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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1922
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If ess Willard Causes Many Giggles When He Accuses Jack Dempsey of Trying te Dedge Hint
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WILLARD CHALLENGES
I, & :DEMPSE Y;
r- , IS AFRAID OF HIM
Jess, the Jelly Jabber, Is Either Broke or Plans te
Re-enter the Circus Business He Is Willing
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te Be the Here in
' By HOUEKT W. MAXWELL
Spert Editor llvcntnit 1'iibllc Irdwr
JESS WlLLAItt) ii in npnln. The httpe pugilistic product from Totta Tetta Totta
wnttemio Kan wherever thnt 1. has taken n running jump nnd landed
with both sn PJ feet In the fistic picture nnd Is rarln' te knock somebody a
block off preferably the dome which rests en the stalwart shoulders of
Jacques Dempsey. our ihamplen.
''Mr. Willard announces he It very much peeved because Mr. Dempsey
InPt glvinu him n tumble, after Mating te the entire world he was about te
tage a comeback and take the championship away from the present holder.
Jess snys lie tumbled for Jacques In Teledo, and a guy Is no gentleman if he
doesn't reciprocate, or words te thnt effect.
afAIl of which cees te prove thnt a Wlllnrd-I)erapsey mntch la In the
mawns. It lias been en the verge of being stnged several times, but always
something happened nnd the act became all wet. About n year age the show
weS all rend te be put en In New Yerk. .less was In severe training, having
reduced te 1Y.0 pounds nnd nble te box a couple of slew rounds without dying.
This meant he was In swell condition, with the accent NOT en condition.
Heiwas In great shape and lets of it.
'However, when the papers were about te be signed the New Yerk Com
mission decided that no boxing match wns worth mere than twenty-five bucks
per scat, nnd Jess, nfter figuring Ills share of the receipts, discovered te his
dlsniny that he couldn't meke enough te pay his hospital expenses, se called
ever thing off. It's nil right t take a beating, Jess figured, but what's the
use in giving all of the profits te a let of doctors?
'Therefeie Willard stepped out in his own original manner. Instead of
telling Tex Itleknrd te jump lu the lake, he went out and discovered three
or four hokum oil wells whkh were worth many millions of dollars. New a
hokum oil well is one which can be discovered In the middle of Hroed street
or In the back jnrd of the old homestead. It yields everything but oil. The
profits are purely imlglnary nnd the guy who explains It usually gees away
ancjlcacs his com ersatlen running. Jess had one of these things.
" 'THEREFORE it teas decided that an nil millionaire had no right te
" go into the prize ring and lese his dignity, se the lout teas declared
' positively and absolutely off. He iceuldn't fight Dempsey or anybody
else. A et a chance.
Hokum Stuff Proves te Be the Bunk
BUT later developments proved that the hokum stuff was nothing but the
bunk. Tec oil wells were all right, but they never happened, and Wil
ird's bank account was less than (He figures. That made the big boywrlnkle
..Is massive blew, which is slung for deep thought.
,r"I shall fight Dcmpey ngain." lie announced te the world. "I knew I
'in sock him for en ectac of sour Hals, se It Is up te htm te meet me In
he ring."
That was the decision, nnd Tex TJIckard picked It up whlle It was still
ret. Tex. allow us te state, really believes Willard Is the greatest battler In
lie world, lie has an Idea that the mastondentlc mauler enn knock Dempsey
vtlff, nnd nothing an change his mind. Therefore, when the stuff began te
'ew out of Les Angeles IJlckaid grabbed It and said he would be glad te stage
the bout. Se would anybody else, for that matter.
Jess might be putting something ever nnd Tex doesn't knew It. He has
j-efrJbecn tcr.v active since the Teledo disaster, where he played the leading
el' In an accident going some place te happen. When he was champion
Viilard was one of our er.v best circus performers and gathered unto himself
urge bund'es. te .aj nothing of oodles nnd oodles, of kale, which Is a wuy of
tayjng coin of the realm nnd legal tender.
i Wonder if he is going into the circus business ngnln? This ballyhoo Is
ne of the Vi:iJY best he could get.
'Jess is a business man. He knows hew te figure and has an Intimate
'nbwledge of the business twins, viz.: profit nnd less. In a mntch with
. 'empsey he Is net figuring muih en the profits.
''He remembers the last collision in Teledo. He remembers hew he
trained, hew he were out sceral sets of Itess Woltens. which Is slang for
tuttpneblle tires, when doing read work for the big battle. He recalls, ills
V lhe ""t round, when he clecrly blocked all of Dcinpsey's punches
rfth His biend, expansive, but NOT geed-natured face, and the weeks of
..ifferlng during the convalescent period.
T'
J.VA allow us te state, he in trilling te go through the same thing
n anain. In fact, he IXSISTS upon it. P. T. Rarnum tens right.
But I'. V. saul one teas bem eicry minute; new they have split
second Hatches.
Public Is Hct Up Over the Match
X7HETIinn Jess di-siris te re-enter the circus business or really wants
'V te take a high-class socking nt se mix h per sock remains te be seen.
"Vhatever it is, he is going about It in the proper manner. The dear old
mbllc Is all het up nnd even going s0 fnr as te discuss it seriously.
Pcihaps it would be n geed match before It starts-. There w'l'l be n let
'k conversation slipped haphazardly nnd mnn will believe Jess has a chance
a did Hebby ISarrett before his fight with Tendler. Just the same It will
i-iuse quite a little dl-cussien. nnd that's wh'tt makes boxing bouts possible
..iV r'BK'v cuuirs wncn one renus lllanl s hew Hern the West
..- ?cmn,-0 is dodging me," lie st.ited positively, firmly nnd indignantly
p ...,ls, ,iv,i.j ui ,.u sunn-, up is nirnm et me. lie is dodging me."
