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Despite Defeat Temmy Loughran Shows Grit and Rallies Before Finish of Beut With Tunne
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WEIGHT HANDICAP
DEFEATS LOUGHRAN
Dropped for "Nine" m
. First Round by Gene
Tunncy, Temmy Flares
Inter and Finishes in
I Great RallyBefere 22,000'
JO .POUNDS LIGHTER
nv i-ens ii. jaffk
A1IVINT. nwny seniethlnR like en
GPnun.l r mere pTkimI tee much
rf linn.llc.iP for Teminr Wirnii.
,,, n mi.MloelKl.t. n...1 the Se. .1,
Philadrlphlt ,.lnctoenivonr...l.1 today
1 Hint he M.ppe.1 out of his clnss
verrPEi ilinmii.ni ... ,........, ....
WW nnlnit In elR.it. rounds nt the
$ !Sr "- nrr,r,h:
tftUiiKh "' ,"" -tn.l finished
ii li n inllv in the last three tnlniitps
h,t i" hflil the 22.000 fmiM til. nnithPlr
f.Pt rnetlns hind for the local enlrv.
Tunnev was entirely tee stieiiR fop
Tmtsliinit. Me crowded Temmy most
if the time intiRhinB Mm .en the riipps
1 Vve.nl times Koferee "1111 lv"
Recnn hid t' 'iiiitlim the New uikcr
ler unnei-earj jostling.
V TllT '''' leund Leughian's
lemmkahle irciiperatlee peiras
tatcil him fiem' Icing put te sleep.
A tcmfif ii'iht-hander. flush en the
thin, dropped Temmy iWffi a bant te
Ait knees. The youth trial te pet
vn nt r-r count of three, just about
cnt In his firt near the inpes, ami
then irrnt dnun ngain, staying theie
until "nine."
WHHX he reg'ilned his rnuilihrliini
LnuRliinn vviiv "linkj : hut he mnde
Tunned inNs nimtlier right-hnmler, fell
Inte n elineli and. hy rrnsen of his de
finlte vveik. ns 'II hi heMiiiR tactics.
T. I'nttlfk succeeded In lifting out the
nther 'tnimv einte.
Tunncj St.iffffpml
Ihvlnc elite' ed the rltic with n dnm
tCOil In.e" Up. Tiinne'. nieiltli 'ni toil
te show bleed with the eiv first jab
landpfl h, I.nicdiriin, (ind uhen he ennip
cut for tliP 'pennil spsien fSpue still
vni bliPdnu' Throughout "Hint iiprled
I.euRhrnn n u.teful, most of tlie time
en the defensive, mid he took no
einwc-1
The thild rmitid wnn entirely differ
ent. As een im the lcnilieil tlie ren
ter of the iins I.eiiRhrnn Mdc-Mppin'il n
hfty rlsht hiis by Tunnej nnd, with
tfap Inttrr Rnlne nj . Temmy elipped him
Miln I the e.ii with n t-tar-benrd setk.
The Mnu shook up (Jcne, nnd I.oiiRh I.eiiRh
ran wa en him, rirlving'beth lmnds te
the lirad.
LeuRhrnu showed a let of speed nnd
cifurnr-H. mnkliiR Ttinnev miss often.
while lie muerked ,i Heik of left jabs
that eiinrd him this leund. se ihnt
at the Imisli of the finer minute.1! It wns
te t" one In (leiip's f:ner.
luntic dime eit for the fourth
riwetiiiR HKlit nffpr right nt Tem's chin,
lie Inniled une or two, but I.eiiKhnui
weceeili'd in KptpiiiR lilmsplf out of ihe
ten of met of ihe New VeiLer's heftv
n!lop. Then fJene sltrhpd nnd be-nh
Ita-llng with his left, following with n
rijht, In one - two fashion. AriiIii
Themas v.ns r.hle te keep his feo mis-liiR.
L
Oir.HlHV flmed after about a
' minute nurl n hnJf nt yA. ... ji.
ami he finished stieugly and in a
bn'linnt in". He jabhed Tunney
tUfflij nnd nfle alie thlving hnrd
fijii In th hedy, nnd at the finmh
lemmii imm intitled te a e0-50 snltt
for the yciind.
Tntli; the Intennl between the
Y fnirth .nul lifth rounds. "1'hllndel
rhh ,la,k' (I'llibn. in Ills Iip.mI.u n
Wins niiildlPweiKhi, Middenlj n.nde
Hs nppenrniife in LoiiRhr.in'e corner.
H" cneimr ised thp l'hllndelpliinn with
mice tn koep stepping, te feint nnd
te maKp Tunnev miss.
Fall? After Miss
That's pencil) what I.eiiRhrnn did nt
t start of the fifth. In his ninlpty
te rpt mop K... , i.in..r. ....!.. ri. A..
tniw.1 Tem s chin by Inches ns the lat-
". ciur(vppiMi nun iipni leu nut en
hi f.IlP IlltlWW. l..n....l. !. .....
Ihfre WPlf. pnmi. unmlnli.a .lin
iheinjlu Lem-lirnn liad kneckeil down
""f. inn ii i puni'h wits liiiitled.
TUnilPV U.IS din nfirriwuMt. tlirnili.li.
OUt thnt fifil, ...,,l I ..... I l.,... ..
.V i . ' .iini ui-pi i .iiuiil fill lit
tte ili'fpiiMu mi Hint while little dnm-
jne w.i time the (iethum Rleveninn's
XOminr. tnt 11... . . ,.!.! I I.I... t..t..
. , .. , M iiii nit mi mill ie a muiiii;
"r the iniitiii
Leitcluun Ihipi1 well nt the stmt of
tie M(h u,. .i.,...i ,,,i ,,ii, i
fiUfl dOtllllil iii r.i(.li..il fltvlil mnuw
nit nut it in ii in i im tit
i ' t'-ti'ii. i v iifstii .i-t
ninnn thn iM,ii..,i..i.,i.i,,., i,n .t,in
M lus kiin.-s snaued :i bit. then Hten-
ins In. Tiiiiiie; hooked (l left te the
)0l ntiil l. i . . .. i.... r.i mi. .
. ...... -.ii-iurii in Nl'llKt'll lOIU. Lilt"
C0m nf ,1 i c i I 1
e,t f I'fll'lll IIIUIKI l.OUIIIllU
iht1" fnt1-1"''1 '"'! he appeal ed te be
;,- u- ,. .lr,,((. ,,, llls lerner.
iiie iiptiii)IR ,,f tK, s,.,.nth found
MJgliran lintliiK his tumor still n bit
"'l He hnul awin. with Tunney
trr "i""'1 ""dliiR the downtewner,
liJi "tnieHt te get in or a riRht-
K,.if,V.r "'""M P" "P."
ti.nl, '" reunii, i.eugnrnn sun-
:," "en,i s m.,,,,,,1, pll,l,0,l te have
, """' I"1 tit IN iwt sli-pllirl h mill
rctl Tunnix bin k with a n-rles of
Wnche-, i i,flll ,, ,)0jy
J
CS1 ?,reic the hrll elnnr,l. en,l.
