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GDLF CHAMPIONS
Sarazen, Hagen, Klrkwoed and
Heffner In Four-Ball Match.
Starts at 3 P.'Mf
DINNER TO WALTEB HAQEN
Four clinmplens In a single match U
V record that can't be beaten, and It
'ldem, 1' ever, l equalled. But that
fcexactlv wlmt will be seen at the rhtl
Bent Country Club this afternoon.
Bene Sarnren. the open golf champion
J0f the United States ; Walter Hagcn,
'epea champion of Great Britain; Jee
'Klrkwoed, who helda a similar honor In
li.i.rtlln and Char'cy Heffner. who
'$ ft added the title of Phj!"delphla
JSn champion te that of Philadelphia
SSUlma" tltlehelder, will engage In
n exhibition match,
i Saraxen, of course, wll be the blg
,t attraction, but thin l prlnclnn ly
KanM of hla meteoric JWMe fnmt
d I his extraordinary you h. The ether
three are well known te links levers nil
Swr the country, se well known that
the edge of curiosity had net been
ffis llttl" black.halred yeungjter of
twenty-one is aranm " "".""?"
teu : that will net him $150,000 In the
next few months. Only a couple of
...m dbe he was carrying a bag as n
Sddy, an new he holds the highest scat
In American golfdem.
Began at Bridgeport
His skill was founded eh the Instruc
tien Kin mm Dyueurge niwnnn, i"
f-rSTbnnl nt Bridgeport. Conn., and Al
Glcl, a fermct Apawamls caddy. He
ltarncd his game there, and then out
grew his Instructors flame. Inte mid-5-n
brilliancy, and before hla friend;
jeallied it wen the open golf crown of
the United States.
flara7en Is a tremendously long driver
md verv consistent. Walter Hagen
mti that he Is reminiscent of Harry
VaHen nt his beat which la a compli
ment that cannot be glided or refined.
Gene was net originally scheduled te
n'ar in this foursome nt rhllment. Jeck
Hutchisen was the party of the fourth
Mrt but Jeck felt that he was over ever over
felfcd and needed n rest, se he naked
the committee te excuse him. They
Immediately wired Snrazen, and the kid
champion declnred that he vynii d b
tickled tn dentil te appear in Phllndel
chin in such illustrious company..
Next te Sarnrcn interest will center
eirtlcularly en Walter Hagen, who In
Mded the British Isles and took uway
their most cherished title and cup.
Hagen has been a big figure In Ameri
can golf for a long time, and once held
the crown that new adorns the black
brew of Oene Ra'raxen. As a master of
erery angle of the game Hen has few
equals and no superiors. He hns an
athlete's physique and n clean-cut sun
burned face that Is hard bitten with the
lines of determination. It was Hagen 5
first ambition te be n ball player and
"Ty" Cobb was his particular idol.
But since Hagen Is new dubbed the
"Ty" Cobb of golf he has nothing te
worry about.
Klrkwoed Australian Champ
The third member' of the foursome
that will entertain and startle our wi
llow villagers at Phllment Is Jee Klrk Klrk Klrk
weod, the silent, twenty-five. year-old
Auftrallnn champion, who does tricks
with a gelfball that "don't seem pos
sible nohew." Jee drifted Inte trick
shot weik mere or less accidentally. He
began bv amusing wounded soldiers in
valided home by .showing them hew te
make shots, and gradually drifted Inte
making these shots.
"It's funnv that with veur uncanny
'ahllity at placing a ball where you want
It that you don't win all the champion -ships,"
some one said te the reticent
Australian.
"TVe Vif.cn fnlllnff down In my nut
ting," answered Klrkwoed. "and put
ting Is mere thanjinlf the game. That
lithe answer."'- , , .,
The fourth and final member of this
all-cbaraplen foursome Is Chnrley Hoff Heff
ner, who has the solid backing of all
Phllment. Charley has proved himself
te be the best golfer In this district,
which means a let when the class of our
llnksmen Is considered.
The, match startR at 3 P. M. In
addition te the four-ball battle Kirk-
.t.l ...111 .1... .. AlilMHin f trtek
wupu will Rite nil i:a.w. ..'.. " ...
(hets, and at 7 o'clock the testimonial
dinner te Walter Hagen will begin.
Jules Mastbaum, assisted by Kills
Glmbel. presldf nt of the Phllment Club,
will preside at the dinner.
, A regiment of men were at work yes
terday bartering up the greens and
trimming the fairways, and the course
hag been pronounced in perfect condi
tion. The finest exhibition of golfing
that has ever been seen In Philadelphia
should develop in this match.
FLAY AT PHILMONT
LINE-UPS OF INDEPENDENT
CONTESTS THIS AFTERNOON
At Belgrade and
tVniW fiEUVICH
Oehret, as,
fenny, an.
johnnen, c.
Iffiner, lh.
Hertan, If.
Bewers, 2b.
pnuln. rf.
(fliwn, rf.
Feaster. p.
Ontario Streets
NATIVITY
Derse?, rf,
O'ltennell, lb.
elld. 2b.
Oean. If. .
Krnmer. rf.