St. .
tiiTHIS proves Dempsey is a letter man than Willard. Rig .Jess
M couldn't dodge Dempsey out in Teledo. Re couldn't cien dodge
,fthe fleer. J
Cepurieht. 10U, trj TuMIc T.tdetr Contrary
OHNSON BATTLES
JEARSON IN FINAL
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'atienal Runner-Up Defends
Crown in Pennsylvania State
Tennis Tourney
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iiiKiuij n'ii.iicu hvii in i in- vim-
s'-lvaniu State tennis championship
1 mriianient.
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,'ntt Stanle Pi ni seu will meet this nft
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''neon nl !' e'i let I; in the final for the j
"own. TIicmi fame jilayets opposed
i. tell ether in the final Inst near.
.TelniHin was successful in 1021, and
'els favored te retain Ins title today.
VCtirseii iincneii uie iiuiu n iiinu
itt(i! Carl I'lschcr. CjiiwmI. ill tve
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its. fi-Ii. li-2 jesiiida.. and Jehnsen,''.011
.i't..r.i r. s; cv-iws bv the snu.t-
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rnwn and lietlv contested tniee-set tut
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y till' m-iiii: .i
nii"Wister w(
stenuwiill defense tu the chum
nnd wcie within two points of
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lriinin. uiili the uaine stiinulni! ten
He I'rtcM't pair ami nine ier tlie
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rl Again Awarded Pee Cup
li N. i,, Juua 17. for th ire
lla vcar Dena lit It. , Ij.irf, of
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' Knpiuyin inn nisnrtt lyim
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' Persen nnd Jehnsen nlse will face f-'K'ZjTt,' J1"' 'R'T "ty " "'T"1 ?,"' '''' ""; "wiilli ' The cricket match between the Or
ncti ether I., tliedeubles final. Jehnsen . u inlje. "nrry M. Stevens. 'tX1 jWiZ, tiVl". mnntewn Ilritlsh-American team and
it paired with Cnil I iMlier and Pear- ' l '"0R' lrlu,"r " ,timc I'ctn Wiihi.ms and rrdnkii rerri, f ' Philadelphia Yetir.ms bcheduled en the
en" with C. L Wister. Juiu ll.rir.an. hebin Heed greiindH. Unities' Farm.
In the MMni-tinnl leund Pearson and I Menich and Snob II will meet in the , Hrvfmtlei.llnirnmuiriir.nfih.. Adams aenue, Olney, will be pl.ijed ,
Ulster atoned for their defeat In the Carleien Stakes at Aque.luct teclnv. I box m 'a '.""mmiI l!,t '"", PllnnllyMVk tomenow.
line round last jour by ousting Ted The meetiii'; of the two cieat colts will ,,mm'?,',?"i,.N- ',, . ,""'',' r ,hr '"rerneii' of, ti, Veterans' teum will be ciiiellj
lihverds and I C P.ell Jr . in u long b- of unusual interest as a pointer en 'mV.Vrter" Sumli? i.f..-rnS.n' u'rr 1?,'" i1'!' i comnesed of players who, while ner-
yhe score of l-il 10-S . Pearson Horses which seen, best t the Aque. ,b"er will com,. x , J,,,, , 1P jjnnle. All of them IVrUlSr
, nd"Wtster were lDL'O titleholders when , duct track tedav nre: I irst race The Th ,,,,,,,, TTt, 'mule renutntlen en the cricket field r..p.nVt,,n
V hey' were defeated by the .Merlen plnj - Peruvian. Finality. Knd Man. Second i ceTuniMn ? " th!i"h. ftirJ"" wl" m'fi ' 1 i,l ml I, th. c cuntrv 1 '"X'-
.S .fin last jear's seim-linnl round, and -i:rle,.!cer, Seuma.ighe. Third-! ' r'iMrV Sv uWffi"m', "h'.nlS The Vee lis w be captained bv ! r
esterday'H n at. h , was In the natunf Mattingnlc. ( Cherrv Pie Sunfeience. Vre',?n S'Mn.r1 ""' '' " Temh,rving the old Lancaslflre Ceun.i I f '.
1 well-earned ieenge. reurrh Jleivlcn. nntt II, illlnmA. I . ,fe.iiinnl nml the team will be X'unt r,
Jehnsen and Fischer survhed the ; n.th-I.anlrl, Noen Heur. Duster. ,. Mrtione,,..,. , ts ha. P,,rM WraJ iXc,W ,n
"m-finns nfter a fuiinus hr-t set that SMh Nam fahunks, Mary Agnes, if uwr tin. mi-ininent ,t "v AnthenT I fau,Ltcl' ', ' ' ' ,,. 1 m...
n te twentv-twe games nnd an ante- I King's Fancy. JJnJW liSJ !' "" n,'li" ;m ! , lrm !',& c " 8wg.C w.?e,i";"
)x second that was setlcd lu U. Wfian' "jlmrn' ? Kv-nu,na,lj e"." ', ; K.wff ' f C-L n'-;nu?H..,gArdn,n,.'V ' ,,.
. II. Tinier lilld 1. V. Distill put nnnTrnm mm mnnm fcen. " ww joe Jsil,. ,, ,,,,, ,,,, Morien i! ( ': V il I urn ." 'e '
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ttflBiniurrx. .i im iiuiu iiisic nui n cut et L'iris a rnuuies en Keir courses el mmm ci-Iip, n,ni..,.; ,.""'"' " I em.i.. Seshinns. .-.- .
