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EVENING PUBLIC' LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY
psqualificatien of Ven Elm Again Raises Question of True Amateurismjn American Athletics
Hew Dees It Strike Yeu?
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WHA T IS AN ANA TEUR ?
SPORTS WORLD STILL
ASKS SAME QUESTION
rAnd Finds It Hard te Believe a Professional Runner
Should Be Stricken Frem the List of Gelf
Simen-Purcs as a Case in Point
WHAT is nn amateur?
Is a golfer a profcennl hec.iue he writ coif Herlr for a newspaper
r sells clubs in n sporting goods Mere? ....
Cnn a pmfessinn.il hall phmr be regarded a nnvtbins el-e but an amateur
fa golf when lie takes up that game as a recreation?
TIie.e and a doyen ether -imilar (pie-ticns have pepped up again since,
the United State. Ceif Association announced that licorge Ven Kim hail let
bis Manding as an amateur
Just what effence thi twent.v -one-venr-eld P'ieifi.:erthvvcst. tr.ins.
Miw-lt-Mtvpi rnd t'tah golf vbninplen committed ajalnn the rulf. of amateurism
has net been made l ublic. It k under-med th.it he tried in eme n.v tn
capitalise I .s celtiiu repii'itum by making -eme n-rnticeiaent financially
profitable te lum-clf with a sporting gi.eil concern S- tin gulf .iv-ocutiea
deprived him of his Mainline and -et him down beyond the ai.iate ir pale.
We held no brief for Vm Kim He was one of the met pmrai-lns golf
ers the Tar Vri ha developed in ycir. He wi. net merelj an extr.ierdinai
technician en the llnkn. but a e'nth with i trnn-pitl .n-poMtien th.it never
fluttered under the fire of competition It i- fe r. d tint he hi- been -e
unccremen.nU'd.v -heved out of the plrture ; bur if he hi ought n mnlfe
mepev from j'df and -till holds his- aa.utenr -tnn.lln; he ncild cxpe : nothing
the. '
Uii llin ilsfiirien ha- again fe ued p.ibl. nffiitinii en t'ie old. old
question. " What is .in amateur?"
'J'flE c'Micrr sound caj. hut if 7u firrcl up me'f trouble in !th-
lett' rerA.i than any ethrr ene under 1hr blue dome of hewn.
The Gelf Professional
' A CCORPINO te the rule of the I'tiltnl Mit,- 'ielf A"ici"tien and the
A Royal and Am lent C'lnb of Sv Andrew-., an uun'eiii is one wlie ha- net.
'after attaining the fice of ivwn. c .rried el i'js for hire, received any con
federation either dire th or iud.reitlv for il.ivinj r for tmhing the ?ame.
or plaved f-r .1 money prize in .1 i..it(li r te inn.nient. or who-p pretit ari""
from hi prominence in eif
That is clear and ahotbeard. Its mean.ng cannot be mi-taken, one
would tbink
Yet ,f the meenini that some ecm te tnVe from it were eener ilh h"ld a
let of perfect' pure jmiteur.- wei.ld he hnrre-1 If ! ' i " -iiL-ee-tcd it
man were buried for -elUn; ?elf imterial. the tmnir of a rubber plantation
that supplied material.- for self ball- could be ceu-tn:cd a u p.itf-.i mal.
H dit uleii';
Ye- but nt mere fji than the rulinz- of what cen-titute- an amateur in
Other ipnT than ;e;f
In the link- pnme 1 ba1l player like IMd'e CelKn- could net be tegarded
M a profes-iennl zelfer, and whir, could be fairer than that?
Yet. if a celli be b rlav- -umxir b.ill te f.irn tnene te carry him
through the next -fme-ter l.e i cervrllere', n pre in every branch of spett,
aud veuld net be allowed te cen-.pere en the n.Jiegp ;elf team.
RIINnFFWARNFn !.
UUItULU ITIllltfl.L'
dv m v pnMAfl wu
n 1 . 1 liiviiviitiii 1
f 1 r v
ANOTHER EVENTFUL VACATION DAY
AutiTi1i?.Se(J.IS t?L0OCESTen. .Tme FAMOUS old nSfliwC
,,..- ..... . '.. ........ I
Mnui:r it 15 NcrieD von. fishing-CHOONBiM.wti
WWERTA05, CODTISH ,COV PlSH CAKES,COD IIVCR OIL ,
POWELESS WOL -Ll. ICIVI) .or run zsmk "i"""
Will Be Suspended if He Meets ,
Kilbr.ne at Jersey City,
Says Muldoon
STATEMENT IS ISSUED
n Leris 11. .AirE
TOT beinc -ati-iu'd -Mth -eparatlns
' chnrnpien- from tl.elr ti'les, the
New Yerk Slate I'exim; t iinimislen if
addin pore latishter te cli.isrln.
Imagine, if .Ielmn Dundee, junior
liehtwei.'ht and featherv.M Ight "chum
p en of New Yerk" 'neits the real tiile tiile
lieh'er of t'ie I'.Vi-peunders, .1. I'.itrivk
Kllbane. at .ler-ej t"fj, a- announced,
(he Scere'i Wep will l( Kicked out of
the titi' un.en in the 1 letrnpell-.
In ethei word-". Pundee will bine his
licen-e icvek. d ill the Stale of I'm her
Kiili kerheck' r if be gee- thieugh with
hi-, m.i'cb n.'mii-t .lehn I'. at Mr.
l!el. ', -MOl-l-fe.Mi Acn 011 the niqht
of September ''. l't liichaid. 't l-undcr-toed,
ha- ti'ia'iitnl ihe Uiiiiuic
Kilbcne cen'e-t. which the New erl;
Cetiinii-h w luts te crimji.
Heie - w'-it W ''inn 'iii.'denn. ch.ur
man of the conimi--ieiij 1 ar- in -n .