Tener, at,
White, c. ..
Mcilevern, 3b.
Hflbeld, v.
At Bread and Blgler Streets
HANOV CITY SOUTH I'HIIXlES
Dtlliea. If.
tlarpaUi, 3b.
Bfu. lb,
Hlrkman, cf.
lewney, aa.
AJbrer, rf.
. Hsrrlnrtun. 2b,
Osllla. p,
fallow, c.
Hpsuidinc, ir.
11, 31).
Passuella, lb.
8ykM. rf.
trrn. rf.
I'ettrr. Sb.
Nharp. as.
Tiw, e.
Jehnsen, p.
At Sixty-third and Walnut Streets
MIAN AH AV
8. Si C.
Rath. 2b.
Letters, of,
rtit-tla. rf,
lllttlnr. 3b.
Yrebalrr. If.
flllmere. c.
Wllllnma. lb.
Bajleaa. aa.
Centttrll, p.
IfSlth, 2b.
ftrrien, as,
te, rf.
JDlhellanri. 1b.
rllrlth, 3b
Wi. cf.
!raen. r.
walt. If.
Yeitlman, p.
At 35th Street and Queen Lane
ttlwncmi
$M. '
.1. & J, DOBMON
Htraw. aa,
Trautwvtn, rf.
I,m. cf.
Morer. rf.
HUnftr, If.
Ryan, Sb,
Carlln. lb.
Prtrraen, c.
eaeie. aa.
'i
Nelsen, 3b,
Ntlaen. rf.
cerneius. c.
SKJaer. b.
ueller, p.
Urnntbaeh,
At Ninth and Main 8treets, Darby
KW. I1I.ACK SOX IIIU.DAl.K
Rf.f,,.If' nrUf a. rf.
all i. ' " nnann, er.
Allen, lb.
While, if.
K R' ?
f!in rf.
I. Jehnsen, aa.
I'nnna, ,u.
yvV.' hantoe. e.
--, v, I'nrkerell. n.
At Richmond and Orthodox Streets
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DUIanf ai." " """ . IIIIr"HWIIIJ
JJ hitman, if.
-vier, zn.
ailft: "
nnnrera, it,
Hire. h.
Iealle, rf.
Hntta, lb,
Zlbel. tb.
Qiiakey. ss,
neek, f,
BUely. p,
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IN SHANAHAN MEET
State, Penn and Cernell Ath
letes in Games Today.
205 en Entry List
GIRL STARS TO COMPETE
The nineteenth annual track and field
day of the Bhanahan Catholic Club wilt
be held this afternoon, starting nt &
P. M., en the P.' R. R. Y. M. C. A.
grounds,. Forty -fourth street and Park
side avenue.
Mere than two hundred nthletes
205. te be exact have entered the
twelve events, with a total of 350 en
tries. In addition te the regular events
there are two special numbers en the
program, a seventy-flve-yard dash for
girls, In which twenty -four girls will
compete, and a special one-mlle relay
for Kplgnts of Columbus councils.
This is the first time tn the history
of the A. A. U. that an open race has
been held for girls nnd is In line with
the new policy of the nntiennl body ad
mitting them te competition In tfack
sports.
Six councils have entered In the
Knights of Columbus relav, which will
be the first event he'd under the
nuanlres of the recently formed K. of C.
Athletic Association.
Many Clubs Entered
Bhanahan, Mendowbreok. German
town Beys' Club, Kensington Recre
ation Center, Enterprise. Nativity. Vlc-
trlx, Jersey Harriers, iviriin, rtnrvnra
Beys' Club, Ceghlnn. 8candanavlan
American A. C. and Penn A. A. have
all entered athletes, nnd In addition
there are a number of unattached men.
College stars competing for the vari
ous teams will feature the games.
Meadowbrook has Wcland and Tayler,
of Penn State; Redgers, Rese, Needs,
Herr nnd Altmaier, of Penn. and
Lathrop nnd Carter, of Cernell. Shana
hnn has entered Powers, the Penn
hurdler. In the dashes and Fouracre In
tlir. mlildln distances. German town has
several representatives from Penn State
in Ktsseinen. l'jrD ami huhhcii.
Johnny Kehoe. Enterprife star, is en
MrAeh In the 220 yards. Wcland. Tay
ler and Redgers all wearing the colors
of Meadowbrook are, en scratch In the
410. Frank Kelly, of Hhanalmn. and
Jehn Herr, of Penn, arc en scratch In
the 880.
Johnny Gray, BUI Rlttler and Andy
Hlsler are en scratch In the two-mile
run and will concede handicaps te sev
enty seconds. In the high jumps, Walter
Whalcn, of Enterprise, and Needs nntl
Lnthrep, of Meadowbrook, are en
scratch. A. Rese, U. of P.. will leap
from scrntph in the rrend jump, nnd Tex
Hnmer, of Penn nnd Jim Comeford, of
Enterprise, will be en scratch in the
shot-put.
