IT?- V f -' " '.W?
VC.Y-.I
iKM'ttfc-
.WrtT7. . . ' "I" "W' ' '' .. .... I '' ' I'WUljW i III , ,. . ,i , J i I 'ii in II I hi i in, ii i, jM
1SV
P.
ni
M
5?J
1
m
1.
i
20
,
EVENING PUBLIC. LEDER-PHfCADELtHIA; TUDY, "TOKB3i 102 ' t-V' '" ' ' ' ' ?x7''' tV
' . . , ... , ; : i - ' . " ,,.., -1 iri
Geerge Cartwright, New President qf Phila. Baseball Association, Suspends TwentywSix Qui
TBILL TILDEN GIVES
LE!
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
SON IN TENNIS!
NATIONAL IJiAOtT.
PHILS IMPROVED
Hew Mella Bjurstedt Mallery
" Learned Fundamentals of
Footwork, Stroke, Swing
New Yerk .
St. I.011U
Ilrenklxn .
Cincinnati ,
fit taau . , ,
Pittsburgh .
I'lilltulclplilit
Uosten .
Wen
3(1
. :
. 3.1
;t3
. ai
. 'te
. SI
SI
t r.c.
21
se
at
a i
80
37
,019
.MS
,:eh
.dm)
4H3
.303
Wilt
.03.1
.347
.1.1.1
.313
.r.n.i
.49!
.110
.103
Le'C
.I11U
.331
.330
.MM
.III"
.473
.303
.387
Split
LEARN HOW IT'S
St. Leut .
New Yerk ,
Detroit
Chlr ikii
nniir i Wnslilngten
DUNb lc.elund ..
IIIMOI1
Athletics .
and
ny WILLIAM T. TILDES
World's TennN Champien
Modern tennis Is just about iiO-eO nrt
science. Few of (lie ninny hun
dreds of theunnd4 who piny tennis in
some decree of its true worth realize
tiits fact
consider tennis nothing mere than hit
ting n email ball ncuxs a twh net by
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wen l..t P.O. Win Ln
4.1 33 ,3H3 .SOI .380
. .in :il .331
. 33 31 .330 -.-337
31 32 ,313 ,0'J.J
it.' 31 .183 ...
31 311 .133 .171
28 3(1 .4.17 .453
21 31 .414 .433
.32
.507
.i.ie
424
.400
Split
.431
.410
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
w. i.. r.c. w. t.. r.c.
Itattlmnre 30 17 .743 Terente . 32 30 .471
ItechrMrr 40 27 ,.V)7 Krniltnir 31 10 .37
4er. City 37 3J ,r,33 vriiette. 20 43 .377
HulTille 30 33 .32 Newark 21 45 .313
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
w. i.. r.c. w. i r.c.
IN LAST MONTH
Wen Thirteen and Lest Thirteen
for Best Average of Year.
A's Back Heme
TIGERS GAIN ON BROWNS
QPin:n the parting
Memphis. 44 27 .IIJO lllrm'hnm 33 33 .301
The Rreat majority of people I M"'fift $ g! :i,'3 'Stf,,.
means of n piece of weed hollowed out inci'ntmiii ii's'i .(is
And llllnl in with the internals nf some , J JJ .JJ
n 30 fit ,3.7 Atlanta
43 37 .338 Ch.U'oegii
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
30 38 .III
20 II .114
23 SO .313
, r.c. w. l. r.c.
.C38 rnlnmlms 31 38
."I I.oiiImMIe. 30 311 .43:
prt of an animal, commetio lelened 'Milwaukee 38 :n ,3j.i Teledo 23 41 .313
te as cat. It is true. h7 b A""" I i:.sti:bn i.unvr.
CC'sfttl tennis plner of the enlinn, w. i r c W I, r C
dub team clns even, one mu-t be able Lv, nfl,M1 33 tH i Wntrrbury 28 2ii .Mii
I 28 23 .311 SnrltirllJ,! It 31
llrhlKrpert 28 211 .510 l'llclilmri: 20 33
18
377
te nut the ball into tne oppeucni ihimicii 11:1 ti.t aiiihiu 2320.41:
nmrt. lint te rKe te any heisht in the , ,"".',""";
game one nuit knew net enlj hew te de
it but hew it is done.
t A vcrv interested but rather ignorant
Veuiir lady once nketl William A.
