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Riibe Marquard Is Winner Against
ClANT TOGS
i BENTLEY
'Baltimore Star With Thir
teen Straight Victories
Sought by McGraw; Is
Heme-Run Swatter fl
n.v JOSEPH T. LAHRUM
JACK BKXTLEY, nll-nrrmml stnr of
Hip Hnltlmere Orioles, will lie with
the Glnnts nct fcinen. Tlint fa the
8feri going flip round" of flip Inner
circles of both tlie international and
the mnjer lcnsurp.
The general opinion I thnt MeOrnw
tinfl made mieh n huge offer for the big
Snntly Rprlne player thnt Manager
Punn, of Hnltlmere. cannot refuse It.
The" amount la fnlrt te be fe lnrge thnt
nil the ether major lenirue clubs who
Jiad their rye turneil ftnltiinerc way
bnfe Hren tip hope of wrurhis ncntley.
It Is known with authority thnt
MeOrnw has been nfter Rentier for
nme time and fincc the deflection of
Phil Douglas is mere than nnxieus te
ret his name attached te a Giant con
tract. Dcntley, nfter being the hip frog
In the fimnll pond. Is anxious te (?ct up
te the mnjerfl. , .
He hai mnde his ambition known in
no uiicertnin terms net only te Dunn
hut te newspapermen In the inter inter
nntiennl circuit. Dunn nnd I.entlcv
have net been en the most intimate
terms this senwm.
About a month nge the pitcher-first
bn-emnn packed his baggage nnd eft
the club. due. it wns said at the time,
te "super sensitiveness." A remark
mnde bv Dunn following n piny mnde
bv Bcntlcy nnd some r dinK in the
Hnltlmere. p.jpers is said te have : he in
nensed the tempcrnmental stnr that lie.
' After being nbscnt from the lineup
for some time. Rentier returned te he
team and issmd n statement in i which
Je Toek nil the blame and said thnt in
"as entirely tee hasty in leaving with
out having tnlkcd te Dunn.
BENTLEY is drawing clown $."i000
a season vrith the Orioles, one of
the largest salaries In tins Interna-
lenal League. " he '?" iJ ii?
Giants he Is almost certain te l
asaln as much as lie Is new rccelv ng
"my two weeks. McGraw pays Ills
players well, and Rcntley will prove
no exception.
SO FAR this season Bcntley's weri
has been very Impressive, particu
larly en the mound. T.nst year he spent
mere time en the initial snek than en
the pitching tec. Playing in 120 games
this sensen, according te the latest
averages Bcntiey is batting .H'JS. In
cluded in his nrrny of hits nre seven
teen homers, which ranks him third te
Winge, of Terente, the cx-Maekmnn,
nnd Kelly, of Terente, who have twenty-six
and twenty respectively.
Has Wen Thirteen Straight
Uentley started the season by losing
a 0-te-5 verdict te Rochester. Sincn
thnt time he has been undefeated, having
wen thirteen consecutive victories for
the longest winning streak of the year
In the International League. Lnst yenr
Ogden, the former Swarthmore hurlcr,
hung up a record of eighteen strnight.
Bentlev is sheeting toward this mnrk.
If McGraw does becure Bcntlcy nnd
there is every reason te believe he will,
for New Yerk has mere money than any
ether club in cither lengue the less of
Fred Teney and Phil Douglas will
hardly be felt. Bentlcy Is ripe for fast
company and should be nble te turn in
many victories with the slugging Giants
te buck him up. , , ,
His batting would prove lnvnlunblc
te the Giants. McGraw could use him
In the outfield or at first bac and have
- A1 Lid., I kin llnn.iin UnlWlliV
.OUU lllllir ill lll IH1U-U.. J.......V,.
has been thf heaviest-hitting pitcher in
the history of the Interantiennl Lengue,
and there Is no ronten te suppose that
' he will fall down in the majors.
BENTLEY Is said te be Hie only
player en the Baltlinore team
slated for the majors next season.
Offers have been made for Beley, the
up-State lad; Otis Lawry. ence with
the Macks; Ogden, the pitcher, and
Fltz Malsel. but It Is said thnt se
far Dunn lias turned a deaf ear te
all proposals te jmrchase them.
Mayhap when the prlce Is right he
will allow them te go along te the
big tent.
Cosden's Dunlin
Wins the Hopeful
Continued fiem reue One
winners 1020 and 1021, were Leonarde
II and Morvich.
The Snrategn Cup. next te the
Trnvers. is the eldest fixed race in the
United tftntes. It was wen nt the firnt
running in 1803 by Colonel Travers'
horse Kentucky, which the enr pre pre
tIeus had wen the Trnvers stnkc nt its
initial running.
The names nf some of the winners
shed fame en the American turf such
as Longfellow, Pnrele, Tem Ochiltrce,
Les Angeles nnd Olambnln. Ex
terminator wen the cup in 1010. 1020
ml 1021.
FIHST HACK, clalmlnc. thrce-jear-elds
and up, 0 furlunss,
1. Kiln. 101. Trjnn 10-1 . 2-1
?. KlrktPVliiKten. 100 KiiHer . .-l "! even
8. Tlrlght l.lKhln. 11.1. Martz -2pn l-a
Time. 1.11 L'-5. Salt I'pter, Jocose, lllnrk
unnc, T.mbrel, IJvIl Castanet and Inquire'
Ue ran,
SIX'UNI) HAl'i:, tha Concord Handicap,
selling, thror-vear-elds, one nillf
1. Violinist, lta. A. Wilsen. 9-10 out out
2. Trcvelynii, 104. McAtoe -l(l out out
I Tlnin. 1'40. Only t Klartr-rn
I THIRD RACK, the Hupcful. two-jcar-elds.
, fl furlenKii.
1. Dunlin, ll.V C Kumtnrr. 4-t :, 7-ie
'8 OeshRMlc 130. K'feKli . S-l 3-1 t..-,
8 (a)Zev. 13n. Sande . . (p. 2 K-r, 4..1
Time. 1:13 'J-1. Heya lllice Mr-, (nli'ur-
tin, FHRitart WlldiTiiMH. MartlnuHle,
Hrlsht Tomorrow llardery tluah, KiiLhant-
tnent and Cartoonist also ran.
