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Japanese Tennis Star Defeats
Philadelphia Champien in
Straight Sets, 6-4, 6-3
RICHARDS BEATS H. KINSEY
Southampton, N. Y., Auk. 10. Cnrl
Fischer, Philadelphia nnd Middle Stntcs
tennis clmmplen, wns cllmlnnteil from
the nnniml lnvltntlen Klngles tourney
fiere tedny when he wnw defeated by
B. Knshle, of .Tnpnn. In the round be
fore the eeml-fiiinl. (M, 0-3.
FlHchcr ml(?ht enslly bnve wen the
mntch hnd It net been for strenks of
error-ranking. Tlie Plillnilclphlnn plnycd
a higher nnd mere verMitllp brnnd of
tennis tlinn did IiIh opponent in the
opening rhni)ter nnd led in almost every
gnme he lest. It wen his lnpws nt the
fmpeitant stnges, when he would bit
into the net or mnke double faults, that
turned the tide ngninKt him. Consistent
pln.vlng would hnvc given him the games
without any doubt.
In the second game of the first set
Fif-eher wrs leading nt 40-30 en
Kftshie's f-ervlee, only te lese the in
ning nt 7-Ji through two net and nn
out. In the fifth game he led at 40-15
en the ether's service and then dropped
four points in n row. In the sevuith
he led at ,'tO-O and made three double
faults In n row. In the iiinth Knshle
again was trailing nt 15-40 en service
nnd again did be win four straight
point. The same thing was repeated
In the tenth.
When Fischer started piny In the
em ml set It wns with less fhc mul
dni-h than he hnd shown In the first.
Knshln was superior nil through thiH
cs.len and at stages Fischer furnished
se little opposition that the Japanese
bud a walkaway.
The recapitulation of the strokes
tells the Mei y. better than words. In
the irst set Fischer made twelve nets,
trrentccn outs nnd eight double faults,
for a total of thirty-seven errors. On
thp ether hand; 'he is credited with
fifteen placement aces, ninny of which
were scored eh clever veIleing shots.
Knshle was charged with eleven nets,
ten outs and no double faults, for n
total of twenty-one errors. Only three
plnreineiits did he mnke. The Phila
delphia!! was twelve betU'r than he en
coined points, but mndc sixteen mere
firnrs. This difference of four points
wns the innrgln of Knshie's victory,
the points being thirty-six for Fischer
mid forty for Kashie.
In thn second set the figures were
nlmmt revcised en placements. The
I'hllndelphian scored but four te four
teen for Knshle. The errors were al
most the same en both tides. Fischer's
total was seventeen, including three
double faults; Knshie's sixteen.
Vincent Hichnrds. of Yonkers, cele-v
brated his first appearance en the courts'
as a Davis Cup nominee by defeating
Heward Kinsey. of California, In the
flrt of the afternoon mutches. The
fcoie wns 0-L 7-5. The junior cham
pien was Mew In warming te the fray.
and did net really strike ills best stride
until the close of the second set. when
he plajed In fnulllcs fnshlen, putting
a world of speed behind his ground
strokes and voile) ing with deadly de
ilsicncss nt (lie net.
Hubert KliiM-v. of California, defeat
ed Francis T. Hunter, of New Hechellc,
N. V., the national indoor chnnipien.
CIVIL SERVICE GAME
City Hall's Eighth Fleer Empleyes
Oppose Ninth Fleer Today
The eighth -fleer empleyes of the civil
wrnce in City Hnll will oppose these
of the ninth fleer In n bnfccball game
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The game
will be plnycd nt Twenty-ninth and
Somerset streets.
All of the Civil Service Commission
ers will he present nt the contest nnd one
e-f them will act as umpire. The girl
eiaplejes of the two teams also will at
tend the game and will cheer their fa
vorite teams.
Saratoga Entries for Friday
rirM nice, clulmlnpr, thrcc-yoar-elds and
VV. (1 fur enes:
TluM l-lahM-
..1(13 rnrmrnelta DS
..H'T HflrHftfter 120
yin Islnml .
Lacl;'ann i .
Pnre
Fluff
Jeck Scot
Dr JnhnKlen
New Orleans
Past a.