Ten Clubs In Medley
Ten clubs have entered in the medley
relnv race. The Meadowbrook tenm of
Tayler, Redgers, McGrady nnd Herr
will be en scratch and will allow handi
caps up te seventy-five ynrds. This race
premises te be one of the features of the
nftcrnoen. In the city sports en the
Fourth of July the Germantown Beys'
Club team of Klsselheff, McDonald. Ed Ed
rerten nnd Erb defeated Meadowbrook
for the first time In a number pf years,
nnd the store tenm is out for revenge.
The special race for girls dinws n
field of twenty-four, and maiiy prom
inent girl athletes take part. Miss Mary
Kilkenny, all-around star of the Curtis
Club, Is among the prominent entries,
and Meadowbrook has Dorethy Nough,
the Temple star, and Samuel J. Dallas,
of Meadowbrook, says she will likely
equsl the record of 8 4-5 seconds for
this event.
The list of events fellows :
140-yard daph heate: loe-vard (lath, han
dicap, heats; 100-ard daah. nevlee. ino ine
5 aril dash, handicap, nil final heatt: 100
yard daah. novice Mml-flnnl h-ate: 440-yard
daih handicap, final hat: 100-iard daah.
handicap, final heV, 100-ynrd daah, nevlcn,
final heat: 7S-yard daah for slrla; 2J0-yard
dash, handicap; 78-)ard daah tat airla final
heat; apeclal relay rr.ee. Knlghta of Colum
bus : one-mlle run. nelc; 220-jard daah,
handicap; Anal hsV twn-mlla run. handicap;
medley relay race, handicap, running hlh
jump, handicap: running bread J'imp, handi
cap. Jwehe-peunil shot-put, handicap.
ANOTHER FOR HEUSTON
Doubles Three - Cushion Billiard
Score en Palmer
Ter. !!ru:en doubled the score en
R. Fnlmer in their three-cushion bil
liard mntch nt the Recreation Academy
!att night. The score was BO te 25.
Next week, Heuston will fnrsnkc
three-cushion play again nnd take en
Art Weeds. Minneapolis star, in a
I 1 200-point pocket billiard match.
At Eighteenth and Rockland Streets
CURTIS C. C.
Jehnsen, If.
Nrhwnrti. rf.
Mrflrecerv, 2b.
tlrncan 3b.
Ellis, cf.
Keinheld, lb.
Iseld, a.
Hliputrlck, r.
Ward. P.
I.OCiAV
Htinatrun. rf.
Mcl'ennel, at.
Metlurkln. -M.
I nahinan lb.
Hawkins, Sb.
I. Dueling, rf,
MhltHerlh, If.
I.ltlntatnn, c,
Krlier, p,
At Twenty-sixth and Reed Streets
AKDMOKK
Kane. rf.
I. Ilrewne. 3b,
Mrlmhlln, aa.
rullenen. If,
Deivlln, ill.
Hlnebilr. lb.
Jlenrr. e,
Iweener. p.
Dartlntten. rf.
At Fourth and
nasmvimj: vrs,
Pnrkrr. 2b.
Hill. rf.
Klnr. e.
Sneirden, lb.
Reamer, it.
I)Tld, rf.
I'rntt. aa.
ThemiMHin, Sb.
Commedore, p.
, FI.EIMIKR
Rablnrrr If,
1'iKlaett. 2b.
Nelan, lh.
Rembe, cf.
Ponevan, 2b.
MeN'rill. 3b.
U'alker. as.
Sutten, e.
flrlrahabrr, p.
Wlngohecklng Sts
SOUTH I'll I M.IKS
i, ueete. rr,
White. 3b.
Handren. 2b.
Veunif. lb.
Carter, cf.
Kro. If.
Spherer, e.
Jarkrl. hh.
tlunrt, p.
At 54th Street and Elmwood Ave.
8TENTON T. C.
IIAUTRAM l'ABK
Klvnn, aa,
Mill.. If. 1
I.nndr, lh.
He I Sb.
Ilrlal, aa,
Janknettl, rf.
Khefaluhl, Hi,.
Chapman, rf,
Vecel, p.
Weed, If.
aiurrier. a
Hfhadel. 2b.
Hamilton, lb.
lllnck 3b,
JleUel, P.
W8t. if.
Mjera. rf,
Kockfertl, r.
At Dlttman and Wakellng Streets
MINNHMVA
O'Neill. 3b,
W. Hnmmera, 2b.
Iluaemnn, rf.
Ceillna, cf,
InihelT, aa.
Krdman, c,
fturr. lb.
R. Hummers, If,
lipenan, p.
VIMV001
Aahereft, rf,
Heffman, lb,
Uuaaell, m,
Keener, cf.
KVtrlaeth, 3b,
MrMitstrr, 2b,
'Yeat, If.
(urty, r.
Krlit, P.
At I and
KAYWOOI. C.
Mcierley. If.
tiulnn, a.
noener. 2b.
Irairatisn. lb,
imiiherty, . rf .
Mllllian. cf.
Yrlfn, 8b,
lllli f,
blivilU.iu, p.
Venango Streets
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Tnrranee, ah,
llevlnne, aa.
Slrnb, r.
J. Ryun, If.
Hlntterr. lb.
leaner, rf.
Kamhitch. .cf.
rpnurn. 2h.
