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BUG LEDGEU-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUSTE 30! 1922
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WHITE SOX EXHIBIT
WONDERFUL FORM IN
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(n Twenty-three Days G!easen's Team H' ins Sixteen Out
of Twenty-two Games- Athletics Bach in Seventh
Place as Phils Linger en Hrinli
CQUNTKP it" n la-M-plnce )ellnlltj mid mini mini for iiimii n tin- .ort
team In tlir AuuTlrnn l.cnRUf. Kid i:iennii' White S, :uv tntlsi iln
wonder team of the junior ilrculi
After the World S,'rl" of HMD t lit- Whit.- Se were In III repute, lint II
took well mi In I he lii-ii mmiin hcleiM tin' dm cpiieii of Cli'elli'. .Ineksen nnd
tlielr pnl was dlTinered I'urt of llie season of Ui'JO win "ill i ecful and.
with the pennmit In -icht. after tin- sensational disi limnes. !lenen wax feri ed
te tine rookie in hi-, line-up. With another iietinniit a possibility. mm-miuI
place wn the bcM possible after William' and the se-i-nlled Hlui'lt Se weie
forced out of ercanlri'd luisehnll
Thefce Hind. Se lad "old out then uiuiiitiijs in the World Si'iie for ,i
pet of Kehl (lenen a retiuned manaRer te lle down the iinavery
reputation of the l'.il'.i team, mid teiln.x Chicice fans mil-. t feel that he h.n
done te.
When it wit" made known that he hnihured !i nuiid'er of men who had
(old III team's ihnniex In the World Series iuiUum t'ltieiiinall, nnd t lie were
(subsequently (isin(rd. (ileaen vent out hn smuts- te eeuili the hushes iitnl
try the Mirk" fiem .Maine te t'alifernln te linns talent in I he second rlt.v of
tne I'nlted State- tlint would regain its Iem prcMlsi' m baseball.
The ciTeils of the ninls mid the friend1' of (ilen'-en and t'e:niske pteved
tllltlc nml the While Sex of l;is jejn ne toned te he lentem with
venth idnee, the Athletti" alone ptewni; worse in the pereent.ise of c.iinei
en nnd lest
TIlM j en I the pte-peetx were the ntne. 'The t.'li!). lnttid lit ns It did
r year lelne same after cutue nnd Inning the teeltni; that I'.chtli plaee
lone would held them from dropping out of (he lengne.
On June (J the Willie Sex weie deep In Inst p'ltte, whete the eilti,- had
laced thrin hefete the se,-ion opened. The ,ildeil were hattlim: ter a
lace In the miii nnd it looked like the rellar fei ('hii-age, a elty that hadn't
en n lnst-plnee fain for nian. mau ear.
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& If K t? mnikftt i In ihamie in Ihr White ej. .M.uii,;, In .,;. 1I1111
- f rtarfnl n utnnnii ft ruth "il' Inn camnl llfm hji In Ihiitl ;d'iee
J in fie lenfir tfaintnuf ii'ld ir n) Iht ln'il iinmli in tithes hmiui'
k'' etrr n siimlm nrctct.
Then Came the Hurlcrs
IjEASON lel Plek Ken. enr of the hest hur!er hi the Auietlian I.eaKue
and ti man who lefi.ted the his offers et the camlileix in l'.il'.i. et
bmt'key would net meet hi- Mitnrv demands for the l'.li'j scn.eu. Kather
tan aerept the offer made 1 the old man Ken joined the independents and
ftft (Jlen'en tint
E', The Kid was undi'innreil He get held of liehei t-en. new Known n the
Wperfeet game plieher." einnj;ed 1 ledge into a tirst-rate hurler. taught Koekle
Eeverette eneuRh te make him a first-string pit. her and heucht Kerdle S' hupp,
fjeast-eft of the I'.ioekl.ui Dedgeis, from one of the American A.nc i.itien
amp.