. .10." Iinl MrlKhtnii ,.117
.101 Ira Wllnen 10.1
..tee MHrln .Mnxlm ....10.1
..ll.'i llrluht l.Uhu ... .11.-
. .I'-'e Ilnxmnn les
..IIS TltlR.ll.UnK liMI
r""1" i.i.nara
fatherlnn Murrun.ini Leghorn
as i.-r.llare lit,
fVn Mini
lis
Pelly Wule .,
Orcu
. ..11! Woxweiul .,
.. !H JllnrkKtone
...105 -Sn.ile . ..,
.103
.101
110
bPCOnl rare. n(eettli.rhrtfi. fnmlltlnna frt.
ytar-eliid, ubeut 2 mll-n:
(Jrcnniller 141) Uuujhnhnm 141
Bta Monarch . . . .133
Third race, the Kxnectatlen Handicap,
tjirct-jear-elds, one mile:
?."',," ''"'"",2- Xnev Shanks ..111
Th"0."1'1 114 WldKeen ..105
,hlY.Sm" UH Uilantman 120
Atnelntnn ion
r?i,'ih """'I' th! n Handicap, three-
Th,W",nnd " ene mile:
Thunderclap ....12. I.ady Madcap ... .114
Yi.QJJ2? ' no Hmnke Hrreen ... 1 01
DM. iiii8 .,! 12" "mlnster 108
mily Mcl.auiihlln. BS Illurfer ..... US
furinnLr"00' rur maiden two- car-olds. aA
Brleht Tomerrow.1l'. fiatelllts ...
jVin"cA-.- H2 "'Bh 1'rlnce
..11.1
. . 1 ' .1
..11.1
..113
.:'"" no wiiuernes
rV.--.-.'.-.-i5 "ter Times
lerfj?:"1 rl":e "'"''"en two-jenr-elds, 54 rur
Pltntllnt
iay Iear
..115 The Clown 11.1
...112 Curtis 11,1
BuillBlRh
JDI
n ;;;.. J : oier'.v
AS1 -.'.'f!"l" .ir. U2
HViii.. i niiununcn cia mea.
w tatter, clear track, geed.
Fert Erie Entries for Friday
A.", Pu"" 1200. maiden thre
rnJ.. "I", "id up, 1 ml e:
si. mi"'" nn Jl' Muma tin
S.a Mimic ins Tanmer 105
forest Majer. ...102 T?lX .I." "lOS
Zack TeVriii VI2. N"l"lltnn 101
n.1-T"r"! 102 Wake Up 100
nY;n;r ''.,' jxs .. up
rll.t jrini::SS J""01
,.ioe
jef?fnl?il T' pur".8 ,ne0' elalmlnff. three.
l''urVUOntln U2 "ri 10.1
Tni.ni. V, . !07 Crestwned liny. ..let
irinHJ'"1" "L! 'Annette's Sister! 04
Y,."'an 100 Hun lira. 11(1
V.ren SI'S Perlireuril n ....104
Mad iii? Vn Anicnla let
rath.r'n"",' ,n'' Shooter .. ....107
Vhi Uaml;n"-J12 Vetted Colleen.... 02
ar-erMrai pur,e ,20 c'nlmlne, three
wi.r:01lf ".nd up. l mile. 70 yards:
Bans r'J.V:"';. 121 "elta's He
Wuiejlr lI "Z 'olenel Ma
Itnle " .'i'Z N"rth Wnh
Turn.!'.,.'. lnn ninrney II
-"lliBeVl.'.-.-.-.-JS? l,"""uc"-'
SiS reurVr JSJ ? "r 12!
r.... ' ..... iiiiiiuni .ii.ii mi
nIOH le.i
Hey ,,,100
UU
.r?1r.'h race, puree S1200. eln
'lalmlnir. three-
cr'r-einn nnil im i n.. i
ledra ' ,urty.-l?.I Toe the Mark.
70 ard:
.107
in.
Ilursevn. i'i '.ren uey
i, ,.--,"
Miles 8
Tnee ,
..107 Nne.ilHf.r '"'me
1W2 'I'avalcadeur II.. 102
07 Peace I'al 04
Fifth
ninnj ' . neii'lli i tun
rtfty.MfiV .US .Martha Knl en. . .100
ay;rf,!rice::::loe,ll4,rel 00
" ds .n,i rur,e. ,,2.0J)- claiming, three
Bl nJ.m "ni1 Ul, l Inl J TO ardsi
SLeI,frm",n J' Hea Way .......107
brnlt'.' 32,7, ncer 107
Kadfir !i Axrae 105
B"a'"t ,......,102 eilend 102
-mt ilreckenr Hff.liui uii' in...' 7.
