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I- S ' !' ; . . . , . ;; ; Evening ' public LDmihAvMA, ' Monday, seWember' 11,-1922
l-Air Boxing Season
SID MARKS A STAR;
CANADIAN INVADER
fjas Had Only Thirty Bouts, but
He Shows Class et i op
Notch Lightweight
WEETS BARRETT TONIGHT
Order of Ring Bouts
at Phils" Park Tonight
,.., ,, 51. ml Mernn. NVv
0S,,;S. Jee TIplltz. Phllntlel-
F'J: p m. Hebby Tlnrrctt. Cllf
i Height, vs. Sl.l Marks, Wlnnl-
Canada. ,
0 3') T. M. cerge (I. O.)
CiancT, Hnltlmerc, vs. Tim Dreney,
'". M.-Lcw Tcndler,
Philailelpbin. vs. Ever Hiimincr,
Chicago.
Hv LOUIS II. JAFFI3 .
li STAR Hstman, one fitted for chain
'Aplnnslilp competition, after only a
sr nnd a half In the ring, with but
I total of "bout thirty matches is the
.interim: reputation established by hid
imiwinb i Marks, rated as
one of tnc Den
lightweight boxers
te invade the
United Stntes from '
Canada. Twenty -one
jcarsj of age
'and gray haired,
for some reason or
ether, Marks, who
hnils from Winni
peg, has bad five
matches tn and
around New Yerk,
and lit; showed the
class of a top
notch leather push-
kid MABK3 r cadi time no
went te the pest.
Marks is an English .Tew, born in
England, nnd he has lived in Conada
for aDeut a jear. in- um mi unm im
treat wnr, bavins done live .cars serv
ice In the British Navy. It was while
in the garb of a gob that Sid first took
up flinging his fists. ....
On being discharged honorably from
thtniivv. Mniks crossed tlie Atlantic te
Canada, and it was there that he started
lis professional career. When Sid be
Until lip hnd nuncbed himself out of
mmnetltinn lii the Dominion, the gray-J
7 . .1 , .- 1 I I., l F".
halreu eti t li eressru me oeriicr, turn nu
hs been in tin United States for about
Jvc months. .
Knocked Hewn
Jacksen Five Times
His I'ust bout in New Yerk was with
Eddie Walsh, and Marks rocked htm te
ileep In the tenth round. Then he wen
from IMilie Cre.ler in ten rounds, re
turned te Canada and knot kid out .Tee
Bt. Onge in eight rounds, after which
he beeil Willie Jacksen n twelve
round draw.
In Hint Jacksen match Junks scored
fiie knockdowns in the early rounds,
bat Willie came back with such a spurt
that the judges lendeied an even
Stephen enllct.
Johnny Murray was Murk s next op
penent and Sid lest tlie decision In
twelve rounds, it was a geed name
and tlicy were rcmiitchcd. This time
Marlx. who is a rugged tearing-in bat
tler r.ither than u boxer, knocked out
Murr.ij lu the ninth leui.d.
Mark- s n Ililliidelphlit today. To Te
nlght Sid will aimear In one of tlie
four eight round all-lightweight contests
It the rhlllles' Hall Hark. He's going
Inte the ring ns n substitute for Sailor
Freidiiiiin i.nd will pair with Hebby
Harrett. the Cliften Heights red-head.
Barrett is a menu right-hnuded
puncher. He nlse lias developed a
left honk. While nothing is known
of Murk's abllitv in I'hilndelpblii his
work in New Yerk warrants him te
te u puncher ether thnn that of n
bimbo. It might be n night of slumber
for Ii.irrett. or iee-ersa that re
mains te be seen.
Tlplitz Seeks
Te Itcdecm Himself
The Uarrelt-Mnrks bout will ht hi
second en tlie program, st'heiluled te
get off lintler wuv :if S:."i.". Prix'nilliif
this contest will be the return tilt be
tween i'ai Meriin. of New Orleans,
and Jee TlpHm, of Philadelphia. Sev-
rel weeks age Mernn ailmlnlsterttl
rather k niftv triMi,u.lir tn Tti .....I
I
iusll Is out te redeem himself.
ine seini-tinal will be another
jneere. (ieerge Chancy will swing Ills
fty left in the general direction of
m nrenej s chin. About n vein- :md
S half HCO PlllltK.V ktillmnil ''Ptt.witl.v
la the third round of n bout at Haiti- I
were, but Dreney nlwejs has said'
mat up was fouled,
Thtlr meeting tonight will be the
leurth between Clmney and Dreney,
the fentuie fracas what Is te be
w wimi-iip of, the IIIL open-alt fett
wn In 1'htladelphln will show Lew
i'ndler, local southpaw star, in his
nrst appearauce since giving Uenny
wnnnnl se billllaut a battle.
Mer Hammer will be the person of
these , ,, ,,,,. Qn ,
net tu be invietl for his part m the
NEW TEAM ON GRID
Qlen N
or Hlnh. New Unrfer Cen.
structlen, te Have Eleven
a new
il?li school will be retire-
Mnteden the gridiron this fall.
During
teeiast week Hill Irwin. ..nnil,.,,, ci,..
been i'-'.i'1""1 fn,1)nll captain, has
fc-" Ml, 11117
1 . '".
stpiad of bejs from
for . ' "." N,,'oeil In prepnr.itien
L'l.V e .nll,.''liig of the (!len Ner HI2I1
'VZ"I inethil! season.
