Jee Diiffan
DISAPPEARING 1
REALIZES AMBITION
Dugan, Who Wanted te Oe te
' New Yerk a Year Age,
"New a Yank
THREE CLUBS AFTER RETTIG
ny JOSEPH T. LABIU5M.
miinilI3 is only one tenm In the
' 1 American League worth playing
with nnd Hint tenm N the New Yerk
Yankee."." Thus spoke .Tosepliu Dufenn
bout this time Inst season, when the
Athletics returned from n disastrous
Western trip.
"I don't lllte this town," continued
jee, ntl(lrc"Ins no one In particular.
"I hone I get trnded." A few days
Inter Dusnn pulled his lnlt jumnlnB net
th.it rtnrtcd him en the way te the
Ynnkee. Yesterday Dugnn llguicd In
. .ie,.i imtu'ppn the Ynnks'nnil the Ited
Sex that mitkes the former Hely Cress
lad a member of the Tenm he wns ul
wnTs ambitious te play with.
It will he remembered that nt the
time Diirmi waa traded te tlie Red Sex
via Washington these en the Inside pre
dated that the third bnscmun would
be sojourning with the Yankees befg.re
tlie "-casen was ever.
The Yanks have been sorely in need
of u het-corner artist. .1. Franklin
Baker started out well in both hitting
anil fielding, but fell down at critical
(tnges during the latter pnrtttXuy mid
the enrly part of June. Mike McXnlly
ini plavctl consistent bnjl. but he Is far
from tlie stardom that Is necessary for
New Yerk team. McMillan lately
!ia received several tryouts at the third
lick, but apparently failed te stand the
test.
feheuld Make Yanks
'Dugan will just about make the
tanks. They have been weak all season
st third, both in batting and fielding,
and while .lescphus is net the brightest
luminary se far as fielding is concerned,
die is much better thnn the trio tlie
Yanks have been usinj. Uugnn's bit
ting this season has net been as smart
ti formerly, but with tlie change In en
vironment he should get buck te tlie
select class with much speed. Dugan's
mark up te last Saturday was .'2H".
Elmer Smith, who gees te (ietham
Ien; with Dugan, runic te the Ited Sex
from Cleveland. He is hitting the
lieraehide for .283. There is little like
lihood of Smith displacing Witt, Meuel
or Until, but he should prove nh ideal
utility outfielder and pinch-hitter.
Se far nt the Sex are concerned, the
deal doesn't listen se well. Elmer Mil
ler is a bright prospect and has yet te
make his way. In lifty-ene games se
far this season lie has batted .280, which
U better than the murks of Dugan and
Smith. In his few appearances here
Miller showed considerable skill in the
held iinil at bat, and it may be that
with regular work he will develop into
the star predicted during the spring
tinlnlng season.
Bill Fcwster has been much of a
figuiehead in New Yerk since the in
jury te his head suffered two years aije
in an exhibition game, when Jeff Pfcffer
"beaned" him. He hns been doing in
field mid outfield utility work this sea
son and acting in the role of pinch -hitter.
His mark in forty-five games
is .23.".
Johnny Mitchell has been warming
the bench nil season, net appearing In
the batting averages, which means thnt
lie has plejed in less thnn fifteen games
this season. Cennie Mack Is said te
have wanted Mitchell when he sold Witt
te the Yf.nkees, but Hugglns refused te
part with tlie yeunttiter.
IIiiRhie Duffy will in nil probability
witch O'Hourke te third base, use
Majnard at shortstop and send Miller
te the outfield. With France said te be
en the wnrpath because of the peer
Hiening of Ids team this season, Duffv
pay give all three ex-Yankees a chance
te display their wnrcs.
Ed Keush Back in Geme
Twe nf the biggest stars of tlie game
and both holdouts came back into tlie
teod giaces of organized baseball during
the last week and were reinstated bv
Commissioner I.andis. Walter Schmidt
repeited te tlie Pirates last Tliursdav.
nnd jesterdey Kddie Housh. the bril
liant center fielder of the Reds, put en
; .I0!,".'1 "m, hls first appearance
of the 1D2L' season.
Twenty-three thousand fans gave the
Hard hitter and sensational fielder a
reushiR leceptien when he stepped te
the coaching lines during the game.
Always n favorite in Kedlaml. Iteush
Z.. ".,h mlf,?.''d bv lllp faithful. The
""Helder wii et lmvp fln enHy (nH
n, , in., ,l,p ",lme immediately.