I.arncu. tnen riininpieu 01 .wiu-i-u-u.
what he considered the met Important ,
thine in tennis. Mr. Lamed niisweiedi
ivlth the utme Krnity. "Put the hall 1
ever the net into our opponents
court." ,. t ,,
iKar be it from me te contradict Mr.
Tiarned en any matter pertaining te
the game, but I would like te amend
Ms remark by nddiiiR. "And knew hew
jju de it."
Reaching an Art
Tit is eny te knew hew te de n let of
things, but te knew hew ou de it and
te explain it te ethers is an art of the
highest kind. Geerge Aguter. profes prefes profes
nlennl of the West Side Tennis Club
in New Yerk, and in my opinion the
leading instructor in America, is no
greater master of stroke than man
men. but he is gifted with tin abilU
te impart his knowledge. A striking
example of this power of Mr. Aguter s
js shown in the case of Mrs. Mella
Bjurstedt Mallerj. national champion.
"When Mrs. Mallery came te Apieric.i
in the later winter of 111 L her tennw
was purely a one-streko game her
terrific forehand drive.
During the seai-en of 1!H. she
realized that she must hae a
backhnnd ttreke and turned te
Aguter te receive instruction. In the
fall of 1015 and spring of 1010 she
worked steadily and with the opening of
the season her game had improved
nbeut "13." owing te her having ac
quired a beautifully developed baek
Vinml wiinr 1II1I A"iiter cive her? Net
raceuct technique, for Mella Itjurstcdt
liand'ed her racipiet almost perfectry
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL l.lACli:
l'hllllr., et HiMtnn, 3.
Chlrnce, Oi rlttilitin;h, 4.
Cinrlnn.itl, 7 st. IeiiN, 4,
llreckljn-Nc Yerk, net nrlinltUrd.
ArrniCAN i.i:.nrn
New Yerk, Oi llmtnn, 4,
Clcirluml. (1, st, 7uls, 0.
Only KiimCH echriluleil.
INTERNATIONAL LEAdCH
.lerev CltJ, 5 Hemline. 0.
HulTiiln, 3t Ileelieter, 2.
Terente, Ai sjr.xime, 1.
Other trams wen- net nehritiilril.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
IiutlnnnpeIN .": Cnhunlius. 2.
Telriln. 2i Iuls(IIc. O.
Other clubs net neliediiled.
SOCTHKKN ASSOCIATION
Atlnntn, Oi New Orlrnns, 3.
I.lttln Kerk. 3t Clintt itHWKu. 2.
Mehllp, It IllrmlnKlinin. 3.
tltJirr (lulls net Hrlieilnleil,
KASTKKN UUOUE
WalerbtTj. 2i I'lt li'mrc, 1.
llnrtrnrd. 2i llrldcrlicrt. 0 (11 lnnlncs).
Alhim. Hi MirlnzlleM. 0,
New ll.ucn, 7s rilt-'llfli. 0.
TODAY'S CARD
NATIONAL I.KARl'G
I'hlllle. at New Yerk,
Ilruukl'ii ut lttntnn.
Clmlnnutl ut st. Ixiub.
l'lttsliiirEh at Chlr.ice.
AJITIIICAN LEAOVE
Iloxten nt I'hlliidrliiliti) (two mimes).
St. Ienls nt Clrtrlintl.
Chlmcn ut IKtelt.
Ne Yorkvnslilnjiten, net wliedulcd.
I NTKRXAT1 ON A L LC.V 0 VK
Il.ilttniere, ut 'Nemirk.
UcadlnK ut JerRev Cltr
, Rwhester at BtuTnle.
L'EFTY" NOLAN REGAINS
HIS OLD HITTING FORM
Manager of Flelsher Yarners Climbs
in Batting Averages
Harry "Lefty" Nelan, manager of
the Flelsher team, has just struck Ills
stride and has climbed te second In
the batting averages of the Yarners.
lie is hitting the old apple nt a ..'"!)
clip and Is only outdistanced by Sec
ond llasnman .lehnny Scott, who has
a percentage of .lli'J.
