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Ralph Raymond, of Wilmington
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Pack Up Tomorrow for Trip te
Peughkeeptle Trials
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CHANGES IN VARSITY EIGHT
COACH .IOSEPHU8 WRIGHT, of
tiic U nlvcraity of PcnnnTlrfliita
crewn, vt) jive hi charncs their finnl
workout eh, (he Schuylkill thin aft
ernoon. This hiernlng tli. veteran
tutor hed four of IiIji rights traversing
the two-mile ceurse he, has marked out
for them. .Shortly after four this aft
ernoen, the some four crewa will spend
about two hours doing starts and rnc
Inc. '
Tomorrow the j'rews will pack up
preparatory te 1 ear Ins for the Inter
collegiate regatta at Poughkeepfile en
Monday, x .Tune 20. Frem Thursday
until the race.- the Red and Blue
Wadesmcn will be quartered at High-lando-en-thc-Hudson.
Wright plans' te send his crews
through strenuous ' workouts en the
Hudsen, and shortly befere the races
will held a scries et races between what
ere new knew M" varsity, and
Junier varsity eights. The 150-peund-crs
or lightweights will race as a
junior varsity. The fourth crew Is the
llght-frcshman eight.
Twe changes havtbecn made In the
Red and Blue eight in the last week.
Hewell, leaving the crew because of
work in connection with .the medical
school, and Beric, who has been rowing
et Ne. 0, v being taken out in
favor of Chambers, the former Central
High Scheel oarsman. Chambers rowed
In the third varsity for three weeks,
but in an effort te better balance the
varsity Wright returned him te the
regulars and made Beric, who weighs
ever 100 peuns, n substitute.
The Penn party that leaves tomor
row night will be one of the largest
in the history of rowing at the Uni
versity. Four complete eights, four
substitutes, Coach Wright, riggers,
Blllie Merris, trainer, and a number of
officials will leave here tomorrow night
for the bottle grounds.
Mattisen. the Rochester lad who
stroked the Red and Blue te vlcterie
in (he Yale and Harvard races, will
nrebablv be in that seat In Hip vnraltr
race, for It Is expected en the form the
varsity has been showing of late that
tncy win no at tncstartln line when
the races get under way. The jay vees
have been giving the regulars keen bat
tles in Dractice, but the cencrnl onlnlen
of veterans who have watched the crews
Is that Wright will depend en Mattl Mattl
Ben's eight as the varsity.
The remainder of the crew will be
seated as follews: Roberts, bew: Wil
liams, 12; Swan, 3; Chambers. 4: Waid-
ner. e; Wheeler, 0. and- .Tellinck, 7.
Williams is the ether new man in the
crew, he having, taken Hewell's place
when the latter announced that he
would be unable te, make the trip.
With the exception of Mattisen and
Chambers every member saw active
service at Peughkeepslc last year.
Chambers was stricken with appendi
citis and did net get 'into action, 'while
Mattisen was ruled out of the fresh
man eight by the stewards.
ROYALTY-IN PROCESSION
AT ENGLISH RACE TRACK
King Geerge's Carriage Heads Pa
rade, Marred by Rain
Ascot Hrt!i, Erur., June 13. (By
A. P.) The "royal Ascot" meet, Eng
land's notable society raclns event,
opened today under weather conditions
that somewhat marred Its customary
brilliancy.
A steady, persistent downpour of
rain set In junt as the course had be
come tilled with spectators and the
grandstands packed with society folk,
the women gowned in the lates crea
tions of fashion. The rain, however,
did net prevent the usual royal pro pre
cession, which wended its way along
the ceursq en scheduled time, headed by
King Geerge's cnrrlaae, drawn by four
gray horses, with postiliens and out
riders. '
Te the trainers and owners of the
valuable thoroughbreds competing In
the various races the rain came as any
thing but an unmixed evil. They were
overjoyed, in fact, at the soaking of
the creiind," fi much anxiety Had been
felt lest the hard going seriously af
fect the various competitors.
