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WEDNESDAY, JULY 1U, 1U22 ,H
T. LOUIS MAY FEEL
TITLE THRILL AFTER
34 YEARS OF GLOOM
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it With Rm(7K in T.nnd and
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w! ''" Pennant Bee Is Buzzing
Phils Lese en Same Day Walker Helpless
BACK in 1.S.j. n venr that mean mueli te St. l.euls. Chris Ven der Ahe
wen a pciiimnt for St. l.etiK He repeated in 'Ml. 'S7 nnd 'vs. Since
that time when tin- grc.tt blizzard swept ever thl city, the Mound City funs
,-.. ...,,. t...ii ii liiirh plee. sncnkitic
Ven dcr Alie Is n name tlint means mm h te the baseball fan- of St. l.euls.
Frem the veimsster who i learning the c.ime te the eldest fan. the en.y
jBihnngrr te' bring n title te the Mound City I" a household Brent. The fun
point te the four venn of unbroken victories a the me-t prosperous years of
th eJtv. Four pennants In a row in the American Association mennt as
much In the-e days a a pennant in the American or National Leagues means
'tedav.
i Fer the 'a-t thirty-four years St. l.euls ha been supporting baeball
teams vrar in .rid ycar'eiit without once suing either or both favorites finish.
ling first. Thi i n tceerd that even our long-suffering city cannot equal, 'lhe
" Phillies wen en? pennant and the Athletics several, and the cup of sorrow in
these parts hasn't been se bitter.
After the Ions drought, or whatever it might be called, the fans in th
Wound City nre looking for a pennant this year. They are talk'iig about it
en the corners, in the poolroom mid. in fact, wherever baseball is u topic of
conversation, vvliUi Mentis everywhere. The Iirevvns nre out in front in the
American and the ('aids are trailing the (Hants b a nnrrew margin In the
Kntlennl. A pennant 1 sure te come. That is what the St. Leuis fan think.
Let It be known that St. I.eiiis and Washington nre the only cities In the
" history of modern baseball that have net had pennant winners. Twe out of
Blxtecn, and St. Leuis one of tin- two. The fan In the town along the
Mississippi are glutton fur punlhimnt. supporting te.uns for se many yeurj
that never finished tirst that the avenue fan e-it of their bailiwick can appre
ciate their feelings.
, fHE season n a lit tic mere than hull ever nnd the llreteni have a
' game and a A-; Unl ever the 1'imAcj tn the funis nre jift half
a game bail; of the nje. . Mux; hunts. 'I hut in itself is enough te
set the pennant bre n-bu:: ng nil ever the het lilt, 'lhe ehancei of
having one pnuiant winner and lO-niJr a World's Series fin their eicn
back let it cnewjh te set any nnmp nf funs crazy.
Rickey Deserves Credit for Browns' Showing
BRANCH HICKKY switthed from the ("arils te th Drowns several years
nge. and since th.it time St. Leuis ha had a fair measure of prosperity
'in baseballdem. He bieusht lingers Hernsbj te the Cards and made him
a star.
Itickcy is getting the credit for the wonderful form shown bv the Iirevvns
today. With only a fair pitching stuff, one that would leek mediocre in
Yankee uniform, the Hrewns are leading the race, with an excellent oppor
tunity te keep It. And the success of the t- itu i attributed, in addition te
Blckey'. superb handling, te their two stars, derp- Si-ler and Ken Williams.
Accuidlng te the latest averages Sisler l.iis ste'cti almost as many bases
(one less) alone a tl-.e entire ankee teani. lb- l'n thirty-two te hi cndlt.
Ken Williams, betides being in n tie with our own Tillle Walker in home
runs. Is runner-up te Michigan (Jmrse m pilfering bases with twenty -six.
Blslcr Is leading the American League In hits. run seerec and in batting.
While Williams is hitting .oil! ami making etra-hae-hit hNterj.
The Tigers are Uadlng the league in battin. with the IJrewn net far
behind, whlih In a measure shows just why the Hrewns are our in front.
The Yankee, blaming the pitchers for their peer standing at the present
time, stand fourth in team batting Yet the Hrewns have stolen eight;
three bases nml the Yanks tliii ty-three.
Seven of the Hrewns nre hitting exer the .r.Ofi mark. Sisler leading, fol
lowed by Cellins, whose pinch hitting has had much re de with the winning
'of many games; Me.Mnnu, touted a geed fielder but ;i weak hitter; Tebln.
iBcvcrcld. Williams and Van Gilder, the latter u pitcher.
Hed the hurling staff of the Hrewns held tip as well as etpected they
vettld be out se far In front at the presmt time that the Yanks would hive a
difficult time catching them. Shecker get away t a bad 'lurt and lest a few
veek en account of an Injured leg. Dunt'erth, for whom twelve p!a;ers went
te the miner, has wen but tie games nil season. 1'ruett ha shown wixe
fine relief hurling, but little else. Ke!p has seven win out of nir" s;ar:.
entirely unexpected: Wright has three out of four, I)ai six out of ni: -. Vin
Gilder ten ej of eighteen and Ha;ne but two out of seven. The iusi naini
ij, pre -season dope wus expected te pree one of the stars of the .s:a:T.
fUE Bretcns open a four-name tenr.i irtth the Mnrkmen starting
M thi afternoon, n team they have hern able te defeat all season.
