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SISLER SAYS BROWNS
WILL CAPTURE FLAG
Leng Heme Stand While Yanks Are en Read Means First
Title in Thirty-four Years for St. Leuis Star First
Sacker Expects te Break Batting Recerd
ny JOSEPH
GKOnOK SISLnn, recognized ris the
grentest Imsrlinll pln.vcr'ln tlic'lntid
Mn.r, Is net tlir pnMpst prifen in the
lirefld rxpnnse of tlie world te interview.
It ln't became ttie Michigan nlumntis
take his Krentiirei seriously, but be
cause he l n reticent, retiring chnp
I trhe In Inclined te let the ether fellow
de the bulk of the oralery.
I.att nlcht. however, SIMcr was In
Cine of hid rnri"l moods, lie wns will-
I Ing te talk nnd answer questions with-
I cut the Icnt.1 hesitancy. It wns entire
ly unexpected, for he hnd gene hltlcss
during the afternoon nnd bis batting
1 average hnd suffered the less of four
points. The fact that the Browns hnd
Tannulfhcd the Athletics nnd retained
their lend in the race was enough te
make Sisler forget his peer afternoon
with the bludgeon. '
Sls-lcr It like that. He Is always
working for the geed of the team and
doesn't enre n hang whether his bat
ting average suffers or net. ,Iut M)
they win nnd keep ,out In front. Sisler
usually decent appear te be nnv tee
confident when talking about his team,
jet last night en mere than one occa ecca occa
nlen he stntcd with emphasis that the
Browns nrc going te get into the World
Series.
"We're going te win the pennant,"
predicted Sisler. "That is the feeling
I have and it Is shared by every mem
ber of the team. The race Is close
at present, but I am sure that when
the last dny of the season rolls nreund
you will find St. Leuis In first place
by a comfortable margin and the fans
going wild ever their first pennant In
thirty-four years.
tWON'T misconstrue what I have
, eii and think co arc over
confident. We aren't. Te a man we
have the highest respect for the
iankecs. Cleveland, Chicago and De
troit. Hut we feel that we are going
te win nevertheless. I'll tell you
why.'
OISLEIt moved his chair a little
)p closer, crossed his right leg ever his
left knee, took a deep breath and in his
ven, well-modulated tone gave his rea
sons why St. Leuis is going te win the
pennant.
Heme Finish Means Pennant
"We were two games in the lend when
ire started en the present Eastern trip,
and after tedny we arc one and a half.
In ether words, while we haven't been
winning with the regularity we did at
home, we have been playing consistent
ball. c finish nt home, you knew,
and I think thnt will give us the advan
tage necessary te end up In the lead.
When we Innrl hnmn nn T..I.. ok
after the prehcnt swing nreund the clr
run. we win De nt home most of the
time, playing only twenty-two games en
the read after that date. We are hard
te beat out in St. Leuis, nnd most of
the teams in the league will attest te
tint statement.
"The schedule favors us and is going
te play a conspicuous part in making
ts the champions of the American
League. New Yerk will be forced te
meet Chicago, Detroit nnd Cleveland,
all of whom arc new playing great ball,
while wp will be meeting much easier
opponents from the remainder of the
En.t."
Sisler thinks the seven pitchers
who are working regularly for the
Browns will preve strong enough te
bring the team through the heat .of the
campaign. A lack of reserve material is
apparently the only werrimeut te the
Players nnd Mnnnger Lee Fehl.
t ""InK.nceidents," continued Sis
ler, I den t think anything will keep
tis out of first plnce. . We aren't vcrv
Jtreng in reserve material. If one of
the mai.i cogs in the machine is wrecked
It may make nil the li(Tnrien ;.. .i.
world. Kelp, Wright, Danforth,
Bheckcr. Bayne, Van Gilder nnd I'ruett
ara all hurling high-class ball, nnd they
should ctmtlnue until the end of the
easen. We nre all hitting fairly well,
23 GIRLS ENTER
Miss Bough Picked te Break 75
Yard Recerd in Shana
han Games
BROTHERS TRAIN SISTERS
Fer the first time In history of the
nhanahiin C. C. games girl athletes
lll get en opportunity te display their
Trewfss en the cinder path. A seventy-five-yard
run. closed te women, has
eeen added te the list of events for the
Jieet tomorrow afternoon at Forty
fourth nnd Brown streets.