I DEVONSHIRE RESULTS
' FirtBT HACK, purse J100O. claiming,
three.) ear-olds and up. II furlengv
1. Gallant (Iroeni. 110,
Chalmers . JO. CD 1 1 '-'n 13 01
. Treubler 113 Stirling. ... 0U0 4.00
. Lnrty Felix. 110,
'. Petzheldt 3 2.1
Time, 1:13 4-3 .Marjerle Wells Sir Clar
ence and Oakllnr also ran
aECOyi) HACi:, purte $100(1, claiming,
two.year-elds. 34 furlunga:
1. Rockery. 112. Lilly 18 20 $1 13 J3 HO
2. Dapper Dan.' 110 .ste.irs . . II (I'J n.ilj
3 Nulll Krcundus, 112. Tiiim-
bley 3 2,1
Time, 1.07. High, Tea. Tup Notch. .Minn
Edna, The L'lstcr, Aige and .Macbeth also
ran.
CONNAUGHT PARK RESULTS
FHtST HACK, claiming, three-jear.elds
and up, 0 furlengs:
1. Tey Miss Kill. i:rlck-
son 7 00 3 ." $1.10
t, Icen, 10S, Nelan ... 3 3u 3,03
8. Hohekus 108, .Moeir IL'.nj
) Time, 1:13 4-3 Ilengerc .May .Maulhby,
Gmlte, Allah, llebadll, Sacebcan ami Ikio Ikie
trramn. also can.
SECOND UACIJ, rlalmliiK. tl,iee-inr-elds
and up fl furlongs
1. Kuklux. 103, llarnes 10 UO 1 1 s.l 13 HO
9. Cel, Murphy. 110, Arvln .. . 33 23 23.(10
t. Ola Vve, 100, Oarn-lt 1H.10
Time, liM, Cerk of the .Main, I'miw
(ndn, Tnruccen, .Mike, lllenu and Dancing
elrl also ran
Tllini) IIACi:, clnlinlns, thre-jear-elds
and up, 0 furlongs.
1. Assume 10K, KiUksen U.lll) $3 23 $;.n
. MaxiliAd, 00. 1' Walls . . 4.03 3 UO
. Ilerlnga, HI. Organ . ... 7.00
?Tlme, 1:13 2.3. I'lttsburg. Has (junker.
Dew. Financial Ileuater, Mabel CurtU and
rttender also ran.
FOR JACK
NEXT YEAR
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
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nolen. 21 riilllle. 1.
I'liltllra. Oi llolen, 4 (serend name).
Mroeklvn, 10i Nr- Yerk, 3.
rittiibunih, 2j Cincinnati, 0 (called eighth
rain).
Kt. IhI, Bi rhlcnitn, I (ten InnlnM).
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New erk, Oi IVanlilnRten, 4.
Ht, Tieul. Hi Clnrtnnd, fl.
Cnicaite, 2i Detroit. 1 (eleven inning).
HONORS ON LINKS
.
Herb Newton Tep3 First Flight
and Junier Leads Second Six
teen at Philmont
The nnme nf Herb Newton Is a well
known one in the golfing circles of this
viilnge. Herb is a bnttle-scnrrcd vet
eran of mnny n tournament nnd his
showing ranks him high among the
amateurs who wear the colors of the
(Junker City.
Yet in all his years of mnshic
swinging Newton probably never rnn
into n queerer situntien tlinn thnt which
faced him in the tournament of the
Lnce Manufacturers and Allied Trades
nt Philmont.
The son competed with his father in
that historic battle, and pater et flllus
tied for last place In the first sixteen
nf the qunllfving round. They tossed
for the privilege of plnvlnc in the
chnmpienliln fight, nnd Herb, senior.
wen the smile of Lady Luck. He
' PIfP&Lnd iUn rlfvlif cMn nf Mm rnlll mill
stepped off with the first sixteen, while
his son was relegated te the second.
Though having nosed in by the closest
margin possible, the elder Newton
promptly proceeded te uncork the golf
he is renlly cnpnble of nnd wen the
chnmpienshin of the asseclntlnn with
the sort of fighting finish for which he
is famous.
Te make '.t unanimous, young Herb
enme through with the snme kind of
golf nnd headed the second sixteen when
nil the resu'ts were posted. New the
thing that 13 puzzling Pep Newton i.s
this: If the toss of the coin hail gene
the ether way. would young Newton
hnvc wen the chnmpienshlp. nnd would
Dnddv have captured honors in the
second, sixteen?
The plav for the Furlong Memerial
Cup nt Llnncrch 1ms mnde the West
Chester Pike links ns crowded as the
municipal course nlmest. Kigiity
seven blithe nnd merry golfers nppenred
for the qualifying round, and since
there were five slxteens te qualify al
most everybody hnd te get in.
The qunlificrs wen their spurs en
Saturday nnd mntch plnv has been in
progress since then. Mnnv a bitter
mnn-te-mnn battle wormed Its way
across the eighteen holes .yesterday.
Geed golf nnd hnd gelfwns mixed
up like the fnt nnd lean W a bng of
pcmmlcnn, for no ''lub in the world
can show eighty ace-high biffers of the
gutta-percha pill. Llancrch's two best
bets Marcus Greer nnd Johnny Headle
could net nppcnr in the Furlong
Memerial, for they were packing up
fur their trip te liroeklinc.
The Furlong Memerial Cup Is In
honor of n former raildymnster of the
club, who wns burned te death when
the old clubhouse wns destroyed by fire.
4 Balzac's Ribs Cracked
l'nrl", Auc, 31 Examination hy phy
alclani" of llrcele de Halsac, Trench mid
dlewclaht chnmplen. who wan defentert tv
Jaik Walkrr. American lighter, laat night,
reveiled that tun ribs had U'n broken. Ilia
condition l ueileus. Thn liexlnt commis
sion hnd been heldliih' up Ue IlaUac'g (hare,
nf th puri"- pe"dp.; Inealatlnn of charges
that he quit. Walker, a mulatto, has been
lighting in Prance for about a year with
moderate success.
