeetv
I of 78 te Jee Ooednll's round of 118 the
I members of Arunitnlnk, Springhaven,
Llanerch and Lnnsdewne found places
In the brackets fur the match play that
started today.
Warren Tyson, winner of the 1021
teurnev. landed snfi-lv In the firaf ,11.
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' vision with his round of H
Northeast Shrine Club, formerly known
ns the Fex Chase Ball Park, Phllmere
street nnd Huntingdon pike, when the
Fersythe-Oldham-tirlffith Pest, Ne.
407, American Legien, holds an open
air show, proceeds of which will he
used for the building of n clubhouse ut
Jenklntewn, Pa,
In nil ten bouts will be' decided.
Among the top-notch amnteurs te np-
Smedlcv
I Ward. 1021 medalist, failed te repeat
when he accumulated 82 strokes for the
. .. double circuit.
neakee Pnitnanei Contest Because 'i-i. .. i i l... n. .. .
.r .... . , , .inr i-iiuiiiuiuiiDiuu uxiure wuh ginnea i n.in.. i.........
by W. Vernen Phillips, president of ' Penr nrc """ ". "-
n Mnnagcr I ,.une""'vne. wen lie uonuiee a cup in wim ciiuihiikiu , iiij " .-vi
ing' a mecsnge annually played for by the members iKMtWelght champion; Dnn Oartln.
!?-u.?iT,z5 f'f the four Delaware County golf clubs. I " "... ... .. . ,, s
vii ii mi",, . B..,,.,,.,j
rwelght chumplen.
matches will be put en
"ti'rJ'CJlb.H.-!feaherweIgh,
from Chicago that Mr. Dunn had died T'h;T0uVnmm
th.s morning, nnneuncpl that today's AtrofXeJatlng" "hU h.Mne'duTO h I Hewitt, welter,
agme between the Cleveland and A ash- the ,'rephy for u yenr nnd three wins The amateur
lngten teams here would net be played
FINAL POLO MATCH FOR
MORRELLTON CUP TODAY
Fauquier Quartet, of the Plains,
Va., te Play Philadelphia C. C.
Fauquier Country Club, of The Plains,
-v. Va., and the Philadelphia Country Club
''feet In the final for the Merrellten Cup
this afternoon ut the Philadelphia
a c.
On Wednesday the spectacular South
erners conquered the Bryn Mnwr Free
booters, and en Tuesday the Country
Club's hard-riding quartet wen
' the Bryn Mnwr l-exhunters
by a club
trophy
representative retires the
as follews:
Flrt heut-
Phll Oillecher. 8hanahnn. v.
Save for thp rnllnnxn of the nffinlnl ' Jehn Walnh, Scotland, bsntamwelaht.
aave ler tne ceiinnse ei trie emcini 8oeono t,ut Manuel Trachtnb-rs. U. of
ble en the club house perch, the , p., v. Al Reller, West Philadelphia, middle.
tnbl
qualifying round wns run oft without i weight.
a hitch.
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAfirK.
Clet.
New Yerk
Htuhurah
Ht. IxmU .
Clnelnnall
from ' Itrneklyn . .
Iviiirnee . . .
Keeton ....
Hv the ratines of nole the I'hlladel Phlllle
phlans concede only one geul hnndlcnp
te the Virginians, who are rnted at Cuh
fourteen, against fifteen for the Coun- New Yerk
try Club, Play "tarts nt 4 iIMJ o'cleek. m. "
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21
20
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.301
..1.11
.310
..110
.4.17
.433
.333
Win
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..110
.12
10
,4M
.447
,34H
Thir,i i.mt ler Murphy. Seuth Philadel
phia, ve. Jimmy Meflurk. Phanahan. llKhi-
Veurlh bout Jee Rice, Wt Philadelphia,
v. rieerae IXrn. Vlllanera, fealherwelahti.
Plfih bout Johnny Duck. Pox Chase, ve.
Sammy Novla. Shanahan, bantamweight.
S1th bnut Sammy Hewitt Meedowbreok.
ve. MlVe Mahoner, North Philadelphia, wel
t frwf'c ht al
Hev'enth'beut Jer1 HHrnar, KnttrprU
C. C. v. Harry Olmbel. 8han.hn, ban tarn-
T
.ItOL wan ni
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A-HIIKICAN LKAOl'K
Following are the line-ups and
dlcaps :
I'lin. c.
han-
PAl.'QLMKIl C. C.
nucp.
lenera! IVthel,... 4 flnrx Karle,
Itaymnnd nimeni,4 rre line
fa. I.. A. Heard. S K. 1, Hlnk
W, P. llulbert.... 3 W. 8. Htnlie...