;' tawd a gnllerj .holding rally. .lehn- in this icinity lias areuvd the Hay- J'niM. Mrin.i Meer v miiv "v'. i VIckcts will be pitched at 11:1." ami:
i rfii accurate placements te Thayer s Mde Civic Asboclatlen, it became V.'J.'.'J'y nJl'ln l.'inn 'v ,,err n.l , a jit Wth intervals for lunch ut 2 ,
. ij.lmnd und Fischer's suecess In kn.nw. today J"mn r,"r'1" ' Hv Menun. ! V m.' ..ml for tea nt -I ::i0 P. M. The XA'
i :',, lob? resti fed In the tiirnliig et After tecilvliig a vigorous pretest Tecl.lv l.mn.ni u Minimc-rimr at Attamli-1 Indies of the (icrmnntewn Hritlsh- ixtmit "
, Jhrflldr. The set emlcd 12-10. and this fiem Mrs, .lennle L pe'tcr, principa J " . "", l-,','1l1"n'r '" ','r,'" t'exlnu wlih Je0 , ,n0r!ean Heiieliclal Association will v, V'.ric
Kmi1W mmhiI "ct and the ieiiclu"inu of utilize their time te better advantng- 'ueinhin clubH s.ntnua mm,0 object of the match is te arouse fhimue
ktff 'i4 mutch at (!-(l. The wining of nine nt home than en the links, the nsseci,,. . ........, ! i0,.r interest in the snort. i Homen
restart xht kuiiich renrtcnted tlie rally. , tlen tisttucteil its Seeial Wellnre Cem- .,'","' ,,'":,',."', ",.'.'.,..w.,rl.T' .,T1. v.v
f. j vie ".r.T .-
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SA YS J A CK
Anether Disaster
tly.
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Roots and Saddle
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Litenla presents two S.1000 stnke
rates ted.n, the Hareld Stakes, for
tw-tenr-ed colts and geldnig-, nnd
in- i.iituircr iinnuic.'ip, ter tliree-vear-
olds nnd up. In the Lnnuircr Ur. Clark
and I irehrand carry top weight. ll!l
pounds. Instinctien. 11": Hit of White
11... Allnte II, 114: Link Madcnp, ,n " 11!l" r-'f,n. of this city, and
lHi. There nre sewral ethers enttreil. "-''ev Murray, of Pittsburgh, were
Fellow nig horses seem best at I.ate- ''"' Pii'iclpnlb in the eight-round
ma: Tir-r race Miss Muffins. Clinten- "''"'up of -the Cambria A. C. open epen
Uile. High Cost. Second Pirst Ward la"' s"'" i!i"1 "'K'1' n,,d at the finish
Miner Carrell. Mis cl.iiie. Third l(;,fp" "as entitled te the decision,
ii-ingwaj, Henui, Naughtv Visba.
ll'iiiirth (Hareld Stakes) Certain,
i itiiii i' i., nereuee. 1 lftli (I.neiiirer)
DNtlin timi, Lady Madcap, Dr. Clnrl:.
nixii - I' i in, 'i renner. fpnnmer s;,.,..
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i-m ii Hi-fi ii num. l ncie eie, J.euls A.
I)oral Park opens a seven. ilnr meet.
ing teilm Mersps which seem'best at
tlie ( aiiadi.in track arc:
I u-sf inei Myrtle Crown. Hlnrnev
Ihn, l'antiistic. Second Hnghie. Ten
.'i ii, niiiKiu ejiuuuti j iiiru i am
iiuuage, iiuiiien .lewei. ivunt rnm
Vnnrtl. (Leril Tlrn II ;. "
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"pv "risiaii wiamenu. Eleaner
Parisian Diamond. Lleaner S. !
.Fifth Cnrti.i. Thn Imnh Ul.. t.-i.
"V p"l . " ;- -. ji-i-1 r hi
tlie Kent u. k special .nine LM.
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Bayslde Scheel Principal Seeks te
j .
si" numiiB
iinjMile,
iiiittee te seek the cii-oneiatlen cif cell
club elficiiils in eliding the practice.
(Sii'ls between the aggs of thiitt'tn
und sevrntcen hne beejh working fi)r
sumo' time us cuddies nftttschoel hour
Their methm. have ralsef no objccUeC
l mBV..y If nlil
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DOPE OFIEN UPSET
IN BIG RING BOUTS
Net Unusual for Long-Shet
Favorites te Fail te Bex
Up te Ferm
SEVERAL CASES CITED
By LOUIS II. JAFFE
"VOU never can tell -always has been
n geed line In nthlctlc competition,
and none the least In boxing. Just
before a series of ring championships
are te be decided this summer It might
be n geed idea te leek back and sec
hew the dope has been upset in sevcial
contests within the Inst few years.
Herry (Jrcb wns pitied when he was
pitted against the supposedly knockout
punching of Temmy Gibbens, who had
been figured out n mire-shot opponent
for Geerges Cnrpcntlcr for the world's
light heavyweight championship. The
betting was 4 te 1 en Gibbens. And
what happened? Greb slapped Gib nil
nreund the ring nnd bnck ngain, win
ning by a couple of miles.
Charley White nlse wns a 4-te-l
choice te cop the decision in n bout
with Johnny Dundee, nnd the little
Scotch Wep, who showed In his recent
bout with Lew Tendler that he was a
legltlmate fentlicrw eight, came through
In front, separating the aninrt gus
from their coin.
Kansas Feels 'Km
Tendler wns n .'i-te-1 odds-en fnvor fnver
He te take n fall out of Keckv Kan
sas in their New Yerk tilt, but Lew
finished en the short end of the ver
dict. Of course, it wns said that Tend
ler did net box up te his ubiial stand
ard that night In the Garden: never
theless, there wns little question that
the I'hlludelphlun had been defeated.
Previous te the Tendler - Kansas
match the Hecky person participated in
n punch-iest with Willie Jacksen and
the latter lint " te 1 wagers riding
en him. Once mere the long shot be
had te pay off after the decision had
been rendered.
What appeared te be the biggest
upset of recent ( hninplenshlp bouts was
that between Johnny Huff, the thlrti -three-e.ir-e!d
lad from Jersey City,
and 1'ete Herman when the New Or
leans Italian wns dethroned. Five te
one weie the prevailing odds that Her
man would net lese.
Jack Dempsey and Benny Leenard
were supposed te hove outclassed their
respect he rivals, Hill llrennan and
Kansas, by such margins that two te
one in each case was wagered the tltle tltle
heldeis would score knockouts, the
Mnmissn Mauler within seven rounds.