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DOROTHY BAUQH
ED ROUSH REINSTATED;
STILL WANTS OWN TERMS
Cincinnati Outfielder Holds te Orig
inal Demands
Cincinnati, 0 July 22. A special
dispatch from Oakland City, Ind., Kd
die Itmiah'a home, says Keusli, Cincin
nail Itedr' ttnr outticlder vn rein
stnted today by Coramleclener Landta.
l.nndln, It (ft aaid, strongly commended
the Cincinnati Hall Club for Ha de
termined stand againftt the holdout of
ltnush, who refuard te tign a contract
with the local National League club
Wlien his salary demanda were refused.
It en nil, who held out for a yearly
calary of $18,000, said tonight he would
net play with the Reds unless hi? tenm
are met.
"I de net intend te nlay at the term.i
of the club, which were $15,000 for a
Mnglc season. Reusti wild. "Of course,
I applied te Judge La ml Is for reinstate
ment, but I-will net piny with the club
tinleuR the team agree te what I auk.
for te weaken new would show that I
thought my original deninnds were tee
high, nnd that I wns ready te play at
the salary offered."
CHANGE PLAYING FIELD
Sphas Heme at Flelaher Field en
Monday With Heuse of David
Thf Smith Phlllv Hehrcwa nlav tlie
Heuse of David en Monday night at
0 :1fi P. M. When the bearded wonders
from Kenten Harber, Mich., were here
lant year they nlayed te the largest
crowd that ever witnessed a semi-pre.
game.
The Phillies' park would have been
secured, but the management did net
wish te have the diamond ruffled ns the
team In coming home Tuesday. The
Heuse of David in net a freak team, but
contains tome star players In the
line-up.
It Ih estimated that 25.000 fans were
nt Bread and nigler streets. The field
wbh net inclesed, nnd tne players or
the peculiar religious sect would net
meet Eddie Gottlieb's clan this season
unless In nn Inclesed park.
SUNDAY GAMES APLENTY
Stonehurst-St. Carthage Clash One
of Big Games
The Sunday schedule of local teams
tomorrow is the most Important of the
sensen. one or tne Diggest contests win
be played at Sixty-fifth and Catharine
streets between Stonehurst and St.
Carthage In the first of a series for the
championship of Delaware County.
The cltuens of Aramere win see ine
Main Liners engage the 8euth Phillies
en the old I. C. B. II. grounds, and
Vincent Mellyneaux, the Vlllanevn Col Cel Col
lege etar and former big leaguer, will
pitch. i
Bnchnrach OJIants, of Atlantic City,
are at Marcus Heek, and many teams
will again show their wares In New
Yerk.
WOODS STILL LEADS
Tops Harmen, 1,000 te 799, In
Pocket Billiard Match
In the tenth block of their 1200-peirt
mntch nt the Nntienal Academy, Ar
thur Weeds gave the best exhibition of
pocket billiards he has shown se fnr
nnd eiMlv defeated Charles Harmen,
100 te 11.
Weeds meiight the game te a close
with nn unfinished run of 75.
The score te date Is: Weeds, 1000;
Hannen, 709.
Scraps About Scrappers
Tete Ijitie. nineteen-year-old welterweight
(if WIlKea-Barre, pa , haa Joined tha colors
of Jee Kennedy. Kennedy also haa rets' a
elder brother Steve In tow, the latter ala
helna- a 148-peunder. In his Inst contest
l'ete made a hltr hit In a Brent bout with
Dae Shade, of California, at Wllkea-Barre,
Mee IlorewlU hoped he would be able te
break Inte print with the following statins'
that Rammy Belaer had boxed eutejlde of
New Yerk before- "Three yeara ojte 1
handled nnd trained Sammy, when he did a
let of bazlntr at Cheater. at the Sun Shlp
ard and alae at the Armery. He la a
rretty boxer and alae a trod elucver all In
all, a pretty two-handed flKhter,"
Jee Nclaen will box In the wind-up at the
National neat Thuraday nliht. when returns
of the Tendler-Leenarrt bout will be an
nounced from the rlncalde Charley Croaa
Ima matched Jee with Hebby Allen Other
numbera: Denny Paacal v. Sammy Neta,
Kid Cotten va Battllnr rteala Veun
Hemme va. Mickey Plamend nnd Kid Kline
va. llattllni Hick.
rnt THxwey wnm't bothered bv a little
thin llke a knockout laat week After
belnr atepped In two reunda by Dattllns
Prlece at Atlantic City. Patrick went te
Trenten the next nliht and put en a awell
wrap na-alnst Walter Rennie Deeney axya
hn haa been bexlnir men a let heavier than
i.m..i, !... In thA fntiirA tin will net meir
any one mere than ISO peunda, tle wanta
another aeaalen with Dan aartln.
Adnm Rjren haa aimed up a welterwrlaht
match for tliUnn A, A. for next Thury
duy nluht. Yeunr Jack O'llrlen .will lr
oft with Danny tlorden The bla- fenture of
the rtyan prekram at thla ahew will be the
returna of the Ienard-Tendler bout. Tend
r Uvea In Ixun. where Adnm a club 'a
located, and he la loeklna- for a blc crowd,
ether We are: Jee flerman , va. jack l-e-ter.
