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Final Round of International Tennis Classic
BIG BATTLE OFF,
SAYS GOVERNOR
Official Announcement Made
, That Brennan-Dempsey Beut
i ' Will Net Take Place
SCHEDULED LABOR DAY
Indianapolis, Auff. 17. Governer
MeOrny made official annetinrcmcnt to te
iy tlmt the flslit between .Inch Deinp-
and Hill Hrennnn, scheduled for
Michigan City, Ind., en Laber Day,
'will net be. held.
"The fight will net take place," the
Governer Mild.
Whether the bout will be railed off
by the promoter or direct notion by the
'Governer "111 be required haw net been
determined. If local efficials: have net
..td hv tomorrow afternoon, however.
I the Governer will send n letter te Sher
. Iff William K. Anstiss, of Luperte
County, directing him te step tlie limit.
When told that Sheriff Anstiss and
Etrl Rowley, Lapertc County Prose
cuting Attorney, have nnneuneed they
will take no action in regard te stop step
ping the bout, the Governer sold :
"They have net heard from mi yet."
Statements of promoters of the bout
that the affair is a boxing cchibit'nn
and net a prize fight, "re net lalten
tcrieusl.v by the Governer, who lint' el ol ol
loeted newspaper advertising of the af
fair which lends hint te believe tlieie Is
no doubt of the nature of the enntist.
"Either the affair Is a prize light "r
somebody Is tiying te feel the public, "
iaid the Governer, after exnniinrug 110 110
reunts of the bout In n Chicago news
paper, In which the "knockout" blew
of Dempiey were ditcussed.
The attitude of Governer MeCniy to
ward the Denipsey-Hrennnn Ixiut i', no
iurprl'-e, in iew of his repented state
ments that Jack I)empey will net be
permitted te light in Indiana.
He has been advised by the State
J,egar Department that prize lighting
U Illegal in Indiana and is of the opin
ion that any bout involving a eild's
champion should be classed as a prize
fight.
Laporte, Ind., Aug. 17. "As far us
lam concerned flic Governer will lme
te step the bout himself, If lie wants
4t Mopped," declared Prosecuting At
torney Karl Rowley, of Luperte County,
'when told tedny that Governer McCrny
had given the Laperte County officials
right of wny te call a halt en the pro
posed Dempsey-Hrennnn light at
pilchlgnn City, Laber Day.
"It is none of my business nnd I
tm going te sit tight In the beat,"
the prosecutor snld.
GOLF OFFICIALS TO DECIDE
STATUS OF WILLIE HUNTER
Are Awaiting His Entry In Ama
teur Tourney Before Acting
New Yerk, Aug. 17. Officials of the
United States Gelf Association are
Waiting for W. I. Hunter, former Hi It
l'h amateur golf champion, te enter the
forthcoming I'nlted States national
amateur tournament before ruling en
ills status as an nmuteur, It was. learned
tedny.
He has net yet been declared In
eligible. It is stated, but officials of the
association confirm reports that the en
try of Geerge Ven Kim. of Salt Lake
City, in the national amateur tourna
ment has been rejected.
OfEelnls snld today that no formal
Statement of the reasons for the action
in Ven Kim's case would be issued. Ner
would they indicate what action would
M taken In case Hunter should enter.
Reports published recently said that
both Hunter nnd. Ven Kim had been
declared professionals by the associa
tion. These reports were circulated
anertly after the enti of one Willie
Hunter in the national professional
tournament at O.ikmnnr was icvcnled.
nlmllnrltj in names led te confusion.
The Hunter plajlng in the professional
tournament was net the former Hrltlsh
amateur champion, but his cousin, who
I" professional at the, Oiiwentsiu Club,
Chicago.
BAR 'TRAINING DOWN' FOR
CALIFORNIA SCHOOLBOYS
Has Been Directly Responsible for
Deaths In Several Instances
Sacramento, Oilif., Aug. 17. High
school principals of California havn
received instructions from the Stale
Superintendent of I'ulille Instruction
tnat under no olreumstuneos shall stu
dents be permitted te Interfere, with
their normal growth in eider te "make
weight" In nthletle competition.
In some Instances measures have
Jecn taken meiely te prevent n bev
from gaining weight usually during the
sport season," the superintendent siild.
In ether cases hets liuc been sweat
n and 'dried out' nnd even starved
In order te take off weight te a point
considerably below the normal for the
individual.
"In two extreme cases lihjslelans
nave nssertcd tlnil 'training down' was
directly responsible, for the death of
two high school bevs who contracted
pneumonia and hed net sufficient retcrvc
.,h te pull through."
TO STOP BIG BOUT
Dempsey-Brennan Fight Must Be
Called Off, Says Indiana Governer
Indianapolis, Aug. 17. Officials of
Lapert County have until li I M. to
morrow te order abandonment of the
Jack Dempsey. Hill Hrennnn fight sched
uled for Laber Day, It was indicated nt
the office of Governer McCrny. Pn
less the officials take action by that
time the Governer will elder tliu bout
topped .