"It tm 00 tint I), in Ice an I Kilb.me
will meet in Iele's 'i'hirty Acie. but
if thei de I inl- ' !iiui-e be ill
New Yerk St it wi'l be tevuUed. Kll
bane is un lr -ti-pi n- en for rcfu-a! te
difcnd t!ie tltl- he held. .Hid stll 11-ctn-ed
hevr umltr the law- of New
eik State wbe 11, est- Kilhunc c r any
e'lier su-pi'iide I li i 1 will be aulo aule
uiutli allj -u-perded
"This itiineiiin esr.ent rf pelicv by
thr eeinmi.-d..;! wii- cliarh stated
4tfis sbw.is umtrie-nJeY ceTupiiie fishimtd various
A1ilJiJ,i:'SirjlL 2i! . tTuV n, T vccTflfiTAIL ADD THUS.
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, I ' i(ijii,niif, l'JJJ, by I'xtbhe Ledger ( empanu
Athletic Appearance
Australian Grit
A Juvenile Driver
By
THE OBSERVER
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KfSB PIRATES HAVE CHANCE ' HAMER PEN
und'r the W jiIKei- iw -heuld have 1 I l( li V IL.3 tc i lull
I
'HIS teuwl neither ey-'j' nor 13 1 if (OHfiim"'.' ffcc riiiiimritM nf
comnen ruc
Thorpe's Case
THE cale of that r.eble child of the wilderness. Ji-.'. Thorpe, who left his
imprint en eveiv .rhletic -pert he er attempted. i one of the me-t
famous, in the continual a-jusient of the j-nwrr- n- te what ' 0 illy ren.-tltutes
an amateur.
Thorpe wa one of tr-e fin.r Thletes ever hewn of fie-h -md bleed. He
could run .and jump and threw the di-cus with expeits in tW r widely vatied
line?. Ne one ever intimated th.u he reielved menej for empeting en thi
track.
European critic- hailed him as the ideal representative r,f phvsical
Anerica, and his work in the Olvmpict of 1!H2 was .1 m irvi I te -ill of them.
Then it was found 011 tint during a previous summer ' had pl.ijed barcball
with a club in -eme jerkwater miner league .Tu-t hew 'Ht m ide him a pro
fessional runner 1- ret very clejr. but .Jim wis ferihwt1. de hired a pie and
forced te return all the prizes he had honeiablj wen in Sweden.
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A M.iTEf'R nthlrtiri should be Upt unt'initril hy roeMieiiTnm.
" Every one nHmit that, hut the itat-j.i of a rcnl amateur should he
mere clenrly depned.
The Old-Timp "Ringer"
SOME ye-irs ace a champion -printer, who-e amateur -finding was unques
tioned for a long time, flourished and broke record- Then it wts discov
ered that he had inaugurated tip well-known "linger" font-race scheme that
has taken se many thousands of dollars out f the pocket- 1 f the rural citl
enry. Th" idea is is old as the "geld hricl," new, hut it wis freh as the
blushing violets then
He would se in-ognite te a village that hens'cd a pnn"r of em pre pre
tenslen1 and challenge him te n rice for 1 heivv -id- bit lieul n- the
count rvran mlcht be. be ueu'd h'lve -mall chance nf -Viwmg hi.- heels te a
world's champion
When tin- Irunpien's shadr method- were di-envrred 'ie preinpth- lest
his amateur standing, and the record" he had eemplcd wr 1 ut out of the
books.
A strong hand i- nece-Min- in dealing with -e-cnlled "amateurs' of this
tripe. There is no que-tien of that. P.ut another procedure should be found
In handling the real amateur- in one sport who make money in another.
The Real Amateur
AC. P. MEDUINGTON, one of the most prominent men in English golf,
has this te say of amateurim: "The old definition has, in the past, been
translated by squeezing in as nn amateur anv man who, by birth or educa
tion, might be regarded in the mere restricted sene of the word as a gentle
man. It needs overhauling badly."
Se it can be seen that our friends across the water are also bothered by
this amateur problem.
College football has caiwd as much talk as any ether "pert in regard te
amateurism. Me-t of the bevs are Simen-pures, ind the talk about big
ealaries paid te college men for their gridiron a'tivirle- i, te n large extent,
the well-known het air.
There are conditions that -heuld be pmcdifd, and doubtless will be In time.
JT UHOVl.lt net he thewiht that the n ernie nmeteur is net all that
he theuld he. He m honest, four teunre ami the backbone of
American sport. J he fault lie? uith thi definition of amateurism.
The Professional Athlete
TUA professional athlete in thi- ceuntrv is net looked down en as he in, te
a ceitain extent, in all Kngli-h sports save beting. His business W a .oer .eer
fectly legitimate one, but one tunnet miV it with amateurism. A man either
plays a game for the love of it or he plajs for ineni v The motives should net
be mixed.
Let our solens of amateurism, for the sake of the many athletes who hive
se desire te de anything but play square, formulate n' sensible definition
that covers every sport.
OJ.UO.V fiT.VSjp refute te permit uj te beliei e that a man it c
professional in football or golf because, he has received money for
playing baseball.
i m l-'UHler-toeii. ,n man who hePls 11
! f-vf, t0 heN jn pu erk can meet
jK'.Ibine, Wll-011, (ireb or an.v oilier
-ii-'iei.dni hover, and the nmy a- well
I undu-tnnd this once ter all."
I '-.lnsnni Disputes
i.uls Aiigeln s Title,
I. ul- Angcle Tiipe s net the heavy
weight ihninplen ((f Seuth America.
Tl. it'- what Knockout Snn-em, of
i!ii- citv. -.a-, rurtin rmere. K.in-ein
.n-iniiati -. "I am."
Hern in Iiiiiiieri Aire- Argentine
Rei ublic, Santem. whi-e nnl name is
Tli. vim 1 i?nntarrle. liisi 1- that Tnpe
his never di tented him. -e that lie
M-i-enn ha.- a pi rfe t 11lit te di--,'
I.ui- Vugile's (him te the IiukIm
et Seuth Au.enca.
