rT3Rrcj hw hkrmw ejVT i,t, " ' V " ?"- -. " 'pw1',; ii .. 'f:i i ,& O ..'.-.- '' y i . i - . j - "ji." 'j.. k w J One Victory TILDEN PREDICTS Triumph In One Match Will Give Antipodean Team Right te Meet Spaniards Here GOBERT IS DOUBLES HERO n.v WILLIAM T. TILDEN, 2d IJosten, Mnss.. Aug. 1 Australia pined the lend nf two matches te one In the scml-llnnl round of the Davit Cup competition nt Longwood Cricket Club je-terdny wlicn Ocrald L. I'ftt I'ftt tcrsen nnd I'nt O'Harn Weed gained n Mnsatlenal victory ever the Trench 'tenm of A. II. Gebcrt nnd Henri Cechct 'In five bitter sets, 0-0, 0-5, 4-0. 0-3, 10-8. Seldom If ever hn. n mere brilliant or linrdcr fought bnttle been singed in Davis Cup tic. The whole standard of the play was far above that of Thursday nnd the closing frames reused the 'nrge gallery te hurst of cheers. Twe singles matches remain te be pleyed, and Australia will go Inte the final round by winning one. France must capture both te play Spain at Philadelphia. It Is my opinion that the Antipo dean team will defeat the Frenchmen. Anzars Start Well Australia looked te be out te make A walk-ever of the match when the team from the Antipodes rushed through the first set, 0-0. with the less of but eight points. Henri Cecliet, here of the first day's play, wnH very nervous, nnd net even the magnificent .nuppert of Gebcrt seemed enough te bring him into form. Austrnlln svercd 28 points In the first, of which 22 were made en Cechct's errors. Frankly, it seemed te me that Co Ce chct's play yesterday was n finch in the pan. On rushed the conquering Antip odean, pounding 1hc little French star, who wns fighting n desperate but reemingly hopeless battle te gain con trol of his shots. On te fi-3 for Aus 'tralla, Patterson nnd Weed charged, but here they Middenly stepped. Cochet came te life. It was all Oebert needed, for, up te new. almost ingle Sanded the gigantic Frenchman had fought te stem the tide. The French pair, n tenm nt last for the first time In the mntch, broke the Australian's rfjelivcry nnd then took their own for fi-all. Acnln thc.v broke through for the lend at fl-fi. but Cechct dropped 1 jii n -it r..- . ..:..! GCiivfr.v mr 11 vi-uii, uun r.ct Iiuiiii had come up once. Patterson dropped his service for the second consecutive time nnd C.ehcrt, by brilliant work, ran out the set and tied the were nt one set nil. Weed Troubled by Arm Pat O'llnrn Weed was plainly feeling the effects of IiIn hard struggle with Cochet estcrday. His arm undoubtedly troubled him nnd took much of the (ting out of his Mints. The French team realized thl.s nnd centered their attack en Weed, who brnvely steed up under the tremendous battering, but finall weakened enough th.it coupled with a momentary lapse en I'nltcfen who, up te new. had plnyed mpeihly, cost Australia the third set, 0-3, and placid France in n very strong posi tion. ' Following the rest, a break through Corbet's service gnve Australia n lead they fcnncleu'ly clung te, te the end of the set nt (1-3. Gilbert Hih figbtliig desperately, but Pattenen and Weed eentereil en Cechct nnd the voting star faltered under the attack. The mntch was squared nt two sets nil. French Miss Opportunity The fifth set mw France rush nway te what seemed n commanding lead Gebcrt, by sensational piny at the net, nhli. hnnlmil lit, pit- fYinlinf'u ttiiif-iilOrnti t .".,. -'. ..4. .... . xin v . ......... . driving, broke Patterson's delivery and wns within n point of n clmnce te break I Weed's for -1-0, but fniled te grasp the onnertunlty. Then Patterson proved hew great a mntch plajcr he really is. With de feat storing the Australian in the face, Fittcrsen lifted ills game te Its heights nd tore through a series of four games, the InHt, wen by him nlmest tingle-handed, by n scries of perfect lobs ever Cochet's head that almost broke the back of the young French man. Weed was game, struggling against the pain in Ills shoulder, but be could net quite held Ills service and the score was tied nt 4 nil. Gebert took a love game en hit de livery and Patterson wen his nfter one deuce. Again Frnnce scored a love game and wns within two points of the match en Weed, only te have the Australian pull out. Service held sway te fall, but Cochet saved his delivery from 15-40 nt 7 all. The Australian team finally succeeded In breaking Gebert's delivery, aided by two errors, and Patterson followed, leading nt 9-8. A bitter game ensued, with France having at least one line ehanee te win, but finally match-point came up, Patterson gathered himself and drove n blinding Fcrvire nee past Gebert, thm ending one of the great doubles matches of tennis history. Gebert the Here Gebcrt was easily the here of the match, with Patterson n close second. The big French star had 311 placements and 4 service neon, while lie made but 07 errors. Patterson made 2i place ments nnd no less thnu 14 service iiwm. while nmnsslng 57 errors, including ! deuule faults. On these figures it would seem there wns nethins te cheese, but after wntching the mntch one realized that, great as Patterson was, Gebert wns even grenter for the day. There was little te cheese between JJoed nnd Cochet ence the 01111g French star get started. Kiieh plajed 'llt although net quite ns well us heir partners. Cvpvrteht, ten, bv TuMle Itdtcr Company FIREMEN WANT ACTION Ready te Meet Second-Class Teams en the Baseball Field The Philadelphia Firemen have an important gnme scheduled tentatively en Saturday morning, September L'.'l, at one of the big local ball parks. On that occasion they will meet the crack team f tie city of New Yerk. Hie local representatives are being eoeen from the various companies and wnnt te play some games with the best of the Class II teams. They de net feci qualified te meet Hridesburg, Seuth Hills nnd clubs of that caliber. The firemen nre open te play twilight nnd Saturday contests, and games enn he secured through Jehn F. McDevitt. Ijiiglne Company Ne. 10, Forty-fourth Wrect and Glrard avenue, Jack Dempaey Bexes Tonight Bosten, Aue. 12. Jack Dunpfey. world's JJtvywelght rhamp'en arrived In this cltv ,, viy le end his exhibition tour preparatory ' betlnnlmr training fur his bout with Hill Rrsnnsn at Michigan City. Ind., en I-aber iRiri ,l wll nwt Jim Darcy. one of his (1 (railing staff. In -a four-round exhibition kp JjJ. Wa tralnlnt camp dlrsctly after Ills ',T " ,n ANZAC VICTORY 1. 