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TWO-SHOTTE- R IN AMERICA REGARDLESS OF JAWN M'GRAW AIN'T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELIN'? BEST ,MSMSSS1MSSSMS11SSMSS"MW MP' IN PINE VALLEY, NOT You Paused - Kfio impuoemt couectwu A'fWD YiXJ ARE RIGHT HERE THE GIANTS APPEAR LIKELY Aftcr get AMD OUT FOR BElrJS a CO.MG. aroumD OLfSRSD vrow 'v You TriB IF REPLIES GEO. CRIMP TO BOLE TO REPUDIATE STOVE PROPHETS Few . MiNOTea uvre Threatem STHEST AT THE OFFICE You BUMP .INTO SOWS Big- - BoDV Former Ohio Golf Champion Finds a Surprise J Too Opposition, " . . . TT-.- T Pace Hit of Entirely Hot for ' m - T "TTJ. Late Mown ) 1 juuwu J n Which Seems Rapidly Fading Jess Willard After jjescriDing- nviv vvmumiug to Beautify Course Bursts Into Affability 1 J r- - the most prominent Rolf amateurs there Is tho series of hills and vall. v.. of what Muggay McfJraw may repudiate, .It is believed In our WHEN profes- tne green win be so constructed "" REQAnDLESS country and tho leading th" tt , "halllnp; an Atlantic sea- turf will meet ths shot very that the Giants, a ball club from sionals declare that the Pine Valley golf Then comes tho ' port, persons who selected them ns the country. wonderful mldlrm, have no Intention of repudiating those course Is the greatest links In this to tho next green. Pino Valley i,.? In world'n scries to bo played W. National League's representatives to appear the If not In the world; when one of the men .a mm wnai chamn!waAT to the active mem- course Is not? We all Somewhere In America this fall. This should bo Rood news who was Instrumental In laying out the remember i during the frigid months fifth nnd tenth. Tho tee Is on the lftT. bers of the winter league who sat around tho hot stove National Golf Links, loijg considered so far the hill near the green, gentlemen who put tho old to be In but out of ,''" and selected the winner without opposition. Also, tho above other American courses as from tho approach shot. Seventy " to bet on Itself, goes on record by stating Homestead In hock and soaked the family Jewels to get enough lucre a class by hundred feet below Is a pond There days. that the peer of all links Is Pine Valley be no fairway, as Is the "Joints" should be ablo to sit up and take nourishment theso golf mat- there none on trV.uS Thllllcs wJtiero It Is no wonder that tho writer of and tenth Tho shot Is 16B yards In the last week tho New Yorkers have widened the gap between tho - AND CTU5T Vou You ARRWG IM TmeBoO OF VouR give more spaco to It than to 7 -- IMFORMM-IO- picDki ters should about evenly divided between that dlttl. loading by margin. They proved to all of AND MILK OF iiU-u-m-- m course nd now are the circuit a comfortable 0c.clDE ths MllLY nny other Philadelphia from the teo to tho shore of .iU will put tho GlO Voo Trie CU5T0IVXARV KiMDM6, HrS F - Valley Is no remarkable In so many the pond those concerned that the St. Louis Cards aro not so much, and QR-(VR-- Pine from the pond to the green SKimmeo f RAND 'MJ,q. It Is Impossible Th i. finishing touches on the Reds tomorrow. Last weok tho Giants won six out of rr, r 1TARE Been and different ways that almost will be built right on th dcr . .Z."1 wwuuy U5 FEELIN one dwell upon It to the winning column only once. r. ? to select and nnd will bo largo enough to hold seven games, while the Phils were able to enter the It Is re- exclusion of others. But when A slice or a pull means thawJv Is aro In tho throes of a slump. only holes the pond if The team playing great ball, while the Moranmen membered that with fourteen ball Is topped It will fall into rouivl! a runaway race of to piny, on every one of which the player the With a lead of almost 100 points, tho Gothamltes will mako of rough ground. If the tee shot Is ttrai.v! ' 1 up do something. Tho tees his ball In the fairway nfter every It In the next few weeks unless the Phillies perk and malting It Is ana too long mere is a trap, and If tZ writing. Tho shot, Pine Valley has a list. very strong It will find bero,? Giants aro playing tho best ball of tho season at the present not dimcult to understand the lure of that the pond at nny tlmo In several for the green Is an Island green entlriS pitchers are In form, Zimmerman Is doing far better than famous course. surrounded by water. Is good, and the comeback Those who have played at the Valley, nnd years and the Infield Is going fine. The outfield also Next we have the three-shott- If you play once you want to play a score Th. ' George Gibson has eliminated any weakness In the