Hrcnnuu went nleng until the twelfth
and Hecky stnjed the limit with IJenny.
I.jnrli Hackers Lose
Anether upset wns that In which Jee
Lynch, nt three, te one, foiled te retain
his bantam crown against Herman, the
latter previously having lest his laurels
te the New Yerk Irishman.
All of which gees te prove that these
who lllrt with the Goddess of Chance
will hae te watch their step when
Hrltten meets Leenard, nnd Leenard
meets Tendler. and Lynch meets Huff
nnd in any of the ether big battles
that may be decided! before the snow
falls again.
CITY TITLE BOUTS
Second
Round en at
Ice Palace
Tuesday
The second of the series of elimina
tion rounds te decide local ring cham
pions will be staged nt the Ice 1'alace
Tue-day evening. This tournament,
wluih is sponsored by Geerge K. Howl Hewl
ing, is fur the pin pose of deciding titles
lu ic in .irieus classes.
Itevrs and their managers premise
te de their utmost In making the first
attempt of the kind a success, and their
iHiniiis in the ring last week proved
that they were making geed.
Last Tuesdav the first elimination
round wns held and the bejs fought
their best; In fact they staged six fast
battles.
As an added attraction during the
summer months the management of the
lie i'.uaci' lias thrown open their fleer
te
tiic public ler dancing and roller
skallti
WILLIE GREEN A WINNER
, Lecal Boxer Outpolnte Plttcburgher
in Camhrla Pinal Ben
m uamDrla Flnal But
""""ng evi ry round, although he
,"''ighed hut 111" pounds as, against lit)
lur "ls opjienent.
1 Wll'IM-ll,
the heiiil-wiiidup of six rounds
(Peck) Martin oiitljecd Sam
I ln
iiiee
i ':"" "' l " '" ii'iciieii anil i.iiiiic
In. Il.li.n l fl.-l. II ...
iuiie nuicieii te nil even DreaK. Yeun1
.Mulligan wen ever 'leughev Iiugnn nnd
Jnik Scrrs sceied u win ever Clinrlli)
Mai k.
Scraps About Scrappers
J
(Inrlr Crem will uner. Imutn en Weilnn.
nil-ui) Mill h. 1 Hinn linn. n..u .Ii ." .
niKlil lit ltl .N.ltriMI r,,v .....i. .
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s.mw Nmi, i.,u tia ami liirrv
Slt'llier Mill L'Omt. 1m
Sam RuhfTH reperu fit nrciijlrv tn nt
feltl for Tu-.l,n nWht k 1u with ri
Unnilns at Hi.llr. - Hill i.Jrlv, Thlrirrmh
nnJ Jehnsen n.r,. .tn Pat Ii In hiin,. in
lox th Ivcyt rf 11,1, mlilillewrlBhtH 1arrlnS
no ene ii .,B,t savH Helirrln snimi-
Ml) "f lilt I V I I , I I I I I (J fl If
with Jurkli" (lark up-Sliite, In te mert Al
Miller at Atuni'e I'l'y Mcn.luy nlaht, amt
c-Pd'H te tnx Temmy lllllnrct ut Allentenn
June 'JO Iumi! ant e mret tha winner
et the Ilawllns-DrHillev match, J
L ?Jarttt J&,&&'U&&
maam. , ..x.'
I -JferTJ.s4J r) Wv l I WOULDN'T VNF . fsLV
jABeeniNG like- nBr
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SISLER FEATURES
Browns' Star at Tep of Almest
Every Branch in Ameri
can League
HORNSBY LEADS NATIONAL
Geerge Slsler, the incomparable first
sneker of the St. Leuis Browns, is play
ing such brilliant baseball that he leads
in almost every branch of the sport and
seems te be trylns te win n pennant
for the Mound City single-handed.
Majer leasue averase.s, released to
day, which include games of Wednes
day, show thnt Slsler net only stands
at the top of the American League in
nearly all branches of the game, but his
figures ln most cases nre better than
these made by any National Leaguer.
The ctatistlcs phew thnt Slsler, in
either lengue, ls first in batting nvcr
nge, run scerell, total hits, total bases,
three-base- hits, stolen bases; nlse fust
te mnke 100 hits and close te the top in
twe-baggers nnd home runs in the
American League.
He went en a batting streak last
week that brought his acrage te .4:L't.
against .410 the previous week, nnd
made his 100th hit Wednesday in the
game with Washington, which he virtu
ally wen with n home run with the
bases full. Sisler's stolen bases num
ber twenty-three, with Ken Williams,
his teammate, second in the American
League, with twenty-one.
Hlng Miller, of the Athletics, ls runner-up
te Slsler en the American
League nvernges. with n mark of ..'i"0.
Ken Willlnms brought his home-run
mark te sixteen, nnd lends Miller by
three nnd Hesers llernsby, the Na
tional League paie setter, by one.
Other leading hatters of the Ameri
can League for thirty-five or mete
games; Cobb. Detroit, .:75; Speaker.
Cleveland, .IlCO : O'Neill, Cleveland,
.lit!"; Schnns. New Yerk, .3.": Heil
mann. Detroit, .li.'il i Hlue, Detroit,
.iltlt; Has-ler, Detroit, ,'VM.
Hegcrs Heinsby. the Cardinals' star,
is tliB whole, show in the National
League. Hornsby, by slamming out
femteen hits in his last six games,
batted his way from feurtli place te
the top of the heap, with an average of
MU
with unnii tiuwuy. i jjiisuni
the leader n week age, nnd B. Orlflith.
nf Itrnnklvn. tied for second, with .HVi.
Tlie St Leuis slllEger. besides le.ldillg
llie nt. j-eii s fiiu.!.''. ... "i
ln batting, is tied with leunil, et .Niw
Yerk nnd Carey, of Pittsburgh, fei i
honors in base stealing. Ith eleen
, iTn.nLl.t. lu unMlnrr tl.n t.fn i.