1 flA f !li!,. .. '
j,t', " 7"' insutuiien new Is 1111-
nUl, r"1'"'"' .""" W,,H " hw hem
Wh h, Ortiber 1. However. II
IrvLl,, 'T """Plcted in time, hut
"ll lv ,nii ,,....11.... 1 1 ..',.,
"mnreref 1 , : u 1 , 5 ' "' ,""
thpU 1... . ' "' ii- 1 null t- miuwii
ichoel. ' l0,,s "f '""'"'K the new
A niimhnr nf wn.. 11.1... . . . .
U bit v 'IT' "ml "", ww ll'Mltutle.l
.' m,s. Kitting 11 schedule ri..h-. V..
nies imve 1)(.0 , M ,Pli ', i
UTli,.?? ,"lf(,rnl f-''""i n ltes te
EASY FOR WEST NINE
8m Lone's Team Trounces Yuba
Tribe, 17 te 8
BreW..-& r r" ' "f "10 "ankers' nnd
home ''''Rue. Iniiuittiiiiietl their
Suturila "l ",Kn"1"1' 'N- .
tialn ,,n,.X..?J'n'l '. nn easy victory
Mn'; 1 .". '"""..jrlge of the
Ited
It te 8 u """
scere WUM
UmUt' ,0f, I"I1SV' Ham Leng's
n" 1 KllOek'PlI nut .. 1., l.ll-
teSTi f. ,V.ru of U'.c WeBt'H pluy was
latter struck
GREEN VALLEY GOLFERS
BATTLEFOJRBERG CUP
Match Play fop Club Championship
Began This Morning
Match play In' the club golf cham
pionship of the Ctrecn Valley Country
Club began this morning with two six
tcciiH swinging Inte action.
The qualifying round was played yes
terday, and the contestants were se nu
merous that It was found necessary te
have two sixtcens.
The winner will receive the Jo Je
sephine Hers Cup, donated by Charles
Hers In honor of his mother. The
. way the golfer met In the first round
et nintcli piny follews:
First Sixteen A. Itich s. 8. Cor Cor
eon. J. Melrs vs. A. H, Ueldberg. E.
Smith s. Dr. II. Wise, E. Klnberg vs.
SI.. M. Wuxmiin, Jack Stein vs. .1,
Iliibin, 13. Sacks vs. C. licrg, Dr.
Flclsher v. II. Shapire, A. A. Smith
vs. S. Flnberg.
S"iend Sixteen J. Feldmen vs. Dr.
S. Mnjcr, .1. Wlnthraub vs. M. Pugel,
Ij. Runtz vs. S. Hnrtz, Dr. D. .1. Selt
man vs. Dr. S. Cennc. It. ltesen vs. M.
Wlnthraub, A. II. Cnplan vs. S. S.
Hreiuier, II. Mayers vs. I. S. Sarlep.
L
Eugene Reed, of Manchester,
N. H., Breaks 97 in Grand
American Handicap
SHOOT OVER 16 TRAPS
Atlantic City, N. ,1., Sept. 11.
After missing three targets In his first
string of twenty-five feimer Mayer
Eugene E. Heed, of Manchester, N. II.,
had three perfect 25s te break 07 out
of n possible 100 cloys nnd led the
record field of entries in the Grand
American Hnndicnp sheet whirh opened
here this morning ever the Absccen
boulevard. Hi sheeting was the best
of the forenoon.
Sixteen traps stretth ever n half mile
of lend were constantly occupied fiem
almost sunrise. Tents covering several
nrcs of land contained ever thing from
sheeting material te sleeping parapher
nalia. Trains from all parts today
brought the best known shooters in the
land te this city.
Charles -linds I't. rierce. Fla. 21 20 14 21
w. A. .Buffer. Hremen, e. ... 21 in zs ae
A. r Hchwnrs'. Hlsbury, P'llla. i't 17 23 aa
K. II. 1'rliiKcr. Wlldwoed. N. J B3 at as 33
A. r Hchwnrs'. Hlsbury, l"illa. i't 17 as aa
J. H. Mnran. Dresden. Tcnn. .. 'it Ti 21 21
J. f Sniltli. Orundy, Center. la 21 21 22 IS
I. T. Tlhedes. .Ment Claire. Ta. 23 24 24 21
T. 1. Kelscy. U. Aurera N. V. 17 23 22 in
I. Tumor. Wilmlnslen. Del. ,. 22 20 22 21
C. T. Wren, lloyertewn Pa. . . 22 21 2a J2
.Mayer R.'ert. M.inehf mer. N. II. 22 1 2.1 2.1
J. II. HraiMeld. Sheridan. 1Vu. 21 21 20 20
i:. It Hhaner. I'lttnburKh Ta... HI IS 23 10
V II. I'ancet. rielilnedale, Mln 21 2.1 22 21
I're.l Clarke W'lnlleld 1 Kan .. 24 24 IS IT
T. I. Carsen, rhilailctrhla 20 2.1 17 21
(1. MelTmui. ltHirlsl'Urc 2J 21 l.i IS
I,. 1. .S.ide. Kochtser. N. Y.. 23 24 22 t3
A. ('. Skuit. .Morten. N. Y.. . 10 23 21 10
C. H. I-ek. Tort Rtpubllr, N.J 10 20 22 17
T. V. Hick-tl. Atlantic City.. 20 2.1 21 il
It. I. SnumWr I'leaainullle. 20 17 20 2i
('. ScimimlnH, ht. I.eula. .Me.. 22 21 20 is
l Hazel. Durham. N. C 18 22 22 IS
I. C. Oftutt. I.'iulslle. Ks .. ?0 23 1 22
M. H. K.-inimrtr. Wllkej-Harre 20 s.1 22 21
A. I. I.wls Wlllie-llarre... 23 21 lit 24
S It Dliliy. U'llkex-Ilarre... . 22 10 2l il
.1 I! I.illanr.-. Ilunlini.-ilen, 21 18 22 21
II. II. MtiUelilll. ritmhurKh.. If, tl 11 13
I. il. Klnchelee. Clarkaburir. 21 21 10 14
tl. II Cnnner, KeMiert. N. .1. 21 21 10 IS
Ir IV II Hnrtnan. Keiert 20 21 20 IS
.1. Atilt. I.inriiHter. Ta . 22 20 Ifi 10
I. I' Iiied. Keport. X J 20 22 21 ;
GIRLS BETTER RELAY MARK
Bridgeport Lassies Break 440-Yard
Recerd by 1 4-5 Seconds
Hrldgcpert, Conn., Sept. 11. The
Uridgepert A. C. girls' -HO-yard relay
team bettered the Amerlenn girls' relay
mark for that distance by 1 4-.' sec
onds In the Amerlenn Legien games
here. Thev ran the distance in fill
seconds. The former record wns es
tablished by the University of Call
here tetlnv. They ran the dlstnnce In
Till seconds. Tlie former record wits
established by the University of Cali
fornia team at Les Angeles in 1021.