Sar.-em I- no newcomer in the ring
He has had a let uieie eperleii e
than Hi pn mid a miteh bet.veeii them
prebablv would rrove that the Knml:
mit 1 er-en would net hi n ti'h for
ihe hlg ti 'le'v who i- being teutid in
Seuth AinerWa for a bout with .laik
Dempsey.
Among the -tat- ag-iln-t whom San-
TO OVERHAUL GIANTS
In Second Place for First
Time Since Early Season,
Bucs Arc Just Six Games
Frem First; Hornsby Gets
Thirty-fourth
What HI ay Happen
In Baseball Today
N SIM,
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Vew 'Vert. :a ,',n ,i01 .C,l)l) ..'iiit .(.(li
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I'.ob Reper. Mike O'Dewd. .left" Smith.
AMi'.uirw i.r.Ar.fr:
PPOIT'V's T (VZF (ZROUD ""'' Hm tl l'.C. Win l Split
Gig Gcnthner, Last Year's
Tackle, Alse Absent Frem
Mount Gretna Squad
53 TO BE IN THE PARTY
SOME years nge a frail, pale boy nervously approached the coach of his hlk
school track team.
"1 wnnfa learn te be n runner," he told him.
The conch squelched a temptation te smile. He looked at th lenn legs an
the thin aims and the Hat chest. He wanted te laugh, but there was such ta
carnett leek In the eyes of the youth, he could net discourage, him. ,
"All right, son." he said, "I'll try you out.
A prnctlce sprint was staged. The new candidate flew along the cinden
like a gust of wind. lie outclassed his competitors.
After careful coaching and tedious training, the boy developed Inte a ph,
nemenal scholastic sprinter.
Even after a few years of success, the hey failed te take en the appearand
and build of an nthlcte.
College coaches looked him ever and thought little of his prospects for tb
future.
"He'll never make a college sprinter; he's tee light and tee 6mall," Mj
one famous tutor.
Twice this boy bent ten seconds for the 100 last year. He wen the Inter
collegiate championship and in te doing equaled the record for the century.
New he is the favorite for the uotlennl sprint title and ranked among thi
greatest sprinters In the country.
The frail, pale boy was Alfred Leconey, of Lafayette.
Appearances deceive? Mnke your, own decision.
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IF HAROLD DARIJON can coach ns Iw can run, he'll matte a al al
uable assistant te Jimmy Curran at Mercersburr. Earl Thomsen
will attest te Uarren's speed. The Canadian was chased te the tape
in the Oljmplcs by the former I'cnn State hurdler.
The Oameiiess of (lie Australians
THE 1022 Davis Cup series will go down in the nnnals of the historic inttf
national matches as one of the greatest ever held.
Tlie mutches played in this country have been exceptionally thrilling from
tlie semi-final at IloMen through the final at the Germnntewn Cricket Club and
the challenge round nt Ferest Hills.
Onn of the outstanding features unquestionably hns been the gameness of
the Australian team.
The Anzacs lmve been en the read In quest of the trophy since April. Aft
unparalleled successes nt Wimbledon they hit a bit of bad luck in this country
hut held up gamely under the iinx.
Andersen, second singles player, wns stricken with a severe cold and had te
retire. This lett the burden te the crippled Weed, who was suffering from
neuritis In his right shoulder, nnd the weakened Patterson, who was hobbller
from a sprained tendon.
T'ndaiinfed by the physical reverses, the Antipedenns swept through Franc
nt I.ongweod nnd then took en Spain successfully here.
After le-ing the first two singles against America nt Ferest nills, Patterson
and Weed showed the spirit of real fighters and wen against Richards and
Tilden, who had beaten them In the national championships.
Australia may well be proud of its sons.
V.y .JO'-KiMI T. LARRVM
nr.i: the 1m t time since the
J week- of the -evnn. Pittsburgh I-iidin-
liii'i ""'I ,,'"v I" cenrl place ou
tli fabei Pov Uanked a- -ei'eMl dj
v 1-1011 lenti'imVi- kite in dune and eailv
in Julv. the It n - h ive mad.' one of the
i-i.-ite-l ceiwliaei.s 111 niscnan uus m-.i-'nn.
When r.ill AIoKcchnle took th" mnn-
ccr'.al 1 !ns from Geerge lii'i-en he
b i "ht l.rftv Un 'ell and made 11 couple
,..- Aan-ec in the tern that have beine
te the T'lltiil Stntl' finm lt.m,..f A.rt. ... -1.' - .. i-tifiirln-. -WiniT
. , .... ... iiiiws .iiic-i iruu 111 iieiii'-i'-'i- . ,1
when I e w 1-fiftmi vear-eld. 1 nreurd ihe E.i-t dnrl'is the month "i
' S. tetlls-.
' Penult .
. ' lei 1 1 mil.
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Twe of the most prominent members
of the University of Penn-ylvnui.i feet-
-'' ball team of last year will net be with
,.i, , vv i-miiu-tnii .-,11 70 .11. ".inn t,4.ii
E1- Vll.lwtl.k l.I -1 111 I 111 1 I t
i.ii.ii.u . no " '.ail liiia ti.ms
Win Ivm. )! ese te.
Ivniwnp li. ..I -;... '
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I.fe Ileuek and doe 1
aacKie 1 iiiru. i 11
-cm. .lad. Iiurkc
I'eriell
San-ein is twentv -three war old.
wiiii in 111111 111 pareniiige, atn' le cii'ne
rse 1
..'im !
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.MaUiiv; Rejily
for ficgular Seisnn
P'i pariMeii .un hi lug nri le for the
rf:uhr i'c.'L'-Sr. sea-.m in Pluladi Iphia.