The ankeei. en the ether hand, v ill In; ferefd te meet 7'; CeVt
agyrtssne band of Tiyeri. uhe tnptund four straight in their eirn lair
off the expensive Am- Yerk cast in the last series. The odds arc
with the at. .e'dViiit.
Indians Score Xinth Straight Win
THE Browns had better beuaie "f Tris Speaker's Indians. After a bad
start In the Last and a wer-e home stand the runners-up last year an
back in their stride again. Seven and ;i half games separate them from tirt
pince; net tee grtul a lean ter an; team te moor ur.der tne way tiie lndinns
are playing.
Yesterday they dealt our Athletb their third straight defeat In n many
playing las. It was ('let eland's ninth straight triumph, the longest winning
streak of the year in the American League. Incidentally, the Maektnen mad
their first run off Clevclnnd, hitting in the third Inning, anil only twelve hits
In the series of three games, which shows hew well the hurlcrs. en Speakers
itaff are doing.
Guy Morten, who is showing a return te the form that made L.m 1-n.I:
like a star a couple of jrar age, allowed the Mie I:men fie lilts, Tillle W.i.ker
going hilles for the third time in the s, ni s
Heli llast, w!:e turned in iiteries his lat tise starts, proved easy, the
Indian getting eight lilt and si. r'liri In seven innings. Jee Weed and
Speaker ouch innking henurs wuh men en tlie base path. Curb-;- Ogden,
.the Swarthmore graduate, made hi debut and, aided by exceptional fielding en
we part et t Uli K tiullewi.y, went liy
j,s, delivery.
ii-i5 In the eighth Galloway sprinted
jjii gtepped en the keystone sael; and threw
In the ninth he ran fur hail: of Iivkes, made a back-handed stub and a great
threw, rcttr'ng Morten by an e; clash.
(!allewa;'s si eit -stepping vestuday was the he.t seen here this season.
He was all ever his own terrlteiv nnd pan of that belonging te Yeung and
Dykes. lie had six assin, nn,i t.,w, imteuts, and most of them were of t.f
difficult variety .
COXMi; M.('K pave his latlunj order a shake-up, giving Ilina
Miller a dni'i nit bnauir of ,i imc i old and meiina Jrrmi
Dykes fiem rtnhth te nrrend plne, nitheut nevl risult.i. l'ep Youna
and I'rrkins ew h had a pair of single, while llel, Hatty managed te
snare the fifth. The dtfiat put tin l'. te inthin a point of last plaee.
Grimes' Slick Toe
Rc
lOY ORIMKS should have remainul
He broke into the be score .vesttrda;
losing their second Htraigln in Chicago. Crimes Im) u bonier, u deuhb- and
two singles, and did jiiueh d. linage te Sheriff Slrutleten. Twelve hits were
made off the youngster during the six innings be worked, including four extra
base wallops. Jimmy King In Id tin- opposition in iheek the last two iniim,s
f the game.
Vie Aldridge did the hurling for Killefer's crew and he went along easily.
The l'hlls made eight bits off the youngster and most of them cmiii; after Vic's
teammates had handed him a lug lead.
Yesterday was another lilsc da; for homers. All told, nine were made In
the two leagues, with Nichols,,,,. f jjosten. getting pair; Veach, Ilctieif
Ueeckle, Hosteti ; Weed and Speaker, Cleveland; Ainsmlth, St. I.euli"
Heeper. White Se, and Crimes. Chicago each connect ins for four-ply shots'
Vhlle the bats of the sluggers, itutli, llernsb;, W'IUiuiiih and Walker were
llent.
Nichelson's pair of homers and the one by Ileec kle scored the enlv rum
Binde by lhe Braves against Kppa Itlxej, uhe had much the better of .loc
Oeschger, his old teamiiiale. Kppa allewid two singles outside the thre!
homers, while California doe was found for fourteen safeties.
Heeper, of the While Sex, rapped out his third home- run in ni many
days, hut it wasn't enough te beat the Yanks, who pumiiiee Jilankcii-Jiip
Bchupp and Courtney for fourteen runs and twenty hits. It was the first
Will of the series for the Huggmen. White; Witt and Meusel tach bad four
afctles, the latter driving in seven runs, shawkey fanned tc f the White
Sex, getting Jehnsen three times
V All elglitli-lnning rally In which
IS te nese out the (.hints and win the third
yS-iwa aiee raiiieu in the ninth, but fell n run sheit of tying when Karl Smith
fcrnnnl with two nun cm base. ' m"
"Sfh . f'r M Craw. Ilernsby led the home team In -he lltl,,,k
Sold II Ainsmlth, itt addition te bis homer,
Een lhe fiist time en their home let this season the Kid Snr iron a
ffiinic fiem the Tigers. Smith's third lurcmier hit and llnrn,'
tingle scored the xvinning run in the seventh inning. The Tviin used
three hurlvrs and llo.iten two.