1 11 1 ' 4wa'tw , . v ,i,nt,,i i r 1-- ..... .. . . . . - for Australians Will Qualify Anzacs What May Happen In Baseball Today NATIONAL i.kaeiie Win Lest P C. Win I.ee Clnh St. I.ntlls ni 41 .1(03 .MM .Mtt New Yerk Hi 44 .mm nan .Ml) ntt'btirxli B7 47 .MS enl .43 rhlrnre 7 40 .KM .Ml .S31 Cincinnati .,.,,,. GH US .?7 ,M3 .M8 llrnekMn nt B ,4M .101 .41 1 Iillnilf Ipliln 37 n ,370 .370 .SOU Hosten 33 08 .3(0 .310 .337 AMERICAN I.KAflUR fTlllfl U'l. t . It ft ttn fj,a St. iinU 04 41 .bes' ,nn .Mia pew ierk M 4B J'f roll BR Bl CWcnfte M nt On eland no B- .no 1 .M? .BI4 .BM .471 .400 .380 .SOB .nan .110 .BOO .477 .400 .385 .Bftfl B27 .BOO .BOO .4A7 .son .370 Washington BO BO Athletics 43 01 'onion ...,,..,,,. 41 07 INAKRNATIONAI. LEAGUB t. 1., w- ' P.f. W. I., r.c. nnlllmnre HI S3 .711 Torenoto. BO BO .BOO Rerlimttr f.9 40 .000 Hemline . 40 07 .4? niiA-nle,.. 07 B3 .BBS Nrnrtie 44 74 .S73 Jer. thy 05 03 ,B31 Nennrlc,. 34 83.201 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS NATIONAL LKACIUB , PlfllllpR, S, jnten. 3. "LX0.rl- "' "roeklyn. 1. nittburch. 7 Clnflnnixtl. I. Nt. I.euls-ChlcnKO, net ntheduled. A.MKTIICAN I.E.VGCE Nnv Yerk. 3. Athletics. 2. Vf flfthlnicteii. Bi ItOKlen, 4. Ne ether names sclirdulrd. INTERNATIONAI. I.KAOl'B Jercr City. Si nechetcr. 4 (te InnlnrO. frnriete. IOi NniHrk. 2. Ilnltlmurr. ji HnfTnle. 3. Terente. 2i ncnillntt. 1. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Mlnnrnpelln. Bi Inillnnnpelli, 3. TelMn. Si MllivnultM. n nunrniR ritr, Bi Celumlm IxiuUrllle, 7t Mt. Paul, 3 fni .. n, ni r-eiumliim, 3. EASTERN I.KAOUE Albany, fit Ilrlden'nrt. 1. New l!m en. li Wutrrbiirv, 3. Ilnrtferd. lit l'ltfflcltl, 10. Snrlnrnrld, 7i Worcester, 7 (17 Inninci. darkness). SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Nnshtllle. Ill Mobile, 8 (Hrst came). Mnhlle, 20i Nnnlitlllr. 0 (second came). Illrmlnsliam, 4s Chuftiinoecit, 3 (12 In nine). Atlnntn, 2i Memi'liU. 1. I.lttle Reck. 4i New nrlrnne, 3. Saratoga Special Gees te Goshawk Continued from Pace One the race. Horses of the East and West usunlly meet In this race, eh was the ense today. Clambala, Sun Prier and the Finn worn among the notable her-es te defeat geed fields in this race. The boom in thoroughbreds at the nightly sales at the Spa took en new impetus Inst night. "Virginia Night," when J. S. CemIcii paid the highest price of the season se far for 11 yearling, the Oklnhemiin pnjing $10,000 for the chestnut colt by Trap Peck-Federal Girl. Several turfman competed In the bidding. The first colts of Cudgel were put en the market last night and com manded getxl prices. Jeckcv Hnser, one of the best riders of America, made his first appearance for some time in the saddle in the KnnMnl linvllltf the lllOUIlt en Tllll Timber. He was reinstated by the Jockey Club jctcrdav. U W. Garth saddled the winner nf the first race in Tassel, by I'erilldon I'erillden Stake and Cap. Heck Pocket wns sec ond nnd Monnrdclle third. The race was nt five and a hnlf furlongs, for maiden two-year-olds. Faunas, which finished second in the North American Steeplechase, second 1 ace en the cntd, broke hK leg after passing the wire. The race was wen by Seumnngha. FIRST UACI. nelllnr. malilcn two-year-olds. 5ij furlencs: 1. TnKef. 101. A. Wilsen., l-l S-5 4-5 2. Reck rocket, 01. Md.nne. . 2M f-l 1-1 3. Menardelln 101 Tuplln . 7-1 B 2 ev-n Time. 1 OS 3-3. Marien, Iterile, Drltt. Dia mond Dick. emPHtrctch, .Iiluilter. rereit Lere nnd lilc William alsj ran, SECOND RACK, the North American SHeiil'di-iKe Handicap, thrce-c ir-elda and up, about 2 miles: 1. S'eumunglia, 112. Powers.,.. R-5 2-." nut 2. rnunus 140 Crawford .... fl-5 1-3 out 3. llellp of Jlryn JIaur. 13.". Hunt ..... 3-1 3-. out Time, 4:1s. Only three starters. THIRD RACi:, the Saratoga Special, for two-year-olds, l furlenqs: I. OeKhtwk. 122. McAlce.... 0-5 7-10 1-3 2. McKee. 122. Garner 8-1 3-1 8-5 3. Hud Lemer. 122 Sonde.. 4-r s-3 4-5 Tlnu. 1'12 1-5 Ilnft) guard, Mirllnitale, Rlalm, MessriRer. Cartoonist nnd Tall Tim ber (added starter) nlse ran. "Coupled. FORT ERIE RESULTS TIRST RACE, purse $1000. claiming;, two-ear-old. 04 furlencs: 1. l'Aul C! Drewn. 115, Metcalf $8.507.00 14,0,-. 2. Vtrenlea, 112, Erlcksnn ... 20.03 11.40 3. lllue Teney, 112. nullman 4.00 Time, 1 .IIS 4-r.. Water Tex, Athlete. Zln. Athanna. Joella J,. Auntlu Km. 1'leralla, Wheel In and Klxlure nlse ran. SECOND RACK, purse fl'JOO, clalmlne. thren-jmr-elds end un. 0 furlengs: 1. Madellne I.llllan. 108. McTaifSart $11. SO 10.35 $5.13 2. Tep e' th Jlernlns, 113, Urk'kixm 5.53 4.30 3. Cotten lllossem. 113, Cnrcv 0 85 Time, 1:122-3. .Murrav, 1 ameunawe. Hhv nnd Dream of the valley also run. THIRD RACE, handicap, purse $1500, threes ear-olds and up, foaled In Canada, 1 1-1 U miles: 1. King's Court. 107, Am- broe $11.35 $5 20 $3 50 2. Chlerls. inn. Andersen. . . . 5. GO 4 On 3. Procyen. 