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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1922.
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ROMMEL, ON SEVENTH
PLACE TEAM, IS KING
OF JOHNSON CIRCUIT
'Athletics' Ace Has Wen Forty-two Per Cent of Team's
Games This Year Is Ranked Second te Sislcr and
Most Valuable Player Has Always Been Iren Man
JOIINXY KVKRP, en n recent vllt te this city with the ChlcnRO White
Sex, told th( writer thnt lie considered IMwnrd Amertcus ltetmnel, of the
Athletics, one of the me.st valuable plnj or In baseball.
"And I'll tell jett the ronten." fiiIiI Kvers durlns a fnnnlnj: bee.
"Remmel te my mind la the kind of hull player who make the pump worth
while. It Is never tce much for him te en ent nnd nnn up In the bullpen
the dn.v following nine full innlriRs of Mnndlns en the hill.
"I have eren that fellow net nlene In Philadelphia, hut out In Chtenpe,
piny first, second, third and short duriiift batfint- practice, warm i) nnd re
in te piteh. All of whleh show jut hew much Uemmel loves haeh.nH. He Is
the kind of player they used te have In the poed old dais, who never thought
of hew s-een the came was te he ever, but who nlwnvs kept In mind the fact
that the pntne had te be wen no matter hew lone. It took.
"As a pitcher I would rank Uemmel with the !vt I" the business. Per
haps he hasn't been a bis s'nr llP I-t couple of years, hut that is due te his
being with n club that isn't up there fishting all the tlnv. Ills knuckle-ball
is en of the hnrdcK te bit of any used by pitchers all ever the American
nnd Nntienal I.enKiie circuits.
"In addition te thnt." continued the former Cub etar of the past,
"Remmel is the best fielding pitcher In bnsehall ; thnt is, of thee I have
seen. Unlike a let of hurlers. he never figures en the infielders, but tries for
everythinc bit within his reach.
"Mere players like Uemmel in bnhnl would And the kind of rennnnt
fights they had' In the ceed 'Id jears when the old story of the came isn't
wen until" the last man is out held true. Of course, there nr" a l"t of plajers
in both leagues who work zealously like Uemmel, but there arc ethers
well, thnt i.s a different Merv."
What Kvers said ha been barked up by a heard of experts selected te
nnme the most valuable p'.n.vers in the American I.rasun ever th present
season. They nominated the Athletics premier hurler ns second only te the
Incomparable Sl'.er. a rnre honor ter u pitcher with u seventh-place team,
but a wcll-dc.seried one ultbal.
nOMMEL, if the Athtctir.i remain out of Inst plare. and thee h
- every reaian fe hrlirrc they trill, alone n rr.;i')n.i61c jnr the firtt
seventh place m ci'jht yiur.t jnr the Heme of Mack.
Has Wen '12 Per Cent of Athletic Victories.
CONPIPHU the AtliVMeV Rtarline this u.ei nine Of the sixty names wen
by the team this season, Uemmel ai r.e has hern the victor In twenty
live, or -12 per cent of the team's triumphs. That in Itself is a record for
this sensen.
Then rn.-ider ncaln thnt the Athletics bare p'nved te dnt" Ml carries
and that Uemmel las pitched full or part frames forty -eight times, which
means thnt he hns appeared In one-third of the enmes p'nved bv his team.
Fer a pitcher te participate in that many snmes is in Itself evidence (hit
Uemmel line proved of the utme-t value M fV Athletics.
Uemme' was a ho'dent at the -.tirt of the season lie fipured that h
deserved n ere money with n lnst-p'a.-e fii'i when he appeared in t-e many
(tames and was forced te hear the brunt of tW pitching. The inside story of
Uemmel's return te the Mn kmen has never been told, but it is a cinch that
he is werfnc this year en the bonus system. Ile-v well he has performed
Ins pnrt of Me bn renin is ntteitd by I i rei-nrd te dste
The I'.a 'mere la I i' no he tw-ntn -live nn'll the ISth of next month,
which means tl.it nt 'east live nd i rebahlj elcht jears of major league pitch
i'ig -tlll rem i ns in li . s-t.'in. barring arm reu'-'e.
lie started lis iire- w.tl. Ha'tituere, which team iafr In the sensen of
Ii1 ; shipped him te Ne-'uk With, the two c'ubs he participated In thlity thlity
fe games, winning tt.rtein and 'e'lng t"teen.
Jehn Mii.inw iw p-.ssihi ities ir tie vi uncster md took him Seuth
mm the spring training trip. lVr ne of the few times in his rnreir Medrnw
f-.i'ed te ee tint U'urtel would he n star. He sent him back te Newark
v. , thetit nnv t.Tgs attnchtil
In 1!00 Uemmel worked the erM-r reason for the International I.'ague
tram, winning tweim-ene hiid 'us re ff'nn gani'. Il's ,-i.n man work
evidently n. ensured up te Cornelius Met if Icuddv's stntirinrd. for he purchased
the right-! ander. sending several avrs and sem cash N.-w-irk wnv.
In liill M ie',; usfil Itemmel nie-'' for re ef work, ltvi ! h.el p'enty of
thnt. lie appeared in thirn -three g.nies nni was recorded n 'n'tig wen
seven nnd lest the snine number. Last ;nr, pitching fe- an elglith-pinv team,
Uemmel wiisn t tie ernt4sr success in tl v er'd. but he wm a glut'en for
work. He nppcurfd in fertj -nil games, wim.lng bixteen and losing twenty
three. XITITH the imprnrrmrut in f.'ic Ihlrttri (7 thf result of Remmel' 5
Tf Imlhniit ntt him the ,t!t!rtf A imM de vrn letter nc.-t tea-
ran. If l'imi mi hurtfl e mil thu t . nr as tens erprrtir'. of him,
the .!' u eulil Ik i;i I" feiuth nr 1,"' place. I' an hurler .Aen'!
form nert uiar and llemtnel entnturi im ejcillmt icerk, the Maeli-
men may git harl. their toil prettine.
il an v Stars Missing
i - f '',c features ei t' voting for tin- i.ii"-t Mi'u.ible jil.ijrrs of the year
JH J wns the nnminntien of .llnimv pjkes, Ralph Perkins iit.d I ").. k (.lallewny
' ,,inr,n t),n tui lilt ..ntPli Sf'ectt'il
.iiueng the twi Iit -seen s('eeteii.