Team total 14 Team total ..
Washington
W.
31
2ft
2d
rlevrland 21
Detroit M
HoKten 21
Athlellr 10
Chlcuce . . .20
I..
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21
23
21
W
2.1
24
20
P.C.
.047
..10
.810
.411
,40
.431
.442
,408
Win
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,4SO
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.433
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O'Mally. Mendew.
.110 brook, v. Paul Dennelly, iJineaewne, ugnt-
'jJIS'tNlnlh beul Dan Oartln, Meadowhreok.
;Jj v. Willie Ambre-e. Kayeula. feather
.421) weight.
JMi After these amateur mntche have
been decided n professional contest be-
lxe twecn Snm Blnckisten, former amateur
1 champion, and Oeergle Starke, of Fex
... Chase, will be pdt en.
A big crowd is expected te come out
for the show.
Ilroed Jump N. W. McKlwee. W. Oil-
leeple, T, Henry, C. Creesnn, camp
ni J. K. tlAAUlleil. A. Iarnwek(
Fert Jay: if. Weed. Philadelphia Navy
Tare: a. it iiumpnries, , a. ucn
tnn. J. A. WaUtrum. C. I,. Hahn, II.
J. Smith. Third Cerp ra.
niirtu threw O. Butler. D. P. Heed,
Camp Dlz: Cdward Rebert. D. C.
feet", a. Jarrett, A, Lauttrell, Third
Cerp area,
EXPECTS TO REPEAT
Polkadot Out te Duplicate Victory
In Second Medel Yacht Race
Bayslde, N. Y June 0. Granted a
light brerae tedny for the second riict
In n series for the International Medel
Tncht Cup, E. A. Bull, Brooklyn am
ateur, expects his Polkadot te duplicate
Its triumph In the first contest ever
Kndenver. William J. Daniel's British
challenger.'
Yesterday's run, ever a leeward and
windward course, began tediously und
ended In n thrilling dash by the defend
ing Polkndet In a bent home before the
wind three-quarters of a mile ahe.id of
the Kndenver, but with scarcely enough
time te cres the finish line before the
expiration of the limit. Today's race
will be ever n triangular course.
Turner A. C. first ela. away, E.
Trainer. 2330 Wet Turner street.
ny SANDY McNIBLICK
Pine Valley. N. J., June 0. Owing
te the late arrival of several of the stars
tn the Philadelphia golf championship
ever the links of the Pine Valley Coun
try Club the tournament was mere or'
less upset today, much te the disgust of
these who were n time. ,
Oeergc Herner was scheduled te play
Cameren Buxton In what wns regarded
as the feature match, but Hecner ar
rived two hours behind time, Buxton
was entitled te claim the match by de
fault, but with true sportsmanship he
declined te de this and the pair teed
off. Butten rather, nettled and Heffner
excited. The result wns that both played
rather poorly. Buxton was 2 up going
tn the sltth hole.
The Plott brothers, "Weedy" nnd
"Zlmmer," also were delayed and get
a late start.
In the lower bracket Max Mnrsten,
Merlen, defented Dr. 8. E. Rtekes,
Moercstown, 5 nnd 4, and Marcus
Qreer, Llanerch, eliminated Jehn Ar
thur Brown, Cricket Club, 4 nnd 2.
The result of this match brought
Marsten and flrecr together In the semi
final this afternoon.
Here nre the cards of the Greer
Brown match:
Greer
Out..,.
In
Brown
?nu.t::::
8345450
II41IH
38384484 8 41
8 8 6 6 4 8 5
CARPENTIER AGREES TO BOX
BECKETT AGAIN IN LONDON
French and British Heavyweights
Will Meet In October
Londen, June 0. Geerges Cnrpen
tier, according te Sporting Life today.
hns verbally agreed te a return match
with Jee Beckett, the English heavy
weight, whom Cnrpentler knocked out
tn a fight In Londen two years age, and
will sign a contract seen. If the ar
rangements go through, the' newspaper
snys, the fight will be staged In Londen
In October.
Bartram Park Trims Hatch Moter
lytty Auld's pitching was tee much for
Hatch Moter, and the meter boy had te be
eatlifled with the short end of a S te 1
ecere. ndm'nlatered te them by Rd Hatkell't
Partram Park team, lait night, at Party
eventh and Spruce atreet. Tonight liar
tram will be seen In action en It home
ground. Fifty-fourth and Qray'a avenue,
with the TVeatlngheuse Electric team as Ita
opponent.
Coghlan C. O. Wants Qames
The Ceihlan C. C. ha ercanlaeil and h
everal well-known local and out-of-town
player In the line-up. Claire are aeuahl
wun nrat-ciaa team. Aaere -"Jck
llaten, 2220 Sydenham street.