105. J Rewan 4.75 Time. 1:40 3-5. HaUe, Dellham. Woodbine and Aunt I.ln nlae ran. Snyder Knocks Out Arra llajenne, N, J.. Auk. 12 I-w Hnjder. of lint nun". Knocked out Mike Arra. of New Yerk. In the third round of the scheduled ten-round w'nd-up here. They nre feather weights Willie Kernuten. of Newark, was outpeinted In n ten-round s-ml-'nal l.;' Sailor Moere, of the Navy. Wlllle lilt the resin In the ninth hut was up and llnleheil the match WHIM Hurn uutpelniid Kid Crey In a six-round prellmlnaiy scuffle. Grimes Must Apologize llroeUltn. Auk 12. There seems te be some agitation in llroeklsn for the rein rein etntement of Iturlelgh (Jrlme.i, the pitcher, who the ether day was fined, $200 and placed In civvies for ft while. When Charles Etibets wns nakul when rlrlmei would be ulnstateid he replied: "Net until Crimes rumes le me and npnlnelzcs will he be al lowed te pltih for Ilroekljn " Frisce and Williams Draw Unttllnc Frisce nnd Dick Williams were the principals In the vvlnd-ui. at the Na tional A C. last nlslit nnd the bout ended In a draw after six hard rounds In the eml-wlmlup Lew Sllncer and Kid Hebe also battled 10 an even tireak. Jee Corrade knocked out hid Dldgl In the second, and Clinrlle MiCunn Put Sam Langford away In the fifth, Independent Results llnchnrarh dlants. It llelfield, 3. Seuth 1'hlls, 0 llrldeHhiirg, 2. rheenlt. H: Pnrllnn, 0, MtCull Pest, 7l Km weed, B. I'lrlHher (.Iris, 111 Tlnlcuni (ilrls, 6, liaywoed lU'fne. Mi I'enre.e, , (iixxlfillews, Oi reniiHiltanht Tmvelirs. 4, htentun, 5l Mount llellv, B (sejeii Innings). M. E. rlnitth. 4i Norwood, 1. Minnalinii. 7 Tatr's All-Slars, 2. I'lilludrlnlila lUul (.I.111U. fit Flelsher, 0. Leu-mi A. A., 3l Mlldwoed A. A., 3 (nine uinuiKBi. r. 1 m. IHirilltinin, i ifruriii.iK. 4, 7i Driiriilng, 7, lletnn, H: Allimlle lllvNInii, H tnrllnirten. 2l Nerlh l'lllls. 1. 11, n: ,iiiiiijie iiiiiiuii, n. Lit HretlierM, I2 Ardnient, 1 All-rhllu. PnlUr. Hi Naslnllie Giants, fl. (item. hie. 3) lil:lll(Irr- elclen. 0. Merrill Mill". H J-J. la-wls. I. Coedfeilow ('. ('.. ISi M. Curlhatre Jrs., . lj I'res. I3i (Julf Ketlnlng, 3, Chester. 0 Mem hurst. 3. Kriulngten (011grrgm1011.il, li Ferty-clshti, iViird (11 Innings). '" 1'ern Reil- Ui henrs-Rerhmk. 4. Illlldillv. ?l Ner1",e'1!"t.PTI?. . Culver 4 Ce. 3L. II, rnilur & Ce,. . hlenten Park. 2l Ln Melt (hints, 2 (0 n. "'"frit Snriife. I i Peerless (lan, 4. Hwaln Juniors, 28 Kvrslutu .lunlers, 15. Columbia C, C 5 .south w ark .Men's Nerthcnet Pres, 3i (lermuutevrii Cel- lcarfin"Cub. Ill I.etralne, 10. Varren Cubs. Ill Lew Natlvllr. Si AruMrr. I. rhlUdlphln Bleruge PhlUdrlphlH Mpruge Datterr, It Eildo Htersse Battery, I. .. . M fMilSlU,; ,imv I.jjVh. v EVENING PUBLIC BIG-LINE RACE ON HERETUESDAY Fastest Steppers in Grand Cir cuit te Get Werd Over Belmont Track FREE-FOR-ALLERS HEAD LIST Step them bosses ! Take held of that nag of yeurn; you're cemln' tee fast en the outside there ! Wait for that pole mare; no chnnce, no chnnce! Yep, you gursscd It. The, sixth sea son of the Grnnd Circuit ever the his toric Belmont trnck nt Nnrberth will be opened with clattering lioefs and the renr of drivers Tuesday afternoon. Kings and queens of the llght-hnrncss turf nnd some, of the niftiest jocks that ever perched their carcasses en a sulky will be with us. Watch their dust ! Secretary AI Saunders, who knows the grnnd dnm nnd grnnd sire of every pony thnt ever threw dirt, has been busier than the ene-nrmed pnperhangcr with the hives for the Inst month te make the meet the best ever attempted. And if the heavens will kindly smile nnd net weep for the four ilnvs of rnrlng there should be action nf the kind that will make you Btand en your ear and yell your bend off ns the fields come tearing into the stretch. Sixteen races, with record-breaking horses, make up the four days' card. The Whitman frce-fer-nll pace, sched uled for Thursday, presents one of the best fields thnt ever took the word. Marguerite Dillen, 1 :RD, the speed iest pnclng mnre racing en the big line this yenr, will book up with Grace Direct, .Timmv McKcrrnn. Jehn Henry, Rey Gratten'nnd Lizzie March. Four Races for Tuesday Tuesdav there will be four races en thn card the Matthews 2:07 stake trot, the Adelphla 2:10 pace, the Di rectors' 2 :10 trot and the 2 :21 trotting dash. Wednesday the .$2000 stnke for three-year-old trotters nnd the Keim 2:07 pacing stake arc the headlincrs. Tn nriditlnn te these there will he the Keith 2:14 stnke trot nnd the WInegn stnke for 2 :0." trettert. In addition te the free-for-all pace Thursday, there will be three ether races the William Pcnn tnke for two-vear-eld trotters, purse S2000 ; the "C. C. C." 2:00 trot. pure $1000. nnd the Pull's Hend .?2."00 stnke for 2:13 trot ter. Friday, the last day, there will he the Itldgwav stake for 2 MS trotters. the Kirk 2:0." pace, the Pellevue-Strat ford stnke for 2 :00 trotters or fnstcr nnd n ':ir pacing dash. If you enn't get n sweat up en thnt layout, croquet or nichcry Is respect fully suggested. Twelve carloads of horses will nrrlve nt the track tomorrow from North Randall. Several nags are already In the; stnbles. They ate from various trnrts of Pennsylvania, Delaware nnd New Jersey. Workmen have been busy for the Inst few weeks putting the stnbles in first dnss condition. The track was never faster. Hew te reach the track: Pennsjlvanln Railroad runs trains every half hour te Nnrberth, en the Main Line, or Cynwjd, en the Schuyl kill division. Street car lines The Rnla Line cars en Fifty-second street connect with all surface lines running east and west ; nlse the elevntcd. Passengers using suburban cars arriving nt Sixtv-nlnth street terminal transfer at Fifty-second street. Saratoga Entries for Monday First rnce. the Salem Hnndlcnp for mares, three- ear-old j and up. 0 furlengs: Ten Iec 1211 renrnKA 120 100 IK1 1U0 Manv Smiles ....112 Harridan Knet 112 Reulette rrnw of Celd.... 03 llecsuax I'jlythU 108 Second rnce. clnlmlns, for three-year-olds and up, one mllu' llrldesman ...',.110 ERlsede Ill Klrklevlnsten ...100 Sunnjland 107 Avlspa 103 'Quesada, 101 Zealot 101 Red Legs Ill) Third race, tha Trey Selling for two- ear olds, 34 furlengs: Anonvmeus William Tell .. Prlnce Til Til. Chile .104 Hlllhouse ... .10", Shamrock ... .105 Vigil . .... . .105 Thessly .110 Ferest Lere , .107 Nevvhampshlre .102 .111 .102 .1115 .102 .104 Edict Tanicl Fourth rnce, the Clomens Handicap for threo-year-elda nnd up, 1 mile: Hilly McLaughlin. 