Among the entrnnts are several Kirls
fnllewlnj in the foetbteps of Illustrious
brothers who mode and nre making
nnms for thernst-Ivi-H in tiuck and field
tnerts.
Mnignret W. Herr, of Lnii'-dewne,
Mster of Johnny llcrr, I'enn stnr, who
jvas n member of the Bed nnd Blue
leiir-mile team that rnn in Knglnnil,
Jill start from the scratch mails. Mls
Herr has been showing Hashes of leal
'Printing ability in preparation for the
nec under the guidance of her brother,
he is shewlne her all the line points
".getting away from the murk at the
tun. v
Meadow brook Club has entered Miss
prace lllttler. sister of Bill Illttler.
ise et Mcndowbreok. who i, ene of
b t-.h"cer ;n;;rhirpX;,.s
Ike Miss no,.,. mi,.u ri.fi.. i i,t.,
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l( . , in'iuur, wun expects iiih
., iu Biiew me wny te tne tnie
r rOlll Ii nuenutei- mmiu MIm .!,
fflne Williams. Nislrr of fieoige Wll-fc-ii0"0
,et ,,lp stellar pei former en
vKL .?m,nnn ,rn(k t(,nm when the
V"1 Philedelplilnns steed in the fore
Win i of lltl,lc'ic teams in the city. Mlas
iuinnis win represent the Oriental
L?' ln,en.B w,,1 mIsh Irene Denny,
wnese brother n number of years nge
fV710. ll1? ,)Pht cioss-ceuntiy run
nf In this district.
""sr r i
lenner I Mile, tlie swimming
.f- 1U
represent the Daughters of
veiiimbiis n,e
cwnt Her hielhcr.
ft. h.il01 n ,,a,k "tlilcte. was one of
IN SPECIAL RACE
I'1 W haa hlin ". '". I."C"1 l'!!r- llM
K.S "t llierilicil in Inenl rnnLti. MIku
J .rlYPntn!id expects ie win
T. LAtmtJM
although the Mast week mynvcrnge has
suffered a let."
CWLER was told that he was new
J only sir points ahead of Tyrtis
Raymond Cobb, the Tiger's manager,
who is maklna ranid strides in his
efforts te wrest the leadership from
Sisler. The Brown's star has a mark
of ,,12 this morning, a toss of four
points.
"I
HAVEN'T been going as geed the
team ban been winning nnd I get my
conselntion from thnt. However, I ex
pect te break' my record of Inst yeat
in hltB per season, which totaled 2.T7.
Already this year I have 148 hits, with
the season little mere than half ever.
I hope te make tht record nt the end
of this year 275 hits."
Has IHg Ambitions '
One of the biggest ambitions Sisler
has and he wants It known thnt it is
net going te Interfere with the success
of the tram as n whole is te break the
American Lengup bnttlng mnrk made by
Ty Cobb back In 1011 of A'M.. Last
year Michigan Oeerge finished the sen sen
sen with n mnrk of .-I0S, nnd he feels
confident that he is going te better It
this season.
"1 hope te lead the league in bnttlng
this year, with a mark ever .420, In
addition te breaking the hit record for
a season," said Geerge, in the course
of the Interview. "I haven't the
strength nor the savage swing of n
home-run hitter nnd that is why I am
net up among the leaders in that end
of the game.
"I can place them better, going along
the wny I am. than if I steed nt the
plate, nnd tried -te make home runs. I
have no designs en Babe Ruth's record.
If I had I would be forced te change
my batting style. That would make
me n less valuable man en the Browns
In their drive for the pennant. Ken
Williams can de the home-run hitting
for me.
"I use n bnt weighing forty-five
ounces, nn unusually heavy one which
I choke off te meke my hits. A geed
eye, natural ability nnd confidence nre
necessary te become a geed batter, and
te remain one. I always watch the
pitchers and study the catchers and ns
a result knew just about what they are
going te serve me."