'17 the round, n haid Leu ah ran
f'Sht shook up V'imiicy.
T
HEN
enme the eighth. With Tunney
1,1 friuit, four rounds in
his
Chancys Left Hatters
France te Fleer in Second
Who,,
I'arl France's seconds
"'"IlCl!
lilt. I the tin., .. l.tl.. I.,, iini.
?n iie ii 1. :.",':... .
Ill tlie knnnml rmtttil
.st "'(.'lit s hunt 111 the Phils Park,
' "fP I'linn... ., I....I1. I.n-
cah , -.. , lllllllllltl.llllll 111
1 ', h"u ""ler Kefeiee Joetiriffe
'"smiil live up until that time.
It
"US tn,, Mliiinl l.ne, Inlnui, ..f tlin
of the
round
iukI a left, te the jaw
lid tlie
trlcl,
1 I'l'ie wns llnnieil In 11 left
.7 """Uiit
of nine a minute, and
l"irtv t ,r..
I a 11
seconds after the start
;t ti
10 1 . ....
lewi., , . "M""' ""l,"K "R',
" u I.I vx.tJ, his ,!., r(.Rtms
.I"" Inwri ,,, ii,, , ,,. ,i
feet.
siill giegu'v, and tpn seconds
Js .1, .l .. 1.1 .1. . ..
later
tQi.,1 '.,...,uu nun iiiiiiiiier
backZV, 7','!(l tll,s u,ne falli,,B
WhPn i'1,""11 lpR l'ni under him.
Jbtcan . ! 'i',"'1 l0 hiH f,,ct r"
hid h! """Rnnnt hecnuse the bout
n,. !," ""I'Pnl, crying: "Ne, no
-""""uiun't have done It."
Fam Contribute $762.29
te Beb Maxwell Memerial
Moving fans of this clt respQinled
geneieusly t tlif nppenl for eon een eon
trlbiillens te the Hubert W. Max
well Meiiieilal l'lind nnd n total of
!?702.2!l wiih i'iiIIppIimI. Hy thp per per
inlNslen of I'lometpis (iiinnls mill
Til) ler, iiiiiielintement of the eollec eellec eollec
tieu wns ninth' bv .tee (Jrlffe and
Rlrls fiem the (Jills' Hervlce l.enRiie
under the tlilectlen of Miss Hese
Ostiew paused down the iiIhIcn nnd
reee4vetl the cubsi liptleus.
favor, two even and one belonging te
i.eiighran. Temmy mnde his usual last
round finish, rtiinl! niinthpring the
I vlBiter with puiiches. The Heiilh Thlla
' tlelphlmi was all eer Tunne like n
clenk. Up landed blew after blew nnd
hnrtlly Mopped for u hecend in bU nt
Inch. In the meantime One floundered
around without being permitted te get
set.
Thnt grp.nt finish of Lnitglirnn fnRcl
nnled the big gnlliering. Temmy showed,
despite the big linmllciip In weight nnd
nlt-e 'l'uniii'j's ndvnntnge in exppilence,
he tlid net lack grit, and there wns no
doubt in the minds of n majority of
fans that 11 different pter would nine
been written had the poundage been
aiiywhere near eiiunl. '
Brown Trims Met an
The l.tniglirau-Ttinnev inntth wns
put en following the thild bout, thnt be
tween Harry Kid Hrewn and l'.il Meiaii,
lifter it hull been curtailed te fit rounds
because u slight diiazle had started
during the fourth frame of the latter
contest. Fer the half tleren rounds in
which the faced each ether Hrewn hntl
the better of thiee, two were even nnd
Meran earned enlj one.
This tlctet.s In Hrewn ngninst the
New Oi leans Italinn enme ns n big snr
lii sp nnd prehnblv bent Meran out of
:i ilnte with Lew Tcndler bore. Ter two
i minds tlie boxed nt nil even clip. Theu
Blown went abend in the third. Meran
taking the feiiitb and the next two were
Brown's.
BWOH'V took the irth hu a trleV
mm 17111, shaklwi up 1'al several
times.
JOT! TIPI.IT.. while he wen almost
every round from Willie Herman,
substituting for Jee Benjamin, found
himself In n tough tussle. The close
ness of the tentest enn net be taken bs
the number of rounds wen.
Tip Scores Knockdown
While TiplitJi poked Herman with
sufficient punches In lliplmdy te sink a
lpss hanh fistman, Herman retaliated
with n Heck of punches te Tipple's face
that had his features pretty well mussed
up at the end.
Tiplitz stored a nine-second knock
down with the first punch of the bout.
II left book te the jaw , seven seconds
after the opening reiir. Tiplit. wns
floerptl In the fourth inund.
Kail Hnlrd went off Inte a lend
ngninst Kddle Kid Wnpner In the
opener, but the latter came back se
strongly and with such Hashes In the
iscNciith and eighth ihnt he was entitled
te n draw. Jt was u hard bout.
,Tem Put Up 'Real Man's Fight,'
I Declares Father Jeseph
I A. Kelly
rpiin weight wns tee much for me.
-- I did net put up the bout of
which I urn capable, but I nnve no
nllblps."
This Is what Temmy Loughran.
Seuth Philadelphia pride, liad te say
teda.v following his limit last night at
the Phillies' Ball Paik with Gene
Tunney.
"After being kneiked down In the
first round I just couldn't get started.
It reall.v was net until near the end
of thp seventh that I found I wna my
self." Mern than ."()() neighbors nf the
Leuglnans awaited the return of
Themas Patrick, tiding in nn automo
bile with Father Jeseph A. Kelly nt the
head of a score or mere ether machines,
tint St Menica's Naval Battalion
Blind, led bv Al McGljrin, trailing and
blaiing behind the car which carried1
their "licie." '
When he loathed his home at 103-t
Ilitner stieet, just as the midnight
chums were sounding, Leughian lm
nudlatcl.v entered the. house amid labld
L'hi'citnp and slmuts for a speeih. But
Tem was net in the humor tot talking.
Within Lis abode the jeuih was In
tc.irtt.