catching department. will be at least three teea If on a.Z of times, are more or less familiar with the upon .... ' '1 fourteen holes now In play. Bijt the.holes tho wind which will h In which ready play are even more drive Is over the pond to tho fairway iS VESTERDAY'S rest will benefit Moran's cripples considerably, but are not for It long marvelous. And possibly ths most wonder- will take a brassy and an Iron t lay-o- ft hands still aro find green. week's would be much better. Bancroft's ful of these are the thirteenth, fourteenth the The twelfth or a larg niri badI.and now Bill Klllcfcr ha sprained an ankle. Eddie Burns has a Dad and fifteenth. of It. Is now the war garden, and the members are hand and Dugey's back still troubles him. With no nvallablo substitutes, growing all sorts of veil, Darncs Lauds Thirteenth tablo truck, not to mention wattrmeloM Moran's club Is In a bad way. Jim Barnes has already gone on record and muskmelons. Disastrous Season by saying that the thirteenth Is the most The first of tho Taylor-mad- e greent u Minor Leagues Hit the Skids After wonderful two-sh- hole he has ever seen. opened on Saturday. Eventually towns greens moit ef players who were accustomed to cko out a living In tho bush Joe Bole, for many years tho champion of the will be of this character. Tli BALL green In question ' summer now facing tho horrors of modem warfare. Hundreds Ohio, told George Crump last Friday that Is on the first hole and are he had seen what he thought was the Is now In very fine Judging reports, tho end Is not yet. condition The rrtu have Joined tho ranks of the Jobless and, from finest at Hyannts, which Is on problem has been a trying one at pui tottering. Tho de- Last Sunday two minor leagues gave up tho ghost and others are HALF-MIL- E Cape Cod And after he was through Vnlley, but tha Taylor greens are exrertM e PAST South Atlantic Leaguo passed out quietly, but when. tho Three-Ey- circuit took R0USH DISPLACES SKIDDING THE scribing It George Crump told him that to solvo this for all time. was tho same hole, only The water the count there was some excitement. This Is ono of tho oldest minor leagues the thirteenth that towers near the eighth tti announced FLAGVILLE-ON-THE-PIK- E, the position was slightly reversed At will be converted Into Dutch windmlllj MJ in the country and was supposed to be In good shape. However, It was POST TO Hyannts tho difficulty Is to tho right, on larger CRUISE FOR LEAD at tho one there will be built an cb. of tho season Is that the eight clubs had lost approximately $25,000 since tho start Pino Valley It to the left. Otherwise servatory, so that tho members can loss of holes l, Ight weeks ago, and If tho season was finished tho owners would faco a BUT FOUR REMAIN the nre similar. climbing to tho top, seoi every hole on POSSIBILITIES In the first place. It will take a very thi ' 150,000. course. As the towers stick up in tha tlr Reds' Outfielder Tops League good drive to get Into a position for the nnd aro plainly visible, the Unprecedented weather conditions early In tho season cut down the gato second. Between the tee and green there conversion Into windmills will do away with what hum receipts, but that was not the real cause. It Is said that subscriptions to tho by Six Points With .349. Phils Must Brace to Hold Pennant Class With the Is a series of rolling hills with small val- have always thought ns an eyesore. Liberty Loan, tho Bed Cross and the general lack of Interest In tho gamo leys. If the tee shot falls to get up to the top of the first two of these hills the Erect Flap; Pole because of the war contributed largely to the failures. Al Tearney, president Groh Scores 50 Runs Giants, Red Sox and White Sox Chicagoans green Is blind and It Is Impossible to make Tho club has a new flagpole, Three-Ey-e its players and and on tilt of the League, says that the organization will retain Appear to Edge the green on the second shot Approaching floats every day a hugs employment wherovor Have the tho green to the left Is the Bide of a hill. American flit territorial rights. Tho players will be allowed to seek TY AND TRIS SLUMP plainly visible from all parts of the groml possible season, when next spring rolls nround This side will be cut away enough to ex- In front of tho dormitories for tho remainder of tho but By pose the sand so that from the next green the rose gartia teaey season. GRANTLAND RICE Is now In full bloom, and all It must report to tho club holding their contract this The raco for batting honors In the Na- it will resemblo