CISLEJt confided te us that he
& would like te go out en the pitch
ma mound some day and show that
he has lest none of the cunning that
made him a star at Michigan. "I
need some practice la net mu nrm.
into shape, but I think I could get
eu4 en the hill and pitch a fair game
of ball."
TIDE Michigan graduate is strong for
t '' '",el,OKe P'nyw- He is one himself
and believes that major , league ball
's the mnn with the A. B. or . S.
The college nlavcr Is hetter Imlnr ihnn
,' i K.i0 .wny, SisIer 0Pcned the
subject. "The big league managers are
realizing mere nnd mere his worth and
arc anxious te have him en the team.
Instead of being linbilitics as reme
managers used te think, thev nre big
assets today. Every team in the league
lias four br five college plnvers. We
have five en our team. In the old devs
the college player wns n scarcity en
league teams.
"The fuct that ethers have succeeded
in giving the new ones coming up mere
confidence nnd placing the newcomers
In a mere favorable light with the man
agers, players and fans. A player who
stars in college should make geed in
the majors. He Is able te think fester
and learns quicker than the average
player coming up. I think that mere
um. ,ur ci irge piayers will enter
league baseball in (he future and that
'lre" I "nre of the game will come
from their ranks."
J'lIE Browns have a big' task facing
'them te win the pennant, but
btsler and his teammates who sat
around white the interview was going
en breathed confidence of their ability
? "a'!er "'c fsk and give St. Leuis
tts first pennant since J88S.
in the event, which will be run off In
four heats, two semi-finals and a final.
The Curtis Country Club haa three cn
tries, Daughters of Columbus ten,
Lansdowne two, Meadowbrook two
?& A; 9.V "'Gloucester, two, and
Philadelphia Terminal, of the P n It
one. " ' '
The track followers who have seen
f'S f . .S i,n npUen,Bay that MUs Doro Dero Dore
thy Bough, who will represent Meadow
brook, should break the world's record
of 8 4-5 seconds In the event. When
running for Temple University during
uVPr,nF a" Beu"h Watcd the
distance in 0 4-5 seconds.
As the meeting is n sanctioned ene
under the auspices of the A. A. U., the
nlmnfflMdi ln, tlll rn,ce wl" 8" down
?hf?ic,nl J4n r,,t,,re " Is said
Lnntirth .AA' U' efficinIs will make
an effer te have at least ene event for
women in all meets.
The complete entry list fellows :
KlVk0c"nnMlnfJ;,'rll;ur,,.ll, ?ou""-y Club; Mary
h,ny. DauKhtiW S?nffiuini&b,'; May SSiiu
...... ... ,. ..- . -.wme, iftt-ni ur un a.
.McMnhnn ITnl.Vil- V,'""'. ." ;. vru"lca
,.- ... ........,,,-, wiirfiiui A. I lv-ni t
rlne Ilrewn I'hlludelphla Terminal' Pe
vr ll" 'V 'I'k0" '""-"thy Jlemth? Meiui
;roelc club; Uruiu .M. miller. Tenipie.
l'enn-
Lruulc I'lnl.. Ilr.,,.: ,.,.,'"'"" -MPUUOW.
SIGNS NEW PLAYERS
Marshall E. Smith Team Will Rep
resent Parkland In Future
Frank McCleskey, manager of the
Parkland (rum. of flu. im.tU r., ,...,..
iHnrisinr "a"?p
"' miieii new team te represent tint
town.
iMruianii is ttie old flnrtner A. C,
nnd te date occupies last place In the
s an.lliigs. The (aw did net take
kindly te a leber, se Manugcr McClos McCles
key dechled te Impert the entire Smith
team rather thun sign indlvlduul meni
uers. Parkland will play at Hulmevlllc
en Saturday nnd will eriteitnln Croyden
at home en Sunday, betli League games.
Archbishop Ryan Plays Tenlflht,
Th Archblehnp Itynn Club, tl.rnucli th
peurle.v of the VhIeii Club, hid nriirrl n
liiimi) flclil for l'rlduy nluhi.4 nnd will m.in
ihu Miiinn this nvrnln with Ulerty Htm a
,.l...,n 1rei1 tlul'- t'" "l" Wteii KieundH. al
V i;" " ; 0UW "& te" hSa? f mn II
lthni.0 rtte. Address Harry A. Farrtli.
n. unibu.; OH.trude HiiShKJk Uauht.,. cf
I'elumbuj. Mary Iteberm, J)Builitcr of r?,
Huici it. iiprr. l.nnin niinA .. .