Uoverner McCrny find prepared a let-
ft te Sheriff William K. Anstiss. of
lapertc Ceuntv. illi-.M'tliiL' thnt fhe
patch be abandoned, but fellow inn a
Pnference with n delegation of Mlchl Mlchl
en City residents the Governer con.
Iented te defer sending the letter, se
ant the ceuntv officials inlelit lime nil
Opportunity te take action.
Fi'te Leading Batters
in Each Majer League
AMKIHCAN I.IIAC.U:
Hi., .. ! A. II. It. II.
ebb. Detroit . 100 .11M) 74 137
BbmIiit rievrlnnd.lM 387 82 147
'Sflr. DMrelt . 02 271) 31 07
UeUinunn, Ilrtreli 107 110 70 130
J NATIONAIi I.KOi;i
p.r.
.108
.380
.318
,3J0
. r.r.
Mbr. Ht. TauU.118 430 M ll .374
UJb, tllUbursti.108 488 7H 160 .303
rUcase,,, 97 tSS J! 12 ,3fl
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What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL I.KAOUK
Club Wen Ist I'.C.
New Yerk Ofl 43 .1195
M. I-ettld nl 4H .1171
Chlrnne 03 40 .nfl3
I'lttftburicli no no .311
Cincinnati (11 1)3 .ERA
Itrnnklj-n BS Ad ,4H0
I'hllllm SH (1(1 .303
llo.ten 8.1 72 .327
AMKUK'AK T-KAOUK
Club Wen 1,01 I'.C.
St. Ijenla 07 40 .ne:
New Yerk no 47 .as I
Detroit 10 A3 .1531
iiiintKe n7 ei .mi
Cltt eland M vn .ftoe
WiiKhlneten 04 an ,wt
AthletlCH 41 ni .407
Ilosten 42 OH ,38 1
INTiniNATIONAI, I.KAOt H
W, I.. I'.C. W. t.. I'.C.
n.iltlmerr K(l Mi .711 Terente.. 00 04 .4K4
KecheKtcr 72 .10 .MM) Heading . A2 70 .421)
llnfTale . 71 no .Mil hymens? 47 7n ..li(J
,lrr. CIU 07 30 .343 Nenrk.. 38 HO .300
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.EAtH'K
rinrlnmitl. 3t I'blliulrlphlii. 1.
New Yerk. 7t I'ltlNliurich, (I.
Chlrnce. 0- llnMen. 4.
llroekbti. 3 .St. I.011U. 2.
AMKIHCAN I.UAflCK
Athletlrx. IOi Clctelnnd. 0.
Detroit. .71 New lerk. 3
St. l.eitU. 7 Unblnitten. 3 (first came).
WuHhlnnten, 11; St. Leuis. 3 (second
Biiine).
Ilosten, 8 Chicago, 3.
Patterson Faces
Gemar in Davis Cup
Centlnufil from Pace Onr
nn iineenslng din. Directly north of
the north stand n tent was erected,
where refreshments were served. This
lent was. given a big piny.
Hcnt Terrific
The beat was terrific, nnd early ar
rivals sought the shade of the treets,
n lid there they lingered until the first
match was about te start. Fifteen
minutes before the scheduled tlme for
the Patterson-De Gninur struggle te
go en, there weie net mere than fifty
persons in the stands. These were
grouped mound the entrnnrcs, for the
sides of partitions nffenled a little
shade from the het August sun.
The turf wns in perfect condition.
The Inclesure was utmost as smooth ns
a dance fleer, and as dry as cork. Tills
encouraged the foreigners, who are mere
used te plming en clay than thej are
en grnss. The splendid condition of the
turt cave the ball a high bounce, and
this was just what wns desired by the
luwidiug team.
Tour plnjers will carry the brunt
of the battle for the two nations.
Australia will depend en Gerald L.
Patterson, here of Wimbledon nnd sue-resset-
te Tilden ns world's champion,
nnd Pat O'llnrn Weed, who wen the
mixed doubles title In Hnglnnd paired
with Mile. Sirrnnne Lcnglcn, the won
der girl of Frnnre.
The fate of Snnin Is resting nn the
racquets and skill of Mnnuel Alonse,
the most spectacular player In all of
l'urepe. and Count Mnnuel de Gemar.
the athlete par excellence of continental
rejnlty.
Jose Alonse Will Net Play
Jese Alonse, brother of Manuel nnd
captain of the Invading team, lins de
cided te withdraw from nctlve pluy.
The geninl Spnninrd would give a great
deal te compete in the Dnvls Cup, but
he recognizes the prowess of De Gemar
nnd his brother and has yielded In
favor of them.
At 4:30. or immediately following
the conclusion of the first match. Man
uel Alonse will take the court against
O'llnru Weed, the man who has made
geed in a pinch for Australia.
Dwiglit V. Dnvls, the donor of the
Internationally famous trephv, will be
referee, of the mutches. He denatul the
cup originally for competition agulnst
America nnd Tnglnnd bnck in 1000, nnd
in twenty-two years hns seen this In
ternational strife develop Inte ene of
the most Important In the realm of
sport.