Nelan has been in the .-100 class
every jear since he became a promi
nent figure in local baseball. Even
with the old Petter Club he was a
terror te the onneilnc Ditchers, but
since he joined Il.irrewgate he has'
neer been below .400. After he nult I
Ilarrewgate he went te Merchant Phlp, I n.c h
but rejoined his teammates before the ' !1"rv
season was ever.
He was considered the best first
sacker cer at Nativity and had n rec
ord of fourteen straight hits. While
with Natlvltv he also played en Tues
dnjs and Thursdays at Toms River
with Frank Pn.rklnsen and Will Con Cen Con
rey. Lnst jear he started nt ISrldes
burg, but drifted te Flelsher and bat
ted at it .401 gnit. lie returned this
yenr, and when Tem Walker icslgncd
was made mnnager.
Nelan is also n soccer star of note,
lie has always been with a cham
pienship team, having plajed with Vet-
lie m:rel gave her the fundamentals of
the backhand stroke position, footwork
and swing. Kery person wha i-, will
ing te work hard enough attennis, te
learn the four eutstandixig cardinal
points, can become n goejl player. I de
net mean any one enn become another
McLoughlin. Williauw or Johnsten,
i'lnvcrs like these men arc net only
Htudcnts of the gape, but they are en
dowed with tenni; instinct that enables
ti"""- te de alnsW superhuman things
tinder tly-tx8itcment of a big match.
Whnt must cery tennis plaer truly
understand te succeed?
First. Footwork.
Second. Position.
Third. Ileciiiet technique.
Fourth. Keep jour eye en the ball.
Fcotweric
Let us consider .hat is meant by
footwork. Footwork is nothing mere
than "balance." It is weight control.
Every game where speed is essential
depends en footwork. The first bae
wnn in baseball regulates his footwork
According te the direction of the threw
he Is te receive. The back in football
muRt always have his feet going cer
rectly when he receives the puss, if he 1
Js te gain. The golfer's "stance" is a I
matter of great importance. The tennis
player must be equnllv careful.
It Is owing te William Johnsten's '
perfect foetwoik that he is enabled te
ploy the ua I en the ricing Uounce. 1 Praiis. Merchant Shin. Welfenden-i"
Every shot in tenns should he made shore nnd Ascension, teams that wen I
wini me ueuy ui rijui mime-. 10 1 1 tIl0 p(.nnnt each jear In their league
net nnd the weight coming into the T)0 rieuber nvernges follew:
Dau at it is int. rer example, te unve
ktrnleht ileu 11 thp sldi line from theiSeett, second ba
Kn 1 n fitrlit-.linnil pnllrf i(T torvire 'Nelan, tlret bilBH
,.. . ,,B," ,, " ,, ., : McNeil.
conceive 01 me sine line as one sine 01
n parnllelegram, e.icli toot at right
guest, but give
him his Just dues. The I'hilllcs left
this morning for New Yerk, when- they
open n scries with the (Hants, after
which they make the circuit.
In one month the men of llhelm
hnve shown n reversal of form thnt
presages much geed for the future, pro
vided It is continued. On May 27 the
Phils steed in eighth place, live games
nway from seventh. Today they are
I'lilnvlnp n neim nf thp linsphall sun-
3,ll1. t,t em.n.itl, tilnrtn nflni nTlP nf tnP
,.ii,v III iLlllllll i.ittvi- ,..V. v.... - .--
? t 1. ... . .1. .! f-r
i eesi iiuiniiis since liun.
Thirteen games were wen and as
I ninny lest, including jesterday's
I 1 Humph, the fifth straight eer the
I Uravcs. Tliis is n record that Cap
j tain Art Fletcher nnd his mates can
be well proud of.
I A month age the figures steed 11
1 wins nnd 2.'1 dtfeafs, and this morning
they read 21 victories and Hit ievcres,
1 The start came with the Dodgers, with
whom they halved n two-game series.
The nevt scries with the Giants re
sulted in a three-te-two win. The
iJfdgers captured the next two and
nothing, and the Pirates did the nme
thing in another nbbievlnted serie.".