- v.-w "iinvmii vi
'r7ldshHrnde;,nPUr.u V'?n- cUlrnln. three
iZni ?.. ina u, l tnlleii
Hfr
Kttri k.. Hi rntoche Ill
KK-.f" 1U Usn 108
-VrTPllin i..
-.,i IDA ll.v.rle 11.11.
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lit ' Ti7.v: i:r'-' ,..,,.
101
00 llloaselii llnuiA.
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US
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Apprentlc. aUew.nw cuTlmid.
04 Uid 2eui.,.
Richards Is Youngest of
All U. S. Davis Cup Players
Nineteen-Year-Old New Yerk ''Bey Most Youthful
Athlete Ever Named en American Team Will
Probably Play Doubles With Tilden
ny EDWIN
VINCENT UICMAIIDS lins been a
leading contender for the American
Davis Cup team for the last two years,
nnd yesterday the committee of the
United States Lawn Tennis Assoclntlen
"obeyed that impulse" and placed the
youthful wonder en the team which will
defend the coveted trophy en the courts
of the West Side Tennis Club, Ferest
Hills, September 1, 2 nnd 4.
Hichnrds' nppelntment came as n
mild surprise, but the selection of Bill
Tilden, Mill Johnsten nnd l)lk Wil
liams; was according te expectation."
Lnst yenr Hichnrds' nnmc was left
off the defending ipinrtet. the commit
tee reasoning that he did net have
enough experience In his big matches
te warrant placing him In the most
important of international contests.
Such nn argument could net stand
against Ills splendid showing in the nn nn
tlennls Inst yenr nnd in the many tour
naments this season.
Hichards is only nineteen yenrs old
nnd the youngest plujcr ever named en
an American tenm. Ills record is far
superior te that of Watsen Washburn,
who was being considered along with
the New Yerk boy. Washburn this
sensen hns lest te Frank Hunter nt Seu
brlght and te Jim Davis, the Const
celleglnn. nt Hay Hidge. He was benten
nt the Nntlennls in 1021 by Wnllnce
Jehnsen and in the doubles with Wil
liams lest te Hichnrds nnd Tilden at
llosten.
WASHBURN lias reached tlie top
of his game nnd is en the down
ward slope, while Richards, of
course, te Improving every year. This
season the Kerdliam youth has beaten
Tilden, Wallace Jehnsen, Hunter,
Milmlzu and Rice. ,
Williams May Net Play
IN VIEW of the fnct thnt Washburn
wns net selected, it nppenrs as if
the lianilng of Williams wus merely n
tribute te the former chnmplen. It is
senvcely likely thnt the 1014 tltlchelder
will piny In the singles, and it would
net be wise te pair him with Hichards
In the doublet.
Hill Tilden is the logical partner for
Hichnrds. nnd this seems te be the
only combination for the doubles. Hich
nrds nnd Tilden nre the national dou
bles champions, having benten Wnsh
burn and Wllllnms for the crown.
The werld'H chnmplen hns been rest
ing for the lnst two weeks and prob preb
nbly will net enter nny stiff compel! cempel!
tl.niK until the national doubles at Hes-
ten. which begin en August 21. This I
FINK CO. HAS ENVIABLE
RECORD ON THE DIAMOND
Stere Team Has Ohly Lest Nine
Garnet in Sixty-three Starts
The Fink Company baseball tenm,
which linH n home field at Frnnkfenl
Junction, where Rames arc plaje'l en
Monday, Wednesday "'"' Friday cve
niiiKS nlee Sunday nfternoen, linn nn
enviable record en the diamond this
eitr and Iuih wen fifty-one, lest nine
iind tied three In feixty-tkrec games
plajed.
The team lias defeated every depart
ment hterc in l'hiladelpliia witli the ex
ception of Lit HrethcM and Strnw
bridge & Clothier nnd would like te
nrraiiKe games with betli Managers
Slaughter and Truitt.