Eliminated France)
The Australians reached the final
rmiml threuch the elimination of France
;it the liongweod Cricket Club. Ilosten.
Spain was mere lertunaie. .lese .viem-sj
nnd his tcninmntes advanced by the do de
fault of rnglnnd.
The Australians have been in the
read since last April and up until the
time thev arrived en America's shores
enjeved remarkable success and extreme
geed' fortune. At Wimbledon they swept
through te three championships. Patter
son wen the singles nnd Weed, with
Mile. Lcnglcn, the mixed doubles, Jame
O. Andersen, the third member of the
tenm, who last year went qb far nn the
neml-finnlu in the American singles,
paired with Randelph Lvcett, of Eng
land, in the tncu's doubles nnd wen
thnt crown.
The first teurnnment in which the
Australians competed in this country
wns the Senbrlght Invitation. There
they fell before the attack of the Amer
icans but thev scarcelv had time te
become ncclimntcd. Then misfortune
camped en the trail of the men from
the "under slde of the world.'
Andeneii was stricken with bron
chitis and wns unable te play in the
semi-final at Bosten. Patterson pulled
a tendon in his nnkle and had te de
pend en the speed of his service am
geiicinl tactics te gam victory. Weed
was net overlooked In thn general
spread of ill luck. An old shoulder
pain developed at Wimbledon enine hick
en him, and he hnd te enduit' gre.it
phjsical punishment en the courts.
Anzncs Crippled
IJut Australia survived, nnd with
two men will battle for the right te
meet Americu at Ferest Hills Septem
ber 1, 2 nnd I in the challenge, round.
The Auzacs nre net in the best of
physical condition, ami this, in addi
tion te the brilliant piny of the Spiin
iiuds. has boosted the chain cs of Man
uel Alenzo and Count de Gnui.'ir. The
Spanish athletes have been t bowing
exceptional form since their arrival in
tliis (euntry. and they are far fiem
the weak team thev were reported te be.
Australia will find a worthy fee In the
game Latins.
The series will be for the best three
In five mutches, but the entire five will
lie iilnjed, regardless of whether the
final two will have any bearing en the
ultimate lentil t.
Twe singles will be plnyed today and
one (leiililes mntcn tomorrow. In the
doubles Weed and Patterson will op
pose Manuel Alonre and Count de
Gemar This match will also stmt at
,1 o'clock. On Sntuidii) Weed will plav
De Gemar at 2:.'i0. and nt -1 Pnttcr.-en
w ill take en Manuel Alonye,
The Goimaiitewii Cricket Club can
be i cached by the Peiuisjlvnnla Hull Hull
lead te Queen Lnne station or by
meter along the Klvcr Drive te Wis Wis
sahlckeu uvcuiie.
BROWN JOINS PIRATES
Reading Club Reported te Have Re
ceived $15,000 for Twlrler
HradliiK. I'a.. Auk. 17. Mjrt t.
Ilrevvn, star right-hand pttcner ut the
lleadliiR cluhe of the International
League, left for Pittsburgh, today te
Jein the PirateH. f
A straight cash; consideration with
no pluyer,; Involved was secured land
EVENING PUBLIC.
PLAY IN DAVIS CUP TENNIS TODAY
?naeF
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
!: " r ', -' -- mkuk, ; mmma
.371 .802 Jaglib EiW! 9:- -- r 'vsOTBIHBr ii Australia
.487 .478 3L' j?i eifiMMwWSKKmMMM I
,4is .401 vf v'0;;J?!l4'PBHiH w
iff ' n twSKB
mm .m m. 'Hi & ?mm
NATIONAL T UXniT
si. M. T. IV. Tl.
Chlrnce 11 H ill p III
Pittsburgh I I ! II 17
M. I.euls ft 0 2 is
Philadelphia S 10 0 I 13
New Yerk . 4 2 7 jh
Cincinnati ff :i a 11
llel'in . 2 3 I n
llroel.ljn 3 3 0
AMKKICN I.n.(!l'K
S. AI. T. W. Tl.
Cli-vcliinil S 11 II 2K
ChlniKO 0 - 10
Waslilnptnn a , 1 1 24
Allilillre j... 11 10 21
M. 1-outs 3 8 10 21
liciMuii -r 11 a 111
Detroit .. ". 1 7 10
New erk ...... -i 3 3 7
INTKUNAT10NAI. I.EAC.t'K
. l. T. W. Tl.
Ilaltlmerc ' H ; J'; J.I
Kerhehlcr Z? 1.1 4
llenUlnis fi 'i U
Torent. " J JO
llnn-nle . 3 1 II 10
Jewy City S l 5 7, 2
Newark 4 n II II
Syracuse . II -t 0 3 18
Sarazen-French
Lead Gelf Rivals
Continual from Puice One
par three. Gene 1 up
Cruikshank's
third was short and Snrnzen holed Ills
third te take the seventeenth. Gene -up.
They halved the eighteenth In
four. Gene 2 up.
The cards:
Sarazen
In
Crulkshank'
In
64S4453 3 437
-00
n i 4
3 3 13 4 43571
Afternoon Round
Snrazen Increased hi lead en the
very first hole of the afternoon round
when he took a birdie four. Crulk
shunk found two traps, and never had
a 1 bunce. Gene, I! up.