"I knew I didn't put up mv best
fight 1 can box, a let better," he said,
sobbing, u Ills relatives and seveinl
clo?e fiinntl.
diitsidv.', en the doorstep. Father
Kellj was tallilns. He told the path
erlug that t nine fiem blocks around Hint
"Teutuiv put up a iciil man's tight.
lie 'hew id me and even one there that
he pen-esses the ipuiHlicntieus of a
chaiiiplen, and M won't be long before
j oil all will b'1 thierlng n title-holder
light here et this doorstep.
Tonight Teminj fined the renl
champion, nor the siinposed-te-he
champion, mid the lm did remarkably
well.
"Tunnev himself paid Temmy his
biggest tribute whin he told me that
he hud just been given the hardest
battle of his carter."
( Scraps About Scrappers
Sum ninsktsteii, former amvteur welter
welfcht mil mlddlewrlBht champion of thn
.Middle Atlnntle Xtales and who has been
bexlntr successfulb as rre for SBvernl
months will npp.ar .11 the wind-up at (he
Cambrli tonight Opposed te lilackln will
le Jehnnv llnulm of Vv ilinlnittmi J1 Hank
Mcilevfrn va Cier(!e Helium la thn tend
Pie lima, Al Fisher Jnhnni linn's Artie
McCnnn i Churley Mack und Andy Jtar
lull vs .Mickey lieldrn
Al Tlinmiis, a p.-etcnn of 1'ranlcle Hewell,
will ment Jee Ir'tasli In th semi tlnal te
thn Nesre welterweUlit match letween XII 1 1
I.enB and Jen I Ibbj at the N'aMimil A A
i.niUht I.unn l sp.irrlnn partnei for Jack
Jehnsen nnd ( harlej Cress Is inalcInK 11 11
effort te Iwve the 0110 time heavyweight
champion be ' lh" rlnslde tonight.
VVIllus Ilrllt. or this cits U maklnir a tour
of the .Seuth and Simtlnvi t with a sttina of
boxers A iusirni.1 from l.eulsillle Ky ,
with Drill s sliijiture slates Kveryllilnii
is levelj 'lh buys nrn seInK meat "
Jiinnii f lnhhy. after beln In Australia for
seven icxrs wilt nnkn his ri turn appfarsnee
In America at Mlchlcan City. Ind , I.aher
Day in e len-reund bout with Jimmy IMrsV.
TART EACH PCNDAV WITH A LACO
and keen happy th rat of th week T
Iti.p? all-ir Comle Beetjen In the Hunrli
con
na
geed belnnin.
rmtlO I.BPeia jnaR
Uak It a Habit." .adV-A
i WEIGHT TOO MUCH,
I SAYS LOUGHRAN
I
BROWNS WIN FIRST.
3 101; RETAIN LEAD
Shecker Holds Yanks, St. Leuis
Gaining Full Game in Amer
ican Race
BIG CROWD AT TWIN BILL
HT. t.OLMs NHW YOH1'
nl) r li 11 n p nli r ti n n
Tnljln.rf r. 11 1 ft n n Vltt cf 4 0 110 0
Vnsfr.nb B 1 1 .1 3 1 Dtm'n.lb 4 1 1 e : u
Hlslcr.lh ,1 1 2 7 j ii Hutli.rf. I e 1 a e e
Wl'ms If 4 e n i e n l'luti.lli. I e ill! 1 n
IVnn cf .1 1 1! 1 (i n fli'nK c '-' 0 1 " O II
MrM'uSli I II !! 4 4 II M'..lf. IO12O0
Sme'iI e IOIS 0 Wiiril.21) I O 1 a 8 0
riiTli'r s 4 0 1 '. ! n Scott. m .10 0 2 ." 0
Sh'ker.p 4 0 0 I 0 Hml.p 2 0 0 0 II II
- Smith loeooo
Tetnln 311 3 10 27 13 1 Mur',p O O 0 0 0 0
Tetnls 12 t 7 27 11 0
"t. t,eu! . n 1 e ti e 2 0 0 0 3
New Yerk 000 0 0000 1 I
Twn-lmfce hit Teliln Three-ba'ttn hit
Seer. 111. Stelon tiRfn Sl.ler. Hnrrlflin
hit HchanK Dnulile h!h Plrp. Scott nnil
Wnn! Left en tinsr N Yerk. II. St.
I.eiiIk . HniCH en Ijnlls Ilejt, 2 Htrtick
irtlt i'v I'eM 1. hv SNirltnr, A. lilt liv
Pltrhei IK Hrlioclter 1 tsChnnB) Vmplrcs
i:nns ttnil .Merlam. ritne, l.'O.
New Yerk. Aug. 2." The St. T.eiils
Browns Increased their lend In the
American League rnee bv n full gnnie,
winning In a great buttle from the
Yankees here this afttrnoen In the first
finens of n twin bill. The final sceie
wns .' te 1.
Despite thientenlng skies nnd n strong
ipnst wind, moist with rnln. the crowd
swarmed te the paik enrlv, anil the
snle of grnndstnntl souls wns stepped
before the ilrst game bt.uted.
1'rlniii Shecker, the St. I.euls nee.
.wniiied up for the first giiiue. Wnite.
iiext. iniiKt'es euiiiiiii put ning star,
was called upon te pitch bv Hugglns.
A drics'le began te fall In the second
Inning. Hy that time the entlie stad
ium was t'lewtleil, with the exception of
a small space in the tenterfield
bleachers.
St. I.etils 'scored one run In tlie spc
eml. Jncobsen openeil with n single,
nihnnccil te second en McM.iiiiis' out
and scored en Severeld's triple te jrlght
Oerber mid Shecker left Scwtpiil, going
out en earn Hies.
St. Leuis get te Het in Inc sth
inning nnd put ever two runs. Tetter
nnd Sislpr led off wilh singlts and
Fester advanced te thild after Wil
liams dieve ii long Hv te Witt, A
pnss te Jacobsen filled the onset.
McManus lined the fust pitch te left
for a single, scoring Fester and Sh
ier. Severeid hit a long Ilv te Uuth.
while (Set her was tossed out nt lirsi
b Waid.
A spectacular double play pi evented
St. Leuis from scoring fn ihe ninth,
after Murray went fte pitch for New
Yerk. (Jcrhpr letl off wilh a sinplp, but
Shecker's attempted ncariCce was
contorted into n double pla.v, I'ipp tc
Scott te Ward. Tobin doubled but
Scott tossed out Tester nt first.
Xevv Yerk's inllv in the ninth
llicketed out nfter one run stored, St.
Leuis winning.