The Olvr.ipia is the first of the loci I
ii.b- 10 .11 neunee ikhmtelv It- Kopen Kepen
ing The (I, Hi is Sc 1 n 111K1 p Is. no, I it
i- iiui.ir-tend that Willie .1 ick.-en will I
m-it .lehnny Sliugrue. who -evunl,
weeks age wen a refeiei'- di i-len ever
.leli.m.v Dundee in the wind-up tint
nieht 1
'1 i.e loe Pilnce a!-e will get under'
win the latter Curt of the nuniih
1 .If liimv iiuiiis, who iiiii lift v -1 we -h. vs
I a veal, will g. t hicl; Indriers with lu-
("uiliria liei- the ja-t weik In S.'p-
.in'ier, and one or two -miller luh-
wlP ie i-Mllllig 111 dlfli.ellt -11 II in, of
I tUH eltV
I ( '.'i.'ir'c f'ris ia, been piometing
1 IOiiulnr-.ilce bouts at the NntMnal
iluruii tin warm wi-vther. but nutl.ir.,'
definite hns been alineiini ed about thi-
nciHar sim -en at the Eleventh strict
arena.
. nt
he I'ii ites home en tl
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A iifi t
,..,". ,e , uiMin- stPi'.ll: t,,rlt H" i
1 H'l "i r . . i.
thl-ieeil le'tme it wa- SHU'l"" " ""
'iiints
T! e in-ttin ictiiis took a fill out of
I'llt-'i n'-li. with the le-ii.t
1
that they
. .. 1 ......!. i .. ni.. 1 .-.inn-
lOVllil 1 OUIMI lO'irill lU.n "i"t -'...-
i--n.- n. Mi, but alvvay wunin -uikihk
di-tnnc" of the top. .New Hint nev j
am irfunv: the we-tern teain. all of 1
whom in In the iaee te stay, the l.ins
nn- il-ivine better bn'l.
On. of the ren-011-. and prelnhlv the
,Te-t liipeitnnt. is the ceiisi-mit hit
tin.' if H'b Ku-sill. the fi 1 ,ut Wl 'te
'ex I'tchei. nun the gene-.i! fe, tne
111 ss of the i.lt.!iri Tin- whole te.ia
is hittin; lift.r, which fr."t ir -itte-ted ,
te in thi Idling ive'.ii:!"'. "-in 11 -in . 1 r.iitinii-ri' at in-mini:
i,. mi ml n s nf the n""ie."itien hi'li"'i 'Inriiiiin it I'.iiITiiW
igr "Ii'i i..! three mere betwi en ,2M) 1
.111 1 2'tfi
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
n mien l I.UXdli:
e 'V.prk. g I'lillllra. 7.
I'llt-liiirch, 'It ClilenRO, 0.
Ilniekljn, H: llii-Kin. .
t. I.etils. ii: ( Inrlnnutl. 3.
AMERICAN l.KAtil i:
Iflrnlt, 4; -t, ,uis. a (i-letrn Innlnus).
( let I mil, 11: I Iik ise, e.
M jhlilti.tnii. 111. Ilo-ten. 3.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
-.wins i. 1. i:(.t 1:
Inrnltur dmnes
( lilmcn al ( liiilnii ill.
.-( I11111I. nt rittsliursli.
Afti riimin tiitmrs
ririMiklvn ut rliilnil'11 (two btiiips, 1 :30-3i3n),
Ne Verk nt Iln-ten (two Bime).
Clilr.u.11 nt tlnclnnntl.
,-l. Iwnils nt l-itmniirEii.
a.mi'.uh .s i.:;Ar.n:
Mernlr.s (iiiniOH
Kit ifilt 111 lilraiT'i.
livi'iaml nt St. l.eul-.
Afti rnmin domes
lllilftirs nt M .iKlilimlnn (two KOnies).
Itusliiii ul m Vnk iln c inir-).
Hi ireit M Ii'i'iibii.
I tevi I mil ill St Liiuls.
ivriJtwiHiwi, i.u(it 1:
Mnrnine (i mil's
GREENLEAF TO PREPARE
FOR MATCH WITH ALLEN
Champien Will Play Anether 1200-
Point Series With Huesten
Ralph tirieiilinf, national pocket
billiard champion, will devote the next
111 mih te tin i ti inir for his matdi with
I Ilenny Alb 1, of Kansas I itv. who In.
cl I.1J1 nged (,i-(euleaf for his cruvvn.
The title i.'t will be stagtd in this city
in le ilu r 1
P01l.1t billiard fans are talking ef1
a pe-.iiilf. inatih be'vviM'ii (iieenleifl
uiul PraiiK 'lnhcr-kl, tne i.iiri I chiim- 1
pien Pi, ink Speins, the tlllelieldi r s I
iuunai,i. -av- tiieeiilent is n-adv tnr '
chalhuui s and certulnlv would net u- '
futi' 10 feii-ider one from Tiihi'i-LI.
tirei'tilnii ha- In Id the world's title
during a period of feui veins nnd his
en tniee occasions engagi d in ihnin-i
pUiii-hlp miitehi s without losing a gunie I
In the -eric;. I.nst IMiruarv he T..1 .1 1
ni w liin.li - run lunik in a hiiiiipien-hip ,
inateu with Tem Huestnn. seming loe '
leiRif- 111 siiict inn 1 mil timi m 'v
tin' la-t tlin e month- he im 1 ,1,1 and
this tei.t.
'J Ins afternoon ut the National
Aeailniiv. (! Neith Thlltrenth i.ir.i
I li" v. Ill start I i prcp.ir.iuum for the
vrui luaiiii wici 11 j'oe-point enntest
against Hue-ten.
"ill" i'ililiinq Staff
Cooper, the -telling left-hander and
ie , of the b-st -euthpaws in the lc.v'uc,
Mind- se-enl te P.np.i .lepthn Kmv in
. inn- win with nineteen, "he luiniT
Phil ha- one rime In additi. 11, II 1111 1111
nten. Minn-mi. (Jl.uncr nnd Adams
have all bmi hurling winning ball.