The Fink Company nine is under the
field management of .1. White, of
Frnnkfenl. nnd Is coached by 'lip hhef
fer. (Inmes nt home and away nre
nlt-e ilcsdred with Wildwood and Notn Netn
seme. Addrens Jeseph K. White, care
of Fink Cempaii, 0Lj-027 Market
btrcet.
JOHN SHIBE IN VAUDEVILLE
President of Athletics Joins W. M.
Richardson In Shere Enterprise
Atlantic City, N. J-. Aug. 10.
Through negotiations completed lierc,
Jehn Shtbc. president of the IMillodel IMilledel
phia AtlileticK llawbnll Club, becomes
tiMeciated with William M. Klchnrd
Kiii. cwner of the Washington lla'-eball
Club, in the Progressive Amusement
Cenipanv, which established this season
nt the iinrden I'ier Theatre here the
first of its proposed chain of vnudc vnudc
llle houses.
Tlie Atlantic City venture proved n
"home run" for Richardson nnd at
tracted the attention of Sliibe, who is
associated with him in ether business
enterprises.
Bantam Boxers Are Matched
Celiimtms. O.. Aug. 10. Pal -Moere. Mem
phis bantamweight, and Kddle O'Dewil, of
Columbus, are te meet In a telve-reuiid de de
ilelen bout here en August 14. It was on en on
neunied today.
Hupmebile
New Prices
Touring Car $1150
Roadster 1150
Business Coupe 1335
Coupe 1635
Sedan 1785
Chassis 1035
F. O. B. Detroit
Effective Aug. 4, 1922
304 North Bread St.
Spruce 3S06
Hupmebile
EVENING PUBlJO, ita!DaB-PHiLApELPmA .THUBSDAY, AUGUST 10, J922 If? 1
National Champien, Named en American Davis Cup Team for Fifth Tinf ,
a 1 : 1 ' t. -.. i... , . ..In unp Diimw Fninii nni n mi in I Kiiiet a. uncen, . k. atrawbtki
... n imup Irnninn nun nnril iMni I A AMD MRS. BUNUT 1 1 lull A' I II II II L III 111 .ir.. mid Mernmi itriment. jlww. a
J. POLLOCK
rest will de him a world of geed and
he will be in geed shape for the Davis
Cup. He will be able te conserve his
energy, and piny in both the singles and
doubles would net harm Ills condition
for the American championships, which
start nt Germnntewn September 8.
Williams nt bis best is erratic. When
he is en top of his game his accuracy
is ninrvcleus, but since 1014 he never
has reached the heights he attained
thnt yenr. It would net be altogether
wise te risk the cup en Williams' er
ratic play ngninst the determined gnme
of the Australians.
AUSTRALIA must first defeat
France In the semi-Anal nt Hos Hes Hos
ten and then eliminate. Spain at,
the Gcrninntewn Crichet Club next
week before teaching the challenge
mtitiui hut lm AtiHnedeans nre con
ceded 'the favorites te reach the For Fer
est Hilts classic.
Williams Veteran of Team
WILLIAMS Is the real vctcrnn of the
tenm. He is thirty-one years old.
nnd, like Johnsten nnd Tilden, hns held
two nntlf-nal titles. He has been (ap
pointed en every American Davis Cup
tenm since 1013, when he wns n member
of tlie quartet which successfully in
vaded England. He fecred en Davis
Cup -sounds in 1013, 1014. 1020 nnd
1021. The International matches were
net held between 1014 nnd 1010.
Three of the four tennis of which
Willinnis wns n member were victorious.
He wns cnptnln of the American de
fenders lnst year nnd, with Wash
burn, wen the doubles match against
Slilmizu nnd Kumngac, of Japan, at
Ferest Hills.
'i'lils is the third time that Johnsten
nnd. Tilden hnve been en the United
States international team. They suc
cessfully invaded Australia in 1020 and
brought the cup back te this country
nfter nn absence of six enrs. The
Antlpedcans wen here in 1014.
Beth Tilden nnd Johnsten bnve vic
tories te their credit ever (Jcrnld Pat
terson. The Australian was beaten bv
Tilden for tlie world's title at Wimble
don in 1020 and by Johnsten in the
American championships in 11)10. An An
derfen scored n win ever Tilden In the
Enst-Wcst matches In Chlenge lnst
year, but the Anznc caught the title
holder after he had gene stale.