Dugnn epeniil with n single te light
mid Until singled thteugh McMnnii'),
his first lilt in four games. Fester
innile n grent l mining catch of 1'ipp's
foul. St hang funtutl en thiee pitched
balls. Meiisti singled te finiM. Dugnn
scoring. Until taking third. Wurd
tnded the gii'iie with u pep-flj te
Fester.
Shecker held the nnks te scvph hitn.
His recqrd ngninst the Yuukees this
'cnsen is1 new four viuteiies mid live
detents.
Nineteen Swimmers In Race
Nr erk sue JTi Nineteen of the leji
Irs- lenB-illmnnte swimmers et the Cut nn'
compete, tomeriow nfternoen In the ehtht
m'le swim untler thp aut-plces of the Park
Inn fliuhn A A. The start will he off Ker
Herknwny I'nlnt ftn'l the nrfhh In front of
the haths. The swimmers .mil their pilots
have icen erdi-reil te report Hh.irn at neon
Adventuress First
in Saratoga Opener
Continued from I'ne One
3 Menarclella. 113, Tenre 3-1 4
llnie, 117 3S Vlnner Tnke All
Suspicion also ran
out i
and
( enpleil
SECOND HACK steeplechase, three.jenr.
olds nnrt up ahnut 2 miles
1 r.renndlei, 1IJ linrrett .0-1 13 out
2 Xmw Ilavtn, 114. McManus 12-1 7-'. out
Time 4 35 Hbslnn (fell) also rein.
THirtD HACK B'llln?, thrte-jcar-elils tind
up, (1 furluncs-
1. French I'tirze. 10(1, J
Cnllahtn 7-1 ft-2 r,-r.
2 Sen Mint. 121, llle . . . F-I 1-1 .t-'.
,t. Reulntle 1011 .Mnrtz .. 3-1 7-.1 2-1
Time 1 l.'i Snlt I'eter, I.ftn .Mrsfii
IiuncH Cup Illue Tei! Ira Wilsen, Deves
lleust nnd Pr Jehnsen atfe ren.
CONNAUGHT PARK RESULTS
rillST IlAi 1
or three enl olds ind up
ii fin lenKs
l XI nml e Jumbo
110,
i nema. ''nn i . . jc in
2 ben 110 tlejle X 40 in
,'1 "I j Miss lid 111 1, It hiii . 4 de
Time. 1111-X Primitive I ndv l.uxtirv.
(Ircat Hawk Dancer te ci nl Murpnv
i.aneilet itimi sneez' i'ruicnri
ihe 1
UclHien c. nil Ciceronian also rnn
SKCDVD HACR. milden two seir-elda
,
furieiiKs ....-..
l jeeiia J . ill .einn ,ii'w s ni 94 en '
i ArreKussa. 114 Amhrne 5 20 4 Oil I
.1 Athlete 111 William .. Uitnl
Time. 1 (12 1-X IIIi.h Tenes 7lnB, rtec-I
rarden Allen Water Tax Dixie Dick Ilatj
Arrew and IteKlopells also ran
rillllD IlACi: rlnlmlns' threes car olds
nnd up, foiled In Cinad 1 I mile an 1 70
ards
1 Anmut 100 i:nc'txi n ?S fle $3 7X $2 20
2 lllarnej Ilov 114 P
Wnlts . 3 10 2 le
3 ncnKeie 111 Ambrose 2 l!i
Time 1 11 1 n ximl Mnv, Azrael and
Mal'nw met also tan
Saratoga Entries for Saturday
l'lrst rn.e cendltl'ns fillies three-year-
olds n furlenss
Xlav Illossem . Ill Ilairldan 117
Niti" I" 117 Her s wax . ,, .110
T.vll 11
Secen t race the Hiratesm Steeplechase
Hondli xp four v.'ar olds nnd up, about 24
miles .
Peccxnt leJ Ilnudlnl , , 1li
Wisest Teel ' Declslce . nil
The Trout 13. Mlntnna 1.14
Hull's l.''i I 1 I
Ihlrd tace the Hnirnwav. for nlll"s, twn
vmir nlds "tlt furtenits
Ivless. m Time
112 (un"Hn
IP. film Thlstla
11J ndlit
121 rntl.I
in 1 Palli s Alley
10 1 Urecade
ll.' Ileum , .
112 Tnjcxna . .
112
10l
-.
j . I
ion
Mlli Tnsiel
I ire i m Star
( rcnta
Mem lie ill
im Wew
'Ihessats
Klv hv Da
112
. .. 11.'
I'eurth race
the Mtrehants and Cltliens'
Hiindlcap,
thiee cnr-ulds and up. 1 3-lil
miles
llisi Pal IM Divaatatlen .. .104
Hen llonune inj le'in 1'xul Jenes lift
iIicn Lag .DI' Mai Hatter . 1.11
1'ruiUrj lis
fifth raie th" sxiat.iRa Spaclal thres
venr old champion ii l ' i' tnll.s
lluntlnu !-,, ri'lce 1J0
Kal Sanic 1."
Hlxlh race ilnlnilnK three ear-olds and
in 1 mile
Hcettlsh t hlef
i 1 1 hick cent
HIV Klrklevltinten
1 1 Simniianl
100 Pliiff
H Nermal
107 CJueeii lllenrls
101 "Hun It
110 IllllrUalnnn
Ill
HU
U.i
111
I'd
in.1
stui Court
Spuers
llrlul.
Cnrini'iicltn
Dunlel V
Oiertake
Ira VMIsen
Secenth race
the Waterford
Ilnndl. np
two c ir olds
All fill I. inns
Nassau
AnniiN mnus
ItumpInK Heme
lleiemnn
Certain
Shamrock ..
Newhampshlre
Daniel , ... .
, 112 Wlldrnkn ,
1 Oil Pennen
l is
I Oil
II.".
107
12.'
Ill
114
111 Newmarket
117 DeuEhereann
114 Caveat Kmpter
lit flelden Hele
114 'levi llellsv .Me
.10n Ferest I .ere 100
rrinca iiepteni ,..iua
Apprenticeship allow anee claimed.
Weather, cieuay; uack. neavy,
X
LOUGHRAN GETTING UP AT NINE
,. .. 11 I- r. "" -V v i i i . i ii 1-
In the first round Temmy I.eiigliran sunk when n Tunney right (aught
lilm en tilt) chin. He Is seen getting up at the count of nine, (ileve en
his chin anil nit ainaed leek cm bis face, Loughran appears dazed by
the blew
FRENCH TENNIS STAR
LONG WOOD SENS A TION
Jean Borotra Could Be One of World's Greatest Players,
Says Tilden Caused Upset of Williams and
Washburn in National Doubles
PVY VIIXIAM T. TILDKN. 2P
Niillnnnl Tennis Clitimplen
Bosten, Aug. 2.". ever the winning shut mid tlie stiadi-
HT ITTLF BILL" JOHNSTON nnd
JLiWallatc Johneii. Nathaniel W
Niles and Jean Boretin enterpd the
vnmi.riniil leund of the national deu
bles tennis clmmpienslilp nt the ('best
MIPS tenillS ClllUllIllimS I , 111 111'' . ii' i
r lllll ..niti'i f be loneweod Cricker ,
tlllt HIU ceillt Of 1I1P l.oilgweoii v-riws. i
Club heie .vesterdny nftcrnoen. .
