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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA', FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1919
15
.
BREAKING PHILLIES IS LIKE TRYING TO BREAK BROKEN WINDOW PANE
GAVVY WILL MAKE OR
BREAK PHILS RICKEY
Cravath an Aggressive Man
ager Who Wont Mark
Time, Says Boss of St.
Looie Cards
PRAISES G. PAULETTE"
Jack Dempsey Greatest
Fighter iirliing Richard
Nph nrU, .liih IS ''llicrp
Imi t n tiiim in the umlil tnelm who
mu lip.it link Drtnp'iM in n tiRlit,
tin ninltii ulint tlii iliirntiein, ' ilr
i laroil Ti v Kit Kuril nl the ltiltiiKirr
lnt iiIrIiI Itieltnrel niriinl rstrr
dm In imnpnin with hi litiitip
pnrtnri, I'rnnK rinimie-N of Mem
phis, '(Villi Trx unxril rntliiliiitic
chcm tho nrw ilminplon
"7-
m r.nwiv .i. pollock
rmwtirs n.iFrono cuavath
is cither coins: to mnki or lircnk tho
FlilN. in tho opinion of Urnnrh
Klrkrr tho lmss nf ttic St T.nuis Cnrels
who will Iip with us nml nc'ln us until
Stitielni
AVhrn Mr Prnvnth took rhnrRn of onr
(lowntroddon downhearted nnd down
hill Plnls tlipi were in sui h n splendid
Mnte of bwlnll condition thnt thev
rouldn't he hroKen TrMiiR to hreik the
riiiln would l.iuo lieen like trvinc to
break n hroken window pnne With
thnt pmt of Mi Ituker'n opinion elim
innted. f'hnrles Clifford will make the
Phils
"I don't know nnrtliing nbout Crn
Mith'i kiinwleilco nf hnsebnll ns it should
be known In n maunder." siid Kicker,
"but, of eniirsp, I boliee he knows
the cntne What I mean to fiu is thnt
I can't vpcnk of his knowledge of base
ball from pei'.onnl eiienenre
"However. 1 will sin this He's not
Koine to mnrk time while he's mnnnginK
the tluh He's Pitlioi poinc to rnnstrm t
or desti net And from the wa the
tenm hns been coins there un'l he much
.In..,.. ...,.., ,'-...... I. I .! . . . "ml
..v-.. ....... ... ,...wiwi ms nemonsirnteii eternn of ninin imikir. incuts ..n tin
to me ilrciih that he is nn nRRiesslve Riiduon diamond nnd m tin . nKe took
nnmgpr He knows whnt he wants nnd n dm off nnd ntVndeil the 1 1. k t
goes nfter it. mntih between the Ceimantown
CJavvj AsirrrssUp Cricket Club and .N.w nrk on the
c , s- , , , , I Minlipnn Cmiisp
S A.N e,ample of his aBRres,iveness. Thp Mrnt0RV PIllpl,P(I , ,,, ,.,,
he tnme to me in the lobhv of n adelphia team in ipste rein's mat.h
hotel In N'ew ork, nnd without nn I u'" ""' ""' mel ,l"" mines fiom deep
pidinnnnn lend or wnbte of words siid, ''"""'l.' nnd planning hefnrrlinml. but
'You hiue two bill plners r want' "m nl,nli '" put into use ns i last
Who will u tnke for them"'' You """,,, llft" 'he iiftuil Imtlle has be
would lune tlioiiRht he was John Me Klm
(!rnw the wn he went ifter n.e A.,,l The Pint
he cot tl,P Pbn-rs llt , , p ,, ,
He lint onh Rot the men he wintcd. will be better to let the imdeis , on' ,'"n,In"- ''' Is
..... ... h... i.m, ,.ni, nn nnipia sf.mo ,.f tl, ..... .. i '" nn' mm .it e
Theie were sep, ,1 , I, ,1 nfter I'nuhtte. items f t. ,,!
but he didn t ht in with me Per the Cricket Club and .
wn, I n. running the Cuds Hek Miller plmme a clouding mat, h
Id tint I ii,. I ,.t ..I... . T i. . ...
.... .,...., ... ., ,,,,- , ,u ,u m,t ,lx ,.,,, ( ump, titton. in whiili
,, , . . I Ipikup ihnnipi.iuship was nt stake
Paillette is n sensational plnver n bail, in HIT , ,l,k be
Ho . in h. Id Kii.und balls nniwhore, is rnme nternmbitiuiis and piillnl tho
mil; on iiii.mu linns nnii lie lias n won uneM.ortPil l. wiiini.nr tho ll..',fn.
LOCAL CRICKETERS
i
Deep Strategy of Germantown
Eleven Shattered by Wonder
ful Batting of New Yorker
TEAMS TIED FOR PENNANT
hy itoiti:itT r pi r.