Frem April 11' until .lune ti the White Sex looked '.l.e a lit-phue team.
he Athletn s wne si,extng a decided unpieiement in form The sale ei ,lee
tltisnn, the pimping jai k brought Ming Miller and .1 ditlemit team Tim
locals were lwittline ter third plai e and the (i!e.is,inites were ,11. 1;j that they
(lldn't fall out of the league Then came the 1 hang" ter t'hii.ige
After a disastrous Kntrn tri)i the Sex teturned home and inclined uec.d
Unblti, In ether words, they surprised the home folks hy winning ball games
g The Yankees, with Babe Kutli, lsltnl the Wmdv t'ttj and stored three
lns out of four fiem Glpnen s tribe The Hnl Se were next and. te the
iiirprise of the baseba'l world nnd Chlmse In pnrth u!.u , the White Sex took
Kuir straight games Tl:e pltciiers started working perteitly and the battels
tjt when safeties menut runs.
Jj' Thnt wit the beginning. The Mm kmen were :i"xt and tliev lest thr'e
ltt of four. Nayier was the winning hurler of the Mm I, men after three of
(in brothers had been batted hard find often.
'&' Washington piit 11 four-game series. Then came the West vs West
jJlTle. which ienl' proved that (;leaeu had a team that hud eensidetable
capabilities.
t' Tn.s Speaker and Ins mates, anxious te get ;1 pin, m n the baseball sun.
(let the Sex. and te the surprise of the baseball world lest t.uir m might game-!
That meant pitihing nutherlt and hatting power w tar a the White Sex
pre i-eneerned Thei proved thnt they had both b dropping the Tigers two
tfrnixht after thej bad moved ime third plaee. Teda they are enjoying th
ftelings thnt go irim being a contender for first plni ei
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S X.K's'ON Jm all the aleii- u-ith FaLcr. n ictemn; Helierl'im.
jrtrrrttc ami Uniine. roekiri, ami .W,i,ip. ,1 f?ia;,ic leamif nit
iff. lie irnn listen gamti nut e; firrnf;, tu 0 in ttrrntu-thrn dnyi.
a rrrenl thnt hni net hern eunltd by any imm in ether inejnr Irwjue
today, (iieuiiin ilnrrrrt the erclit ami if m rwhly hn.
t's Bark in Seventh Again
pONMK MAt'K and Lis Athleti. s, 8fter a t w ent -foiir-heiir sojourn in
J last p'n.-e. regi.ned seventh pin. e psterda. Itelhe Naylnr pitde-.i ,.ne
of his le.iiS ,,n, "nine, and .am" through with n one-sided rl. tnty He
iriu cue lien ..v '.1 hum p'ern lilts, enough 1.1 wtn
sumrs, 111:1 net ' ne w i Nnjler was p. t. lung Ke
Hlf Visitors ttiM'ess
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"tnnMl lt .t tV nml t.itfmifN.I PI...A. sJ...i.k 1.. j
., . . ' ' l.nu'-i I--IIIHII, III' til
r"'""' "' '"""" n """" ni" "'"I (i'erge ltrt a triple, from wh!. ', the
WS'J '"' "I. 1" '!" ninth a .mip'e of hit nnd intiebi ,. ,,.,.
& 'Ihr M 1. kiii-n ' ,. t',e, hartmg ..nihrs en getting e'even safeties most
If them ,. the p,, h ;,. M,.r hniI a 1Pp ,, a ,,(lllll w(irn thi,v
inetli,ng. U .ilk. r had ,. pnir of elnglep. and tJalleway had the same Hung
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S flllfK v'nie,l another maimfieent game at the tnil field, pulliua
V l0M,,c f tuck-up, nnH thnthnp thrnir, thnt kepi ,he tarn en
n erl,,e 7 Ac NeHfnrni lad' 1 hitting ttreak m the series nn.r n,mh,.,i
V$ nine in the lour ijiimei.
Phils Lese, hut Keep Heads High
fieerge Snmii st.n ted for the
THK rblln le.t yesterday and did the Uraves. whi-h means that linker's
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tiuin, 1 m , ..-.- OH'Hii l,II(n(j jer Tilt
pi lief, and allowed the pnee..eing i;ia,us m runs n, ,CI1 hit. In seven
tuning. I.nt.. wm,. ,0 l.i. ,lt. nnd vn ten. bed f.v, n bit m the eigl.th
On the ether sde of , .riisr ,h ,.,, serrrriM, , thpp f L
ft" ti, , " '"",n- """ lk "" n burtlns tre,lk. get, ,. one e. the nuiher
.rl,,l tV 'n'V ' "" '"" n" f'"" ,",!, f th '","1" In 'h" N-tinaj; Crimes
juried the D,,ger t.. a ,1. ten ever the l(ne. .,,,,1 ,, ,'llrii. ,r ,..,., .,
?'$ W,Z ," , ""rp '"n""' Herr.hy m.nde h. sV.-nih homer the first
fiM P'"r"'Ml""" '"'"" l-:rer wetked ler tb, 1. ltlse,ll(,.s.