UK0HG1E MELMAJl
Middle Atlantic States bantam
tltlehelder, who also wen In the
recent Intercity tourney at the
Garden, New Yerk City. He will
meet Harry Glmbel In one of the
Forsythe Oldham - Griffith Pest,
Ne. 497, American Legien, bouts
at Northeast 8hrine Club tonight
leugh I
GIL
KEYSTONE TELEPHONE
HAS FAST BALL TEAM
Well-Known Playere Included In
Line-up of Club
The Keystone Telephone Is new rep
resented en the baseball diamond with
one of the best semi -pre. clubs In the
city. While only traveling gamee are
being played nt present, arrangements
arc pending for the use of a home field
and In the future fames both at home
and away will be arranged.
The team llnea up with Almyer, of
Stratford, first base; Campbell, of
Prospect Park, second base; Clark, of
Harry Davis Club, shortstop, and
Trout, of the Bank League, third base.
In the outfield are Mueller, of North
Phillies, center field ; Armstrong, of At
lantic City, right field, and Cllne, of
Pheenlxvllle, left field.
Street, regnrded as one of the best
geml-pre. cntchers. is behind the bat,
while the hurling Is being looked after
by Sheridan, of the Mackey Club:
O'Neill and Compass, of Stratford and
Hess, of American Legien.
Humes have been arranged with
Itecklcdge A. A Seuthwark Men's
Club nnd Frankford Yellewjackets.
Contests nre sought with Wcstlngheuse,
Merrill. St. Columba, Columbia C. C.
nnd teams of this caliber. Saturday,
June 10, and twilight dates arc open.
Call A. Kraemer, Keystone Telephone
Company, Bare 1100, Siiteenth and
Itnce streets.
Bank League Seeks Field
The National Hank and Truat Company
ttaaeball League ha eight poatpened gamea
te be played oft after the close of tha
regular eaen en June 20. Mr, Dtiey, of th
Qlrard National Dink, chairman of th
Ornund Committee, 1 dealreu of procuring
suitable greunda for these game, which ar
le ne piayea during tne wees,
le atart at 8 P, M.
the oenteats
.4 Aft
.411
.431
.400
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SVrinvtl. I.KAI1TK I'AIIK
PHILLIES va. ST. LOUIS
rieat en Bale at tilmbel' and Hiialdlng'
C.
Hrtcp.
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4 I W. L. P.C. W. I- V.C.
4 , Baltimore SI IS .804 Reading.. tS 2 .41.
KwhretM 31 l .810 Ver. (ity 14 IS .481
15 Terente. . 11 IS .840 Syramae. 11 SI) .411
I UufTale. .. 18 14 .810 Newark.. 14 5 .18
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', Herse which seem best at Latenla Wn'terbuVy ii IS Isie ilanf'Srd' Ve '.W I MATTT ItHOOKB v. WTAWUtT WIM.M
Wav are' llridgepert It IS .8SH Pltehhurg. 18 21 ,3j :.
Beets and Saddle
CAMBRIA A. C. .fXfuf:
ilf'J First race, Singopere, Iteckv Meun-
.jjaln, Cencentrnte; second, Hopeless,
wnurrer, .tinnirure ,)ini(i; ttilnl,
elerea, Lugs, Itih Grass; fourth,
Ali!( "WHWiMci. ''!'. i.isiu iieec; nun, lr. '
teHMTi yClark. Bit of White, Mlnte II ; sixth,
IJi T lew null, i.rinir, i,rriir , rcvt-nill.
.:i. iArravan, lekferd, Nordeck.
re' '
liJ ' At Itlne rtnnrii.t; Flr.r rae V.ll.
Wth Jewell, Iladiant. Tlppnwa ; sec-
ead, Franc Tirleur. Mem Kit. Wild
'lower : third. Perklemen, Fair Mac,
fAInrdl: fourth. Parisian Diamond.
t Ifare.itlnr ilfrli Suder. Ynuell IC.IHe .
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r.miuirer, Star,
YESTERDAY'8 RE8ULT8
NATIONAL I.RAtlt'K
IMtUbargh,
Ht.
i. Ii Phlllle. S.
Ln.il. Si Dntten, 1,
Jlith, Bremella, The F
f ealm; seventh, Mell C
ifeyAt Belmont Park: Fir
Clnelnnnll. ll Hmeklrn. 2.
New. Yerk. Ill Chleaca, 8,
AMKICICAN I.F.Ani'K
Detroit. Ii Athletic. 8,
Waahlngten, Si rleTrland, 1,
New Vnrk. Ii thlrage, 1.
Heatnn, 1 St, liiil, S.
