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ampiens
Cloudburst Handicaps Players
in Qualifying Round of Na
tional Ceif Tourney
HAGEN GETS 36; DUNCAN 37
Glencoe, HI.. July 11. The sun
bikfd groans of Skekle, hardened by
r forty four-day dry period, are new
rtln drenched. ,
.Twe cloudbursts, one earjy this
hemlnft nnd another shortly after neon,
joedid the links where the world's best
julfers " struggling te qualify for the
(nil of the national open.
' The player were considerably han
licappd by the sudden storms and they
could scarcely fellow the flight of the
kill This made the scores high and
ime'ng the early finishers of the first
round thw" was none who approached
At sensational figures of yesterday.
Walter Hagcn, American home-bred,
rhe wen the British op-en, and Geerge
Duncan, famous Briten, played to te
Mther. Hagcn did well for the first
line hole", getting 38. Duncan had
IT Their cards follew:
B.n-eut uasmm s sa
RKn-SSut". 4 8 4 T j 4 4 t-ll
geme of the first clghteen-hele scores
'"Gorden Wright. Eranaten, 79 : O. H.
Perkins. Hrantferd, Canada. 70: Er
nest Martin. Les Angeles, 77; H. H.
Olbsen. Fert Leavenworth, Kan.. 80 j
Albert McBride, Pittsburgh, 60; Leuis
Bcett, llockferd, 88.
The second cloudburst lasted only
, ' ibeut fifteen minutes, but there still
tra a slight drizzle for some time.
With the course like n sponge,
the United States Gelf Association of ef
ncll ruled thnt Hnlls might be cleaned
en the greens nnd that a ball imbedded
In the fnlrwny could be lifted nnd
dropped net nenrcr the hole without
penalty. About 10.30 A. M. the heavy
clouds broke nnd with the sun peeking
through indications were that the ex
cess water would disappear quickly.
The second cloudburst wns entirely un
expected. Bebby Jenes came through with a 36
(or the first nine holes and this was
aceptlenally geed considering the
weather. Lee Dicgcl, New Orleans,
hid a 35. ... .
gene of the nine-hole scores fellow;
Allen Lecb. Chicago., 30; W. 0.
Londen, llockferd, 43 ; J. W. Kenney,
grlranin. O.. 38; J. F. Carberry. Ln
crange. 111., 39; Chris Cresby, Milwau
kee. 30.
Benjamin Lord, Glen Falls, N. T.,
W: Charles Hllgenderf, Lechmore, De De
trelt, 30; Gene Sarazen. Pittsburgh,
86; Jehn G. Andersen, Slwaney, 38;
Frank A. Gedshaux, Jr.. New Or
igin?,' 36; Frank McNamara. Oretga,
Fit.. 38; Al Watreua, Bedford. Mich.,
M; Fred Baren, Menteur Heights. 30;
Bebby Jenes, Atlanta, 86; Lee Diegel,
New Orleans, 35. v
While 108 players started, it was
rredlcted that little mere than one
fourth of the stars Britons. Septs,
American', many of them famous the
world evyr would have scores suffi
ciently low te place them In the cham-'
tilnnshlp seventy-two-hole contest. The
Kw twenty-four automatically quail
Bed and ties for twenty-four were ex
pected te increase the number by three
cr four.
W. AND J. GRID DATES
Several Feature Games en 1922
Football Schedule
Washington. Pa., July 11. Graduate
Manager It. M. Murphy has announced
the completed football schedule of the
Washington nnd Jeffersen team for next
uaten.
Ten games, six of them at home, are
listed, the card being regarded as one
of the li.udeH In recent years. Fea
ture rentests. in ndditien te the sec
tional championship games with Pitt
ind West Virginia, nre with Lafayette
it the Pole Grounds, Wabash at home
ind Detroit University nt Detroit.
Geneva, I.afnjettc and Wabash are
PPOnClltS net KfllPfllllpil Inaf. rnnr.
Minager Murphy has left October 28
upen in ei tier te enable the team te pre
pare for the strenuous November
Wiedule. when five major teams will
!Pet ln ,P!,S tnnn ns many weeks.
The Thpdiile follews:
i?fcl"H?lr , 23- Geneva a I Washingten:
l"1i "Mtminmir in Washington; October
LRelhanv at Washington; 1 th. Carnrgle
8?L1 WhlnKl,en! Slat. West Virginia
JlIeSn "' .Washingten: 28th. p-rmanently
iff?' ,V)emi'er , l.nfajette at New Yeilc:
KM.hnrfh'".1?- V Washington! lSth. Pitt at
K"lurL'h: irsth, Dotrelt at Detroit; 30th.
""t Urgmln nt Morgnntewn,
' SEIBOLD'S GREAT WORK
.Nativity
Hurler Has Recerd of
Forty Scoreless Inning
Heu oef M n 1 1 w ; tZ
S? Na"iltv bn"ebnl TtamTasTree.
erdt'hs! ffi ne'erteliTcelled "in'the
Se lml.1 tn.n. i....u. r .i.
tnnki- of M'inl-pre tessers.
-
icf
'...,.
in
k' ,"
f r nf) bc,!n wl,M ,hn uptewncrs
" (,'iiiu's nnti in tuat streteti
eme nns aiiewctl his opponents but
Wns, going through forty of these
lint! and net Vielrllnir n clnirle mnrlinr
..box has been solenteil hv Afnnnirsr
?r'
Phil Hapgerty te oppose the Baclmrach
ftants. of Atlantic City, when thriS
Ittps ilaah In their third meeting te-
"'ni in ueigratie and Ontnrie. In the
we previous encounters the Churchmen
we romped eif with the decision after
mat games and nnether het battle is
wpectcd tonight.