Pcan Is battlnc .343; Harper, the
Wlliant rookie. .331. and Burns, .200.
i,.?.i i l tw. nm(,'l are hitting tee
regularly te be removed from the line-
wln.M.1 Burn" Aa ?"e. of ,h net
e men en the Keds, though net
hitting up te form
With a sensntiennl trnn n.i i.
return .e ,i. :"'";. """': """. '
. - ... .ill mi:
nfreiO,. i ii "Mt u lW0 or ltH "inn,
mun If 0,l7n(W '"" half of the
"eflSOn, It s OIllv rnnuminl.le ..
no- i,et .i, .:.. ,L. """". ". ""'
: -. , " ".-Hues weuui (iii un'gemery t nuniy iengue, nas ihsueu en
lii? i r .ft0l"-v- T,,e Intpst concerns I er.ler barring Eddie Gerner. of Lnns
J viBr ,Iu'i yeiln.,f ehl-tlmcr. who nr- dale, from further competition In that
fnm ,.. .i llt,v " "our ne-
fnre
Itrnn i- , V, uml "eientcci tie
'irewns, Frank llrnmri ti.i i. ....!..
Lrninn l...n . t
after
.i -""nh,' ii.iii till- wi iirr
l.!1'0 ?ftme 'l101 l'e White Sex.
r, -;- -., ft
. -fl,-n(1 iVf"1 ,.,,1,,0r Ipa8' teams
leticshadfiall. Ut UUU the A,h
"fttlg I, i)crflanii
niuw..U, l!U?ni(1 tllllt tl"e Yanks, De
v:". "" "icuge are ull after the
"cwurK lad. .Tiiflffinir liu tl, .i.i remmy uniri may in cnana it rrevlnr
t ease Mi pW uf.i y t',.p thlrs of .ucceaful. The Philadelphia featherw.l.ht
strvlle' V t. 1JH c'cnrly entitled te the l net wantln for matchet and he plana
truces or llettig, but etlilrs mpnnu Imf te remain there aa Ien aa ha can keep
Ii Ip n,,,n.. uiJ",?."l.ul!c? m;'S "lit ,,,. Tem be.,. E.MI,, willlama at T.irSrX
umierence arranged last week Is nlitht he will take en Sammy Plerca at
Me, rl,1'i'p t,,ls nftcrnoen between t)Jeb8C
Vxpected Ith, tlli8',,''1110.1.'. Ji,,,P. ir NI n'1'" MUk, and uFr.dk Fulton, both St.
nr. t"n.t tne ,nftter will be cleared Paul heavyweight, have been alaned te meet
"" 1; the liutler refiihCH Mack's f.-rmul1" thfir home ,own en "' n'ht et A
'L"iB' with another club Cenmi . I RUBt "'
A . " "" ""Ri"- ilium.
.""' '"linn win premiu y
UpTnh 'Vreye vr ! delicate
Ale ianks be ned n ni
mil M IIP (ih.II.. III m . -
00mtl.ebIte7,i",lnB 1 fB"l?
m inri .cJ1.i,..5:?sAcrd,,y-
frnln" - "iB were peunc ing sev-
ml Brown hurlers with abandon and
Place 1,1 I nl,l0ppe.'1 b,nck ,,lte rt
cfrf. u-Wi1" ,be' "cd. while the
ullll we being subdued by the
of the' Jrn pitMn? ,,ls "'' wm"
Wh'iihJ was the v,c,er ever
The Mnekmen took
lllinllic, . ,i '" liiiniuiiKIen, 10S
netner yesterday, t he Whlt h. k..
five "' 1A,,lri,K 8ve the Dodgers
,ured t"e series from Rebbie's men.
Tebln-Qreer Win Foursome
CtMk iuTebln' who hel(ls h Cobbs
tlrw? & ,reFerd of. 73, and Marcus
lhv2r,i?,,yei Jee CWe nnd Beb Ham-
' liakn ..! .reurwme ever the public
lirA i. I'.w.muiY in CIIIICU niiliy
The' We a V'-ydellcnte situation I'vX
nin.!"k".,Fn ned a Fnm" n the'1up.-raii
i.j '.."l " asiungten, Nnvler Snll unn rnerne te win nam i
and t."ni,i i..i " ;.' ""J'vii out nan ' .i,.,,,. ,,i tuelve-raund
mifiifini ii'niiAnini.