"'" ,' ,.."..' i.T....;j i.l, fifin...
ler tne iieiiic-i in. urn-.-, "
Tlis closest rivals nre .ick heat, of
ll.nn1,Ull. neil lMdle Ainsiiiitli. ul-e of
,.. t ..t.i,. .. i..i lifi.it lit.i.i l:cil out 4lidit
ni. lihh, . - -
each. . ., , . ,,
Other lending batters ter uuny-me
or meie names: llishee, Pitt-buigh.
:i71 ; Daubert, Cincinnati. .Mi ; Kellj ,
New Yerk, ..Vr. ; (irimes 'lihag"-
3.141 I'. Johnsten. llroeKlyn. ..).;
ilnnernft. New Yerk, .:142; .Sn.Mlei,
New Yerk, .MO; Duncan, ( incliiniiil,
Isiij.
CRICKET TOMORROW
Veterans Will Play British-Amer
icans at Haines' Farm
n..im- mere than liftv jenrs In age. nre
,'-." . .,..,
'(I.nv(.
Mrrliin C 1' . Krank Jlnrley. ii.-a. rierniii
I'liarlrM llialthMnllc Merlen C C , Jehn
lliugrar, H.-A Vitrranii, Themas C. Uus-
p!l II A VrlPraillt, nHllluri urcuir.iu, 1,.-
A ' Veti-rans, James We.len. Iteblu HeuU
c. 1 .
The umpires will be 1 reil rny nml
Phlla, Wants Reque Meets
Norwich, Conn., June 17. ArranjtsmenU
hava tern maile fur the annual national
reiiua tournament, which will ba held la
August, en the court ut Ihe nal enal uie.
olatlen here. Hiiringlleltl. Umi and Phlla Phlla
delehla will again inaka efforts te have their
cltlt caeMa (or Suture UurMiseBtm
BASEBALL FIGURES
ALIBI AL
'" s jr xir s&
AN lAlfQr'?
Tfe&A-.-f
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
AMI-.KICAN IiKAfltJE
Clnb
fit. Lenlii.
Wnn Iixt P.O. Win 1mh Split
3.-) 2
.003
.010 .(103
New Yerk. .
Detroit
f'letrl.iiut, ..
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27 30
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.4HS .460
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.426 .430
131
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NATIONAL I.KAOUE
Clnh Wen Leut I'.C. Win Iie Spit
NMvYeTk... 311 10 .05S .081 .043 ...
stVitiin .. 30 20 .3B .ni4 .s: ...
PUWiurrli... 27 24 ,r,iO .JJ38 .510 ...
(.!. !lli 07 .fln .A34 .517 ...
rillfllKO."'.." 20 27 .401 '.500 t.473
niuin. . 23 20 .440 .403 t.n
l'hllllr IS 33 .353 .365 .340
ln two. I)se two.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
W. t.. V.V. W. I.
.401
.441
, P.C.
tlalllmerf 41 10 .710 .ler. City 20 31 .481
I wIicMcr 3 2.1 .010 IleadtaK .27 34 .443
llnirnle . 32 27 .54J Mrurumi. 24 34 .414
Terente.. 20 20 .500 NfHiirk. . 17 41 .203
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
W. L. I'.C. W. L. r.e.
Mln'apelU SS 10 .048 Celumbuit 25 3. .iU
fflk&& ffl IS ;?.? ec! B !!8 :Je3 ,
nd'aiMHI 30 21 .03 iiOUUTiue. - '
EASTERN LEAGUE
W. I,. I'.C. W. L. V.C.
N. Ilnten 30 IB .012 Hartferd 22 il .Win
I'lttstlrld. 23 IK .SOI Allnr... 21 20 .147
ftM.ra.tiA en ! r.1'1 lllnlikiirv IR 7 .1011
Wutcrbury 21 23 ,11 Mirlncllcld IS St .383
SWUTIIKRN ASSOCIATION
W. L. P.r. w. L. r.r.
Mobile.. . ss 23 .023 N.Orlwuii 33 as ..ill
Memphli. 38 23 .003 Atlanta.. 23 2.1 .307
IJt. Kerk .111 211 .371 Niihlnllle. 23 3H .31)7
Illrm'hum 32 2J .323 C'hut'ewa 22 42 .341
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phllllfn. 7: Cincinnati. 2. ,
f'hlrnRe. 7i Ikwlen. 0 (twrlve InrflnKB).
Ilroeklrn. 13 1 Nt. LeiiIk. 2.
Nrw Yerk. 7 I'lttfiburch. 1.
A3IERICAN LEAGUE
ChlcnKO. Oi Atlilrlim. 8.
Itt'trelt, U: New erU, 4.
llehtnn. K: (Ififlnnd. a,
Ht. Ixiuln. IB: WuMilnKten. 3.
1NTKKNATIONAL U1GUE
Reflitntrr, Ol Krnilinc, 7.
Haltlnierr. 13: Priiriifte, 7.
IlufTille. 0: .Irrney lltv, 2.
Npunrk. fi: Terente, 2.
AMi:iCI('AN ASSOCIATION
Indlananells. Vis Kanmm Cltr. 3.
IN1llf. 0: .Mtlutiukrr. 6.
Tnlnla, 13; MlnncnpellJ. 7 (H InnlncK,
rnln).
St. I'aul, 7: raluinbua. O.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
MrmDhla, U: Illrnilnuhiim. 4 (first
cainri
.Mpinnhls, .1: Illnnlnxhnm, 2 (neceml tnnif.
7 lmilnsn).
Little Reck, 4: Atlanta. 3 (10 Innlnts).
Imttnnnecn. Ki Mobile. 4.
New Orlpnna, 10: NimhtlllP, 4,
K.STKRN LEAGUE
Albany. 7: IMttsflrlil. 3.
