i 'fyWjr, ;4 "IsR wmmsm ruTfv.T, M "wwfm f$P! , yw - r BvSMe'MB ' fefiP?lMim ' FBI'i5Ai! JULY ' 28119-- m - , "" . . " MWI Leading Contenders for the Semi-Professional Baseball Honors of City Meet in Twilight Battlel S15.000 HINGED ON LESS THAN OUNCE Leenard's Making Weight Saved Him Big Sum Tendler Had 24 Ounces te Spare BOTH SHY BEFORE BOUT The wMglilng-ln process nt 2 o'clock , In the nftcrnoen proved nlmest ai In-, tfreKtinR te these who were lertunntn enough te witnees It n illd the bnttle. The crewil tlmt hovered nremid n jhe ehnmplen nnd tlic clmllenaer entered gave both rheer nfter cheer, with little te rhoeic between the two ns rcsnrds the favorite. Te nn liiqiilMHvP bunch of news paper men the bexln commUslener Itnted thnt Ieennrd hed bnlnnced the rnles nt 134 pettndH nnd in ounce, which faved his ?in,000 weight for- flt. It wns n narrow sqiienk nnd It M eenernlly reported nbeut the nrenn I thnt 1 I'll Ulnssinnii, mnnnRer ei ir.nillnr. wni rendv te Knther In thin money if It wns only by i tenth of mi ounce". ... .. .11 Txennrd unci eniy n wire i ;ir teftit anil n cup of ten before he welnhed In. Immediately nfter he Mopped off the icalf 1'aeney nciiwnnx. mt imui.i ehff. hnnded him n hip rentnlner f j enlCKcn Dreui. wiiHii in- IIIII-.IH-U o,,,u e,,,u Inic in the middle of the drc.itiR room With n bnthrebe thrown ever his iheulders. He didn't start te dre- iinlll nfter the soup hnd been consumed. !w Saves $15,000 The scene enacted in nnd outside of Leenard's dressing room during the welghlnicln ceremony mis repented nt Tcndler's quarters n few minutes later. Leftv Iew had also partaken of n senntr breakfnt. with nn ec te safe lunrdins hN S15.000 forfeit, nnd wns hungrv when he tlnnllv henved n sigh ef relfef nnd henped off the scnles. just four ounces under the deadline of iH.i. The eommlseioners, when they emberged from Tcndler's room, tald: "The clmllenger weighs 1.14 pounds tnd 1- ounces." Leenard, who wns the first te be elghed. ucnt te the dresslns room fhat wns occupied Inst July by Jack Dempscv. while Tendler undressed In the room that wns ured bv (Jcerges Cnrpentler. At no time during till" preliminary ceremony did the two fighters meet, nnd neither expressed u dcfire te come into centnet before they were Introduced In the ring by Keferve Harry IJrtle. New unles thnt hnd been recentlv tested bj nn expert in the science of wflghts nnd mensures. were rnrrleil Inte Leenard's ('.resslng room by nn tmpleje of the New Jersey Ilnxlng Commission. The commissioners fol lowed with nn nlr of grim determina tion that could hardly have been morn terleus or forbidding If they hnd been going te nn execution. They were obviously Intent en seeing thnt no skull dudgery was prnctlred by either Mde. All Kept Out While the press nnd certnin city of ficials of Jersey City were Invited te attend the weighing-In. this elder wn rescinded nt the Inst minute, mid mil.i the respect he iniinHgerH nnd the Ilex ins Commissioners were allowed te wit ness the tipplnr of the beam. Hilly Clbsen, Leenard's ninnager, fol lowed the (hnmplen up the runwn, nrd behind enme the I)oxIngCemmis.slonerb, Hill looking us sad and serious nn a fleck of pallbearers. After the com missioners enmc the bird wheeling the ncales, which gave the impression of n corpse being flntwheeled te its Inst rest ing place. Commissioners nnd scnles wheeled te the right nnd mnrched lusubrleiiHlv ever te Tcndler's qunrters. ftt until i JT ll'ftrn ttin mllnu llipnn'ii eiien in ilie in. Ml, Imt Hi.. ,nn.iin of the tin ones outside in n verv few minutes made n inlght.v ity One showing eien In the .Miwnlng pine tilt known as lleyle s Tlilrtj Acres. There was a profusion of the fair sex, hut they were net se gay and rcsplendnnt In bright colors nml feathers ns in the afternoon of July . 