laml I i f U', Victims, t'leve- IJeV.ey City Thunday
mqJ ir bre"lclnK Its w nnlng streak ,
r, natlirdnv im. 1 h....i.i "P. " rn v,ml Minn, the 1
Traded te Yanks Along
'Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
. ISIMITIWITIFIHITI
Nt. Leuis,.. 11 2 "or? 5 6 0 3
Chicago .... 7 3 6 B 7 1 688
Brooklyn ... 6 5 0 11 e 7 85
Cincinnati.. 4892353 34
Bosten . ... 5 7 3 A 4 1 834
New Yerk. . 0385732 28
Pittsburgh.. 28 2208 28
Plilllles .... 10 2 3 0 1 0 7 23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SMTV T F STI
Chicago .... 41 8 48 2 7 5 38
New Yerk.. 0 7 14 1 5 7 0 34
Detroit .... 10 5 5 1 5 2 34
Nt. Leuis.., 2 3 4 10 10 29
Bosten .... 5730482 20
Cleveland . . 5 0 4 8 1 2 20
Athletics... 0 3 0 0 2 112
Washington.! 0 f f if 2 0 4 7
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
81 M TIVT F"8TI
Syracuse ... 7 415 10 "e 7 49
Buffalo .... 3 12 3 7 8 2 11 40
Rochester .. 5792458 40
Jersey City. 11 7 6 0 3 33
Reading ... 8 5 0 0 0 4 32
Newark .... 1 5 2 8 2 8 2 28
Baltimore ..72028 2 27
Terente. ... 7 l 3 0 20
EL
TO
West Philly Player Eliminates
National Bey Champien in
Junier Tennis Tourney
TOM McGLINN ADVANCES
Miles Vnlcntine, who, with young
Themas MeOlinn. holds the national
boys' doubles chnmplenship, 'was beaten
ns n junior en the courts of the Cyn
wyd Club today in the Pennsylvania
State title tourney for boys nnd juniors.
nicntine put up n splendid bnttle,
but he finally succumbed in three sets
te the playing of Hnnson Hedge, tlie
captain of the West Philadelphia High
Scheel team, who Is ranked as one of
the best players in school ranks. Tlie
linnl figures were 5-7, 0-1, C-4.
Valentine started well in the first set
and wen three out of the first four
Knmc. Then Hedge rallied nnd they
fought it out through twelve games be
fore the boys' titleheldcr wen. He took
the first game in the second set, but
Hedge showed his grit by coming back
and sweeping the nest six. Valentine
again rallied In the third set. but the
placements of Hedge proved tee much
for him.
An upset occurred in the third round
of the boys' tourney, when Mnlcem
Hedge, n brother of Hansen, was elimi
nated by Themas Nicely. Hedge wns n
seeded player. He lest in two sets,
0-1. 0-1.
M. Hepkln. a Central High boy. is
new. favored te come through in the
boys. Today lie defeated William Ma
guirc In two sets, 0-3, 0-1.
Although Valentine wns beaten, his
partner in the national doubles, Tem
McGlinn. defeated Gorden Hedge, an
other brother of the youth who elimi
nated Valentine. McOlinn's win wns
in straight sets. 0-2. 0-2.
Among ether third-round winners
were Willinin Kraft, Jr.. Neil Sulli
van. Jack Itrammnl nnd Earl Bnrtlctt.
Of all the junior exhibitions, the Vnlen-tinc-IIedee
mntcli drew tlie most atten
tion. Tiie point score of this match
fellows :
riHST SET
..4 4 .1 0 1 2 2 4 4 IS 4 4 137
..12(544441172 2 87 u
.SECOND SET
..24444 fi 427 fl
..41222 81 IB 1
THIRD SET '
..4 3 0044024 4316
Vnlcntine
Ilorlee . . ,
Hedce . . ,
Valentine
Hedffe
Vnlentlne
l.ri44II44U l "3 4
The aummnrles:
BOYS' SINGLES
Third Round.
J?, Hnpkln defeated William Mairuire. 0-3
and M.
ThnmiiB Nicely detente Malcolm HuiIki.
0-1. 0-1.
JUNIORS SINGLES
Third Round
William Kraft, Jr.. defeated J. N. Purl
anri Jr.. .(1-2. fl-2.
Nell Sullivan defeated Albert A. Yeunit,
(1.0. (1.1.
ThemaH MsOllnn defeated Oorden Hedge.
0-2. 0-2.
A. MaKulrr. Jr.. defeated R. .tversedRe,
tiy dffnull.
Cnch iJriirrmel defeated I. Geldman, 0-0
and 0-0.
Hurl llartlett defeated C. Par bee Foulke.
0-0. 0-4.
Samuel Etvlng. Jr.. defeated P. Altman,
7-5. 0-2.
EDDIE GERNER BARRED
Cannet Play Any Further Games in
Montgomery County League
Hareld Pike, president of the Ment
V. . V" "v"L- ." .
orgnnizauen.
rule bars contract-Jumpers, nnd
Pike was under the Impression that
Oemer wns a free agent, but investi
gation proves he is en the suspended
list, hence the decision.