Heme-Run Hitters
in Yesterday's Games
Yeater- Seaaen'a
PS,W.T' ("N
fi2i!.,,eel. Ulanta . .
oere Durna. Red 8ex. .
day
Total
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4
3
P"jr . Athletlea . ;... I
nVf' Mraieii , 1
o!iey. AthUtiei ;::::
I.EAGUK TOTALS TO nATK
1021
381
383
TIIF. I.KADEKS TO DATK
. Amrrlran Ieafiie
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tilth one ear a se 31
ii. . National laue
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II SCORES MADE
. I SKOKIE STORMS
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01 Many Countries Stftiigle te Qualify iri National
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
AMERICAN LKAOUE
Cltjb
Hi.
W. T,. P.O. Win tuMSiiili
Ml
nla. .
New
M
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as
39
11
44
43
.net .SOS .sets ...
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ietx
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31
NATIONAL IEAOUE
W. I. P.C. Win
.. 47 JJ .644 ,40
. 47 S ,Bt .600
.41 M ,KSt .B3S
12 an ,rM .bib
. J 41 ,4M .474
2 44 .380 .SAO
' 8 4B .808 ,877
..On
pew Yerk..
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Cincinnati .
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Win two.
tliOHO 'two,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
BalMmare f IB l?B Te
Xf IsF.C, W.I.. P.r.
Terente, ,, se 42 .481
8B 48 ,4t3
KfcK" A ?! ! hjte(is.
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ss 5A HZ 'f.-Mfw. e, ,, ,en
" iv ,u ncwnri . za no
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EASTERN LE.OttR
W "rtSS J5 In '555 "rldm-iywt 83 34 .iU
PltUflSff' II 22 'iil Alb""".- v 33 31) .4.18
nartferS' 5i I. -SiS 5?'ltl4 31 SO .43
isrtrerd. 38 81 .Bie Fltthbnrs. 2S 44 .383
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
svw 5fc5S ii &?&
Mtn-npeifr ii S. 'HI Eelupbns a 40 .in
aim npeiii I 4138 .BIS loWe,,, 20 B! .358
HOttTHERN ASSOCIATION
fife 8Rffiff5K b8
mi. BO 47 4s .840 Cbal'oetft 27 Bt .303
YE9TERDAV8 RE8ULT8
NATIONAL LEAGUE
iiMDurt n. Si New Yerk. 4 (wennd rnme).
AMERICAN LR.OCE
flrM aaS) ""' 4 (,h,r"n mnlnw.
tlcrveUnd'New Yerk, ret Krhrdulnl.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
5,"tr' l firrafuiic.. 7,
Otlwir teema wtre net ftrhrdnlMl.
EASTERN LEAGUE
SSS.i'y'i eJL Mptferd. 4 (wcend same).
ntehburt. 8.1 Hrldcrpert. 1.
WMwbarr. 8 Albany, i.
Rprlncfleid. 7i Pltttfleld, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
IndlanapelU. 18i Celttmbua. 0.
gt. Pani. 8i KniMaa City, 2.
LnalSTMIe. flt Teledo. 4.
Mlnne7ell-Mllwnukee (rain).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleani, 4t Memphli, 8.
rjMtUncmr. 4i Atlanta, 3.
Mobile. 8 Little Beck, 1.
nirmliurham. 7i Nnehvllle. CI.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies nt St. taal.
New Yerk at Chiracs.
Brooklyn nt Clnrlnnatl.
IfcMteni at Plttaburxh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit nt Philadelphia (two rumen).
Cleveland nt IlnMen.
St. LwiU nt New Yerk.
Chleacte nt Wnnhlniten.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark nt Terente.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Readln nt Rochester.
llaltlmore at Syrerune.
SUZANNE CONGRATULATED
BY U. S. TENNIS OFFICIALS
British Association Alse Compli
mented en Success of Tourney
New Yerk. July 11. Congrntulntiens
upon the victory of Mile. Suzanne
Lenglen in the English championship at
Wimbledon en Saturday have been sent
te ths French Iawn Tennis Federation
by Julian S. Myrlek, president of the
National Association. They read:
"Heartiest congratulations te Mile.
Lenglen's success."
The association nNe pnt n cable
gram te the Iiritlslt Lnwn Tennis Asso
ciation, congratulating it upon the re
markable success of the champion
ships just completed nt Wimbledon.
Although the new grounds were fin
ished in time for the tournament which
ended yesterday there was se much
uncertainty regarding the progress of
the construction thnt the Hrltisli Lnuii
Tennis Association was delnjed in
mnn., ni.Allmlnnt.v nf.nniflninnts
SSSEv.v: i
On account of this delay there wnsTlie Pennslvanla Amateur
some feeling abroad thnt the public
might net he interested ln the cham
pienship te the same extent ns ln
former years, nnd consequently the at
tendance might suiter. Un the con
trnry, the demand fee tents exceeded
.11 nrnvlnna reenrila nnil thnnsnn.ls nf
woufd'brpcraters'rre dttS
CONTENDERS IN GRIND ,
Four Blkera In Race for Points Itne). of ninn,,ur Relf nm ,,, tem.n.
Title te Compete menr will share In local Interest with
In' the mud serninDle for the leader- I the I'tilted Slates Open at Skekle.
ship in points scored by the folleweis I .
of the meter en the saucer track. Slme ' The interclub championship matches
nriAAMnA rnt,1nnn ifilu fnri'eil In tlinlnt IMlln VnllO . erllflnnllv sellerltllefl fflf
iiiviii' .' ....... .......
side lines because or nil lnjuiy lenr'.luiy ll nnu is. nnve neon set back
stars from ns many different ruuntuc i
loom conspicuously In the competition ,
for the top rung. Because nf this fact I
Jehn Clinpmunn, et tne I'liiintieipuia
Moterdrome. Point Breeze Park, lias
..Aiinflil cliu niinvtpt of eeiitenilerh fur
an hour rnec en Thursday night.
Victer Linnrt. world's champion
Point score winner, is te be one of the
I ''" " ",m,e n M ,lU ,,,st wwk
2m!Sl?ttA ,""1 " ",,,,,,B ",U
iiue-ueiiii-i, m .v. ......, ...... ,...-...