They halved the second with par
K Sarazen lielnc still ii up.
The nest two holeN were also halved
In !i each, se at the end of the twe.'p twe.'p
sccend hole Gene held the ceuimandlng
leqd of 3 up.
French-Gelden Match
Gelden wna unsteady at the begin
ning of his match with French. They
halved the first In 0, ene ever par.
Gelden missed a ehert putt for a 4 en
the second nnd French made his.
French 1 up. Gelden nualn putted
poorly and lest the third, where French
holed n par -1. French - up. Heth
were In traps guardlnc the fourth hole,
which they halved in 4. French J up.
Gelden continued te play poorly. He
took ,r en the fifth which French holed
in pur 4. French 3 up. French made
a wonderful drive te the sKth and sank
his putt for a birdie L'. French 1 up.
Gelden missed his putt en the seventh
and French holed his fourth. French
li up. Beth lieled birds en thn short
elRhtli. Frencb Ti up. Fieneh Ret a
blidle 4 for the ninth, but Golden's per
fect approach and Ieiib putt gave him
an encle 3, French 4 up.
Cards :
Out""" 0 I 4.'. 4 3 13 4-30
0Oeldv- B , 3 B 3 an
Gelden found a trap nnd Prene'.,
plajini! pnfe, wen thu tenth with a
par 5. French & up. Then French
hooked Inte 11 trap and Geldcn's par 4
took the eleventh. French 4 up. The
long twelfth was halved In R. French
4 up. French missed bin putt and
Gelden sank his third te win the thir
teenth, l'loneh 3 up. They shot par
fours at the feuiteenth. French 3 up.
Had putting iest Gelden the fifteenth.
Ficncli itet 11 par four. 1 reiicl 4 up.
They plnyul the hixteenth perfecllv, fur (
liar threes. French 4 up. French j
Ulu rtwnln en the hrvrntoenth ami j
Gelden failed te get iireund, rIvIiir ,
French the hole en a par four. French '
.1 up. lienieu (oeu tlie last nole wkii
a birdie four, the result of u beautiful
uppreai h. I'lencli 1 up.
(irds
t'rtiu h
In 5 0 5 14 4 3 4 54070
lnMen- nssna a 4-3'J-M)
JOHNSTON NET VICTOR
... a 1 w,i 1 r. 1 r-i 1
Kelleher Alse Wins In Semi-Final
at Newport
Newport, It. I.. Aug. 17. W. M.
Johnslen, Sun Kriiuolsee, deleatcd
Heward (. Klnsey, San I'mncisce,
(l-:i tl--'. and II. G. Kelleher, New
YeiKi defeated N. W. NIIch. Ilosten,
-.',. .'((!, (1-il in the semi-final round
of the Casine tennlH teiiruiimeut today.
Other Sports en Pages 16 and 17
TIIK MnnNINO AFTK.R
TIIK NinilT I1KKOKK -
De you i'y beball or fellow tt regu
larly, J(fn in iwiugni
lht hauball .eerea
LWrifJSafl3fi'
LEDGER - PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
111 mrM' y
iw fmlWM Wm& ' wJ y i
I i f y , , ii I
Ceutctde- GOVfAR., SpasxC
BILL 1 Ti
EFEATS KINSEY
Will Meet Hugh Kelleher
Final of Newport Ten
nis Tourney
in
NAT WILES IS BEA'T EN:
Newport. It. I Aug. 17. William 1
M. Johnsten will oppose Hugh "Pat"
ivuiiouer in tne iinius et 1110 .ewpeit
Invitation tennis teiiinnment tomeirovv
morning. Johnsten is a 11) te 1 favor
ite te capture thin event tomorrow. He
defeated Heward Klnsey fl-3, O-'J, while
Kelleher "pulled" semewhnt of a sur
prise by eliminating Nntlinnlel V.
Nilcs in n tlireo-set struggle, 7-R, 3-0,
.Tnhnsfen eutclnsed Klnsey from start
te linKh. His shots had a great deal of
p.iee and depth. Klnsey fought hard,
but was never really in the running. The
latter plujs a steatlv 0I1011 game, mixing
In a few hc.ivil.v topped drives ecca-
" 1
ecca-
sienall.v. He usually plays an uccurute,
but rather soft, game.
Today Johnsten's drives broke up bis
game completely. "Little Hill's" shots
were tee fast. The latter did net give
his opponent n clinnce te be steady. His
drives nnd volleys weru very decisive.
Klnvey held his service in the first nnd
third games, leading 2-1. Johnsten
Rtarted te get Relng, ran out four
strntglit games for 11 R-12 lend. Klnsey
then wen ills own service only te have
"Hillv" de tiie mine for the set, tl-3.
Klnsey took ills own service in the
opening game of the second set, then
Johnsten annexed live straight gnnies
for n R-1 lend. lie later again lest hi"
opponent's service, but finished the
mutch en a long deuce game by captur
ing his own.