1021. when Jack Dcnipsey ipllled gnllaut tlcorges Cnrpentler for n row of lid raspberry bushes. Crowd (lets Sheck There wns n shock te the crowd in the arena when the rain started te patter down. Tliere was n rush for shelter nnd then came the thought that a pobtpenement was inevitable. Later came a discussion nbeut the weight question. One fun wanted te knew whether the lads would have te weigh in iieiiiii. t'liiili'iniiii .Alessiiue .ald thev weuiiin t. nut (iiassmnn was positive , the would. I (llbsen shook hlv head and said, , while he'd hate te weigh In again, he' wpnescd he'd bine te If the cemmis sien insisted. Luckily for cciybedy, the rain flitted off. This brings te mind that Tex Hick nrd bus singed the biggest outdoor tights the world ever saw. Though rain threatened several of themv It never preented them from coming off at the fchedulid moment. And the hoiseshee hiuij, ever his head for this great bat tle. TO WELCOME HILDA JAMES Noted English Mermaid Arrives Here en Aqultanla This Afternoon New Yerk. ,luh S. A reusing re re eeiitien from her American rivals awaits 'ji's Illhhi .lames, Burepe's greatest t'fl swimmer, who will arrive fiem r.nKlniid tills afternoon aboard the Aeiiltania. The premier mermaid of the eastern Jiemlsiiheie Is lenilng especially for the Jeseph p. Day Cup race, the tli&t in in ternatiennl Inng-distunce ocean swim fir women, which will be held next Tuesday nfterpoen from Manhattan Hencli te Brighten Bench. The Aipiitnnla will deck at Pier ."iO. feet of Fourteenth street. North Itlver. and te greet Miss James at 5 o'clock 1 us niiernoeii will lie a il''pgntl"ii from the New Vm-lr U'nnien'u .. ,,,, ,, Association, under whose iiuspucs lli Dy Cup nice Is being conducted. WOODS WINS TWICE Minneapolis Flash Beats Huesten at Recreation Academy .Arthur Weeds, Mlnncnpells. pocket pecket Mllinrd Hash, Increased .his lend ever J-em lluesl.in. n former champion, in tielr liM).pci.t iiiutih at the Uccica Uccica ueii Academy j esterday. lie Western star captured both bocks of 100 In (he afternoon ami tve "Ing. The former score was 100 te li ana the uliihtcup wns 1110 te ":i. .I,-.. ." "" "" ".'"' '" "" Shi 1 """' wleh eiinbled him te nose I'll I Illlitutiiii IIIl liik.t ..1T1.1 .. l,.l. ' eiis nan a nigii run 01 forty in the m IIiicKteu. Mis best ciTeit at nK'lit W"H t vveiilv.nl in. ublb. Hi, ,,.!., .1... , It .. ....... ....... ....it-,.-,, ,,u- Pl r.J iliiny iMH without missing for J hest in. I Till, ... ,.h . 1.. .!.... 1.. .1 ...!. 1.. 1. te. ,"v '" '" I" niuicii is; '?ki ldN' 8ert: Hhcsluii, fi5. Twe mere r"- win w piuycu tutffly. wbiia me "i ui niiisu up topierrow. HH B-9IIrHHBSRH - - . . g WK w. 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" ','.,., .-..J,w-vv" ' " ' SS ,; KWHSBHR'" v; &) iW""-''",";i;'!7V7 ; ' !e- : isga -- -j:v f 3aHl ' ';-' -n- a? I &'' ' -'"',''' ' S flKv 'Ws tS2WBkc "": Vi' k " ,$",, ' at JMil-B-W-HwM-H-aw ii r nam, nwtiw i ' ' 'saEggssgasKiww.r.'W! III the fourth round of the bout between Kenny Leenard and Lew Tendler, the ehnmplen slipped and hit the canvas. his arms as a signal of a temporary truce. A moment later he turned and walked away from Leenard until CROWD GOES WILD N FIGHTARENA Frenzied Fans Shriek Madly When Blew by Tendler Threat ens Leenard's Crown THR0N& WELL HANDLED When Ilenny Leonnrd, world's light welglit clinmpien, doubled up in the eighth round from n body blew deliv ered by Lew Tendler. In the Hicknrd nrenn nt Jersey City. Inst night. 00,000 frenzied light fans rose in tiicir seats yelling, shouting nnd shrieking lis If every individual In the vnst nsbcmblnge hnd suddenly gene mnd. I Tliere were ether nccnslens during the progress of the buttle between tlic chiiiiiiilen nnd the chnlleiner when the multitude singed vociferous deinonstrn deinenstrn tlnus, hut in thnt memorable eighth, nnd only then, enme the iiinuient when Henny iA'ennrd's crown tottered, was within the grasp of 1,ew Tendler. Twe-thirds of the spectators were Leonnrd supporters, nnd the remainder were friends of the Philndelphia nee. The chnmplen's admirers, with distress lu their faces nnd agony in their voices, pleaded with their fnverltc te turn the tide, while Tcndler's boosters, crazed with joy, urged the challenger te finlbh the job he had undertaken then nnd tliere. It wns the supreme moment for Lew Tendler. but he wns net equal te the '"SK h" " " Leenard Is sti 1 wearing the crown. The result of the conflict was a sur prise te a majority of the lmcln5 en thusiasts and also te the champion. Kver since the match wns made the supporters of Leonnrd hed been firmly convinced he would win by a knockout. The only difference