111 UlU VIWHIVH ........
Clarence Caiman, Ameilcnn nnek,
wlie nlbe Is mnking n nlliint ((Tm't te
win the points crown which was his
three venrs tge. will enrrv the colors
!of Uncle Sam. The ether men te ceiu-
Pete
nnte n the "Cent
(pntenders race me
iules Mlquel of l
CJrjr,.fcef A,"1rnl,ni
. Anether Junier me
ranee, nnil ImmiiI;
inoterpnred into will
be decided, with Felix Pntti, of the
Italia Spertavla Cyclers, New Yerk,
meeting .Tehn Patilck, of Xewiitk,
N. J.
A Class B professional spnnt and
several emnteur numbers will tompleto
the program.
THIS TEAM WILL BE THERE
Madlaen Stars Will Clash With
Germantown Club
Dave liennls. manager of the (lei (lei
mnntewn team. niiiinuuccd that the
SuburDanltes will pesltlveb- piny Madi Madi
eon stars tonight. Beunls has net yet
lecevcitd from last ThurrduyV disap
pointment when fiOOO fans waited for
Uie All-dnpancse te play mid the Orien
tals never showed up.
It wns tile Iil'Fl lime tunc neiiiii-i niiu
ever advertised any team or puner
any sport who iiiii mn sum
n-n Iii touch witli the inn
-vfn.lii.nn Stars tedliv il Tl tl lie answerci
thnt nothing of this kind would happen.
se these well-known ilvnN will clash
for their third time this year. Lildl
Gerner will pitch for (Serniiiniuwn.
Paddock te Try for Recerd
Paddock, "the" Vem. JsWaj hum .?. Is
out te break the record lur .inn uda ii i
ilia uuarter mile lie annnumr.l Mjterdiiy
hi9 wmSd niKke the 'attempt nt the ...d fn lr
Sfeunil. her j. wharf he broke llj e nrld
It -''hi lira
records July I.
Iln haa madJ the .'Illl ni'l'
in se !
VOL"!.!, SHU IT TIIKBIJ
If It la a lecent aenl et ureal Im
.J -... nt enme nei 8011 t
tanca.
irecent
prreA inence. ou will And I Urjt In ...
iltul roteii aura jattlen of he bund
ue LaeaiB. "Make It jmeu. .
is beau.
ay I'm-Adv.
IV7HHH?r?ffiHHMIHH
KrewwEyTPWiw
Hi ii i Mil
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ON LULU LINKS
Zembe Temple, of Harrisburg,
Tackles Lecal Team en
Course at Edge Hill
TO PLAY RETURN MATCH
Last year the ShrlncrsUlewn Balti
more wav became imbued with the idea
that they could hand the trimming of
the centurv te the' Philadelphia
Shrlners. They came whooping Inte
town headed by their potentate and club
professional. Vho. being n Shriner, wns
as eligible ns any of them for the fray.
Chnrles Doelp. Lit Lu's champion,
wns pnlred with the Baltimore pre, nnd
handed htm a merry trimming. Tlmt
example was followed hr most of his
clubmntes nt the Edge Hill links.
The news of thnt tournament spread
abroad, nnd promptly inspired the golf
ers of Zembe Temple nt Harrisburg
with the belief that had flamed te the
Baltlmerenn besom. They threw down
the gauntlet, and the challeigc wns ac
cepted. The battle of Edge Hill Is en today,
and the Lu Lti llnksmen nwnlt the re
sult with calm confidence id snlte of
the fact that their rivals from Harris
burg nre mere formidable than the In
vaders from Baltimore were.
Principal interest Is centered in the
match between W. Freeland Kendrlek,
Imperlnl petcntnte of the Im Lus, nnd
Charles Cevert, who holds similar
honors In the Zembe clan.
Charley Doelp. the present club
champion; Sam Bennett and Dr. Den
nis Slmmertnnn. who held the title In
ether years, with Dr. Jenes nnd J. B.
Merltz, ere the principal stnndnrcl
bearers of the Lit Lu hope. All, of them
are twelve or under In the handicap list.
The Capitel City men hnve only I. T.
Harry nt eight, R. .1. Fager at ten nnd
Carrel Price nt twelve handicap te
threw into the breach against these
tAr. Most of their jnen are listed at
from seventeen te twenty-five.
.The Harrisburg Shrlners arrived at
West Philadelphia station this morning.
They were met with automobiles and
whtkcd away te Edge Hill as guests of
the home club for luncheon and dinner.
After the smoke of battle has cleared
awnv nnd the Lu Lu commissary
badl'v dented the Zembe men will wing
their way back te their home environs.
This team match will be the first of
n due, the Lu Lu men making a trip
te Harrisburg t ploy Zembe en their
home loam next month. . ,
Th'e lecnl news gatherer will swing
into action next Monday nt the Phll Phll
metit Country Club tin the qualifying
round for the Jules Mnstbaum trophy.
This tournament wns postponed out of
respect te Ilebcrt W. Maxwell, sports
editor of the Evening Public LEneEn,
who'e death followed n meter crash.
Handicaps hnve been adjusted en the
basis of the last tournament nt North
Hills nnd with generosity In this re
sped a number of the newspapermen
nnd women live iii the hope of
breaking 100.
At Shawnee
The Shawnee Country Club, nt
Shaw nee-en-Delaware, is tuning up for
its annual invitation tournament en
August 3, 4 and 5. The fairways nre
bobbed, the greens trimmed like n
soldier's head, nnd entries nre pouring
ih. The Buckwood trophy has been ln
competition since. 1012 barring one
year in war-time. It must be wen
three times, net necessarily in succes
sion, for permanent possession, and ln
this, the tenth senben, no one has yet
succeeded in getting It.
It. S. Worthlngten gained a leg in
1012 nnd another ln 11)15,, nnd is the
only man te win mere than once. Three
plaers from the Philadelphia district,
Eddie Clnrey. of Ferest View ; Oeergc
Heffncr nnd Maurice Bisley, of Atlantic
City, came, through in 1017, 1010 and
11)20. respectively, but thp going has
been tee stiff te repeat their triumphs.