Kk '
Pirates Get "Reb" Russell
ISrci rilUbuDtli. July 10 In n clrtupnrute en
I f.ffxer 1 ""Innsthi-n live l'lruii-4 nil:
'?; KeKechtili hax mi.du u ileal with the .Mln
ri,SpMpell Club of the .niericau AmuvIuiIei
Hill
lln-
lpHMjea viuu ui im1 American vriuviaiiuu
'.crtby eii.h-' hukmII. rtirnu'r While Mejt
flktDdcr, will enms here. In exchange
urch
i of I
It" e
in ivh Ji.ibfl jlDlllniriiwerth una a
money. lvt acaulaltlnn of IluiMil
emm tivmiJiis li ui j uhiihiwh
..' i- ..: ....v., fnMii.M
lU m ta hm mineri.
fcifite,-
Cards Half Game Behind,
.. . ' .
in Mound tity A s ana
fiem ttie tiaseuau ansie.
without a run being bcercd off hi
back of
te Hans
second, pcoeped up a drive.
iser. cemnletlnL' n deulile nlnv
Much for Phils
out of the game jem a dnv lenL-er
and had much te de with the 1'hilln.s
three runs were scored enabled the Curds
.entest f the mi-i..., ti,. i:,.,i
Wills Ellmlnatee Clarke
Winnipeg, Mm., Jjl. id Jl.rrj we
clmlli nui'r f.r J i- unipii- a ircui.
knuckid out Jiir i'1-i Ice ihr J.,,i ,.i r.tie c
in the llilril m i i.wr ii'in. ...j.i,.i u
fverubl lmprulun wlih hl Hcli-nce blued
uu ueuriK iiawera. In the nrt mund ha
knucked Clarlta iinmn nn., ih,M ,irvtu- in it..
I third Ufert th reteree maUn eZunt
H
PHILA. MAY HAVE
NEW SOCCER TEAIVi
W. Luther Lewis Considers
Turning Franchise Over te I
I i
! Lecal Interests
Idissten steel disbands
! Ily WILLIAM S. DALLAS ,
I A new soccer team, representing I'nil-.
1 -idelphla In the American League, will.
in all probability, be seen here next'
i fall. Nothing definite has been den--,
In the matter, but the final decision will
J be made nest Saturday night, when thei
'annual meeting of the soccer moguls 1
'l.ehl at tin- Hetel Aster. In New Yerk
;CItv , I
The Bethlehem team, which was lure
hast enen. will. In all probability.
return te the scene of It former i'
I nuests. and will have many of the star
of n few ;e.irs age back in the ranks.
' The main reason assigned for a new '
team coming te this city is the fact that '
the (liampien Tedd eleven and Holyoke,
have decided te unit, and till leaver,
I two .icancie in the i Ircult. A:- I'atel-
son na again nppnen ier ihhiiiieii .
thi we-a'd llll one of the holes, and If a
new team were put here and Hethlcheml
back en the map the eight -club circuit i
would be Intact, j
Wants Team Here i
Neti.liu definite ha been decided In
W. Luther Lew I, president of the
I league, who also holds the l'hiladelph! i '
i franchise. Lewis wants te see a'
! nam l-i this city, and i said te be i
Iperfeitly willing te turn the franchise
i ever te l'lii;aueipninu who weuiu uireei
1 the activities of the lecnl club.
The venture of the Lewi brother
I .nte Philadelphia soccer last season
I proved .in; thing but a success, and the
I fai t that about $10,000 was dropped In
Ithtir -holt stay here may have some
tiling te de with their decision te re
turn te Bethlehem.
The drfiilt of the American League
will be decided en Saturday night, and
in the event of another application being
ns-eivid, aside from I'atersen, there
would be little chance of Lewis return
ing te Bethlehem.
Tarnn.v Kleen (Jtilts
At the annual .Iu!v meeting of the
I'lss-en Steel Football ("lull the mem-r-r-
voted te disband. This action was
i.ike-i after the etiirers and manage
r. 'lit. uhe guided the club through its
s.eirt hut ery suei-essful career, an an
net.'nd their retirement f r-in soccer
a' ti.-.ile.
In view- of the fact that the team
rl.ived before large crowds all season,
even outdrawing the first -division team
:n a'tenc'.ance. this- announcement came
a a surr,rjvp t0 the "StcelV many
friends. Disston Steel was one of the
few te.itr.s who finished the season
' In t'l -ir thiejears as members of
tl' A!' c I American l'oetball Vssecii- I
:i,p Dis-t-.n Sw ,,'nvN "fift -tie,.
!-.i:. -m- !st eihttied "i",t ml
; :::r:j-svvnin:.,?!nVn,;t;m(
inat.cl.iily strong.
s. , . ;4a-i- ni.-l one th.rd place in
.- -..-...s f!ivisi,.ns
T- .' ha-: an .nv.able record for
'""-r-' ,""'",,., 'T'l8 l!Vrn
l-i'-- t'-" Al'le-I American
A-sfi :atien te answer for the
'zi--. i : p.a;er- or spectators.