a huge bunker, bigger than around in 4 major league clubs have , havo Mays, flowers growing In abundance. League, CIINTEEN Just Ituth, Leonard Shore and all anything they now havo at Pine Valley, Tho tional which has resolved Itself In first-clas- s condition, effect Is most pleasing. O skidded past the half-mll- post on their with Fonter and already the homo of the big bunkers and -- "T HAVE found out that baseball has no business trying to survive Into a fight between Bousli, of the Herts, Pennock showing Improved form. Tho rhododendrons aro Just ending tbelr In tho of Pcnnant-lll- e The deep traps. The ground cuts Into the fair- blooming, - In tho smaller towns with the country at war," said Tearney. "The Cruise, tho Jaunt general direction White Sox have their work cut out to keep but the Iris are still In their tlorr and of Cardinals, today finds Flagllle-on-thc-Plk- c way so that the green sticks out like the or this delegation In subjection, oneo two and they mako a beautiful setting for public's mind Is occupied with more vital questions. Tho public has Matty's hard-hittin- g outfielder In by Twelve) the lower end of a buttonhook. To the right a. front of these sixteen clubs aro now clubs get within sight of the stretch. first lake, near which tha clubhousa ml rt lost interest in baseball In the smaller cities, where tho war spirit is six points, with an average of .349. By running for exercise, Sweeney and the gate the shrubbery will be cleared away for the dormitories aro built. Is fairway. The man who car. hit a long, becoming more Intense." collecting two safeties out trips Another, tho Phllly contingent. still The 191G Deficit Ons of tho problems tho club has to of four half-mil- e straight second shot can pitch his ball hd around, but a reconrt choice If the The Whlto Sox look be cont id with is the entrance from the to tho plato against the Braes, while post Is to o.Ter any upon finish. to a better ball straight on to the green with the knowledge near rod Five Leagues Have Closed Their Ball Parks Until Next lino the club than thev wero year. They io Ireland property. A fund Is now Year Crulso was going hltlcss out It Is now to last have that It will stick. If he deviates from the of three times merely a matter as whether the been getting being raised nnd a macadam will In- closing of tho Three-Ey- e nnd South Atlantic makes a total five better pitching and have been narrow straight lino he will find this great road ITHE of up against tho (Hants enabled the Iteds" Olants are to meet the White Sox or the built wide enough to permit two to more consistent In their general play. And hillside trap. pass. motort leagues which have suspended since tho opening of the season two months star to move to tho top. Hed Sox next October. last year's finish between the two was close Ty Cobb HrBt Tho gave ago. The Virginia League was first Ito fall. Thon tho North Carolina Leaguo was tho player In either Three Remain enough. Here It Is: A Widened Fairway members generously to the EtJ league to tally llfty runs and second honors Cross. When tho Liberty Day circular wu suspended after six weeks of operation and the Northern Leaguo gave up a now to aro entirely out of danger Bed Sox Won 91, lost C3. Percentage, For the timorous players there IS the posted five fall Ilelno Groh, tho diminutive The Giants not .591. members headed the list v& lead-o- ff fairway right week ago today becauso of heavy financial losses. Other organizations aro man for the Iteds. WhlIo he Is not by Fcveral kilometers, but they have widened to the but short of Individual subscriptions of $100. Ten ' enough Whlto Sox Won 89, 05., tho green to space moti In bad shape, and it Is reported that the New York Stato Leaguo will ask nil among tho firm fixe batters In the National stuff to win with, barring only an lost Percentage, and a shot this makes ???? 