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Geerge Sisler is leading the American League In batting, scoring runs,
stealing bases and most hits, and expects his team te win the pennant
this year. "Shucks" Pruett, en the right, is the former Missouri Col
lege hurlet who fanned Babe Ruth seven out of nine times recently,
and who has developed a fadeaway that, is said te compare with Christy
Mafhewsen's famous delivery
CAM'S SPRINTS
.
DEFEATJWADDONA
American Wins Match Race In
Straight Heats of Sensational
Moterpacing
VERRI BEATS WALTHOUR
PHILADELPHIA bike fnns tedny
nre marveling ever the terrific
sprinting ability of Clarence Carman.
The Jamaica flyer upset the dope last
night en the pine snucer nt the riilla-
dclphla Velodreme, Point Urccze Pnrk,
by defeating Vinccnze Mnddenn, Itnly,.
ln short-distance moter-pneed straight
heats. Ten thousand spectators saw
a swell set of races.
This was the first appearance of
Maddona here since recovering from a
fractured collnrbenp suffered In a spill
nt Uosten nbeut a month nge. In
each of the heats Carman put en such
thrilling sprints thnt the Itnllnn wns
unable te cope with the American and
Vinee could net held his pace.
The first hent wns a ten-mile race.
Paced by "Dare-Devil Jimmy" Hunter,
of Philadelphia, Carman set out after
Mnddenn, who was lending. Just ns
tne tifth mile wns unisiicd and by the
grrntest sprint seen en the local saucer
this season, the Amcrlcnn enme from
a quarter of n lap behind nnd nftcr
riding less than half a mile he took
the lead.
In se doing, Mnddenn was unable te
keep behind the meter of .Tehnnv
Schlep. Newark, and from then until
the finish It was a cinch for Clarence.
The time wns 15 minutes 8 1-5 seconds.
Change Pacemakers
Cnrmnn, behind Schlee, went off into
the lend ln the 15-mlle second hent, but
he wns eutspurted by the Italian en
the fourth lap, thus giving Mnddenn the
lead. Vince kept out Jn front until
five miles hnd been negetlnted when
Carman once mere challenged Mnddenn.
They rode neck nndreck for fully
three laps, but Maddenn could net con
tinue the terrific sprint nnd he wns
forced behind nfter losing pnec. Thnt
break gave Carmnn the lead, which
he held until the finish. The time wns
22 minutes 51 1-5 seconds.
Francisce Verrl. of Itnly. wns en
tirely tee fnstier Bebby Wnltheur. Jr.,
Amerlcn, in their one-mile mntch race,
and the former was n winner in
straight heats.
Verri wen the first heat by two and
n half lengths, and he showed te ad
vantage ln the second heat by even n
grpnter distance.
This was the first defeat suffered by
Wnltheur en the Philadelphia track.
Verrl Is te meet Willie Spencer In a
match race here next Thursday night,
when a team match meter-paced event
between Maddona and Colembotto nnd
Carman nnd Lnwrence will be decided
ln. an hour's grind. Returns of the
Leenard -Tcndler bout 'also will be an
nounced. Pattl Junier Victer
Felix Pattl. of the Italia Spertavla
Cyclers, New Yerk City, wns the win
ner in the five-mile junior motor meter
paced match, defeating Jehn Patrick, of
Newark. The time was 7:54 1-5. Pattl
took the lead at the start and stayed
out in front until the finish, although
Patrick made several spurts. How
ever, the Newark lad was unable te
keep up the pnee and he lest by half n
lop. Last week Patrick defeated Pattl.
With n handicap of sixty ynrds,
Charles Judge, of the Seuth End
Wheelmen, just nbeut nosed out ncqry
llruhn, a clubmnte, by Indies in the
filial heat of the two-third-mile ama
teur handicap. Vincent Scaln, of the
Italia Cyclers, was third, nnd Dick
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Pcnn. Northeast Wheelmen; fourth.