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Y '. ...M .r.n ,hr il.lmr nl ,he lied r mi l,e;e,en tie
link, nnd .hr rnntar, .Al. ,, .,, ,., ipei (m u
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)Urlgiilii 1 leuiii !.i,N Mn. .,n.
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WfTIt 11 .1 I,-1M'I of tfl" Villi! V
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NOen'h VV 1 rs Odtlup Smarn
Aniirilnrt : I msi ,,,. )n 1, , ij.,1,,, ,
Mr, Moen Heur. I In Warren s... i.i.
Wnr Mask: t'um Sub, I'urii.irven ,
thild Mnwmireu Willinni A. liee liee
renanl : fourth- llilh M. Iuughlln.
Little I'luef Uiiebnie. hftll Ocentii.
ierennder lehn I'aul ,lent': sttth
Bwerp, I lien ill Stat, t'leebei.
'ii e Leading Batsmen
in hath Majer League
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'IiIIt ( hie. m in III: i ; ;,s
smith i. I mils l, ! .Mi -n
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llflllntnn. l-trelt Hi '.'3l Ml :m
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O'Neill. ( pUnd ,; i;t li 111
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Pittsburgh Syndicate Seeks
Heavyweight Beut for Laber
Day at Ball Park '
ENGEL AGREES TO TERMS I
Huh !! Se THtrvfeE- trvwg-Tq kidnap Veu iwre
AWOTrlER OWE1 OF THOSE WEEKEND l-ISrllWi? sUmBOREES.
AEeTdEY-V Awt) YeO'RE IAwtIWff METdEdONEY Stuff
?e I'll Curl iP Awt) t?e iwte A CeiY CeRwEfiTRAnCE
WiiLE YOsAREC?0WE
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lelinite nnnuiineement fiem
Yerk thnt the pinpneil
Deinpsej Wills bout will net be slneed
"until .some time In IMiNl. because of
the tincerlnlnt of n site for the battle."
1 otiversatlen aneiit a muss between the
chntnplen and Hairy (5reb again has
been started.
Pittsburgh Iiim enteird the field for
11 (Ireh-I)einpsey mutch, mid Laber IMj
is being mentioned as the date, with
I-01 lies I ield as the plnie. 1
(Jcerge I'ngel, maniiijer of Ureb.
passed through Philadelphia en his way!
te New Yetl. from I'ittsburgh and saiil .
that a ".Midlente In the Sme Ciiv!
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weuiu ill. I he nil Pilet t te I'Mneli tile
111,'! ti h.
I I'ngel. en behalf of tin. Amen, .in
!lght lu'iivi weight chainpien, has ugteed
! 1 e tetnis with the Pittsburgh piometets
for n Oetnpsp; contest, be said, but
dc!nul feiuial sigmtii- (.f n coin rait
u.,til 11 iii'tpiisitMui WHS siilenlited te
.lack Kearns.
I Piefers Pltlshiirgli
Philiulelph.a itotneteis. it ,.t, heen
snid for some time, weie angling for n
Crcb-Uemps, j nut, h, but l'.ugel de
, clares h(. has never lind any delinite
neuotiaileiis ter sin Ii a scrnp with nn
ill- in tins cm. At the same time'
I'ngel eptcss,,, a ptcferetKe ler the,
l.cnt in I Ml ftll... nli .. .. . .. 1
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j te Kcanis .111,1 Dempsey.
"A clash between De'mpsev and Ureb ' Youngsters Will Enjoy Safe and
sere'" 'sT." ri:hlf S,."T,,:U,'1"1' I nm! Sane Independence Day
hure. s,d l.ngel Pittsbuigh lt '
Hum s In, in,, town, nnd the folks there 1 Spotts guleie are -m the piegram
,aif wild .ileut him. 1 feel .sui" be , nrenared bv the 'I ient -I'lchlli Ward
ten U,r.m,Vl'. "rV'V 'm 'l,,len " kenuulttee for the relebr.lt let. that will.'
il.v.1 be can outpoint the ehamln ever! I''' ll"1,1. .i,f hl '"''""""t llerrcntlen Llike Williams,
the distance, and then- aie plentx of ' ' p""'r ent -set'etnl siieet and isetlg
i.reb's admirers who have .eiindent-e in l,r ""' '"' ' . '"'' ""'l ''"''l
Lis active, untiring stjln eent. eompetllien in swinimlnc nnd
"As indl.ji.ng the intense Interest'" ilr,,a1 '"" ''e en the cud that
sii.Ii 11 bout would attra-t. a leoerd , "" ,1m,m'!' """"I-0'1 n-v ''V 'enimlttee.