Mux Marsten, (lie Pennsylvania amn
lour I'lmmpien, leit yesterday te ilc
fptid his title 'en the Units of the Alle
gheny Country Club. Max Is ther
eughly comment tnni nc win come
;, xvt, nnether victory, but the '
SHRINERS GOLFING
"""''.. i 1 ' . I fipnn will lenr-it lint Illl' Whitman
JJlthienmeuM.I "t up nS
his same te repent his triumph of Inst ' ''cft Stiely en the hill. '
... nnunt miners te Itnltle
i ienr
'-" ,...' . : .
for a week. tills was clone se ns net
te conflict with the Pennsylvania Aina
tour battle in Pittsburgh.
Beets and Saddle
Horses which see best nt Fert Krle
today are: Flist race, Allen, Auntie
Km.' Straight Shoeter: second. Dancing
filrl. Oen IVlnln. Dladl : third. I.adj
Luxury. Seme Iwby. lliernv Way
fourth.' Fletcher entry'. Therncliffeentni' gulre will hurl for CIicmei. while t'linm
Aciuntlc: lifth. The Decision, 'Tltnnln, I'hm will take the meiinil for Bnrne
! f"M. ...!.... I I i tlt.mll.i
sixth, l.urii't(n,
seenth. Walk
1 UtllllT ... V..I.M.."..
Orny (tables, Haider
I'p, Fnnteche, Wakefield.
Emplte City: First ince, Bessie
r nlirlilmi Trwi tf 1 (.nrmml f'tlm Uilli
' Cnmeffeur. Armlbtlce: third. Brain- i
li Ikiitirii, ttii .., ni.iiiui viisti iii
storm. Taneerine. Huddle nnd Heets;, "'i","' """ ' ' "
fifth. Svndlcnte. Noen Heur, Lueldus; " ,"' V!,""Br,., "'' ''? "U ""
sixth, Kirtle, High C. Ilnrd (iiies. ' I"" '"!,. ' "' , ,''" " "', n-
' ' . ' Tetmicr will gle Tiey, who wns lieaten
There wns a general scattering of , " J Sl"',.1"'- " , '''lance le get e;en
heT-. ,:rc,v,,,yL,:;' rn,r tats.Hfis, r M! e ;.,?
in Latenin yestenlny. Jlest of thei.,.,.. n. .,.. .,.,. .. . ,i... ...,
Canadian contingent departed, while
.i... v.... v... i....u i..e..v ,.i,... ri... ,
few stables shipped le Louisville, in
cluding Dnn Lehan. who-'e Margaret
Winser wen tit" Lntenin Oaks Satur
day. Sceral cstnb'lshmcnts will lay up
at Lntenin during the warm months,
while etheis will
test up nt Lexington
Thlbedaux
the best
vumern
three-year-old seen under colors , large oiitlieiiilng of Wie faithful Is e
throughout tiie season, mid he might be I peeled. The Splins'wcie a tillle oil
nhle te held his own nnywhere. This celrtr last week when three games weie
horse is endowed with stamina as well i dropped, something which had net lup
us speed, nnd he enrries weight lu n i pencil nil yenr heretofore, but Kdille
faultless fashion. Iln Is we'l engaged (lottlleb sins the slump is ever. Shiiiui-
1 ,11 StllKes ni intIHer, wninrw, uiiu .
or phner In Trnner Wllllnm Perkins sent him theie i
iw up. Ili'tinis .Mtpi(inv
minger of Iho iQ ''"''
i... ,.n.u ..mil .
stakes nt Windser. Ontario, ami .
Five Leading Batters
in Twe Majer Leagues
AMERICAN I.KAUUB
ci. a. ii. it. ii. r.r.
Miller. St. UrlH Ml aJtf 17 14. .I0J
Celli). Dftrrlt till 283 47 103 ,3SI)
He.ker. (lecelenil fl 2.M III M ,Wi
llfllmunn. Detroit 7 201 8 I0J ,ajs
.Ml.ler. Athlftlc. 70 307 4H OS .33(1
NATIONAI, i.b.eui:
(1. A. II. It. II. P.C.
Ilernf.l)), Ml. Mills 70 ail) 0!) 124 ,400
lliiiihrrt. (In'nntl. HI) ail 11.1113 ..1(13
.lohn.ten. nroeklin 70 alO 60 114 .s.17
llelliirher, (h'rase 78207 411011 ,JJ7
llrlmea. dhlcage. 73 373 Bl fl7 .337
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Harry Greb, (right) Amerlcnn light heavyweight champion, and Temmy
Loughran, the pride of Philadelphia, battled for eight rounds last night.
Although Greb wns entitled te the decision Letighrnn gained in prestige
by his wonderful showing
GLENSIDE HIPS
PLAY SM TH NINE
Suburban Team Will Oppose
Stere Beys in Return Base
ball Game Tonight
Z0PHI PICKED TO TWIRL
Husy Tuesilny fnces thr. twUlght
basehall tennis, with nil the leading
teems in nrtien either home or nwny
One of the big games
of the night I" the j
,ide, Vhninplans of .
, nnd Marshall K. I
contest between (liens;
the Suburban I.engue
Smith, nt Tenth null Uutlcr strrcts.
Thee clubs came together last Friday,
at Clenside, nnd the Suburban champs
wen after n close bntt'e, .T te 1.
Manager Jehn M:iv. of the store
team, has delegated Hill Zephl te toss
'em ever for the Smith boys. Zephl
hns hurled in seven giimes for the
former city rlinmpieus and turned in
ns many victories. His most icvrnt
font of note iwas le pitch iiKJilnt
Ilrneklawn en both Snturduy nnd Sun
day and turn in vlctmies. lie will be
opposed by "Dec" Twining, who hns
hni.ln1 Cllnnatfln in tot efnl liellfllltltS..