The teum wa" composed of Carrie
(lereltl. Kdlth Hnltmnn, Jeannctte
Leech and Murthn Mulligan.
' Tlie Uridgepert A. C. wen the meet
with 58 points. The New Haven Har
riers were second, with 14 points;
Stamford wns third, with 13, and the
Hollywood Inn Club, of New Yerk,
fourth, with S.
Anether Coach for Lehigh
Ilrtlilrhem. Pit.. Pept 11. Richard C.
I.rnrh. of Washington. 1. C.. will be assist
ant te Ceaih jAines Ualdwln In tutertnjr the
fnrtli.illMOU.ul at Lehlsh University this
fall Le.ich comes here te assume the a
,"ppv riWU by the reslcnatlen of Vincent
J razttl.
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL I.KAOl'F.
V. I.. P ' Win Ixse Split
Npm lerk
FORMERMAYORIS
EADING GUNNERS
7S M
70 no
71 fli
73 te
73 OS
oe no
4S SI
40 81
i rittshnrirli
Clnrlnnntl
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mi
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,ane
.3.14 ,30l t.348 .350
I Cliloire
r?"!('n
1 hUlea.
amkiiic'AN uunvi:
IVen I.nst I'.C.
, Club
Neil Yerk
St. Iml .
I Detroit . .
. Cblrnca .
C Imeluncl ,
lVitliln.-tflll
Mln I.ee
.013 .000
, , . S3 .11 .nie
Si B5 .000
All
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OS
10
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7S
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flOl
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,443
.401
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AthlelirH .
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81
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INTBIINATIONAI. LKAflUK
IV. I-. V.C. . IV. I,. r.C.
Ilulll'ere ll 4 .030 Terente.., 73 80 .477
KeJl-sler l3 OS .Oil llrnUlnB.. 00 8.1 .4.17
II friile SI 00 .371 Siriwums 00 07 .338
j"r, I (ID 7U 73 .513 Xewurk. 47 103.313
YESTERDAY'8 RE8ULTS
NATIONAL I.K(IVK
Vih lerlt. I0 llreeklni. .1.
( Imlenetl. 13. SJ.IuU. . , .
Clilr'trn-i'lttxhtirith, postpenra, rnln.
I'lilllle-llestnn, ret hchtslulrtl,
AMi:KICAN I.F.A(ll'K
v, lerk. 101 Athli-llis. 3 (flrnt jmrl,
Ve lerfc. li thlrtleH. I tseflend gnme).
t'lfWhind-riilriKO, lioslpenrsl, ruin.
,st, l.niils-IfireH, pektpanH, rain.
INTKHNATIONAI I.K,(ll'B
ImbeMrr. 3t nBlt. .
it ailliK. 01 .VeiinrK, 3.
?irk. 8 ItettdUig. S (second game).
lutlrnere. l J"e' l.l-
lUltlmere. til Jrrsy Clly. 1 (second
'"'rirJi'mte 81 Syracuse, 5.
K!Ke. 10 wnte. 3 (sreend game. 7
"'':'. -. .
Innings). v)1.nirAN ASSOCUTION
i,,dlan.ill.n"i1MHi
i"K. -indla.mpell
4 (second
''n!'., 5. Leulsillle. I.
,lS uilllc. 3i Teledo. 2 (second gams.
10
Inrlniie.). 3 ,,i,1,,Ii,ri 2
s!. ' Ai s. Ml unnkee. 0 (Hrrend iini .
.'...Via ril 3i Minneapolis. 2.
gaiur).
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL I.KAdllK
n..tinn ut Nf" lerk (l0 games).
!!!$ "came .clit.luKU.
AMraU'lN I.KAl'B
New V'irl; at I'lilliidrlnhln,
lNTKKis'Vti-,'"
I iluffttle
l(t.
f4 SrneuM.
in Philadelphia Closes
WOMEN BEGIN PLAY
FOR TENNIS TITLES
Miss Helen Wills Is Victer in
First Round of Middle
States Tourney
MISS WALSH SURVIVES
SplenXild progress wns made In the
opening day's matches of tlie Mom Mem
en's Middle States tennis champion
shins en the courts of the Philadel
phia 'Cricket Club this morning.