25 "P'ece and altogether more thin .578 three-shott- he Is over tho .300 mark. epidemic of accidents nnd casualties. the hole n not noly for the J1000 was raised. Naturally, the Red Croii p'ayers who are not owned under options by the major leagues to accept reduc- Is nrlefly, tho Bed man who long Cobb nnd Speaker lost ground In the But tho American League rnce another Sox finally triumphed makes a tee shot nnd dares medal wns won by Cameron B, Buxton, thi tions In salary to tho extent of 25 to 50 per cent today. This Is done to keep double-heade- r by the narrow margin games. tho long second, against Washington. Cobb matter Tho Tigers have slipped badly. of two And not try but for the man Philadelphia champion, who has been llrtof ; Cleve- this margin was on who long tee. the league off the financial rocks this season and Insuro the playing off of all rame to tho bat nine times and gathered The Browns havo disappeared the established Boston's falls to hit and far from the In the dormitories ever since from last to Chicago, his return Of tho games. Utlca and Harrlsburg have been dropped and league reduced three lilts, 'j'lio best Speaker could get land Indians have suffered a big drop from visit where Cnrrlgan's club It Is all or nothing. From tee to green tho South, the was one out nttempts. year's standing date, nnd won tho series. This means ono single to affair. of four Ty leads l.ist nt this the that a Speaker now by a margin of forty-fiv- e Yankees, handicapped by a weak batting series decided tho pennant race, which Is There has been a scarcity of talent In the bushes this year and the suspen- points Slsler Is the second big leaguer outfield, have lrtually no chartce to win. about us close as one would have It Both BRENESLAN WINS SHOOT ss to register Chicago nnd Bsston are moving along sion of these leagues will make It harder than ever to procure first-cla- players ono hundred hits as represented This leaves tho same two ball clubs which well CINCINNATI REDS by 101. 1 2 carry on beyond the paco they displayed sea-so- n, Takes Honors in tor the big leagues. It also will make It tough for clubs who have players his finished laM season to the last Lancaster Gun Club NATIONAL I.KAGUF, debate. nnd tho Indications now are that both Shoot With 48 Score farmed out under optional agreements, nnd the chances aro that many will bo Plver Club O. All. It II. r.o. Tho two Soxes only remain In the battlo will finish above .600, with more than ninety Kmi.li. Clnr Innntl ll'l 2(11 41 Ill .310 turned loose. This means will be a superabundance players f of Tied And victories. that there of ball mine. St. I.ollls ?A 2n Srt 112 .:m the and White these two clubs MARIETTA, July 10. Many sections of PENNANTHOPEFIB rittshurgli 4H 1.10 II) 411 If Kddlo Collins and Joe for a few Jobs and those who are not ablo to sign with other clubs will go to riofhrr. ..131 undoubtedly will be the solo survivors nt Jackson both the country were represented yesterday VMirat. llrookbn M SOS 2H tin .317 the mouth of the dusty stretch. get well above .300, where they belong, at work something else. A great llornnbr. M. louli. . 71 251 47 78 the shoot of the Lancaster Gun Club. Brene-ma- n at majority of these will give up the game tor .311 White Sox chances will be heavily Im- good and many new faces will be seen In tho forest primeval next year. amkuican i.Kvntu: The Sox Jubilco proved. was high man. Ths scores: J. P. l'tnrer (lull i All. II. II. r.r. Breneman, 48; Prltchard, 47; Grube, 45; Mathewson's Men Batting There is one chance, however, and it Is out on the Coast. Right now there's 'nlil. Detroit 7.1 '.'HI A3 lflH .384 A world series between New York and 711 Tigers King, 42; Posey, 42; Key lor, 42; K. more among Spriker, 'Ie eland. . 2Kl 45 05 .330 Chicago clubs would carry the greater Slipping J. Ball talk the fans of a possibility of a revival of outlaw baseball on tho Mtler. at. i.nm ,f : xil 101 .33(1 Herr. 41; Scully, 41; Doctor Breneman, 40; Hard and Winning . 7(1 (17 ! effect In a spectacular way, two The Tigers, despite Cobb's hurricane Pacific coast than there has been for many years. Conditions for baseball never MrlnnU. Athtetlrw 81 .315 as these Hambrlght, 35; Ault, SB; Pfenlnger, ( h.ipnmn, C'leirlnnil HI 2K0 4U M7 .311 crowded citadels have never met In any drive, are slipping. In 1915 they packed 33; Bard, 30; F. Herr, 28; Esselman, Eck-ma- n, Drive Under Way Were better and, with Uio salary reduction scrap on all over the circuit, n away ono hundred year 21; there championship debate victories. Last 12, and Mann, 8. are enough dissatisfied players to make up a league which would put It all over But this doesn't mean that New York and they dropped back to eighty-seve- n victories. what was left of the Coast League in baseball. ANGLING AT THE SHORE Chicago are to meet Boston has arranged This season they must Improve materially HAS RICH a world series affair In four of tho last five to win as many as clghty-flv- c games. LEAD LEAGUE AS HITTERS REWARD years, until now she begins to look upon COLLEGE ""VUTLAW baseball has flourished before and, as tho far West seems the October wlndup ns nn Institution. Tho Cleveland and Detroit both carry a ATHLETIC Red Sox