TT
A Pi
T IS said that both Andersen and
nttcrsnn have improved their
eumes; but this was net evident bv
their play at Sebright. However,
they scarcely had had time te become
acclimated.
Dick's Daughter Is
First at Saratoga
Continued from Pace One
2. K.nmnre. 115. Smith.... Cl-l 2-1 even
8. Noen Glide, 108. Themas.. 10-1 4-1 2-1
Time. 1.00 3-.1. Hafflcs. Little. Ileauty.
Suspicion. Ht'.thl?, Avalanche. Ducks and
Drakes r.nd Contact ttltte ran.
SECOND IIACK. the Stillwater Steeplo Steeple
cliase Hindlcap, for four- cur-olds und up,
iibnni 2 miles:
1. Wisest Foel, 1.17. Ilyrs.... .1-2 2-3 1-0
2. iSea Scot. 142. Heward 7-2 own 2-5
3. Iteynl Arch, 144. Crawford 11-3 3-,1 1-1
Time. 1:21 Kelbtaml and Urjan 0'I.nn
also ran. Hryan O'Lynn fell.
THIRD nACj:.t the Ilurnthlll Hlghwelh
Handicap, thrce- cur-olds and up, (1 fur fur
eongs: 1. lilg Hart. 121. I.antr 7-1 B-2cen
2. Surf Iller. 112. V. Peel... 7-2 tl-5 1-2
3. I.lttle Chief. 120. Bande... 3-1 cen 1-2
Time. 1:14 1-5. Dry Moen. Sedgefleld, St?
Allan, I.ucky Antelne. lilly. Mercury, Teil
and United Vcrde also rnn. 'coupled.
KOUllTJI ItACU, the Alabama Makes, for
fllllei, thrte-jear-elds. l'i miles:
?. lNed'in' "-J. KeeKh 4-lcen out
2. Ernetlnn. ill. McAtee. . . . cMn 1-3 out
J. 'Prudish, 124. Garner 4-1 even out
Time, 2:08. Startle and Irish Confetti
also ran.
FORT ERIE RESULTS
rillST HACK, purse 11000, two-ycar-elds,
clalmlni;. fiH furlemrs: '
1. Patchwer.c, 118, Hrlck-
en S3. 05 l.i n tin:
2. niu Teney, 107. Hullmsn ..? 21.30 11 10
8 Htjllsh Mini. 115, Metcalf ... ... , ipj
Time. 1 :03 3-3. Jesephine c . Tep .Veti h.
St. Angelina. Spenser und Fltzrue also ran
BECONIJ HACK, purse $1200, allowances.'
(I furfe";? '"U "" 'eaU'a ln --anadi:
1. Mmme, 103, Ander-
son linn it ni
2. Affectation. OS, P.
Walls ....;.... n
3 Prwinn Iflft lln...nn ''
0 J13 00
0 3 en
Tlme. 1:14 8-5. Delluhm! James' K.'b'Hara
Assrlnn Queen nnd Qalllpet. """"'
4.73
THIKD JIACi:. purse 11200
two-jear-elds. .M!, furlenns:
allowance,
. b.lr," 1,a,,,r' n-' Selnn 511-0 $3.70 $3 30
2. Nlrknime. ion. Am-
brpse 4.15 -
3. Venule. 112. J., arc-. "',a
- Tlme l":08 'f -.-S." "van 'V-nuick Het Cn"
Hlld Mfe, Mattfl K Erlanuer and Gor Ger Gor
eon Shaw.
Boxer Still Unconscious
Trenten. N. J.. Auir. 10. Yeunn Labadle
soldier boxer, who collapsed at the end of
his six-round bout with I.eu!h llarale nt the
Arena here en Monday nlsht, still lies un
conscious In Ht. Francis1 Hospital. His
condition la regarded as urine. Only once
elnce his collapse has the boxer shened any
slsns of consciousness,
LOCAL R. R. NINE
LEADS CLAYTON
Philadelphia Terminal Tops
Southern Division Champs,
8-2, in Sixth Inning
HOME TEAM SWATS BALL
PIIIT.A. TH71M.
liynn, 2I
rlaiisrr. 3b
Fnlrhnrn.