One gnnic wns wen and three lest te
.1... ..h.l.. n.i.l .. ..n.. n.1,1 1A tL ,1
I I III' Vltlllt illlll fcl' llll III1U UIIU lUfl IU
the iteds. u lit i-tits naivcu n two
game sprps nnd the Uravcs lest all
live, llroeklyn wen an odd gntne Sun
day. King Gets Help
Jimmy King was aided and abetted
bv some sterling hitting en the part
of his helpers jesterday, giving him his
second victory of the series ever the
l.racs. Fifteen hits, Including Cy
Williams' tenth of the season nnd his
third in as many plnving days, came
from the bludgeons of linker's hirelings,
off Miller. Watsen and Ilraxten. the
I lliaves' hurlers.
Williams led in the offense with his
aforementioned homer and a double and
single. Uapp. Parkinson, Wnlkcr, Lee
mid Ilenliue eneli had a pnir of batting
average boosters.
Cennie Mack nnd his Athletics are
with us from tednv en fet almost a
month, after a read trip ns disastrous
as the Phillies ever a month age. Five
games were wen en foreign soil and
thirteen lest. With the long home stay
and n chance te recoup his forces, Mack
mav get up above the cellar before long.
The sciies starting today with the
Red Sex Is a most important one, for It
means either going deeper into the
depths or getting out for nt lenst u
breathing spell. Three gnmes separate
the Macklets, who a month nce were
I battlinj for third place, from the Sex
in seventh.
Need IMtchlng
Rellie Naylor, judging by his per
formance against Washington last week,
is returning te form, while Fddie Rom Rem
mel Is also in geed shape after his Ill
ness. If Reb Hasty, Rrjiin Harris,
Lefty Moere nnd Heimach can show a
reversal of form the team Is bound te
move higher. The offensive strength
is there, and defenicly the teafn has
shown better tlmn any in the last eight
years.
The annual June Influx of collegians
is expected te get under way today out
Shibe I'ark. elfe, the Lebanon
rnllcgi.in who Vaewcd last
summer, is expected te report ready for
Jut). This will give Mack three south
paw .
Tlie Tigers gained a half game en the
Rrewns in the lii-st-plnce battle lejal
In the American, and lest a half te the
Yankees, Cobb's merr, stick wlelders
are new four nnd a half games back of
the lop rung of the ladder, and one and
n half behind the sucend-p'uee Yanks.
It all happened jcstirduy, while the
T.Mrers were Idle.
The Yanks, thanks te heavy swatting 1
by I'nhe Ituth and Hub Shaw key, I
scored a hair-ialslng ninth inning er- I
diet ever the nmbltleus Red Sex. The
Babe knocked out his eighth homer of
the season off his old teammate Jack
Qulnn, with two pals en the bases.
Shaw-key shot one Inte unoccupied
territory in the ninth thnt aided him jn
winning the game. Lnwten "Whltey"
Witt, who formerly cavorted regularly
in Shikc Park, was given n quantity of
geld by his fellow townsmen.
One for C'otcleshie
Stnnny Cevclcskle hurled one of his
geed, gnmes ngalust the Drowns and they
were whitewashed. Six hits, nil sent-'
tcrcd, were ninde off the Shnmekln, lad
during the nine frames. Pructt, the
young ce.lcglnn, hurled n fair article of
bnll, but was tumble te get the ball past
the batters in pinches.
Pat Meran's pesky Reds have evl
dently gotten rid of their slump in
which they were when here. They
smacked the Cardinnls yesterday en
Stnnny Keek's great hurling, and
moved Inte fourth place In the stand
ings. Portion wns en the mound for
the Cnrds nnd he was touched lively
from the start.
The Cubs played n game, uphill bat
t'c and defeated the Pirates, who ap
parently arc getting down in the
depths, by hammering .Morrison in the
Inte, innings. Four hits nnd a couple of
errors proved costly te Stuclnnd in the
fourth, but from then en he ccttlcd
down 'and pitched excellent bnll.
M. E. SMITH NINE TO
PLAY BALTIMORE TEAM
Pitcher Zephl Will Oppose Colored
Stars at Tenth and Butler
The Marshnll E. Smith bnscbnirtcnra,
which is breezing along and hanging up
n few records in the independent ranks,
meets the Baltimore lllnck Sex tonight
nt Tenth and Rutler streets. It is the
i first time the store boys and colored lads
nave clashed this year. Jn their only
contest last season the Smith team wns
returned n winner.