,r..w.l would he en liu'.ul ,.,,, Nlv headed In .lehn A Denehue.
iha- w rheut fenr of ...ntradictieu 'l 1 . Tl,a' '""' r,v,''u l!1 Mnrf ,'i1 ,!) ""'l'1''k
.Mie.-i te s.. K,.-,.,,. i v.... X...1. 111 the morning. Iheie will be 11 pe-
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lilie 1.1.,- 11,1,1 .1 .1,1". .1111 ii;s ,,i- ik s
hinder ight years old; 11 td-ynrd flash
THE JAME OCDv?AC- YoOt-LGe'Oowtv' AUl CL1PY00R
Pay ehecic- iw Twe wr a lotef fancy Fish foelers Amb
A NEW REEL TO DROP OVEH'BOACD.LIKE' YOU "DlD THE" LA?r
OWE, AUD AWOTrtER- CREEL FOR. THE FISH YOU MEUEfJ-stfer
rtt-T) for. A let of Cigars Te. make Yoen.TBwcoE feel
HWE A CAs)TCt7n) FILE
LESLIE WPS IS
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NO-HIT-GAME HERO
Seuth Philly Hebrew Star
Blanks Camden City With
3-te-0 Score
IWDTriAT HEWRY-WHATS-HlS-NAME WHL BE THERE WITH
BOG. LEl? USH PAU ,4"J0 YOUU LOAF AROUWD LLTAY(?iyiWf
TH MOSQUITOES A TREAT AwD CATCH A iMIWEDeilAliCOlD
Ak,x come home smelling- mke a cbess Sftrwrew a usrM-Ans
MACKEfiaL 4j"D A HOLIDAY HANGCAen- AMT AVE A ftM i3urjrjci)
(r'fJOttCtl AvD A GuARTens WORTH op Fi?H
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! ALL-DAY SPORT CARNIVAL
AT FUNFIELD JULY 4
rVe ifili You'll S'tay-heme wan rdEkriDsutiMf .
AVT MAYDE YOU CAW SEE Yeuft. WAY CLEAn-T& 3H6WIVI5-
US a geed time a Lelly PeP ea Something."
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MANY TIES ARE PLAYED
T.eslle Krepps, of the Seuth I'hl'ly
Hebrew Af-inrlntlnii bnt-etnill tenm.
idtehed a no-lilt, no -run gntne ngaliiHt
rnimlen City, nt Tliliteentb and .Tolin .Telin .Tolin
njen streetf. Iimt evening and Kdtlle
(ieldblntt's nthleles nnnexed nnntber
vletery, I hit .time by the count of .'1
, te II.
1 Krepps wan opposed by Olfeu for
I Ilic vlrdtern. and he. tee, pllehed a
creditable Riime. yfelding hut five IiKh
lielding tlie Spnlis te two hits after the
r-eeend frame,
i The downtewners garnered nil their
tallies in the second. With Mourn-
linn out. Vnnn reached flrt en (lilf
fith'H error. Kravltz walked. Mnr
mini filed out. Hernsteln hit te High,
who fumbled the grounder. Vnnn M-nr-Ing.
Krepps then cnnie tlireugli with
n timely hlngle. Krnvll. cieshIiix the
pate, mid when (inldblnti hit wifely
Hernsteln counted the third rim.
l'"lclsliep In Tie
.The Fleltdier Yiirners mid riiilndel-
phln lerininnl clnshed nt Forty-eighth
roptrleir, mst, i-j 'i(Iio Ledger Company
STEADINESS WON
FOR YALE PLAYER
; Williams, Eli Net Star,
Easily Defeats Champien
Phil Neer
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,ii- !- ,iiiiis nip uie t-iut. I nave as
sured the I'ittsburgli syndicate of mv
readiness te sKn for (ireb It new
r.-maiiis for Kearns te accept the
preposition and the match will be
closed."