Beets and Saddle
Saratoga's race meeting will pass Inte
history today. Twe rich stakes are te
be decided, the Saratoga Cup nnd the
Hopeful, the latter for two-year-olds.
Willis Sherpe Kelinei hopes te accom
plish the feat with the popular Exter
minator of winning the fourth cup in
succession with the son of McGee. How
ever, Exterminator has a hard race
before him te defeat Grey Lag und
Mad Hetter. The Hopeful has a bril
liant field with Zev as the probable
favorite.
Horses which seem best arc: First
race Zealot. Kirklevlngten, Ilright
Lights; second Hroemllnx, Overtake,
Violinist; third (Heiw-ful) Zev, En
chantment, Mnrtingale; fourth Grey
Lag. Exterminator, Hen Hemme:
'fifth Tlieriihedge. Arnphee, Klrklev
liiRttMt : sixth Pittston, Purity, All
'American.
thiiivliill Dewns: The Tjler Hetel
Handicap Is the feature race at the
Louisville track today. Jeanne ,Bow ,Bew
drle, Pegasus and Gangway appear best
In the order naiiied. Horses well placed
in ether races are- First Mny Hotline,
Yeuneed, Whirl ; second Auntl Em,
Put nnd Take, Iils.li Hosej third
Walnut Hall, Nurture, Nominee j fourth
Leslie, Itustcm, Muiy P. Gardner;
fifth (see above) ; sixtli Montfort
.luines entry. Gallagher entry, Sweet
(,'oeklo; seventh LuFetidre, Curnar Curnar
ven, Inquiry.
Cnnnaiight Park: First mce Tey
Miss Allah, Icen: second Ceck e' the
Miinin. P. G. King. Mike; third Mny
Pele, Hec Gaiety, AnnprUe : fourth
Hurt-, Max Geld, Assume; fifth lied
tone, Harmonious, Dulte Jehn: sixth
Jehn Arber. Geerge C, Jr., Handful;
.Mivcutli, Fizer, Deyle, (Jeerge Duncan.
Devenshire (Windser): First race
Treubler. Sir Clarence. Onkllng; second
Hockery, Athanu, Tep Notch ; third
Muslte, Ruddles, William Oldt;
fourth Hickory, Gypsy Jee, Air Tan;
fifth Meri'lmnc, Tippe Hahib, Gour Geur
mand: sixth Pit, Pndun, Dnn;
seventli Heyullicu, Ilces Wing, Fllb
bcrty Gibbet.
nfllV AIIOUT TIIK HACKST
De you play the ponies? Fellow the. nsvrs
every day In the morning I'dslie Laeuia.
Viliks It a Habit." Adv.
DAD AND
N WIN
ROSERS HIT BEATS
PHILS IN FIRST, 54
Twe Runs In Eighth Declde
Clese Game Against Qua
kers at Bosten
MARQUARD BOX VICTOR
"HILT.inS
All. It.
A. E.
Stekan, If. .
rupp, 3b.
Williams, cf.
Wnlker. rf. ..
Henllne. c. ..
Fletcher, en. .
Pnrklnsen, 2b.
1-esllft. if,. .
Meadows, p, .
fl.re ...;
tl'eters
Totals
.... n
0 O 2 0 1
0 2 0 2 1
114 0 0
1 I J 0 ?
0 12 2 0
0 118 0
0 1 12 0 0
0 2 0 4 0
O060O
0 0 0 0 0
... 3
... 4
... 4
. . . '
... 4
... 2
... 4
... 4
... 1
... .1
...3(1 4
BOSTON
All. n
. . . 3 1
... I 3
10 24 11
II.
1
1
e
i
1
0
1
0
0
e.
4
3
3
1
0
A. K.
2 0
2. 0
0 1
g 8
0 1
B 0
1 0
0 0
Powell, rf, .
Knpf. 2b. ...
Cruise, rf.
Heser. If. ...
Itarbare, 3b. ,
Gibsen, lb, ...
Ferd, . ss. . . .
O'Neil, c. ...
Maruuard, p. .
... 4
... 4
... 4
4
... 3
... 3
... 3
Totals 32 B 7 27
J Hatted for Williams In ninth.
12 2
iiiaitcu xer wamer in nintn.
Phillies 01200001 0 ( je a
Donten 30000 002 x 5 7 2
Twe-bae hit Williams. Btruck out Dy
Meadows, 1: by Marqunrd, 3. Klrat base
en halls Off Meadows, l; off Marquard. 3.
Deuble nlay Kerd te Kenf te Qlbnen, Sac
rifice hit Henllne. Wild pitch Hy Mead
ows. Des te 11. Auk. 31. The Braves
took the first cntne of the double-header
from the Phillies by n score of 'fj te 4
today.
Jnck Reser. n new recruit recently
acquired hy Hosten, wns responsible
for the Rraves winning.
In the eighth Inning, with the score
4 te a ngalnst the Rrnves nfld men en
third nnd second, he slammed n ciean
single te left, scoring two runs.
Then In the ninth, with Rnpp en first
.Hid two out. nnd Peters batt.ng for
Walker, he rushed Inte deep field,
pulling In his long fly with his gloved
hand.
Meadows only allowed the Ilrnres
seven hits, but his support wns ragged
nt times.
FIRST Rnrbn re threw out Meknn.
Rnpp filed te Kepf. Williams lifted te
Cruise. Ne runs.
Powell singled past Parkinson. Kepf
singled te left, Powell stepping nt sec
ond. In attempting te pick Powell off
second Henllne threw te center Held,
Powell going te third nnd Kepf te sec
ond. Cruise singled te center, scoring
Powell, Kepf stepping nt third. Reser
lined te Williams, nnd Kepf scored
nfter.the catch. Rarbnrc singled pnst
Fletcher, Cruise stepping nt second.
Repp fumbled Gibsen s grounder nnd
the bnses were filled. Meadows threw
out Ferd, Cruise scoring. Fletcher
threw out O'Neil. Three runs.