Tlie girls' nntiennl championships,
which are being staged simultaneously
Willi the women s teurnnment, were
marked by . numcreun tlefaults, no less
than six of the scheduled contestants
falling te appear for their matches.
Miss Helen Wills, of Uerkeley. Cnllf..
high school girl, who was runner-up
te Mrs. Mnlln Mnllery In the nntiennl
ehamnlenshlp, made her first nppear
ance in Philadelphia. She had net in
tended plnjlne in tlie women's teurna
ment, but at the last minute decided
te take part.
She was drawn against Miss Uenc
vicve Fex, the Leng Island girls cham
pion, and the Const star wen handily,
0-0. 0-0. Tlie Leng Island girl played
well nnd nil the games were close, but
she was outclassed by Miss Wills.
The feature match wns the contest
between Mis.s Anne Townsend and Miss
Phyllis Walsh. Miss Townsend hnd
net played any tennis during the sum
mer months, nnd showed lack of prac
tice. She plays an aggressive game,
nnd this resulted today in considerable
wlldness en her part. She hud fre
quent nets and outs. Miss Walsh wns
steady at all times nnd defeated her
clubmate fl-3, 0-2.
Summary :
FIRST HOUND
Mlns Florence Ilallln, of New Yerk, de
feated .Mls VUtietle WJIIard. .Merlen, 0-0.
0-0.
MlJ Mirsaret rtlnrel. Idle Heur, dcfentid
Mm. Jehn arubb, Merlen, -0. tl-3
Mrs. Rebert Herelld. BeMeld. ilefenteu
Mle Marcaret IUrrls, CrlcUet Cluj, 0-2.
-0
Mlis Helen Will HrlfVld. defeated Miss
Margaret Harrln, houthnmpten. 0-0, (.-0
Mr. Marlen Jestup, Wllmlnuten, defeated
Mli Oertrud' Ojthilmer HuntlnBiieti al
ley 0.0, (1.0.
Mra. M. II. Duff. Philadelphia C. C,
defeated MIks nilzabcth Merris. Hunting; Hunting;
den Valley. fl-l, 0-0.
Mk l'hyllla Walhh. Merlen, deflated Miss
An" Town-end. Mcr'en, fl.1. 0-2.
Mla n. Newton, Philadelphia r"., C. d
feated Mna Louise Merris, Philadelphia C.
C. by default.
Mra. (Illbert Hariey. Country Club de.
feated Mls Virginia Carpenter, Philadelphia
C. C. 0-3. 8-0.
Heeend Rettnd
Mian Haiel Coffin, Oe rmantewn C. C ,
defeated" Mln Gladys Payne. Philadelphia
C, C. 0-4. 0-4.
MIm Catherine Perter. Philadelphia C.
C wen from Miss Nuncy Woolston, Phila
delphia C. C. by default,
Ml Mary Pureher. Merlen, wen from
Miss LouIbe Jeffries, Philadelphia C, C, by
default.
Mrs. Marlen Zlnderateln Jessup defeated
MIm PeKy Keritunen 0-0, 8-1.
Miss Ulen Sears defeated Miss Oamble,
0-3 0-8
Miss Phillls IValsh defeated Miss Anne
Townsend, 0-3, 0-2.
The pairlns for tomorrow's matches fol fel fol
eows: '
Miss Helen Wills s. Miss Hazel Coffin,
Miss rjdlth Sliteurnev vs Miss II. Hoeker,
Miss Margaret Illezel vs. Mrs Here, I: Miss
M Wlllard vs. Mrs. M. H. Huff. Miss A.
Hercm vs. Miss K. Newton. Miss I'lorence
Ilallln h Mrs. Cottman. Mrs Gilbert H.ir
ey s. Miss lleaten Miss Leslie Ilancreft
vs. Mrs. J. N. Dlssten Jr., Mrs Madeira
vs. Inner of Ilancroft-Dlssten match: Mlsa
Melly Thayer s. Miss Anns Perter.
College Net Stars
Tackle Anzacs
Continued from Page One
tourney, but Dnvls wns net seeded.
However, the Westerner fooled the of
ficials by eliminating Net Nlles, n
seeded player, in the first round.
Manuel Alonse. the brilliant Spanish
player, nnd Heward Voshell, the
Brooklyn southpaw, will clash within
the Inclesure at 4 :30 o'clock, and
KranclB T. Hunter, of New Yerk, who
beat Patterson nt Senbright, will take
en Lawrence Kice. of Ilestnn, who was
the sensation of the Indoor season.
Fer the first time lnee the tourna
ment started, Hill Tildcn, American
chnmpleii, will net be en a center court.
He will battle Lvnian Treinalne, of
West field, N. J., in n side-lurf match
starting nt L P. M. An Interesting
side-court contest starting nt this time
will be between Stanley Pcar-en, the
local squash ractpiet star, and Hill
Johnsten, the wee Const star.
Veterans Start Today
The national veterans' singles also
will start today, with an entry list
of twenty-three plajers. Dr. Philip
It. Hawk, champion, of lest year, will
defend his title. Anether prominent
local plner entered is Dr. K. II. Dew
hurst, who hns just reached the mini
mum age of forty-live. C.N. Heard,
J. F. Strawlm-ki nnd V . P. Hew land
are ether Philadelphia contestants.
Four plncrs have been seeded: they
arc Dr. Hawk. A. II. Chupin, Sr., of
Springfield. Mass., father of A. II.