.low Dniitln Is lifter rovpnee. TIlC
-i i. ..., -
nn,-n aa.lti. T. I.l.x.lwt. . i Vl(lttiwintli
iiiiiniiULT ill lAiiuii iririiii ii .i.vu ii
and Rockland, nnd the IntteVbernnie '
tlreil seerine runs. ltrldeblirg wns en
! the same grounds en Friday with Nash
ville (Hants nnd repeated. The colored
.players were gurstb nt IVildevbur . cm
Snttirdnv ami hnudet Hilly lilln ! h
nut iimium !.' .. -
te-li M'th.nU. Dniiiln yfhys
bej s n
Downtewners te Ilnttle
Fleisher nnd the Smith PliiN mi te It
again en the .vemers' Held nt Twenty -sixth
and Heed btrrets. These ilvnls
nre contestants for the downtown chnni-
pienship. nnd te date have split own cm
four sanies. The Spue wen m home mid
the .vemers proved best mi the let nt
... : .. i tV i . ....... ti . fi
i weniy-sixin nnu iiceu mm-ims, mi m
WHICH menus mill Hie mini in in vii-
Iterlnus will hne the het of the series, i
"I(eftv" Xelen Is nil set fur another '
big crowd, the sumo lis lust night, when
llilldale was plnycd. I
1 ' llurney Slaughter nvs the I. It team
i hns fctriick Its t-tiide after the Uctery
'ever Fleisher im S.ilmdin nnil the
,111111' heys aie nt liiiine at Pift -fourth
and Elmwood avenue with Chester. Kris
Lord has n fast club nnd ene thnt N
popular with the funs. "IJeds" Mil
.TiiiiiKiiii'r,
Kensington
mid Ilnlidi Mnlnr. who
nlnteil tvvii kPtiu.illennl eenlONts Inst
''week, nre nt It tignln en 'the motorists'
field ut Fertv-seentli nnil Sprine
streets. Last Frlicn these i lulis tint
. . . j .. , r, i r -
,01 '" n '" I "I"1 "." "l " "7 .
'" ' ";.,'",;
1'tiiin ttiants
new nhn en TuesdnjH
ami I liiirsilays. 'Innlghts iitlr.ieiinii
will be the Quaker City Mloemcr glr's.
.... . . . . .-
who play a snappy game of Imscbill.
Shniinlun nt Sphas
Hebrews nre at
The Seuth Phllly
Thirteenth and Jehnsen stteeln nnd as I
It lias been nearly a week slum the
rtpnns nave piayeu te a home ciewii m
inni, imih ei iue icaius mar u.is neen
( " ' '" iran mm ii. is iii-uii
siicccssfiil against the Sphas all eir, '
will be the attraction. The same learns
battled last night. i
i r. i i-i . .....
I c t iirti. ,.. - .i .
week of hard games In meeting the vt , CMhellc Hieh Scheel youngster
Xerth Phils at Thlrty-liftl, aiul Queen , .".'."fift JU'ThS. nr tnehefleli3m.nd,,?w'e:
Inne. Uth the weavcis pitchers n hits ,we
fei in, the team always, leeks geed .ml
the fame holds geed with their nn- , Lnsnn A. . renuuered arshal K
iinnentH tntilirlit tl.. Vmili I'l.iU Umi, hm'"1 nt l.larleenth and Rcrkland streets,
lenuiis tenihiii, tlie .eitli I Ills. Metn (l te r, m,heu,h ,he ,10r(, m, -juthlt their
have sonie high class huik'is nnirlil 11 te I). Pete Lisben . en ihJ
another close and exciting enntet Is !'".' for Smith nnd hurled a nlc article of
iLW.iltlng the funs cif Kant Palls when1
licse ancient ilvnls come together
again.
Ray and Murphy Win Irish Tryouts
ChluiRe, July 11 Jelinnj Murph atnr
Noire l).imi hleh Jiltnp-r and Je'h Itnv
world ihainnen in ler had Hit's diff cu.ty
In wlnnlmt their e.nta nt Hie ( h'caae tri
t'ul for the Irish Olympic names te be held
ln Dublin next Aucuat.
Today's Independent Games
and Yesterday's Results
TODAY'S (IAMBS
'JHI'lale nt M. nnrnabna, Slxtr-flfth atreet
..in -.iiiinuuii nirntie.
v...i.i.Sr,,,?"i '?"'. .' Allnntle City, nt
..I. ..riKi-mir iuih ir-)inrm sireeta,
i i(, 'i'""'ri .?.' ,'it. I!""''", riftj-feurth
" in 7 T7irr;
Richmond and
t.riiiiitii.v Airrrin,
Seuth riiltlln
nt
nelfchrr. Twentr-Mrth
nnd Kent afreet.
r nhnnalinn nt Seuth
I'hlllv Ilrbrena. Tlitr.
terntli nnd
.1011
inen hirreta.
ICrntnatnn nt Ifnfrh lntn VM,.k
nnd Wnlnut trret.
PlMitcin nt Nnhillln r.lnnta. Elhteenth
nnd Iteelilnnd KtrreM.
North Philllra sit I)nben. Thlrty-flfth atreet
nntl (lurrn lane.
CilniiMe at Mnrahall K,
lliiller Htreetx.
Smith. Tenth and
ltnlrHtewn nt Fex Moter
Seventh atreet
"'" nn
Iir$lgg&t nt ru"
Mndlwrn stnr rt
urltnn. Serend anil Clear-
Ot Clrrni.intetTti
Chelten
ntpnue nnd Mmcnnlln utrret.
Ntnnchiirxt nt NeWnrmr. I and Vennnse
atreela.
liiijiioed nt Westen.
Hnwnr nt Kenten A. A.. FrrnhUl I'ark.
(Jframntewn
l.lhiTty Jtnra nt .Media A. A.. Ftfty-nlntJi
nnd Onterd ttrerta
Clunker Clt llloenirr Girl at Weat rhlla-
uripnin imnt, jenr-eiintn nna llrnwn
htrref,
Nerthenat A. A. nt Frnnkferd rlloir rlleir
Jnrlictx. Frnnkferd ntenue nnd I'ratt atreet.
i-,. a. I . iuicne. -irriien a liennantewu
nt .Inrlnen, Thlrteentli "il Jnhnaen tr-i
.Sertlen II. I.uzerne at ICIrrnted, Stztr-thlrd
mill vtnlmit Htreeta.