SECOND Kepf threw out Walker.
Ilenllne walked. Fletcher filed te
Powell. Parkinson walked. Leslie sin
gled te left, scoring Henllne and Pnr Pnr
klneon went te third en the threw
home. Meadows struck out. One run.
Pnrklnsen threw out Marquard.
Powell ilied deep te Williams. Parkin
son threw out Kepf. Ne runs.
THIRD Rarbnre tnreu- out Mekan.
Ferd threw out Rnpp. Ferd lest Wil
liams' high fly in the sun and It fell
sufcly for a double. Walker singled te
left, scoring Williams, and Walker went
te second en the threw home. Henllne
tingled te center, scoring Walker, but
was out trying te stretch it, Powell te
Ferd. Twe runs.
Rapp threw out Cruise. Reer
fanned. Unrbare tiled te Williams. Ne
runs.
FOURTH Ferd threw out Fletcher.
Parkinson was safe when Gibsen fail
ed te held Ferd's perfect threw. Les
lie filed te Cruise. Meadows singled te
right, .Parkinson stepping at second.
Meknn forced Meadows, Ferd te Kepf.
Ne runs.
Parkinson threw out Gibsen. Rapp
threw (flit Ferd. O'Neil filed te Wil
liams. Ne runs.
FIFTH Rnpp lifted te Powell. Wil
liams fouled te O'Neil. Wnlker was
called out en strikes. Ne runs.
Marquard pepped te Fletcher. Powell
filed te Walker. Kepf filed te Mekan.
Ne runs.
SIXTH Henllne filed te Tewell.
Fletcher singled te center. Pnrklnsen
singled through Kepf. Fletcher going
te third. Ieslle hit into a double piny.
Ferd te Kepf te Gibsen. Ne runs.
Meadows threw out Cruise. Reser
struck out. Barbara fouled te Leslie.
Ne runs.
SEVENTH Meadows singled te
left. Meknn attempted te sacrifice, but
forced Meadows, Marqunrd te Ferd.
Rapp filed te Powell. Wllllama filed
te Kepf. Ne runs.
Gibsen was easy, Meadows nnd Les
lie. Ferd singled te center. Fletcher
threw out O'Neil. Marquard ground
ed out te Leslie. Ne runs.
EIGHTH Walker singled te center.
Ilcnline sacrificed, O'Neil te Kenf.
Fletcher get two bases when Cruibe
muffed his flj, Walker stepping en
third. Parkinson walked, filling the
buses. Leslie filed te Crulse nnd Wnlker
scored nfter the catch. Meadows struck
out. One run.
Powell walked. Kepf forced Powell,
Meadows te Fletcher. Cruise dropped
a single in center, Kepf going te third.
Cruise went te second en a wild pitch.
Reser singled te left, scoring Kepf, nnd
Cruise nnd took second en Meknn's bad
threw. Harbare pepped te Parkinson.
Gibsen filed te Mekan. Twe runs.
NINTH Meknn filed te Ferd. Rnpp
singled te center. Lee batted for Wil
liams. Lee pepped te Rarbare. Peters
battel for Walker. Reser went back
te deep left for Peters' long drive. Ne
runs.
DRIVER IS INJURED
Satterfleld Seriously Hurt In Run
away at County Fair
West Chester, Ph., Aug. ,'tl. Geerge
P. Satterfleld, of Dever. Del., n light
harness driver, this afternoon was in
jured nt the fair grounds race track
anil taken te the Homeopathic Hospital
here.
Satterfleld wns driving nreurid the
track between bents and at n point
where the automobiles cress the track
te thn oval his horse ran away and
dashed among the enrs. Satterfleld was
thrown from the sulky and knocked un
conscious. TENDLER TRAINING AGAIN
Lew Will Werk at Delance for
Hammer Match
After resting since he mussed up
Denny Leenard, Lew Tendler, Phila
delphia's beuthpaw lightweight ace,
will resume training the latter part of
this week for a busy fall and .winter
ring campaign, the first test of which
will be against Ever Hammer, of Chi
cago, at the Phillies' Rail Park en
September 11.
Tendler plans te devote considerable
of his time In the open nt Delance,
N. .1., where he conditioned hliu&ulf
for his tilt with Leenard,
Lee Meadows in First
Phila. Gelfer Sheets
Nineteenth in One
'New Londen, Conn., Aug. 31. J.
L-. Alcxnnder, of Mndisen, Conn.,
nnd Philadelphia, mnde a freak drive
here yesterday en the Shonecessctt
Links. He played from the eight
eenth tee nnd the ball hit the club
house, and bounded en the, perch and
ran Inte' the locker room, from
where-lt was Impbsslble te play the
second shot.
Governer Lake, of CennccUcut,
who witnessed the shot, snld It wns
the first time in the history of golf
where the nineteenth hole was driven
in n single stroke.
GOLFERS' DEFEAT
Newspapers Blame Leng Driv
ing for Reverses in Inter Inter
natienai Matches
Bv AmeHafcd Preii
Londen, Aug. 31. British golfers are
hnrd hit by the defent of their picked
plnycrs in the international matches at
Southampton, N. 1".
There Is. considerable comment In the
morning newspapers nnd the upshot of
the experts' analyses seems te be that
the British lest their suprcnincy by
making n fetish of long driving.
The Dally Mnll cditerlnlly recnllsthe
remark made by Walter J. Travis when
he surprised the golf world eighteen
years ngeljy capturing the British ama
teur chnmpienshlp. Trnvls snld: "I
wen becnusc the British players are
engnglng In n debauchery of leug driv
ing." Thnt Is still the trouble here, accord
ing te Harry Vnrden, who In nn Inter
view Is quoted as declaring :
"All thnt our lending amateurs nnd
younger professionals, tee, seem te
bother about -is hitting the ball n tre
mendous distance. They don't trouble
about the finer points which count for
most. Thnt is where the Americans
beat us ; beat us particularly in the iron
shots up te the hole, which have always
been the master shots In golf."