Chimin, Jr.. who was eliminated by
Watsen Washburn en Saturday: Hugh
Tallant, of New l'erk, and Jehn C.
Xeo'- of Chicago.
The ilnny Is as follews:
UPPKR HAI.K
Keeend round (bjes Dr P II llii,k,
PhUadelPhla. u. W P. Rowland. Phlla
!,"iml. H , W. Wr.iei. -Nml Ye.k, is
11 imlil rlwaln, New lerk.
rirst round Huah Tallant, New Yolk, a
.. Y ierrini?w, ,irw i u, i , i, ii, iiuuii
(ireen'wleh. Conn . n. II l Hallow, Lev
InJien , Vii : J. ' Strawmskl. I'hll .delphla
li 0. A sparks. New Yerk. K I'. Staun'en
Itlierten N J. s. I!. 11. btanley, olieit
lleach, Conn
MWKR HAI.K1
l'lrst round A, II, CluiPln. Sr . Sprln
Held . J. T. .Mcdeiern. Nu Yerk: James
MrWalers. New Yerk. Nerinun Jolinser..
Nen Yerk: Hart O Jenu, 1'rlnteten, va.
C N Heard. Philadelphia.
Second round (bes) Jamea U Hreiier,
Hechester winner Jenes-lleanl nnli:li.
A. J. aere. W'lishlnirten, . J C Neely.
fnleairej II. Kdnardferd. , ,1'assslc. N. J..
s. Ur. E. n IJewhurat. l'lllladelphla.
jDv.,.":'. . - v.... v .i r. , ,r.,i .
SWEETSER BOOSTS JONES
New Amateur Champien Says Bebby
Best Player Met In Tourney
Hroehllne, Muss., Sept. 11. These
mathematically inclined hail figured out
the winner of the national golf title
owed his victory in the linnl mutch
largely te the fact that be out-drove
his rival, the famed Chick Kvnns, -'C te
S. Hnch mnn took Oil putts.
Swcetser, n nntivc of Kentucky nnd
for several je" n resident of St.
Leuis, declared befere he left for New
Yerk, that the best golfer be met
during the tournament was Hebby
Jenes, of Atlnntn, and that in his
inntch with the heutlicrncr he hnd all
the breaks. He added, hewccr, that
bis hardest nintcli wns the one which
gave him bis title.
Peter Manning After Tret Recerd
Kinmif. Sept 11. l'eter Manlilnir.
1ST., worlds champion trotter, will be
sent te tower, the record III nn exhibition
wile tedny. hi connection with lh eiienlnic
of the Urnnd circuit races i.t tl e New Yerk
Htllte rstr. liiviv hid ,iiivr vivnia wn
Orand ClreulK presram a,0 trot. (1
2i6 trot. I1U00, nd Sins nace I1O0O,
llmiilre. 8tete,.IJ000 stake for 2il2 '
IN BOUTS AT
EVEP
HAMMER
THOMSON LEADS
DECATHLON TEST
Princeton Athlete Wins 100
Meters and Places Second
in Bread Jump
COMPETE FOR A. A. U .TITLE
Wceqtiahlc Park, Newark, X. J.,
Sept. 11. The nnt'lonel dcrnthlen
championship or nil around test of ath
letic ability, get under way here this
morning. The contest consisted of ten
events run off In two sections.
The events were ns follews: 100
meters dash ; running bread jump ; put
ting the 10-pound shot; running high
jump; 400 meters run; 110 meters
hurdle race ; throwing the tliscufiss ; pole
vault; throwing the javelin and 1000
meters run. '
All contestants are required te com
pete In every event, anil the one who
obtains the highest number of points in
tlie ten divisions is declared the win
ner. The tirst section stnricti or. icn-
nnd Jeseph Nutler. Haten Houge A. C
llnten Ueucc. I. a.
Thompson took the first ctent, the
100 meters, defeating LIcutennnt Ku- i
eene L. Vltlnl. of West Point, and I
finished second In the bread Jump.
which wns wen by Hareld M. Osberne.
Illinois A. C.
The total for two events shows
Thomsen In the lend with 1,(KI.S.t; Oi-
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thirty with he following aliletes coin- ,. ,,,""" ' " ' ." ', """-" '; " , was playing very wen nim
" S "S Harrison Thomsen Princeton can.IlilateH before the Hed andniue "mu l0 car" n" "1""
ridversV.yT1 Andmv M. I.eckctHr" ' 1FIXCEST MMMWS, In far ,
Celunibln University ; Hareld M. Os- 'pH 1,? w,,,i "'i u Vl '," " better form than Vnday, nieved
borne. Illinois A. C. ; Lieutenant Ku- " M "" team en rranklln Iield. te0 rg for "Chuek" (larland who .
gene I,, wu, esi lenu; u-un ',: i , . , , snetrcd an loe pimiuu mv -i
Wll... Union Club, Hutchinson, nA " fSJ! L ,L tournament competition, and jan
Minn.: rranlc .1. uniey, aiainierti . :, ,,.," v ' " "-' i""V",J mean with the maien, e-i. e--. '
A.: Themas Hecter. Stamford A. A.,
iw,., uiimnil wlHi 107 7. ner.rll I'"'"se. anil 't nucK Itelilj. tlie tres i -
te" with rr se leints"' N,u,trlV"'' ,,ml V' ,,,st fc,,,,M,n- "r" ",m,n t,,ese
AumraarleBi ' i l' I!r' '"''"B watched daily with spe-
100-meter ilasn wen by Thomsen liir.'
initntBl vieat tuu nt J.