Tin. eliminated: Klnsev brothers, of
I . 1,1.111. ... . . . ..,,,
Sail Francisce, nnd K. . iinnins.
of Bosten, nnd Watsen Washburn, of
New Yerk. ,
Beth lnatches went the limit. '"
and Hoietra winning. (!-!i. 7-.i. ..
-0 (1-2 while Johnsten nnd Jehnsen
weii. 10-R. s.ii, r-7. i-. f.-:i. I
rndniibtedlv, the feature of the da.v
was the upset of Williams nnd Wash-
. ., -i.,, ii...:.-. ...... i ntnni mi
num. me i v-1 1'ipis ' nr " -v..,.. -. i
hv the scintch Frnnce-Ainerlcan com cem com
binntlen. Seldom hns n fiuer exhibition
of doubles p'.y been seen fban thnt et
Hnretra. , j
iieceiving no mere ,,n .. m- -
pert from his part nei. he ei ,r ed t e
first two sets bv the most reniaikMbl"
court Veverlng anil velle.vlng that I lure
ever seen. J
hi ground ihnts equaled ht
aathty and nit tnme. lloieiia neuld
he uue of the giratcst tmnis play
CM ill the Ull) Id.
Credit te Borotra
Williams nnd Washburn weie net nt
their host. Hew much of this wns due
te the mm prise oic.isiened b) the sen
vntlnnn n nv nil el noretia, linn
10W
i, ...I.... ,....,. ...n ... - i..i
much f it vvastiiie loanei ua.v is, ...
te sin. niii ""," i,' ".,niV ,f V ."
I lie 1 leiu iiiiuii. ui-.-i.i-, ........ --t. .-
nnn.llc f, tlw seemlnclv lioer sliewing of
Ihp Americnns in the tnst two sets.
Boretin tiled in the eaily games of
the third set. which icstiltpil in a less of
in turner ln his velleviug. Williams mid
Washburn seied their opportunity antl
ran tliieugh the third set with the less
of three games. Tlie iesr did net seem
te iniiterlnll.v aid Boreti.i, although the
ether three men appealed fresh when
they again took the court.
A break of Boretia's delivery in the
first game of the fourth set gave the
former American Davis Cup team the
lump, and with this aditecl incentive
thev ilnsncci inreugii i chimin; niu
mntch. . , , . . ,.
Psrcholegical brenks occurred In the ,
second and third games of the fifth set,
when Williams nnd Washburn passed up
. ... :.! -. U..nb flints nnnnliiiiitil 1
OppCirilllllll.'S '" iniiin "" " "ri'V ' I
delhcrv and wcre then broken through n
""'s.-i,.-a.
Xtlcs, u-he up te ttntr had been
playing hh niciage name, lifted it
abeie that of any man en the court,
and, tlntiuqheut the icmmnilcr uf the
match, nut the dominating ftguic.
This, oeuplpil wilh Boretia's return
te his spusntieiial feim of the first two
sets, tnirlcil tlie lnteinntieiinl team te
a 0-2 vlcter.v The outstanding fea
tures of th" match weie Boietra's vol vel
levlnr and letiirn of service off bis
bickhiind. and Mies m.ignniLent pinv
in the fifth set.
A Fatal Iipse
Johnsten nnd Jehnsen justified thPli
"seeding" ever the Kmsey brothers,
but enh nfter live sets of the most bit
terly contested tennis of the tournu teurnu
merit, I felt thnt the Klnse.vs tossed
nwnv n golden opportunity in the first
set 'when Ilevvnrd diepjied his service
when hading ".
This Inpse gave the ethprs a chance
xv Inch thev immedlntelv seized and thev
rnn out the sPt at S-(l again breaking
Ilewnid's servile, tins time at love
The second set was a lepllea of tile
firt, vvith Beb Knisev the victim of the
only service bieak. Johnsten and John John Jehn
eon piessed 011 te what seemed a certain
straight-set win when thev led 5-1 and
match point en Heward's service, but
thev lacked the necessary punch te put
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
I lub
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL l.r..mvK
I'lltstninch, HU Phillies. I.
New ivrk, 2i ( Im Inniltl, J,
lil.ae, 4t llroekljn, 1,
ll.vsirni. l.'i Hi, Ieuls, tl.
AMKKIfl.N LLAOUK
Detroit, lit Athletics, ft.
St. lamia, l.li llnslen. 2,
Washington, i, fhlcuce. II,
INTEBVATIONAI. LKA11UK
Nenvark, 2 IliuTnle. O.
IJalUmere. Ji Hechester, S (first a-nme).
Hiiiiiiurr-, ui av'viis7 rrt
4w9 CitT. Si Tirijte 1,
nesM of tlie Kinsejs Ipd tlipin into three
etreis in a row, tielng the sctne nt
five-nil.
TIip Klnspys, ns usual, jumped into
ine aggressive linn ciy nremcing vmii-i
. . . .. ,-.. .. '
liu'e s wim in the twelfth gnme they
r "'"",. ., .L .., T-. i
Tliiouglieut the fourth Pt the Kin- '
, , , ., .... . 1, i. , ,
com linlil tin, cltllntlnn Mell In linn.l
n,,'.l l,l, ,...), i.i ,,, U., i,, ii lUnti
nnd, nltlieugll ilesel piessetl. held their
ndvnntnge' te the end te tarry the con
test into the fifth set.
The turning point enme in the
iceend gnme nf the final se7 uhen
Heb diepped hi drhxety after lend
inn at )0-lnvc. Hill Johniten aainrd
a S-lei e lead in a tinci af hard
fought rnllici. all of nhuh u cnt te
the I'hiladclphui-Snn Francisce pair.
A cestlv decision en the baseline
np.ilnst the Klnse.vs gave Johnsten and
iJehn .,.j em, w, , prnetit.nly
... . .. ..,... '
pttlp'1 U"' ""'0,"t' ,
Twe Hard Mai dies
i Nlles and Borotra tedav will mppt
Pat Weed mid Genld Patterson, tb' ,
I Australian Imvis Cup chnllengeis, in
i one seini-finnl bracket, while Johnsten
i and Jehnsen meet Itlchnrds nnd mvsclf
en the ether side. Take your pick for
the final leund.