Vnrden rates the American golfers
se highly that he wagered they would
win every game from the British In the
competition for the Walker Cup.
1
Churchill Down's Entries for Friday
First race, nurie
1120O, claiming-,
olds, 0 furlengs:
the
RnMtwnnil. three.vear
Olyrt ui iirncni i-ai .... im
nirdle 0 90 I.ettte Lerraine .100
Widgeon . 102 Prince. Wells ... 10J
t.ndy Mether ...101 Spata 104
Llna Clark 105 Lord Allen . ... 107
r.ucs 107 Inquisition leg
Wayward I.idy .110 Hilly Htarr lia
Second race, puree $1200. maidens. The
Oknlena. two-year-old colts and Biddings, 54
furtnnss:
Pompous 111 I.ueky Hun 11,'.
Indian Trail 113 Oall Ferd ........115
Capt. Adams ...110 Alhert I. nn
Rencelaw 115 (a)The Clown ...115
(a)Sea Wrack ...115
(a)Montfort Jenes entry.
Third race, purs; JI200. claiming,
year-nlds and up. fillies and mares,
and 70 ards:
three,
mlle
Flerida lilossem . v -ituny
inn
102
101
l
les
Mavreee
..100 'Locust Lenvei
Mavohenn ...
Pengee
Cut Ur
Cacarpolette .
Fourth race
year-olds. BV,
I.ady Vennle
Miss Lady . .
Drarlet ....
Held Celd ...
....105 Marearet Atkln
....101 Megan
. ...10S Ucorgctte ....
....112
, purse 1120O.
furleigs:
104 I.llac
claiming,
two-
Tlme ...
...104 Panna
....107 Harry Icwel
....107 Flnday
.107
Fifth race. purae 11200. claiming, th
.Mid-
dletewn, three-jenr-elds and up. 1 mile
Muster i. (..eurtsnip
ifretherly Loe .10S Cherry Tree ..,
Neddam 110
Sixth race, purse 11200, claiming.
two-
year-olds. nv lurienKa:
Ted's Plum ...102 'Verlck 102
Kinsman 107 Jupiter 107
Mart O'Hara . . .110 Ormont il0
Tayler Hay 115
Seventh race, purse 11200 claiming, four-yoar-elds
and up. 1 1-10 mllca:
liveliness Inil llU(k Watch 2d. .100
CJctn 100 They Shall Net
Leu WldrlB 110 Pas 100
Castlcrelgh 110 Plack Thons ....112
Apprertlce allewance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast.
Devenshire Entries for Friday
First race, purse $1000. claiming, three-year-elds
and up. B furlengs:
Hebby Allen ..107 Stamp- 110
Mv I.addla 112 Kltzboedla .. .117
hlseuaaten ...17 Paul Connelly. .. 112
inntsle 112 llallvnew .... 120
Flncastle 107 Ocarlte 112
Jacauea 117
Second race, purse I1O00, claiming, three-eur-nld
and up, furlengs:
Quick Run . ..102 mtlmata ... .111
Pletrua 115 Panaman US
Harrv Hurgone.l07 Drllllant rtav . .in
Marmlte 117 Tep e' the Mern-
Reliability 110 Ing 125
Ring 117 Hlrocce 113
Third race. purse flOOO. claiming, three-year-olds,
mlle and 70 yards:
Ellas 0 100 Droteher Jehn. 105
Thoe "..101 Oelala 107
Orleelda 107 Mecn nn
Fourth race. purse $1000. three-year-olds
and up mile and 70 vards:
Fair Virginia .. 07 Klnellni? II ...112
Dr. Shafer 112 Plrnte McQes ..107
Yankee Bev .. 10J 'Serbian ... 112
Colonel Matt .. 112 niu Wrack ,.ln7
San Itodren . 105 Archlve ... . U7
Jnhnnv O'Cennell.112 Alse eligible
Heawav 107 Plum Blessem 1011
Fifth race, purse $1000.
thft Knrri
and un. ft
C'lt
fur-
.100
..112
. 100
..107
. 0
. 103
iianaicap, mree-ycar-eius
lengs:
Be Ooed P5 Ouv'nnr ...
Servitor ... 100 Ijist One .. ..
Wake Ud 07 Petle
Photoplay . ...102 (alAblazn
(a)Carmandaln .102 Klftv-Flftv
Madeline Lillian .100 Night Raider..
(a)Alexandera entry.
Sixth race, purse 11200, the Windser
Telegram Handicap, threo-ycar-elds and up
foalesd In Canada, mile and 70 vards.
Oakling .. ...100 Plymouth Reck. 102
Jas F. O'Hara.. 122 Treubler ine
(a)Procyen ... . 102 (a)Juna Fly .. 114
Statlm 102 '
(a)Chrlstepher cntrv.
Seventh race, purse $1000 claiming
three-year-olds and ud, mjle and 7n ikris
Plnecrest ..... 102 'CharlestSnlan 02
Cavalcadeur II.. 107 Tee llreckmrldge 10U
summer Sigh ... 107 'St. (lermaln 1.
Muslte 112 'Bend . ifi7
Turnabout . ..104 'Tee the Mark 11A
Chart e Dev 112 Alse eligible
Black Hackle . 102 -Ruddles . . 11"
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather, clear: track, fast.
Connaught Park Entries for Friday
First race, claiming, thrco-rar-elds and
up, 0 furlengs:
Ress It 113 Allah nn
, , 1 At Pierce 104
Propaganda .. 107 I.ura 111
-,,u,ie ..- vmuivnni
Freeiy Bneezy. 05
.101
Second race, claiming,
un. 0 fiirtenira'
three-jear-elds and
Ola Lee 107 Pittsburg 107
Jucelwan j.i Oelden Chance. . ..104
Cem. Celin .. .. 104 Hopeful .. . in
A,"".. 1 'Jeyce Heffman.. Uu
Kinetic . . . 0(1
Third race, claiming, three-year-olds and
up, 0 furlengs:
Peter Piper . . 115 Anticipate 115
BtUlnda . . . 113 Beverly Helle... Ill
I.e Enfleld 100 Dark Ages .. ..107
mtanla 100 Hodmen Hid
Fourth race, claiming, three-ear-olds and
up, foaled In Canada, 1 mlle 70 ards:
Hlarney Hey ....114 Prlme . .