Mnnngcr Jack Mays announces thnt
he will use ns his battery Zephl nnd
Fdwnrds, who formerly played with
Donevan-Armstrong. Fdwnrds has de
veloped into one of the best catchers
in the city, while Zephl has wen all
three gnme.s hurled against Spring City
Royersford, llrldgeten nnd Monmouth,
of Gloucester. In the Spring City
game he yielded but two hits and six
In the ethers. '
The Smith team, while beaten In two
week-end games witli Emails, wns well
received by the up-State fans, wlnJ agree
it was the best club that appeared there
all enr. The Sunday score was 2 te 1.
Buck Hcnratty, the slugging second
J baseman, has had seven successive hits,
getting inrec en euiuruuy unu lour en
Sunday.
Beets and Saddle
Horses which seem best at Lntenla
today arc :
First race, Leuis A., May Bedine,
Arrowhead ; second, Kingslere, Prince
Tlltli. In Memerium; third, Georgette,
Tulnne. Billy Star; fourth, Jeanne
P.ewdrle, Lady Mether, Naughty Nisba';
fifth. Brotherly Leve, Blarney Stene,
Sands of Pleasure; sixth, Glcnllvet,
Slanderer, Mayer Carrell; seventh,
Chnrline, Escnrpelette, Wnlnut Hall.
Hamilton First rnce, J. K. L. Ress
entry, Buckwhent, Sly Fex; second,
War Togs, Enrice Caruso, St. Paul;
third, Flewcfful, Amber Fly, Ocean
(.'rest; fourth, Register, Parisian Dia
mond, Dresden; Jifth, Hidden Jewell,
ltedmen, Ablaze ; sith, Pasteral Swain,
Kentish Bey, Fnnnle Benn ; seventh,
Natural, Rhjnicr, Roseate.
Arqueiltict First race, Martingale,
Better Luck, Pennen ; second, Saddle
and Beets. Overtake, Avispa ; third
(Castlcten Illghwelght Handicap), Nat
uralist. Oriele. Big Heart; fourth, True
Filer, Blanc Selng, I'npllen ; fifth, Billy
McLaughlin, Thimble, Excuse Me;
sixth, Jaunebnr, Treviscet, Vcnczeles.
third bane
Itablneer rlRht Held
sutten catther
ri-nt-r field
rliteD .
t nd .
Mi Kentv mti-hcr
Meehan, pitcher
Uileshauer, nucher .
lieckenberry, Micher
angle te it forming two ether sides nnd ' IvaTker. she:
jour body as the remaining side. The I raruett'. lefi
ball should be lilt about three and one ene
Italf feet from jour body diiectly in the
center of your swing.
Your weight should shift from
your right (or back) feet te jour
ft (or front) feet at the instant
of hitting the ball. If ou shift
your weight before hitting the ball ou
tend te pull the ball te the left or tre--cnurt.
If Jen keep our wiiglit b.jik
rn the right feet wm tend te slice t'.e
ball off te the right out the side liu"
Fer jour straight backhand drive simply
reverse the position of umr right and
left ftct, thus hit tins off jour left feet
-while you nre facing off the ether ship
line. At you wish te hit cress-court
pbift your weight n shade sooner se it
tends te cress the center of jour swing
before the bnll Is hit, while, you nd
vnnce your front feet closer te the si"
line than your back feet unci thus pull
the ball
O Ail
33 Ml
U 177
33 134
37 lis
3'1 147
.'! 104
I"! 1(1
4 J K,-,
13 47
1 1 43
14 49
5 0
H
42
3 l
28
23
1's
JO
14
18
II
3
4
0
II
t'.l
07
.'it
43
nn
nil
;u
.".0
13
H
Ae
4J2
371' l
373
.3111
.Mil
,34l
H07
301
277
.JS'l
.141
,000
Rl h- .i.Uknn ItlCW! Vi. MOI .- fl
MS9&Ul8l
s
43TII AND MARKET STREETS
They Tried te Step Us
We Will Run
5AJI
SAGEL SIGNS PLAYERS
Mr. Tllden's next -initie -will take up
the. ether points in the "I-'iiudaiuentals
of a Geed Tenuis Game."