Old Man StrntPK. who has won I
, more battles thnn tho host bisi,iiinn
ever onn hojie to iplate. -lpiinnl ml
nn unfamilinr iop Mstudnv and
ai.miisi won n (i-iikit mu t li 'Ihe
WORLD'S MARK SET
IN HOUR PACE RACE
I'p'tn-Minutc Marin
of Leading Batters
t mpue Charles Rigler Sees Frank Cony Take Danger- "'in
ojs Spill W hen 1 outhful Chapman Cox ers 44
Miles 7.7 Yards to If in Brassard Trophy
it .inir.s s cutoLW
TKIN M I I M K
. I laier liih (I II II
(rstnih I'hlln HI IHI 11
;.fr iimokiTn r.n int si
Inline Nnu nrl. OK .'13 in
lni Phil 4 ll 38
'nr M IhiiiIm iH HI IH
MI UK N 1 I1M.1 K
, I Inter I lull O III A
iHiksoii (hlmiti, 111 JRl 41
1 ohh, llrlrnll (in 117 41
Wnrh. Ih-trnlt 14 ; 41
llirstrml Unroll M 151 31
rrckinminih n nn n ,11
r !
114
141
111
3311
in
1
r I
113
14A
111
111,
110
jDs s , ,niIRll Bnmp , , ,,,, ,,,,, frnm tho n( v(nii n( Bingles and Buneles
111111, bird ciap and lne been ""'" ben ten off Clinpman neier let I ! "
man, stn minus encKRements
uown He whirled and whirled nwnv
(tnined first another lap on Lawrence
through
J.". I .n nn. rend, ,0 hind i, ,0 these n,en aniuh. on ,' ZrZS V
ui'.i.uii 111. is. in- I. nun was tin. nn
won ler I p seen 1 pi ord drixes 1 n 1 fiKlit
nasi nail u tut 1 ,. spph iiwi kincs 11, ,t
Hllh Ihe Jnr snnr unit elher Imllnd of
Ini bnrronni rnnnrd ' ,, hUprred Hie Kin
Mltli the hroun clerlit, I riles It won t
l.p In.ie liCnp. h. .11 i,.L.n .....L.. .1. ...
"lie tn ghe linn n ronshlrrrcl n , ft unnt '
iiMn nn.ni;
Ibis little Itrltivli bnvi'i w.ts
gilcn the ilccislnii nrr P.il Mnine
list itlclit in I iiiidiin ,i( the etui of
a sclirilulecl twonh roiinil bout. The
photograph Rles in ich.i uf Wilde's
ilimliiiitUeness Mnnrc ueiRlieil in it
till wliile Wilde onh tipped the
beam at in.:, fourteen pounds
llRlitcr lb. in the bc lie (iiuipiprril.
tl.f, ,t I. Cml .... . .....I . -.
shallot minks , .,.. l,nK the bases but Cnrmm HrMrtui.ll, went Mend'
for rndiinitii. Knmeness nnd unlimiteil aftei llftv minutes. ,1 , ns ,1..,.
minis. I hand it m th.se knights of that the e,er weakening ( hapmnn be
the ,,n bo,, I I Ran to gln lap nfter lap At the tin.sh
I lumps lliglci shrugged bis huge ( liiipmnn n sii nps in front of Cur
shiiiibliis ,n witocl inn, nl lu nfissne mini, who took sec nnd pirn e ,tw
fuimo and Imf, , toward the exits ion, o was thinl anil Curr, fourth
lln laik liempso, nf Preside nt lohn Madonnn wis forced to withdraw in the
Heelers Nan uuil l.mguo iimpiiuiil twent, fnurtli mile when Ins pm or ld
st iff Ind 111-I witness. .In rei nrd break dn Knot , pterin six da, ruler, do
nig mot, 11 puo nn o nt the Point ,olnpod motor trouble
111, P7P ,,,nme , whuh CPinge '1 ho large crowd r.i o,p, a real thrill
I I1.IPI.H11 h, bttlianl Newark ,o.h 0,lr , ,,0 rn, ,,,, vnU"
shall, 10,1 the o,lds mark for n on. the rate of fort, miles l,llr ,,,,
'""" s ,'" lllllli Hired his front llro ll . ....
C. ....... . ..! ... ....!. ... . " '
' ."k'iiiiiiim 1. mi, 1, .in ..mi's ,K gh Mlc ,, ( ,ip tr)p
s. ..1.1, n,o ,iius wan 11 is one time nh,, vxll,,, ,,,,,,,,1 ,
.. 1 . s, ,,,, ,,. ,s n. iTcr iiinn 1110 ,rp,.,I tn tin bnttnm of tho tru her
old tn 11k for i six la), trail, oils bank with a crash
W niter 1 rnessrr Is as s-rijitntn 1 tn In.