Bengera rrt7 Ai rael
Jack Shrine 103 Bnssane Bey...
War Fex .... U8 Indian Prince.
Fifth race, claiming, three-) ear-olds
up, 1 mile 70 yards:
Dark Hill .. . 113 Lad's Le . ...
.107
.ion
:88
and
..113
.100
10s
100
Kflth. Hankln . ten Murray
Brass Tacks . .105 Hengales . . .
SV '.".VJ. ' ' 'SJ ,1Ie" '"ardner
Blua Ribbon ... 03
Sixth race, claiming, three-) ear-olds
up, 1 mile 70 arda.
Bright Morning. , Oft Mell Cutpurse...
Reck Silk ... .101 Ola Lee
Myrtle Crown ...100 Vutled Cellcn.
Captain Evans .. 10t siet Kiss .'.
Handelre 07
ami
00
. . 00
. U3
. Oh
HJvenlh race, claiming, three.) ear-olds and
Ul, 1 Hum v jama
BRITISH BEMOAN
I'lunlartde Ill
Iren Bey 10S
Ueyla Kin
I'liv.lller .. , Hi.',
Mary J Baker III
Hrlarrlirr 102
Cremona ue
Dancer
American Kagla
Duke Hurt
Tan II ....
Cemment . ,
Aunt Lin
Uee, Duncan..,
Ill
114
,103
101
100
UN
ua
L
AT
I
Mis3 Edith Cummings Elimi
nates Miss Clenna Collett
and Enters Semi-final
MRS. HURD ALSO SURVIVES
New Ijonden, Conn., Aug. rtt Mrs.
Hennld II. Harlow, Merlen, entered the
semi-finnl round of the Shenecesset golf
tourney today.
The Philadelphia star defeated Miss
Anita I.lhme. of Misnuiunlcut. 2 nnd 1,
nnd met Mrs, .T. 11. Rese, of Sewlckley,
in the semi-finnl. Mrs. Hese eliminated
Miss Hetty O'Oermnn, of Providence,
0 nnd fi.
Miss Kdith Cummings. of Onwcntsin,
defentcd Miss Glennn Collett. of the
Illuidn Island C. C, by 2 nnd 1. Miss
Collett's defeat was n siirprie, as she
wns considered prnctlcnliy Invincible en
the Hhcnecessett course.
This is the second strnlght victory
thnt the Chicnge golfer has ever the
Providence girl. Miss Collett hnd great
difficulty In controlling her shots nil
the wny around, nnd was in trouble
much of the time. Heth were out in
45, Miss Cummings linving n five left
for a 41 in. Miss Collett for a 44.
Their cards:
Miss Cel tit
Out n 4 S 4 0 4 0 B
Miss Cummings
Out B 5 B 4 7 4 B B
B 45
043
.Mies Collett ,
In D .1 0 0 4 5 B B
Miss Cummings
In 6 4 B B B 3 4 B
Miss Cummings met Mrs. ,Dorethy
Campbell Ilurd. of Helment Springs,
In the semi-final tnts nftcrnoen, the for
mer chnmplen having defeated Mrs.
Albert Tayler, of Pomenok, en the nine
teenth hole,
THIRTY-FIVE VETERANS
ON MUHLENBERG SQUAD
Coach Spiegel Arrives at Allentown
te Start Grid Practice
Allentown, Pa., Aug. 31. Jehn E.
Spiegel, Muhlenberg football conch, nr
rived this morning from ills home in
Detroit by nute, in geed time te meet
the gridiron cnndldntes for the first
practice tomorrow morning.
The football players who greeted
Spiegel were Captain Geerge Ilolstrem,
Mnx Fulchcr, who last year was high
scorer for Muhlenberg ; Knute Jehnsen,
ginnt guard: Hirm-.v.Cenn, the quarter
back whose forward passing beat f.chlgh
last fnll : Grimmett, Demoting, Westen,
Whitenight, Hecse and Archie Witt,
whose two touchdowns last season de
feated Ferdhnm.
A likely looking new man Is Gren
ville Andrews, nn end, who came here
from the University of Michigan.
Rain and Darkness
Ends A's-Sex Game
Continued fri Fasc One
lcr. Gnllewny threw out J. Cellins.
Pittinger bunted and was out, Harris
te Hauser. Ne runs.
Perkins lifted te J. Cellins. Gnl Gnl
eowny singled te center. Wnlker Ilied
te E. Miller and Galloway was doubled
off first. E. Miller te Hums. Ne runs.
THIHD Huel beat out a bunt te
Harris. W. Cellins fanned. Mitchell
Hied te McGowan. 1C. Miller singled te
right, Huel stepping at third. Hums
lined a home run in the bleachers,
ti:"ri!." ?,"'';; Myfc!fi!
iiiii ii mi i" ""-. "" ."...v... i ;
uauscr. iurce runs.
i t 1I1..I a. 1 'Wlll TT I.. I
L'UULT uiui HP 14, .lliiifl. uuiin
MRS
A
OW WINS
SHENECOSSE
fanned. Yeung lined te E. Miller. Ne JoferP llls departure Horetrn ex-rulls-
prc.s.-ed his pleasure nt having been able
FOl'RTH Yeung tossed out J. CI- te visit the United States this bum
llns. l'ittengcr fouled te Pchecr. Se ' mer. J
did Ruel. Ne runs. , Through nn interpreter, Count de 1
Hnuser doubled te right, hlx first lilt
in two days. McGewnn hit te Mitchell.
Hauf-cr was caught in between second
nnd third anil run down, Mitchell te
l'ittengcr. and McGowan was doubled
up elt first, Pratt te Hums. Uing
Miller filed te J. Cellins. Ne runs.
FIFTH W. Cellins fanned nnd wns
thrown out. Perkins te Hnuser. Gnl Gnl
eowny tossed out Mitchell. Earl Miller
dier the same wny. Ne runs.