tial evay, en- of tne n est '.mi roved players in the league this year,
(mined the rank of 1 1 n t h in ''e 1 -, a rar- hen ir for a euig-ter anion;
mere than ".'CO j'iijirs in the b-igne 1 1; kes wis down the 1st, hut thnt
doesn't de-rait frntn lis l.e ic -tv. n !! tien. Had the linn Mawr lnd hit
as well tins v.,ir us v.. is cp,.t,d le w.uld have muked higher
On'j one ether t'.ii'.. the inks v l'h fue, nits, nnd the AtMetles among
the i-ctei t.eus. Iietrcit I ,ii f.n.r i ' ev. ,uid nnd Wn.shing'.en the $ame number,
and Iles'nn. St. I.eul- iind i'!.ic-igu t . i er.cli
The selections lis a w''eli' wir tie c;i' Rush unTiestlenab'y has been
the star if tli itii.ces along v itl W'i 1: I'ipp. W.illj Sc). ang, Irisi! Meu'el
nnd l'verett S ' t . Sllir nr.d Sl.n Kir line keif t'.e Hinwri- in the race,
nnd Si'hnik and Ce' ins lne been instiunietita! in t-iaking tic White Sex a
first -division luntuider. Pratt nnd Uurns have great y uided the last plnee
Red Sex.
I.u I.lue, another improved i'hit; I!nBler, n new catcher; Hellman, the
veteran euttielder and Cuts' nw. unetter veil , i i, law done n 'ie)i te keep the
Tigers among the best (i.N'elli, .lamii seti, Jee Sewe i .md YVnii.j have lietn
lnHtruinental in leepmB the lnd. ins i.ut n :' t hutre; ,, while .I,,,. Judge.
Walter .let rnn, Il.irris nnd I'd ki'd J jgh have be"n th- high lights of
Washington's p. ay this scnten.
tI77;V jrA sur. nt Ruth IV
w nriM. Jni'iht'in, Hnepet, 1
nut, i.' ciin '( e n ;imI Aeu mwh
particularly liemmil.
Miller and Haitser Hit
ROMMTI. w.i 'xpeited te p.-i, i g.i
evidently wnntnl te ghe I.u- ine-i
Beb Hastj. wl.h h preveil unj ll.u.g bu
the big right-hiiiidi r : 1-; .nini g,
hurler, was next, nrd le was nckicl fi
The Miiiktuen mud.' tw.i i ., i .t-, ''-i. die h.es nnd f"ur sine,!"" oil Hny
Knlp, but til- was nfTset 1.. tl teiritb 1 'fini! "f '! ,M l.euisnn- Uln'
Jllller si,,t l.ls twentieth of ih, s n ,i" , i.tm, i upied termer and Je-
llauer his (l'.lith piiih 'inn in tin ..,,, m .nulnp
Unuer also had a double. Se il.d Wii'l.r "ind 'elch, the latter nctinc
in the role of pinch hitter. Hasty. P.rugj: . M..ier und peikins eaci had u
single apiece.
pour errors by the M.ickmcn, two bv Ine and one ,i. It hr ilnllewnv
nnd Scheer, helped 1 1 ut m his dm,fi!' Tie V.: k mi- in'r "1 Mri'ui.
the newcomer, in the later Iiiiiiiiks, but li" rm id te d" ii. i' ; , three times
nt bat and was Idle m the tied Tie i. ..!,.!. p'.n.d ".iu .it.d Iikes was
moved ever tn second ju-t ulin' the fins n,. ,.-, n j, ., i i, ;, ' beitsen.
The Hi-ter didn't help tie Hii.wri-mi f'.r t!,i . i ., m-n wen, and the
StandiliRs this inerniiii; si nw the same three-iinl ti-l nlf -i;nnii lend for th;
latter. I.dwnrds mid Winn, two rookies, prued . i.-v fur HucKins' prima
denuns. who made thirteen hits (! the pur for iilm rum
Un be llilth fanned twice, but hit n pn.r et doubles durltiR the xami
Trls Speaker, who is phiiii; his jn'inii-iiT- eei uppurt'inlfy te sjew in th
eutlield and who has been doing netlunc but plmh hltiinB' of Iatep pet ;l
tingle te add te bis leni, strlni;.
.Ine Hush turned In his twent -sixth of the -en-en In wlnnlns:, which
places him eire ahead of Jtein-'iel The former Mm kman allowed nine hits
and nt no time was he in any dniiK'r
III the ether Amerl an l.uiK'.e .-.tines the fled Sex helpeil the Mnrkmen
alenj, bv Ieiiib te the 'llijeis. Ti I'ei.1) was the whole khew with four hit-,
one a double pllbtte lelil the lb a.itew imts te ten scattered hits, wlillu
Fergusen and Kurr were liu hard
nr(
D (en
f".VC.7) hits riinhled tin White Sur te triumph eirr the Sena-
in. Heme le Montil and
Set. I'p te the iruiiri .ln k, a rnnkie Imiler, ailment hut one hit,
hut three aafitiea and a Imi en tVji1!., in that round juiced hn re
tirement Phils Halve Third Straight Deuble-Header
Till. Phillies halved their third straight double. hender with the Cubs,
losing the rlrst in elevni rounds nnd copping the second In the rf'Kulniinn
piirled. .llmniy Itltu: proved eiis.v in the fir-t pini., und bis sueeesser, (ieercn
Hyiith, otherwise until the eleventh, when a let of bard luel; lest the game
for Iilm.
In the second tilt (Minnie pitched ceed ball, but seven Iium en balls tlnd
three errors by Adams, the latter bun. lied in one iiinlni;, proved his umlfiiiiK.
Hlnglelen stlirted, but fulled te linNh this pmi" Winters showed lets of
(fluff ill the late InninRs. The even-Stephen iiffulr save the Phils the season's
erics l.'l te D.
The (Jlnnts shook off the Plrute hoodoo by a late rally mid jumped back
a fetir-nml-a-liulf-came lead, which should be cueukIi te carry them
sjugn ye the pennant.
Frem Hener List
':.-.', .-'pcnl-er. rnhh. Vearh
lini - iinif a fte-t e; ethtri ar
Ve
le ft
credit u due our four Athhtics,
Homers, but A's Lest
n-r 'lie p.rewi.s vestenliy. hut Mnr-k
n-t The p'-.i1 was the M-Vcrinn of
The res .
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i I !'s were made e'T
t'.t r mi ' !n !in
.n two inniiists.
I'.fl" fl'A 1.tt.T ,ll.
llnnpir elri'htd the iantci for the
SORE MOUTH COSTS
LEONARD S500,000
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Four Matches In Open Since
Hammer Ge Would Have
Netted Him Half-Millien
WILL NOT BOX UNTIL NOV.