Jimmy Jerdan f Wlllla McUevern.
ltnbby Allen va, J Mcfleern and Terry
Whaen va. Jimmy Wlllla,
Johnn H. O. Ilrewn. formerly of plillHde.
phla, la new IHIm In Altoemt nnd aettlna In
tit futile tn box under the management of
Hilly lllcharde Ilrewn I a welterweight
Chirk Kanaaa la taking a reat after In
dultinx In live mitchea thla month. He will
net b.ick Inte action the latter part of Au
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Association Holds First Events
of Season Over Twenty
Mile Course
The first cruiser race of the year of
the Delaware Rh-er Yarht Racing
Association will be held en the Dela
ware River this nfternoen for the new
Ferest Hills Vncht Club trophy.
The. race will be ever a course of
npprexlmntelj twenty nautical miles
from the Camden Motorboat Club te
Torresdale nnd return.
The committee In chnrge of the event
consists of Hermnn Weber, nf the
Ferest HH1 Club; William Freltng
nnd Jehn B. Yarnnll, of flic D. R. Y.
R. A. Regatta Committee. Everything
Is In readiness for the contest and thti
starting gun will be tired nt 3 o'clock
at the Camden Club wharf.
Since the cient l the first cruiser
race of, the car for the association, a
pnrtlculnr effort hns been made te have
represented In It as many nf the clubs
along the river as possible. Entries
have
been reeeld from Camden.
forest Hlls. Kevatnnp. Wi-stvllle
Adelphla and Riverside, nnd It is ex
pected thnt fifteen racing cruisers will
be en the starting line.
Ileats will race in one clns for the
new Ferest Hills trophy, nnd there will
be no division into clnsses. The event
Is hnndlcan, en n intlng basis. It Is
expected that the Diana, owned by A.
CRUIS
RS RACE ON
DELAWARE TODAY
Schedule of Today's Little League
and Independent Baseball Games
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Thornten-Kuller at .Artloem Mill. Forty Ferty
feventn and Spruce atreen, Fex Moter nt
Mprrell Mllla: Whitman at Jehn T Lewis,
Richmond and Wbeataheaf 'lane.
R1CLL TKLRI'HONB LKAOl'E
Maintenance at Moter Vehicles, Central
Ne 4. Atlantic Coast nt (leneral OWm,
Northeast Ne 2. Unglneerlnt nt A. T. Jc T.
Ce. Central Ne 1: Western Hlectrlc at
Construction. Northeast Ne 1, Twenty
ninth and Cambria street.
MONTOOMKRY COUNTY LEAGUE
Souderton at Ambler. Delesten at Per
kasle, Conshecocken at Lanadale
PHILADELPHIA 8URURI1AN LKAOUE
Ashbourne at Fert Washington Glenslde
at Wyndmoor, Hatboro at MeKlnley.
DELAWARK COUNTY LEAGUE
Cliften Heights at Media, Celllnrdale nt
Cliften A. A.
NORTH PENN LEAOUE
North Wales at Oreland, Ambler at Wei Wei
den, Keasby A Malison at aienslde,
WEST JERSEY LEAGUE
Woodbury at Woodstown, Hwedesbore at
Paulsboro.
CENTRALRURLLNGTON LEAOUE
Medford at Palmyras Revrrly at Keebllng;
Durllnsten at Delance.
INDEPENDENT GAMES
Htewart at Mllment A. C, Rlrtle Park
Raltlmere Illuck Hea at Hllldnle, Ninth
and Main streets, Darby
Mount Carmel nt Drldesburs, Richmond
and Orthodox atreets
Mahanny City at Seuth Phlh, Ilread and
niglar streets.
Ardmore at Flelaher. Twentj -sixth and
Read atreats,
Cleerfleld at St. Ilarnabaa, Slxtj-flflh nnd
Elmwood avenue.
Nashville Giants at North Phillies, Fourth
and Wlngohecklng streets
Shannhan at Strnwbrldga & Clothler,
Sixty-second and Walnut atreets.
Riverside at Dobsen, Thirty-fifth street
and Qun lane
American Ilrldge, of Trenten, nt J. N.
Darb-r. of Trenten.
Bachnrach Olanta at St. Thern is. Wil
mington. Tamaqua at Chester.
Stenton Field Club at Rartrnm Tark,
FIftv-feurth and Elmwood avenue
Wlldwsqd at Jllnnena, Dlttman und Wnk.
ling atrenta.
Colllngaweod Drug nt Pclham Silk Sex,
Chew and SharpnacK atreets
Kaywood nt Netasimc, I nnd Venango
street". ,
Hlenehurat at Gloucester.