The additmn of Walter Sthtnidt te
the iHiard of tiategy, that n'se in'ludes
ISiwIuMrr nt Pvrani-e.
Afternenn d.mies
.fpr'n'i. t I Is ni .Newark linn KUines),
11 illlmnre itt Hi iiillnis
'If.runte ul llnlTaln.
Kurhe-ii,' ut -iyi-actme.
the party that leaves We-t Pliilndelphln
'station tomorrow morning at 11 :'-"
dnllght-saving time, for Mount (Jretna,
where fifty-three candidates will put in
three weeks of preliminary practke.
filg ti'cnthner, the former Brooklyn
Polytechnic star, who was a tackle last
year and th" star of the swimming team.
failed te pass his examinations in the
spring and will net letuin te the I'nl-vcr-itj
liemuse of his size and ex
peiieme he was counted en heavily tn
be one of the bulvvaik- nf Haleid tins tins
ten's line this season.
The ether plnver is 'fox Ilamcr, tlie
lfiO-peuiid. sl-foei two-inch back, who
tliullci the -pectateis ln-t year. lx,
net the be-t student In the wm id. has
been in -chelu-tie het water for a long I
time. All of Ids tumbles dnte b.uK te
un illne.-s two veni- age that fmeed him
te leave -clioel lie ha- been studying
nssidueii-lv during the summer nnd expect-
te p.i-s off his i-nmlltleus when the
ie-eiiuiinatiens stmt.
In the meantime he will de all his
enrlv -easen weik en what pint of
Franklin Field is net c'uttered ui with
building mateiial Several ether players
who am making up schelnstic vvmk will
nls 1 foil; out en the home gildlnm cleng
with Il.inier. Jnhnnv Humes, who ni
hil id his knee hi-t year and who has
been serving letteis nil summer te get
into condition, will mpnrt in about a
week en th? home let 10 finish up tinin
ing for a place oil the team.
The ll-t of flftv -tin 1 ! men who will
leave tomorrow 1- (enipn-ed of former
varsity, scrubs, fie-luneu and pln.eis
who were ineligible 1 i-t year because of
the one-year elis'ibilitv mles. They will
TUB Ya niters can rht games without Ruth, but the dollars at the
gate don't come se easily.
James Baldwin Juvrnile Driver
JIMMY BALDWIN is a spoke off the old wheel, se te speak, ne's just bit
of a lad, fifteen years old, but hew he can handle a herte.
.limmy's dad, Jehn Baldwin, was hurt nt Downingtown recently and then
wns no one available te drive Clark Pntersen, his man pacer, In the West
Chester Fair races.
Claik Paterson is a right smart stepper and it looked ns if ther . .
chance for a victory in the 2:1S pace. But an experienced driver was lackinx
Jimmy pleaded for n chance nnd get it. He held the reins ever Clark
Petersen like a gray-haired veteran, nnd his track generalship was as keen ai
the brainy tactics of an old-timer.
Five heats it took te decide the race and the fifteen-year-old boy drove bit
charge te the front in the third and fifth.
In that one race Jimmy showed tlie instinct nnd ability of a prespcctln
master. A juvrnile who cnn outgeneral di Ivers twice his age has talent worth
attention.
rjEOROE SISL.ER leads the league with aji avcrace of .411 and htw
VJ hit only scen home rims. Tilly Walker has clouted out Uiirtv-twe
four-ply blows and his averagn Is .'J05. Draw your own conclusions.
whe (hat Hornsby bad made his thirty
third
e-tcrdnv Ihe f ards -tnr batted out , pmctirr under the watchful eves of Jehn
SFDNEHUR
ST
BEATS
McNeill. McGcehan and Padgett all cut
of the game with injuries.
. The North ThllH dsfetltll th K-nn.lnrten
A A. 8 tO 4 in .1 lnf1t r-nm m 1-a.i.iIi
L'""'"?.10" ," 'ie bnttlnc star with I
Tem Friday Pitches Well, While
Winners Bunch Hits for
Four Runs in Sixth
homer in the nrst nnd eighth
Kdille Biirnii of lit. Cllltu-. -non hid own
?. JieiiiisL 1 eris eiriiin vvara, at Sixty
iv r,i."n1. ,I-P'',"n"n "venue After tki
w irders had takin the lend, nt 7 te 5 with
ihie runs in the ninth, the Saints tlrf tbl
it!.. .,! thn Burns delivered th two twe
?Jts"r ,hlt "cm ,lB al3J finn?d twenty
his thntv -teurth off lliey. in a game
wen bv the I nrds bv heft swatting,
while Nehf held the 'Reds -afe all tlie
way. liuncan al-e Iml 11 tour-ply snot.
Manager M'herhme and mux I arev. during the contest,
'has lull id He team censideiablv Rp- The Dedgeis hammered Jee Oci-chger
gnidi I a- one of the "' . IrilUnnt all mi,r tll(1 (,t nn(1 hiin.U-1 ihe Brave.
i.mleis m the game, the holdout lini!ia nft, inrmg. (itiuii s in Id the Be.in-l,r-
ii-s.-t.il 111 tiiteiinc the veun; pttih- ,.,l(.ls K1f,. ,41 t. Wln, (;Me, a rookie.
eis(.wil ihar .111 01 uieiu n.ivi "''".' I finished tlie gmne ler .Mitchell "nil
snow oil .a
-11)1 Islll
1 arlv -1
Hi I.
I1.1t hi-
... Uei I
I.V tl I.
-,,1 lib
1 will
CARMAN FEATURE
PACED RIDER HERE
Scraps About Scrappers
Serseunt Ita.v Smith will be tntlriJ tnr
h' future match...- by piu llut.e- or,J
llrne Ailtcrvveibtit fharnrlen n tt, I'mi 1
Si nis .Murine Cerrs Mnlin im, 1.. . ... ... '
.1.. 1 . . ..... . I II.. 1 QU ...i......... , ... .u. ". -. i...e-i
": ln,ci ureme. ,.lgnt hail te be called IJm' nU'S. w, m up i".. i,' ",d
"ii ec. uu.-ii in we.iiuer conditions.
r-als in form nvi their
.ii w ik.