Ilrldippert. 1: Kluhliurc. 1.
llnrtferil, 3 New llurn. 0.
Mutrrbun. Ill SprluiflrlJ, 6.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Clnclnnnil nt rlilluilclnlilii.
tlilciiKe nt lliiHten (two mmM).
rituburuli nt New erk.
st. LeuU ut liroekijn.
AMERICAN IJ1UUE
Atlllptlcs nt t hlrace.
e at Detroit.
lluuten ut (iciclnn.I.
Wiihhlneten ut St. I-eulH.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rechfutrr at Itruillnir.
. Sirjcu... at ll.iltln.erf
I Terente nt Newark.
llufTule nt JcmfT ClM.
College Baseball
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Tufts, 13i l'rrnliliwe. I.
iilciitr, U: IVnn-ihnllhl. 4.
Cernell Alumni, 0: Aurxlty, 4,
flAIES TODAY
I Yule h, rrlnrrten. I'rlncrien, N. J.
i I'l'tm m. (iirni'll It hum. N. Y.
Dirtiiiiiulli s, llrenn. I'riit lirnr.
llel ( re h. Ilosleii ('ellexx, lloalen,
llnrtnnl h. TuflK. MnlferU, Miimi.
I Norwich h. VilllliimH, Vllllnmtenn,
MOHH.
Anilirrst mi. Wr!rjun, Mlildlrtewn. Conn.
Miller and Walker Are
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LARGE FIELD IN
Star Players Enter Mixed Four
somes in Seventh Annual Com
petition en Philmont Links
PRIZES FOR MANY FEATS
Philmont might have been the scene
for a convention of Philadelphia golf
ers today because, men and women,
they came there by battalions today.
The occasion was the seventh nn-
mini contest for the Frldelvn fun for
in in iimicsc ier uie 1 rutei.wi i,up ter
inixcii ciiin ivilrs. i.nst year the entry I
S SJSi '"ven Z el ati,
high mark.
The procedure was eighteen helc-i
medal piny with selective drhes from
eaeh tee. There were pri.cs for the
j bent low gross M-ores; (liree low net
I 'eiuuns; prizes ter tlie ceunle return
ing the grentest number of nnr holes
, (i)lr,is ,.n,i,i t iiw. ft, t,. ... L t I
! ' "'.r(ls 0UlltlllR for two); prizes for
s
i
nie peiijhc returning tlie best net score
ier uie iiierning teunil (couples start
till.' before nenn nlirllih.l ntul ,.,.,. r.,,.
h, -- - -.r---. ! ii iiii ii)
i; pnir returning the best net reunl
In the afternoon.
One couple wns allowed te win but
ene piize. The tdub from which Is
eiuereii t no couple making the lewe-t
gre-s seere will held the Frldnlvn Cup
itiilil the next competition. Tills tour
i nev was started seven jcats nge bj
! Kills Cilmhel. who presented the cup
, In honor of his daughter. The tourna
ment has rapidly developed Inte one of
I the most popular lu the Philadelphia
district, as is pieed by the large entrv
lit. '
.lules V.. Mnstbaum. chnlrman of Hie
(omiiiittee en Arrniigements, hns been
working diligently for the success of
this ji-ar'h afTnir. Ther will be nn
I Informal dinner nnd dance fellow inr
the teuriinninent dining Avhicli the
storekeepers will endemer te untangle
tlie mass of ((cures uhic-li nlli. ,,. i..
teiiipllcated stacks during the plnv.
The nali-i went off in foursomes' te-
Jin, Tlir. n.,1.. ..1....1...I
....... in- wiii.t piiiiiiiiicien ier entrv
was that each entry must he a member
of n club in the fielf Assec:
r.l.iiln.. e
i union et
Philadelphia and that pairs must be
from the same eluh.
Many of the best plnjers in the dis
trict were entered and some fine scor
ing was expected in the course of the
duy.
FRANKFORD BATTLES TODAY
FOR CRICKET LEAGUE LEAD
Victory Over Germantown Would
Bring First Place
The rrunkfeid Cricket Club hns n
chance te eun (ieniuntewn fiem first
Iiiilie in the Halifax dm ..,.. ...,i..
when the two cricket teams dash n't
Miinlielm, 1'iiinkferd. new in second
place, has wen two matches nnd lest
one, (icriiuuitewii has cmimmi ....
stiaight. ' ,u
In the ether Halifax Cun mnlch, the
Philadelphia Cricket Club will meet
the Menen Cilci.et Club nt St Mar
tins. There are tw;e matches slated for the
Philadelphia Cup. Wanderers will
oppose Merlen nt Hn rrferd and Ard Ard
niere will face the Phllndelphia Cricket
Club nt Haxerferd College.
STA.vniNd ok -jHK ci.uns
11A1.I1-AX Cl.L'l)
firrmnntewn fr clet ciuti
1. w
I. Av
0 1 non
1 IID7
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i ,3.l'l
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rrnnKrer.i cricket 1 lull ... a
INiliii.lvlphi.i frUKet Cluli .
. .New Yerk ;i
I .Merlen Crlc k-t t'luli .
HTANIHNC OF I'l.l'HS
I'HII.AUIJU'JIIA Cfl
v w
flrrmantmi n Crick, t Club .1 I
H. Av
0 Mill
1 .7.10
1 .7.111
l ..in i
0 ftie
0 ,UH
1 ,371
1 ..117
Mnrlcn i rirKrt 1.11111 ... a 4
Merlen Cikkct t'luli . , . il 4
ll.ivi'ifeul l'.illct,e .... It ll
Ar.tmern t'rlik.'t CU.U . 11 3
Wanilenra . ,, 73
t'uleilt of lVnna, 1'J 4
l'hiladulphiu Crliket Club 7 a
COLGATEJDEFEATS PENN
Maroen Scores Victory Over Red
and Dlue in Commencement Game
Hamilton, X. Y.. June n.iir(i
hlltliu: by the Colgate nine, aided by
several inlsplays b.v Peiiiihjlv.iiiln, en
abled the Maroen te win 1) te 4 in tlf
commencement gaum here. .San ford 'm
catch of I.iebuett's low fly and K
llarnes' hittlni? featured the contest'
Yadusky struck out five men in suc
cession, but was net effective with mri
en bases. Kinney, the Maroen I wilier
did net allow a hit in the last four
lulling') (hat he worked.