of opinion was re garding t lie round in which Ilcnny would put Looie nwny. Leonnrd himself picked the seventh as the session In which the challenger would go the voyage, and a let of the wise ones sepnrated themselves from bundles of the long green because of their faith In Ilenny's prediction. Tendler Hard te Sehe At his training cniup a few days nge Leenard confidently announced that "miiiiIIiii.iws" were "snclii.i-v" f..r I.I.,. After the buttle lust night he told the iiewspapeinien that It reunited eight or ten rounds te solve the awkward sys tern of 11 lefthnnder. There weie many persons who left the arena last night net fully convinced that Benny had actually solved Lew's puzzling stjle, but it wns genernlly ngreed that the bnttlers had put up a great fight nnd thnt these who hnd fig ured Tendler ns mere or less of n murk for Leonnrd nre new entitled te change their opinion. Lust night's bnttle un doubtedly wns the hardest the cham pion ever hnd. There were net 11 few who felt that Tendler had wen and It is safe te say hundreds believed lie was entitled te a draw. Cheers for Boxers ,, Tlicie was u great rear from the crowd as Leenard wns seen moving toward the ring. Little Miinnlc Sen ium!, Leenard's trainer, bended the patty, cnrrjlng the bucket of water, sliced oranges, sponges und Ice. He Immedlatelv looked for lhe corner near est the hell. -Illckard' stepped around thi press row at tills point mid snld thnt mere thiiii tJO.OOO persons hnd entered the nrenn nnd thnt the gntu would go ever .51,-0,0011. Tendler was the first le the ring, beating the champion by a few sec ends, lcnillers reception was Iuke- v II rill. Illlt W Hell tilt' I'llllinnlOll CIII11C ' " ,,1h ll(,',,s Kr,',u r'""' l'l'"t I"' '' ' wns n slngiilnr tiling that Kceniiru. I'liiiuipieii. ioek nie corner I once graced by Jack Dcnipsey. Seme I called this fuel te Tendler, but he grinned und snld "I'm always upsetting the dope." The gloves weie lnced en; they wern Intinduccd, Leenard first, nnd then Tendler, The ring was full of police, camera men ami big and little bodies 'of thn game. The fighters posed for u snap, get Instructions ami then ucrc off te make lightweight hlsterj. Arrant'emciits Perfect Chief of Police Butteisliv had .'00 Dlliccenis cnaiupne' en 1 hi, sen-ni.i- V(. plain-clothes nien, L'10 llicmen and it bliiccenls chaiiiiluu' en the lilt, sevenlj slxtj deputy boxing (ominlssleners en the 'ob of milking the populace wall, a chiilklinc. There wasn't 11 "crab" of a grouch nmeng them. Invariably polite, they answered nil niieiitlenH cheerfully and helped the crowd in every way pos- t nAircj iv? a rxTrknrrr.iX7xr nnw it tctwt I Today's Independent Games And Yesterday's Results Colonial Ice Crrnm nt .Monetjpe. Kert-m-jrnlh nnil Walnut utrrets. . i-uiiiie isrrtiri', or rnniiirn, nt nt. miumim. Turn! j -fifth Mwt iimi Allenlirni- nrrnur Msdfiieii HlurN nt Ilrurulne llretliers, Srr- i errr-irntii ivani nt I'liriirnunni. nllfl Anil rinrillil .IrrflA. Natanfme nt Krnilnitlen CeiicrrRiitlanal, IJ nnd Clrnrflelil utrrvts. (ileiirentrr nt VUIUmoeiI. Illttmun anil Wakrllnt strfrts. Moerrslnnn (llnnln nt Nntlill). IWnrnde anil Unlurln Ntrirl. KiiiHeml nt M. C Cmllli. Trntli and tint ler klrrrtn. Ilriilfhtiurr at Seuth Mill. Ilreuil nnd lllx ler slrrrlH. . . . North Phillies nt Kriislnnlan, rninlsfer.l iiwnuv and llrrkn utrrrl. Wllinlnittnn nt llirtrnm 1'arlc. FiftJ-feurth ktint nnd I'.lmnoed nirniir. . , Ml. Ihiriiiilmi, ut iiHhllle (ilnnts. ICliiht rrnth and Rucklamt ntrpt, Philadelphia Terminal ut Stentnn Field Club. I'hil-Kllrnn and Mumrnip Htrntx. . Seuth l'lilllr ItcbreHS ut Slr.m.iluin, 1'ortr 1'ertr rlnhth and llreiin strrrtM. Ifllldnle nt AmM, , J. N. Ilnrbtr at FlrUher, Twrnty-nUth-and fUfd utrn-t. . . (Irrmantetvn ut llelOrld. Church lane and rdmere ut Ilobsen. Thlrt)-ntlh Mreet and Uueen lane. . . . !, IvunU (..en s. Thh-- Mount f'nrmrl nt Manrliurst, Flf-elnth il nil Vtillnnt KtrrrtN, i f nuns- '..ntiftrlinnT.i TriitelrTM fit McCllll TeM i eri.i-MMentli una miiiiii Mrcfii. iikuii .. ,. nt (ili-nNlilr. . . , Nntusrini. ut Uinxlnrcten, Fr.inhferd live-, nut mill llrrku Htiri-ts. I tiuiniiirrN nuiiie ut Mill eik i . , .MaRiielU stum nt I'rlh.un A. ... A. When 'ii nip, .NuV Inrd l.eamif 1. S. Murines s. Hrlt-, h Atliiiliinrnt. nt Murlim t.rnuiiiN. Ui. I.?iilj.r. Uhnr. I.iiv..r,f,mlirlllK lit 1.1111' reli I'orameke ut I'urkelrji Crlnftrld ut Sul Ubury. rmnnxltunln Rullreud Inue MetUe Terr m. l)lKlur.mrntii, at iortj-feurtli iitrrrt and 1'nrksldn nenue. ,. , Flrrmen'H liiiuc. itla-en" Hrt IVl'"'" Ien A h. KlRlilh Itiittullen A. ut Stetson Field, Fourth und llrrks Hlrrrts VKMTKRI.Y'S IU-Sl I.TS Illlldulr. 