won in 1912. in 1914, world of power pack punch-- Terrific hitting to be the best and safest place to play the game, hundreds Trio of Local Fishermen Hook Sixty-fiv- e the Braves both tho but has enabled the Cincinnati the of the Red Sox again In 1915 nnd 1916. both are handicapped by Iteds to Jobless'' players are likely to travel in direction to see orratlo pitch- rise from tho ruck this season to that if any positions Kins: and Croakers at So with ono exception, 1913, a world ing FUTURE IN BALANCE a are vacant. championship been commanding position in the Nations Cape May banner has fluttering The Giants were supposed to be over- League above the Massachusetts metropolis since subscribed with temperament. But as long race. ' temperament Jess Willard Sags He Will Box in Cleveland on Labor Dag Quaker City fishermen are reaping a har- 1912. ns can hit, pitch, field and They are in fourth place today, thanki to A good many of tho present Bed Sox run it Is not QINCE blossoming out as a real, regular proprietor of a big vest these days at all seaside ports, gather-In- g much of a handicap. Executive a d victory circus Big Jess world-serie- Committee over .Mo- In ltlngflsh, outfit havo already known three s of N. Boston on Willard has developed In croakers, flounders and nday, and If J an affable trait his system. Ho puts his stuff drum. Sunday's sport proved championships. Most of tho others I! Christy Mathowson can win pen- they can continue the h&arj across that July Is a C. A. A. to Decide like regular performers these days and agrees to anything that will tho month for landing the sea species, for have known two. They are a seasoned, nant for Cincinnati we know tho name of Its offensive against pitching they bid fair to 'gate hard-fightin- g bunch at their best under tho man who will finally Increase the receipts. His latest was sprung in Cleveland last week, when the sojourners came home with enough settle this world on return from their eastern invasion well spoils glvo some away heavy fire or out upon hostilo soil. They war and bring about peace. Fate August 2 he patted Matt Hlnkle on tho back and said In sweet, kindly but convincing to to their friends. in tho first Not alono Is the salt-wat- contingent division. tones, "I'll box tho winner of the Moran-Fulto- n bout In Tho Canton on Labor Day making big hauls, for tho freah-wat- devo-tee- s latest batch of averages show tint you, JOHNSTON WILL PLAY MAY HOLD A meeting of the executive committee and I'll do It for Matt!" also arc landing some nice bags. Black A. A. U. MEET the strong point of the Men Mathewtoa of the National Collegiate Athletlo Asso-elatio- n of Jess evidently is taking a terrible chance In bass at nearby lakes In New Jersey seem to Is making that sincere promise. IN UTICA TENNIS EVENT ON FRANKLIN FIELD will be held In Washington on their hitting. As a club they are lead-- appeal to some of the local anglers. 2 If He knocked the block off Moran last year, and Fred Fulton has as much chance August to discuss tho prospect In- ing tho league Ono of tho biggest fish caught In the tercollegiate for by a comfortable martin as a stranger finding Camp Regardless in a fog. It would bo an easy way to icinlty of Ocean City University athletics during the next to and they are also setting pace In UK was a big black Former National Champion to Compete of Pennsylvania Offers year. The tho 'make some money, but wo doubt very much If Jess can bo taken seriously. Ho drum caught recently by W. A. Summers. conference will be held matter of base running. o in Hound Robin Grounds and Meadowbrook as tho result of weighed fifty-tw- one-ha- lf the suggestion offered Tho drlvew hlch in thi does not care much about the fistic game, and that one easy battle with Moran It and pounds. at Uie meeting landed the Iteds H. McGlynn, W. Ansert and J. Jordan Tourney tho Prizes of graduate athletlo mana- first division was started the first of July, since winning the championship evidently is enough for him. sixty-fiv- gers In New some The champion hooked e king and croakers on the York weeks ago. when they took a doubleheader from Pitt Is not pressed for ready cash, as It was disclosed his estrangement Jetty Cape May. Joseph The University of Pennsylvania At that time tho officers of tho N, C A burg. This after with at Trainer landed According to Information from Utlca. tho an- cially has unoffi- twin victory started Mattj'r twenty-nin- e fish nual tendered the use of Franklin Meld to the A. were requested to confer men on a wild rampage took Tawm Jones and noisy Jack Curley he had small at Plermont, while tennis tournament for the championship - with the In which they that a balance of $420,000 in others Now ?.