TEMPLETON POLO FOUR
WILL NOT PLAY HERE
Withdrawal Frem Open Champion Champien
1 ship Due te Majer Barrett's Illness
i New Yer.'i. .1 :I; 111 Officials of the
National 1' 'e A--oeiatleii. when in
formed of thi- liefiotien of the Knglish
I "trp't f n nam. -tated that prlvat
idviccs indiia'id that the vv ltlnlniw.il
1 was uifiile ni'cissuiv bv the illness et
I Majer F. W . liairett. Harrett. an
j ititerniitlennl cup player, well known te
'American pole fo'lewers. lias been or
! d red te discontinue further pole play
I ing for tin- season bv hi physician.
The inibihf. "!' the Temple'en team
'te i-eiiieti- in tin- Aiueiicun national
j i',.' i-lintiiiii iiisl iji is tot tuhin te ln
! eic ate that Kiu! uid will lie unrepre-
senti. I in tin- phi; at Humsen, N. J..
however. It l
understood that the.
Huriitighaui Cub
will inline every ft-
fort te end a lii
i -goal four te this
country, even though a complete reor
ganization of the- team is necessary.
There is a further possibility tlint
the IrNli I'ole Club, of Dublin, will be
reprcM-n eel bv a team which will have
as high a handicap ranking as either
the Argentine or Knglish team.
Beets and Saddle
Mis-. Jemima v 111 make her first stail
if Can.i la t"'l v in the I'.elle Isle Ilan-dic-iip.
Sli" -v ill 1'ieet such speedy ones
; like F'.abv (irand. Dr. Hickman and
Ciirtnnndnle It is doubtful If any
sprin'tr in Canada can beat the Itewc
sprinter.
Horses whli'i eem best at Wind -or
te-lay are: l'irst r-ice Perriiin, Tlkeli,
, Wakeup S'cencl -Svinpiithy, Kilt,
Heel Tap lhnd I'rismnr. Heney
'Jewell, Sincrnm entry. Keiirth Miss
'Jemima. I-iby (irand, Carniamlale.
I Kilt!. Duk" Icdiit, Pasteral Swain,
Thaten. SlMh Citation, Dorlus.
'I'luikv. Seventh l'adua, Jean of
I Arc, S u! r.
ICmplre City: Klrst tnee ,T. S, Ces.
den entrv. Noen Heur, Scarecrow. Sec
end K'l.iatei', Tan II, Pasteral. Third!
Ittiii Hemme, Hcphastes. Thunder
e!ap I'enrth fiiev Lag, On Walcli,
I Hen Hemme, r i ft It Lord Herbert,
Moedv. Ilrave. Sixth Prince of Uiu
1 bim. Tall Timber. Illllheuse.
llniin-lt frmi I'lMince in-n tn thn effeet
that Jeseph I". W lib tier is greatly
pli-ised with his recent purchase.
Sweeper II, by Broomstick, which left i
for this country lutt Suturday. Sweeper
II was n winner of the 1)1)0 guineas,
and ether geed races in Lngland, and
lie ims been a conspicuous, success in the
stud for the opportunities he had had.
At everv Krnieh meeting colts nnd fil-
' lies by him are being returned win
I tiers. At a recent meeting at Amiens
the tbree-ycar-ehi iswell, by Sweeper
wen the Prix tin Hels ce Boulogne of
Kl.nOd frnnes ever the UOOO-meler
course. On 'he mine day the Prix i
I - i Ihur Cerdellier. for two-y ear-elcls, ,
was wen bv M. Ballls ITewt-rday, liv ,
.. flL. tl .11 . !..( .
tsweepcr. i in- i in .viec.-ri vaieire ei
I ".'00 flatus, nt the mme meeting, was
wen by Irani: it iuiciiceck 3 two-year-old
Cicerone, bv bis own horse,
Saudv Heek, a seu of Iteck Sand and
the Meddler mare Tangle. Mr. Hitch,
lock has bought u line sire Hire Aux
Lai tne j, by Itaheluis, and he is new en
bis way aciess the Atlantic.
Dsslres Game for Saturday
Hum" Hihae' r i e tenl tSlrird I'lell
c luh In li-l'l'lis uj a f.'.a i Hi if uf bill I theai
iliisn, hut nun m I'iik ininiuui ny iiiul un
I run Jin hnvlnu lout Iho lust threy iiarnni
uy tt inuic run. iiiriuu nu iwiuiu vvun
f.tA Htiv Bfinl-tirn leum etfLrlnK rcaaenablri
vrinduvement. Addrei- ,V,,rnly.Bia'f,
UlifN Nt w vuuu, ! fc Ullfl
IT'S
water. And a let op
ElBtW (?REASE
Seme vanishing- CReAfA stuff
THAT "BELOiVCr? Te SlS
SbME ceORE COMOlMfr AND '
.OKviSHIwC
DOBSON IS OUT TO
EAT BMDESBURB
'"'" WIHWI.WKWIIM
Bill Whitman's Club Already
Has Scored Twe Victories
Over Weavers
ACCOS
PLAY SOUTH PHILS
Ter the first time in nearly two
weeks the activities of the local twi
light bsis-cbnllern were hampered by
Jupiter I'luvius last evening, a heavy
shower falling just at the time the
I fans were assembling for the regular
nightly games, of which there were
i manv scheduled. .