Naesll (line.si) lis
borne (rtlO 'JO). Ilerter (.171.00).
r (.171.00). Uutler
371.00), llutter .171.00). Daley (821). Lockett
(S'JO.'JO). Time. 11 3-S sec.
llunnlnc breed Jump Wen by Onern 'Jl
ft US In (778. .12 points): Thomsen, 'Jl ft
Bls In (".IS SR) Naeserll. 21 ft. (7001. Vldnl.
20 f I 10 In. (003 75): Shelln. 10 ft (' In
(017 R) Mckett. 10 ft. In. (017.04). Il.c
ter 10 fl 2'i In. (B70..11)- Hutler. Ill ft
VI In (.103.0): Delev. 18 ft. tl. In. (.'i05,ll).
SIX-METER YACHT RACE
Second Event Between Americans
and British Today
0sler Hay. N. V Sept. 11. Th
....ml nf the series n'es between tl
he
tn-iilli III lie series e . ,-rs innmi uic
i,n
A, I-, nnd British slx-ineter ,achts
for the possession of the Hrltish-Ai lier- ,
It an Cup. wen last ear b the Hrltlsh
Michtsmen, will be held off here I inlay
The race will Ih sullen ever n uinu
,.,,lnr i.eiirp of two miles te the leg
e- , . , ii i - - .ii. i, .,.iiii,iiii, i.i iiLiiiiii):, illllier.
twice around, for a total t stance of Veegelln. Woetlnid. I.ang.leii, (Jreve
twehe miles. Tedny's race w II give- the Mcaratt jlmillv jx-wlilrst, Krauk Dew--jachth
a chance te iireve. their tpiallties , hir , Hamilton. H.tctli. I-'nireliiwi
en a reach, and ns th- Hrltlsn j acius are .Iohnset K,.U, , Thurniun, McHeiiult
particularly fast en a reach thej are Jebl, ,, Wittmer.
expected te make a better showing thnn. Thc wert jesterday consisted of
in the first rnce Saturday. T he Anier- I of UmK hiUe , ,;ovltrner I)iek
it nu yachts are new lending by -J j historic spot nt the nenk of the moun meun moun
peints te 10. tains surrounding this resort. A half-
MOSTLY NONSENSE!
Referring le Pegaius, Herat'ms at
the Bridge and Other Man-
heim Notables
PIXiASCS, the power lawn mower,
Is In tllsgrnce today. While being
iirriill 111 tl)G TtltS. llO WiH ftCcMt'n t ltll
tickled in the carburetor by bis cliauf-i
four, and turning in uu access of aiil-
mal fury, Inlllctcti u pnintui into en uu .
cliauffeur's thumb.
Tildcn renmed the cricket ilub
retiuils like a Inst soul this uinrning, i
seeking whom he might lure into some
bridge. 1 f-1'!'! by urcheoleglsts thut
he traces his descent direct te thut Ho He
rutins who defended the bridge with one
club after all trumps were retired.
nrnhletn for terlnv : Tf six cubic inches
of ice cream costs twenty-five cents, hew I
much pretlt Is there in lemon pep ui
fifteen cents a half pint?
Will the little boy who hasn't get
bemn sort nf a job around the grounds
plenfe step up and get the beautifully
enameled Peruvian ear-muffs?
Dispatches from Prague bv way of
Stockholm say thnt It is whispered In
official circles here that a petition will
seen emanate from the Ladies' Club
Heuse requesting the (ireuuds Commit
tee te replace the wire netting around
the bate of the grandstand.
It Is nlse rumored that, hereafter.
nominal charge will -be (mule for all
spllnters parrledhMuy'frbiu ti greurtds.'t1' cuii.n ie. ieir it ,in.tb. bP01
by persons eccuIW;ra(iBtan nettieiiSSailiite1' ' ! u
K 'v- i.. lss i
lV
Tonight With Bouts at Ball Park
PHILS PARK
Ilammcr will be pitted against Lew
Tcndler, Mernn boxes .loe Tlplitz,
ycergc Clinney will be Drency's
is-a-iis mid Harrett is scheduled
te clash witli Sid Marks in the all
lightweight show teulght
Places Most Likely Leeking
Candidates in Class A for
Scrimmage Drills
RAEDY AND McGRAW STARS
Mount Gretna, Pa., Sept. 11.
Penn's grldiieu squad under the direc
tion of Head Condi Jehn Helsmsn en
tered the second lap of their three
weeks' intcii'dic training here today
ii .uisr iviit-e.v, leriuer .iinrjinud l'iu
Versity star, who Iiem iireii.eil cuiisliler.
able comment among the eeuclie. Uaedy
appears te be a find for one of the back
field pests. When It conies te booting
the pigskin he cones with the best
i punters available In Heismnn's squad.
Hae McCruw. star ijuarterback of the
I freshiiiun team last jear; Puck
O'Helllj, a varsltj holdover; "Hill"
Celeman, u Westerner with lets of
premise, nnd "Chuck" Hebb. the fresh
llul "'i"i. mil .iiiines, tlie UIISK.V
back, has uNe ciiused considerable com
motion by the earnestness with which
he hops Inte the workout each day.
Condi Heisman announced this morn
ing that the squad has been llvlded
into two sections in order te facilitate
the work of training. The sections are
known ns the "A" and the "11." or
the Ui's mid the Hlues. Ne particular
selection has been made, It was said,
qualifying one man mere thun nrjetber.