- tor national championship also figured In big catches. of York Stato has abandoned for tho the Meadowbrooka!'s have and athletlo authorities of the various col- four straight names from the Cubs, go the various banks throughout the country. Of this he has an account of year. The Yahnundasla bnOolf Club decided not penan offered to boar the ex leges Frank and Joseph Jacoby, of only to eliminate the championship feature, of furn'shlne tha prlioa. and universities, and ascertain as far they have broken even with the Braves, $1)0,000 In one Chicago bank, $60,000 In Gloucester, but Old Penn will meet the big- expense possible another and a third account In a bank N. J., wero rowarded Wild-woo- to do away entirely with the competition. In far as their plans looking but they have an for a trip to of ' hmpon" toward opportunity to win tit near his home. Thus it can be seen that Mr. Willard Is for between them they pulled the Stato tournament there will be nn ship meet, nnd the Meadowbrooka a resumption of Intercollegiate series there. not out for the coin of from nvltatton round robin cent among the leading surplus will dig Into athletics goes tho sea twenty-tw- o klngflsh players available. The tourney Is to bo held their cash for the value of the trophies, next fall and winter". All In all, the work addd the realm. If his circus on tho blink, however, there is some chanco. and croakers. and they feel the, other organize.-tlnn- s ofthe Beds h.as Blood worms are being on July SO and --'1 that athletic The replies all new life to for Then Hlnkle will stage the bout, perhaps. used with success The report has It that the entry of William taklmj part In the namrs should sacrifice advocated a conference tho National League race, for croakers and king at all M. Johnston, of an Francisco, former nil claim of traveling and housing expenses for to consider, and recommend If possible, the Beds pro no lqnger despised Matt-Hinkl- o 'Is seaside fishing national a one of the prominent figures In tho boxing game today. places. champion, already hap been obtained. In ad- their athletes. program that would appeal to parts They respect of everf He dition to the men's event there will he a Hperlal all of command tho fcaa stepped into the shoes vacated by Tex RIckard, and when comes Kresh-wat- sport has Its fascination to tho country as best suited to safeguard club in the league these days, tho Olantl it to handling competition for women In which tho leading the big snatches he has no equal. Matt Is quite wealthy and his interest some anglers, Blackwood Lake and War- lights will be Miss Molla ltjurstedt. national AMATEUR BASEBALL GAMES country's interest In the present critical are not excepted. In boxing rington Park, near Wenonah, N. being champion, and MIbs Mary K. Urowne, of Cali- situation and at the same time to preserve does nof reach his pocketbook. He does not want to make money out of prominent points J. fornia. Garnet A. C. a strictly first-clas- s traveling college athletics, the for this style of angling team, la without a game for Saturday. July 14, so far as they may bo game. He is content to put on a match, give huge up, P a purse and break even. If Billy Stubcn landed eight black bass at and uould like to hear from home teams offer- kept without detriment to tho military STALLINGS PLANS SHAKE-U- money goes Warrington, while Barrow Readjusts Schedule ing a guarantee. Oarnct traveled to Burlington needs. he makes any it usually to some charity. Hlnkle put on the Kilbane-Chane- y another local enthusiast hooked seven bass at Blackwood. Saturday and In a tvard.fought game was de- IN HIS BOSTON BRAVES; bout last year and offered tho largest purse ever by Some of NEW YOHK. July 10. President Barrow yes- feated lv the score of Earl Martin. 