I'he layout is net such an auspicious
""" tenlilit. nlllieitBli the re nre several
contests that attract attention. I he
-T. & J. Dol.-eti nine is at home at
Thiity-fifth street and Queen lane with
r.ridesburg In the third of the series
"'! ''",V., , 1.. i,nn, i-lnshes
Hill AMiItniaii has wen betli ilasnes
nnd'hn-j decided te send Kay PP"P'- '"
,!hhlh,ll"7ir.!l'ln their last contest at
hotter ball, iit.iMn tlier a. ccenii i iii
!mme en Saturday wen an exciuiij;
elash from the Meadowbreolt of cw-,
irk The weavers will probably use
Thu'mmcl en the hill. They are busy,
all this week and have three games
li-ted for next Sunday in New inrk,
playing once in the morning and twice
in the afternoon. t
Aci-os at Seuth Phils j
The Seuth I'liiK are all set for Amer- l
lean Chain. The Yerk iigitiogutlen wai '
here last night te meet Itridesburg. and
,,,!.,..,"! evei tedav. I'hil Kellcher will
..iinh ficrninst the visitors, us he has
, asUed te be given the hulling assign
meiit against I ranlt uessau s niiuen.
The Seuth 1'hiN announce the acqulsi- '
tieu of a new battery In Jehnsen, of
the Norfolk. Vn.. League, a pitcher, (
and Cressen. a catcher, of the Iteadlng
Internationals. '
Camden City, one of the strongest
teams in Ni'. .1 r-ey . and which de-'
featcd Stenehur-t en Snturday, will be
the e peiinii of Straw hi'ici;e.iv l letiiier
at SiM.v -second and Wnlnut streets.
Manager Tiuitt, of the store team, will
,,a,.l.lv u. Mi-Mi bin hl-ii nst the vis.
',.,.,.j
I'liritan, of Kensington, travels te
Thirty -first and Dickinsen btrccts and
meets Danny Mctilnnls' Haywood
bunch. I'liritan recently took the meas
ure of Kaywood, and the downtewners
are after revenge.
Terminal at Stenton
One of the beit tentests en the eve
ning's can! Is listed up (lormanlewn
way and features Philadelphia Ter
minal and S.euten Tield Club, KU
I'ew ell's nine has regained its win
ning triile and in its nisi two games
beat Lit Itielhers and en Monday leek
the measure of St. Themas, of Wilmiug-
ten. 7 te li. with Powell nn the hill him-
self. Bebby Wilsen will twin aim he'
will le pitted against I eminy eU. ,
The Seuth Philly Hebrews are t lie
oppe-itlou of Belfield at Ogentss nna
Church lane. J he hphas wen six out
ei eiKiii Kiimis e.,. nis-n ."' " """)
have one te then; credit this week arm
etpect te make it number two at the,
expense of Bellicld.
of eight games last ween, ami a reauy
have one te their creclit tins weel; arm
A Fighting Marine
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Out of a total of eight bouts he has
M'ereil sl linnrkeulh. Stene e
peels bis resignation from (he serv
ice te be granted, some .time during
the summer
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LtSATHEfU
FINISH
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i j Today's Independent Games
i And Results of Yesterday
Mass
I'lill.ult-lphlii Terminal i
brldTP & Clothier,
wrrci.
t Jlllimic, Tlilnl
nt Mrnten, l'lill
i:iliiiu and Musitriivr utrrcts.
I. It llretlirrit nt ft. TlinmuM. Ilmlnrten.
llrMirr nt Mount llellv.
Ainrrlnin C'luiln at buutli riillllcg, Dretid
nml lllnlrr slrcfts.
Itrldrslmric nt J. & I. Dobflen, ThlrtT-Qfth
Hlnet nml luem lane.
M. Iliirn.ibns nt MonetlPC. Ferty-enth
and Spruce Hire!.
sliuiuiluin nt t'lirstfr.
North Hills ut lliirbcr. Trenten.
l'ertj-elslitli Wnnl nt MlnnevvR, Scven
tcs'iilh mid Cumlirlii streets.
I.lnreln (iliints at Wilduued. of lrankferd.
lllttui.in ami Wiiltcllnic ntxrctH.
Amlilrr tit (lliiurestrr,
1'iirlt.iii ut Kuhh1, Thlrty-ftrst and
Dickinsen street".
sxiulli I'lillly Hebrews nt llrlfleld, Onentr
and t'hiireh lnni-.
M. ;. Smith ut DovlfHlevvn.
Mniint .Murlnh nt Hen aril McCnll Test,
Fert.v -ninth ui.d Spruce streets.
I'.elcrprlse .'Maiiu.'iu (urini: Cemnany nt
t'lirri-n A, A.. A unit l.nuili n streets.
Kliiuder-Wclilen ut (ilenstcle.
St. Cnlllstiis nt Southern, Twenty-fifth
dtreet nml studer inenue.
I'lilluitelplilit Nmy nril I.ramie Naval
MemiIiuI s. tl. s. .Murines. 1:15 V, M..
iH-nitiie Island Nnv.v Yard.