CUE TOURNEY SLATED
Ten Lecal Players te Contest
at
Recreation
Ten local players will contest i ..
1 pocket hllliaid round-robin tournament
nt the Kecreiitlnu Acndeiu.v, 1023 Mar
ket street, beginning Monday.
The tournament will run for several
weeks, each contestant plning every
ether one unce. Twe games will be
played each night, starling nt 7:30.
Four pil.es will be given te the lead
ing four ut 1 lie did of the tournament
and a Hrunswick cue will be awarded
te the plover ui.ikiiie' the highest run
Philadelphia Girls In Big Swim
M' '. auu. 1. rhllulpiphla m t,
mlIia c,liimp,Inhh, nlch 1, ,"V h"i'l
Hatunluy In the ilunhutiin li.nch l..iBe..n
hy Jh Allesa niu.inur L'hl unj .MurBuret
""mtmL-r- u Tun.m , ,
I'mimlnlrhlanii i.re three ut the werirt-S
jtrc.uent uomen nninumri iieifn Wain.
wrlcht. of New Yerk.
Uirirude IM.-rl
Mlas Hilda J.iniun, of
Liverpool.
uud
Yeu Aute Knew
Allew jour meter te Idle ns llttle an pos-
slljt
I or riurlent perr.irmnnce the distributer 1 (I
1 ..,.',," r1""""1 "" uuniidl ut least ence I
" """" ,
A" l'"ts ilieuld be removed from tlm in
time thnmuuhiv w.Kihe.i in kerei,cnu a. S
I Utllled Ullll A KM"! STOIIkO,
Mnke sure our body lmlts nre Becurely
fnHlcmd Itti celter pins or lock nuts.
If the jftrleiifi benrlnir nurfnrns of
brnke contrelM nre ret rcKuIiily ii.i,rle.tV..i e01"0'9 In tlie Intermedliite und senior clsht
they will bind bt'ciiuw of ruit und dirt. a uvents evt'r " one-mlle course.
When a fan belt beBln te show tlanm nt
i.Ml.pln? It 18 n s-oed plan te tak" Pli
off und reveme It. "
llK.w'M't, erenie nnd nil heuld net be
,SStKV'ttDL,Jil.VJi!nr...Vr...
.Tembvta .bjr. tjfi , application I. "Si" 'IuJwrra I
Starts at
GORDON IS A COMER
Nlcetewn Welter Meets
Willis
at
Legan A, A.
Danny Gorden, Nlcetewn's latest
fistic luminary nnd n welterweight, who
hns been winning his matches consist
ently and leeks like n comer, will ap
pear In the star bout of eight rounds
nt thn Legan A. A., tonight. Adnm
Hrnn hns matched Gorden with Stanley
Willis, of Tnceny.
Pedre Cnmpe, the Fillipino light
weight, Is te go en ngainst Geerglc
Itusscll, of Seuthwnrk, in the semi
final. Heth nre bard bitters, nnd n
knockout may decide the victor of this
match.
Dan Gartln, former nntlnnnl fima
teur champion, tackles Mickey Dillen.
Mlckev Gelden hooks up with Noting
Chnpple. and Kid Maye will open the
show with Jack Piiwlus.
Whitman F. C. Wants Games
Due te cnncellntlnn nf K.imn the Whltrnjij
Fleltl Cluli hn Sunday. Ausuit 20. "u
I.nlier Diy. Hfpteirbcr 4. epn ter nw ,"';
tlat home team. Cnll Miirket JOIO or
Hace 0241 nnd anK for ! Cumllll.
CUES FEATURE
AT FOREST HILLS
Play Second and Third Round
Matches in Women's National
Tennis Championships
EAST VS. WEST IN SINGLES
Ferest HUN.
'L""',1 ,,1,''nI
X. Y., Aug. 17. Sec
round doubles matches
Tirecrnm tnilnv In li
women's national tennis championships
at the West Side Club.
.Miss H,dcn Wills nnd Mrs. Mnrien
Zlnderstein .Tesstip opposed Miss Mnr
giierlte Davis. St. Paul, nnd Mrs. W.
vi. biiedden. In n second round match.
In leading third-round matches, Mrs.
May Sutten Hmtdy nnd Miss Helen
Hoeker opposed Miss Gladys Hutchlns
and Mrs. Kntherlne Gardner, Miss I.cs
lie Hancreft nnd Miss Martha ISnvnrtl
met Miss Clare Cn.sel and Miss iarle
Wagner: Mrs. Mella H. Mallery and
Miss I. dith Slgeurnej met Mrs. Prank
H. Godfrey nnd .Mrs. Hurry Hlckle and
Irs, Giorge I,. Chnrimim mul Misu
Inrlnn ( Minnni'iti urn ,.. ..nA .1 .
: " " ; ., ";." ', - '" ""',l l"l- ""
" '" "" iiis-ucssup nnu Hticdden
Duvls match.