Scraps About Scrappers
Mlnea
tenliht and next Monday
Wally Illrlrkle, winner of the welterweight
ill ins euminaiien tourney at trie
ace, la new. out for same "hither
ri. . ... . -- -.-.. .
in." lie would UKO te aat a erank at
Micsey wamer. jna treimn, wany'e nan
dler, negetlatlns for match for HlneVIe
at Atlanta, Ga,, and Celumbue, O.
Adam Itynn haa arranged for a wire from
the rlngalde. Jeraey City, te the I.egan A,
A. for next Thuraday night ae that Imme
diate returna of the Tendler-Ieenard bout
will be announeed. Five beuta alae will be
held, aa follewa: Danny Oorden va. Yeung
Jack O'Drlen. Jee qerman va. Jack Itater,
Jimmy Jerdan va Willi McGovern, Hebby
Allen va. Jen McGovern and Terry Whalen
v. Jimmy Willis.
Ilmny Leenard la being nueted a l-te-3
unn iruuier in ineir
no-declalen bout at
night.
Flttaburgh blend, la te
ixinuen aeme time
next October.
Nlxle Hollywood la the lateat entry Inte
flatle clrctea frnm Manayunk. He wen hla
nrat bout by a knockout In the flrit round.
Peck Miller predicts a great career for
Nlxle.
TENPLES-XEOKARD FIGHT
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Iwn nxeeDtlenallr trained aoerta writer.
'Billy" Recap and Cullen Cain are going te
Ull Peai.10 Lcneia readar about every In-
Idant, of the right In in fpert pagee en
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HOLDS 4 WORLD'S RECORDS
Newark, N. ,I.,July 24. Frank L.
Kramer, champion professional bicycle
rider of America, today announced his
retirement from the bievele racinc:
game. He has been nn active partici
pant In bicycle races for twenty-seven
years, twenty-three of which lie ha
ridden ns n professional.
Kramer, new in his forty-second
year, regards the racing gnmc as tee
strenuous for one of his age and ex
pressed the belief that te continue it
would Impair his health in Inter year".
Kramer has done most of his racing
in -Ainericn. but nlfce bus competed in
Frnnce. Germany. Helgium. England,
Helland, Italy and Denmark. He wen
the American title annually from 1001
te 1010. inclusive, and in 1018 and
1021. He alf-e wen the world's cham
pionship in 1012. the only yenr he com
peted for that title. Kramer also wen
the amateur championship two of the
four sensens. He rode ns n "bimen
pure."
Kramer's last race wns run ester
day, when, paired with Kay Eaten, he
wen .n three-cornered match race
against Arthur and Willie Spencer and
the Itnllnn stars, Plani and Verri.
He will appear, however, once mere
in this city and once in the New Yerk
Velodreme in exhibitions at one-sixth
of a mile, in nn effort te hang up a new
merk for the distance.
Kramer quits with fetlr world's rec
ords te his credit: Tlie quarter mile in
27 2-5 seconds; one-third of n mile,
,'tt)-5 seconds; half mile. 53 4 sec
onds, nnd three-ciunrters of a mile in
1 minute 21 secend1..
Kramer was born November 21. ISsO.
at Kvnnsvllle. Intl.. but lm resided at j
Last Orange since he was a boy. H
attributes his success ever the long
stretch of years te regularity. It bin
been his custom since he entered the
racing game te retire every night at
I) o'clock and te nrlse at 7 in the morn
ing, never permitting engagements of
anv'klnd te interfere with his routine.
He said he had made no immedinte
plans for the future, but probably would
accept one of several Invitations he has
received te enter business. He has
accumulated a geed -sized fortune as a
professional rider.
Beets and Saddle
Dladema will in all likelihood accennt
for the purse race for Canadian foaled
horses today at Kcnthverth. J, K. I,.
Ress seems te dominate races of the
better sort en the Canadian circuit.
Kenliwerth has n geed Monday card.
HerseH which seem best arei
First race Curland, Cnnmere, Hy Hy Hy
eoenj second, Dietlema. Suder, Flea;
third, Cherles J. Cralgmile's Arctic
King, Gallipet; fourth, Radie, Irish
dig, Muttlklnsi fifth, Sister Flo,
Helarle. Sans Peur II; sixth, High
Gear, Comme CI, Star Realm; seventh,
American Hey, Mcssines, Fannie Bean.
Empire City First race, Wlldrake,
Peter Hrewn. Paisley ; second, Cahalan,
Scotch Verdict, Meedy; third (Wh'lte
Plains High-weight Handicap), Exodus,
Pr. Clark, Kal Sang; fourth (Arrew
Selling Stakes), Exodus, Whisk, Elected
II; fifth (Sweet Memery Purse), Run
grand, Ghost, Suspicien: sixth (Fern (Fern
weed Purse), Emotion, Uenus, Prodig
ious, Saturday was a' brilliant day in rac
ing, both at Empire City and ln Can
ada. Commander .T. K. L, Rens ac
counted for the International Handi
cap with Registrar, while Uonlface, his
ether representative, was unplaced.