Bt. Celumha at West Phlla Giants. Forty
eighth and Ilrewn atroete (a P M )
MuaUekn ut Forty-eighth Waril, Iwenty
fifth street nnd Snyder avenue
I'udiic narvire at .nativity, iicigraue and
Ontario atreeta
Klauder-VVeldnn at Camden City,
nnd lCrle atreeta Camden
Puritan Y. M L at Lighthouse
Third
Frent
street nni I'irie avenue
All-I
rniinasivnia i-uui
Hdeluhla Police at llaiiKer
Pa
Curtla ( C. at l.euan Ktchieenib and
Rockland atreeta
E, G. lludd, ut I'rnnkfard Vellowjatkels,
Frankford avenue and Pratt street,
Mervlne Prea at Wlldwoed, N. J,
Seuth Phllly Hebrawa at American Chain.
Turk,
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ELEANOR UHL
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SMTVT FjWfl
Chicago.... 7 3 0 8 7 tl 32
Cincinnati.. 4 8 0 2 3 5 t
St. Leuis... 1 2 0 7 5 6 30
IJroeklyn ... fl f 6 11 0 28
New Yerk.. 0 3 8 R 7 3 20
Hosten ... f 7 3 0 4 1 20
Pittsburgh.. 2 8 2 2 6 20
Phillies 10 2 a 0 1 016
AMERICAN LEAOUE
8M TWIT KjTI
New Yerk.. Ol 714 1 5 7 34
Chicago .... 484827 33
Detroit 16 5 B 1 5 32
Bosten B 7 3 6 4 8 24
Cleveland .. ft 0 4 8 124
St. Leuis... 2 3 4 1010
Athletics... 0 3 0 0 211
Washington. 0 1 2 of 3
NTIERNATIONAL LEAGUE
s m t wiTTfTsTi
Syracuse... 7 4 in 10 fl 42
Buffalo 8 12 3 7 8 2 35
Rochester . . fi 7 2 4 5 32
Jersey City. II 7 0 6 30
Reading ... 8 5 6 0 0 28
Newark .... I 5 2 8 2 8 26
Baltimore. .. 7 2 8 2 8 25
Terente ... -7 1 3 11
13. Cortledge, of Ke stone, will be the
leading contestant ameiiR the higher
rated beits entered, and the Eva, prop
erty of Ous Resse, of Ulverslde, the
most prominent among the low raters.
The close friendship between the
Riverside nnd Ferest Hills Clubs, dem
onstrated In the annual holding of 0
joint cruise te the Chesapeake, ex
pected te he shown this afternoon,
when n delegation of Riverside entries
will race.
Dur,0li,",m A- A at Knrnnc Club. Chew and
Phll-Kllena atreets.
KenslriBten A A at Marshall Smith. Tenth
and Butler atrn'ts
Aqulnim nt CelumJila C C. Frent and
Ptrter s'rietn.
Seuthuark Men's Club at St Calllstus.
Slxt.eetenth siuet nnd Lebanon avenue
NerthsN st Pres nt Delnlr. N J
Lit llrell nrn nt Mount Hell.
Madisen htare nt Nlccten. Ohelten ave
nue nnd Mngnella street.
CAMDEN
Klauder-Welden. of Jenklntevvn. vs. Cam
den Cliy at Third nnd Erie streets
n, r;.lr JS Travel'r8' ' Philadelphia, s
Twelfth Ward, at Ilalrd nnd Marlton ave-
Cnmuen Hiack Sex va
Elllner Giants.
Philadelphia, at Fourth and Jaaner tre..
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n iiiitiiiiuii auri'ie
JIatchner F C vs. Merchantvllle Olanta.
at Twelfth and Federal streets. """
Pensauken neal Tigers vs. Mnden AU
Stara at Eleventh and Linden streets.
SOUTH JERSEY
de'n'Ylte.r0"' IMla"l"Phla- nt
Hafdd0J'li."ldCrUb V" 1,r",by,"lan A A . at
(Irenlpck vs I.e Schaub's Haddenfleld,
at Haddenfleld.
East Side A. A at Colllngsweod.
Stonehurst at Gloucester.
Woodbury A. A at Woedlynne
Atlantic Division, uf Camden, at illllvllle
Campbell' Soup nt niendore, """'""
Fellance Club at Illatkvvoed.
Camden American Legien at Falrvlew
Colonial Ire Crenm at I'ensauken
Main Line Titers vs. Crescent Giants, at
Mnorestevvn. '
Oriental A. C , of Gloucester, at Auduhen
North Merehantvllle vs. Twelfth wird I M
llurllncten plke and Cov read. .Merchant-
rii-.iiw'ft nb- w,w i,eriin Spar-
Atlantic City Kallrnnd nt Magnelia.
llurllnKten at llroeklawn,
SUNDAY OAMCS
Seuth Phillies at Ardmore.
Stonehurst at St Carthjt,e
and Catherine atree's,
I)an A. A. at Curtis A. A
Kltty-flfth
I-nvsndale,
rn
Ali-Phllndelphla Police nt Columbia Pa
Madisen Stura at Caven Pulnt, N J , ty0
names
Nntaeeme nt Kaywood,
Dickinsen streets
DeLsun at Mondewbriok
at Fanners P. M.
Thlrtj-rirst nnd
Newailc, A M,i
Nativity at Keckdala
Camden City nt Elsudor-WVIden
klntnwn, Pa,
Seuth Phllly Hebrews at Orange. N.