Nntlennl Hunk nnil TruM Leacur flimr-
iintrn Truitt (ttmvuny at .inm National
lliink. Tlntm Rreiindx,
lillnili'lplilii Mil j lnrd Leocen NimiiI
"Nltal V"- Vrra't.0T M.J
"Wninc M.iuen i. i. ?
S. Roeheater. ri
m.i
ii ii.
I'lillnileliilil i tl ml It fl tl I n IT InvriMMnl
,r'113r "''
.1. K, niKiurii ai n, nt Hern fc liarrtarta.
I'erlj.fcevrnlh nnd Spruce atretta.
I.ST NICHIT'S SCORES
HUliliUe. 3; lletMier. 2.
StirinR lw. "I Nativity. 3.
North I'lillllre, 4s llultlmere Ulnrk Snt, 2,
I'ert.HBlilh Wnrd. Ot Mndlaen Star., 0.
,rl?-'S' - '"- B' -
uenslnqum t'onsnicntlenal. 4i .1. a j.
Dth - on. Dth - en. .1. .... . .
ninncnurni, i.i tiiuhoeu. z.
smith I'lillllr. 'i: Arilmerr. O.
Ilrfjcr Ire renin. Ill Unit Phllndclpfala
II-Mnra. 111.
Ilrldmlniri: Hi Mount Carmel. a.
Old Timers. Hi St. Culllatu. 7.
Snhns. ri simnuhnn. 4.
TiiIIii. 4i St. Henrv'a. O.
C'dnslilieiUi'ii, Nt (llouereter. 5.
l-iik-iin. Hi Mamhtll K. sjnillh. 8.
Ilucliiinu'li (Hunts. 4i Stenton, 1.
NnrrlMtemi I'res. I0i Tarnmnn, s,
Neivs of Independents
Dnn Mpllnn,
wlm auldca th deitlnlnv of
me .niiwnii' unfi-DTii raumi. announce
that h lwis lmed neicral new plaer ler
.Nfttiflfm.
iiih iuin. nnu wiu iii maun ineir nmt np
reainnee nualnit .1lenetiiirt at I and Ve
nango Hti " h tenlpht TIih ninvcemiri! nin
Mel.umtlilln Just reiurned from Jnrkaon Jnrkaen
lllc I)eIp from Itllhrnnnd and Menell, of
Mirahnll II. Smith dtnnehurat and Netaaema
ln, clnaheil tfere hut the Weet rhtltidel
phlniis wen l a llir fifth Innlnu, nnd Noia Neia Noia
reine Ik nflei recn;e Munzer and filrch
will lie the bitt.ry for the home team.
A Krnriner, ninnaser of Krjiter.e Tele
Dlnine, l wcnrlriit a bread and expanalve
. smile He Iuih been en u hunt for home
I crnundi for n Ions while, nnd haa at Inat
nuccuede.l in luieklne up nt KranUferd Junc
tion. He new wants te ekchanite datea with
I'urlliin. Mlnneu.1. Knvwoed, wotslnaheme.
Knrty-elKhtli Wind Wlldoed and teama of
thit cnllber Oiher djlea nre July 32. 27 and
JO. Address A Kraemvr. Keyatene Telephone
lempjii), .sixteenth anil Summer atreeti.
Ili'fnre the lnrcet crowd of the e-asen.
Rlentun I l;l i'I'I.i us beaten en Ita
home grounds r.t I'hll Hllenn and Mmgreva
siieeta Inst night h the Ilechnrach aianta
Tle'llnnl m'ere iii 4 t(t 1 The centeat
was replete lth thrills nnd aa nlae a soed
box duel betvei Wilsen of the home team
nnd Kles, f ih" mlters The wonderful
work of Creekpti in comer fii.1 r.. .,..
.w'n,?."".,!l".ll.'l!" cr""'1 cn "" f'et en ""r
i inv i".iii9 ii a
IJirtrnm I'nrk ruih'il the unexpected by
I nt I rnnkferd r.nui, and nrka urui
t the score of IS j 4 Paul Harper waa
en the mound for the laltnra nnd aet the
home team down with three hits
Johnny Cnatle'a Shnniihan Club Buffered
another reieree l-.at nliht nn Its home field
It wni the Seuth rnlll Hebrews who ad
mlnlitercd the dcfer.t nnd It waa n hair
line ene ii ts I rieth t-ams come threuah
with inn tame number of hit eleven. Kach
nine nlte ned two twlrlers. Maene and
Mackln working for the lowers and Miller
nnd i'aasen delns the work for tha win
ners ...-.j ,;
Biimi te
lift-cigi
'
nltinme
Deiucnrrtl'a twlrllna nna tee mueh for
Wlldwoed nnd Stonehurst added anethsr
' th winning side cf Its ledrer nt
hth and WMnut etre-n. Deueherty.
a .nen ler nin inretiea. waa un-
iinuw'ii" in in" I'lni-n r.nu ii'a teammatea
1uu luIII,
Tire Allen win In form nalnst Ardmore
nnil the best the Main Liners could de waa
four blnslea off IiIh delivery and tha Seuth
Phillies acsied a L'-le-O shutout lclery eier
Je.. Julllndn'H pruteiieti.
I'n Alolor nnd Mlnnewn plaed a Ave.
innlne came and the reunt wns knotted al
,1 nil nt ihe flnl.ih Pulch alarrcil for the
inetmlsts while Imhoff who nccepied fle
hint chr.nccs at ehert. featured for Minns-
K?Slf
M'lii
vJfvf 1.A ViJIlcUll if
FANS SURROUND
LOUGHRAN HOME
Friends of Yeung Boxer Spend
Night Cheering Their Here
After Greb Beut
SEND FLORAL TRIBUTES
Seuth Philadelphia Is all ngng ever
the prospects of having n boxing cham
pion In ifa midst. The showing of
Temmy Loughran against Harry Orel)
nt the Phillies' Ball Park last night hnn
the downtown ritlxens men, women
and children gossiping nbeiit their
Adenis neighbor, who Is te he "the
greatest fighter In the world," they
think.