Jehn Finn, the Kentucky three-year-old,
fell in his usual place of third in
stake events, being nosed out for place
by Star Jester. Firebrand ran a dull
race, as did Gelden Sphere. There was
such n large crowd at the Kenliwerth
track that the races were delayed. Reg
istrar was forced te set a new track
record te win.
Devastation wen the Yenkcrs Handi
cap at Empire City, showing the way
te Captain Alcock and Knobble. The
surprise came at Empire in the East
View $10,000 Handicap, which was wen
by Caveat Emptor, whatever thnt is.
Caveat Emptor Is said te be the largest
colt In training and hi dam is the
needy Bobolink II. Hissire was Celt.
Bud Turner, the favorite for the net, J
ran Jar back. ., ,, .-
With Elmer
REFEREE FOR TENDLER MATCH
The champion Is shown In a characteristic ring pose and also at hit
favorite pastime at his training camp, when net socking and rocking his
sparring partners. Harry Ertle is te be the referee of the champion's
match with Lew Tendler at Jersey City Thursday night. The referee
will' be in Leenard's camp at Lake Budd, X. J., today te explain the
rules of the New Jersey State Boxing Commission. Ertle Is te visit
Tcndler's camp at Delance, X. J., for the same purpose en Wednesday
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
. t'lub
New Yerk.
HI. LeuU..
I'hlroce
'Inrlnnntl
'Htaburgh.
Phillies' ...
V. I.. P.C. Win I.ee Split
.'.IS 38
.nie '.623 r.euz .ait
.ai ... . . ...
.tiXi
.an
. S7 80
. 48 42
. 47 4S
. 48 44
. 44 40
. 1 ns
4111 -.OUU T'-iXO "
.480
.860
uoMen
30 05
Win two. tteae two,
.838
AMERICAN I.KAflUE ,
Club Wen I,et P.C. Win Lew
St. I-euU S3 38 .882
New Yerk B3 41 .804
Chicago 48 48 .827
Detroit 48 45 .810
Cltnrlnni! 4(1 40 .500 ... ...
NuMilnsten 42 40 .473 .483 .472
lleMen as S3 .i
Athletic 35 51 .407 .414 .402
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New Verk. 4t Cincinnati, 1.
Chicago. 4s llroekln, 1.
lieatpn. 4i Nt, Leiil. 1.
I,hllllr-l'lttburgh, net achedeled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Waahlngten. Ill Athletic. 2.
New Yerk. Ill llotfen. 7.
Chicago. 10: Cleveland. 6.
Detroit, III St. Leult, 0.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Reiiillea tit Terente, net scheduled.
Other gnmen pontpenrd, ran.
A.MKRICAN AHSOCLTlON
MlnneupelU, Hi Celumli-.m. ft (tint xnme).
(ellimlnia. '8l Mlneunnalt. 2 nwnnl
"slpeuI. 0; Teledo. 4 nrat
nt. Paul, 8i Teledo, i teci
enma).
(Mjtnnfl Vftmj.1
MIlH'iiukre, 3i Indlnnnuella, S.
KanvuM City. Oi IiilMllle. S.
Today's Independent Games
And Results of Yesterday
Nnahrllle (lluut at Nativity, DeUmde and
Ontario atrret.
Ileuae or Dntld at Seuth Philly Hebrewa.
Flcliher Field, TTnty-lxth and Reed
trretH.
,J"i?Je ?. 0nruintewn. Chelten avenue
"n.l,.?,"lrneU tret.
nilmlnsten Railroad et ThUadelphla Ter
mll": JFerty-eUhth nnd Walnut atreet.
rielaher at Ardmore. Autecar Field, Ard-
-i n.,"1 I)I?0,, nt erth PbUUea, Fourth i
vmioheckln, atnet.
Ph&hS,?iv8r,i1e,,IC,ub-l
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Jt Bi5thmrtnnh.nlh".ue' - lkJ
naUIto!eWn4,;,See,,ta.8h"n"h"n' Fert'r-'1hh ,
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Camden rifv nt fin..k m.nn.. n .
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iiw3y.JS,'L',l!m.a!'l "t Kctiainiten.
vi rV ...,ru al nrlinten, N. J,
new. lerk llloemer nirlu nt KA.in.
A22ewne ceunciSb nt Taewne
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YKSTEBDAY'S SCORES
HlUdale. fli Ulark Sex, a.
Tamnua. 10, theater, k.
?' i"J?'T,.'B". 7 Cleairlew, 8.
Jenl.h, World. 9 Radie Stir. 7.
Bex A. A.. Si Qnnkertewn. 1.