1H: llichnrurh. 1. L ..(.I.,.. K. .Itll.ll I rieillll MIIU iri.rri. ..I ii'iiuiin i , Strnnhrhlce S. Clelhlei Jrt... Hi Nntlennl , II IS. ii. i. e Narlx-rlh. ISi Urnliif. 0. I llrldKitnn, Ul Mlllllllc. I. I riilslier. Hi stiinehurnt. 0. i lirrulnr, ill Ilrlun, I, l.lt llnN. Hi Atliuilli' DliMen. 0. N'nrlh I'IiIIIIph, ?i Slentnn. . lViinklln Suir.ir. (Ii l.uikrnlurk, S. ( hrstrr, It smith I'hlU (I. Alt. Ilellj. Si ItlirrKlde. :. Itrlunrn, 1 -1 (.liisulinre. H. (ilusuhore, 3i Vlnrlnnd. II. I.lghtheusp, 111 Mlnnrvm. I.,. . Sprlnr (lly-ltojrrfenl. Ill IlrldcKhurg. (iermunteHii, Oi Kliiudrr-Wflden. 0 I'lillii. Trrnilnnl, Oi Shuniilmn, I. (irrrnwoed l'eitt 4i Hutch Moter, 0. 331 Kfiuibllrun Clnli. 7t lllurk Sex, .Nelinrnie. Hi Trl-Ceiinrll. 6. (ioeilfelloMK, 4i U'mtteitn, 2. ItmlmriMieh, l.i Nertlmrst A. A.. 7. Frunkferd A. V. 3 Siiuthniirk M. I 3. 4th Wnrd. ti I'riliiim Silk Sex. , Fex Moter, Si KniKlnmnn A. A.. 2. KeimlnKteii I'onicreiciitlemil, IOi Wild' weed A. A. 0, tlrrenuned lest. It Irunkferd ellim. ""A A' A . 4, W. V. II. A.. I. Nunhtlllr tilnntii. Ii St. Ilinmlm. I. iludilen IliH-nih, 4i vtniiiiMni-, Iliireiiu uf Witter, II; H11re.u1 of Health. .1. ; - - - - slble. Visitors te Jersey City ceilainly had reason te commend the efficiency of I Its pence eepuriiiH'iii. Tlie ring was lighted with a white and blue Heed of light,. .'l.'OOO watts strong. They used 10,0(10 watt power at tlie Britteu nml Leenaid bout in the New Yerk Velodreme, The men fought In a glare that could net have been equaled by nn August day. If it wns cool in any ether section of the glebe, it wasn't around the ring. Thirty-six Immense arc lights heat down en the close-ups with all the fury of just se mail suns. Hie movie men and they will also plnj at Pencejd te- 0t nrblnepert. f.uwht v.iki,. p.ntticr Jr Smi the course for practice sprints- Oar worked from u steel platform perched i morrow. Their showing determines ' Ynik. i"'v. (hki munds t. u ,irnn i., i t Detroit Snnit . t'li high en top of glider. I. ;s the whether he will le.nlu them s the I Z'AW l&AW' "Ul ""'InI'vv Ck and Buffalo a,,' also her" same spot from which Carpentier s dra- team te piny en TIaller Held, ' liiutlc end wns iceled DRUEDING PLAYS TONIGHT Will Meet the Madisen Stars en Heme Ground at 2d and Clearfield The Druedlng Brethers nine, under 1 the management of Cluuley ('Jii'ter. will singe their first home fracas of th? season tonight. At Second and ( lenr- field stieets. the fenner home of the Put linn bnscbnll club, they will plav , the Madisen Slurs,, one et the fastest lolered nines in tlie city Tlie icgiilar opening exercise- will be observed, although tl W lu mlil-srasiiu. A ll.ig-raisiug will he li-'ld and lhe teams will maich nciess the lit 1 1 prier te the start of the game. Mr, Pember, an ellicial of the Dicudliig Company, I will tluevv out the first ball. .Manager Curler will most likely call upon Hcnder.'eii, his twirling ace, le I take the mound against the Stars. The pili lung selection of the latter is nut 1 Known, but most piebahly will be Bap- 1 tlste, The .Madisen Stuis have been 1 pla.vlug geed bull te date, nml 11 fnst game is especled. 1 Diuedlng has tiavcled nil season und has made iiuiienii enviable rccenl, New the.v will exchange dales with nil first, chiss te.uns. On Satuidav afternoon llie.V will tuivel le (ileilce-ler and meet the (ileucestcr fit te.iiu of the West .Ictsej League. Pitcher Wants te Jein Team One uf thn lendln't plleherH uiiiuni: the (rnil-prn clubH who hu pllched iiKiilnat nil th tepnntrhem I new froe te bIjii with ny tm. Adil'cM "iy North Fourth ltrect. nr plien Kenilrjiten 4-01 W. SOUTH PHILLIES TO PLAY BRIDESBURG Downtewners Are Traveling at1 Fast Pace, With 23 Wins in Last 26 Starts With twenlv-thre" out of the last twenly-slv enmes jilnyed registered In the wen leliimn. the Seuth I'lilllles lire ready te tackle ririilesburg In one of the big twilight games en tonight's lny lny ent. The contest will be staged nt Rhetzline Park, Bread nnd Higler J streets. lhe tennis nave come together en three occasions and the series stands even up. In the Initial s.uue tlicie wns no dc-Men, with the score stnniling at 0-fl. Ilrtdesbiirg wen the set nnd contest, ;(.lt nn( the downtewners were returned winners in the third clash. ."