Philadelphia Pre at Ivanhoe, N V.
l.eda-nr A. A at Ocean IjHte. N J
lllildale at llaltlmore lllack Sex,
two
L'insdnle nt Pettstnwn
llrldesbura at Haat New Yerk, two aamca
Hathurach Giants nt Viacuae, .Mnriur
Htek
Stenton nt Mern A. C Mlnnllc t'ltv
North Phillies at Miihane Clt. "
llermnntn.vn Ilnl Sex at Aiiu'nna. Frent
nnd MiKrnn hlreitl, '
Columbia CO at Saulhvvurk Wlnl Club.
Meidtin und Mifflin stre.'iH
Nmthwest Pres nt llnduepert, N J.
Media nt Stewart, 81x1 -third and Locust
Camden niack Sex at Old Timers. Thir
teenth and Jehnsen atreets,
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FAVORITES WIN IN
,;' STATE JUNIOR NETS
McClinn, Bartlett and H. Hedge
Advance in Tennis at Cynwyd.
M. Hedgo Triumphs
JOHN MAGUIRE SHOWS GRIT
Three stars of local scholastic ranks
scored easy victories In the first day's
play of the eighth annual Pennsylva
nia Stnte tennis championships for Jun
iors nnd boys en the courts of the
C.vnwyd Club today.
They were Earl n-irtiett. Penn Char
ter's champion ; Themas MeOIInn, an
other Penn Charter boy, who, with
Miles Vnlentlnc, holds the bn.vh' dou
bles championship of the United Htntes,
and Hansen Hetter. West Philadelphia
High, who ranks second nmeni; the
schoolboy stnrs of the city.
Unrtlett hud te play n first-round
match, but the ether two drew lives In
the junior singles. Bnrtleit eliminated
Herbert A. Miller, Huntingdon, In two
love sets. JlHrtlett Is- n southpaw
plnyer.
McGIInn Beat Weed
McClinn blotted out II. C Weed,
.'Id, Havcrferd, In two sets, (1-0. 0-1.
'the Havcrferd boy hnd no chance
ngnlnt the serves of thn Penn Charter
lad.
Hedge had mere of n battle than
either McOIinn or Bartlett. but at (hut
he wns net forced te rtrnd hilil'-elf.
He snuffed out Stockton Rush, 0-2. 0-2.
Rush didn't have much of a drive nnd
Hedge killed his easy lobs.
The point ccore of the match fol fel fol
eows: FU18T nrr
Hedge fl 7 4 4 4 2 4 4 31 fl
rignt 3000041 1 is 2
HECOND SET
Hnrtae , H I ! I 4 t 4310
Nrluht ... 11 2 1 4 1 0 T 2 17 2
All interesting mnlcli wns pln.ved in
the bejs' singles between Malcolm
HnrlgP nnd .lehn "Peanut" Miiguirc.
Iledge wen the first set. (1-1, but Mn
gulre put up a stubborn fight In the
second nnd at one time hail Hedge 5-3
en gnmes. He weakened, however, and
Hedge wen out, S-tl.
Wclner Entered
Hnndv Wrlner. of Oermnntewn
Academy, n pretegn rf Hill Tlldeti, wns
nmnng the entries In the boys' tournn teurnn
ment. Welner. however, will net get
Inte netlen until next Mendny or Tues
day. He is out of town nnd will net
arrive until Mendnj . He also is en
tered In the bejs' double".
Rnvmnii'l Rrnmmal, brother of .lack
and Nerman Brammnl. famous (.chnlns
tic stnrs, nlse is In the bejs' tourney.
Yeung Brnminnl hns been coming nleng
nlcelj lately and the experts pick him
te tinish near the lop.
Mnrshnll Vnnnemnn, the University
of IVnns.vlvanln luminary, was In
chnrse of the tourney.
Dr. Philip B. Hawk, of course. Is
the real head of the nffalr. Dr. Hawk,
however, will be kept buy with the
Middle States thamplen'diips, which
will start at the some club Mendav, se
he placed Vanneman Hi charge of the
State tournament.
Summaries :
Jt'Ninn SINGLES
First Round
Kirl Unrtlett. JVnn Charter, ilefeavl Her
bert A. Mlllr Huntingdon (10 (HI
T. f Davis wen from Neleen H. II"ie
by defmlt
F. r Althmaler ilefeTteil T. I.. rlsht,
Jr . bv defHiilt
Hcend Round
Hampton Hndee, West Philadelphia HIrIi,
dereated Ptnikten Rueh n 2 n-2
A. J. Manulre. Ji West Catholic, de-
B.