Hnppy Hellew, x3i Vellev Fenre. 0.
,?n,l,,a ,.!L..nt uthwnrk Men'
Meadow und Mifflin aireela.
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Seeth I'hlla. 8i Ardmore. 8.
Haywood. 13: Noteaeme. 8.
Mt. Carmel. 7t Hhanahan, 1.
St. furthuae, 8 Steuehnrat. 1.
lnver A. '.., 7 Ileyae ainberc, 4.
Standnrd ,VlJf, !i Myrul, 8.
Murafll, 1A Phllnife ph a, 8.
Natltlty, 10) Keekdale, 8.
Melrnae. Hi Stenlen F. (!,, 2.
Keiinlncten A. C, 7 Li Mett. 7 (IS In.
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Nurth Phllllea. 8i Mahnney City. 4.
Ilr dceten, 8i Cnyuaa l'rea. 4.
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Eaat New Yerk. 8 HrldeabmT, 1.
Kaj New 'Verk. llrierebtinr, l,
J; J. Dobaen, 8 Fiirmrm, 1.
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HOUSE OF DAVID
TO OPPOSE SPHAS
Bearded Wonders Frem Benten
Harber te Play Downtown Dewntown Downtewn
ers at Fleisher Field
FLEISHER PLAYS ARDMORE
The most important string of Mendny
twilight ciimes of tlie season Is en tlie
calendar for local fans tonight. Tlie
list is headed by the Splias-Heuse of
David clash et Fleisher field nt Twentv-
sixth and Reed streets. The visitors
are known ns the bearded wonders ns
thev have long hair nnd beards, and i
linn trem Kenten iiarber, Mich.
l.nst vcar when thev played the
Sphas nt Bread and Hleler streets. 25.
000 witnessed tlie game. Tlley would
net play again only in an inclesed park. .
They have many stars in the line-up.
Pal Mooney, who will pitch, is said te
have been offered a contract by the I
(limits. Habe Faust, at second bnse, Ii
known ns the seventeen -year-old
wonder, and Tally in right field is said
te rival big league eutergnrdeners.
The Hanlferd brothers nt first and
third are known tiie country ever. The
team has been touring New Yerk State,
and after leaving here today will make
n long trip through New England. It
Is their only game ln this section and i
they filled the date in order te fulfill a I
premise made te Manager Gottlieb
earlier ln the season.
Dobsen at North PhUa
J. & J. Deb-son which handed River
side an 8 te 0 trouncing en Saturday, i
will invade the North Phillies' field nnd
play Perry Relfsynder's club. The Phils
linve hit their real stride ns wim nrlrlnm
by their n te triumph ever the Nash-
vlie (Hants.
The Baehareeh Giants, of Atlantic,
City, will oppose the Stcnten Field '
at Phll-EHcna and Musgrave
streets. Stenton will depend en ''Liz''
Pwtrnll tn nqppv Hw MVmti A !. . -
I li.'tnrv nnd nn thnv havp hnnn in-in.
with marked regularity expect te add
tlie former shore boys te their list of
victims.
0-te-5 game te the Seuth Phils yester-
day. nlays a return clash with tin.
' FlnlshiT vnrnprs nt the Autnnni. M .,
le,l8l,t'r ynrars at the Autecar field a
Ardmore. The Main Liners have de
.-. . .-. .. ..-.....,.. UVIU Ml
, elded te play one twilight game each
week, and Monday has been picked as
the occasion. Fleisher defeated Ardmore
Haturdny, and Jack Culllnuu'a preteges
ure out after revenge.
Lit nt Slianalmn
' Hhaniihun hus made a switch in Its
regular bchcdule. Jim lieuner's classy
Wcst Pl'l'ly bnll tenm will take en hit
nrn,linrH n(. Vnptv.wlirtitli uml ll.,n
; Htrccts, The btere boys last week wen
"irce ero 8inP, u their greatest
Irlnmnli wnu nn Mil tllr.lmr .,.. .!..
."".",:-.."- "w". ,v. .".v"' "."w w
nunueq Aieuni iieuy its iirst iieme ue
feat of the season. "Lefty" Auld will
nun ler Lit uretners. ,
Anether game in West Philly that I
should attrnct u big crowd Is at Fifty- ,
eighth nnd Walnut streets, where
Stonehurst tnckles llartrnm Park in the
Iirst of a series of games. The parkers
have taken en a new lease of life, ns
they new bnve the best of the Hatch
Moter players, Nnce Ilynn, manager I
of Bteuehurst, seeH no reason why bis i
team should net win as usual. i
The Seuth Phils arc nt home with
Camden City, and up at Frankfort!
nvcmie and licrKs street Kensington op ep op
pebes the New Yerk llloemer Girls,
who make their first appearance here.