104 Twe Featherg flood Times 105 Little Chief . Exodus 12J Thimble .... Jnunebar 103 Lady Madcap Illg Heart 10H Thunderclap , Hluffer 02 Ccergle Frlgate 112 Excelsls . 07 .104 .100 .112 .1.12 .107 , 03 Fifth race, conditions, for three-year-olds. 1 mlla: Lulls' llrllllant Stnr , Lucky Antelne nroemftax .... Uunslght ..123 Emotion 115 ..OH Firm Friends ,,..123 ..1111 .viuryinnu ueiie.,,104 . ltlll June OrnHM ..llu .101 I'elly Wale 101 for two- Sixth race, conditions for Allies, j ear-olds, 5 furlengs: Miss Smith 105 Lady Rese .., Contour 102 Crmt Luck . Mnilonette IV12 lleiitltude ... Twaddles 105 Crochet , Henna IK) Silk Tassel .. (Iieat Lay ...d.,10: Oul (Jul Spray 103 lllossem Tlme l'osxlble 112 Lustrous Ciudlly 103 SuvMep Winner Take All.lOd Apprentice allowance claimed pounds). Weather clear: trnck fast. (flvt Fert Erie Entries for Monday rirst race nurse jr.W allowances, for tvve-j ear-olds InneS! fealed In Canada, SH fur- linubtful 112 Maypole, 10I) Isnninriheus 10s Vlyng Jacques, . 10.1 Kltxue 10 Merllla tee Becend race, purse $1200, nllewance, four- enr.nlilH and Ull. (1 furleilL-n MakeUp 114 Feslunce ... (luv IM 107 lluster llrllllant Kay ..,.107 Mess Fex II. Medi sty 10 Culunde ... l'lutrcl 10Q Tamper .... Flea 107 .110 ,1117 .107 .10.' .100 Third race, nurse S1OO0. claiming tn ,u.n. .Macbeth 113 'Old Tep e;ir-iHiB, u .uiit'iiKPi .110 .ION .10.1 .10 .inn .100 Mllisn iis ....i.'u iiei iatl Van l'atrlck ...,10S .snitn ,. Jesephine C 10.1 Tep Notch Auntle Um H'O Water Taj Hponter loe Veronica , Nelll &ecundus,..10O Teurth race, purse J1200, the nultale News clulmlnK hand'eap, for thrce-i ear-olds nnd un. 1 furlenasj Last On llfl Sun Dial II m Mefslncs 110 Mark Orange ... inn Hcdstenn 10S Servitor 107 Siren Mnld 107 Cotten niossem ..103 Klfth race, purse 11200. clnlmlnK, for (lilies and mares three jears old and up. 1 mile nnd 70 rds Kntherlne Ilankln 100 June riy mi May lloberts ...103 lldverly Helle Hescat 101 L'ncrlnlte Thre .. ;. 'J HellaMllty (Tuck n viun -i iiHiuies lis I.lttle Aminle ... 8(1 Ot-arlte les L.uly V5nm 03 Mxth roie, iur; Mi'OO. claiming, three year "l',H and up, 1 N miles: On Hlh Jim Klnit Trojan 10s IMeilra J J Tnnmast lOit rrema J' J llhimsr le.i Wnukenff IM Airael je, Aninut ....101 rlevtnth race. ll'.'OO. claiming, three-year-olds and up, l',t miles! lnvlrorater ....,112 Helld lleck 108 Cabin Creek ins Cavaloadeur It , dn.i Darnay , JOJ Johnny Overton ,,inj llend .. "5 IlovenltB les ).. Apprenllce altewunces of nve 'pounds ). - Apprenllce allc . i. i iM'1 Track fait. 'AnilSlw 'LEDGER - PHILADELPHIA, gAUDAY, SPANISH xawiiM '' !i,,. i.'ij5&.aja "w 'Ikitfl-'X ',.yyJr,'"',""at-;. s.i' i-v "'. ' r.-1 .? 'i . I , '. y '.' '.i O'' vmv,, ,,., ,mM.tfVir...: j.-yrv..-r.-'ii..!i'!WJ22a"'tW 'LgiS''uVMf ' f WMf'MFliii Jmmmm ' v st .y .?, iiai4iiiiiiiiiiv sj ...' aKiSK f "w4iiHBPwz,Kf& 'i w vtrm-mwiwnmfm " ;.: yr-.ry.,.:-. ': i,,w , r mmnEMm mamm t - g mt; iww'M- - -igiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiiiiiiiiiBBal . jHk y' 1 i -SwigiiiiiiiBll ! ,'si n't 'ntaivi u' , , gw ,h.h "mtuH ( v . v. t iv tm .t m - ''" v' jam s jt..rt. 1 ISi3WWlR'J'Ji'' .'.AW...54 lV"vA'VT;V .'7' ' .', . si f . TVk . ...yWLa jAtJ. J.A .'I'vAhUfA -W. A . .V .S. VA. ft Ufi. .. J. A AS . .A V. , A A u . tf t k..A f. iJWf-'vvvr iYIWkwMiWmwm4Wrifi rj XiL'Wfri.m ji(j14W4P An. lmI ih.Hi' i " mwmv m wftwww nom TTriTtfmfminnrn,i,iH. Fer (he first flme in the history of lawn tennis a team representing Spain wlelders, who will play nt the Germantown Cricket Club next week for Davis Cup challenge round, arrived at the North Phil adelphla Station last Gemar, Captain Jese Alonse, Kmille de Metta, Spanish Censul SPANISH TEAM HERE; DETERMINED TO WIN Jese Alonse Predicts His Players Will Give Opponents Tough Battle at Germantown Cricket Cluh in Davis Cup Rain Prevents Practice Ry EDWIN .1. POLLOCK "TT'S better te make some sort of a ' likely that Manuel Alonse, the most 1 mark than net te scratch nt all." brilliant of the trio and Count de This is the sort of philosophy of Spain, f;01""'-. will pair. It Is also likely that as expounded bv Jese Alonse, enptniu of the SpnniMh Davis Cup tennis tenm, which is in this city for the final round of the international tourney nt the Germnntnwn Cricket Club next Thurs day. Friday and Saturday. The Spaniards arrived late yesterday. There are only three of them: Jese Alonse, his brother, Manuel Alonse, nnd Count de Gemar. "Our friends urged us net te come te America," Jese continued. " 'It is n long trip,' they said, 'and besides you will only lese. "That Is net the proper spirit. It is net the spirit of your country nor of my country. When we piny, we, think only thnt we will win nnd win we will if determination will de it for us. What difference does it make If we de net win provided we try out best? It is better te make some sort of n mark than net te scratch nt all." Alonse's philosophy is American philosophy, tee. , The Spaniards were very pleased with the reception tendered them Here iinu the recep Ien tendered tnem nere in t w Yerk. T hev arrived aboard I U".?u",n'" i"?-SrK"TffliVr:f'. a. - . - -. . -.