About two theusnnd persons nwalted
the home coming of Loughran nt his
residence, nt Seventeenth nntl Illtner
streets, after the mntch Inst night. The
crowd sent up nn ear-spllttlng yell for
Temmy when he mndc his nppenrnitcc
with his spnrring pnrtner, Johnny Mc
Laughlin. The nlneleen-yenr-eld lad
wan called en time nnd ngnln for n
speech, but Temmy only smiled his np np
prcciatlen of the tremendous ovation
no was being accorded.
The St. Menica's Naval Hattallen
Band, which paraded te the bull park
for the contest last night, playing nil
the way nleng llrend street, letreced
Its steps nfter the bnttle, the young
musicians plnylng with even mere than
their wonted spirit.
All nleng the route te the home nf
Loughran hundreds of admirers of the
young beier fell Inte line se thnt Itft
ner street was virtually pneked with
the boxer's friends. While Lntighred,
who evidently wns overcome by the
demonstration, could net snv mere than
"Thanks; I'm happy you all nre glad."
there were several ether speeches mnde.
But the crowd was satisfied. Until
fi A. M. the frenzied fans kept up a
continual cheer for their favorite. Flow
ers were sent te Temmy and lings were
raised In his honor It wns a giret
nlgbt.
This morning at 0 o'clock -evcral
hundred fans resumed their enthusiasm
nt the Loughran home, nnd it would ap
pear that n holiday had been declared
In Seuth Philadelphia.
SU2ANNEJfVjNs"AGAIN
Advances In Mixed Doubles With
O'Hara Weed
Wimbledon July 11. Pnt O'Hnrn
Yoed nnd Mile. Suzanne lenglen. of
Frnnce.'teday wen their match In mixed
doubles in the international gra's court
championships from M. Washer, of
Belgium, and Mrs. Warburg. The
score wns 0-2, 0-1.
Randelph Lycett. of (Jrcat Hrltnin.
nnd Miss Elizabeth Rvnn. of fnllfnr.
nin. holders of the international tennis
chnmpienehip in mixed doubles, defeat
ed W. C. Crawley and .Mis Kathleen
Mehnne. of England. The score was
4-0, 0-3. 6-3.
In men's doubles. Gerald Patterson,
winner of the men's singles champion
ship, and Pnt O'Hnrn Weed. Aus
trnllan. defeated Wnsher nnd Watsen,
the Belgian pair. 0-3. 7-.ri. 3-11. (i-1.
GREENLEAF HAS BIG LEAD
Pocket Billiard Champien Wins
Second Bleck Frem Weed
Ralph Oreenleaf. world's pocket bll- i
Hard champion, last night wen the see. ,
end block of his 1200-pelnt match fiem
Artuur weed at the .National Aca
emv.
The champion took the mntei. t
three innings by the score of 10:.' te '
27. He had n run of 00. I
In the first block the aenre fnvnre
Greenlenf. 100 te 71. making the total
for th'e two blocks, 202 te IW.
Amateur Sports
The E.int Klrrrten Club, recenrt . I.i
horn, (latrs In .lulv nnO August nrt-n It
Stockton. Kast ntvertnn. N'. J. Phene RH Pr
eon m j
OljTlipla A. C. slxtcsn-elghtecn yrr.
travelln Eusrne Clay, l'30'i rililclnteri
stre-t.
Te Northern Tlub rtfiatd v.T-.mn rn
Sunday by the score of .1 tJ 4 Teinis untit
Ins te book this attrautlen .nn obtain Main
by wrltlne Jeseph Miller. lilO Norih hlxth
inn iiusirr t hid, nrst clas nay
najs. Sundajs nna twlllsht tani'
I 11'ill.J W.rjtuj. -..O'l atltr 4 )' A)
IVrttmerrlnnil ( lul. first rKw traielna
nren .lutes this month Jehn 1intm .-.IT
t " PBtmoreland street. Phem, Ivnelmi
ten H777 J. (
rritrhard A. ('. -wsllepcil thn Vatlenai A
i In n slusTJlng bp en SunJiv In the
score of 10 te T
The Acnliuvt Cilthellr Cluli sienecl th- i
Husten Telepherl) nine's strenk by the
score of ?, te t. Anuln-s his n-xt Saturdnvl
"rn m. .IU...O i.-uri-. Mtrsub. is.-.ii iini)
ITin Inilliinn 1'rcfr.lennN. first ass
trnwllne .lates in Jul v nnd Ausust v; n
I"T,'.Mi"vl"L l4ViX2rth Marnhall atreet.
The Old )Ork Club, nrst clasn. horre or
v , H Mehr. aiOl Emerulil stt et
Hmtrrn r. C. stepped ths Tln'-um II C
cin Sundn; -'ter ths Intmr hJ sered fem
teen streljht wins
I we nrM.ilK. nutllelilrrt would
n.uui-vi. .if. j. liraiTin'l ("lull I -ri I. )
piny the nrst huIc n.illpUixrs ITl'i Mir.
flln street.
i. .. .... .. . ......
t.tv niiBin-f i. . uieRiri .vei.icm
..." nurp t.i i' in i un rftiurun
Publlr .Scheel of Ofllrr Irulnlm:. !-
r Isas. trnelln Jeseph ne.nth.il Mm
Wlnclrlm avenu.'
iiercine i-reirssinnais, nrst rln trre
inrr. jiuy in una ii k Clark lelT Hen)
street.
The Kenten . A. and P. e s nf a
Ne 77. nines plneU te a .'te-2 dcjclleik In
t Ine lnnlntrs un .Sunday
l'nschnll 1!. C. aild-d another win i n
already lore list hv defeating llult In in
score of 3 te 2 in a fast seen-!nn nc biuii
CAMBRIA A. C.