Phil Uaggerty has arranged a. special
game for Nntivlty fans at llelgrade and
Ontario streets. The visiting team
will be the Nashville Giants. The col
ored stars were scheduled with the
Hichroendera en their home flehl. hnf n
the grounds were unavailable tonight
the contest was switched te Nativity's
gieuuds.
Chick Fewsfef, Mitchell
MISS HERR'S TIME
IS A. A. U.
Wintier of Girls' Sprint In
Shannhan Meet Plays Bas
ketball and Tennis
IS ALSO A GOOD SWIMMER
T4"AnOAItFr v. HKnn.
of the
LTJL 1
Meadoxvlirnek Cluh. tednv rules
supreme nmeng girl sprinters in the
Middle Atlnntic States.
And before Hnturdny afternoon, when
she wen the seventy-flve-ynrd dash In
the Shnnahan Catholic Club's games
from the beit girl athletes in the East,
she had never run in competition.
All of which shows whet a brother,
who Is a star runner himself, enn
accomplish when he stnrts te train hi
sister.
In that rare, which wns the first for
v,omen ever held under the Middle
Atlantic States A. A. V.. Miss Herr
wns forced te compete ngalnit stnrs of.
tlie highest calibre. Twe of these girls
wcic never defeated before. Mls Herr
was "unknown" nnd, therefore, wnsn t
conceded n chance.
Tint the wise crackers were fooled.
She sprinted her wny te a victory ever
Dorethy Haugh. the Temple TJniversltv
ntltlntn ...l.n t n liMflnt flirt nCltltrfl flf
uiiurn'i iivf inn iiiii i t .i..-- - .
the Mendowbreok Club, nud Mnrgnret
Klllkenny, the Curtis Country Club
urn nnrv. The time ten seconds nut
RECORD
stands n a record owing te the fact that I V,",V"' or, England, nnd JUIc. Pauline de
the A. A. I', never Mtnctiened a'mect Hellet. the I rcneh champion, were fn
for women before. I ve,rjte ln . international women's
. . ., ! B"" championship, which opened here
Coached By uretlier j today under unfavorable weather cendl-
Jeliiinv Herr, tlie Penn distance tien.
i miner, Mltss Margaret's brother, can be i Only two matches were scheduled for
given credit for her wonderful showing the first day's competition, these be
in Saturday's meet. Johnny tutored his tween Miss Lnldlny and Mlb dc Bellet
sister carefully, and said net u word and Miss Read and Miss Ilastin, of
nbeut her ability te any one. When I ICngland, leaving sixteen couples for to te
the Shanahan Club announced that it morrow's mntches. TIip final round
would held a special race for girls, will be reached Thursday.
Jehnnv decided it was his sister's op- , Among the American competitors are
pertmiity. Mrs. Horten, of Philadelphia ; Mrs. II.
When the ln sies lined up for the , F. Whitley and Mrs. Fletcher, of the
stnrt. no one gave Miss Herr a thought. , Nassau Country Club, and Mrs. Isn-
Misses Heugh nnd Klllkenny were the
ones picked te Hnlh one-two in tlie
race. All ethers iiuin i count.
The gun was fired. All get away
kltiiultnticetislv. Down the stretch they
went. And then the spectators" realized I
for the first time that Miss Herr wns n
classv performer. She finished about
a feet in front of Miss Haugh, while
Miss Klllkenny, who came in third,
wa. double that distance in the renr.
After the race was ever, the ether
girl runners kissed Miss Herr. She
nlmeit cried with happiness, and slipped
away while the crowd still sang her
praises.
Miss Herr gave her brother all of
the credit for her victory. She told
hew he had trnlncd her and hew he
had taught her just what te de while
running. She Mild that he was a
wonderful tutor, nnd thnt he, nnd net
she, deserved the credit for her victory.
Te Run In New YerI
Over in New Yerk, en September
10. there will be another big nthletlc
meet, ln which girls win compete.
Miss Herr will again run under the
colors el me .ueuuuwurnuK .iui. one
hopes te win this race, tee, but will be
pushed te the limit, ns both Misses
Haugh and Kilkenny also will com
pete. Miss Herr ran under two handicaps
en Saturday. She wure bloomers In
stead of the regulation runner's np
narcl nnd tlie spread of the bloomers
caught the wind and doubtless prevented
her from making even faster time. In '
addition, It wns the first time she hnd
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PHILADELPHIA
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Five Leading Batsmen
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ever worn spiked snees. cjhnnglng
from rubber-soled "sneakers' te the
spikes hampers n runner mere or less
until he or she becomes nccustemed te
the spiked soles.