Aine'd W. Jene5, of Providence, will
meet Lewis White, of Texas, for the
junior title tomorrow b.v virtue of their
if i1
respective victories ever Jehn vvhit-
br(.,j ((f Xpw yerk nn(1
W. W. In-
Ki-'ihnm. of Providence.
I lie imvs title iesN between Pavld
O'Leuglillii. of Pittsburgh, nnd Mal Mal
eelni Hill, of Longwood. who wen llielr
ii iitfhes from Stun rt (linness. of New
Yeik. nnd H II. Whlthcck, of Hronx Hrenx
vIIIp TIip probable title winners me
Jenes and O'Leughlln
The indefatigable Boretn wts net
satisfied with his verk in thp doubles,
but plaved two matches in the nitienal
nitxptl ileublps paired with .Mrs. Mav
Sutten Bundv.
They entered the semi-final round
at the cspeme of the Iradma Spantih
Dai ! Cun itas, Count dr (leinar,
uhn played with Mrs, Henri, of l.ei
Angctcn, !',, (',.',, and' Mantel
tfoiMe, whose partner icas Umj
W'utih, of Philadelphia, 6-5, !.7.
Saturday's Connaught Park Entries
First race r limine threcear-elds
and
i up 0 fu let ps
Tlfinla
.Mike
(lelden Chan.e
I Ilantfale.p
I I.sd l.inurv
, Ku Mux
110 Propaganda. 110
110 Prtmltlve l'li
VI ''emmander CdlnlO',
111) The lte,1n 2' 110
Ids l.aun Miller ins
.107 I'.nrontlne le;,
clalmtnK three-ear .11 Is md
Me, end race
up il furlencs
The Nephe v
Thi Declslun
P ItsburK
i I irkieii
Purl
Dole
Melodrama
Third race
up (1 furlongs
liens It.
I.umi
. remen.i
Tmer I'mpress
Vibrate
DimliiK Olrl
Pilsneil 7eat
Pr.
112
110
- 107
American ir-isle
Hohekus
Springs lie
Iletslnda
111
110
Ills
111
111
lll
11. Medmon
110 union 1 J
107
clnlminn.
three car n'd, nn,
11.1 Tamest
1US liebxdll
10" Max (lild
3 l) enn
I"15 CJU I-e
101 Je... Heffman
110
ln7
104
.110
IM
107
reurth n.r the Avlmer Purse
e Is. d fin longs
two year-
riau of 'Iruce 120 (aixtiss Taft
lalMi.wlc riped 112 Klh'l . hMrni
lIvviiinK star 0s Siths t emeti
I M icii.iIm 101)
inn
107
ley
(xirh iiiixm enti j
Pitth rai claim. n three enr-elds nnt
up f. al. 1 In tan.nU t mil., and 70 ,, 1
U.tiBiH Id'i utit I In n-
K 1 Seus- . let Prim . ,
Mell C utpurs.. Ud ranaii of
sweet Iteitiuei 1n7 War Fex t,m
J cck hhr iw Kid Hi, u suk tni
lndlnn Prln e 7 iii xnp ,..'
llrtRbt Murium: P1 MIishhh p, , J
Sixth rice clilni nt three imlii ds nut
up 1 8 Id miles '" n"J
Plzer 10(1 llarrj M stKx.ns ten
Sr.PiMlP.llir Olrl 0I Thistle Que, n 01
-nut nan i nil. 101 ISiOnnMIM lu.i
Sil Oeerke
10i
101
POBK nics i04
North Wxl.-s inn
Orel' Hawk
ph'l Snin m.-re, ' U m'nS """ " and
bailer ill I'lnnterrde
fii ' innterrde inn
lert .Mr Jnr nak- ,
nl Mnvlftorater p.
. . ins pi.Ii a lf,ri
10.' comment l " I
icnmer
Iler'llles
Hcudfiil
iv a Cuba
lvurkv Ciirl (ii
Apprentice allowance claimed.
W'eulher clear track fxst
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September 13 te 23
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Ilnxes, hel.llnir fl persons ms for hr series,''
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PHILADELPHIA COUNTRY CLUB
BALA, PA.. t
BRADY TOPS FIELD
IN WESTERN GOLF
Detroit Gelfer Has Three-Stroke
Lead en Jeck Hutchisen
for 54 Heles
LAURIE AYTON IS THIRD
Birmingham. .Midi.. Aug 2.". -Mike
Brady, of Detroit, held n three-stroke
lend In the western enen golf tourna
ment evpr the Onklnnd Hills course nt
the entl of the morning round today
with n sceip of 217 for fift-feur boles
nnd eighteen le go.
.lock Hutchisen wns second with 220.
Mike mnde u 7(5 this morning nnd Jeck
n 75.
Laurie Avien, of Chlcnge, shot him
self info thlnl place with a 72222
while the rest of the field was (nttere'd.
.Tebnnj Fnrrell, Mnmnienei k, went
out In IK) and enme buck In 15 which
gnve him 2.'l(l for fift.v-feur holes nnd
virtunllv eliminated him from it chance
at the title.
I'lav started wilh Brndv. leadliiR with
111, Hutchinson second with 113, Far
rell mill D.ive Kobeitsen tied for third
1 with MS pneh.
lock cut two strokes off Mike's lpnd
Jen the first hole when he s(lul u birdie
tin cc ngninst Bindv's five. Hutchl-
I son nnd Bintlv tinishid the fust nine
I with .'!7 eni'h, eimbllng Mike te nialli
tnln his tluee-stieke lend.
Feet putting kept Jetk from over
coming Brndj's lend, for be took six en
the pnr font tenth and missed a short
putt for n birdie en the eighteenth.
Mike also putted badly. The turds:
llrniK
I Out .I 4 3 in I 4 4 4- 37
IIutchleti
I Out .1 4 4 I . n 3 8 3 IT
1 ltrxl
i In ft 4 .'. 3 I .' .". 3 51') 37 7(1
HM'chlnnn
In (14 5 3 14 4 3 5 3S37 7.".
Sctii iw
Mlk llri.U Dotielt 7r,.2l7' lerk Hutrhl
urn I'hltTMi 7H .'.'". Jnhti S'lrrnll M.itntirn
nk S2 210' llnrr Hu.nptnn H.-trelt 77
1 11 Ilnli Gnilk-hiinU VVVmHeKI 7()-2Ts
I'runl lrnilt Glnrn. III si 211 llr
tire HiuKney. Atlantic C'ltv N I 71i-2ln
tuik f.nrlnn )iirfa1ii N Y.. lli).J?e I'.ili
Mime liPtrelt s(i 211 Jehn Klphli'c. De
troit Sl-'Jl" Tem Kcnn-tt Mntte" n. Ill
712.1 II Klllt? C.pvpliril, se 211 Pit
I'plrnnrk Nutln, N J. B1-2S2 c'hurles Hj
mr i:rt i'a S4 IN. I
"' .-.w.im 0i i.uin f--i .... ..