26"9 battled for light- weighed more forty-tw- o weights. He only got men them than three pounds. terday announced dates of the iramca North Eighteenth street. not tho together, but he took off his coat, helped to Flounders are running at Crassy Sound, to be played by each of the International Lea cue MINNEAPOLIS PROS BEAT build the arena, to attend to all of the details nnd, and good sport Is promised baseball clubs, which hae been arranged to Disgusted With Losing Streak of Team, other when these things this week for take the place of the Interleave contests an- Stradford P. C, an EVANS-LEG- G finished, Jumped those catching the early morning nounced earlier In the year between the team, wants games for July and August IN FOURSOME were he Into the ring and refereed the bout. HInklo will give trains. clubs away. at Will Stiffen the Out money promoters, of the American Association and International home or I Oraetf, 2237 North Fourth Willard as much as the other and If the bidding is brisk he will Leairue. The supplementary season will begin etreet. MINNEAPOLIS, July 10. field August 0 and the final contest will take place on Georim Re raise the ante so high that no one can touch It. For that reason Up-Sta- Players Hunday. September 10 A C gent and Otis George, 1 it would be Face Salary Cut between tho Proldence Albro continued Its winning local professionals TtnQTrtKr T..l 1A -- e ttil And Newark teams at Newark. N. J. hy defeating Olney Presbyterian streak ...,, ! ir m.lll... a shame If Jess were spreading some of that "show talk" Just to SCIIANTON. ra July 10 The Satur- on Saturday defeated Charles "Chirk" uravea, locj make Matt nnaunremrnt Aeeordlni to n day. Hunday and holiday cames are equally dis- One of the features of tha game was u.o, national rendered almost desperate by the feel good. Personally, we believe Willard mada bm by an of- tributed, and on Labor Day. September 3, twirling of Ovonlck, tha amateur and open golf champion, losing streak of his team, is planning to ajjt don't will fight in the ring any more ficial of the New York Turn-Tire- - the of Albro, who allowed and t State the clubs will play morning- and afternoon rames, five hits and fanned twelve. Harry O. Legg, Minneapolis two men from the International league than he will fight In the army. aa well aa the plajera, laVare to be com- Albro has next amateur. In an bolster up his outfield. Is slated to pelled to aerept ns follows: Toronto at Buffalo, Montreal at Saturday open for any noma team elghteen-hol- e best Wllholt t. reductions tn salary under the Itochester Newark at Baltimore, Providence offering a good guarantee.nrat!ss ball foursome two ud for his weak hitting has mada his plarto retrenchment policy IMchmond. at J. Gould. 3122 and one to go on the unsatlafactory to the big boas. North Sixth street. Interlachen links here Weak hitting principal troot very In yesterday. haa been the i INKLE is not well known this city, but he stands well in The match was for tha benefit with tha Ilravea all the year, and the outneU Waldron A. A. haa a few open nd of BtsB-In- towns. He Dlllon-Mora- dates the Red Cross. haa been particularly bad in this respeot. H other eastern refereed the bout and counted wouU llkn to hear from all professional home hopea to get Walter Pegh. formerly will out Sam Langford when he was beaten by Fred Fulton in Boston STROKES AND SPLASHES club. E Montague 2212 AjJam street, or Evans scored the lowest medal card with the lied Sox. and another International Leaf! recently. phone Kensington 3509. a 72, two below par. star from Providence. He haa alao reralleO Legg turned In an W ' Matt Is forging to the front in the pugilistic game, but he will have a 80, Sargent 73 Arthur Illco from tha Springfield club, of AFTElt the local talent have rested from clubhouse. All a and George 75. Kaatern League, to, atrengthen hla catchW nice collection of broken promises if he continues to deal with champions. entries must be submitted Standing of Northweat Church Association This afternoon ataff. JTi-the- efforts before July 10. Evans and Legg will be at the Hed Cross meet on League: paired against Thomas Wednesday, they will begin Won Lost P. C. Stevens and Ar. Chancy Now Is After Lightweight Championship training for the , , 1 thux Clarkson, Minneapolis of the World J'mei BhaeleUh, crack ewlmmer of the .RS7 professionals, In big water carnival at the Philadelphia Club, Phil. Harper 1 .R!S7 a similar Eddie Hooper With Reading Club George Chaney was defeated by" Johnny Kllbane at Cedar O., commonly called Calvary . benefit match. Point, Swimming Club, scheduled July 14. Jim," nai enlisted In the naval Vn..t .!..-- :...... 