It Is believed the teams for the Initial
scrimmage te be held the middle of this
week, according te reports todej , will
be selected fiem these two groups. (Jreup
"A" appears te contain quite u num
ber of the most premising tnudldntcs,
HtheBh "'Xl' eodfreZ e'
MM,tlen le llnet1Pr (lt tIll, , f
(enc,CRi
no
he
The lirt grout) liu hides
Pupwerth, Craig. (Jraf, Dern. Knuff
man, I.cnliam, i;rtresaag, Miller.'
hour S llllllli:t fellow eil. Shlnnv n
Hutchinson, member of the Athletic
Council, made a tl.ing tup here ever
the week-end and commented upon the.
spirit manifested bj the squad.
Heward "Xlg" Heiry, who Is ex
pected te sign up ns n member of the,
coaching staff, left cstenlay. He Is
expected te return within a day or two.
L'rnle Cozens also returned te his
Philadelphia home.
(,'uptuln Hareld (Josten, who has Just
trnlneil hfa fnlonue fnun tlin eemc t
nil. tn.l In urciiN. Uem (l...A .,!ln.. A
rPMlmp his duties as one of thc line
conches. i
VETS REPORT AT LEHIGH '
Most of Twenty-six Members of
Football Team Are 1921 Holdovers
Ilethlclicm. Pa., Sept. 11. Twenty
seven candidates, most of whom were
members of the squad Inst season,
greeted ",11m" Hnldwln, the newly ap
pointed touch nn.il associate director InJ
the department of physical education,
when foetbnll activities swung into ac
tion at Lehigh I'nlxerslty. '
Conch Hahlwiu has udepted n two-1
Eesslen-n-dny program, with the morn-1
Ing devoted te theoretical work and the
discussion of mles and the afternoon
te outdoor practice.
The ileu'leimicnt of n quarlerb.iek
end cutis appears te be the chief preb- '
lem confronting the coach. The less
of "Jim" Hnidle, who wen the var
sitj berth In the Lafajette game h,st
fceqsep, leaves enlj Ileiischeii ami JIil.
inge'r for the position,
AI.ONd SrilllT 1'ATIIS
Thesd lnte:csted In nlhlellcs will nml iu.n
columns of ileiui. clcur exposition of tneri
conditions, wiitteu with idh keen undei.
stsndlnic of sflilitks wlikli Is characteristic
with the keen
whit h Is thara
3k 'for It .In.tln
l.nr iirit ff
rts
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&OBBY BARRETT
HEISMAN DIVIDES
PENNGISOUAD
' lfitl.flrinj n Im fnnl !.. ,i..l. In.. I '-- - -i . i Tll.tL-.l. I
SENIORS TO THE FORE
FOR TENNIS LAURELS
Elimination of Jese Alonse and Advance of All Favor
ites Are Features of Second Day's Play in National
Championship at Germantown Cricket Club
Ry WILLIAM
(Nntlenul rennls
Eli:
LIMINATION of Jee Altmse, of
Spain, nnd the advance of nil the
favorites featured the second day s
pluy in the Nntiennl Lawn Tennis
Single Championship of the United
Ktntcs ut Ciermaiitewn Cricket Club en
Saturday. Only thirty-two men me
left from the original field of IS I. lt
all the senior contenders nie stendly
forging te tlie front ns expected.
Little Hill .Tehii'tuti, of California,
and (irrald L. Patterson, world's chiim chiim
iilen nnd captain of the Australian
bevls Cup team, did net plnv ns they
.ir,,l I'.fi it u n.n Aimihe wn
i.r.iiMiitlninil in 1,1k varied attack lie
drove with severity off fore ami back
ffita7.till
mil with uniform success. Seldom base
seen Alonse in finerfer,u. j
h
and
I
fJS brother Juc very nearly iImiK
Mi calrd his feat of Friday by pull
ing out a ticteiy after losing the
first two seta, but although he gal
lantly pulled even from the amc
handicap, the eeurt gcneiahhip of
V. .. Clothier, the former national
champion, pieicd tee muvlt for Jese
te nviruime.
CLOTHinit wen fifteen of the first
sixteen giimes, but bis tremendous
exertion were him down nnd Jese
Alonse seized his opportunity te force
the play and pull even after trailing
two sets nnd 0-:'.. The final set found
Clothier suffering from cramps, which
drove him te the net nt the crisis of
the et at four nil, wen out as he cut
off Alonse's drives for winning P"'".
The full score was 0-1, 0-0, 4-tl, .!(,
0-4 for Clothier.
Andersen Extended
James O. Andersen, the Australian
Btnr, wns feictd te the limit by Kirk
Iteid, of Clexelnnd. who seien times
hnd set point in the 'ccend set nnd ad
mitted defeat only after 0-1. i)-i, D-i.
It was Andersen's magnificent driv
ing from the bnse line that ultimately
gave him ictery. for Held was uhwijs
dangerous and nothing but a continu
ous attack by Ander-en would avail.
Pat O'llara Weed, of Australia,
easily defeated Murray Vernen, of New New
Yerk. .'' 0-0. 0-4, working con.-
tertably at all times nnd tuning up
tnr. 1,1 -ineOtlllL- Willi W lis K. Davis
today. Tlie latter defeated Lyimm
Tren'ielne with ease.
Yeung Jncl: Wbitbetk. of New Yerk,
plevetl Hp1cndidl. against It. N. Wil
liams, 1.M, carrying the famous inter
nationalist, nnd former national cham
pion te 0-4, 7-t". -:t. AMiltbeck,
who is one of the most premising
juniors In America, plajcd splendid
aggressive tennis, never once letting
up in his attack. ... , .