Huttn. rt .
Dennliey, ef
Clrren. If
ntriip, lu
Knlsten, c
CUVTOS
Coilqitten. 3ll
Perter, Hi
Moere, if
Jarebn. cf
NerMirim, nn
Willis, a
Wilkinson, 2b
IMtleri'Mi, rf
llnrleas, p
iinntnerKrr, t
Umpire fireTen' nnd Ryan.
The Philadelphia Terminal, P. It. It.,
was leading the Clayten Club, chnm chnm
peon of the Southern Division of the
P. It. It., in their baseball nt Forty
fourth street nnd Pnrkside avenue this
afternoon. The score nt the end of
the sixth inning wns 8 te 2.
The P. T. comblnntien hnd nn "en"
day at the bat, nnd slammed the ball
te all corners of the Held. The Clay Clay
eon Club, with numerous stnrs from
Wilmington nnd vicinity in Its line
up, was unable te score mere than two
runs off Ilarlcss, the local twlrler.
The Philadelphia Terminal wns the
first te score, getting two runs lu the
opening Inning. Ity'nn walked. Clauser
singled, hyait taking second, Hunt
w'erker made n wild threw te the
pitcher, llyen scoring. Fulrburn sin
gled te left, scoring Clauser.
The Tcimlnal get three mero In the
next frame, Illcup lilt te llnnlwerhcr
nnd wns out nt hrst. Covington let
Italfcten'H fly in the sun, nnd the latter
was safe at Hrst. Uurlc.su was out.
Perter unassisted, llyan get te first
en an error. Clouser alv get te first
en an error, Knlsten scoring. Fall
burn singled ever second, scoring Ityun
and Clauuer.
The Clayten team scored two runs in
thp fourth. Neithrup singled te right.
Willis singled ever second. Wilkinson
fanned and Patterson wiir out en a
fielder's choice. Ilantwcrker singled
te center, scoring Xerlhup and Willis.
The Terminal get nnether In the
fifth. But In walked. Hantwerkernin.le
a wild threw te catch him off first, the
ball going into the bleachers, and Butts
running all the way home.
Hemer by Walker,
but Phils Trail
Continued from Vane One
in the first five frames, IJigbcc getting
a pair.
Johnny Meknn missed his first game
of the home stnnd. lie lias a badly
swollen right digit.
Lcbeurveau was In left.
Details of the name
FIRST Marnnvllle filed te Parkln Parkln
nen. Carey grounded te Leslie, unas
sisted. Illgbee beat out a bunt te Les
lie. Itusscll forced Ulgbce, Happ te
I'nrkinsen. Ne runs.
Ilapp was thrown out by Ticrney.
Traynor threw out Parkinson. Carlsen
threw out Williams. Ne runs.
SECOND Kami cot Tiemey's hieli
foul. Traynor filed te Walker, (irliiun
singled tef center. Parkinson threw
out Schmidt. Ne runs.
w nlker knocked the ball ever the
right-field fence for the circuit. Tray
nor threw out Ilcve. Carlsen threw
out Fletcher. Leslie singled te left.
Henlinej- grounded te Tierucy. One
run.
TIIIItD Cnrlpen nenned te T.oslie.
Meranvllle slncied off tlie rlehr fluid
wall. Carey filed te lieve. Iligbee
singled through King, Maranvlllc stop step
lilng nt becend. Heve get Huxseli's
foul nfter a hard run. Ne runs.
lUnir filed tn fnrpv. Ilium wuu tnfn
Iwlieii Marnnvllle hooted his grounder.
iParkinsen sacrificed. Traynor te Orinim.
i,iiiiuiii-) mien n nigii ny te xierney.
Ne runs.
FOritTII Tlerney bfnt out a
bounder te Happ. Traynor sacrificed
and when Heiillne threw wild te first
he wns safe and went te second while
lierney took third. On (Jrlmm's sacrl
Svf ')'V '2. Willlums, Tlerney scored.
Schniidt filed te Parkinson, Travner
holding second. Carlsen was called
out en strikes. One run.
1'letchcr filed te Tlerney. Ne runs.