SCRIBE GOLFERS TO
PLAY AT NORTH HILLS
Newspaper Association Plans HarT
dlcap Affair This Week
The next tournament of the News
paper Gelf Association of Philadel
phia will be held at the North Hills
Country Club, Edge Hill, JPa., en
Friday, June 10. It is expected that
at' least forty scribe rgelfers will take
part In the competition.
The coming event will mark the first
time that the members of the organi
zation have played under handicaps,
the first three events having been con
tested with every one playing at
k-cratch In order te determine the
proper rating for each player.
An has been the case with the three
nrecedlng events, it will be eighteen
holes medal play, os handicaps will be
something new and novel te tile .scribes;
cvenmere excitement will prevail than
nt any of the meets that have been
held.
ELIMINATION BOUTS
Aspirants for Philadelphia Titles
Bex at Palace Tonight
At the lee Palace tonight the first of
a herles of elimination bouts te decide
Philadelphia championships in the vari
ous classes will bring together the fol
lowing beys:
Welterweights Wally Hiukle vs. Jee
Welsh, Temmy Devlin vs. Temmy
O'Toele.
Lghtwelglits Jee Phillies vjs. Patsy
Broderick. Yeung Mickey vs. Johnny
Mealy. Broderick Is' substituting for
Geerge Yeuiip Erne, who was un
nbln te make tli wulght.- He will he
given a chance te display his wares In
the junior welterweight class at n later
date.
Bantamweights Jee Nelsen vs, Chick
Kanwis, Benny Buks vu, Jimmy Mende.
The feceml of the series of eliinliia.
t,len beiitH will he stnscd Tiicidny ow
ning, June '20,
Mrs. Matlery Wins Easily
Londen. Junv lit.. .In Hi Urat'reunil nf
the Knit lawn tennla (hamflenhhln at Beck.
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Return et tiingham
Trip te Japan
MIjLE. 'SUZANNB LENGLBN Is troubled again with the affa rs of th
heart organic net romantic. i , ,..' ..
With the Wimbledon tournament, In which the ilesmj". ,eg"f Tej'!,c
rrs. Mella BJurstedt Mallery will be seen, only two weeks, distant, Pere Mngicn
forbids his fllle te. compete. American
Mile. Susanne, dispatches state, is just as determined te meet the American
champion as her father is that she shall net. , :.
The ntrreus strain., under which the French champion will Irtct -In the
........ a. i. in w. ..,,, ,. at,. i,n; wnrrled nnd fretted ever ner
breakdown in this country last year.
Mrs. Mallery, ....... .- t... ,i.v
If mademoiselle' heart Is net normal would be foolhardy for, ner te tisk
her health. Ne athletic success Is worth that sacrifice. , MrtA,ltnn,
Americans are very apt te treat tee lightly this though!. It endJ"en"
were reversed Mm. Majlery undoubtedly would risk health and perhaps lite in,
order te be en her feet at the end et a match with Mile.' Lenglen.
Wimbledon officials should make certain through medical, diagnosis that awe.
Lenglen's heart Is normal, before permitting her te compete. .MA.
The women represent extremes of two types. Mile. Lenglen U nervous,
highly-excltable and ImpulslTe. Mrs. Mallery Is cool, confident and P""-
A world's championship would naturally take mere of a tellt from tue
French woman, than "It would from the American.
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THE track ami "field reputation of this State will be upneia m inn
National College meet y two Penn stars, Brown and Brender, and
seren Penn Stater athletes. The Keystone collegians should W
te annex a number of points. v
Harvard Profits by Bingham's Return v
BILL BINGHAM will return te Harvard next fall and continue in the dual
capacity etasslstant graduate, manager and track coach.
The track tutor -had virtually decided te fersake the Athletic Association
office and 'the track room and devote his entire time te business.