Mitchell threw out Perkins. Gnl Gnl
lewnv wns out, W. Cellins te Hums.
Wnlker walked. Scheer ilied te J. Col Cel
lins. Ne runs.
Phils Lese 1st, 5-4;
2d Is Clese, Toe
Continued from Pnse One
singled te center, scoring Lee. Ieslie
stele second. Peters hit te Rnrbare
and Leslie wns run down, Rnrbare te
Kepf te Ferd te Kepf. One run.
Hnrbare wns wife en Fletcher's
fumble. Gibsen wns safe en Parkin
son's fumble. Ferd sacrificed Rapp te
Parkinson. Gowdy was intentionally
walked, filling the bases. MeN'nmarn
was called out en strikes. Parkinson
threw out Powell. Ne runs.
THIRD Winters singled te renter.
Rnpp sacrificed, McNauinrn te Gibsen.
Fletcher hit te Ferd and Winters .i
caught down nt third, Ferd te H.tr
bare. Powell tried te make a shoe
string catch of Williams' low liner mil
it went by him for '!i triple, scoring
Fletcher. Walker fouled te Gibsen.
One run.
Kepf walked. Cruise licit out a hit
te Pnrklnsen. Itecr (lied te Williams,
Harbare beat out a hit te Rapp filling
tlie bases. Gibsen Hied te Lee nnd
Kepf scored after the catch. Ferd
bounced it single off RappV glove,
Cruise scoring and Harbare going te
third. Gowdy walked, filling the bases.
Cliristenhiiry butted for McNniuara.
Clidistenbury forced Gowdy, Rapp te
Parkinson. Twe runs.
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Mm m (Inenriuiruledi
Furnishing 724 Chestnut Street
Game Between Phils
E
PUBL1CJJNKS TITLE
St. Leuis Gelfer Defeats Dick
Walsh, 6 and 5 for Nation
al Championship.
PLAYS BRILLIANT GAME
Teledo. Aug. .11. Kddle Held, of St.
I.euis, wen the national public links
golf championship today by (Meriting
Hlelinrd Walsh, of New Yerk, 0 nnd ".
Held shot tirlllinntly in the nftcrnoen,
while Walsh was unable te seize the
few openings the St. Leuis lnd gnvfi
him, nnd the match ended en the lliit
teenth green when the New Yerker blew
n three-feet putt. -
Held wns .1 up at the end of eighteen
hrJcs.
Walsh plnyed wonderfully with his
mnshie niblick during the first round,
but putted miserably, while Held never
missed en the green when he needed
te sink.
Held drove the atffi-j-nnl third, the
271 -yard seventh, the 2Sl-ynrd twelfth
nnd missed tlrivins the .101 -yard eight
eenth by n few feet, the ball hitting n
stone wnll nnd rellinz bnck Inte n ditch.
His card showed 1 ever par en the first
nine nnd 2 ever en the second, the score
being 37-.10 7.1, against par 30-14
70.
Stymies cot him two strokes en the
first nine and n trapped second ndded
2 en the ventccnth hole.
Jieitxixa HOUND
Held
Out .... n
In 4
Walsh
Out ... B
In 4
Held-Out-
Walsh
Out 4 37
5307
B 3D
n 3H 75
3 r,
I
3
E
3 4
4 4
I
S 37
B 33
10
4 B
Held
In
Wal sh
in
I
4
-1
Held received Ills stnrt as n caddy at
the Ferest Park links In St. Leuis. He
wns linnllst In the Missouri State tour
ney this year, took Chick Evans 21
holes before losing In the Western Ama
teur, led the amateurs in his qualifying
round In the national ?pen nnd holds
the Ferest Park championship.
Walsh proved the upsvt of the tour
nament yesterday morning, when he
began a light after being 4 down nt the
DDIE HELD WINS
tuui wiui i-iirneu mm te l two anil enei,, far bPlew the :T)lner !,, mark of slxti
victory ever tlie rcueuuinUle Utll uulll -
hill, of Hosten.
He followed It tin with n vlcterv
by the same score ever Henry Decker.
me jMinnna v-ny stnr, aitlieugli Decker
rallied and wen three straight ho'c he'c
after being 4 de?n nt 0.
Held shot his wny into the linnN 1"
stendy piny ngainst Geerge Aullmch, of
Hosten. Aulbnch.. In the opinion nf
mnny. had n majority of the breaks,
but Eddie's steadiness carried him
through.
B0R0TRA AND DE G0MAR.
NET STARS, ON WAY HOME
French and Spanish Players Sail
for Havre
New Yerk. Aug. 111. Jean Horetrn,
of the French Davis Cup team, and
Count Manuel de Gemur, of the Span
Ish Davis Cup team, sailed for Havre
.M'Sterday en the Franei". Heth hud
Imped te stay in the I'nlted States for
the nntlennl championship, which be
i'1'tin''i"'!"-
gins at tlie ticrmnntewii Cricket Club
September .S, but were
ini:itilt te de
se. linvliiK received en .
Hl,,rnm, ,im.
Hnnn 1 lik.l
tliem te i:
""" ' -4V..
u-
rimn
V""'"r '"''" a" ne was most grateful
ler the cerdinl welcome
the Spanish
tetim had experienced.
GREENLEAF SHOWS DAD
Champien Defeats Hueaten, 105 te
5, In Twe Innings
Just te show his dad the tine points
of pocket billiards, Ralph Greeiileaf,
world's champion, this afternoon wen
the seventh block of his 120(1. point
mutch from Tem Huesten by the wide
margin of lid te .".
Huesten took u couple of blocks from
Greenlcaf, which didn't please the
champion's fend parent. Dad Green
leaf came up from his home in Wilming
ton this afternoon te see what it wns
alt about.
"Wntch me tedny. dad." snld Green
lcaf just before he tackled Huesten
nt the Nntlennl Acndem, (1 North
Thirteenth street. D.itl watched and
saw liis win run (!.'l in lus first inning
and then run out after Ilucstim hud
missed his sixth shot.