FOI.I.OWIMl THK POLO ItlNIKS?
William II. necun, lenewn te Ihcumanda of
pect readera aa "Hilly" Ilecap. U follow fellow follew
Inathf unusual activities of tha local nole
nihil ) In k n ., n.l.... .. i '-. l-im
aftrwis,.!? 5i,jj!!dK,,.!!.i."!'r.
tercat In aperta of avery k'nd an be main.
alnad b:
J? XSeii!,y 1 ""din tht. Uperu
aee
f Vv?TrrssL
FRIDOLYN GOLF
Hew Dees It
Perfect Timing
Olympic Plans
The Phih Spurt
.if., t
HELEN WAINWItlGHT, the New Yerk meld who ranks with the best
swimmers of the nge, broke n world's record ln a fifty-ynrd race last
Saturday.
With an even, steady stroke, she traversed the dlstnnce faster than any girl ,
had ever propelled herself ever fifty ynrds.
Hut the New Yerk miss started a. fraction of n Bccend before the gun anj
her splendid effort went te waste. The record wns net allowed.
In these dnys of speed arid" perfection, what nn Important factor ls correct
timing.
In racing, the entry must start with the gun, net n split second behind nor
ahead. The racer must be nble te sense the moment the pistol will crack.
The effectiveness of Lew Tendler Is built en timing. These who saw him
knock out Unrrett npprecinted his clever defense as well as his offense.
Uafrett's blows missed by half nn Inch. Tcndlcr's head would appear perl,
leusly In the path of a wicked wallop, but It would bob down or sideways just
enough te evade the punch.
If perfect timing had governed Miss Wainwrlght's start, the record would
be hers. If It had net controlled Tcndlcr's head, the knockout would have been
Barrett's.
Kvcn off the sport It bridges effort nnd success. The correct move at tht
psychological moment brings the desired result.
THE defeat of Mrs. Mallery by Miss Kathleen McKane In the Kent
tournament nbread means nothing mere than that (he American
champion has net yet adjusted herself te climatic conditions and the
English ball, which is net se lively ns the American ball.
Olympic Plans .Move With Appropriation
PLANS for the 1D-I Olympics will new move smoothly nleng their course. The
Parisian Chamber of Deputies hns voted 10,000,000 frnncs, which hns a
value in American dollars of $000,000 approximately, te the French Athletic
Committee.
Fer some time it was doubted if the games would be held In France, becaus
there were no funds forthcoming from the city.
Les Angeles put in n strong bid for the world's track nnd field champion,
ships, and It looked as If the California city was going te get the award.
The games undoubtedly would hove been put ever successfully by Les An
geles. The new stadium would have been formally dedicated und the reputation
of Callfernlnns ns hosts is well known.
Hut the Olympics belong in Kurepe. It wns there that the history gaim
were born back in the days of Grecian supremacy nnd in the old country tin
events seem te hnve the atmosphere of tradition hnllewcd by the ages.
The question of expense for foreign countries is another iinpertnnt argu
ment against holding the Olympics in America, particularly in California. Th
cost of sending athletes acres.s the Atlantic und then ncress the Continent would
be prohibitive.
IN THE short brushes Hi 0 Penn ISO-pound crew lias It en the varsity,
but In the four-mlle grind ever the PoughUeepsie course, the welqht
of the Ited and IJI110 varsity oarsmen would enable Iheiii te leave the
lightweights far In their wulic.
The Spurt of the Phillies
'pill: Phillies have wen three straight games, which is quite remarkable for the
J- Phillies.
Three victories in n row would menn nothing te New Yerk fans, who expect
consecutive triumphs, but here in Philadelphia, especially when the Wilhelm
athletes are at home, sueh an occurrence is just a step short of miraculous
The cause of the spurt is Soed pitching. Singleton, Smith nnd Itingi they
nil turned in splendidly hurled games.
1 wining of (tie lietter kind is nn incentive te ball players. The star pitcher
V V """"' UV"V ""I'l""1 l"""
1, mentnl rather than physical.
le nlll n u nntnif1iw1 intnw ittiidAut l.n..
On the first dnv of flu. mnntl, ti,n
I Scr s,1,1 lmric" ,,ccp ,n t,,c "c,lar
V ilhelm has n bumpy, uphill read
tinucs te improve he should make the grade out of the gloom.
piIILADKLPHI.VNS would feel mere comfertablo If it were Kelly
J- Instead of !Ioecr In England preparing for the Diamond Sculls, but
the chances of the Duluth title-holder in the sculling classic are bv no
means slim. '
s
1SI AS YANKS LOSE
Third Straight for Cobb's
Maulers Phils Win as
A's Drep Tough One
BIG DAY FOR THE HOMERS
Hew
Yan
V the mighty have fallen. Tlie
ks are new dccer.itlnc second
place, after holding (he lead for se Ien,;
that It was getting monotonous. I hen
' nl","K.,''1ln,(' In UR0,rs- ,("' W.1 im'y
reiioilllineic l.lll ivti.i uiiMiti uuu, uici
i..i..i.. .., !,.. ..,...,,.1 ,...i
completely upset the proud prima
donnas.
When Iluth and Meusel were wel
comed bv the throng en May 'JO, the
cry ln (Sethain was a pennant sure.
First place without Ituth nnd Meusel.
Frem new en 'twill be easy.