Ry I.eriS If. .1AFFE
HAD it net been for the Infection of
Penny Leenard's mouth, originally
entlsed by a I.ew Tetuller left uppercut
In Jersey f'ity when the cbnmpten had
a teeth knocked ent, the former proba preba
blv would have had his bank ncceiinf
fiittcned by something like n half
million dollars.
When Leenard's mouth was further
infected following his tilt with I.ver
! Hammer nt Michigan Oily, Penny
wns naniiiuipped se that he will net
he able te step into the ring until
sometime in November.
Knrvd te cancel his October 3
match with Charley White nt Jersey
I'ltj, Leenard's . r. is bhv In the
nelgliKirhoed of !s7."i,fli0, whlV the
trip nlilead which Renin had nliinni
lirebably would hae netted him the
same amount, and It was figured that
a return engagement with Tendler in
New Yerk would have brought the
tit'e-ln Ider at least n quarter of a
million dollars.
Purses Net Se
Rig In Celd We.itlicr
Whether Leenard would have met
Tendler aain this summer is a ones-
I tinn nnd. for that matter, there are I
many wtie lielleve that Penny never'
mmmm
I dindi'm ngninst Lew
I ith the '.pen-iiir season closed, pug
ilist.c i.ir-ti will net be se big and
the .l.M-ces nre that Leenard will net
he -ib'e te e.nru ns much money through
lout the inH r sens,,,) as he could In
time ..r lour imf'is in outdoor nrenns
If Leenard's thn-it te retire from tl."
resin after the tirst of tin- .tear wi
net ;i premise, tlii'li Pennv's ch:i!len?er.
will have te worry ubetit Ilekltig e.-e'l.
ether inst.iid of the (lOtlimn g'..ve
mati for t'.e crown. It remains .i N
seen, if t'.e chnn'pien gees nut ,,f p,
I ei.Lumissien with the advent of P. !'...
' Haitman Claims
I Mate .Junier Title
i:.irl IIartir.au. of Seuth Plil'-idel.
pbiii. is in si. i,. te -t.irt th" PCJ-'J.!
i -nil, and he has come out v it.i it,,.
li.nat te "defend the Pelins.. , .nun
ju-.i.T light weight cli.Tiipieii hip.'
Ii.i ti'jin ngiuii wi'l be h'liid.ed b
I.I i-l. Wfiiietein. who first 1.. .i.agul
, .'. i. after the hitter entered the pre-
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.it . iteiir binifs, having h. . n
"f l ne Amei lean tetin ut I e
. . uti'l la.st si.j-s4.il p:irt i,...d
-j in f'.itlierweight lumpen-
H.iv eg gainid ,n weight. Htirtinnn
l' '.!.' tl.e ll" M'.'l.sell .'is ji Jim.el
li, 'ii. it tiiping the scab s no.- in
t.. a.- g1 tii-rlen 1 t l"u pounds
Hi"- in has Ij in tninins at
Ad t: IS? .t s. nnd " :'I K I.i i-.,'. 1,.
tl'.'i te i.i .. his l'j'.'.'-i'J debut in a
wi''k or se.
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ill ne .i til.' urawliu nrd for f e
linre de "irair inuk ted..
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ij'iln Kewe, the home .ieti-.si.iiiul who
Ilnrse- w-1,1. h seem best at t ! .. M , ,. j ,,,),,, v the Pulls of .Schu.vlkill
ll-d tr.iek l iv are: 1 I. -t r. P. un , ,. lljanlument.
I'e'.r. .! id i hi. ..f the II P , .. . , '
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".il, M' ir . Siinpli.it. M'l.i.in, jj 1,-h.iireil llitie (lene needs no
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r"1' i. i . v.ill nlferd a iin-i t ii. I,.. ,i
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widi sti i pli chase l, Swi e . , r s
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ll.-.. War 1'riu: r..uii' l!. p,:,.,.
II. .me. .North Tower, I,m , ,,f, ,,
V.. Clemi.n, Cl.ii.ten..,, (.,,111,i
sixth. I.e-lie, Huu'li's ii il.au,, -,1m,
M.-lse: seventh, Me in. 1 inialii, l.e.u.st
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10, M'ii .vien.inn, 1 in 1 .ii. t , si.entui
Push Pin, ChlurK 1.1 .I.i .1 mar , tl.irc'l
(ste. plei l.a"-.'), I'.ii d 1 iw 1 nun, n
I In .iv ill ; fourth. Cost, n i.,,,rv js,.,,
l.emen, niii'kwhent ; lift',, jm f
While, Parisian Diamond Plnen
sixth. Sulce, Mnllewinat Junt. pv'.
seventh, lloyulleu, Mayer Heuse,
Tantalui. ,
GAME HALTED; NEW EQUIPMENT
JuSt WMEW JIMMY fiAT MATtellMSElF SOUD ? " sr tl fU'&$
iTW',cocir''Byisiceiw5.uPA,vT7cK.iwffTeMMy' v '& f , &&tW4&3&zt
Atte IT LOOKED AS IF HE HAD A CHAWCE Te ,. S& :2&&&&n l?MW
! Me THBTEAM" "Practicc was Eupeiv iwTGaiiupTcD . " T &MWM!ff&
i AwDrtSWcfPES'BUSED, At least R-aTeTftGrewT- A. Q JJ .,i VrMfji'n.
3uT wAit , Tue kiD iS Beulm) Te x . &pr CV 'wmft&BV&
r ' j?., MAkE the team - , tii Ad,fMiiM ,a 4.S ''iaV Wmrvsnj.
yf' 4,,s ry t ,J Jm$w $ s'Wi w
dope gees wrong
AS DOELP LOSES ;
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'., S. Satterthvaite Furnishes
Big Surprise in Aronimink In-
vitatien Gelf Tourney
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TRAPPED AT NINETEENTH
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A wiry midl'e-aged golfer who hies
from the traps and bunkers of Areni-
mink P.. 1'. Satterthwaite b name
, . .1.- .., ..t ...-.,-.
llin.eii in llie ri'.ll "iil'iei- " .v-. .-
tiny'- section of the Arenimini; invi
fit ion tourney
H" lad the difficult task of facing
C'Milev Ilee'p, the pride et l.U I.U
ii' d a ' nnipetiter In the national iitn.i
t 'iir cliiinipiensMp. In the tii-st reiril.
T lmt miis enough te worn llliv one.
b it even the fact that he was 2 down
a' tlie turn inin i seem te oeiner ...-.
Satterthwaite. ,
Tie took the tenth and eleventh,
- l, ,.,n,M, Im, then hlll'lv
si u;i' iii; i ue n im " . -- .
. i ,..i i, ,... (me his eM form
nnd h I'mt of ti-rifie hitting took the
twelfth 'end leurteenlh. making the
mate' 'J up mid - te go.