Then came the selection of J. W. Burke an captain of the runners for next
season and Burke put in an earnest and sincere plea for Bingham te remain.
' Bingham unquestionably has made geed at Cambridge as a track coach.. The
results attest his ability and the attitude of the captain proves that the tutor
is popular with his charges.
"Big Bill" knows track, athletics as Jehn McGraw knows baseball. In his
undergraduate, days he was a great middle-distance runner and bis name would
have been brighter today bad It net been that he was unfortunate enough te be
competing in the days of. Ted, Meredith. ...
Bingham has chased Meredith te the tape in many a race and it was be who
pushed the Pennsylvania marvel te a new Intercollegiate record 'of '1:83 for the
half mile in 1010. He finished a yard behind Meredith and was uimseu wnnin
the old record.
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6ENNY LEONARD Is signed for three bouts within a month, which
proves that net every champion keeps his crown In a safe deposit
vault. i
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The Oriental Baseball Trip
BAN JOHNSON enthused radiantly in indorsing the proposed trip of major
league ball players te the Orient next fall.
The journey is a missionary campaign and will spread the geed et the game
through Japan, where baseball already has a firm .foothold.
Fer this reason the trip deserves the support and commendation of baseball
officials, who should always be prompt te aid any movement that will improve
or uplift the national pastime.
Jehnsen was delighted when lie learned that the players would net be se
lected until after the World Scries. lie stated that the trip had none of the
aspects of barnstorming and therefore was within the rules. v
' There arc thousands and thousands of Americans in cities in the Seuth,
West and even in the East who de net have opportunities te sec major league
players In action.
In the smaller towns real ball games between high-class talent are never seen.
There is plenty of room in America for missionary trips, but organized base
ball sees fit te ban World Series players from such journeys.
Ruth would be praised for going te Japan; he was suspended for playing
In America.
THERE have been a number or surprises In sports since the start of
the outdoor season, but the. blggea upset that could be staged new
would be for the Phillies te win a ball game.
GEORGE HOFFNER FETED
BY BALA GOLF CLUB
Links Here of MscJal Tourney Given
Banquet by Club Members
Geerge Heffner was feted by his fel
low club members of the Bala Gelf
Club last night for winning the Pat Pat
'tersen Memerial Cup ever one et the
fastest fields that ever .competed In this
event and for his showing in ether
tournaments this season.
Bill Sykcs, former president of the
club, was toastmaster and called upon'
many noted llnksraen seated about the
festive beard for speeches. These in
cluded. J. Weed Piatt, city champion ;
Marcus Greer, runner-up; Fred Knight,
winner at Trenten ; Ur. Samuel uoiten,
Andrew Knox, Geerge J. Yeuell, Prof.
Jehn A. Luman, Ed Satterthwalte,
Frank McAdams.
Mythical flowers and verbal wreaths
were showered en the guest of honor,
who waa net only extolled for bis shots,
but also for his sportsmanship and the
?ualitles which have made him se many
rlends en the links.
Bill Wilsen was one of these who
aided in the vpccchcs attending the
presentation of a fine golf outfit and a
silver cigarette case te Heffner. .
H. Bart McHugh was there with all
his well-known laughs arid vaudeville
talent, after which the party repaired te
that' famous spot where Jehn Mackln,
Bud Sllvey, Dan Haggerty and se many
ethers love te make the welkin ring
till there is mere golf te be played.
Scraps About Scrappers
Charier Willi, real vctaran et tha light
welahta, ha a baen matched i le meet Johnny
Dundea at KecK Uland. ill., Jnna 27. Dun.
dee bai returned te New Tork from Het
tinrlnaa. where ha recuperated after ha re
cent match with Iw Ttt
randier.
Temmy IjTifh. a New Yerk bantam, la
the lateat knockout aenaatlen there. Jle haa
acered five haymakers In a, row. Temmy
haa been taken. In tow by Sammy Geldman,
who also manasee Pete Herman. Jimmy
llanten and Yeun Montreal.