Kenm Telne. si .'13 lack JJtcke't Nut
(i SI 241. I.aurle Aten fhl.ni.-e
'- '-"" Omw SrKcnt Celuml.tm. O 7H
2.'7. Art Itomiirelt- Snllnn Knn si ji7
1- ltl-.. 1--U,-. U1 O.f. Tl. l".
Pat Dee St. l)ul SO 210 J v
1C Helsert ChlCace 83 24H .lelln l'l r-
rill, Monvvrenetk V V, 82148 210 Chlek
i:w,ns. ChlniKe 71 2.'7 Maurice Wells.
Grand Ilaplds. S7 210. T W Huntet. D.
1 trelt S'l J',0 Alex Ress Detroit 70 J34
K Kenl Uidferd .Mich SI 217
(1 Nelsen. I.nraette Ird SJ 243 Hl-
1 mir I.evlnit Hoval Dak Mich s: 2IJ T
Morten Kreepert III S4 211 1 i: Ho He
ers Das ten U SJ 213 I. Clu'llrlcsen !
kiilh 111 S4 24J Oil Mercin Dixen III
Sj Jill Inmei .stamllsh D trelt s7 'j t .-,
CleoiKe c-rne. Crllnvlllp 111 si .'4 1
Pel HalnlnB Hvanslnn III . sn 2"l iinri
Tuinbull Chicago Se 23 J r Cnili rr
, l.a Cirans" III S2 .41 V e Ilirt .Man
ettn (i se- .'41, Jehn llackbarlh. Ann Ar
ber. .Mich SS 24H
Llddel and Preston Play for Title
,,,...,.....,, .... .... -, . ,-
l ittsLuigli, la.. .u. ..i i. .
Llddel. of Housten. Tex., defeated W.
I). Slecklev. of the Pittsburgh Field
' '"" ln "" "l'i,rr un" KCI "' ll" MMU"
,innl round el the nnniinl Invitation
teurnamenti en the Plitsburgli Field
Club links. W. C. Preston, a member
el the home club
pllmmattd It. C.
Leng, the Stanten Heights veteian, in
the lower bmcKet.
Rain Halts Grand Circuit
PniufhUerpslp N . Aue 2'. I! i n
ctuert postper ment of th.i (.rimd ( ir.mt
races here sterdll afternoon V steidn's
fients will he stnitid te.a in I th. ens
scheduled for today wilt be. held tomorrow
Devenshire Entries for Saturday
Flist nc. rurse $inoe claim ni? three
xe-ir-ilds an! up f ial el in I anidn ' fur.
len5a
I Itlle ( illeen 'll Vnrjerle Wells 100
l.n lv IVIIx ion 1 . neuth Hi i a in"
Heinlsph" H' Mutim In",
hlr i i-irne 1 Hi
sernn 1 rat- purse fioeo c almlnic. maid
en twe-nir e els, .". fur' ji
Alhanna .107 Hurt- He les
Vlrs-lnl-i I"et 11.' I "it Annl 11.'
Petllrt Dear I1J Ftu C.lllle . II J
Dlxl Dli k . 11.' Th-seiis 11",
Third rc pur Jl'n' clilMlnr three
if ir old" and up 1 mile
lltcken
in- Hiue wrack inn
101 Jehnnv (i cnnell lne .
101 I.tadlnc Star 111 '
10H Aln elidible
..Hn Pkeer rice 101
1 14 Naphthnlius . M t i
ldl Fair Virginia UK1
101 bummer siuh . 10l
(lilt Frinue
Idna 1)
Dr Use,
nej alll"ii ...
Serbian
Hlack Hackl"
KtnBlInu 21
Pirate Mct.ee
reurth rrce
twe.ear lids
.104
purse J1200, allowances for
us lurinnKs
Marie ltlnnch" lrr.l nentxrla
ion
no
in
ii;.
HU'kwheat 1 10 Citrnmra
Iccien 113 llUr-hes dr lham
Uird CJranlte 111 I.ads lies
Hu. ado lis
Fifth race purs J2u00 the Windser
Handicap thrre ve.tr-elds and ur 1111
rellf s
. it nl i n . t'J i "Mt !n Hlossem
K'nsr lehn (is Merrlmr
I unsi Huck II J il'ii urmxn 1 .
Il.il.m 1-" .
(b'l'hl'l ps li ' unnife. entr
Sixth ri e purse ciuitu chimin
,.,.r iii Is a-. 1 up 1 1-1" in. p
I7
1 II
100
four.
rin Hlah
.. . a.' "I i an t"1
I'm Tmxl.ni:
10U '1 in mis
I'm si (e-rmain
110 Vis... ellitlble
lln Xlxkh'en
Kin -Pit
inn
Hibherisnlhbii
J lutcj.
lac.tues
tlreenlanl
Frank leant t
Walk fp
elltv
1
nn
ii
101
Si en'h race pur
neon p'nirmns
thre
ecr-eins iin'i up
Toedl""
Tulsa
Lmrmlte ...
Slt. r l'le
Jein of rc
lleesw til?
Clrlfldx
Kelixblli'i
J.w 1 P
ppr ri e a
Weather i ud
1 m.le Tnd
i rds
nl Hepe
1U1 Wlldrlewer
1 . 1 epmast
1117 Alse elmll
IPs lllth rifiir
1 II '1 nst.T I'll br
1(1.1 'Allirne
lul Dr ( has VV e
nn
wan e ciri t .d
trai.i 'ast
tn
ins
U"l
114
inn
111
10,
BASEBALL Today, 3:30 P. M.
Mlllir. PAHK. 21ST M I.l.HK.II in.
llll. 1TK - ih. ( IIII .0
HescrvPil seats nt lilmhels nnil sixlrliui.
Boxing Tonight National A. C.