I'hiit would hae stjmie.l the courage
of ine-t men. but r-aneriiiwi n.j
we'l'dll't unit then, lie took a tic'U .
m the s. v 'tenth and 11 1 en the home
green, while Doelp was in cumulating
.',, en eai h of t,em.
That s.pured n.itter again, but the
hi'anee of power ln with Sitter-
iiiwn'te. Ii- t lllwas 1. nes mi m- ......
..1 ,. ...iii.es from behind with 11 gain.-en
finish.
' --
'i'( en cami the nine'eenth. nnd
7, , 1., , dehiicle. "t'li.uley" found n
, .... ...1.1 took one mere stro'e- tnnn
1 1. .,' 1,. oiiiiencn
losing the hob- and
,,',', . , ln .,,, sam,i u finish as ha
,. n ,,!IVwhere.
., , , ..,!milnrh-il!'.
I I ' l-'l l.U Ml" "- '
t.ii-l in le-Ing. l.ecniiM- ne na-i
I ti meet W i ter Keynelds. th
''' '
' '
r .1 ..nl: stni'. win once ueieaicu nun
...,. in n Si,l,.,rhnn'.
.it). 1 ,elltleth
, I . r - I 1'lti !l
n in tae wmiu u.nii .no-: niiu "'
I U lilJ.'.l-l .. ... .1 ..JI . I.-.i.. nl.r-M.Fn III til ft -' "' "' i'i.,n villi Ml LIU-
ii the -eeenil, ., 1 "'' "";". . ' ,ii , ,l 1, . round battle for the I.mepe.lll lien - , same i,, .
e better of J.ihiii, ;" .'."' l "... i ,' si.nierihw.iite weiifht title tomorrow afternoon In the Johnny nidhnm. of the 'Hirers, holds
; ' i "b-i wflMlVh 1 UulTale Velodreme, out .1 t. Paris. 'HuTl lTiS r u. t!'is K,,"s"""
" ' ' " ' . iA" ' bm.t ,.M ,,r.llAll ,c ,)iKRCst SPal; ( '"'nn. who has wen huteleven Ka.e.s
C,,;; Te Hener MC.MDHCK Unli. ever seen III Prance nnd Is the ' ',' , ""." "11H "P-cnteu llie s,en;iteis
baaULe ,. t ,sm.,nl.ln oe well .aI' cu.r.M. .'. .... . ,."-... ..., ....',.. eieht times, seven of them ben,. .,,
li, ll'-linuii'' "I" w ' ir.'Nl OlII OrillllllJ OI II. e IHIHII in. if. ... -l,ll,. ! , .1 I
"- , .. . -. There are no luuri; l-cihtues '.',., , ..... ii,..ii- eh.ioielon In rn" '"dham is the only major lenciie
i u - ie no"' ' . - i ev oxeet l in s.. iinyiiiiiiu mn nn
R ,'..- imik dose I- the top. ,1,llby knockout, and the !.. prospective
.-.cral months i.se w linn "Heb . . ' f , , ,e11, ,,,, ns lin inill.
.Mnxw.il. s.ierts uHter "f the.l.viMN( ..Vn tllllt lirp,.,,t.er has reBni.R'd
P, ii: ! I.M...I K. w.i.s fatally injured in , m', ,,"e ,lis ,, aritv.
"" -.i . -ii- a.-J.JeiitlVp- Slimier- . n,0,,,, "COm-.-.I.-l te- be the hardest
.,.- . -..,, .,! M,.i , ek"i. tn evi.ert I , ,' , ., i ,.,. . :.i . , r ,i... .
,i;e in ntnieins. .vn.i m iuw. --";,
UUII t .- .-.-.------ . - rf I I 011(1' llamn "H lllll BHII" l"l Ills' ifirillli
, ,., l.wMM, PuiLir Lliiuui staff, , ,",,,,. (lf t.ikin.r i.uliii.ited pun-
wi- - isl h'.rt. .shnieli . Hiittllmt Mkl has lest favor
,-s ...1" i.lw..s held a warm place,' . , serinuMv. II hi
rt ..f evei.v Phil.idelpliia Iw.l.s-
ir
i m nrl.iU.'e.l .' lllh (-01111115 evvill.
i. s. ii i. ii) iii I iii his Hener
ii, teber 1-. Ciil.iiiibus Day. (lene
ii
.-ll.ll 11
open , niiiiiiiiiui ei lee i niifi
... . i .re.l Willi nun i-.erriKiui.
'. r..ik nrof.H-ient.1 of the Siwane.v Club,
1 'if 1 . ..vl.ll.ill.il.
W 1.1
: . t
!,,..tp,t- IH ' tlWH-l.' l'.MllMMlHI
wiili Inirlfj llMitUfr, inn
hiiiiipleii et" Philadelphia, and
.j.l . e lit oil ll.e r.eni lie lll.s neiiieviii
i p.isl vi ar. iiiiii r nf the nf.-
I. 'Ill open." llie pr te-smrull Klilfer-"
ri ,iiu,.i ii-! p and ihe S'iiitl,eni tub .
, , I li iil.l il oil .! one el' the e.1'1' lie I
...I'i r III the world teilnv. Ills isilluvi-
und leiilnlmie ui" liwenij en
i.
. v , v i nui-e 111 Hie f ii'iiiu .
Hi iiik.hi i auk. hi-'li iil--i- He was
ruiin. i -up m ' I!riti-li open in P.CU,
,.,,.. ll.e reields of llelflier llll'l ItO'.VC
..t ini weil known le Pluladelphiaii'i te
' !...! , .Mil 1 I 111''.
j ,. M.nieii course offers stiff com-
I,,,, i,,,,. Time is plinty of water.
;,,! cuniunsly placl ha.irds mid
it . ....f ..-j ....I imtH inniiMi r-(Jini ur flic
''li..lr, in i
, .t
fi-t- iii 1 hi iiiu .
i i,
" . . VII. i.i. II
1 fi l l -iiii'i n - "
i ,..r-ei,aI i.enul.infy in Plii'.id'liihla, an
I, f ,,,,,.,, U l.ni;.j millei, is .-.peetid
I te turn out both uieniiiiK und afur-
,,,,
"u""' -
. TT p &T y.i 1 AMnA
LITTLE Al VILLANUVA
Fermer Red and Blue Star Will
Assist Allle Miller
, , 11 .1 .11
r()11 l.,itl.-, former P nil feo t .nil
t.. "S'iih i r i i'k v crt'iii
slur. v. I10 I.i. co, n lie, I I, a nam rrep
Si In... I for He hist llinc eiis, will
,,-si-i Al ie Ml ler at Villain. vu this
season Little, who has been at work
with I.n rinlle Piep. rcslitued le take
0 mi- his new duties next Monday,
while Phil Ilarr, former Penn Stnte
hnlfWk, will tulie churge of the
La Salle eleven.