Bteve Martae Ii ready te send Recky Pprd
aaainat Dan Oartln In the lattar'a profea prefea profea
alenal debut. Johnny Allen. 128 and a atable
mate of Kurd, la wlllnc te hook up win.
Krankte Ferre. Al Markle and Irish Eddie
DempMr.
Teucher Murray will coma en from Pitta
burgh te met Willie Uraen in the atar aet-te
at the Cambria open-air ahew Friday ntfht.
Sam Dlacklaten will ahew In the aemt agalnat
Peck Martin. Prellma: Yeung Mulligan ya.
Teugbey Duaan. Krankle Farre va. Krankle
Mack and Al Alatkle va. Eddie Kane.
Fat O'Maller. of Hmeky Hellew, la getting
in ahape rer a cumewn. ,. ,iAiing qui.
gently In Atlantic City and expects te get
back Inte local action In about thrie weeka.
O'Malley haa been out of the ring for about
two year.
nilly Osnnen. Seuth Phlllle aeuthpaw. who
haa been boxing tn fine fettle out of town,
will appear In the eeml-hnal te the Pat
Uredley-Len lUwllne match at Haller'a
prk. Thirteenth and Johnaen atreeta. next
Tueaday night. Oannen will meet Bebby
Rebldeau. uin;r numusra. airaaanger aill.
ler va. Jimmy Merine, Al Moere vs. Jimmy
Willie, Jimmy Urljge va. Mickey Derr and
Jimmy Deran va. Danny Morgan.
At Walde, flyweight I Kid Wolf, bantam.
..,,, Tnunr Jack Demnety. Ilahtwelaht r.
'training together and ara In ahap te meet
any one Mtcir n.-ti. ,nviii,B,
Twe Negra matehta will be put en aa head.
Ilnera at the National Club next Thureday
night. Jack Dillen will aquara off with
Johnny, Meeeley In the wind-up and the
ether eight-rounder will be Harry Nutter va.
UUek Jeff.
Jim Tracer, the big Australian
haa been
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matched with aergeant Itay Thompaen
Allentown, Ta,,
next Monday night.
FOLLOWING THE POI.O PONIES!
William II, rtecap. known tb Cheuaanda of
.,.,,! raadera aa "Blllv" Itecan. I. rmim...
Ing nie unuaual aetlvltlea of the local pole
cnthualaat In aiv underaundlng maiinei.
t'ubllu Interret lii pole la Increaelna. In
terval In (pert:, of every kind can be main
tained iy ruirir icmnig ma fperia paaaa
at tha mernlne PvaLtQ I.ingia, "Mak It
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Her prestige will be at stake against
Gossip of Independent
and Semi'Pre Teams
Tha Seuth Phillies maintained their win
ning atreak by talcing th U. 8. H. Ilochea Ilechea
ter Inte camn. fi fn ?, Thn Rallnri n.rnrrd
only alx hlta off the ilellvery of Allen, while
ine neme Deya cieuiea me ernerexi nam.
Dick Rpaldlng came through with three hits
no x-aaqucreua lour.
Philadelphia Terminal and Fletaher Tarn
era met at Flfty-clghth nnd Walnut atreeta
and the rnllreadera had little trouble In gain
ing the declalen at 10 te 6. Tem Walker
atar ted Meehan and he laatad one Inning,
when three runners creaeed the plate. Har
rett waa his Biiccaser and hs waa treated
equally aa rough by the Terminal aluggera.
Manager TeUner.
nf Hatth Afntn.. ..,.
Dick Flanavan. Ill nrulur hnrtNim, .
Flanagan.
chance en the hill agalnat si, Columba and
he mere than made geed. The final acere
waa 7 te a. Richard yielded only a half
dexen hlta and contributed three runs and
two hlta te hta own cause.