INTIttlNATrONAL IJCAdUK
Reeding, 4 Newark, 0,
llaltlinere, 8i Jersey t Ity, S,
Rochester. Hi Terente, 4,
lluffale, 3 1 Srrneuee, 2,
I KOL'TIIPJtN I.liAfll'E
nirmlngham lie f 'fialtitiuwiv fflHl
utpurHe. Haller. itmi),
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liruiiiwimmi iu viitiivijiit 1 (Mvcejnl
POLO TODAY, 4.30 P. M.
AT
PHILADELPHIA COUNTRY CLUB
riiiMnEiJ'iiiA, recNTiiv ci.vn
PAt-QVIER COl'NTV COUNTRY CLCH
Ticket. 28, SOe. Sl.OO
Take Park Trelley t Woedelde Park
vt :.imm
f'Vfaat,'
rLiaV"
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ri- ISTj'T
Belmont Park: First race. Soviet.
ler II, Jlad liverj second, Violin-
Horelogue. June Crass: third.
11k, Klrkllevingten, Whisk; fourth,
iiSg, cnesternroek, Hilly Mc
(kiln; fifth, Vender, Vice Regal,
ecenne; slith, Pravus,
Ite, I'rlnce of Umbrfa.
Lord
exnerts who are attending the
lie, Ky races declnre the Latenla
mere nearly anpreacnes tn
Perpy than the Belmont Stake.
Ml. t
that tha English classic
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geme,
Nai
All
Inning:
1 Innlega),
aahvllla. Ii Atlanta. A Iflret nnuil.
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Aiiania, isaanviue,
Memehl. Si Mahlle
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uiue neea-n
l.'V. ,
Orleane, net scheduled.
AMERICAN AHHOCIATION
Indlanapelle, Si Teledo,' t,
Nt. Paul, Si Milwaukee, 4,
Knn City, Si MUwnapell, 1,
Culumlni-IulTllle, rain,
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL I.KAOl'K
Ht. Iul at Philadelphia,
PltUburgti 4 Flo tan.
Cinelaantl t Rnaktm.
Chktaga at New Yerk,
t'E
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OI'P.N-AIR
BOXING
10 Bouta All Champien
Sam Blackislen vs. Geerfie Starke
TONIGHT
1 (ewrMl game. T t'ndev auplee American legion. 1'eat m
" ' ' , at the hall park. Pet thaee. Take ear Ne.
50 Slh Ht ride tn end of line.
Aamllen Sfte, S8c, 11,10
?8
AMERICAN LEGION
FIELD DAY
Hhlbe Park, Today a Tomorrow, SiSO P. M.
Army, nary and Marin Cerpa alhlatea
today In full program of event.
Legien championship and open handicap
tomorrow. Champien and record holder
In ascltlng renteet.
Ticket en sal at Otmkela' and Spalding',
111 Cheat Bine a I
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UTl'V&SSffi! IAa",s" 21 t0 25 rth Second St., Phila. Aft
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Hamburg, Pa., vi. Marshill E. Smith & Bre. A.A.
BASEBALL, 10th Butler, 3tl8 P. M., Saturday, TOMORROW
The
snowy
whiteness
Knit Union Suits
WHITE BALBRIGGAM
$1.85
WHITE LISLE
$2-50
of theee garments
gives you cool
and comfortable
feeluur the moment
you set eyes en them. And when you wear them, yen fin
they actually are even mere comfortable man they leek.
Marshall E. Smith & Bre.
Mmtft
Fumhhlngt
(IlWSfPOfaM)
724 Chestnut Street
ytrmvrfa
CeWs
V y i, i !,$ ! iyea w&j I;:ii::H:;:.-"alBak:1 J"ilrJ
m''rVV1 7wB'lwlffla
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The old question
is up te you again
It's het again, and here's the old ques
tion for you te answer:
Aire you going te wear Palm Beach
Suits and be cool, or wear wool and
swelter?
Yeu knew you will be cooler in Palm
Beach Suits. Yeu may net knew that
you can buy well-tailored Palm Beach
Suits and have your choice of a large
variety of patterns in dark as well as
light shades.
By selecting your Palm Beach Suits
at a geed clothing store, you can be
sure of the satisfactory tailoring you are
accustomed te.
Every suit made of genuine Palm
Beach Cleth carries the Palm Beach
label. Loek for it.
Gelf Knickers made of Palm Beach are
cool and geed-looking practical and
durable.
THE TALM SEACH MILLS COODALL WOKSTED CO.
StUmt Jtm: A. Xeheat, rvrt Aeeavt, New Yek Clf
PALM
BEACH
SUITS
at Ceed Clothing Stores
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