Hornsby Gels 100th
Hit and 1 7th Hemer
lingers Hornsby. the haul-hitting
.second baseman of St. I.euis Cardi
nal, rapped out his 100th bae bit
yesterday. He get three bingles in
'the tries off it iittnrtet of Pirate
hurlers. one of the drive being n
homer.' which was Rogers' (.even
teeiitb of the jenr.
Hegers Is the tirst plnyer In the
National League this season te
gainer a century of blew. Hit
homer was the longest hit ever made
en rerbei Field, going between the
t-roiebeard and the rlght-tietd
bleachers.
Runs Scored for Week
In Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Pittsburgh..
St. Leuis...
New Yerk . .
Phillies ....
Cincinnati..
Hroeklyn ...
noslen . . . .
Chicago
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8 ga
11 2 35
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4 , 2i
' 3 1ft
2 10
AMERICAN LEAOUE
.JiiLJiMlIlTs
Athletic- ...1 1 10 2 Td-.
SI. Ixillls... . 0 7 9
Cleveland . . .1 0 It n
Chicago .... -1 0 4
Renten .... 4 6 4 .1
New Yerk . . 0 0 a
Washington. 2 i 4
Delrell .... 0 0 1 .
INTERNATIONLL LEAGUE
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,lerey CM.v720 ft 85
Reehcsler ..10 2 5 2
Terente .... .1 ft 8
Rending ... 4 0 ft 8
Rliffnle .... ft ft 2 .1
Baltimore .. 0 ;t 2 .
Newark ....I 8 1 t
Syracuse ... 1! I 1 1
eighth allowed the limbers te tie. (hit
r-rere. Clnney wns en the hill for tl-
North Phils nntl Vnndegrift for th
Tientenlniis. All the Phils' talllm
innii- In the second and third. In tne
Intter frnine, five successive slnglo slngle slnglo
ceunted four runs. Then Vnntlesnft
pmn lermmnl clnslied nt l-ertyeiglit 1 MUHedilievn n nil 1 1, V... '"'""-'-
ff sax. -ari-i-s's sn'r'f '
' -.-"- 11 - tint miii 111 nun t - 1 . --- -iii u
pace of time the Ynrners had nmnssed ' ""''' " ' nesu,,,- ,,P r,0liy
wlce the number of hits ns the rail- '"., 'IrndlecUed with I'rnnhferd A. C.
M't the inn coin mn was the ai. "Ti . K ". 1 '"". '''-'"Oflf
with Magnelln Slurs at I nnd Venanw
lt P'L Y. GREENE
t nlrrsll .if .eiithi-rn California
Wew didn't the East tnlte nn nwful
and a Mick riice for these between eight wallop at the West out there nt the
and ten: a -10-yard dash mid an Merien t'tlel.et Ch.b jestcrda.v. when
ebMacle race for these between ten and T-ulv(, Williams, .f Vale, dropped n ,..1,1, i(,c.drawii-eut rallies en nearly
thnndeibelt from the blue by easily every point, lenvlng both contestants
Name-. Secret
When nsk-'d who the men wets- eon-
nected with the I'ittsburgh syndunte
I'ngel refused te divulge their ii:iuie.
nor would he sprci' anj details of the
financial sole of the nronesition.
Kearns nnd Dempsey were in Pr.ni- "'tis will lune their cw-uts. fellow- Ma, 0n that leg or run backward. " i,l. 1 buiried the hitter's
dence. II I . yestenliM. where the ,,t. Ing which thete will be a h:iseill game However. I hat does net detract ft 0111 "'""' . ' ,'j, , ,is llklnir
ter fulfilled the tirt of a series of ex- d a band -emeri. Williams' game, for It was cleverness , strel.es tee inn. 11 te h.
lubitien appearanees wlm-h line been A' :!" ' M. there will be swim- combined with determined t-tcndlness. Then A esbvoek iirned fits niiue.