EDMUNSON IN LEAD
Has Edge In Gelf Playoff at White
marsri Today
Tim Eilmiinsen. of T.len-i.
leading Matt Duffy, of Merchantvllle
and Hill Robinson, of the Philadelphia
J . C. nt the end of twelve holes in
V,e. ip,ny".1ff. nt Wlll'e'nnrsli today te
decide which two of the three wen 1
qualify te play ,,, the Kng
tourney at Oakn.ent. The scores at
the end of the first twelve holes fol fel
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LEAftNBASEBALL
Members of Davis Cup Team
Say American Came Is
Taught In Schools
MAY BE NATIONAL SPORT
nosten, Aug. 10. Hasetall In France
N a growing game i in n decade It may
be the national upert. After adults
'hn tried it turned away with broken
'IngerH and conviction thnt they were
oe old te learn, the game was Intro
duced Inte the public schools in modi
fied form and has become popular.
This wan the statement of members
of the French tennis team nfter a visit
te Hra'cs Field te me the American
national game as played by profession
als. It was no new experience for
Allan A. Muhr, American born, who Is
captain of the French team, but for
Andre Gebert, veteran member, and
Henri Cochet and Jenn Borotra, young
sters. It wns their first glimpse of the
game.
Gebert said he did net understand
hew baseball players could work day In
and day out, "with no clinnce te ride
en the river or enfey a rest," Hut
when he wns told that many ple.ved ns
much golf in n day ns they plnycd base base
bell and at the same time received
$10,000 or mere for a session of six
months, bp shrncged hl shoulders.
Hnseball ln France did net suffer
mere than a local and temporary set
back by the experience of the French
men nt military rest camps who tried
the game nnd gave it up, the tennis i
plnycrs said. At Ht. Cyr. where, nfter
n week of baseball by several hundred
convalescing soldiers leO were found
te hnvc broken fingers. It wns decided
that the game wns one te begin young.
Accordingly, it was introduced Inte
the schools with balls softer and larger
than the regulation baseball.
The prospective visit of American
professional teams te Krance next win
ter, Captain Muhr said, would help te
establish the game. He said the teams,
probably the Washington Americans
nnd New Yerk Giants, would be given
two dates in or nenr Paris.
TO FORM CAGE LEAGUE
Amateur Teams Will Organize Cir
cuit at Gathering Tonight
A meeting te ergniiize n new amateur
basketball league will be held at the
Yeung Men's Hebrew Association, 1010
Master street, tonight nt 8 o'clock.
The following organizations have been
Invited te enter: Philadelphia Y. M. II.
A., Chester Y. M. II. A.. Camden Y.
AT TT A (JA..1. Til, 1 1.1. .11.1 TT1
Association, West Philadelphia Hebrew
Association, Pnnnenla Club, Cri-
terien Club. American Legien Pest Ne.
37, American Icgleu Pest Ne. 1)5,
American Legien Stern Price Pest.
Yeung Judac, Judaic Union nnd Junier
Council.
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MEET FOR THIRD MMt
In (Women's "Met" 8eml
Finals at Glen Cove
Play
Olen Cove, N. Y Aug. 1:-M,'
May Htitltn Humlv, of Les Angeles,
and Mrs, Molln Hjurstcdt Mnllery. j
New Yerk, tennis champions of 1
nnd 11)21, met here today for tl e tliiru
time this sensen In one of he i-cml-final
matches of the women s -'";
pelltnn singles chnmplenshlp oil tnc
courts of the Nafisau Country Club.
Mrs. Mnllery. who wen her fourth -round
match jctcnlay, after if nenHir nenHir
tlenal three-set contest with 1,s's
Helen Wills, of San Francisce, tlie na
tional girls' champion, bus benten Mrs.
Huiidy In both previous encounters.
She Is favored te win again, but the
California!! is steadily Improving, nnd
Is expected te force the champion te
top speed.
The pairings In the scmi-finnls of the
doubles championship nre: Mrs. Mnl Mnl
eory and Miss Edith Slgeurney, of Iios Iies Iios
ten, vs. Miss Wills und Mrs. .Teup.
and Mrs. Frank II. Godfrey and Miss
Katharine Gardner, of Husten, vs. Mrs.
Rundy and Mrs. William Henry, of
Les Angeles.