-H. lhe ether lug contest en the down .... ,,..,1, lllf, Mlllll-l 111 til," ll,tl- , Ilri)cr.,m ,.tl l,p ,l,.nl,.(l lit Fli'Mier field. Twenty-sixth and Heed streets, where the Ynrners iningle with .1. A. Harber club, of Trenten. With O'tiiirk or Newman en the hill, the Trenten bakers are confident of taking the measure of the downtewners. Mount Curmel at Stonehurst The biggest game of tlie season is carded for tlie Stonehurst fans nt Fifty eighth nnd Walnut streets. The visit- attraction Is the Mount Cnrmel club, of lhe leading te.uns In the State. .11.1 ...1.I..1. 1.n...l...l l!t.l. 1,..-.- .. ,i feat en its visit hen- last H.iturduj. Charlie (Heck or Tem Friday will pitch I against the vl.lters. ' Philly Terminal and Stentnn Field I Club engaged in a couple of het battles llltf link tinrl iifirilt tit mi nnmii tliimiili ' 1 ....., 1 lllllluv.l I ,1 ltll"MII! II l'- with one vleterj. Stenteu defeated Uitthurach t III -c week and fell before the " ..! tlllll in 11 11 im mm. MIIMIII North Phils, and Manager Powell was net pleased with the showing of the team. He will likely go en the hill him self for tonight's battle. Kaywood Catholic Club nnd Mnrshnll K. Smith have ntrnngcil n series, the first of which will be phued tonight en the store bejs' field nt Tenth nnd But ler streets. The second contest will be staged next Wednesday at Knvwoed'n field. Nativity plays a leturn clush with Moorestown C.iants at Bel-rnde nnd Ontario stieets. (Jlnui ester is at Wlld- wood weed and Netaseme at Kensington M'ongregntlennl. Splian at Shaiiahan The Seuth Philly Hebrews meet Shniiiihnu at Forty-eighth and Brown streets, and the downtewners nie out te add the West Phlladelphliins te iheir list for another game. The Sphas hae wen three of the four games plnjcd between the teams te dale. On tlie Sphas' held at Thlileenlh nnd Jehnsen stieets lhe Pennsjlvnniii fSlunts, new under the direction of Harry Passen, meet the Old Timer' Passen has taken eer the colored stars Fairfield Polelsts te Play (irienivlih. Conn,. ,lu! 'JS Thn t.reen ivlch Te Irlb Id Pelu Club, uhlch i.ceriil such n deelnlie victory ever lhe llhex Troop I'nltid Slut"" Cnmlrv N.niniK N I I ii-t Satiirdiiv nfuriioen en the Hebl of lhe IM I u nrd V Cliunen emate. Peiiilu-iter. Mill ipi im kwemi bmii, uf ih ;,min nullum 1 the Ox Hunt l'ule Club, uf New tun tun t 1 nn touierrmvnri,rnc)on Argentina Wins Pole Match Itiirlmmiituu. l.nc. .lu'v 'Js The Vrsen tine pole team defeatid lhe ltnehimptnn I Club four In Im hi8t in.it h '" h- pluil. In Knnluii'1 0 h-e.il-i in I SAM MILLER IIIIUII K.vck. Merchant Tailor of the Better Kind New located at 225 WEST GIRARD AVE. fYe Con nection With Any Other Start SUITS TO ORDER IJtPIlN, I ia-'t I ::s &sJ up Tendler Is seen In the net of raising Kenny "had regained his feet Five Lending Batsmen in Each Majer League WTIONAI. I.F.Xtit K (!. A. II. R. II. rtnn.ht. St. IiiIn t'rt :i" SJ H9 Clrlme. (hlriiRn H't 0t 01 HO llnllerhrr, ( lilniEU 01 301 r,t I'M nniilirrt. Cln'mtt. 07 .lll 7(1 13rt lllBtii--, I'lttshurnh Oil 307 01 131 ami:rii'.n i.nAtu'F. (I. A. II. It. II. (elili lli-trelt S.I 3J7 mi 1ST SMer. SI. IniiU HI 3SH HS ISA S.irnt.cr t letetund. Sil 310 Ml 113 Srhinic, Ne Yerk US Sill St 7S Mlllc-. Athletics. SO -'On .ri2 10.". r.r. .I'M .3(11 .3011 .3.