Twe Kustern and two Western pi.iv
ers jestcrday ndvanced te the semi
finals in the singles, which will be
plnyed tomorrow. MLss Wills defeated
Mrs. Jessiip, 2-0, 0-4, 0-2; Mrs. Hundv
defeated Miss Ilnyard, 12-10. 4-0. 0-0";
Miss Ilnncreft wen from Miss Cnsel
8-tl. fl-3, and Mrs. Mallery defeated
Miss Slgeurney, (J-0, 0-1.
3 HELD ON DRUG CHARGE
AFTER CHASE AND CAPTURE
Police
Say Suspects Threw
Away
Narcotics in Flight
Twe men, licensed of having drugs
in their possession, were captured in
the bathroom of 11 house en Ninth street
last night nfter a chase by a detec
tive. In their (light thev are said te
have thrown away a pin kage contain
ing narcotics.
Palieliiiiin Tliren told Magistrate
Kenshaw teduj that when he saw three
men inn uwuj at his approach, he pur
sued and caught Law rem 0 Ctindrie,
Washington, I). ('., the ether two run
ning into a nearby house.
lie turned his prisoner ever te n de
tective, he said, and went into the house,
where he found the occupants alarmed
bj the Intrusion of the fugitives, whom
he inptured.
Tee latter gave their names as James
McNeil. Wallace Mieet neai Tenth, and
(iierge Helmes, of Washington. All
three weie held in $101)0 bail for 11 fur
ther hearing August 24.
Stoneham Pays $35,000 for McKee
Nmiteir.i.
Aug 17 -.MKte the twe-seiir-
Wltlintln and Itnlkin..,!.. .. v.1.
ild son of
c.irried the celnrB of Jehn Madden home first
ill niyumnir r,t4H,.M m lA.llne)t 1 ',, I K .Old
fuceml In tlu harateKu .Speeiul wns bought
by Char Ifii bieniham for r.r, ene fr".
Ini et Hit, uriib llurf Handicap and
In that race under thu colors of his
owner.
run
ran new
Teney Gees te Cardinals
Ilosten, Ails' 17. -Pitcher l"r,
been rvltMKi'd te the St I.nu
Ml Tnnev h,.
.I.euU Njtfennla
. ., .......... ..... ..uniuii .-wuienru i...iifiii
lull Hlilieuiicid tedny Totiei M. ,,r.. .
d.-al thai
Pl.itrs iic'iulr.d by the llravea in ihA
sent Hugh McQuillan t i Urn
(iianta
Argonaut te Rew at Baltimore
Terente. Out.. Aui: 17 Hid u,i,i, ...
tln nnd coach of the Arnenaut llettpiB
Club, unnnunivtl thnt he would take th
deuble blue ch.implennhlp Junier crew ie
remPMta In thn Mlddle HttttON retuiu. it
llnltlmore en Heptember 4. llin crew win
Call for Yale Grid Candidates
e Union, Conn,. Ausr 17 Koeibll
caiidMMea at Yulu Unlverlty hate been
netllled te rtpert for practice September 3,
Aute Stelen at Willow Greve
A touring car vniued et $1800, pren.
crty of Charles Zprett, et 043 Hecklind
ciL ?l 5',u,r,M Wtt, t W KeclilinO-46t
AUGUST 17, 1922
Germantown Cricket
CATHERINE BROWN
WINS TWO RACES
Fair Runner Triumphs in 50 and
75 Yard Dashes in Rail
road Meet
EBERTS GETS THREE FIRSTS
Catherine Hrewn nnd Jehnnv T.berts
ennbled the Mnlntennnce of Wav De
pnrtit.ent te win the nnnunl track ijnn
field I'hamiiienshlps of the Philndelph n
Terminal Division. Pennsvlvnnln unii unii
rend. nn the P. It. R. Y. M. f . A.
grounds, Forty-fourth Btreet and PnrK
slde nvenne this nftorneon.
The finnl point score of. the meet,
with the exception of the tennis events,
follews: ,, , .
Mnlntennnce of Wnv. RO; Mnlnto Mnlnte Mnlnto
nnnce of Kquipinent. 2S ; Trnininastcri.
1R; Agents Department. 1R; Division
Operators. 5; Head Foremen of Kn Kn
gines. 3 j Division of Accountants, J.
TI10 winnerH of tednv's meet will
he sent te Altoenn nnd Tyrene te rep
resent tiie Phllntlelpbln Termlnnl in
the nnnunl meet of the Pennsylvania
Svvtcm, held en September 23.
Miss Hrewn wen the fifty nnd sev-entv-fivc-ynrd
dashes In rather easy
fashion. She stepped te the front nt
tiie beginning of each race and never
was headed. Her time In the flftv
vard dnsh was eight seconds flat, while
she wen the seventy-five-ynrd dash In
ten and one-fifth seconds. t
Tlhrrtq. n well-known scrni-prebnse-
ball star, showed speed In winning three
of bis events. He first copped the cen
tury dnsh, beating Dave Harel. of the
Maintenance Dnuipmcnt Department.
In n close finish. The time wns 10 3-.
second".
Fberts then wen the 220-ynrd dnsh.