GGLDBECK AT0AKM0NT
Phllment Pre Leaves Tomorrow for
Pittsburgh
Leu Goldbeck, the sensntlennl young
assistant te Charley Heffner, nt Phll Phll
eont, will leave tomorrow for Pitts
burch fn coii.nete In thp Professional
Golfers' Association tournament nt the
Onkinent Country Club. The playing I
of the big blend hns been one of the
features of recent Philadelphia compe
tition within the Inst few months. He;
shot a dazzling l.'O ill the qualifying
round nt Phllment. finishing nhend of
his bns, the valiant Charley Heffner. I
Goldbeck also rated high ln thp Plilln- i
delphia open nt Merlen last month, and
Iiix ulnvlnir for innntliH tins bren the
mlk of the pros in this district.
I.eti makes tin f50 per cent of the
Phllment delegation, C'linrley Heffner
being the rest of it. Jehn Murphy, the
ether assistant ,also cume within nn
ace of qualifying, but a slip en the last
nine holes cot hiin the honor.
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Narragnnsett Pier, II. I., Aug. 10.
Twe mere games of the preliminary
round of the junior pole championship
will be plnjcd here this afternoon. In
one of the contests Philadelphia will
mete the Point Judith aggregation. The
Quaker City quartet wlie will play is
composed of Geerge II. Eurle, Jr.,
Raymond Helninnt, J. W. Converse and
It. L. Smith.
The ether game of the afternoon Is
between the Husten team, which lines
up as follews: W. W. Rice, A. C.
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A Clearance of
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A quick general clearance of stock right at the
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at t hese prices :
Surf Reds New
$6.75 te $21.50
Lincewoed, Breenhart, split
bamboo.
Surf Casting Rcels
$6.75 te $22.50
Penncll and Meisselbach
150 te 300 yards.
Beat and Pier Reds
$2.00 te $6.00
Were cne-half and one
third mere.
Salt Water Reels
$2.25 te $6.50
Multiplying, drag, click
150 te 300 yards.
Snclled Heeks 75c
a Dezen
O'Shaughnessy, Pacific
Bass, New Yerk Trout nnd
Cincinnati Bass nil sizes at
this price.
Salt Water Lines
30c te $1.25 a Spool
Crystal Lake, Old Glory,
Jee Jeffersen and ether
makes, sizes 9 te 21, in 50
yard spools.
Other Salt Water
Tackle
Leader Beeks, 50c; Lender
Bexes, 25c; Connecting Links,
15c a dozen; Heek Disgcrg
ers, S2.00; Scalers, 5c; Butt
Rests, $1.50 te $3.00; Lead
ers, 2 and 3 feet, 30c. Many
ethers.
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SrOWmCl GOODS STOnUASUMKNT
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hard-hitting team ran uwiiy with th ,
iiyepin I'erriiqui'ii't "i jhimimi, niiuinin -m
by the score of 15 te i!, wlillc 111 the .J
tightcHt sort of n buttlu the Meadow t&
Hroek IlaiublcrH disposed or tlie tiam
inge four by the total of 0 goals te 7.
Bernstein Beats Steplnsky
min"nle. N. Y.. An. 10. In lh third
round of llie clmnuilnnaliln Innrnnmrnt of tn
Np' Yerk Htnte Chc Ammclnllun J, llrn
stein, of New Yerk, benl Htnplniiky of thla
cltV. lifter twenty-nix mevc nnd I new
Irnit'nK. with tlircn ulrnlglit vlcterlra te h!
credit.
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Ilrnnliljn. Auk 10 It win lenrned that
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llroeklvn ultihlncnre nn u rfult of hl
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the Iledn
PIPES REPAIRED
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STERNERS
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Trout and Fly Reds
$3 te $10.50
epiit bamboo and
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Twe- and three-piece; with
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Steel Reds New
$2.25 te $7.50
u r i 8 t e I and
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Imperial
Fresh Water Reels Reels
New 30c te $7.50
Various sizes and makes.
All reduced.
Fresh Water Lines
35c te $1.50 a Spool
Linen, silk and enameled
lines of Penncll, Supreme,
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Snelled Heeks
New 10c a Dezen
Hellew point, tempered.
Deuble snell.
Trout and Bass Flies
Reduced
Unas Flies, 20c each. Keuch
casting Flies, 05c.
Artificial Bait Bait
New 35c te 85a
Plugs, spinnera, conxern
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