- ; , , 4K.ii -f erk ; yestcrdny morning by officials of le United States Lawn Tennis Asse- i aei tlm elation und several native Spaniards IT WAS thought that the foreign ers en their first trip te this coun try would have liked te leek eter New Yerk a bit, but it wns Phila delphia they wanted te sec and there was no holding them in the 'big town.' They insisted en leaving for this city shortly after their arrhal in -New Yerk. t Greeted by Censul THE Spuulards were greeted nt the North Philadelphia Station by Emi Emi He dl Mettn, the Spanish Censul In this city, and by several officials of the Ger mantown Cricket Club, among whom tvere Hebcrt New hern, one of the vice presidents ; C. J. Hntnear, a member of the Beard of Governors, and Henry Hemer, the secretary of the Tennis Committee. They were nccempanied from New Yerk by Harry A. Ansell, another Germantown official. The Censul and the plnycrs were guests of the club at n dinner last night. Jese Alonse expressed his thanks for the reception tendered the team and predicted that Australia or France, whichcer is the survivor today at Bosten, would be given stern opposition In the fiunl round here. The foreigners arc anxious te get en the courts, but rain handicapped them today nnd they were unulile te get enii'e I'nui athletes, ,T. Gnluwuy nnd E. the courts nt nil. However, they will Buckiier, crossed the finish line third practice tomorrow, weather permitting, and fourth respectively. His time was ,s meru urc eiuy mrec ei mem, mere Tanehe Mlla. Klllulne fl) weight. Is te box at Kbbetts I'leld. llroekln, next Tuesday nlaht In the wml-flnal te the Johnny Dundee-Danny I'ruxh battle. Sammy Cehen, a New Yirker. vvlll enteunter the flttla f.-llew (rum the Philippines. Youna- Ketiliell, stepplnK In ns a substi tute boxer, made an Impressive shevvlnr m-alnst MMt Ilroeks, of Umiland. at th Columbia A C list week. The mntch was se Inter, stlne Wily Daly rebooked theni for next Menda nlnht Anether bout Is te be between Muxle illlomen and Johnnj Kelly. Eddie Cevin has nrranced a card for West Manayunk Monday nlRht. Danny Urleves will meet l'edre Campe n the wlnd-un Mickey llll en vs Dan Oartln b. the s-ml. rrellins, Joe tlernmn vs Ilnttllnir Manten, Hebby Dempiler vs Len Olbbens und Joe McCleskey s, I'hll Jehnsen. Jack .lonnsen vviii appear In a fnur-rnund xhlbitlen with Jack Vv'nrd at Smedley n"id. J,finnvV8 8il"n ft"n, areC" "nJ " IMille lliees "Rain has heen appointed matchmaker at the llljeu Theatre nn. his tlrst show vv II be held Auut 2.1. week v Wednesday night bouts te t stneed there. fiewnVicW;." amn,eur "4.- a"!naJeVMlVroehlCo";be,h?; wlnir and hay him In strict train nijntn Seuth rhllndeliihl.i gym. Certiett Is a light weight. K. O. Yeung Clinnr write, nccentlng the challense flung et him by Yeunir Toge nnS states! "I'll meet him uny time and in? place. Dnnny (jonlen, uptown welterweight shapes ur llke n coming battler He is a tough flstman nnd a hard hitter. flnrlinS wllf clash with Stanley Willi. In the wlrnl" un at the Legan A. A. n.t n-h,.,.,i.V. ",'".". and ether matches arranged by Adam Ityaii fellow! l'edre Campe vs, Qenrge Ilusseli Vi - - ey Adam Ityan nvi. OeerKe im.Veiil Ml?li$?J'$,,ck,y a.M! pple and Jcia Maye v.. Jack . ye. Yeung Chappie ijsn iisrun vs. aiici Paw VTl(. 102 nre net cneuRU for (UmhlcH practice, nml The Victrix Chih hrnkn .ntn th .i. teniLsliey Parlt, Clilcace. Vtin. t t. nnii ninlre nre rnnlil.Meil imnni tul H LK . M , !;;,,,.,,,,. , j-i,r'- ?ft1,S K;n 'I - - - j sepu uiiv, or enterprise, were the next ViV,? v, ! n t ",r mlv'"iKe ever , with AmbW .,, d'new?9,, ':,'','' J" the sr,7. ' Dick. Feiij Express: soeornl (steeple- l f Scraps About Scrappers l,we t0"'- the tlnlsh line. The win- '"' "r'lT,,N.n,1i'Vlin,,,';er ;1,,''-'" had ? lh''JJ"j "-m thi n"l,h3elhl'.m,';, '"K'lmse), Humus. Bullseve. SnumniiBliu ; 1 Si I m Hi'l'ig time was 11 1-5 seconds. hopes et getting his dm, off te , 'and the iinm BCure , , ter three hit, ,,lrd. Martingale, (ieshawk. Bud I.er- I for Davis Cup FinalsWithSpanish DAVIS CUP TEAM 111!.. ,ll 1HUJ lur Dlllfe1- IHUll.Ul.a, THE trip from Liverpool was "un eventful and beautiful." The Aoynge was a record one, only a few hours eer live days being consumed In the journey across the Atlantic. Use American Style ALL three of the Spaniards speak English exceptionally well, nnd their soft tones give benutlful expres sion te their convcrsntien. "I believe you Americans, will like our style of play," said Jese Alonse, who is secretary of the Spanish Lawn Tennis Association and captain of the Davis Cup team for the second con secutive year. "We tilay mere like Americans thnn any of the European plnjers. We play an nggrcssive game. We de the at tacking and we are never satisfied play ing defensively. The French nlse play npcTcs.Klvpl v. hut' u'n nre rnntlnnnll v storming the net, moving up from the bnckcetirt te volley whenever that is . ,i.i J IIVIMIJIU. L"u AUMrjniniis arc very strong. T klOW tImt from w, ., ( , n AVjmblcden. but I knew also that we V Australians are very strong will give them a geed fight. c are aiming at bringing the Davis Cup back te Spain and will net give up hope until the l.tst deciding point is scored against us. "If we de net win, it is well that we lme made the trip, for it is a great thing for tennis in Spain and what is mere important, it brings my ! country and your country into closer fellowship. That Is the reul benefit of i international sport." I THE Spaniards have been playing away from home since May. They played In the many tournaments en the Continent and then engaged in the world's title play at Wimbledon. Shanahan Athlete Shatters Recerd Continued from Page One te upset the dope nnd pull through te an unexpected victory. Wlllinm Murphy, nnether Shnnnhnn athlete, was the winner of the mile inn. Murphy stepped out into the lead nt the quartcr-mlle mark, displacing Jee Carney, a teanimnte. He then raced ns fast ns the wet track would nllevv him, and wen out with fifteen ards te spare. Carney imlshcd second. Twe iniuuies ja seconds. shSittJ0" F"0"""""' '-. ! triKrv:iwVM&- JlelBht. n ft. !. n. (Ne,v , , Iernnl I ' .,2 '";i"?..?!IJ'L'0. Atlantic 220 yard out. ihini free.tl championship Wen by Miea I rnncie Clarke. Turners, second. Miss M,r. s'.n-i ""ir. lurneiH, tn id J i:thl JlniiJ-r. I'llmnh, fourth. Miss Mary M Ornrt, Turners. Time, a 11 a-,1. r.i100",''.'