-0 .3.77 r.c. .41.1 .40! .31S .310 .3S7 GOING STRONG Lithuanian A. C, With New Grounds, Anxious te Hear Frem Teams The Lithuanian A. C. has scoured the Donevan-Armstrong field nt Korty Kerty elghtl. and Walnut streets, nnd en Wednesday night celebrated their open ing by defeating the strong Internal Hevenuc teiini in n well-plajcd game by the tceie of 7 te (I. This game was eiie of the let seen en the D-A grounds this season. I lie tceie was knotted at one. two and three an. nip and tuck nil the w.iv through. In the eighth inning, with two out, tluee Lilhunni.in hntters singled in succession mid pushed ever the winning Manager 1'rban has his team primed up for all comers who caie te exchange dates In August and September, and especially this Saturday open. They would like le hear from such teams ns Feitj -eighth Wnrd. St. Cnl listus, B.irtram Park nnd etheis of the nunc cluss. Tennis desiring games wiite or phone A. J. Ci-linn, IIOOII Frankfeul .. .1 , . .. ... ' ' "' ' rweiiMiig.nn ..... , ,.MTnllnr ,.,i., LIGHTHOUSE WINS Beats West Branch "Y" In Dual Swim, 31 iz te 19i2 The Lighthouse Bejs' Club defeated the West Branch Y. M. C. A. In a dual swimming meet in the latter's peel at Fifty-second and S.insem .streets bj the score of .'il'a te 1!H.... Summary : Kanrv dive Wen by H Hernn. I Irht heue; eecend, W. Knllsh, W. II ; ihlr.t tie lietw.-en shirmin. ;.lBlitheun. nnd Jenes, SO v nrd relni Wen hv I.lirhthauae CClllf l'lllilfueMt llnnill l'eleii). .. J0-Mir;l .lash VVen b.- IVteri Muhlheuae eennd. l.nB'lhh W. H . third It. lMrnn I.li;hthnue 40;rd diiHh Wen by r. I'uhlfii"rt l.lklilhnuie nrienil W Kir.ihh vv 11 Itlili, J, l.llin I.IKHl.IUve Plurire Wen In Jenes IV Tl .A.., .-. MerminiK. t.iKhtheuiic. ihini 'j. s.1Vi; Lighthouse. Geerge Cuppy Is Dead F.lkhiirt. In.1 . lnli et !'.. .. HfO-feur. cuiilpmnnr.iri "of i'i v,..,., . .....1 horn, nenr hern from IlrlKhl-M dlien"e . sin"! llu'" ,,,'r0 ,n,m 1""1 '""WOW, and n reilrlnK from lucebill 111 111OL'. wheii hU fen til re of which will be n single scull rsr,,,,1 ul. bt:ij.;,il , vs'Tr '"'Tv;1' !:- ''""';. iy'n- iilth the Cleveland Ami rlenns llonten Na. ' delpllla and II. A. Beljeatl, the ("ana lIun.ilN und llisten Amnrlcms " 1I11111 1 hniutiieil. ' Dogash and Ratner Draw lirliUeiiert. t enn.. ,iul js l.enia neBi,h 49th Annual Midsummer Sale Tomorrow, enreute te the shore, step in (en your way) at our store. We will open your eyes with some bargains in ties you have never seen equaled before. STORE CLOSES SATURDAY, ONE O'CLOCK Marshall E. Smith & Bre. Mmn's (Incorporated) Furnishing 724 Chestnut Street HIT II ie dugan: SONGATST. LOUIS Browns' Rooters Ride Babe Ruth and Jumping Jeseph Throughout Games PROVE SPORTSMANSHIP St. Iselds, Me., July 2S. The lend ers pitted ngnlnst their threntcnlng rl vnls, with n sennt mnrglii of ene-hnlf game standing between the two teams and the lending position nt stnke wns the tlltlrnl situation involving the St. Leuis Hrewiis and the New Yeik Ynnkees to te dny. Never before, sport scribes who saw yesterday's! gnme ngreed, wns tliere such n noisy d"iiionstrntlen nt Sports Sperts ninn I'lirk ns during the ninth inning when the locals lied the score by stag ing a three-run rally. The jowls nnd howls of n cut nnd deg fight ere like sweet music from n violin cmrpnied with the jeers shouted by St. Leuis fans In the present series at tin- former Bosten players new with the New Yerk team. Babe Huth und Jee Dugan an- the chief subjects of the erlml attack. I 'When Babe walks out en the field the I l.'.OOO nr mere persons nt every game , begin whistling thnt old "Ain't She Cute" seuk, sonic of them singing tlieir own erslnn as fellows; " lii'f nhr cutr, nin't the strut. Oi. ain't she pet trrmrnilrmi fcrt." This is continued until Babe reaches his pest In left field. When the in ning Is ever nnd he comes hack te the bench, the long trudge is te the cadence ' of the same tune. hen Jee Dugnn comes te bat, the hullubnlloe starts with n series of vewls; then comes this little rhyme from the bleachers : " ymita piny tilth Vrir Yerk, HViei I am plniiiut hull. If I can't pluy v tth 'rw Yerk, I iron' t )(( hall at all." When the Browns uie nt lint thev nre impleicd te "hit it te Dugnn." or le "knock the beans out of Dugnn." When Wajte Hejt was knocked out of the box Wednesday lie was implored te "go back te Bosten and cut beans with Harry Friiwc." I'revieuslj the Browns had liccn beseeched te hit it te Bes- ten. Fans, however, nre either firkin nr fnlr, or clee they just admire phyt-Icnl nrewess. for when Babe Ttntli lilt twn Mieme runs in Wedneniay's gnmc he get plenty of applause. In the bark of the , stands n deep-ielced man sheuted: a storm center of centrniersy in base 1 "Well, let's cheer him. bes; I sure 1 ball almost sn((. jf Institution the litite te de it, but I guess wc get te." CUCDItrr ue rm atltKIrr MAb ItAM Will Play Next Game With Bureau of Water Team The Sheriffs office is new in the baseball field, nnd Beb Lninbcrten bus whipped together from nmeng his em em peoyes 11 tirst-cluss team. A number of former stnr plnyers are In the line-up. The Sheriff himself is en first base. Dick Seeds for years manager of the Dlssten. is at secend: Herace Itllev. ev Trl-Stnte sine, is en third, and Hay Nelan, of (Icrmnntewn, is at shot 1. In the outfield is Jee Conwy, who y,tW umir. of Peerless, u in left, and . h. Brighter, nn old Illvcrtnn star. In right. Teminv Welsh, of Kensington, I is the pitcher, and Jim Iloeney, of manages ine chid aim covers center Wlldwoed, rntclier. Henry W erblun Is etrn pitcher and fielder. The next game Is with the Bureau of Wnter at the Catholic High Scheel grounds, nt Twenty-ninth and Cambria streets, next Mendnj . MANY RACES AT BRIDGETON Her3e Racing, Peny Event and Aute Events Scheduled Tomorrow A v.iriegnted incing program is scheduled ut the (iarijen Stnte Fair grounds ut Brldgeteu N. J., tomerrisw. lilght events of 1 retting, pnclng, nirto nirte bile and 11 pony class Is the elaborate Siturd.ij half-holiday card. Of the light-harness races, there will be desses for '2 :'M trotting, :.10 pac ing and -:"i0 mixed horses. A pony race between Jonas Ansink nnd Mai gnret Brubaker. of Bridgeton, ever a liinrter-niile stretch Is nise scheduled. Four automobile races will entertain the speed demons. Michael Kellv nnd Fred Shreve, of this city, have been selected us officials f"r the Bridgeton events. BACHELOR OARSMEN ARRIVE .Will Compete in Canadian Reaatta 1 at St. Catherines St. Catherines, (Int.. Jul x. Oats- men trem live American cities will ceniliete 111 tile annual regatta of th tiiltimre arilved yesterday with six I ether representatives of the Bachelors' 'llfiiKe Club and nil went nt once te1' Oars All Dellar Ties Reps plain color -Foulards Silks in dett college itripei se Athletic Goods What May Happen , m Baseball Today NATIONAf, I.KOt'K Muf Wen l.ent t'.C. Win f,ne New Yerk ... K7 31 .fl!l .mn .020 st. i.eui.i, ... A7 30 ,mi .aim .nss fhlrme .. no 41 .R32 ,n37 .,120 rinrlnnull ... . 40 47 .me ..-.1.1 .fl'i.1 I'lttKhiirrh .. 4.1 JO .1(11 CO') ,41 llr"eklii . . II 47 .mi .MM .11 I'hllllen ... . .It III .380 ..101 .32 itosien . ni nn ..inn .::n,i .3.12 AMKRICVN I.KAdt'i; Cluli Wen I.nt i'.C. Win I.ee St. lniil At 40 .Ml ,R7n .MS .New Yerk . . n.1 42 .nfl7 ..171 ..101 Chlenpe .... AO 4.7 .A70 .131 ,A2I lletniU . . in 47 .AID .A 1.1 .105 Clrielnnd .... 411 IS .Mil .11(1 ,A00 Wni.lllnten 41 IS .170 .IHI ,473 AthletleK .. 3H A3 .IIS .121 .113 nonten . . . 39 A.I .115 .121 .111 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS NATIONAf. f.EAOUi: I'lilllles. 0 Clnrlnnetl. A. New Ycrh. I2 St. Loul. 7. tlosten, 81 f liVnisn, 7 (10 Inning). ritlsliurgh-llroeklMi, r.iln. AMKRICAN I.KOfK Athletle. tit Icii'lnml, 2. Wushlnitten, ill Detroit. I. ( lilniKO. 1 ftxstnii, 3 (10 Inn'nirs). New Yerk, Ci St. f'jN, A 111 Innlnns). INTKIINATIONA I. M'-AOVB llnltlmerr. 7l .Jernev (II). 2. Itenillnc, ill Nenrl(, 0. Terente, 4i llnlTnle. 13, Hixheiter. 9 Snieuse. 3. SOITIIEIIN ASSOCIATION llemplilH 3; Atlnntu. I. Neii Orlrnnn. 4 f'li ittnnoeitn, 1. Illrnilnclwirti, 7 NnMiill'e, A. 1. II lie Knrk. Al Mobile. 2. KASTF.ItN I.KAC.I I". Wuterlitirj. 3 llrlilnrpert. 2. I'ltlitleld, Kit FltrhliiirK. H. Neu lliien, tOi.Allnni. 0. Ilnrtfnnl . Sprlmtfleld, ruin. AJII'.ltK AN ASSOt IATI11N Jllltinukee. Hi Teledo. 7. nt. I'liulf Hi I.eiiI lie. I. Inilluniipell". Ai Jtlniieinelli I. Kiins.iH (Itt, Al i nlnniliui, 2. TODAY'S SCHEDULE NATIONAf. I.i;.