' i in ii
und Ids J"ir-" uus. ii... n i- nw rU cun-ui iium mid splendid i ; " "' "'"r '"""" "' eeiiseeiitlve hiltlin;.
v .1 te maku the ,.f.lfliiK world tect , -. ,,, ,.in ,, h A1. inn. e .me or mere hits In tl.lrt-. -
them.li he will net e,ltlirm te triiiniiiR tl,r K,u",s 1"'f"n: ,,ll"I,,-Bli -.rimes put
I:., members of the Stent,,,, Country '"in , ,, !s ., I,. ,,l rl..i.t .l.iih n.1"?!'. ,f '' " ".""rak In the niieiiliiB ei ,,.e
, r.. ti-...,,,; l.ls v-rv e 1 riend,. tmlniiiB paritiers in a row. 'j . '",lr,N'n,I s w,n bill. Hen.sbv,
,, si ew tin v have net tm Ketteu him ''w"' " il urlnR the Ieiir stretch, made Mt.
i""".1 -ssi s :---; r it 'j-? ssj-rr b , ,.--
Galloway and Walker
Lead A's and Phils
ATHI.r.Tirs
ti n h. h. im sn.i'i-:.
.. 144 :5 T7 17H 0 U .130
illnwar ,
Mi'l r ...
13,1 reel se nil is
11)1 .1 'is M left 7
141 -iJi i 144 Sil
13.". 4C,.i Ort lg'i 10
3JS
lll.i'iser ..
W'n licr . .
ileimsen".
IN rklns .
, V, Vinsen
e 32;
.1 '.'7il
0 27"
1 2iW
1 ..ill
0 2I3
n 2.-,n
1 2. -.3
.'. 2 1 1
7 2J3
0 2 '4
e mi
0 ISM
0 .111
i .ir.4
0 Mil
a:, r.s n H
. 141 41 e4 12S
. S'l I'l S 13
. IIS L'M 10 C,4
. 47 111 4 .'3
'3 ?7s a. as
. 121 47e H'J juil
31 '4 7 11
. 44 US 4 13
. W nil S IS
. 4s tn r, in
. 41 tot 7 in
, ji ii (i 1
P!t'I.T.Tr.S
itruKKy ..
.Mc 1 wan
Yyiinir . .
N.iler . .
ii.irnn . .
;;'.
i:ikut ..
JV-ilUer ..
i?',,';'-,.."'.
'efil'iWS
i; " it
H Hit 3H PC
137 ' I' 'iT 17H 11
331 I
in ti-i. ui .;-. '7 1
1!7 311s .',. 1.7 12
:: I se s -, i
II' Ml H MS .!"
ss ::;n ,-, s7 a
li.!' !!' Ji 17 11 I 7
1 in -n M 111 12
ill H'.n 21 11 1
l.ir. it ."'I I2i a
.",: ii 3 il ii
r.j til 1 1 r. i 4
74 2"''. '.- .VI 3
s.' :: if a n
1'is i-,i .-a ii2 0
40 I .it 13 - 1
4 .,1
3i
j',!
gnli
2"'
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r,
yt)
U'rl litsiene
flr-i 'i r
I' -Li- in
,.!- ,i,i.m
V. ii' '
1 t.TS
.'"i '
2-.0
I'llTt . .
Ii.ll I'
J Sm'th..
r 4s
1 --3W
n"i.i
'm-'"'en
u smith
i'2 :! u
37 3 4 13
21 IC 3 4
37 .'.7 1 3
0 .17
I n 17
II e 'ii:.3
.. .... ........... ..ti.-, t,i"T-Tsrri
.e i n i. i, j.i ,n,i i. ' i.i i, '. i i -'
, , ., ,, .,. ,, w no un iv
i'. tmi umli . 14.'. r.'i T i sin" k,.i.i r.mi' im
J. vii. . 1 11 rnvj ;, ; JjJ "J ;
i'lni'mml' .'. . in: i".'i 7n:i w.i 42122 -- t
s . ..1 -i -, ....
i'.'i- 1 1117 Til 73 ."'1
iinTii 2 ii'3 3s : '.
1 ,-. I2i,'l 21- i'.'i .'s-,
MRnii'AN i.i:iii'i: ft.f" uattiN'-.
n', 1; n u h jii 111. Hit S'i ri-
st i.n's 117 '.:7.-. s.'i i:.ip2 .-se hi i4 12'. .in;
!J.":.''i U'n Mel 7M iia-1 Seil ei! "ii s4; L.t
N 141 i i7i 7.'. t ill l 'J 71 ',) en i
n ii e lis im iiiis I'-- .-- .n - - -."
- - -; ..,.,.,.. .., , ,- . ,
ni.,1 . i j-. i.v" en nini. i i7 .. iniiriii ;'is
.... , .. u, i,..,.vi4 imi.iit. 41 t'l .ml
. r.. ....... .. ,, .1'. 'i, 11
iliul.'..n 11. Jlie '' 1 1.1.- -- ' " -"
PICK GEORGES TO SCORE
iAvn nwrn r-ATTI IMP ei J1
IH 1 U UVtn UM I iliiiw sjii-,1
Dattle With Senegalese Pugilist
v n.,,., e.,nrri rs-ite
Tomorrow Draws Recerd Gate
I'lirls. Sept. J."1.-(ieerge: ( arpen-
tier is looked upon In the experts as a
is-. ... if. 4
r mi . 1 11. r.
i 1 1 111 'iir.
1 ui 1 1. 1
.,.,,. In ulniinr i.ver Halt lie Ski. tlli'i""". ' " me iiniir.ns en .uemuy.
K.Htf-'MilPsn tniclllst. in thlir tVi'Ilt , !i,.,, ,,u t i -. ...i-?. !.
....lien.
i.',,w pvpcit te sen nnytliinB mil an
". ' .,,.- ,.,,,. ... , . . , . .,,.., i... ,,,.
OPENING SOCCER GAME
Flelsher Will Meet Thlrty-slxth
Ward Eleven Tomorrow
The Thlrty-si: th Wnr.l sei e.r eleven
will play the Plelshep Ynriieis tumor -
row afternoon at Twentv-sixth nnd
Mm iiiv'..'"
lt,.ed streets In the epeiii'iK name f
the season, which i- in of a practice
Ili.itch for the tw ... te in.s.