Northeast .Innler I.cacue Cohecl.slnk vi.
KrnslnRten. I'rent and Ilerks streets.
I'. It. T. Leunue, heitlnn A Willow
Ciriitr s ltldee, Ti-nlli and Ilutler strcetm
ri-rllen II r.levuttd vs. llrlment, SiUt SiUt
Miend nml Wiilnut strrrls.
rirelneti'a l.f-ufriii.. Itntftillnn 11 Tallrtn
ttattnllen s. Filtli Il.itl.illen. Fourth unci
' ,,nkM Mreit.t Mnth lliitmllen . ecn
uni., lIld Mc.1Iall0n h(rret.
; yr.sTEllii.WS HKhlXM
eutli I'MUdelpbte Glum.. Oi I-onwen.
-vnrwlck (iluntH, 4i Muulw t-hade. 3.
sevenxn,
lTnvldent Mfe. Hi Fidelity Trust, 0.
(iiu-Timers, 1; l.llierty stars ;
V. It. T. Leagues tUhinend. IOi German
town. M.
llrrtrr lee Crenm, B: J. T. Lewis, 4.
Muhiiney C'lt. 1; Tumaqiiu. 0.
llrldesburE Cutis, 27t Kust Ilaptlst, S.
Stinlun l-ark, ill N, V, A. A., 1.
Ciniili acill. ;.j Vuli;i Tribe, H.
1'lrates V. C. :!l K.miii A. C. 2.
T. II. Kane lull, Oi Farrcn F, C R.
Menree, fli Tt-rnice, 2.
Auillh Scheluhtk's, 3i IV. I'hlla I'rnn, 3.
s. .lelm's V. V., Ui (lever F. t U.
CLOSEBOUTSIN
PALACE FINALS
Mende, Hinckle. and Broderick
Are Respective Winners of
Boxing Belts
DEMPSEY DROPPED TWICE
CLOSK competition resulted in the
final bouts of the elimination tour
nament decided last night nt the Tee
Palace. The three heys who shaped tip
like winners of the Cieergc V. Pawling
belts pre ;
Bantamweight : .Tlmmv Mende,
Smith Philadelphia.
Lightweight : Patsy Broderick
, w,,, Philallelplila.
Welterweight : W
(jnns i-Vrrv
ally Hinckle,
w et lh(.0 victors had a cinch in
hIs respective hetn. Last-round ral-
ii i... m,i ,,,i iiinMn i,i...i t..
ln (i,(.(ii,)p tlilr matches with Bennv
.lss ,, Vmlni. .iarl O'llrien. while
twn ninn.Mf.en(i knockdowns scored bv
two nine-second knockdowns scei
h,.,,,!,.,..,,.; were tee much for
Pempsey te overcome,
While Br.ss was ouiielnlcd bv ?
ii,.(i(...,.k .v,.r ln much fee Kddle
While uass was ouipeintcii by .Memle,
j the former mncle it geed showing. In
' the early stages of the bout Bass ills-
played better fe-'in fiem the dlstnnce,
'but ln the latter rounds the Infighting
1 of Mende entitled Jimmy te the ver
, diet.
' Broderick chopped his opponent twice
I in the second rnunil. i.aeii lime right-
banders te lhe Jaw teller! Dempsey,
Eddie came back strongly In the re
mainder of the cenk-st, cutting Pntsy
under the right e;e, and, while Demp
sey had lhe liener of a majerllv of the
rounds, Biederick's big advantage ln
the second session enabled bim te
bquei'zr- through a winner.
The O'Brien-IIinekle mntcli was a.
clever exhibition. While these welter
weights put en a fast and scientific-set-te
there were times when they
slewed up waiting for the ether te lead
and the fans razzed them a bit nnd
also hissed. Hinckle's left frequently
connected with O'llrien and his short,
choppy punches Inside also counted
heavily in hl favor.
A miartet of boxers who had been
ellmlnatiied In previous rounds com
peted in the first two bouts Itdtli were
fast and interesting, .luck Perry de
feating Chick Kansas In a bantam ron ren
test and Temmy Devlin winning from
Jee Buseh.
Argentine Pole Team Wins
Uuehnniptnii, Itiisland, July in in the
sdnl-tln.il (tunie of the llettlminptnn ime
cun 'tciurminient here :.-leid'iy th', Arnentlim
tenia wen from the 'lemplt'lun team, en
which the 1'rlncn nf Walls playd. Th"
mnri wim I fn.il In .'! The I'rlnce of
V iIih did nut .or"
Enelnnd Wine Rifle Match
l.nndnii, .July 111 At the ItlMi-y rill'i
mietlnit t'.ta Knlupnie Cuii wnii win hy I'.nu
hind In n clone lOimutlllun with tin. Calm
dlnn iltte team., The Knnllali rill nien
teereu ivev una tne uunuuntn iuri, jiuern
ey wii Ulrl with 10J3 and IndU fuurtli
I
up (MDu.uniy But
010(1 led.
V.ei Of etyiDlivir -sw i
Voea VA'S TW RiM .
fVlUCH BRUSH liVG-
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KVJKSXs.