His service and backhand proved tee
weak te successfully held Williams at
i,,.- i ,i-nu nieKt creditable per-
(nrmnnni. IinUPVCr. PlllCC WilllaillS
n RI1 ,,i 11 irh tints' dclivcni. but two
remarkable thets by the enkcra lad
saved the game and ultimately the
set.
z
KNZO SHIM1D.I' proved far tee
steady and craft for Herman Hern -
helm, one of the younger local stars,
BASEBALL Today, 3:30 P. M.
sllllir I'ARK 2IT AM I.KIIKHI AVK.
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Hesertesl heitts .it (ilmbels nnd hpnldlnxn
HATS
$
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CORRECT fall styles in
Derbys and Seft Felts,
made in all the new
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Order br
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A. M. DAVIS, 131 N. 13th Street
Open Kirulnre it Cherrr SI.
Tonight!
Mesvrs. Tioler nnd dtiniiU top row of
Mirtessr with nnetlter iihlrliilnd show,
better thnn nil oilier
Phillies' Park, Med. Night.Sept.il
LEW TENDLIiR vs. EVER HAMMER
Gee. K. 0. CHANEV vs. TIM DRONEY
BOBBY BARRETT vs. SID MARKS
JOE TIPLITZ vs. PAL MORAN
Tlekets. ?l, ii. SI. Imj qulik nt Tnr Tnr
ler & (.unnlH. 37 N. Mth st.i lendlrr'n
llllllurd Tiirler, 730 Market hl.i fun.
nlnnliinn Miep, m s, ,ljdi Ileum Arts
Cafe, here nnd Atl.intlr. Ut 1 -lelin A.
.MrOeirun. llflen IIiIkIum .Ionian A
Ce,. 1433 . tilrnril me., and nt p.irk
tenliht, Liiree imrkt plenti of room.
"Yeu Ret, I'm Going"
&
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Opening Races
Tuesday, Sept. 12
5 Big Events
3 Light Harness Races
2 Running Races
(Thrilling Steeplechase Race)
Trains leave Reidinj Terminal
8:36 A.M. 1:00 P.M.
10i30 A. M. 1:25 P.M.
Traini leave Bread Street Station
8i05A. M. 11:40 A.M.
9tlOA. M. 12:48 P. M.
Daylight-Suvnr; Time
Special Rate, $3.36 Round Trip
"Of Course You'll
ue j nere
were n round ahead of the Belli, hut nu V'.1,"."' " ;'",""' wnilnra T. Je in- I
,hSiSh7. nr,,Hn..?sl,0,,i.v trlSif
DAVIS (
(T lillllliHlNstb
f$g&mii
T. TILDKN, 2D
( liaintilmil
mid defeated him with the le-s of but
four games.
I5iii7cn nt Hcst
Tin. defeat of Ilueh Kellcher. Ilnalit
at Newport by Ulllett Itliucn, former
junior tuetropelitnii chiiniplen, was al- J
most In the nature of nn tipct, Hlnzcn, 1
nt liiu licMt. is the feual of Kellcher nnd
Saturday was just sufficiently superior
te nose out "" In the fifth set.
Uluf.cn run Kellcher se far thnt the
cneinj of all tennis players, cramps,
llnullv took 11 hand In the game by
L'riisulnz Kellelier's legs se thnt his
peeieu
letlay
will find some keen battles.
Manuel Alonse meets Heward Voshell
.. his first ,6a. t-t. but J4.0U1,. uln
Hewai.l h iisey plays "' '..'' r
wllf M &OniHfe,nla;
in. f.'isv tusk.
Pat 'OHara Weed Is paired with W
H. Davis, a dangerous opponent but
the. Australian should triumph. 1 T. '
Hunter plays Lurry Kice, the winner
te meet Patterson, se that u Keener
tigiil will be bard te find.
A Mi in all. bids fair te be the grdal
day of the eicnt thus far. Hut,
"Oh, boy!" heir about Tuesday and
all the rest of fil? v eel:. Again, I
say, "Lay en, MaeDuff."
CevvriaM, 1012, ti TuMIc I.rdatr Company
WOODBURY WINS PENNANT
Captures Play-Off for West Jersey
Title With Three Straight
The Woedbuoy baseball team cap
tured the championship f the Wet
Jersey Hnseball League hi winning the
third game of tlie erles with Swedes Swedes Swedes
bere en Saturday b tlie score of 4
te .'l.
Jimmy Schefield. the Swedesboro
star, wns again en the hill for Swedes
boro and lest another close clash. Scho
field hail breezed along nil year and
was expected te win the honeis for
his team, but ran into u let of tough
breaks in the play-off nnd dropped
every game.
Woodbury wen the game In the ninth
when pinch hitter Old singled. Then
followed n single by McFcnan nnd a
double by Megcc. the Woodbury
catcher, which scored both men ami
wen the game and championship.
Giants Purchase Pitcher
New Yerk. Sent 11. Geerge V. Walherc I
ft left-hnnileil plteher of the Portland team
of the Pacific Cea-t Leacue has teen pur- I
cr.us.: I li the New Yerk National I.icue
flub. It Is laid that the transartlen In
elves a Koedly sum te be paid te Portland,
and also the release of one or mere GHn'H
nt the end of the preacnt season te thnt ilub.
Walberc will net report until next mrlnt.
MA... ,w. nnlurr ll nu in n nrin 111 l'fri'i(tlfl I
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