Inff hts nsmi splIM wrnnif hs s tr ,
r 1 - 10 n kN Th- irus , f 1 ,
s nr bnir) lw, ,i rn"n5 ,, Tr . 1
Ih ,1
J n iln 1 11
1 II' Irfl
In, I rvrft m.r ew hill C n
I U hit' Snr irirrrfny
llmfr .iHrnh rot l
hnmns of thr I hlls
Th
it In the Mnttn,rs sni
Ia rU
His
and he
loTrn nnlnix rnciRrtnnt ,m on
,f th mnt irf .t MitRH her 11 a inc
" I it i i,r"ni mnjnrlt, nf Ph Hie rns
1 il I "lie, II I ml, I ,rr, Html! n 1 r .
f fin.tirs ,re in iittenian, f
I lln, nl brnkr Intn hn,ehn
, iMlfli n ,e, iC-prn ,f I er
'tl Ilr II hilr So. hnrfr, f Mr
, Uiif Cn.i
I red rlinmss U l.eslnnlnr In lift his he,,)
u hit In the nntllni: ntrrHie. lie hud a pulr
of eincles eslepilitr off Slm ,Tf
15th MKilP
and Jr B.
Chestnut JF jdty mi fmj
jtsr HiW 1 ' " " f
Mr jmr
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w
EWINS.BUT
WILDE GETSJDECISION
Foul Tactics of American De
cides Bout in Favor of
Game Briton
.VICTOR IS
HUlor Impiessed Con, Injured
Ihe ussi,e Higler was impressed I t n 1 , was bndl, burned about tho li ft
I argi I hubs ,.. king. 011.0 tho ..ppns log his loft , m n bruised nnd his
nig ti inns inki the iliinioiul. hut he was loft in, ,,n, IPrtPI iPn. s
niit'.il to b -l inero spoctitor whon that ho ga,, ,1 real exhibition of game
tlusi suns nf ih. ih, pice stni tod their iuss HP nrose slow!,, called for nn
"' ' 1 tin 1 wheel, nnd despite the reiiuosits ,.,, , . , , ,. ...
,. , f n t .1 ...... thick I.Kndll tin. I three mitnuts for the
Ma-si,. ( luirlos wns at the starting ,r"ni onn mis 1111 the inside nf the track Hhlie nx nt first hise nlille lM I tidrrus
Inn 111 tin start mil bo was at tin " lnkp rest, ho got on his new bike hnl n.eiii, one for the Phils
stilting line nt tbe tinish Hi s ""'I 1. sinned the grind
ti,o stiu tidois start, and he saw four It was annnniu oil thnt Cirnnn nml
stai tuliis imisli II,. saw tho human ' hiipman would moot Con, and I.iw
liullil l.".iigi I hnpman sot a pine teme in a team milt, h mntorpac ed nu 1
1 111 111 killing pine fmiii thp lirst shut "' the I'lndrnme tomnrrow night 'Ibis
will no tin lust ran of it kind st igoil
bete
'Ibis ns the third ennsecntno ,utor, I
for I1111111, lliinlei in n Itrassard tnotnr
piml rui
The Timers cot s man, rim si I t
M h p iiU cell for tho lleimh sprln
UK Ml it, ml the A s fumlling .nilu,
c e ie Pn ilrtlr , toe III er hll ,Cor, , ., n,
'n hr, He rnU'Ctril (tin ,,yle, o ,n" . o,
'oMx-rf o' loct-er . he. tin.. n 1 r ei ,e,i
"or 1 nl 'op nl Its yro imtrr I tit first
I tut In .!1 tl-Mt til proven' trip of
ih , s in the , eel has 1 een nn, letter
ih.r t'li, flrft one The, hn,e troppen" n'ne
it f el r tho mii re. or I mil on the
(nut 1 s ni
Ibis Sinn, iliimoud 1 lnof saw Pi nnk
Cm t , dn 1 lull spm down tho sulo nf
tin 111 in In inns bink that soi mod tn
sn II ill ilh nr s, 1 inns in mi , t the rub 1
EXHAUSTED r"- "" mtnisted mlntcr snw the
fill, 11 ,,ilis niisi ihango win 1 N and
spooil nn in thnsi nf the Hooting
peel lllsls
I rn
rn is' I
! nt; '
tl 'rr
il,-
r 1 nt I'rmtlk ntitl Ih' TCMe Sor he I
' o,f 1 e ,, anm's tf e, rry inirinr 1
1 t'l 'I , I10 rn t I 1 fit ,;oi,,f n'tit i
o,t be n loci, nf loennnr. I. lie.