Tt. Jehnsen. Jr.. n former Wnshingten
High Scheel star, get away te a peer
start In this race, but caught the field
nt the hnlf-wny mark. He nnd Eberts
then raced neck-nnd-neck until n few
steps from the line, which Eberts crossed
nrst. w innins hy nn men. 1 no w inner ,
time wns 23 4-R seconds.
Kberts nlse took the honors in elr-
ding the bases, establishing n record 1
fur llin pvent. ITU time wns 14 4-R
'seconds. The old record of IRVa 'PC" I
ends wns ninde by J. Hinek, of Hnltl
I mere, at Dennlsen, O.. Inst sear.
The Maintenance of Wny star nlse
attempted te win first honors in the
running bread jump. lie wns unsuc
cessful, bow ever, being beaten bv Jee
Council, of the Mnlntennnce of Equip
ment Department. Council's winning
leap wnsi 10 feet 11 Inches.
J. Meran. of the TrninmnMer's De
partment, showed his heels te the field
in the mile run. Mernn finished the
rnce with 200 ynrds te spare. Ills
time was R minutes 2R seconds.
Itey Leng, sporting the colors of the
Maintenance Equipment Department,
wen the RSO-ynrd d.ish. Leng allowed
himself te he paced by the ether 1 tin
ners until nlmest half of the final lap
had been completed. Then he stepped
out into the lead nnd crossed the line
n winner nbeut n yard in front of
Charlie Hayer, a teammate. Leng's
time was 2:18.
W. J. Patterson, of the Moadowbreok
Club, competing for the Agents De
partment, wns the winner of the running
high jump event. Patterson had an easy
time and wns forced te jump only R
feet 3 inches te emerge victorious. He
finished second in the Pennsylvania Sys
tem championships Inst jenr, and L. A.
Crawford, a teammate, was second te
day.
G. D. "Hank" Itnmsey. of the Pay
master's Department, nlse hnd an ensy
time in the shetput. Knmsey tossed the
lend pill 30 feet 0'a Inches. Snm
Palmer, of the Maintenance Equipment
Department, was second.
Hrewn nnd Eppley. both of the Divi
sion Operators' Department, with 21
points each, wen the doubles in the
queit pitching event. They defeated
Tiemnn, who scored (! points, and
('onto, who tallied 14.
The tennis matches and n baseball
game started imiiiedintclv after the
completion of the track and field events
The Philadelphia Terminal team, one
of the best in semi-pre ranks, met the
New Jersey Division team, of Hobekcn,
111 the baseball game. The same elubi
met last week, with the local aggrega
tion emerging en the winning end.
Summary :
100-itnt rtaeh (nmt heat V Wen by
Hberts M W : cenfl, JehnMan. M. E i
thlrrt, Ilaxtir. M V Time lis.
Sweni! heat Wen by Harel. M. E : sec
ond Slbcrt, A; thlnl, Cennell. Time, Ha
Half-mllfl run Wen By Hey lAng Jt. E :
second Ildimer, M. E , third. Durborrow.
M V . fourth, llrltlln, It. O. E Time
50-yard dash Wen bv Cathr1ne
M W , ur.ml, Catherine Purdi .
Ttrewn.
As-cnta
If E
T M
. thirl.
Department third Anna Masulre,
Time 7 4-5
I Mile, run Wen by I. J. Mernn
oend M I1 Ppnnvpnclter M E
, VV llrlttcn. fourth. W. 05 Crawford,
1 Time .".in. 25s
M. W.
10i)-.ir.l dish (final he-it Wen
I EhertH. M W . ctrunil Ji Harel M
, third filbert Afcnte. fourth. Johnsten
by
l:
SI.
i 1 nne iu n-.
Shutout Wen by n namsev. r St .
I cecen.l .s l'almtT M E third, fro-wferd,
M W fourth. Durborrow, M. W. l)is
tunre, 30 ft. H'4 In ...
, i'n-raril dnch Wen by J Elxrts, M W.1
HOceml JI Jehnsifii, M E, thlnl, O Den- I
ni'll T. M fourth, llaxter. M E. Time
I 'J J 4 -fix I
Htirll Jurnn- Wen hv T.i,,rtrrtM a ...
??"'":! (;r"wfer,l AKfntM thlnl! Kettuc'
J1'. W.. . 'eurtl1' llimccy. T. M Helsht.
iii ft .1 in.
I 7' vunlduch for tlrls Wen bv Catherine
,Hren M eretnl, ("ath, rlnn I'urily,
Afentc third Anna MiBuirc. third. Time,
10 t-flH
I Ilre.id Jump Wen ly .1 Cennll, M. E
cecend J Eterti. Jt w . third (; n
lliiince). T si . fourth O N Durborrow
.M W Dlitunre. lu ft 11 in uruorrew.
rirclln b(.m iiBiiliiBt time Wen hy
P,UrvtS' afmM ir''.,M'l' third. Sener.
I) A. 'lime. 1I4-5h inuw record).