CanriuM, lilt, Jy Public Ledger Cnmpanj
Manager of Audubon Travelers Se
cures Twe Woodbury Stars
P.in Sagel's fnt tiaveling Aiuiuhni
Ttnelers Ixut Kiv Harber In-t Sun
ilaj in a game plajed in one hi.ur and
tour minutes b the score of II te 2 at
the hitter's greurds.
Dan has signed up two mere play
ers well known In Seuth Jersey tn
Mever nnd Snyder, of Woodbury team.
The Tiavelers Jmvc lest but one game
this sensen and nt the clip the boys are
going Dan hopes te turn in ,i bunch of
lctorles ever the up-State clubs en his
I'ennsjlvunia mining town trip .nj
club desiring one of the fasti t ti n
cling clubs in Seuth Jersey for Sun
day or twilight should write at can
to Dan Sigel, rl(l Ludlow stuet.
BLACKISTON
erNC. .ion
BORRELL
TOV.IY
CHARY
1 1IITI.Y
FITZGERALD
,70E
NELSON
JACK
VS.
VS.
vs.
O'BRIEN
JIMMY
GIBBONS
OEOI'.C.K
XT
Anvp.imF
Abrew
Cellar
A COLLAR THATfe RIGHT
FOR THE KNOT THAT'S
TIED TIGHT J J M
duett Jeabedj & Ce. IncJlhy.N.r.
KY
Scraps About Scrappers
rtcrrrul bailnc niitilim nrvl a Initie rnvnl
In te U IncluJeil en the prenriim of n smoker
Ien by the Hely Name Seil. Men of "u! -Pt.
Jehn's Church, Thirteenth strtet ahm
Chegtnut Mreet tomorrow niKtt Tin
Cullihan lll referee anil liebhv llarrett
Will have charge of the battle reiul.
Soldier HntarM will eet atarteil nt the
Cambria Club Friday n'icht. Jlu will box
In the imml-flnnl te the titnniev XVIIIIh
Temmy Oelden bout. MIKe Kuwalskl lll
be the eulillci's uppunent.
Ynunc Sherlock rlte that IMille Ednnrds
I his manatter .Sherlock Ii n fHiitheriveiir.it
and doesn't bar any eiw hi. weluht.
BI DeiiKlns, a promoter from Miami, da.
Is Btaulnu' neeklv Krlday nlirht vtrestllns
ahews ut Oarden I'ler, Atlantic City
Jack RreiMllrn. local trainer of boxers, has
ken ever the niunuicerlal reins of the bns
tull team of Third ami Monrne streets
fieoedles challenues Illehth and AVnlnut
fleets nnd EWhth nnd Vine ttreets te u
tries of vamea.
local Nnttrn bantnm. will heln
:invr Edwards also celnreil. mm
ei ine oesi tiejs ins wewni m .-sew unman ,
when they meet In the sar bout uf elKht
rounds at the National here tomorrow nln'it
Other tieuts fSkuxirle Murray vs Jack Her
ian, Ilattllnir renrem a. Kid Cotten. Kid
mbe vs. Joe llreun and bullur tipair s
jTLl Williams.
Thursday nlrht will be the epenlns nf the
Dixie Theatrn ns the Mnmistink A C
where Je Kenmdy nnd IVte Tjrrell iji
etnijn wivkly alums, lVik M Her s, Jacll
t'lnr." Is the Hnal Dinny ltedii"s n dm
Kiniin, t'ete nau n jeiiicm uuniii
:vUevern vs, Yeuiur Tem siturKey and
'lOM.OWINfi TIIKOl fill"
The Kulf links are rreded these fine Fum
mer duvs, both with amateur and prices
siiin.il pliyera IJvery muve of mt rum te
the levers of the name la iflven proper no ne
t te written bv that aut' jrit rrank Ml.
Crarken f " the readers of the riuia
I.ri'.m 'Make It a Habit .Idi.
vs. MITCHELL
JIMMY
vs. MENDO
Prices, SOc, lfL50
Ticket nt Ire I'atarei 1432 M, Tenn .Sn,j
Craudull'M, ''111 H. Still I.scust tluar Ce.,
1H S, Siili .Mllnaiuew, 6910 Murkrti
I'nwrltnn ( life. 34 H. let Ii t The Muli, S3
S, Ellin Murphy & llmuinell, 1GUI I. an
i iti-r e.