The time was 1:10 4-5.
It took three miles before the Austra
lian nursuit race for Class B,profes B,prefes B,profes
slenals was decided. Geerge Patterson,
of Shenahan, finally winning out after
riding neck and neck for two lnps with
Jnke Smith, of Elmwood. The time
was 7:21 2-5. Pat McKen.. Ireland,
wen third honors, nnd Frank Harris,
Philadelphia, fourth.
HOOVER WONT COMPETE
IN NATIONAL REGATTA
Duluth Club Announces Champien
Will Net Shew Here
Duluth, July 21- The Duluth Beat
Club nnneunced tedny that Walter
Hoever, world's chnmpien, will net
compete In the notional regatta which
will be held en the Schuylkill Klvcr
in Philadelphia en August 3, 4 nnd 4.
Hoever, who wen the Dlnmend
Sculls in England, first nnneunced that
iVi V',"I(l cemPcte 'n the title events ln
I hilndclphla, but pressure of buslnesu
forced him te chnnge his mind.
Karnac Was Net Beaten
in R,'??.ritln,r. ,?.dlier Evenlrnr eduer W ,t
hi.!, v.s!itw,15lht "cores yesterday that Le
h Rli Viilley ban entered for the Kne we
Pjacd them. KehlKh Valley n; Karnac. 4.
i.SL1"1?. nhaa ile.d Jhl scer the last In
nlnir. 0-n. and had three men en base and
fur then, and the game was awarded te ui. A
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i,I'uI:!f Tcm'le.Vacht Club will open with
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? Venice Park. Atlantic City, to te
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C'emmlltee. of which Commedore Jeseph "l.
Jelley Is chairman, calls for cabin cruiser
express cruisers, hydroplanes, open beats
displacement beats and ene-Ucslcn beats.
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Champien Rescues 14-Year-0ld
Miss Frem Drowning in
I Biidd Lake
BEN.'S MOTHER IN CAMP
Hudr! Lake, N. .7., July 21. Benny
Leennrfl Is an Idolized here with the
felkn hereabouts, because of his brave
feat ln rescuing n Utile girl from Budd
Lnke Wednesday.
Miss Evelyn McLaughlin, fourteen-
year-old daughter of Archibald M.
McLaughlin, county clerk, Is the little
Miss who ewes har lite te the strong
swimming and presence of mind of the
world's lightweight chnmpien.
While cnneclng Miss McLaughlin lest
her balance ns she attempted te re
trlcve a lest paddle nnd fell overboard.
She went under twice before her
screams were henrd at Leenard's camp,
fifteen ynrds from the edge of Budd
Lnkc.
Benny quickly disposed of his heaviest
gnrments, dnshed into the wntcr nnd
reached the little girl before she sank
for the third time.
Benny brought her snfely te shore,
where she received medical trcntment
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Umpires Muffed Decisions
Watching One-Piece Suits
Northboro, Mass., July 21. The
umpires at the Sunday games of the
Northboro Ball Club missed se mnny
decisions watching women bothers nt
a nearby pond thnt club efllcinls hnve
arranged te hnve n pntrelmnn gallop
around the pond while the games arc
en and keep the women in the wntcr.
The "umps" being but human,
found both their, eyes nnd mind
wandering every time the horizon
get glutted up with the beautiful
girls in one-piece suits,
nnl regained consciousness in n few
minutes.. On hearing of the rescue
Miss McLnughlln's fnthcr rushed te
Leonnrd's camp, wnrmly congratulated
the titlchelder nnd wished hlin victory
In his world championship Tight with
Lew Tcndler ln Jersey City next week.
Leenard spent yesterday piloting his
mother nnd sister, Sjd, nbeut Budd
Lnke. They reamed through the weeds
nnd then went for n pnddle nreund
Budd Lnke. -Mrs. Leenard and her
dnughter are here with Benny nnd in
tend te remain until the chnmpien
deports for Jersey City, the scene of the
battle. They will go then te their
home ln New Yerk nnd nwalt the re
sult. Beth are absolutely confident
their idol will be returned n victor
ever Tendler.