Frankfenl ,e. ,
(Vimlirlct Nt.
FK1IIAY KVK.. JI'I.V It. IDJ'
OI'h.V-AIR IIOXlNc'
VIXCRNT I.OPKZ T. JAtKli: ri.ARK
BASEBALL TODAY
SniOB PARK. SlsT AND 1.1:111011 A IC
nei'ni.K-iirfAnvHFiitsT iimp. i-te
ATHLETICS vs. DETROIT
RrMrrrd Sects at OlmbeU' und Spnldlns's
famous siNcr. mas
GOOD'S Deg Seap
Inriseriting, lleillliful, Refmhinj
Kills fleas cure manse prcxents trans
mission of disease nnd ermln Pro
motes luxuriant growth of hair. Excel
'en: fe- srale
AT UP-TO-DATE DRUOBISTS
KVERnVHBnE
.TAMFb GOOD Ine . PMIsdelrhla
"Wells Hats Wear Well"
Straws
Fer $2
Best Makes
Fresh from Factories
GEORGE B. WELLS
1315 Market St. and
2715 Germantown Ave.
i-
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Runs Scored for Week x
In Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAHUK
TslTllTIW TFSltl
New Yerk. . 23 I I 211
Cincinnati.. 9 11 20
Chicago.... 7 4 11
Plillllcs .... 3 7 10
Pittsburgh .i 7 7
St. Leuis. .. 4 4
Bosten .... 2 0 . 2
Brooklyn ... 1 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE
3I.MTTWT'F'S'TI
Washington, till 2 ir
Detroit .... fl 7 13
Cleveland .. 0- 0
St. Loul. .. 8 8
Bosten .... 8 8
New Yerk . . 7 , 7
Athletlrs ... ft 5
Chicago .;.. 2 1 2
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
I SIM, TWT
FjHi'ri
itocfiester
28
Syracuse . . .
Baltimore ..
Newark .. .
Jersey City.
Terente ..
Buffalo . . .
Reading . .
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HARVARD AFTER GLENDON
Coach of Annapolis Is Sought as
Tuter of Efl Oarsmen
Cambridge, MaM.. duly 11 Alex
ander II. I.add, dr., cnptnln-elect of
the Ilnrvnrd crew, met with the mom mem
bers of the Graduate Advisory Com
mittee for a discussion of the rowing
situation at the university.
That no formal steps were taken re
gnrdlng the policy for the coming year
was the htntement made after the meet
ing by Francis Lee Hlgglnsen, former
captain, and member of the committee.
t wns a perfectly informal gather
ing nt which Captain -elect I.add met
the members of the graduate body,"
Mr Hlgglnsen said. "When a titan
takes up it new job he naturally wlihes
te become hotter ucqunltiti'il with these
te be associated with him. That was
the object of today's session." .
It is generally understood, hewcer.
thnt Dr. R. Heber Howe, dlioetor of
rowing, will net be th" active leach
ne.vt t-ensen, hut will retain his position
ns dliectnr.
This Is pnrtiallv the wish of the der -
ter. The Rowing Committee Is believed
te be serieuslv considering an offer of
the nesi te Richnrd Glenden. who hn"
coached with such great success at
AnnnpeU.
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CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Storm Closes S P. M Saturday All Day
IP '
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Other Philadelphians Win in
Rhede Island State Terf
nla Tournament
SUMMARY OF FIRST
DAY
VANNEMAN LOSE!
AT PROVIDED
Providence. R. I.. .Tulv 11. Feature ,.&
mntehna In rninnetltlnn for the RhOtM'W
Tslnnrt Rtntn lnwn Cnnnls olinmnlenshlPjW".J:
---' -' - ,- -r i-H
scheduled for tedny follew:
1 P. At. Phillip Bettens, CallfernhV
vs. R. M. Vail. New Yerk.
2:30 P. M. Phil N'eer. California...
ts. If? P. Ilnmmen. New Yerk. '
4 P. M. Winner of Vincent Rlch
nrd-IL C. .Inhnsen match vs. Jainpr
M. Dnvies. fhllfernln
The first day's play In the champion
Mnnv spectators filled the large grand ,').
! ktnnrls nnfl wltnoRseft nme fine tennlB.P' .
(The perfect ta nnd the fact that thert 'M
were no rem upsets mane un- nrri. unj bj
big success. ''
All the rhllndelnhians name through
Vccpt Marshall vanneman. Jr.. whb
was defeated by .1 D. Ewlng. N1jj
Yerk. In a long-drnwn-eut match, 4-BJ 1
0-4. 03. v
Tmlx Bi.ldle ndvnnced te the thlrfj
round with rn-n bv defentlng W Dinsj
woedle. New Yerk. 0-0. 0-1. nnd thWtJ
defeated K. V, Beagan, rrevidence. in.
, the same manner
Craig Is pin vine geed tennis end hl
will nipt likely make an interesting j
match with etixn Sliiinlzu in the next
round. His son Crnlg Blddle, dr.. who'
played en the Princeton freshmen; j
tennis tram this venr nnd who mnkeil
the seventh Phllndolphien entered here,,
is also plnving nt the top of hi game.'
.Veil Chapln. brother of A. H,
riinnln .lr. 101 New Knelnnd Infer.'
collegiate tennis champion plnied wH
' ngalm-t Carl Fiher, one nf PhilncleN1
phln's st.irs Carl, however, served'
I well, wai Hccurnie nt th net and
proved tee treng for the young New
Unglnml boy nnd defeated him G-2
0-3
Philadelphia's two old tennis de.
j pendents, who. of enure, should always
head the list, are in opposite brackets,
The 1 1 1 t . William T Tilden. 2d, just
n;1ded the nntlennl rlny court tennis
i crown te bis long list of titles. He
wen his I'hm match by default nnd will
piny K A. Hill. Providence, today,
The second dependent, Wallace F.
.lohnsen. will piny II. Guild. Bosten,
and should hate no tieuble in winning..
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