714 Manager WHEN for This nthlhem 4 .428 nEADINO. Pa.. July. 10. OeorfJ Labor Day he had no excuses to offer. He admitted that Kllbane was Is one of the Important meets of the sea- 20th St. M. tvmse, or tne iteadini New York State E..., 4 .42. Pirates In Deal learn, reieaaea a I ltnH 4hlrH LeIJaSV could, son, LlC. N. W. Memorial.. A With h.,min the better man and said that the little Clevelander whip any ono on the with virtually all the home product ,14X Cardinals i,eaguer today, to roaKe.roo . . . T ionner reaerti . competing. nuau.ipnia nwimming Club. II saved the Schwenkfelder .000 for , Haddock. face of the globe at 122 pounds. George still believes this, but when the weight of a woman and twooya two yeara lira Eddie Hooper, of Boston. John The events will start at 3 p. m., with the and catcher, who waa released. left to join Elmlra. ISO 133 Southwark P. of West Philadelphia, The Reading and Wllkee-Uarr- e open tM Is boosted to or he has something to say about his pwn prowess. In 100-ya- he will oil C. would teama the novice race for men. This raco a chaser. It enlisted with like to arrange gamra with ,h aecond half of the aeaton here Wtdneiaay. Point combat the Baltimorean was weakened by rigorous Is open men boys his teammate, Albert Koatmayer. teama having grounds. W, dlnalt may b, put through we'ek! C,r' ' Cedar the training for and who have not McCItsnn. thl. and could not do himself Justice. He couldn't get started and was an easy victim. yet won. a medal at swimming. This will BSB South Flfty-sUt-h street. be followed by the woman's 100-yar- d han- The Philadelphia Turngemelnde Offers Caldwell for Del Since that time, however, Chaney has stepped out of the' featherweight promising Junior team his Cltarfleld P. C, a fast Pratt dicap. This Is the feature race of the day, 'echln. uniformed, traveling team, - J.he class above. His work has Improved would Ilka to ar- da,Tr.?.U.8n- 30Z ,0-- vllon and entered and tho last eight with Olga Dorfner, Bessie Ryan, Gertrude have been range gamra Saturday or 8undav with ttams nay opponents been knocked out. George expects to add ana claim paying a guarantee. Q. Toung, 1252 Sergeant Caldwell for taS'sSS! SUITS have another K. O. to Artelt and other local stars entered. After Town. street. baseman of tha Browns. his list tomorrow night when he faces Johnny Dundee at Shlbe Park arena. the close race Miss Ryan gave the champ on TO ORDER Hit It Is no more Tlush Fluid a Although was postponed for week, he kept himself In good the fourth. thaa likely that r."Ji.,nr,.r0Jnl,lnr w'a"nrs were dis- rlub. fast travellnr team, hat Kedaced from ISO, and ttO the tout a shape and they will Btart from rcratch. The diving for covered Cross meet on tha Fourth. .lulr K. 21. 28 opn and would llko to 'hear Open Air Arena It! expressed his confidence when he sent a message to W. lottle Simmons. Mirl. feom Witter Park. Hohart A. A. and Penn A C. Shibe Park PETER Matchmaker Gunnlss that girls will be another hotly contested event, Walsh. '"VIS"Ilublcan, the Turners, and II. Barrock, 1227 North Warnock atreet. tlBT AND I.KIIIOH AVP MORAN & CO. "JESSE would knock Dundee's block off before the round." He featuring Miss Helen Pennepacker, cham- ale Ryan and Florence MiLaughlln. of the Fl"t ltTU MARKET. ON "be fourth will enter the F1K8T UOUT SO ! ENTRANCE III Becker Mc- futlWnVi,S?w.ln" ' better future material Clodfrejr A. C haa July 21 ooen V1IU S. E. COB. OTII ring welshing about 130 pounds andt If he Is successful, he will go after Leon- pion; Elizabeth and Florence than was expected, Nearly al and would AND ARCH 8T8. Laughlin. This event has been won for tho entered In like to hear from tha Kureka Giants, the. fsst Market St. Stare Open Every Erenlnf &U., ard's scalp provided Benny Is lucky In his bout with Kllbane on July 25. the P yBUnc. tha meet at colored team of rhlladelnwi, j, Dagner. Church ff't last four years by Miss Pennepacker, lana and Twentieth street. The final race will be the mile event for Porothr Evans, of tha First Regiment, Is Kl r'o'sSJhVnd and is to be held In place the Hum Cup, open to members of the mskln treat headway and It fast Thomnspn B. C would like to book games &?.' NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK 1 JS fortunate that this bout a like Shlbe Park. a tha difficult twists and turns under tutor' wun ail nrtt-cias- teams, I- swimming club only. Following the races thi E. Hurer. 4511 CAMBRIA A. O OPEN-AI- R rV much Interest has been aroused that one of the record crowds of ICT..0' cofch Outside of a few ex-- BOXWO Double-Hed- er will be . dinner on the lawn and tha award- - she will?,".not enter competition until Jhe season Is expected and there will be plenty of seats for all, lng ot prlxea. followed by danohnt 4a Urn t M Indiana Bora' Club baa July 14 open. I. PkOli v. PHuburah L K"'"!!5.V!?.!5fon lath, " Metes, ltM'Northi'Xalrtjr-Mee- a ' tar y arks? " . i ' ' .awl, i (.Jwa. J) srtutu-Oim- "' Sfc ' b?tjrKiHIJkin& sMBEBm&&:&! iliMI'l utw w , VM fc. 't: i i i fiuSt f' Vi ar HEBMm