Philadelphia Championships
Second Elimination Round
TONIGHT, JUNE 27TH
COOLEST PLACE
IN CBTY
B
Kid Heets.
Introdure Danny Edwards
rrrv friiriTTT- t'nrmmm sym ' -y-
. Ill WAkA; ,.J,3';l:ffe
Camp out with your automobile
bout ft
Clxl 1
overt
ellyvi
ifollvvieoa VJ. Wlllttv Jllriaevern r
Camp out with your automobile
Sleep wherever you like. Move en whenever you like.
Come see our complete line of auto bcd.s, tents, cetH, nnd
all kinds of camp furniture.
v a nip if Sporting Goods
TLTVDLER LEONARD
Championship Contest
Jersey Cily, July 27
Special trains, consisting of
Pullman and Dining Cars, will
leave Heading Terminal 4:45
P. M. (Daylight Time), nrriv
ing Jersey City G:30 I M.
Muke Pullniun lteserrn lteserrn
tlens early nt city ticket
n III c r, 1341 Chestnut
Htreet.
IMienes I.erust 4081-40S2
I'lill iIliiHsnuin's special trains will
leave It ending Terminal, heBlnnlnc;
SiUO 1. M. (Daylight Time).
Purclmse rallrenil a n tl
fight tickets curl)-, ns
Philadelphia quota Is
limlteil.
CHOICE SEATS
nt reiriilnr prlcea no premiums.
Oft SALE TODAY
Harry G. Drewn,
1105 Colonial Trust Bldg.,
1.1th and Market Streets
l'liune, I.eciiHt 4001
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
P.B.A.TAKESF
11
STANDONBOOKINGS
Will Net, Listen te .Pretests in.
Future Unless Copy of
Contract Is Filed
26 CLUBS ARE SUSPENDED
By WILLIAM S. DALLAS
TUB Philadelphia Baseball Associa
tion lias started te function. Only
In office a few days, Geerge Cartwright,
the new president, has quickly dis
covered the main reason why se mnch
trouble has existed since the opening
of the season.
Complaints have been few except In
one matter, the booking of games. All
pretests te the Beard -of Governors cen
ter around this one subject. This was
breuRht out when Father Lynch, of the
St. ThemiiH team, of Wilmington, pro
tested several contests regarding the
money his tram should hnve received.
Beth the Wilmington pastor and the
ether parties concerned were at variance
either regarding the figures at which the
garnet were booked or the terms of the
contests, but no one had anything In
writing.
President Cartwright said he saw
through the whole thing clearly, and as
n result the Beard of Governors went en
record in ordering all booking agents
and managers te file with the secretary
of the P. B. A. a verification of games
arranged with the amount of guarantee
nnd rain 'guarantee if stipulated, and
unless this Is done no pretest en the
Heme-Run Hitters
in Yesterday's Games
AMKStCAX LEAGUE
Yenter- Season's
day Total
Math, New, Yerk
Shanker. New Yerk. . . i . . 1 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE
William, rhUlle. 1 10
Crals. Bantett 1
LEAGUE TOTALS ,-.
American Lencae ,....'...... 18
National League 109
game in question will be later heard.
With a verification of every contest
booked there can be little trouble in the
future. ,
Twenty-six Clubs Dropped
The session wns a lengthy one and
did net termtnnte until 1 A. M. The
subject of delinquent teams was dis
cussed nnd the president said It was
about time te have things running en n
business basis, A number of teams have
been continually notified of debts in
curred and no notice is taken of the
notification.
As a result twenty-six clubs wcre
dropped, the most prominent of which
Is the Harry A. Mackcy team. The
manager of the club la P. J. O'Brien,
first vice president of the association,
nnd thn suspension automatically re
moves him from office.
The ether teams suspended follew:
Moorestown, Delnnce. Forty-eighth
Ward, Gartner, Liberty Stars, Media
A. A.. Mitchell-Fletcher. Merrill.
Nashville Giants, iXicctewn, Northeast!
Profs, North l'cnn, rcinnm SSitK Sex,
Paradise, Philadelphia Colored Yanks,
People's Iteynl Boosters, Philadelphia
Giants, Heynl Stars', Philadelphia
Tigers, St. Celumbn, Stern A. C,
Thornten-Fuller, United Tretcstant
Fellowship and West Berlin.