The eighth block will be plawd to
night. The score stand Greenlcaf,
705; Huesten. .117.
BARTRAM RE0RGANIZEZS
I West Phlla. Team New Under the
I Management of "Chuck" Francis
I The Rurtrnm A. A. has reorganized I
under the lunnagement of "Chuck"!
'Francis. Twilight games will be played I
en the home grounds nt Fifty-fourth '
ami i.imwoeii ncnue en .HeikI.i, Wed-
nesday, Friday and .Saturday after
i noens. y
; Many new plnjers have been signed
including Charlie G.iult. feunerly of
I Patterson Silk Se, am Deegati of
rieisher.
Sell Gees te Cardinals
Sjriicuiii'. N. V., Aim. 31 -..tfh"r lector
Sell, fnr three years a tre-mi,, r ( ,, , s. ','
eus St.irs or thn International I.o.iirue hn,
been sold te the St Ijuls Nationals
ain
Atnletic
Goods
TLDEN-PA N
E
Johnsten and Richards in Upper
Half of National Tennis
Singles DraW
23 SEEDED ,IN 123 ENTRIES
New Yerk, Aug. 31. In the drnw
today for the nntlennl men's singles
chnmpienshlp beginning en the turf
courts of the Germnntewn Cricket Club,
Philadelphia, September 8, William T.
Tllden. 2d, the chnmplen, and Gtrald
ly. Patterson, of Australia, were seed
ed Inte the lower half and Willlnm
M. Johnsten, of San Francisce, nnd
Vincent Hichnrds were placed In the
upper brackets
The tetnl entry list included 12.1
players, nf whom sixteen Americans
nnd seven foreign rnruuet stars were
seeded in the following order :
I'pper liulf. first quarter Watsen
Washburn, Heward Kinscy, II. S.
Veslii'Il. Jese Alenio and Manuel
AIeiimi, of the Spanish Davis cup team,
nnd Wlllinm M. Johnsten, who drew
it first -round bye.
I'pper half, second (tmrter--F. An An
dereon. Vincent Uichards, Hebert Kin
ey, I.iicicn Williams nnd J. O. Ander Ander
eon nnd It. C. Werthelm, of the Aus
tralian Davis Cup team.
Lewer half, third qunrtpr Willlnm
T. Tllden. '2d., N. M. Niles. Wnllnce
I- Jehnsen. Denn Mathey, Pt O'Hara
Weed, of Australia, nnd Zenzo Shlm
izu. of Japan.
Lewer half, fourth quarter R. Nor Ner
ris Williams. 2d., Philip Neer. Arneld
Jenes, Francis Hunter and Gerald Pat
terson, of Australia, who drew n first
reuml dye
Among
the
prominent plnycrs net
seeded nre :
I'ppiT half
Pearson, W. J.
dersen. Ralph
rey, Charles C.
Crnjg Riddle. S. W.
Clothier. Fred C. An
I.. Haggs, Rebert I.e.
Garland. Cnrl Fischer
nnd .leiin 1. Craves. Jr.
Lewer half Willis E. Davis. Wil
liam P. Wiar, Irving Wright, II. G.
Kcllehcr. Geerge W. Wightmnn. Elliett
II. Hinzeu, Wnltcr L. Pate, Fred O.
Haggs and W. W. Ingrnhnm.
Equals Ty Cobb's Recerd
Terrr Haute, lnd . Auc. 3l' First Hase
man Otte lahlm.in. of Ih D'invllle Three-I
Iairue Club yesterday ran his total of con.
secutle hlttlnk names te forty, equaling
lhe f"at of Ty Cobb. who. with j Ilke num
ber, holds the American League record, but
inln. made uv J. Wllhelt. In the Western
League. In 1010.
. :
BASEBALL Tedav. 3-SO P. M
S1IIHC 1'AIIK. 2lT AMI I.KIIKill AVK.
ATHI.nTIC th. HOSTON
Reserved heats ut (ilmheN and Snatdlnc
LOGAN A. A. sb-c?-.
Tonight, Thursday, Aug. 31 it
Sailor Jee Kelly vs. Johnny Krauie
Four Other Bouts
Wlllnwr (irnip Curs le Leuden St.
Delance Ball Park, Delance. N. J.
THURSDAY. KVF.MNfl.t At'OUST 31
LEW TKMll.hH mi. JU. TII'LIM
AI. HOI.TZMAN .T. WIIITKY llLltK.
C.irluns H.mtam of ItKrrslde I'hlla.
lUl'MI K.O. CIIANEV tb. IIEnn IIL'TCHIK
Phllu. I'hlla.
TOMMY fSAMnLE Ti. CUIlt MeCADB
Delance rhlla.
CnAltl.lK. KITSIE ts. PATSY TOOO
Pblla. rhlla.
remmenrlne S:30 V. SI.
nFNKRAI. AIIMIOSION - H1.00
KESKRYED SKATS S1.S0
In cane of rain First Clear Xlcht
A Recerd
Werth While
Every year Drexel Eve
ning Students set up a new
record, mere students com cem
jplete the full term than in
any previous year.
They are sticking te the
job because:
They are students of the
highest type;
They find in Drexel
Teaching and Drexel
Courses the shortest read te
' in Asiit "! lirtrt
AM
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DREXEL
EVENING SCHOOL!
and Bravi
Dempaey Wins Frem Qanni
Yeunir Jack IVmnsev dersattd Ulllv
non In the wlnd-un nt the Illidu rTh
last nla-ht. Gannon was gelnir (reed ttrif
rarly part of the first round only 0,L
rusneu tncK te in renrs ny i)eran'i
trfssivcnts. in tne serenu reuna.us
n. n frrlfln rlsht In th i.v. nritn"
non down ter tne count et eimt. ai
linmnspy cniiaht uanneh nn the law. (en
round. K. 6. Yeung Oianiy hlid Iffl
treuhln In bentlnc; Hcnny Krccdman. Har
hlM.Jn.'H tnr lh. i.mtnf .if nltiM In (hse
(Kid) Conn put Hilly Darlrn te sleep lnl
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