Perry Belfanyder. of the North Phils,
used Catcher McConnell r.galnat Lanadale,
placing hla backstop en flret base. He played
a bang-up fleldlng game and acered the
winning run In a 4-ie-a contest. Stelnader
waa en the hill for the Phils and held
Lanedale te alx hits and breezed eleven.
Tha J. X, Barber Club, et Trenten, paid
a visit te Leng Drench N. J., nnd triumphed
ever the shore heya. 2 te 1. The winning
tauy rer , the Trentenltea was made by
Pitcher Newman. He later waa relieved by
hurler Vandegrlft when thlnga looked
gloomy and Vandegrlft saved the day by re
tiring tee Lenr Branch aluggera in order,
Tem Barlew, thn haaketbnll star, la the
Leng Branch catcher, while Lennie lreat,
an ex-cage celebrity. Is the Ilarber back
atop, Billy whitman and hla Brldeabur- ath
letes opposed Legan at Eighteenth and
Rockland. Deug 8hffy. ex-Penn atar. waa
JP?. Legan pitcher. The flnal acere was:
Urldesbvirg. 17 ; Legan. 8. The wlnnera fcinde
twenty-three hlte. Whitman u:d Outfielder
Aleck Leslie en the hill, nnd he waa at hla
best and did net walk a man,
Tha Sphaa anil Shanahan battled Inte an
,hirwL!l?l?.,E..!l'J'llihLr,le',n,n nnd. Johnaen and
!,i.w?,t Phlladelphlana wen by acerlng five
!" .'ill tIJ?,,.?n,n-.TI,a ,lnal ce"nt waa 12
je 7. The fleldlng of th Sphaa' outfield was
liant. ballin the Held. Johnny Caatla hai .1-
.. Uu -iv ntnuuru. ciiiaiianan Davtn hrii.
PUI-OUtS
n j, rl5nt safJen. several of
WD
Ich were
tide after sensational catches,
On
f tha
greatest eluggln- bees of the
witnessed by Stenton fans at
pirn cmi... wl"."u ar """en ran at
Phll-Sllena and Muscrove atreets. fin.nirTn
met .. uonahehocken. of the Montgomery
County Leaguo. Kerty hlta were madV
twenty by., each team, but the Anal count
waa Jtenten. 20 s Conshohocken, is" Orlff?n
"55 S"WC" pJ,ch?.a t0S PtenteS' and "orneS
and Mackey for Conshohocken, "
AtDeehurst allowed that Its previous v'r.
tery ever Nativity waa no fluke by handlha
tha uptewners a. second treunclmr rii.
"!? -i!"! Sam waa played at Fifty-eighth
md Walnut, atreets. . faeth teams p ISIS
ana walnut atreets. ueth teams DlaviH
ragged ball m tlm flelcl. being charged t?h
waa 15 te ,"?ua"' ulv!aea- The "nal sc6re
Tla game were the rule In last night's
engagements. Lit Ilrethers and Merrill bat
tlad te an 8-S deadlock at Th'rtleth atriet
ahd .Columbia avenue, the store boys rallvln.
Hi tha final Innlnsr with rive runs and Merrill
oenung back with three. Ardmore and liar,
tram Park staged a u-tl fuss at Flfty-feurth
ay.tTa-jy,"'1"''0"
HINCKLE FINISHES KELLY
Phlladelphlan Puts New Yerk Boxer
Away in Seventh Session
Atlantic .City, June 33. Wally
Hlncklc, of Philadelphia, knocked out
Harlem Eddie Kelly, of New Yerk City
with a right iippcrcut In the seventh
round of the scheduled eight-round ses
sion wind-up of the Northside Club
show here last night.
Johnny Kraustv of NIcetewn. and
Yeung Muffe, of Trcntpn, fought a
slsxllng eight-round draw in the semj-win4-up.
,Muffe's body blows wen'hlm
the early rounds, but. Krauec came beck
strong and carried the closing sessions
te vn matters.