Thlrl.v-MMh Anr is in the Allied
second dlvl-l m. while P'eisher Is one
if ,1(, erilll;:i ,t t,,ni,s m the first ill -
vision. I lie warn. . . nave s uen .we- ,
(iinlev, lle'au, llm.s, O'llennell and
Clius Hoeiicy, f.inuerlv et Knvwoed.
llriiilprHun, a in'U ariUnl; Wnlnli, of
I) trie Storm;.' Hint..- and llluir, of
Albien. . . ,
This team i' expected te make a
i I 1 l I It I I i ,i I
L'oed shewlni; in the s, , ,,nd divlsiuu mi
a K"ed game is mitt. Iputed.
DEMPSEY GOES GUNNING
I n pink of Condition as He Starts
After Din Game
' . . . 7. . . -.-i i-.
hi. iiuiiiii ' ! ' 1" -"' mi.
-. -- , . , ,
irtv. ifinsiHtlni; fif
ih..'rf IMitpii ai
eerl l.ll.rcn. -.i
ni'iMi-wv ini' - ".".'
. ' T ,..,!,- It
. i irv im(uw -,
m i .i "".ifi. it t ii i I' liirinii- ii t - ir II H -m
Cuirler. lr. 11- 1 Pier, e mid alter , ri.i.tnn 4 7 7
1). Hinds, of Portland, Me eft tmliiv M. lyiiUs . . n H i j 7
,y iiutoineblle for Havelock, Mm;' 0 7, J J -
I Ceuntv, te enter the weeds In search,
of "ib Rnin.-. AMKKtrAN I.KAOl'K
1 The champion said he wan cenlident ""! '. T. I'. H,
fhnV ,,, would eventually A niu.ehed . i ,? '8 'g J h -
with Wills, and 'pie cd u hope tliut I iiixtim .1 i n n in a
... ...nl.i,i materialize lie is apparently 1 Mrw.V'Lk i i! . 2 n "
! In the plnl: of coi..ltie,, and tips ti ld?.nn " ;1 a S ? A
1 s. nles nt 11 1 pnillid'i The bells en his rl.lnii.-n. .3 7 I 1 11
' n ,', y h,.,,!,,,,,. Vtli'rtl.H. s I - g A b Z
Maranvllle Fined $100
23 lelin Heyillar, lirefl.
St jehnwr'i i Jaw tclne forced out at
eoeaa.
v... Vnrk Ufllt
ii.nl nf ilie Nat lenil l.paeun. nfm nnni hru
Mt ?iiranvl ile ..or UUm et the I'lltsburKli
l'lralr-. 1100 for hl .meunter .with Johnny
i.nwiini.1 in th twine t the Tole (Ireuna.
Ttia iiaenu iwunx mi riitnt
REQUIRED
i'Ltu'leni, ,u;i, tin i'ubltc Ledger cupnjiaiii
OF
Browns' Star, Handicapped by
Injured Arm, Leses Seven
Points in a Week
OLDHAM HAS UNIQUERECORD
fleerge Slsler. the Prewns' star.
tintlillfxte-in.l Ivf tlm Im'll.r tn U 1 - nr,
t I" " ".' lie . i.ji. t . i in . inn,.
which kipt liliu nut of the Wnshlniiten
series, MilTercd one of his worst per-
centage drop- of tile -w-nn In his bat-
ting, when he fell seven points during
the last week.
Me Is still ever the inn mark, with
p'enty te spare, his avi"-.ige this morn
ing standing at .-Mil. Ti rus Raymond
SISLER HAS WORST
DROP
SEASON
;,.,' ln:""Y,. .""", M,U'SP , " "P'"f ' I'-nlf lentuiw uge ns Webster is te
'.....' V?" I-' V ,u. ",e '","r I
isi-i M-H'ii inn. Kir iwn liiiiniH iiTirj I" I
new biittin; at a .rts'i ,.iPt jjiving Slsler
" ''''"' "f twenty -seven points.
.... .. . . I
W Ith this lend nnd ten gntnes te be
, . , , ... , . .
plu.M'd iii the averages Slsler Is vlr
tuallj sure of llie batting crown. unles
the Ceeigia peach starts en a riimpag".
S s(.r ndded another record te his
, h '"' 1.11111', llie in in ii- 1
hitting in hs ferti-lii'st eoii,eeiitiM
, raiiie. before being Meiuii il h Jim Itilsll. !
n I'.. 1 1. iv 1.,, 1 1. ilk, .in. ... .. , .. ....1. i...
"f the Yankees, en Monday afterne.i'i.
It was a peculiar twist of fme which'
,mt j- en sis'er's long streak. Itl
""ns against the Pullet person that he!
siiincu -nil mng streait uoeiit eignt
weets iife out In tim 1 imm I'lte
i ., . "" -".'..-' --. s..-.
.SInIi'i came within three games of
equaling the Majer League lecerd of
forty-four consecutive giunen estab
lished in 1W by Willie Keeler. of the
-'iiiiimeii: .Miuuiiais. s il wa, Msicr
nnme ine .iiiieitcun League icceid of
(forty straight which was made by Ty
Cobb in 11)11.
i ''"p 1"s'' "' I'ddie Itemmel. the
W!l ,,,.,,., nc, .,. ,, ,. y.
I.misue twlrlers te turn in twenty-Ova
.' nun' ti.i jenr. i In !., ... ,.
ClKlll lllllI'M tills
s. .
,"?" I!,.rnsbV "- '"P" the sluS5erH
n te He. dler circuit with an nveriiKe
.;'i,!- '" .-lrei of one point
,n' ' ''.V "Venice of last week. He has
'" f . '' jtt nil m her of hits. -11'.
and is tied wth Ken W II nms. .,f n...
... - . i-- tin-
I ' " "fer,,hV ,n,0,4t ,m,le rll,is. -mvliiff
"" ," ' '; ' llih.,:rt"''V,
I ,.. n"rns v-v' ",!l? . ' b ""w townsman.
I f'sier, also cstalillslied new iTcer.l for
i.ll.h, . u 4 1 -IS. .1 ...
....... ...is ... ,,,t 1,,,,1-n ,u ,at jur ft
era nd uveriiee of ..j.'ie.
Jlerney, Ilernsbv't, nearest rival, has
an iivernjce of ,1572.
.J. Z Z" &
three. Walker leads the Phils with a
, ,.TU averaRe, while I,,.r. Henline
Meadows and Williams are the
.......-.., r. .,ii .- 141141111-4 lipp jj(, j.(l.
miilnliii, members nf the select class
Chick (Jallewny continues at the lu'"id
I f ,1P A's sIllKKers. hllttlnc lit li ..lilO
cult. Miller and Haiiser are the ether
White nieplmnt ..".1)0 hitters
, . "
Moter Recerd Broken
hprlnefklil Muii.. sr;,t ja . A tir....
miin ;rt irmk v h(ahiiiiird ,;i k, nVrI
,MV wK;;'1 i,..H,,t!,l''?1f1!''