Net se. The Htewns stung the proud
sons of Father Knickerbocker with
Utter nhnildnn nnd estenl.iv the Tigers
handed the Yanks the third strnicht tie
feat of the season and made the
Yankees, nt least for te.luj, the lookers
lip. I Inward F.mhkc, who Minqiiished the
Yanks In the lecent series in (iethaia.
was en the mound for the Tigers ami
acniii held Ituth nnd his pnls safe,
i W'0'1 hits mount runs In the latter par1
",f ''"' Bnmp' J-'nbkc was the Yanks
master.
Wnlte Ileyt. the schoolboy star, was
a let Im for the eeeiid lime In the
series, Cobb's athletes fulling en hi '
slantH In the second and third flumes
for three nun Iters In eaih frame.
Tlie surpils" of the national pastime
this week Is tlie I'lillaileipiiia .National
LenKue Club, affectionately teiined
"f)ur Phils." Fer lhe third straight '
tiii.e they wen a ball Kame jesterday, 1
handiiu; Pat Meran's eiitiit tlu'ir I
seventh stralitht 'rev cop.
(loe. I ill.'hli)K' and smart hitting al
the right time sums up the Phils' trj
ilinpli. I.ee Meadows stinted cm the'
11111, inn iiimcii two innings nml the
start of the Ihiid. In that spaie of
time the Itcils made four hil.s and a
pair of runs.
The Athlellis made another prent
uphill battle jestenlay, but lest out. 1
After Chicago get uwny te n two-run
lead ill lhe lil'M the MiicIiihimi ,..im
buck In thn second with tlve. In the
tlilnl tlie tsex ceiiiiiiMl four, tieing Ime
the ninth the MttcUnien were leuding, ,s 1
tn 7. With two down and men un hrr. I
eud and third. .IeIuimiii eeuneitel with1
one of Xaler's sheets for a single that
wen inu game.
1. Mil.t'lf M,nrl,M! Moeip. who was ,..
Ileved by Harris in the middle of the
i. mi in. .Mi.n.ir Hciii into tlie box in tln 1
eighth ami did well, but he was nicked 1
.... inu ,,,..,11-111.1 milliters 111 me. ninth.
All told, the Mnikmen collected thir."
teen lilts te ten for the opposition, bu,
they let the fracas,
. .l,,,ui(',.a.n,H (lrcw f"-lher avvny from
both the Pirates and the (! vest"".
da,v. Hat ties bur cd the chnninieiiM !.
their third straight ever the II SVh
while the Dedgeis vveru blasilrie ihc I
hopes of the Cardinals by prumicll!B'.
Pirst llaseinati (irimes' homer in il. I
twelfth Blive the Culm a 7.1, "it ..." ..V'V '
ever the Ilrnen In the thltd cume V.r
their series. Joe ()eschKC', he fetnie.
Phil, wus the vicllw. ' "lc f0lmci
Uoten wlleiwjfjpieveland for lhe
8Mimid,i.istra,Yht A',110'" Fergusen
and Uhle, who atifScI, f,iled jffgf
mm
M0VE1NT0
Strike Yeu?
By
THE OBSERVER
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Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
XVrlnXAr' LKAfil'E
- ISMTWTf", sTti
New Yetli..! l l) 7cj 41 ju
Chlcaxe 1 8 N 15 7 illtl
Phdles .... I 14 7 713(1
Ilrenkljii ...' (j 0 3 1 4 1 ; 128
Hosten 1 1 Hi 21 01127
St. Leuis... 114 II 0! 41 2120
(' ncliinali.. I, a ,-, 1 e 2 11
Pittsburgh. . I I 2 ,l 0 2) II 1 10
.MKUICAN LKAl'K
fsi MTTl'vi2rTFi siti
M. leuls... 41 7'Ir7' .11 151140
(hcagii ..., 7 7 ,-, H ,,
Detiiili ....18 5 0 2 JI l!TO
Athletics... H it 5 10 811.14
('Iceland .. 11 ; ei 2
Hosten (I U 0 0 8 Hi 128
New Yerk.. 8 I 4 2 I 4 120
VVa slihjBtnn.l 0 7 10 2 g 18
INTKUXATIOXAL LKAfi IK
sI-mijiwjiTTsTtI
Hechestcr .. 21 0 8 7 7 u, 133
Haltlmere .. a 2 2 10 1.1! 32
HuiTale 0 0 7 1 3 Oi '20
Sjrauise ... a1 4 a 8 7. 123
Heading ... 21 5 2 a 5 71 2i
Jersey Oy.l II 8 4 2 2! 123
Terente .... e u ,-, 0 2' I0
Ncwaih ....' 01 2010 5 ill
MOLLY THAYER IN FINAL
Opposes Virginia Carpenter
for
Cricket Club Title
MNs Miillv Tinner nnd Miss Viicinla
( nipeiiter will b.ittle today fei lac sin
K es I'hiimpiiinshlp of the Plui.idelplila
1 1 ieket Club at St. Martin's.
I lie doubles title for KhK was de
cided .M'stciduv when AUsm I.. I.'nr.d.
'!""' ""'I illlleri defeuled .MNs
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In the Kirs singles finul today .Miss
lillen will meet Miss (ioediiinii for
J1'" title. Yesteidnj tMIss L.nge lust;
te .Miss Miiiery nn, MihS lioedmiiu de-
te.iled Miss .Scwcil. J
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PHILLIES vs. CINCINNATI i
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POLO TODAY, 4 P. M.
AT
Philadelphia Country Club
Hill NI'KC'lAI, MATt'H
rauquier County Country Club
vs
Philadelphia Country Club 1st
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. rUi. r.irk 'IrelVv te Woeiliilile 1'nrk
I'rci.ten 0100 Went 1071 mm
lOE PALACE
4.1TII AM) JIARKKT hTni'.KTH
Trout aalil wtroiildliet run-Wv will run
BOXING
Philadelphia Championships
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I.Hill rU'CKIIlTS
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Second KlimJnailen Hound
Tuesday Eveninir, June 20th
8 O'CLOCK
COOLEST .PLACE
IN CITY
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