.', ',',n'""ini' . ,or women Wen t.v I mcend. Miss Julia Wick, l'hllndelphla Tunw ors. ihini 111., rrances Clarke Turners, fourth. Miss Margaret Hivler. Turners. Ulupsed time. 1 23. Actual time. 1:111 $100,000 Player "Beaned" Seul third bisenmn. purchased bv th Ch -i-sgii Wh te Se for Sfnti neil, via, "heanel" by 1 Itcher Mejers ,,f s .nk city. In'he third inning uf Thurdv's game Kamm was hit en (he side of Ihe head. While he Butfcred no pernunent Injury, he will net Play for several dais Bernstein Wins Chess Trophy lluffale, N. Y Aug. 12. vl, Hcrnsteln or ' i:a. .ni.mxrKwmA!myT i-Mm,ji.mmMii x, MMwm.' ' m'Jt-mm'twtwmmmm ;rminmmia jmam;mm m.mr-- iiBKE vvlzmmm&imr - - imd .mmmMmmmi- mxm ',. , -i.jmi mi Walter Derham. of the Enterprise - .,."7,n"'y "'"nrhtn- Lit team .. . ' n,'r " fl,r'. 1!," Hemme. Hlnes, Med it 1 Club emerged the winner afte Vn e ig 1, w.DC ouimaTTrneTr,. n': KAh '"sV- -" "?e n,tPr: !Uh" V'!f 1Al1,"'r'VJ"'"k Scot. Nf I nice in the 120-janl high hurdles, lie! VARE SWIMMERS TR UMPH J',.1"1'1"' "'""- Te V,ri e'J'WJT.,'-; " Jh?. Piigs' sUth, HuIIiiImIoe, Elected II., l Mn'.'le';:1 T,T' "I10 "ilV01 ,,f I'U,,0S L " - " Ormi'n'Ter '.TvteeT' ,h' We'r'fn.r'e? Wp",1I,,,Pr ,$ "ivnV'lLlZ Ua "r W'th Sm,th --.-hiu .n77urt,WBB The Edward W. Maglnn Memerial fc"l" VictrK crack. berlianV t innlil lie Mermen In Latter's Peel jerCimen0'..' 'rf "5 ZmX' "wllrni Is the fentnie for the cleslni; hi timbers In 10 2-.-, seconds- It tl. , T1"? Vnre pla, ground swimmers dc ' '""" Vfchrf ?''" ,,l,y ,,,f th Ieit lf" mi","n "' which l, considering the track. nl tl" Smith natnters in T ',?, ' k ' iwMed the n stirring race is premised between H ,,.lnM .nnA I. ..1.1 ,.. -i , '. " rtVVIIU- I - . f!,.1.1.,,. s!,tl,,Mi ,,,t l!.n.. M. .... l- K dll uno-mile run Wen by William Murnhv ,., s ",vi l "V" '". lm latter's neel nt I - . - ...m.ivi. .-,.,.. .. ....... ...,..,, I'lrc- ,,m hird","y,i rT'i01"1" JOA C;,r" shBHSn" Twenty-fourth and Jacksen strait .I-.. ' 'Sunday Indennn,lnt n m brand would be dangerous uniIcr ,, , KB i&.nwVr- I fe' fourth, i:. night "t""'"t' """" independent Gamn Kentucky form, but the Livingston colt M inn.Mir.i ,i.i;. ''",.:. ,n..lJ.". There vnn nn itin. , I " . hns been unable te net un much riiek.1 In tM ..,;..,.."". '"." " -vi -vn-i enaKtiy. . ,, , ...""."""" reinv mm i .'r'i "vcunn. Hubert Cann. Kh.in.ih..n in WHICH li. reini son f... I."" I ie,i,'i-v"?-ri ""!;. Klrlln. fourth. Jo Je "",'!!, ,' " Enterprise. Time, 11 l-rs ...- urii niBii nurdles Wen by Walter neihain. L'nterprlsei second, James Mullm. I r.i ..iiuiuu; miru. vy. rarrell De l'iul ' ieik, eeieateti Y.t riteiiunskl In the I Th-. linn ai. i....ak.,i t eighth round et the chess championship "tour, beyj i iniSen vea nMU iLca,n' l'?'nP"ed of "T0"1, ,ner'u wll""n " champlenshlyplgamea Sn Saturday. ianaSS??Hf,,r. fwll am perraanenl rog.e.slen of the silver KlnS ?t?a?Uen heul5y 'addrraS" u5"rt,Mn?i,hu ,r0,'hy" Q " " manager, Hen Ar. Deli. war. cl?,??,"' New Yel k, defeated Z. Stehunskl In the AUGUST 12, 1022 ARRIVES LiiiS,iM.Xt '." .i..'. " is ln Philadelphia. The racquet the right le meet America in the evening, heft te right : Count de here, and Manuel Alonse I Lecal Ball Games Off Semi- I Final Davis Cup Match Postponed j INDEPENDENTS ALSO IDLE ' ,-., , T , , , , , . "Id .Tunlter Pluvllls. who when it ,... , , - , , , , , suits his fancy sends rn(n down en this troubled earth, fulled te pick it favorite today, with the result that the sporting calendar received a drenching all ever the east. Tennis, bneball, track meets, golf and ether events en the sport calendar were called off from New England te the Masen nnd Dixen line. Locally all of the Independent baseball games were called off becuu-n of the soggy weather, while the double header sched uled between the Phillies und the Braves was called off at game time. The final match between Australia and Frnnce in the semi-finnl round of the Davis Cup mntch was po-tpenod until Monday afternoon. The match listed for Bosten was called off shortly after neon. Tin firvil match of the women's Metropolitan tennis championship -it Glen Cove. N. Y.. was postponed until tomennw nfternoen. Mrs. Mellu Itiur- stedt Mallery. the Anieiicin champion, nnd Mrs. Marlen Zindci-stein Ji-ssiip, 1 of Wilmington, will contest in the final match. The Athletics-Yankee gnme in New ierk, which wns expected te draw n huge crowd, was ale forced out of the calendar because of the inclement weather. Washington nnd Bosten, list ed for n twin bill in the Hub City, spent the nfternoen in their respective hotels. The Catholic Club junior champion- ship mei-t nt Fott.v-feurth nml l'nrtj, avenue was held, although the track was a sen of mud. Twe hundred and liftv athletes from the various Catholic club of the city braved the rain und mud te I'umesi ier me title. The final lmmd of the men's Inci Inci tatien singles for the Southampton Cup. between lucent Richards, rcccntlv -elected for the Davis Cup team and Rebert Mnsey. of San Francisce, was postponed until tomorrow. The running races nt .Tcffersenvllie were also called off because of the rain nnd the muddy condition of the track. BROWNS START7lNAL TRIP AWAY AT CHICAGO Shecker and Courtney Are Oppos ing Twlrlers Today .ijuohsetr. if 5,"- ;- MeMamm, SI.. Mmlj. l". Vlllltm, cf l'.ilk If !uVtln'"li; MtilIlK. 