Bebby Allen flattened Tem Farley In
the third session of a bout listed te te
eight fiamcfl. Sammy Iloblnsen wen
ever. tartly Downs in n six-round con
&Vm Keay Mul'n accidentally fouled
Willie Brown In the fourth round.
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Mrs. Barlew, Mrs. Stetson and
Mrs. Fex Favored in Second
Delaware Links Tilt
EIGHTEEN HOLES' MEDAL
MERE man had no place lit the. pro
ceedings at the Wilmington Coun
try Club today, when the links were
given ever te the activities of the fair
ser. '
All of the best women golfers in
Philadelphia and the Delaware city teed
off In the 'club's second annual invita
tion tournament. It is an elghtccn-hele
medal handicap event. There nrc prizes
for the first and second best gross scores
and for first and second low nets. The
tournament was such a success last year
that it has new succeeded the men s
tournament, which used te be the order.
A contest for the best gross honors
was expected te be waged between Mrs.
G. Henry Stetson. Huntingdon Valley:
Mrs. Roneld II. Barlew, Merlen, and
Mr. Tnleh V. Fex. Huntingdon Vnl-
l ley. Sirs. Stetson wen the medal in the
! city championship and had some fine
cards in the Eastern cnampiensnip lest
week. ,
Mrs. Barlew, however, has wen the
two recdfll tournaments played tins
spring and also wen the championship
which made her n slight, favorite today.
Wilmington offered Mrs. Reed and
Mrs. Hlllce from the home club te
contest for the main honors. A large
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supporting cast of ' Delaware players
were also in the field today.
Mrs. Fex and Mrs. Hlllen teed oft
first in a field which contained mere than
seventy experts. Mrs. Htatsen played
with Mrs. H D. Haskell, Wilmlnf;
i.i, anil Mrs. Barlew was paired with
Mrs. E. G. .Betas, Country Club. The
latter two did net get away till about
neon. ' , . . , ,
rtwlntr te the class of the field nnd
the excellent condition of the course,
some fine scoring weh expected today.
9 STRAIGHT FOR ELMWOOD
Charley Straub's Nine Has Net Lest
Game This Season
The Elmwood Professionals have
captured nine straight games since the
the start of the reason nnd hnvc yet te
meet defeat at the hands of n first-class
club.
Manager Straub has games pending
with nit the leading Seuth Jersey nines,
such ns Brldgcten. Amltiben. Glendora.
Millville, also the Fink & Ce.. of
Frankford; Ycllewjacketa and Jack
Hines' Old -Timers.
He still has a few dates open, espe
cially this month. The 17th, 18th.
24th and -."tli are still unboeked nnd
nnv first-class home club that desires
a first-clans attraction can obtain same
by writing C. Strnub, 18.'J0 Daly street.
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FAUQUIER QUARTET
Southern Poteists Secure New
Mounts for Second Weed-
crest Clash
The second nole match for the Weed-
crest Cup will be pleyed at Bala this
afternoon between the teams represent
ing the Bryn Mawr Fexhunters and
the Fauquier team, et the Plains, Vir
ginia. Heth quartets are rnicu at ieunccn
goals, se the affair is virtually n scratch
event. The Southerners arc out for re-
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Sack Suits
Rugged Tweeds. Hemespuns, etc.
te sell at Sln.ne te 75.oe:
rcmarkable valuns
$25 $35 $45
Tep Coats
Actually below cost of ltnnortn ltnnertn ltnnortn
tlen ; Irish anil 9t . .?)
Scotch Tweeds.. V-a - VV
Flannel Trousers
Fine. Cricket cloth flannel :
SK'.'.'.' $we
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PLAYS FOXHUNTERS
15 Ladies' Tweed Spert Suits $3J
Londen made. Really sacrificed at - tr
Wc also make
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contest in spots, many missed strekea.J Ul
driving in faulty direction nnd constant',?
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JUNE SALE
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