1 no of the Pirates' nttailt
bun noticeable in winning
, I 1 1 n the timely henu is iiuidc
in. One lav Inst v.eek Uus-
thii p in n (b.iib 1 -brader. all
-. ted runners nlu.id of him.
V-t!'li '.ii.'bee smacked out nit .ie
nndei t1 it bieke up an 1 lew n-intilu,
,!nei vniw. 1 1 lie feuner Phil nnd Hum-
V. i''i two out in the eleventh Cerey
ing'nl mill -tele second nnd Ilih.ee
1 ill. 1 1 Mi t eutsiue tee p irii. jiuiii-
,'i.,n 1 1 ul Iml -fvu; 1 it 1 .n ci
w. - te iml for ten.
King 'lliu.vis Ciaiue Away
If ., di ,ut pit' her- ' ntinile l!ie;r
1, ,-ei .i.Ie work th- I'm -if- ;' ' 1;
in i lent iliiince te 1 erne through In
tii 11 1.1 1 tietih "e '"it "l bv 1101 1
1 . I,ii'e-, made the iie''nin twnler
h.i.It Ilk" a let of bushel . S. ..it, the
all-in nuiier, was. ine eiuy
tint te i nn k in
However, en deir nights thousands
Tenlrht nt riimner STifi-ant nay Smith
Mill m. . t Tm i.i...n In i I.Vi '.. D,llm
turned out for the races and several 1 ,,r"-'""n iii'iu'iin thr-e Mi,.r' imcin'i
lllnht. er...e,lu cl 1 1 1 000 r I '.'.".' "",. ,' !.' ",.",'" "V M . "l''u n'J " nnv
--M-M- "... .......... ... ,..,..'.! iiiljl. wril ..'' ueilii.liii in im I li. i urr I mti.r nit
1 . .. ... . . V.lilti. .. II t . Lr .-. nn 1... ! v. in r 1111
-, u, ,,., c... D. ,"''"' t no in attfn.iancj.. ,,,; win t J, . uarinji. .'.,' p, T'Y",
Ularuils;-? naa un i uui "'& ' ' mmi iireKiurn et ruccie cnmpe- .'ir.cr hiii pr.iii.n vim, s.iii ,1 i, nr,vr; but
uiieii is MiiiiniH", ter next inursduy
lr.l.,1.1 T, .....!. . ...I, I ..
. 1. 1 1.
mi ml , r of the (.e-llj
witli n win. .
, t. id iv had it net b( en for some
bad bi-e limning and .eually peer tiel'l
ing the Phillies would have werrd
v.idin evir tlie (Jiant- Ait -Nenf.
the star f,eiithpaw of ihu team. w.i
maud roughly bv AVillielm'B men am'
v. is lencl te Iiee lb; giuie 111 th"
Ml, nuiier a benib.iidi.Miit of hit.
.lenii.ud. who sun ceded lifiu, 11U0 wnu
id
it of -tuff
The Vu '.s wei" idle, but the lirewns
iiccomnieilated them In losing
Tigers and the hi f gunie le-t en Sat
urday w is iniiile 1 1 j A single bv His
nej in the I'eventh gave Dau-s the vir vir
teiy iifier bis t -animati , bed bai l.ed him
up brilliantly Wrighl and Piutttweie
both hit hard bv the ubbiuen
Wa-hlngien uided the A's in their
efforts in it main rut el the cellar by
defeating I In lied Sex 10 te .", in thy
fin il game of the srries. I'ulluieii and
Ku ell proved melreetive, while Znchary
wa- geed nil the wav .
In one 01 the fu te.t ganus of the
-enr-en- li required en'v one hour nnd
Hteen mill Iti- (lieive I hie blnnked
thn White Sev with si hits, while In,
ii.ate. made ilcvin off lilauki u-hip and
Coin tin, v.
TENDLER SEEKS ANOTHER
BATTLE WITH LEONARD
le s Winters -tinted for the Phillies,
ut bit the liiillnrd in a huuy dining
nt inllj in tl
nnd
Decisive Victory Over Hammer May
Mean Title Beut
A decisive vlrtniy ever I'ver Ham
mer, Chlrnge lightweight who kept both
fdt en the lloer nt ull time- In ills
ten-round bout with Jienny Leenard
hiM month, may lie a stepping i-iene te
a i r nit ii in. inh fei- th( title, fifteen
rounds te a difi-ien, for Lew Tendler,
leuihpaw i ( e
Tendler has challenged I.eennrd te a
J ct in ii meeting. in let, the second
h i -nn lullii-lnii between the southpaw
llei-innn, head (each; Tem Uavles, Dr.
Dinner nnd Leu Yeung up in the meun
tains, nvvay from the citv. where the
greedj eyes of enemy scouts will net be
seen.
According te advance leperts, every
member of tlie squ id has been doing some
klinj of work ever the summer peiird te
k.'ep In tip-top shape Seme have been
acting as hrakemen en the 1 illina'N,
etheis have done fiiiiniii't weik, some
lmve vveikul en the lead- and ethers
e the i have taken tin tr exeiei- en tin beaches
et tlie diiierent -i a uere rt-erts
Mnnagtr Jim Coinpien, the hustling
weslernii, bus eveivtbing in nndine-i
for the srnin.l up nt Mount flietna. and
expCLts them tn thoieiighlv mev their
trip. Nnrd Intensive drllliiig v ill be
the nnUr rf th" dav ler the lu-t two
weeks, with morning and afteinoen
piactke-. Dining the thiid weik the
siiind wi'l he divided leughlv for -dim-
mage.