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Veaeh. TUers 2
Cobb. Tig era J
Sererefd, Brown 1
I.EAOtJF. TOTAX8 TO DATE
1252 l
American I-enaiie JM JgJ
National Leasue 21S SSS
Tnn M5AiEns te date
American Terae
Clarence Walker. Athletic , JJ
Kenneth William. Brown tl
llrltmann. Titer JJ
Reth, Yankee 10
"lUm" Miller. AthJetlca 13
Rebert Meuael. Yankee 0
Knlk. White Sey . . ,
(ienrre Burn. Red Bea 5
D7ke. Athletlca a
RuUi one rear ae 38
National tarue
lfernatr. rerdlnal , 2fl
"l" Wlliam. Phillies 14
Wheat, Rebltut U
Alnamlth. Oiirdlnala 10
Kellr. fllant .... 9
Emll Meuael. Olent 0
I'urklneen, rhllUm J
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fftmrnler Cnralnala a
HOME BUNS 1021
American Learue 4JJ7
National Leasue iM
Telnl - 037
feated Cheater A. Moere, Jr.. Wilmington
Krlende, 6-3 fl-0. ,. ,
Themas McOIinn, Jr., Tenn ChRrter, de
fented II. C. Weed. 3d, llaverferd. O-n tl-1.
Jack llrammal defeated Oeere Urudh'd,
n-0, O-S . . . , .
.1. M Parlance, Jr.. beat J. J. M.
nNem' Hulllvan defeated Reland Rurke.
'"v. Pnrdee Teulke defeated Mlllan N'errla.
rrejten Mcrn'diter defeated A- A. Lnf
'am'uel Lwlnir defeated Herbert Wallla,
' J Murphy defeetrd F. Altman. 0-0. 0-0.
ROys' SINGLES)
First Round
M. Myers defeated Rlthard Haynea,
"if Axe defeated WalUa Armstrong-,
B-0,
Jr.
n-1 fl-1!.
fioeend Round
Malcolm Hedgo defeated Jehn Magulrc.
0-1. H-0.
INDIANS TO CHANGE HANDS
Hlnkle and Freiberg Expect te Pur
chaee Cleveland Club
Cincinnati, O.. July 22. Negotia
tions have reached n stage when It mny
he regarded as highly probable that
control of the Indians (the Cleveland
baseball team in the American I.engue)
will seen pub into the hands of Edgar
a. Freiberg, of Cincinnati, and Mntt
Hlnkle, of Cleveland, it wns announced
ticrc today. Mr. Freiberg sold he hnd
a telephone conversation with Hlnkle,
who Is handling the deal, and that the
outlook for n transfer of the stock is
very (bright.
"I am net at liberty te go Inte de
tails new." said Mr. Freiberg. "In
case the deal gees through Mr. Hlnkle
nnd I will own the club."
PLAY RETURN GAME
Burlington Will Tackle Brooklawn
In Sunday Contest
Brooklawn will have Burlington as
its attraction tomorrow and the fans
should sen n het game, as Burlington
wen the last gnuie, 1 te 0. en July 4,
and the home team will be out for re
venge. Jack Sweeney last year's star of
Camden City, will he In the box for
Purllngten and either Atkinen or
Berner will pitch for Broeklnwn with
Guerst doing the catching. The game
will start nt 3:.'I0.
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COHOCKSINK ALSO WINS
Westmoreland
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mler Playground L1lVj,:;
llin rcnrHienar .limine I'lavurnntlfl l.Hne)i
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ggqme at the expense of Hissey ey tee
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enthe former's field nt Fifth and Weat-
morclend streets. . .
The feature wns the pitching of thej
flfnl liiirUra T ITtnitler nf Wrtt
merclniid. fanned ten. while the work!
of the losing pitcher was better, as hj
whiffed nn even dozen. (
The losers only touched the offerings)
of Jehnsen fur four bingles, while
Fiedler wns found for ten. It was a
hard game for Jehnsen te lest, hut the
winners hnd all Vthe better of tee
breaks. The were :
Hlasey 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 03 6 3
Weetmerelnnd . 0 0 11110 0 0 I 4 7(
Batteries Jehnsen and fltauley: J. Fiedler,
and Linch. Umplrea Smith and Ilrewn. (
The ether game In the league was stfltf-r
erl at Cohecksink Recreation renter, C5-(
dnr and Ann street-s. nnd the Richmond
representatives emerged victorious evtr
these of Kensington In a contest that,
lasted seven sessions, ftcere 7-5. ' I
Cohecksink wen out In the sixth wnen
Warner weakened and some timely hit
ting coupled with Warner's wtldncM
nnd errors of teammates accounted ferf
Ave runs.
The feature of the eontet was the!
hitting of Paul Burns, whear triple ac
counted for the first two runs in the
sixth nnd really caused the downfall
of Warner. The scere:
R. H. E,
Kensington 110(110 0 n 5 4
Soherkslnk . 0 0 2 0 0 5 x 7 8 9
natterlcs Warner and Droder, Egin and
Dennelly. Umpire Sehuler.
Ryan C. A. Nine Wln
The Archbishop Rvnn C. A. opened It'
home grounds by defeating the strong Lib
erty All-Stars. 12 te 7 The Ran Uam
garnered their runa early In thn game By
timely hitting. Timlin was the leading;
htlcker, with four hits
BASEBALL TODAY, 3 P.M.
SHIRE PAUK. 21ST AND LFJIIGH AVE.
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Barrett vs. Welling
KID SAMMY
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EDDIE EABL
Fitzsimmons vs. France
K. O. JOE TIENNY
O'Donnell vs. Berriih
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