Uin In r.s 1 ", ,4..nilh, li-iu-riiiB hln own
f"?",' "',,, a"" k--i.n.iii m Mncuin, n.i...
1 '"" IlllMllIlt
.. ' .? '"." '. ",""' 't r iniiM en hhlf-
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
i v. nun mii hi u'.'ivi tiiruiMff i t.,i- i...
"'Hill lu llllll 11 I IllU
year.
NATIIINAI. M:0I K
S. JI. T. V. T. F.
I 2 10 II
n i in ie
la 4 n 7
4 a is a h
Is. Tl
n.i
30
an
I'lilllies.
' IiVuki.
. I'ltls'i ir-h
f nrnn.,
3.1
311
SS
20
IH
T'l
ns
Kl
as
32
!Ut
2M
UII
10
I.NTF.H.NATIONAI, l.i;.(Jl'i:
JI.
I
2
n
T. IV. T.
8. T'l
IllM'llf'St.T 7
Torimle, M i!
ruurli. Ill
Straruse , II
llufTnln. ., 11
KenillnK.. a
Jersey f'ltr . 10
Ualtlmerc,. II
H II
X7
2.1
HI
21
IB
17
17
14
II 14
2 a
! S I I
7 1
Hew Dees It
Football Spirit
Amateur Boxing
Tennis Critics
THIS is the everlnpplnit sensen In sports, the fng end of one nnd the benlnnlnt
of another. Ilnscball, the national sport, is staRRerlnR down the homestretch
nnd foetbnll, the greatest of college nthletlcH, Is crouching under the gun. '
In many towns nnd cities today the cheers of thousands will be heard
cmnnntlng from stadiums where young athletes, inspired by the spirit of their
nlmn mnter, tear at each ether for victory.
The season officially opens today with games In the East, Seuth and Middl
West, nnd once ngaln foetbnll will nttrnct its thousands nnd pour Its profits
Inte the coffers of athletic associations te maintain the ether athletic netlvltlei
throughout the ncademlc year.
Foetbnll is the big money-maker, the Rockefeller of sports. It is the richest
of all collegiate athletics, rich In trnditlen, rich In iplrit nnd rich In ninnteurlsra
While the game Is commercialized se fnr as the spectators are concerned It
is free from the evils of professionalism despite the few scandals tliut cren out '
occasionally. '
There is no sport in America thnt generetcs spirit and fighting nerves Ilka
foetbnll. Youth willingly suffers physical pain In exchange for victory.
The thrill of the giune arouses the pnrtlclpnnts te such a point thnt they
would sacrifice nn nrm or a leg or un eye te have their colors wave en the bauneri !
of triumph. , ,
Foetbnll is the gnme of physical centnet, of give nnd take In punishment I
nccerdlrig te the rules of sportsmanship, and every fnll the gridiron bunds te
the world men who arc men.
ClOOTniUJj calls for roil Weed and brave hearts. The graduates of
the Gridiron Scheel have advance credits te enter the College of Life,
Amateur Boxing In Colleges nnd Clubs
rnilK movement te boost amateur boxing-in this city is nn excellent iden. Phila-
- delphln hns pnid little attention te the hlmen-pure glove pushers, with th
result thnt Hilly Penn must needs hide his face when it conies te competition.
Here nnd there geed heys linvn come up from the muss te bring boxing pj-cs.
tlge in amateur circles te this city, but their Micecui was wen In spite of con-Htlen-i
here rather than because of them.
This Is nn unhealthy state of nffnlrs nnd net nt nil in accord with develop,
ment of amateurs In ether brnnches of sport.
llexlng has thrived In collegiate rnnks recently. The I'niverslty of Penn
pylvnnln, the Naval Acndeiny nnd Pennsylvania State renlly were pioneers in
the field and through the efforts of these institutions Lexlng bus gulncd due re
spect. Geerge Iecker hns proved himself n thorough nnd conscientious teacher In
the mnnly art ut the I'ulvcrslty and will be in the field with another geed team
this year.
Decker conducts a regular clnss in boxing with mere than n hundred
students enrolled, it is from this group thnt he selects his men for the inecta
und the chninplnnslilps.
The Penn coach until recently hns been pinched and handicapped by n small
appropriation and the bnme condition has bothered instructors ut ether cellegci,
CLl'lM nnd colleges should unlte In boosting amateur bovine,
are beginning te realize the benefits derived therefrem.
III Defense of Tennis
"TDKI-N rending n let," pens a render, "about sportsmanship In tennis. Is it
- tine n player cries for the loser when he wins n mnlchV Oh, resIi!"
The fine speilMtuiu-'liip of the courts gels a sni"r from n cert In class, Tlin
same di'itie in :e anciuit it hasn't learned that t unis is a man's game. The
belief ii- frcrnils that the game belongs in the i.aiue category with ping-pong
and tiildlc-de-winks.
The number of women plnjlng tennis hns perpetuated the idea ihat the
game is for weaklings, hut this i.s n boe.it for the fairer s'c.n rather than a knock
nt tennis.
Women crowd tie fields in trnpshoetlnc, swimming, golf nnd trnck athletics
nnd tbe.i are hreakug Inte boxing, bnsebnll, ha.-kciball, horse racing and what
not. Ne me has nn used these sports of belonging 10 the molly-coddle.
The modern girl i ns distantly related te the fainting, cllnglng-vine tvpe
snorts in man fashion without losing the
..... ..... ...
I mm . ilnlnniiili ul'lll fit Kilm nn.l
11 11 in t -uitiiivin mill i iuii aim
considerable amount of self-punishment.
TMT the game nerds 110 wordy support. It stands en Us own pillars
- ii;
incased in ethics of cienii sport
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIHN.M. I.KAfifK
Wn I est C Win I-i Split
Niw Verli H7 (17 .30-1 .(107 000 .
Illtsli'ireli HI 03 .3.1 ..177 .3(11 .570'
.if. Leuis hi m ,r,3 ,mh ..ini . .
i'.'iirlnnull RI OH .Ml M7 .MO . I
liliinri. . 77 70 ,r.2 ,r,57 .MO
nriinkim 7i 73 .ten . tei t.inn ,sn
I'liiiiuii-iphiu nn ni .377 ,3si .ati
Tieslun 4!) 00 .3SR ,312 .33(1
.3ii:iurAN ..nAeru
'i"i l.t I'.r Win l,oe Split
Viwv Yerk
St. Leuis
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M In lwi. tl.ose two.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
v.vneNU. i.v.Ydr..