While the legulnis aie nut of town
Tem McNaiiiara. Ihe srrub tutor, will
leek after die leftovers en rranlJIn
ricld. The freshmen nie due te mpnrt
i te Dr. Jehn Keogh rcune time mound
the middle of the month.
The complete list of athletes for the
preliminary training fellows'
Linemen Dein, ltrvden, Adnir.s,
ItecUus, Hjpus, Sweenev, Pnpvvnrth,
Kellv. (JialT, Kaiiffmnn, Kittrblge,
Kicking, Pnttnn, Thin man P. Dew
hirst, Leiiluim. Miu'Denald, Wallnre,
Staples and Cullen.
r.iiils- Pali child. Craig, Jolmren. O.
Lrtresvang, Westcott, llebb Primeret,
Swan. Peanev, S( huff nnd P.rei'wer
Hnckf Captain Miller, Wlttmer,
Sullivan, Lnngdnn. King, McMullen,
Mrtirnw, Flues. Curtis. James, Plerer,
Veegelin, Heady, When, Wedc.nl,
(ireve. Hcllly, J. Devvhii-i. Ilnmiilen.
Celemiin, Whltehill and Could.
The rtenehtirst bnsebnll team, the
club that has set the fans talking bv its
wonderful showing In the West Phlln- j
delphia section of the Pliilndelphln
Baseball Association, added St. Car-
tinge te Its list of victims yesterday nt '
j-itt -nun and sntnuiine streets nv the
shutout route, the final count being
4 te 0.
Slenehurst Is idle today with the e e
cepilen of n twilight contest nt Fifty
fourth street and Llmvvoed nvenue with
Lit Prethers, the game being scheduled
for H P. M.
In yesterday's affair Tem Friday
was en the pitching penK and he op.
posed tl.illjghcr. Friday held bis op- pO tJ
penent- te six hits. All the Stenehin-t t
inns came in the sixth (inllagher
c-ln.le.l bv hltlln" Cntelmr Mlniif.ii nr.,1 lrnTnr
........ .... n .- iii.i llnll
BASEBALL TODAY 2 Garnet
NATION W, Midi C l-XHK
PHILLIES vs. BROOKLYN
rntsr tiAiir: at i:se i. m.
SeitH un i-alp ut (ilmlitN and Snnlillnrt
MV53
then four slnglch nnd a double spelled
CORRECT fall styles la
Deihys and Seft Felts,
mnda in nil the ne
shndrs.
Ms defeat. , A. ft'i. DAVIS. 131 N. 13th Street
ei. v-iiriiiuge wns .a rut cnppieii wifll own Evenlnc t Cherry M.
ie si i 'i . it in iiiiim.
.1 i.i l.tid i liiiMinieii w is s i lac In tin. im.kln j.
KBCBS Deninu muwr uu, .,.g r. g n , ndTuVman v-il. L'i? -"""' VSS? ' AU' ? villi th "d"f a ' "'' Tr ndler almadv had rrrp the
1922 in Philadelphia Xrr In "three'heati nfTe?r mcfnj tTThrJlS 7v I " l!" wU all !llvN fnt.lt. In the u , ms etfeied by Ten, , ,'iteiirke. f New
nnd Willie Sneiicer will snrinr three reucler Allen a rendend u,e iud..' I .,in,i, with two out, a weak grounder I "'" , . . ,, . , . . .
hce, against (Jrlunde Piani. -,u-ci.ien a- shot down te Leslie. Ulng inn i '"''"' ,""",,, P. nh
darrncr Carman, of Jamaica. L, I.. Tin se events have h.ei, postponed d.m Kxn will t en ,h nhnn, ev-er e cover the hB. find Instead of ;r . r'"1 iV,' "or! rtl(lsPPnVioennr?r
Veteran follower of the meter, bus tvvice in the lust two weeks owing te Kmui- 5.t""r "' Kniiy i.attie at ,he i"J"n ci.tchlng the ball lit it go Ihieugh him. 'st. "t the- I i ie l. rounds. .eennrd,
Vl Z nest consistent winner; nf the rain The first brat of the Cannnn? IW.JlfU lTW & .'r "the Perdham flash scen.l al hewrvw. le 1 - h " "I, wdur,
eaten at the Philudv pi a Velodreme, Maddona event was under way. with ')t..'r rntehe en thle rJt,i wf iRbw the wnv from bwend with the winning "r ' y "" ' " "".'.', ', lMn.(SH
SSn Brew" Park thn Italian lending en the seventh mile. ' .n?' 'lSnln,,v.Jlr;m,5 rin" I run trip te this city . October 1 J. ( elunibus
JrOtnC XJiCtai i i u. i .i..i. i.. .i . "! , nrm v lietJIV In a. Hen w h t t lt r.n. - un. . . t , , .. t..., . I Tj.n. liml linen snt im Mm tUtta fm. .
InPt ymr Vlncnwe Maciunntt, tne wi uif ui h- Meppea inP rnre. rmni I jimn y nrewn v nt Hn.j,er;; ,inH "k i I A triple piny, in win i ". . -;";"" '" i lri" ,,' V l""
iiii. ii iiir nui'iit, . " - ------- v iKiii. ..'" ..- --- . - rriiii . 1 1 mi - -- - -- -- ., . .,!. i . m . ' p urvrnnrr i ki 'tint iiiwi I I -.. ..l
Temmy i.eugnrnii, mtaiiieweigiit liexer Cv Williams' twentieth neni' r ei tin'i "'"" ,h " . , """K, i nur ktniiinir n C. i r
nf rieiltll I'lllllli elpila, W bu nt the1 '"" 'ellflll. "f 'ftn Atntmy. N J 1p. .. lflU ,,,-c. featlUe- nf the contest tli.it pini'iie- in me uue.- oilier eiKUl-rnunu Mnnnee.-hn.,. .,.,. AJtl,..