Hrinnged for him l.auv Williams, of 'lng races, diving and newltj races. n the long rallies, and there were which tended te Hew up ";''
this cit. is the spurring partner Demti- 1 wateiiiu-llen scramble will wind up main of them, when Mi. 'lennis Fan alttieugn ue v"1' "i""-1 ',;"';"' ,.'.
sey will use in most of h exhibitions. ' 'he aipmiic sports. Then another band ami I hung onto our seats in breathless gaiiieiics
I tie part) was expected back in New ,r'r' " "" epen-nir meving-pic- stispcuse.
nd Rrewn
speedster
1.. .I... ,tl.ri s..intnti,,l roenil lttftwn. tOO.
of Washington I'niversliy St. I.euis. In doubles, Davles nnd Ncer ills
the ever-willing chap te unset the posed of Heward nnd lnyler. rlnce-
U .1nt (.'.r n'-iM-rs. is without L-mi-s for .1 .,., , ..In . .,,1 l,.sl.,-..nt.- nf kfll!inn .,...'u .1,... In two set. Ileullles nil-
iSays Newark Baseball Franchise ,S, r 7 "niJLrkU .i-rT'1 Mnil ' i.!i'm and one of "the bigges, fn'verit'es of the vanced te the fourth round len-ing
Will Net Be Transferred i' hl'' l" r!:":''- h"m" ' '" f v' it twn tw tournament, thus preMiling the spec- some mlglil gnmi ieum in im r",.,""
tnters wiin tne ncsi iiirni jei. w en, s,-.. uu i.,;
Theie were three heart -breahlng ets Heublcs enl .
s
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readeis.
siime. "' " """" 01 u' in i nnu 'cnanite
Mannge,. "I.eftv" Nelan was the MrcetH. One of the features .of the nf-
star with three slashing doubles, and "-.7 '. . "" W,,llnp ".-v ,)u.
Hill Ilnrrett also came in for an extra
hei wal'ep. Itlll Meehnn worked for
rielsher nnd kepi his hits widely sep
united mid no Terminal player wns
nble te connect with mere tliuii one
snfe blew, getting four hi all.
Wnrry Hulls robbed the Yarner of
n victory in the fourth. With three
men en and Ralph Padgett at the hat.
the latter caught one of Tem Volz'
sheets nnd sent It en n line te tight
field for ti bit thnt would have cleaned
the sacks, but Itutls came dashing In
and ended the session when he made a
wonderful catch.
Still .Mere Deadlocks
The North Phils
1 ronten, plnyed a
tlie visitor third basemen. It -..
In the eighth with a man mi nnd gave
the Stars it three-run lead. NeUsc-mii
rallied antl scored twice in the eighth
nml once in the ninth, but could net
produce the 'winning run.
PLAY SPECIAL GAME
and ll.ii brr,
return game
Germantown Team Will Oppeig
North Phillies Tonight
One of the bet games of the s.nen
Is expected tonight when C-ctinantnnn
meets the North Phillies nt flirltrn
incline and Mngnelln street. The sub.
of , iitbanlles' home days me Tuesday nml
nl Thursday, but tonight's nffnlr was nr.
twelve ; n
.lump aim euu iniew ier inee neiween .., , .,,,. -ii,. tavl., t
twehe and feuiteen. and u i.i-verd downing the piule et uic n-M-i'lin i""" ' "," , ,, . .,-.
du-h. running bread jump nnd "20- Neer. of Stanford. u After winning t he HrM PI. -4. "j
Mini dash for the-e between feuiteen ,. ...,,.. .,.. ,.,. f ,.. ,.... ,,v n brook slewed up an. R re in oek swi t
and sM..Pii The events ter the girls , " "' r . , i , ,i "'Ivantage nnnexlng t he ',;'n''i ';.:
me praetlcilly the same. ''.ng shot, for will his Injured leg both- ,ll0 deciding round both pin . '
t. ,i... .,,;. i 1. 1.. ...... ...i ..,.i,. l.im ..nn.iiiernhlv: in- could net nnd carefully, but Rrewn s peciilliu cut
... .... ...i-. "'. .... ....... ..... .,,,.. ..... i , , .. - , -ti,..rtL-t tnltlni-
Iti-ew n used bis speedy fore-
. . i l. .... r.( r rim nisr t biv
Williams invariably wen the iirni urue te gee. ... -... -..s ... .. .. .