J UK I.inilKi is IIII.I.X in.M,
i emul t.eiiii net is
- i
di -I T STH nun - reMe-juT1
DlJUU IN fONJlMTION VVITH ,
111.5 111 UI HSrC SHOW I
12-Fast Bouts Amateur Boxing-12
CAMBRIA A. CLUB j:r?."l''''"i a,
.. i u . . v t iimliria st
rrltlaT Fienlna A. .cost S3. ii2 i
OI'KN-in 1I0IM ' '
JOllNNX IIM'IU i. MM! in XCKISTON
Jehn Maple, in Hospital,
Yearns for Gelf Links
Oakland, Calif., Aug. 2,". Jehn
Black, diminutive Scotchman who
was runner-up In the recent national
open golf cliniiipleiislilp tournament
lit (Jlencep, 111 , pieppctl In a wheel
chnir In Menltt Hospital here, Is
eagerly looking ferwaitl te the day
when he tnu grip his driver nnd
tee off vvi' the best e' Ihcin."
Blatk wns s(.crply injured several
weeks age in an utitomebile accident
which test tlie lift; of bis friend
Herbert Hamilton Brown. The
doughty gulf inaivel is waiting for
n hndlv bruised bead nnd several
cracked ribs te mend.
"Tell them I've line sunk mv Inst
putt," he snjs ns be pulls en his old
black pipe Kiislein and California
piofesslenal golfers are nuanging a
series of In unlit mutches for Bind..
MRS. MALLORY TO MEET
MISS WjLLS ATJIET AGAIN
Champien and Runner-Up Reach
Final of Longwood Tennis
Bosten. Aug. 2.".- The natien.il
women s singles tennis rliampleiiMhlp
dual wen lnt week nt Ferest Hills
bv Mis Media B. Millien, ever Mis
Helen Wilis, California girl stnr. will
be fought agnlu tomeriow its the ic
sult if the semi-finals in the singles
teiiruaiut nt nt Longwood lednv.
Mrs Mnllurv ndvnnctd tnslly ever
Miss Mnithn Bnv.ird, of Short Hills,
J . ('..It, (5-11. but Miss Wills wen
her right te contest in the finals enl.v
after a stiff hist set tussle with Mrs
M.n Sutten Biindv, 7-,", 15-2.
CRICKET CLUB CADDIES WIN
Defeat Llanerch Bag-Teters, 8 te 7,
In Gelf Match
The f'rleki t Club caddies scored their
scientl stialglit vlcter.v evtr the joung jeung
sleis from the LKineidi Ceuntrj Club
en the hitter's home links fhl nf'er nf'er
neun bv the wmr nf s. le 7. therein
dint lung their t la iii te the inddj
(hninplnnsliip of the citv
The four-ball miiti lies m the morn
ing ipstilicd ns fellows .
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n .1 Malene Marnnn 1
0 Kich Kullr 1
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The nfternoen mutches were wen bv
thp Cricket Club boys ,", te , but the
low si eies of the daj weie turned in b.v
thiee LliiiPich jniiths O'ltcunke and
(Jaskill getting 7-ls and J. Ljens a 77
Still After Games
A first class home term hi' Ine Suniav
a't.rnoen and desirous of ebialnlnc a poed
TMractlen can L'et pime in the Nerihwesi
I'refesst pais M inaser Hoever s nine has
me i,i the leading teams arrunl the it
and hie .iM.n them ke id battles ddrrss
1 Hoeer 2n.1r. N irth m'rlcn nsttepi (r
phone ( elumhla niilie Tn 2d 3d nnd
Ith of sp emi ,r a-e also open
Kelley te Bex Wilsen
Bosten. Aur J Johr ni Wilsen ''111 meet
Himtiene ICell- If the Inner defeats either
C-etK- rtohlnsen lack M'Meliand or Pat
Mc( arthv The Ma-sachusetts Uexlne Cem
nlt,sen hid refu""d le pern it a bout between,
the champ en and Kelle pit vfstrria sad
that If Kel m defeated either of the three
men named the heu wen 1 be san-tlencd
PiB.Whife&Ce,
Philadelphia's Largest Men's Merchant Tailors
808 Chestnut St.
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i issism, $$ .i k
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Manager of P. B. Wln'e tt Ce.,
Mcrcl avt Tailors of
ius Chestnut St.
YOUR CHOICE OF
Fine Worsteds
Pencil Stripes
Silk Mixtures
Checks
Plaids
Tweeds
Herringbones
Sun-Proof Blue Serges
This sale is for a limited time only. Come early and
take your choice of these fine suitings.
PiB.White&Ce,
Philadelphia's Largest
808 Chestnut St.
OPEN MONDAY & SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M-
Australians Win
in Net Deublem
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Pnnlltiiiif frnm Pnrn llnM
punctunted In freciticul lelibjlng and ft $
in Vthls .tlepnitmcnt tne Ausirniinn
listinlly vveiked Iheniselves lulu enrned
jellits. The Aiuiks wen the set (1-1.
Bv br-nklng through ( Hunt WoeiI'h
service, Niles antl Herntrii were nble,"
te take n Itatl which Ihev strung tint
te i"-2 before the Australians again
get start -d and wen live stinlghl gmnes
anil i lie set. "".
Nlles at tlie stmt wns vei.v effecllvn
at the net, piling up points en his (ulck
chop stiekcH that went fin cress-court
plnieinents. With Boietia seivlng lie1
took tlie old Wnrd-Oiivls positions nnd
was leadv te punish n'tiirus te his 4
ipiurlcr wlille .tln speed.v Frenehinnnvj
tore into hautlle straight shots. T,j
The uttuiMte lebbvilig nf the Alis
tinliaiis, who weie clever in their deep
lobs te bnse line and their ability te
eulgeiiPial t he opponents in passing llf r
the fast Willi. villi;, seen biellglll the,
overseas team te the fore.
Boiettu 'ceiiied dishenrtened when
wlnt he believed was n p'i l"t t nee was if
tallttl a fault. He then di tipped M
seivlte nnil with l'ntttrnelk next te
hfive things took a different lighl
I'ntteiseii evened up the games and
lv placing low te the opponents' feet
during Niles' ei vit was nble te put
his it am in the lend O'llain Weed.
ii.t in seive. (nine tliieugh stmng and
Irltked nwnv the second set
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CE. SEAMAN,
a Marietta, reports
31,800 miles en a set of
Goodyear All-Weather
Tread Solid Truck Tires
in the draying business.
They are still going. He
used them all last vinter
without chains except in
deep snow.
Goodyear Truck Tiret
are sold and serrictd by
the local Goodyear
Truck Tire Service
Station Dealer.
GOOD
Fer Sale by
O'BRIEN & HOOVER, Inc.
Distributor
22d and Race Streets
PHILADELPHIA
Belt End
SALE
Tem says: After our sea
son's business, I have en hand
j ever a thousand belt ends, just
enough te build a suit for you.
I will close out every one of
these at the one flat price.
Made te Measure
VALUES UP TO
$49.50
Men's Merchant Tail
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