31.. vi i "' nrjiin. e. iniitrpn Illldrbrund unit Merinrtj. in which C. Tomilsen ?,'.:..!? considerably behind the opposing "aiiche? mail, heat the Smitli immcviya I, St sU inches. """ul In the fllvlnrr llrm, ., r.i-v n-lnheld. Meyer and Racer aVre d fu Vnre' RFTAIWR UCD TITI r- Miss Legendre Defeats Mrs. John John seon In Southern Tennis AsheUHe, N. C, Aug. 12 MIms Ltheljn L-wudre, of Nt.w Ori,:,,,,, Southern women's singles tennis chain.' plen for the lust two jenrs. retaiiietl ller tie here today by defeating' '"vl "te-i; a.T"' Asl,PvIlll, "' tt-IBl, Brooklyn Buys Schllebner New Yerk. Auif, 12 -H. Hi hilt ener flr.i baseman of thn Little IlerU. Ark Chili the Southern A.seclati n. vv.i pu"rChJ...i teda by the llrejklvn Hub of theN.itim.al Lcngue. It was announced -.nienal Ben Air Beys Want Games , Delaware County, 1 DAMPEN SPORT CALENDAR . - 1 I Tiirri ll lin lilt ii( tin 1 r ( intifm b t&h Schalk Has Caught 1283 Games in Ten Years Chicago, Aug. 12. The White Sex-Browns game today marked the tenth npniversary of the arrival of Catcher Ray Schalk from the Milwaukee- American Association Club, nnd the fuineRB catcher's thirtieth birthday. His record ln these ten yenrs includes catching 128,'l con tests and pinch hitting ln twenty seven ethers, with n grand batting nvcrngc of .254 and n grnnd fielding nrernge of .1)80. BOXER DIES AFTER Yeung Labadie, Unconscious Since Monday, Succumbs te Hemorrhage in Trenten WILL MAKE 14 ARRESTS Trenten. N. .1., Aug. 12. Despite all efforts of the medical staff nt St. Francis' Hospital. Yeung Lnbndie, soldier-boxer of Camp Dl. who had been lying unconscious In the Institution since his cellap'-e Monday night at the arena following his six-round Iwut with Leuis Baralc. of France, died nt 10:2." o'clock this morning. Death was due te n subdural hemorrhage of the brain according te physicians nt tlm hospital. Since 10 o'clock Monday night when the soldier sank down from exhaustion following the bout with his fellow countryman, physicians hnd been con stantly working ever him but. aside from a few minutes Tuesday morning when Labadle did show signs of reviv- lug. he remained unconscious. In an effort te revive the boxer physicians at the hospital performed an operation upon him shortly before neon Tuesday, but lie did net rail. Attending physician declined . te . comment upon the cause of Lnbadle's i iHt,..t. IJIJIil ICf. According te Chief of Police CilUIten. $KvtCX&n&, son, referee: Lee rerbes. 141. North Twelfth street. Philadelphia, Lnbadle's mnnn.n. .,. r r.nn t.-... ai iiiiniuh;. , n.u .-,11,1.1,1.', ...... j.iiri ,11- VKKny nvenue. Philadelphia Bnrnle's manager: Leuis Unrnle. Lnbndie s op ponent, who new resides in Camden : Lnbndie's seconds. Privates Cooper and Lnvlne. of Camp Dix ; Barnlc's sec onds, Mnx Berkewkz, of 40 Jeffersen street, Philadelphia, and Themas Ta brlce. of Center and Bridge streets, this city; Inspector Jehn Kelly, of this city's vice sriund, and Rebert Cestisan. timers; Peter Fra&sella, known ns "Kid Murphy," matchmaker of the bout, nnd Jeseph R. Mnnzc, Inspector, all will be tnken into custody. Barnle, the unfortunate boxer's op ponent, will be chnrged with man slaughter. Semi-Pre Pickups Jeff Terra li wag the bin noise, in the In the Seuth Ph'l's 0-2 win ever Hridesburg lie Pitched Klll-edced hall nnri hnrf . -i-i ether runs with a double, n 1,as-ser with iruskey en ncci burK's two ru""' and n double Heward Lehr scored ran ana tianerd's four feur four cceunted for Brides- Clmnplr Jehnsen's All-turs were tee poed t0T. i.h" ,F'el"h,'r Yarners at Twenty-sixth and Reed streets, and the colored lads wen a 5-0 triumph, featured by Lees' rltchlntr. Shnnnhnn added another te Its vvlnnlnir list by turning bick Tate's All-Stars. of Cleve land. T te 2. Curry held the visitors te hlt, S-nsatlenal catches by Gra and riewe featured. ",; i? !i 1a "l"h t,r"nmd Norwood. 4 te 1 H : elded bu s x hits Heed u-i,. .1 hits, led with the stick UUMl' Wlth ,hr'e Mount Heur moved stenten Field cluh .. .. , , I nnd avJHL7? ,?Z' 5In!jalt "lack Pox at ihrcolerTnno' three" hlts" h'" rhnenU Professional scored vlcterv at Tuemy-nfth and nUmend ".TrVj'.a ?hert roUn"a"c?eun, '0f 'krl , nines b?in?iaeL tarKnc"' " n" In- or, a 'defeVr'su'-'taTned TJSJj fn" ft??" nd von by the score of 7 te 1 vn,k eld the KavMnrrt i.. . ' .1 ? ..McQutllen MeCftll I'est secured rev held the Kaywood lads te six cattered hits. The Tlnlenm irlrls and Plelsh I?? JS?"""''1 te ',''u,"" terrfte elded er rlrls rte. the tery te settle fl. The feature of th cl-iih iV,t?en. Ji wen. j i te nir se eJ the Athleths at Mlentiun J 4: J llnhaaii it I'nttst.ivvn Sinneliursi at St I'artha-. a. tr-et and Klmweud nvenue "'ty-flfllj IUrtram Pari, ut K.uwoe.l p, , and DUkinsen streets ","00" Hilrtj .first Seuth I'hlllles nt ,lr,lm,. r, Sv.','.t.KI)'','t"'r "an k ,- U. leurth and wi?)hSlkl(ni . n .... . , .North I'hils I streets IHUI" HH'IHT 1 Iviirnnn Chiv. Ureeze Pari. A A . I0nt at Liilgt. Mmkeka at Hlvertn. N J Clenlal Ice Creatn at IJmerr.ri. rose Turk '-nierprlee, Jfj. ...".'. "! Catholic Club nt Tn -IMdlngtnn I'h nI rl-Ceurn.11. Lerraine Club .it.lMdjstne. vn Mehnwk Hack Sex it Smiii,,. ., .. Club Meidrnr nnd Mlftlln VtiJp1,,"rk Mtn " IVerUm Cllants nt Natlvltj 7,,. , Ontario streets . noigrade uml Slenlen I'nrk it Welden. V.i Terty-elghth Wnnl at Demn' "f hlT'l'iirB nt .Mhhnnuv Cltv Illlldale at i:ast New Yerk Lit Hrcthers at Atlantic Ctv North Phillies at Hlverside IllPhmnnil illantH nt Tamaiiua 1 heter at Vlsiee Mareiis Henk S I H A at Lincoln OUnY." New Ve.l Oleurester nt llrneklnvtn erk Delalr vs Linden All Stnrn weed Terrate of Camden ,.V "mY".!' Iff si Mill -..- W.stment at Magnelia illrard !" 1" at Audubon Dnrbv Meese nt l'nchnl Sixth and llreenwnv Iia.i.t Ol't Time Sp'r"rng'M1.rUs.nt """ "r" C"""" Club. .n5,'3u.!nl'.M S.e.