I HIT I IIIV .,
Yerk fiem Providence tedav. An ,.-I tllr" show will be ghen. winding up the point because of superior steadiness, or deciding games tlii s lr tc
tensive tour for Hempfe'- will be ' Program. because Neer's leg refused te function npeed or ( barley I nuuei'K. a
t-tarted tomorrow fast enough. The sceie was (!-.. ti. I . by the wn. leek-l liKt mat
TOOLE DENIES RUMORS
St. Henry Has Open Dates
Th- s. , in c. c h fHs, tra.i!i-
t.,ltn c nipes-.! or form, r llnhr.-.,! I.mi: u
j Newark. .1 1: n IM .lehn Cenwa
Teele, piriient of the Intermitien.t!
, League.' mphatleally denies rumors tliur I
the 111 lllls W't-e se-,nts cutis,. lei mg i
tin transfer of m lent one of il.e
friiti, l.'ses. '
A rumor hnd been cur'-'lit for t,e ,si
sevei.il il'ivs t , the effe. i th.V t'v
N'ewnrl; ft an. iiise ihIkIii l, transf.ried
ti, s,..iiie ether cin The , uie- i ,1
li-en based en the peer shewicg -f t e
itenin in flu "iee for ..htimplensi ,,
noners nnd the faUing ,,ll m nt'ci dam '
it the heaii gam, s of th Rears
Mr Teele snM there was m, justiti-
1 i ntien for anv such rumor an, I nd ed
tht the league is net . nnldering .ii'
I tran-fer whatsoever
R. R. BOUTS TONIGHT
I Six Matches Scheduled In Boxing
Tournament
! Half n dozen bout' nre scheduled in
, ib. eleventh boxing tournament of the
riu'udelph.ii Terniiti'.l Division Ath
e . Assoeiui.en of the Pennsylvania
Railroad nt ihe 'first Cavalry Armerv
Thirtj -seenii.l street and l.nn.-nsier
neiiue. tonight Pour champions of
tie I'ennsvlMinia sjstem ai te -liew
t'leir wares
ll.'ie are the bouts ns nrr,nt;d b
.lehn McC.ir'ly. mntcbi'inl.er
seepben l'lifsntis v 'ieiiik .lack
.lollllseu. .1 nun. I'lshei h Jee M.itm n
Hillv 1'nrl.er v. .ehnn Kell.i. Yeung
-,k.n s. lehnnv Kraiisr. I'lmries
I'.usch v- Sum l!lii,-ksten and .Ink
l.rhmau s. linj Newman,
Htunla. atnl Sutida l-a1! .llr. ne.ne-
lla-imhn .li.n.l Veitli I' r v j t. Ten
ui.env r irn STeit W
Mr. Tennis fan.
William H. Wanamakcr
Stere News
1217-19 Chestnut St.
& Fvvnt
Scraps About Scrappers
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PARADISE REINSTATED
Anether Team Back In Feld of Phil
adelphia Baseball Association
"Ihe Paradise I'leld ('lull, with in
Heme field at Thirtieth and t'leartiebl
stie.'ls, h,i he. n reinsti.ted ns n mem
iter of Ihe PhiiKdelpli Hi IlHseb.ill Aso Ase
. union
'I hi- tt .i in . " et i !,- ei aei nt .i,n s
sttenge.i siippn, i. i . ,,,i, ih,- ,,.. M)-f
it had unl., I te ,,i crvc tle- u.les h,i
an etei'sisui lie manager c.illed at
hsmh'ikiieii hcaduiuirters redn and it
high caliber for the t-jintega only rcipiirrd few minutes te have
lurcting. I..tcrnilnuter art! the club back In geed standing.
Kterililii.'Hnr .- I,., nd ler Keniu. ki
nglllll for llie n,,-,i n,, in e Il.iii.l' ,ii
et Union en I'i't ' i- '-'ii h ,ii I ,.
listed te ii,i, .H." , .'i,,
K-'I'lJ'IO JMlUllllS I'lO' i. I'll', "hi II. i si .
"riJget. "'' without s,,,. ,n ici s .nn at hi
JWtHlSl.