CW THE RAIL
,v,Jnnkn"?n r",tn.n '0:lml Jh" nnir t'etfr In
th 2 07 pac.' than In the frte-fer-all ihi
ipIjss thnt thi- Malltea han bten rue nt In
until he cum htrt. "k '"
lMp. Krlwe his utaitwl in thrc ,.. i
1 "U't!""1 "r''nd "" '" n '. net "eit
Ce' Thi Clre.it I.ullunter trotted a te 1H0
beVt '" ,,,n ",r""ih l
retcr Will Tell ran phetr plenty of whizz
" "3 ati ine wny,
Th rncfl ftt the .rth IUndaJI tra
uerend
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ihe tirht te hMt. .,,:; .: :i '"'. "t
I iIre The iiiln l.enlr m.uI ii.. i" . ..."'."" ."a1
'.... .L ... . " " ." I..NE
but the pilnteil tondltlenit of the North linn
! viu Tv"lfc!M " ,h l'l'P8lt- w' Pellm.
Ih rls'ht
Mlkn Kelly was buny
the flrat heat of the
HtnrterM were shut nut
Y.nIn- he flair in
Kelm pace. Three
Jimmy McKnrrnn, Jehn Henry n,i te
Clratten will mahe Mnriraret lllllen .n 7y
that, free-for-all today, bit Mi r hi". B. '
nheuld win
i And. t he knnif. uinJil 7,.'"" ?
mrlt of 2 OOU nt llelmn.,,' .T..VT" ". ". ""'
marie
tered
that.
Northwest Has Sat. and Sun. Open
The North We.t J'rofea.lennU ar open
for barebnll cnanirementa ihi- u .'.?. "peI!
Sunday. The ProfeaHenil. are" 'WA?:,' ,""'
the tYratlaa. henu TtiVrei th"
trattunK mne and nr wtlllna- te m... ".".
in eajer
.
ei
ion -rue-. ilV. y a ,hl " fa
but either the W,t or thn Km, l u,
... .. ..... v-.t. ... ,. .an r.u-p wenr ,. ,
tiiuT tne ifiHHioe nenr
Davis Cup Final
AUSTRALIA vs. SPAIN
Dcglnnlnff today will be described and
annlyzed by
William T. Tilden, 2d
AMKK1CAN CHAMPION
nnd
EDWIN J. POLLOCK
In the
(Ebem'ng public JLebQcv
SEVENTY-EIGHT ENTRIES
IN WESTERN OPEN GOLF
Barnes, Farrell and Crulkshank
Latest Stare te Enter
Detroit, Aug. 17. The names of
twenty-seven professional and amateur
golfer were added tedny te the list
of entries for tiie Western open tourna
ment te be held nt Oakland Hills next
week. The total new stands at seventy
eight. The latest additions Include the
names of several pros who have some re
cent netnble performances te their
credit mob as Johnny Farrell, winner
of the Shawnee tournament and con
queror of Jim Humes nt Onkment.
Anether Is Rebert Crulkshank, Gene
Srtrnzen's opponent at Pittsburgh to te
dny : Geerge Sargent, of Columbus,
former national open champion ; Llevd
Gulllekseii. former public links cham
pion of Chicago; Geerge Turnbull nnd
V. O. Hart, of Marietta. ().. who sprung
into prominent' nt Skekie. nlse will try
for the Western open crown.
Teurnnment eflicinls here heard
"Chick" Evans entry might be expected
in a dav or. two.
Wldrlg New Largest Stockholder
Clnrlnmitl, O., Auif. 17 It twenme known
here that I.eu WlilrlK, trennurer of the Cln
clnnntl tmsfball club, l.fCHmi" the Heaviest
Hterkhnlder In th erKnnlzatlnn t,y hln pur
rh.ii" nf ln0 chare of etnek In the club
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AT DOUBLES TITLE
Sheeting at Targets in Parli.
Affords Thrills for Gunner
and Spectator
FEATURE OF BIG TOURNEY
MARKSM
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Deuble target sheeting has mera
thrills for spectators than any ether
Mjle of smashing clay birds. There
fore, it Is expected that the gallery en
the Absenn Hoiilevard, Atlnntic Oltjr, 1
N. J., will be very large en Tuesday, ,
.September 12, the second liny of the
1022 Grand American eluy target chntn'
pienslilps. On this day both the nma- 1
tour und professional clininpiensliipti at"
double targets will be contested. ,
Anether feature event which It ex
pected te Interest the gnller.v Is the
junior trnpshoetlng championship. In
tills event bejs ranging In nge from ten
te eighteen ,enrs will sheet 11 1 100 single
tnrgets te determine which of the youths
is entitled te wenr the trapsliootin trapslieotin trapslioetin
irovMi. In double target sheeting two elaf;
birds are sprung from tiie trap simul
taneously. One tiles te the right, the
ether te the left, nnd the shooter Is per
mitted two shots, one at each of the
targets.
This style of sheeting approximate)
mere ncnrlj than any ether the sheeting
at birds in the l'eld A skilled performer
can provide n thrill for tiie spectators
cverv time lie sheets nt n pair, for he
must be censtnntlj en the ulert te antic
ipate the varying flight of the targets
which 11111 j be caused bj wind condi
tions. There are a number of trapshoeters
who, because of the difficulties sur
rounding it. would rather win the
double target championship thnn nnyJ
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