&i,w",aw af0 K of C' Lenaiia iiristei council at Da I Field. Cliften Heights, Halle, UlsheD'a COLLAPSING NRING rt v l.lter. ..rain ened n "t "th-sTi WJT, n-n A twe-batreer by Shade'" v 1th 'ita.i and West en eaved the day for Stemen 'nek at nittmsn and Wakiiini ... . ' "V cifiht pounds from that race, and Is en it fmvMi' Vre n',,,9 n error- whie !" iuallt wllh the ethers of the Held. ;' ;lm?,r.f,r. r ,r.?.Jn",r nd JtcCartv aeni1."; Ttml Lei tier Is nnether sfr. ul.ili. Hi. 'J twi "HUH UUil S laiMna - ",UU mi I -" I". " - , I 15 Team Hertf INDEPENDENTS TO Stenehurst Plays St. Carthag and Shanahan Meets West- ingheuse at Essington STENT0N AT WYNDM00R While the Independent baseball teams had their fend hopes for thin after noon's games blasted for the first time in several weeks, they have n busy Sun day mapped out for them, with all et the leading Independent teams ln netlen. Twe of the tcami thnt nre fightlnR It out for the championship of Delnwnre County meet nt Sixty-fifth nnd Catha rine streets, when St. Cnrthnge clashes with Stenehurst. Tliese name teams col lided tiirec weeks age and the Saints wen nfter n hectic struggle. The Shnnnhnn Catholic Club and Westinghetis" play at lXsingten In their fifth engagement. The record of the two teams is fifty-fifty, each linving wen Fp in Chestnut Hill Sten'nn Field Club nntl Wyndmoor nre having n warm discussion ns te t lie nblllty of their respective forces. The followers of Stcn Stcn ten clnim Wjudmoer hnsn't a clmnce nnd Ilnrrj Griffin will n t tempt te prove dlffcicnt. The game will be stnged nt Willow Greve avenue mid Queen lnne. The Seuth Phillies arc 'lie big noise nt Ardmore and the Mnln Liners nre out te redeem themselves for several defeats sustained tills week. J I in CulH nnn l.ns speared a couple of new hurl ers, while the Seuth Phils will Uf Zephi, the kid hurler who is the sen sation of the semi-pros nnd who is bo be ing widely sought by big league mali ngers as n llkelv prospect Chester nnd Viscose collide for the fourth time at Marcus Heek and the latter club hns wen the previous three games. Nerman Plitt will ngnln hurl for Frank Miller's boys. The scheduie fellows : Merrpll Mills nt St r-a'.listus enth street nnd Lebnnen avenue. Slxty-sevw l'hllauclpnla I'res at Iarmcr's, New i Yerk. VINCENT RICHARDS TRAINED BY MOTHER Feed Them and Teach Them Laugh, Her Recipe New Yerk, Aug. V2. Beys nnd men aren't made Inte tennis champions en the courts alone their mothers have something te de with that. One who is qualified te knew. Mrs. Mary Richards, mother of Vincent Richards, the nineteen- ear-old tennh star of Yonkers, N. Y.. who has teen chosen n member of the American team defending the Davis Cup, hns such an opinion. "Feed your boys well and tench them te lnugh nnd hew te play fair." is her recipe for turning out iliaiupiens, she said today. "I plav around with Vin cent we go te the theatre or have some music or read n littl". And he cats lets of geed wholesome feed. He Is nerer sick. I decidctl long nge thnt I could eliminate doctors' bills by teaching my boys te take proper care of themselves." Mrs. Richards herself Is a champion n champion of the beb-tressed, short skirted, heather steckinged modern girl, nnd her fox trotting partner, the 1021! jeung mnn. "I think modern boys nnd girls are splendid," she snid. "I especially like the girl of today. I love her bobbed hair, her short skirts, her knicker bockers and her knack nt games. I think she's mere modest thnn the old fashioned girl, because she's se llttle conscious of herself. In short, she lias the right Idea about life. "In my girlhood lns." ndded Mrs. Richards with nn audible sigh, "girls didn't go in for athletics." EIGHT-SECOND K. 0. I w,me reen scores Knockout With i we Kuncnes LeulsUHc. Ky Ang. 12. Willie Green. Philadelphia fentherweleh. j scored one of the quickest knockouts en i record when he stewed nway Jack Brltt. "f 0heu City, in eight Vecends. only ner. Brltt substituted for Willie De- im I'uiniu i ' ii f i iiif-ii u l in Will" ' verc. ' Crcen has been matched te Jimmy Brady nt Cam,, Knet ; meet ucust 20, and also is booked acninst Frnjikie Munro, nt El Pnse, Tex., then going te Les Angeles for two matches. Beets and Saddler The Saratoga Special Is the bright feature at Saratoga today, bringing to gether the best twn.yenr-elds in the country Martingale, winner of the I'nited States Hetel Handicap, takes off Caiiada Heises which seem best are: First ince. Auntle Em. Joella J , Athlete; second, I'eler Piper. End's I.eve, Clans man : thlid ("hleris, I'rocien. Knlvn! fourth. Svnip.iihv. Aiendal, Heel Tniwi fifth. Celden Sphere. (Irnre. Mnvers 1-1. ....,.,,1 ,ll. 'I'l...... 1-..I.II. n. r' i lliu.MM m. Jru .-.IlllltJ, I'llKO Jehn, ('lii.vinere; seveulh, Lady Zeus, Natural, Attorney Muir Marslmll Field, .Id, and Admiral Cnry T. (ira.vsen wen- ideeled meinliers of t,he Jockey ("ub at a meeting hhl In Hara toga vesteidiij. Mr Field is becoming pieminently cennecteil with racing In this ci.untrj, ns well un M Engliinil, Admiral (ira.vsen Is owner of the Snlubrla stable. At the Rdralegii sale 0f vcarlinea Thursday night Mrs R L. (Je'rrv tiiir. chased iiwlnf twin rnllH by HpnilUh l'rtnce. 1.M-M eMtern Lady for prcwiU prcwiU tien te her twin sons. "Gavvy" Retires Frem Plavlnn HAVE BUSY SUNDAY MlniiemielU, Aug 12 "Uavvy" Crsvuth I lernn miler leegus ami A merles n Ae- I it-en ev.lllel.Ier nd .n... "l.."'."" 3 home-run slugger of Ihx NB tlenr l.5u. has nijUlied a long career Mn nctlv. Mall A for tha Hitlers for rtJt the i" i 1. . ' & 2m.H .; V'P 1-' M "j iM .4i ' ifM . jnJ 'W i t !M te I m M I .1 m M I !'; M J KK r---Hs.ev.y,,w ,,, , least. f 'm.j.v,. fl ... ..f't, , i i-lFT e'.--- St,'
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