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7if;ynifrr. a iie-mii et stake i.r.isr
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hnrlf. Crn- "ij nn U ux " '
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I pfinv Uar-li er J iinn iloie r n t. ti
t)it lnubl vlnd-ui-
K. (). enarl, 1'S mrt P nn in
teth i" ' irv-? utib Are m tind flen te
niH tn'jn in ihfif rpfii'i lain
t IVli Kih, who u unl'r the mftiiiK-mn-c
f tfi Kennrfl . new ii ?t ! i t- i - t
intch-'l wtth n.ewn Pund for inn
nuni of Jut 10 IVt hm ln tralnihi;
ilh Je Hum h
.Jinitii' llrlur- 11." nl if ni'"- of T nnim
.'Uf' r ' ' slv fit -Sri dt mat lie air,,
Iml t.i !h P Hf' a-i'I J n nt
"1111,1 eis, iiinet Mi"
IM clf ' n t .ti re'lf ihf flni mjiii-n-
d.-i t"'d 'ti Hfnatijr nri'l rref s
iemnl p!.i'M K f tne jf inrti e
ih Ier tf ht .imi- $ 'n prei no
trp writtfT b i1i.lt AULhnr-f FV-inK Mr '
i'melKtu fe- ui- ra'1r of th 1l'plicI
Lkwer Make It a Habit. - Arti, J
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If you are accustomed te
Finest Merchant Tailor Cleths
and have been paying in the neighbor
hood of $12f) per suit, here is your oppor
tunity te order two suits for less than the
price of one.
S48
Hand Tailored te Measure
Although we de net ask the usual
tailors' higher prices, we de make geed
clothes te measure and guarantee te please
you in every way.
We are speaking specifically of the
purchase of -1000 yards of the wonderful
tailoring fabrics new in our stocks pur
chased from Dill rich & Ce., 1427 Locust
Street, who were established in 185(5.
AVe cannot send you samples because
each suit pattern of this total of 4000 yards
is an individual pattern. Yeu must see
them te knew their quality.
This is the Kind of Weather
for Sun Proof Blue Serge Suits
$0- TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS
3JWITH EACH SUN PROOF SUIT
Sl'X Proof blue serge suits are protected
against imitators (of which there are
many) by our Sun Proof label, which
appears at the top of this advertisement,
registered at Washington.
I. ven an ordinary blue serge suit of
geed finality costs as much as $35; but these
are SI'N I -ROOF blue serges, made exclu
sively b us, and two pairs of trousers mean
you have virtually two suits at the cost of
one.
British Club Suits
$32.50
A reduction from
950 te ?35.
Stratford Clethes
Prices range from
.$35 te $50. Famous
among young men.
3 -Piece Spert Suits
Special at $30
Geed for business or
for out of doers.
Lightest weights.
Mohair Suits
$20
Cut ever stylish
patterns; blues, blacks
and striped patterns.
Palm Beach Suits
$18 and $20
Hand tailored, keep
their shape and te
keep you cool.
Flannel Trousers
$7.50 te $10
Wear t h c m with
gabardine or b 1 u e
serge coats.
Vein th nml "A'iiiRolietkini: .ii-cei'-. (lit raiiKC.l rspccinlly fur ib0 bentc fnn
W PilncMl.'iy tlie I'lills traveled te Tl'CIl- Tim sntni. tnnnm i-...,n ."
ieii nml bniidcrl tbc linkers a. 0-1 defeat l.ntifdnlc nnd the gntne ics'uited In .
Ill I'ICVCII limine, llllt tllCle Wns ll.) tin nnnlel. l.'ermnntn.. n l.. i
(iccMen InM nlzlit nficr nine frn.i.c- ,ee strenjiMiencd by tbe mlditien of
nnd tbe final count was 'J-J. mil 1'1-h nnd K.Mic (ienier. tn-rlh"r
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Tbe home tenth should
but n inud' by .Mm Mcf'enncll in tbcStntc
have wen. ullh n quartet of the plnvrr's from
College.
Spert Shoes for
Vacation Wear
JVi T" I
Grassy Sprain
$8
Grassy Sprain: Seft
white buckskin with
hevy rubber sole and
spring heel also in
an all white wing tip
and a wing lip with
black or tan trim
Brae Burn: Tan calf
skin trimmings set off
the white buck and
the graceful lines of
the Brae Burn leth
er sole, rubber heel
Brae Burn
$8
Scarsdalc: Shere or
mountains hotel,
cettaj, camp this
breezy white buck
oxford is at home at
all. Skeleton saddl,
rubber or lethcr soles
L0r $8
Race Broek : An all
purpose outing shoe
of great popularity
suitabl for tennis,
golf, yachting or the
country club veranda
White buck tan saddl
These ar but a few of many styles an display in our she windes
A Pest Card brings a Catalog
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1221-122.'! CHESTNUT STREET
Just bde the Adelphia
Stores in New Yerk and Brooklyn
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