twecu Carmiin and Mnddena. ii" natninw Jlun. m ., ie. Ai ciS Hnrnsby Tups Ualktr lai.Kin-tei', will trv te slop the knockout e smii ssfull) t uinril Imrlc Slmiiiilmn
Anether big feature will be the Pcnn- wltl,ln ",e """ f"rln,,ht Heger Hemsbv took the heinc-rui, stienk of (leerge (K. t).) Cliauey, of "ILh"Vn (1",hi r '"'a. rl' l,y "' ''""Kh-
sylvai.ln mmiieur championship at ene ,. mnnri,r "TTtrnienteun p ,, lead i.vviiy from Tillle Walker. The IKiltlmere. ertj will pitch for Stnnehurst.
n.n.. A llmli .,r nnlrl.i Imivi. In,.,, ... .,1,","5 ."""" "'. V i "i?."'.0" "'. . J ?-i I a . 1.1... I stnr en ev ei I he em for n f ew , Itnl.hv 1 nrrett. the C Ifton Iteli-l.te
in.,.. .. .,.". ... ......... . ...,,. ..,, i r - ....nun iii.i in KL't.n. ii, .& niir-n n inn in. jvl iirin .,- '. -'- .-.-. ---- - . . . ...-.... . ..-.., ... . ........ ..-.......
Vl.lliin rtltllllllll
- . . . I. .. .!!.. ...n.l ll.lu uinLnn
But no wns iiiiiiuiiiii'i" w "" it--is...
wins te nn Injury suffered In nn curly
rncci nnd as u result he wns unable
te compete in Phlludclphlu for about a
Of hlH victories here four stand out
rnnsnlrueiisly for Ciirinan. Ilu ile-
y r-.J.i At,,, hi, urn in n match race, vven
U. the Intrrnntinnul derby, annexed the
Oeldcn Wlirrl. (iini wiwi n-rij- i,n-
ttmee captured me iiuiiiui-uenv....
tfcun event from Motlilena and Geerge
tatee'n race nlghta scheduled At
BIG TWILIGHT GAME
Lit Brethers and Stonehuret Meet
Tonight at 54th and Elmwood
While nil of the teams In the city will
be engaged in two games today, playing
morning nnd afternoon, the managers
of Lit Urethers and Ktenclpirst decided
hi nun u tvvingni ceincHi te their pro
gram .
The tennis- which nre contestants In
the uries for the West Philadelphia
inir.ei.aii cninnpienbliip win mingle nf
FJit.
&
IW?
crived, and half a dozen heats may
lmve te be run off before the final. A
number of veungstert) hnva been showing
geed form in amuteur,competitienH here.
A Class II professional race also will
be held.
uith Tummy I'lnlllMi. of ' ttalnirvh .. dmiru !. mukluL' lis tulrtv-tlilrd elt rel heriil. will trv In Itcht hln vvnv l.nek
-. ..-;..vi ! .te. ...,.. .....? """"!.."' v. ..... .".;.. : .'...". ;. " - - .
balled "lieAiAlV. mSnSJS. '"n-giiiSfflS i eh ShawKM in u e seem,,, game e me , nte the lightweight picture t.y dlspes-
for j.en3iiy ie inngt a mcai atar llgnt- iiuiiuie-iieii'ei ..-i.i.ij, ,-...s... ,1,1
wiKei ai lies iiyriuin ui me uirmpia
info i i""w
m.nt et we avnuns a-udiie utattr for fltv
jiroe.
te must a local .tar light, (leunie-lienuer i-muiiiiiij, mui, uui
upenlnr of the Olympla I dentally, Heb Hasty wen by his best
vlnnS xSliMlUtJSgrV'ltSfc PltchUw whlhltien of the year. Later
ing of Kailer Frredmun, of Chicago
The opening battie will be a return
meeting between .Toe Tiplltz.ef this city,
la the afternoon word drifted evec the and Pel Meran, of New Orleans.
Sarazen and Kerrigan Win
ItuntliiKleii. I.. I.. Het.t. ttarnu-n anil
Kerrluan vven iui jxhlbltlen four bill mat")!
of thlrty-alx tielen from Duneiiri ami M llclinll
at the Huntint-ten Country Club. 4 and A
Sararen wan winner et tlm Indlvlrlual eceri
prle. Th acerea werei Baratcn, nf. Ki'r.
rlM-an, 14fl Duncan. 119; Mitchell "ti.
Knl . ,, nn i i i im i,
M fc Most BtRuii fid Car in.Jlr,isricA ' I
Km , , , . t f
I MAKE US PROVE IT TODAy )
WrJ "" SI
WHEN yen step en the accelerator of a B
meter car jeu want action prompt and I
9 unfailing. Yeu want te feri thr Ran "take I
KM held". Kide with ua in Paige Six-GG. I
Call Spruce 1410 for a Demonstration I
I m a. wjlisv vmm C9 I
H iPaige and Jmeett Distributors I
M eineAn ;teppt at"Uimc 'duu oftneuift
l Associate Dealers I
s. mtOAii st. I'Ajf.n j.m:s re.. maim.-, .-.tkntev iiotek sales H
Pfl 'Jlllfl nmith llrnnd M. AM) MCltVKH
WM .. (Irnritti llrniliiiinii. I'reri.. H
FSS I'ENt 11, MOrOIt rnvtl'ANV. or llnlii'M M mill Menton At.
M " N'h M M. l.lllM,rM.10"THS7iB.
faj HAMILTON 0lt OlT :i23 Huwrfi.nl Aie
a Iliirii!'.i,l1ni,n,.Vri;r'' , hNMint imes..
JTO utui nun wiiinut mh. r.tjil (.iriiiiiilewii aw.
Suburban Dealers I
M LanruMer'vr ''lirhVvV'' I Mllll IH'AST UAH l!i:, , I
gM iiunmaitr Ave,. Hr, vnr ,M M,,i,,nl; j.(,, 'rinil.rerd
1 C'LAUK'S OAK Mill. I
H L lleurluHii, l'u. J
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