Nerthweat Prea. Have Open Dates
The Nnrthwest rrofesslens.il hae July 22.
23 and 20 open away from hnuw. Manawer
Hner also Is booking; twlllcht games. J.
Hoetr. phone Columbia 0800.
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F0nd0tJZZff fhmlGedyear makes ether special tires. Sold
and semced by your Goodyear Truck Tire Service Station Dealer
Goodyear Means Geed Wear
Distributors
22d and Race Streets, Philadelphia
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TRENTON
-120-21 S. Wurren St
TENDLER FLOORS
Tl
Challenger Knocks Down 200
Pound Pal in Informal Work
out at Delance
LEW TAKES LONG WALK
Dclnnce, N. J.. July 21. Jeck
(Scoedlco) Itclnfeldt, Lew Tcndlcr's
trnlner, e&sn.ved te Mvnp punches with
Lew in nn infermnl workout yeiterdny,
and the SOO.peiinder took n tevere
trouncing from Tendler during the short
fuss. Itclnfeldt wns Moored, but when
he wns in dnnger Tcndler ensed up.
Becnuee of the fnet thnt Tendler i
getting into condition se quickly a
chniiRc wns mnde in the (ruining sched
ule. After brenkfnt the PhllndelphlH
petithpnw wns put through nn exnml exnml
tintlen by Trniner Itelnfeldt, who then
ordered n long walk instend of the cus cus
temnrv run.
AVith Hnrry (Kid) Brown, his rhlef
ppnrring pnrtner, Tendler renmed
throughout Burlington County, never
going fnstcr thnn n wnlk.
The morning dawned rnther distnnlly
with a henvy. cleiid-Indcn sky, nnd n
slight rnin fell ln the morning, hut
tnwnrd neon the sun broke flirniinh mid
mnde n complete ehlillge In 'lendler. who
WRSCOODLES
IF V 'Ti 1 m it"
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1 1&. ! k I ear Patented Hellew-Center
I ML. lM V I design of the Goodyear All-
1 W'aV M sW m I Weather Tread Cushion Tin
BB&L'lr
5if- niwed
efficient and low cost performance, distinguished
w uuuyuuic, ixucuen ana wear.
The new Goodyear All -Weather Tread Cushion
lire is specified as all-'round equipment for light
and medium duty trucks and for front wheels of
heavier units. It is made in all standard sizes
irura t te incnes, inclusive.
ICE STATIONS
.NOKIUSTOWN
121 W. Main St.
Five Leading Batsmen
in Each, Majer Let
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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t'elil,. Detroit .... 11 set Afl.lil 4
mirmirr, tirveinnn in 'itsw 04 1H
llellmnnn. Detroit. SI 327 At 111,
Meusel, New Yerk. OR 231 33 SI
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Dnuhert, Cln'natl, DO 338 M 1(6
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switched from n grouchy Individual.
the enrc-frce kid lie linn been ever piMMt
he enme here. , 'fcj
Brown nnd Tim Dreney boxed'-:W j
i we reuniiH encn. urewn carried T-1 u
iller through two rnpld-llre rdustta, 1
which were ns fnst ns nnythlngrvlfwd
In nn nctunl fight. Then Dreney
brought out te de his stufT.
Tendler weighed l.'JO pounds atth
linish of his workout. He is lean aad
linril ns n rock. As a remit of being
tetistantl.v ln the sun I.ru- lm nl
en his iisunlly dnrk skin n very hear
rent of tan thnt makes him rcsembl aa
Indinn. t
Thnt he will make the reqtitred
weight, J. a"i pounds nt 2 o'clock 'Met
Tliursdny nfternoen, Is n foregone eoa eea eoa
elusien. J
Newcastle Man Leses Reque Feature
ClilenBe. July 21. A. a. Jlurram X
Ansple- rhnlleiiBr. Is In rosse-sien of tb
Untrs I'n'lerhlll medal ns a result of Si
fentlnc II II Davis of Newcastle, Ta 1 In
lh feature pent of th American rteana
former metlnl holder
1,-nKU" tournament. Tlurrnm bested the
32 te 17 anil 32 te"lf.
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