Only the payment of the bills ren
dered egaintt them will restore the clubi
te membership.
SPHAS in northwest
Seuth Phila. Team Will Play iar
tram Park at 30th and Columbia
The Seuth Philly Hcbrewcs nqs one
of the most pepulnr teams In the city
nnd have proved it. They play down
town and In West Philly and new Jlhe
uptown fans want them te' represent
that 'section. . ...
As a result Mnnager Eddie Gottlieb
lms secured the Merrill field, at Thirt
ieth street and Columbia avenue, for
this evening, and the visiting team will
be Bnrtram Park.
The Sphns recently played en the
Merrill grounds nnd made a decided hit.
Manager Gottlieb will likely play one
night' n week en the Brewery town field.
Football at New Hampshire
Durham, N, II., June 27. The football
schedule et New Hampshire College, just
made nubile, provides (or nine games, In
cluding contest! with AVest Point and Cor Cer
nell. The schedule la as, fellows, game te
be played here unless otherwise designated!
September 23. United mates Marines; 80,
Bates; October 7. Norwich; 14, Cernell, at
Ithaca: 21. United States Military Academy.,
at West Point; 28, Massachusetts Agricul
tural College, at Amhersts November 4,
Vermont; 11. University of Mains at Man
chester: 18. Bosten, University.
FIVE TOURNEY BOUTS
. TONIdHTAT rauel
Second-Round r, Elimination
laokltten a Pett Entry
Five beuta are khedutut .ai.u
the aecend round elimination teurJ1
ing at the Ice Palace. Baifci53V,t
ten, welterweight, li a pest entry W:
he will take the place of Je 3.$'
in meeting -Yeuni Jack O'Brien t
AU'ef the mlttmen. excepting w",
son, who were te have !.. Tis
ralace last Tuesday night, are te S
near this evanlnv. ni TFn
i ,j Ti ' em met'
was held last week, in whlen ti?
Perry eliminated Billy Define V&1
bantamweight division. e ,n V
The bantam bout te be decMj JH
night wllNfaa- between Jee NtfSfSl'
,lmmy Mende .Seuth Philadelphia tf.
'" . "i-weignt mstew
Temm7,..!iar?,, ". P-wrae nuSM
nnti wniiey citzgeraid will tsk3 J
Bar Mitchell.. ,The ether JjiSr' S 1
.ni i 1 . ii ., . " snsj i
win u"i Meuirr xeung Jee , Jji'
reu uuu eimiujr uiDuens. H
Hfl
lliVD Underwear js
Identified by.fhis ,
Red Woven label
i0m00m
MADE FOR THE
BESTRETA1LTRADC
THB
HMtHvHtlVStklCfvtiUnleiOmM
Ne Underwear
WRVJX without it
M.V.D. COMPANY, NCWYOMt
; jjjfe y-
immSfm ,..; ,
BssasMasaaaaaaaaasmt.- '-
ssli. ' 'i
aatKHIA'
I sHsKrBjBalsft
I gfafJH I SW SS-S-S-tB
lsDi srdlaaaaasB'.1'
aaVBaay 9 ibbbV r' .
WW H mm
2jBaaaW?? I'
one-eleven
cigarettes
sdV a-
JBBH H H
'bbbbbH bbbbbH H
1 H H js&M. M
WWi mm mmw liL4mmW&
ffT I I 11 M
Three Friendly
Gentlemen
".A
TURKISH
BURLEY
VIRGINIA
The secret of its success is in
every
quality
there.
package the superior
which its makers put
Try a package today
C9 Guaranteed bjr
Shjts JrwJvea
(ffieeQ kU
,- j . i w'
a4
I NOOKBORATID
FIFTH AV
NtwyeRKcrrr,
if
m
'.'i
Vl
loll
-"1
.1
'JSi
I
'i'li
yfc'i
v.
if:
H
V
4
a
T-.V- "-7-C-L ." -" ' - . -r-.-. .
sicer nuLiuirs.
s
,
S's
iSii,iiSfV'jt.Ji?j,
0-iMA
Ci-f " et
, lv Kt l '-..'..)1 JXA?jW "I .
'(', S
5jw
-tt J
.
ifcXi
Ksai
7