CHfjfe, 7i I'I'lllli-i. . Ill Innlntrsl.
T'lilllles. ft flili it.?u. n (sfcnnil rainrl.
New Ve.-k, Si l'lt'steircli, 7.
Iloslen. 7i Cinflnr.atl,";.
f'liwlnn ill, fl rtosten, 0 (Krend mnie).
ht. Imls, "1 llreukbn. 4.
AMKRK'AN I.n((l'IS
Ut, Trills. Hi Alhlrtlrs. 5.
New Yerk. Oi levriiind, 3.
Detrntl, 81 nten. .1.
(Iileuiie, Ci Wiihli'ngten, 4.
INTiaiNATKINAI. I.EAfirE
Teronle, 14i K.K'liesler. 11.
Ne ellur lenms Hrhriliilrd,
E.STKRN I.nA.il'!.
w lliuen. fi- Wnlfrliury, 3.
Iliirtfenl. 0, llrldrriiert. 4.
Siiriimflelil. Ill l'lttsftrlil, 3 fllr't mm-).
I'lttsllrlil, fli StirlnKniJd. I. (sM-enil r.imr).
AMKHICAN ASSOCIATION
"I. I'lllll Ot Telnle 4.
MlnnruiMilli., I.li Celiiinlui. 7,
Kaunas (It), Hi 1-iiiIniIUc 7.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
n tien.vj. ij:aii 1:
(tnclnnnll at I'hlluilc-leh! t.
riltnlmrHh at llroekln (two Rumen).
1 l.lisiKO nt 11. .-Inn. ,
ht. I.eul at New Yerk.
AMI.!;iC'N I.IUOIK I
Atlilctlrs nl SI. IjiuIh ,
llosten el llrirelt. ,
Nr Yerk nt f'lrvelnnd. '
Wnnhlnnen nt (blcue.
JOHNSON FOULS PURYEAR
Chased Frem Ring by Referee
Cress In Final Beut at National
Jehn I.ester Jehnsen nnd Silent Pur
j ear were the principals In the eiK.it
leunil wind-up at the National A. ('
last nleht, but the number did net last
two rounds, ns .lohnsen wiih chased
from the rlnit by Heferee Ci-hhh nfter
lielnt; warned repeatedly for his foul
tactics.
IMdle llnyes hnd the lictter of Jee
I.ucas, Willie Itoflce and Prnnlt
Kramer drew, (SrerKe Hrewne finished
Patsy Nelsen ln the third nnd Wherty
Smith hnd the better of Sam I.atigfurd
pnaei
aOE10r7TIOESOE
SIrT MEENEHAN'S cafe
SUNDAY'S SPECIALS
Lebtter Dinner, $1.50
llttl KriAUfl .etisler
ncrtltd Ctam
Filet e A'ele rorwre iVauca
HarbccHfd Oystera
linked 'ulnte
Seft Shell Crab Platter, $1.00
t'ned Helt Rhrll Crab TurMrr ."uure
Will. CI i'ol'ite Stuffxl Tomule
Fiwh Platter, $1.00
iirritlml I'mh lituti I'ifh
trench Print Polnteta
rrtcii r.ga viawt
nean rer flatter, $1.00
Reatt Mjetrfrjt Mailed rotatect
Celd Reait Leg of Lamb, Petate Salad 00
Celd Sliced Chicken, Lettuce Satad $1.28
pgei saaoiaec3ftiafti--.A- -loiae
Strike Yeu?
THE OBSERVER
They
King I.tirdner. Sh
indulge." in man's
touch of the eternal feminine.
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siiianshlp.
Flay First Game of Series
t'hnrles Ilmrgeilv, mannscr nf ih.j '-nts
V'.r'n Vui'pi' ICiuM- ei c i.umliu ! i s
ln.l tiin, le s firiTtiire1. n sere- if htfi
rimie, mh th V re.. J I'n ub. Thn
t.rl sann wl'l le ime.l t ,.ni rr,.'., r.firrp .en
mi tbe r mini 3 f Ttr-lcl ut Si.rli.r M.U aiuitine
hi 3 1' .M
iii:ii.i i, i(rAv. s i'. ii.
rniAi, i,i:ii,it. rnn
PHILLIES vs. CINCINNATI
SIUTS AT (HMIli:i.H AM) l,A:,IIM,-l
rruiTt,
MILLER-COSTUMIERffia!
236 Se. 11 St. Phene Wal. 1892
Bryn Mawr Herse Shew
AT
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
hi:."ii:miii.ii n. 28, se nJ se
Mil'..NING3 AND APri;ilNOON3
10 A M NI P M. IJAII.V
Tli I il Mic Btnl line. On Ha'e
At Hijivie-!!. 1117 (."anutiiut H" . ami te
elllrii 00 n'reunila
Amrrlca's most wnmlrrfiil s'niw U.rsti U
classic I'iriits.
fLY M FA
v & BOXING
M111 !' . . , Man lf
sii :' Ufcetl uaiiiar.f'Et s,,,t js
.i CIGHTROUND BOUTS 5
III v uul SI.KR
EiEKiS.. vs. iVliLLEW
BAiKD vs. BUftMAN
1AKI. FltVMvlJ;
FRANCE vs. WiCE
WOWTREAL VS. NELSON
lll'I.MV i.EO.
LOU GW J! AM vs. SHADE
ji HfuU en ilr, M tin llllur t i'l''''
Sdirjr siuie. Si ,s. Hit, s. H.ilmil 71M
1 Mllfllllh Mil si . -. . -.
S Tfndlrr' I'enl I'urlnr. ;:m '1 irle-t 4(
fl'linnn's si fr mi, . i I, . , t
iA'ut.ii iifmi.-mu'jTug.iM jxva3rrTr.'iisi
3QsaocrrTr?esift
C2D & WALNUT STS.
Meenehan Special, $1.50
iMbiter Tlii-rmiiler
VivlUrJ Crab
t'iltt of Helt Ttirture Hauew
D
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Clami Cnxinn
Km along Petnt'trn
Chicken Plattnr, $1.50
Half llrtltd ffi'lnn I Mcfrf.i
'reiiri rrltil Hirett I'iiKiIiki
Cm ret nnit Peat Oi I riem
.ctfiicr nini Tnmntnri A'tielnn Itreittip
Sirloin Steah Platter, $1.10 rt
lll-ei. NirtiHn Steak icllti I'refh Musliief" U
French Fn, il 'n'Mtbii O
hrrth Nfrlu.i finin.
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