Miss Kilkenny also ran with spiked
shoes for the first time, nnd they cnuscd
her te "tumble. Otherwise she doubt
less would have given Miss Herr
stronger competition.
Mls Herr Is net only n sprinter, but
n clever swimmer, basketball and ten
nis ploer. Johnny Herr plans te train
her for the Olympic tryouts, nnd he
will be nsslsted by Al. Leconey, the
fnmeus Lafayette runner. MIsh Herr
has the stride peculiar te her sex nnd
she will be taught te overcome thlr
nnd adept the stride used by both her
brother and Leconey. .Tehnny says if
she succeeds In perfecting this stride
she should create new records.
MISS DE KOSENKO PLAYS
IN FRENCH GOLF TOURNEY
Mrs. Horten Anether Lecal Player
Alie Competes at Dieppe
DieDDe. France. .Tulv 24. Miss Dp
ui-iifc, i i-iiuiiueipiun ; .urs. . a.
belle Ken.p nnd Hiss Rosamond Sher-
, woeu unattached.
REPUDIATES USE OF NAME
Trls Speaker Has Ne Connection
With Oil Promoters
New Yerk. July 24. Trls Speaker,
Cleveland baseball manager, has re
pudiated the use of his name in con
nection with tlie promotion of a com
pany te diill for oil en the Speaker
farm near Hubbard. Tex.
The Associated Advertising Clubs'
investlgnters, who called the attention
of Speaker te the literature of the com
pany, were Informed that he had writ
ten the promoters nt Fert Werth. Tex.,
wnrnlng them thnt he had no connection
with their scheme nnd demanding that
thev remove his picture nnd name from
their advertisements and circulars.
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(Daylight Sating Time)
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Strive for Middle States
Tennis Title-
JOHNSON
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The annual Middle States 1
CYNWYD TOU
chamnienshlnn for men will start; tlrW
afternoon en the clny and asphalt cOtirW
-e .1.. -... -.,.. L rrn.. B L .lAi n
vi me iynwya vjiue. ine iirni. iuew.-i m.
is scheduled for 4 P. M. . . yj
A number of the lending players IjN ,y
wMnti nfnmlunii tn he nnn nf tlm TTina K
successful ever held. Among these itn
William T. Tildcn, 2d, the national
champion from this city.
The pairings for the singles follew:
FIRST hound -
(UtiDer Ilracket)
R. O. Miller Jr . a. C. P. Afmajrer,
sr. jr;
. Jr. f
Hernert i ncner . a. aein uenen
C. H. Miller va. J aarznm.
A Merran va, R. llenrd.
T. M. Wnllbralth va. J R. Helme".
K. P. Uuzby b. Paul S. Haling.
It. R. Hnjrtav va C A Maul.
J M Ilrlttaln . C. C Colwell.
O. M llreilhend v J. C Allen
Ur l). P. Ilentwlck J C. l.ln. .
J. J Oter vs. A J. Cehen.
FIRST ROUND
(Iyewer ITracket)
W T. Tllden. Sit. . A. D. tTeddr.
K. Y. I.lnB va. H. Colburn.
W II Kraft. Jr . va Donald Steel.
Carl N Martin, Jr., . Dr. J. a. TcrlW.
W. M. McCurdv vi A, I.. Yeuni.
J. J MaKUlre, Jr, . F. l"retz. t
R. U Ornhnm h. R. II Hntheraall. 1
.1 V, Vanneman m, II Fex.
Dr. P. U Hawk v. A D. Hnyder.
Dr. H. F. Hunlock v W Webater, 4r,
11. D. Lane va W P Hlpley, Jr.
SECOND ROUND
(IJyea, Uppr Uracket) "v
V. r Jehnnen. II. Miller. Jeneph Menn,
Jr.. II a. Fetterelf. H. Dernhelm, R. Frets,
D. P. I.lveraedge. C. McCarter, K. M. Kd
wnrdi. Nerman nrammall. K A. aimbel.
Jr.. V. D Miller, Chester Moere. T, M.
Ilaxter. 1 C Leenard. D. Klefer. Jr., Cart
Flnchcr, R. M. Oraham, A. L. Hurtle, B..i.
Cee, A. L. Reed.
SECOND ROUND t
(Dyes. Lewer Hracket)
R. T. Chew. F. W. Price, T. a. Wrliht.
W L. Rebin J. M Dalten. F. W. Pleraen.
.1 M Vannamen. Jr.. N. II Fell. P. B.
nickel. E. H. Haberataadt. P. Warrlner. Dr.
n I. nilnaen. Herbert Nallla. I. 8. Cravl.
V. It. Shaw. L H. Rlcharda. Jr.. E. It.
1 "' ' Roselte
March. CI. R. Tyen, Q. R. Powell, A. S.
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