(!t 1: Cincinnati 11 1 Phllnili-lphl 1 I'lttsliuricli ut llroekln. ( hlr.iRii ut llehtnn. St. I.011W nt New urk. AMPltK AN I.KAOt II Atlilrtles nt C'leielunil. Wuihlncteii ut DeUelt. P.onten ut ( lilenitn. Neil Y'erk ut St. t.enU. BROOKLYN CLUB CLAIMS DISALLOWED BY HEYDLER Sustains Umpires' Rulings in Game With Giants and Cards ' New Yerk. Jul) i. IMesldent Jehn A. Ileullfi- of the National League has disallowed the pretests of tin- Itrneklin Chili te umtilrrs' lic 1 cisiens which it churned were faulty and icsiilted In losses et the games piajeu . nirniiist New Y iirl.. July l, nnd St. LeiiU, Julv 10, be reiiluved. The games will net ) The Broekljn contention in tieth icnses was Imscil en n rule thnt has been 1 instruction of n base runner liv 11 1 fielder waiting le tug a runner. Wliether itnere actuiilij is oiistructien is a mailer .of the umplrei,' judgment, which Is ncer reversisl "The decision te be made by the um pires under this rule nre usually the most important of the game," said President Hejdlcr in his decision, "hut they are decisions based selelj en the umpire's judgment ns te wliether the runner bents the ball, nnd because of tills fact nre net subject te appeal or leiersal." j D Philadelphia's Largest 808Ch TOM MALOXKY M'inaner nt P. ? White & Cn , Mrrrlpn' Tailor of it) Chestnut St. 5 YOUR CHOICE OF Fine Worsteds Pencil Stripca Silk Mixtures Checks Plaids Tweeds Herringbones Sun-Prccf Blr.c Screes pKjB2' j. xi:'vW St ksD ' A M w &&! rf' This sale is for a limited time only. Come early and take your choice of these fine suitings. Philadelphia's Largest fn V r ( 1 M "--- ru TVi rv lis. B J 14 tr. JJ KW WffS OPEN MONDAY & SATURDAY UNTIL P P, M. FAVORITES ADVANCE IN M MIDDLE STATES TEN! A. L. Reed Qlvea Carl Fiicher. Pi ent Champien, Decided Scurt'fi All the favorites advanced trtuw nnllv tliennirli tlm fnnrtb I'OIIIIll Of Jlldil'i! Stalls tennis champlenshlp- .1.- f I iM. .1. .naln..ln t.l.t 1 IIIC l.lllll.HI Slllll ,.1-OIII.HI,, , w i t' V i nil hud tight sipicaks doing se. JjV''.) Uliri j'isciier, picsrni ciihiiiihijh. 4v fnveicd iienvlly te win the present tlWfJjj, gave ins iouewcrs a scare wui-ii nu "v-"j; ijiiiniii.vcu n.v i. 11. liccn 111 iih: 1nn1.CTj.af-5 el ini'ir 1111111:11, IIIlll KIM 11, 11-. . I' ,nV"l,f1i( tiillled, however, tightened IiIh gnwi)j iMid began te make mere consistent tf-'Mt l"'""!. ... . 'iitW Ilnlf-wny through tills second mif-.im he was at his best and rushing up .t&&1 the net, passed his opponent repeatcnlf ) .'&& Herd began te Jinve troutile lianunnr? lti.nli.u .1,1,'nu mill lnuf lltn Let. li-2. 1.-t..,tl.., .l, ,..,,1t. 1....1 .1 ii.nltr .nu-IIV fit VJ the third set nnd wen hiiudily us he Tj pleased, 0-, killing Heed's ensy scrr- lce. r( Lyman Tremaine, I. S. Crnvls, '$ If I.I ..II .. .... 1I....I I'll.... nl.M ',. I 111 Dill I OIIM11II, 11I1II I II II 1 l.nllllK "" turned In leterles and nny one of them li a "dink here" which n strenk ei splendid play may carry te the llnnls. In the doubles, Wnllnec V. Jehnsen, tiatieniil fiuallst. nnd Curl Fischer, who nre odds-en favorites te win the title, had 11 sod timi. of it with Vunncmnit nml Paul Ksllns, w lulling us they pleased. 0-0. 0-0. Dr. ! IJ. Hawk and Andj Morgan, entituiti of the I'lilverslty of Penn svlvniiia tennis team, who nre th sliengi'st 1 nlr te give Jehnsen anJ I'lsclier n untile, wen handily from .Miirtln mid Bisseil. 0-U. I0-S. ! Farren A. A. Hits Stride I T'i.i 1'iirren A A hn nt list hit lt filrlil, nnl hns non I r r Innt nine Rfimeil. 1 Thin mnkei n, nrerd for th Nineteenth I Warders of fnurieen ilns In the Innt lx le, n tami One of these Bame iilae re nult"'! In n tie The le.nn ha ben strenrth"nfl In the box with S-ehnehler snd Mcflrath Keine strenir nnd nelle nnd Ma- UUlre In help out The team In open te 1 exchanim K.imen with Netneeme, St. Dir- 1 nahnr. Karnac Knywoeil Aaulnan r.nd ether tentns of thit ralllx-r Ter (rames addreai Dtvld C Jerdan 19211 N Waterloo utrept. LYRIC Theatre, Camden, N.J. m MtJiFrJCM tea ) tic One Weelt, Begin. Monday, July SI CONTINTOfS NOON TO MIDNIGHT Th I, an Doea Net Permit te Shew right Plcturej Outside of New Jerser SEE IT IN CAMDEN I'lie Minute from I.illadelphl- A FACE LIKE A BOY'S AFTER A SHAVE WITH THB SAmY" RAZOR Men's Merchant Tailors OLTEND ALE TOM SAYS: After our season's business I have en hand ever a thousand belt ends, just enough te build a suit for you. I will close out every one of these at the one fiat price. VALUES UP TO $49.50 Men's Merchant Tailors New Aj Q19IZ White & Cc est-iutSt. LestnutSt. in It 4' V A i i M ). Irhl.A&Mifrjli' t A,iMKfrvi..'nt . v l , V)U 1
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