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ONLY TO HAVE IT GCDACK IN THE
UBVT FIVE MIWUTE5
SH06T TPAlMlM'ATeMPADOUfU
AlNT WO iwch -
S1
Vopyrlelit, 1923, b'j rutillc Ledger Company
AO SDK K. ITS
AI .MILAGE
"Conqueror of Dempsey," Still
In Making, Is Improving
Gradually in Ring
TO RESIGN FROM MARINES
By LOUIS JAFFE
A BOUT six months age, one Chnrley
Weirmtillcr virtually broke into the
sports sanctum Fanoterum with n loud
burst of speech. "I've discovered the
conqueror of Jack Dempsey and didn't
have te go te Europe, like Jack Mc
Auliffe. (e de it."
At the time Welrinuller didn't sav
tlint Ins "conquerer'' was nil set te
meet the champion. "It'll take time."
explained Welrinuller, "mnvLe n venr
PMi iS ,K,1,,,tir,KJ)is:!;cr Kr-'"lnlly, nt"the
1 hiladelphia Nv.v Yard, where the
...s,.,., -iiiie-vcar-eici nig ,ev s see ng
service with the United States Marines.
nine months te run, but Ad. who uses
is real name for punching purposes.
'Devli'tr1 'V, 'V1Riwtie'ri from tic
Devil Dogs," wl,if., .-,,( is PXI,CC,IP
lumiiicn"' 1)Pf0r tlle t,ni1 ,) lh0
Net a Sarrlflra
Ad Stene is n geed example of a boxer
fi'mVS "0t bci?,B N,t,1''ced for the
filthy ucre. Tlie marine is being
ef?M0(1 Ky Lp v nl n tena" ter
?n,ei,H y,i "' "J. 1S ,'"l,p " "Hnpetent
teacher, and Ad's handleis are net
Mm"S n"y el"lnu'cs in "vcr-matehing
As n result Stene is yet te meet de
leat since starting his successful career
here last February. Out of a total of
eight matches Ad has put te sleep half
a dozen of bis opponents for a .7.-.U
knockout average. And the beauty part
of Stene s exhibitions is the fact that
he is showing improvement everv time
e: answers tne tinkle of the gong
Sam La Salle, a burly sailor, was
Mone s opponent in bis Philadelphia
debut ut the Olympia. This was a regu
lar sailor-marine brawl a sort of
rough and ttimble affair with Stene re
turning a winner. Then Ad knocked
out LddvMone Miller, which proved his
first K. O. of n string of six.
Miller was stepped j the fifth round,
bird, Otte Hughes took It eh the bin
In the fourth. Bill Siiee.len laslcd eidv
twenty-seven seconds, one mund wa's
SllillCleilt fee Serci.nnf tt,... U...1.1. ..
of Herman M II er ." n .,!" """ '"
-" 'oiitiueM', (lr
stewed awav in the fourth.
Stene's last limit was against Jim
Helland, the Biiltlmerean. who is beln beln
pentcl for the heavyweight champion
ship, and Ad proved by far tliat lie
was the mere premising product.
Can Tnke It
In that Helland mntcli (lie funs mti
the opportunity te see whether Stene
could "take it." In ti. fl,.,st two
rounds Helland suceerdrd in getting in
a number of Miff jolts, but tin- mariner
never llincherl, ami kept cnuiitcrin; 0
viciously with hedy smashes tlmt Hol Hel
land seen tired, and from the third
round until the finish of tbe eighth
Stenn administered a teirlfic trouncing
te the tall fellow from tlie .Monumental
City.
Stene Isn't ready yet for J, Dcmii Dcmii
sey. Weirmuller admits, uer f(,r ,f
dozen ether light-heavyweights or
lira vyw eights, but the astute mnnager of
the mariner feels sure it is only (1 mut
ter of time; before Ad will have Mopped
1 'iin.,i iiiiu.si nun un- siietgiari! as a
formidable (ee for tlie Manass,, Mauler.
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Hew Dees It
British Withdrawal
Murphy's Coup
Promoters' Mix-up
THK action of the British I.nwn Tennis Assoclritlen In withdrawing tn
the Dnvls Cup tournament has caused no end of comment abroad and T
this country. "
It Is regrettable that such n move was decided upon, and tennis efficii,
in this city feel that a reconsideration Is probable.
The explanation of the default; Is that had the English team defeat!
Spain in the Fcml-final, Klngscetc and Lycctt would neti have been abl te
make the trip te America for the final.
It Is further explained that It would be unfair te the Spnnlsh plan plan
te cTlmlnatc them, nnd then carry en the competition with a less fennldaM.
combination. ,
This explanation was considered satisfactory in many circles, but It h '
net understood hew or why the Britons allowed this situation te arise.
If Klngscetc and Lycctt knew they could net make the trip te this ceuntn
they should net have ibeen selected. n
Furthermore, n British victory ever Spain was net assured. Spain lu
two excellent players in Manuel Alonre nnd Count de Gemar.
If the Britons stand te their decision nlrcndy nnneunced, the German'.'
town Cricket Club will hustle plans a bit nnd have the stands ready for it..
linnl round en August 17, 18 and 10.
In this event, Philadelphia will have the privilege of. seeing tu but
foreigners In action against each ether In the Davis Cup, nnd then agalait
Americans in the United States singles championship in September.
BASEBALL in the American League lias reached the stage where
the Yankees, composed of high -priced stars, are. battling te retain
their small margin ever the Wlilte Sex, composed of a few veterans
and many rookies. It's the unexpected that makes the game.
'
Temmy Murphy's Coup
WIIHN
It comes te horseflesh, consult Temmy Murphy. An example of
tunning was lind in the case of Sannrde, 1:50-74, nnd Margaret Dll-
"" his cur
ion, L:0U.
There were many who thought Murphy had erred when he nlletved th
fast pacer Sanarde te be sold from Ids stable last Mny te W. B. Hall for
$7000. He chese te retain Margaret Dillen, by Dillen Axworthy, bred by
Aicxnnucr u. (;exe, et ..MiwDeeu stecK
The race wen by Margaret Dillen last Saturday nt the Teledo Grand
Circuit vindicates Murphy's judgment. The game Pennsylvania bred mart
wen the i!:0: class pace in one, two, three order, nnd Incidentally gave tha
Pneli sire, Dillen Axworthy, his first
The first heat tvas paced in L':0-V4
another twe-nilnutc pacer for the American turf, the first time in histerj
of tlie turf that n liorse has paced te n
It was Margaret Dillen's first start en lhe Grand Circuit this season, ai
there wns no class for l;er nt the opening meeting the week previous at North
Randall.
Horsemen will net be surprised te
Snnnrde ever did within the next few
second of his record in her first rnce
ability te pace below the two-minute mark before the season is far advanced.
Alexander B. Coxe, the breeder of Margaret Dillen, does net race pacen.
She wns nlways a natural-born pacer, net showing any premise en the trot
It wns largely because of this fact that she was sold.
HOME runs no longer nre unusual, cNcept when they are hit by
Babe Itutli. The big Bambino has had his troubles attempting te
retain the prestige wen lust year.
May Itelmbtirse Tayler und Gunnts
TEX RKTCAKI), It Is said, is going te reimburse Herman Tayler und Hebby
(finuiK local promoters, for their expenditures when they attempted
te stage tlie I.eennrd-Tendler bout last year.
Tex may net part with the funds voluntarily, but, it Is reported, the New
Jersey Boxing Commission will order him te de se.
It seems only fair that Tayler and (Siinnls should be reimbursed for their
losses last year, in view of the fact that the mntcli has slipped through their
lingers te Beyle's Thirty Acres.
Fer about two years, efforts were made te get Tendler nnd Leenard to
gether, and it was te the credit of tlie lecnl promoters thnt they were able te
land the bout. .
Then came the Injury te Leenard, and well-laid plans nnd geed money
went with it. Later the match was canceled completely when Leenard said
he would net meet Tendler in Philadelphia for n "personal reason."
Fer mere than a month, Tayler and (Suiinis worked day and night, and
spent money in preliminary preparation. They should nt least be reimbursed
for their financial expenditures.
npi
HE spirit of Tri.s Speaker lias
arc- fighting for ball games new,
ALLEGHENY BOYS HAVE
CLOSE RACE FOR LEAD
Three Teams Tie for First Place In
Uptown Baseball Leauge
The Alleshenv Beys Lencue new- is
In full swing, nnd three teams nre tledi
for first place, having wen three and'
lest one. St. Alines and P. D. S.
played a tic game, which makes a replay
necessary.
The results of Saturday's gnmes up
set expectations, Pclhnni wns expected
te have a walkover with Vesper, hut
the contest icselvecl Itself into n pitch
ers' battle between Maiarky, of IVUniin,
and Tener, of Vesper, the latter wlu
nlng, '. te 0.
The feature of tlie St. Agnes-Wern-rath
clash was a four-base clout by
Itenl with three en, YVemrath winning,
IS te S. Tin- biggest surpilse was the
gaaanammaermmarm
Het Weather . .
Be the weatherman Fays,
tu bunt the e.it day
In the Daytime
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Hnlrts nt . . .8.1.00 en.
Jersey Silk iihlrts nt 11.60 ea.
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cnrin, nt rneii.
two - minute performer.
nnd the second ln 2:00 flat, making
record that fast early in July.
see her pnee n much faster mile than
weeks. She is within a qunrter of i
of tlie year, which argues well for her
at last aroused the Indians. They
but it nuy Im tee late.
Five Leading Batsmen
in Each Majer League
AMKItlCAN I.nACl'R
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Mieiker. C'levelrncl 10 ','SI mint .311
llellmiinn. Detroit. H'J .lili (13 11:1 .Ml
Mrusil, New Yerk. BO Mil 3 iH .350
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(irlnes. Chlenicn.. Ill Sill B.I 101 ,m
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HlBhee. I'lttnliuritli IM 3S .111 121 ,3J$
ILinbrrt. Cln'niitl. 311 117 123 .361
defeats of Povvelten by the Eagles and
the setback of P. D. S. by Tiega
Heights. The standings:
w. t.. iv. w u r.c.
Vesper. . , a 1 7.10 Wemrnth. 'J 2 .JJJ
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