I.ss tlirnes pltrhed nnd hit his unt to 11
rlctor, oier tho ( nl.s llo nlloccsl the ( hi
enimi, nnl, four hlncles nnd hIsii drn,f In
the cinnlnc run with slnicle
nnd whit not
i 1 ill lutnwn
1 en k w 01 e
in tho Hi.lt
still
although onh h
nnd P11I Miiiiip s
doe lsinn m 01 tin
Ilium, lido wns
it Ittitnn todn
ih spe mil g inienoss
fulling gn,o him tho
Mi mphis lad nt tin 1
Indians Sell Two Pitchers
11
dcrfnl nun Itut bo's a first biseman
nnd not an niittlpldcr. nltlinusli lie can
pin, the euitliold In fmt, he inn
pin, almost an, position will, hut bo's
bpst nt fust
"Meadows is a Rood pitcher nnd I
think In II help Cm, nth He's been
in and nut this scuspn mosth nut
Still, he II , nun' 111 011 tic!
"Another thing- (invath ninile nn
nustnke 111 getting Tragrpsspr If I had
known I was going to trade Stmloi to
the CJinnts I wniild bn,o 1 lnimed Trn
grosser too Uf is n 1 racl 11 pick cati hoi
Alnad, Cn,ath has taken ennsti in ti,e
ptops "
Wooilnnrd Trade Lilp
RU'KI'Y sn,s ho bis nn dolls pond
nig, but Iip is keeping his o,ps npon
lie Is on the lookout for nnntlii r
tntilioi. now tint Smder his gone to
the (Iiniits nnd intiinntnl that a tnde
for anothoi hukstnp wns likel,
lf eniph itiinll, iloninl the lopnit
tint Wood,, uel bad bilked on joining
tho Cicids and st itod thnt Pi ink would
be with tho dub todav, tend, to pitch
this afternoon's battle against the
Phils
Itoth Wood,, aid nnd Jambs 10
ported tn their now boss m New nrk
Tho mil, request W'oodwaid hud was
thnt ho bo nllowod tn go tn his horn.
In New Hn,en for n few dnvs. He
complained of n cold .mil his tiqmst
x, ns Rrnnted
Askrd if Iip intpiidpil to trndo
W'oodwnrd tn tlie (limits, as rumor has
it, Ituke, stated that lie had no
trades pending. Ho did not denv the
report.
Hail Leo Meadows
LEIi SIKADOW'S, thp bpsppc tailed
addition to Crnxatli's hurling staff,
carried out Illckcj's prediction tdiortl,
nfter the Card boss spoke. I.ce pitched
Krent ball for tho Phils ,, esterdii, nftcr
noon and beat his former tenm
mates nnd miner Jacobs in tel,e ton id
Innings bv 1 0 It wns the s-ciond
straight win foi tho Craxntliinn"
The gnme wns unique in man, wn,s,
First, it wns the best pitchers' dual
here this seison, and. secnn.ll, , n triple
pin,, the hrst seen here in so, einl sen
sons, wns expiutPil iiRaiiist the Phils
Meadows allow ed onlj four hits din
ing the dozen finines, and he fanned
right. Jncobs was touched for seven,
two of which cnnie in the final round
and two in the second.
W'hitted was tho onlv Phil who lilt
Jambs effectnel,, nnd it wns Cuptniti
(inwgp's hnt thnt drove in the winning
run 111 the twelfth, (ieotge hnd a double
and a pair of singles.
(up innti lies Ibis was the In st tutu
in the histcn, nf tho contests that
am 1 lub but one uf this 1 it, hail won
the title and miulo tin loin I pin, us mi
pi cod that the, snlemnl, ,n,d ,cn
geinio and piminseil tn ng.iin tho lost 1
,1PI c nun pi 1 stiiiiimn nisi mgiit
I MllCllc null eillltl I tin I'ritisb 11,
wnijit 1 h nnpinn but lipeiteill, striuk
li mi with open gin, is llofono Cm 11
cailtiiining bun 111 the trull. '1 Ins
cost hnii tho , nt, it, 1 ho ,onliit went
tn Wilde' on points lu tin hist lic
luiiuds U 1 1 els ,, is binding nl the month
and nose but ho linn 1111 anil fun oil
tlie light though Mnnio I iiuleil fieel,
Monro's In s loituds woio the six
honni of Phil uh Iplu 1 and of the
Walla Wnllu Club
Hue to the entinuce nf Ibis ciuintr. In
the gigintic win tin Halifix Cup
111 iti lies we 10 nut phi, oil last ,ein
Mut this sc iisnn the, were losiimed
nml (lirminlnwii with nu all slai
lino up was puked to biiug hut I, the
I lost honors to Phil ub Ipln i
II, ci j thing Wcirhed Well
Pier, tiling w.nt as oxpoiled and
when tho tonus tnok the iieiso istei
dn, the Miinlu 1 111 cl,,en hid ti inoid
nt six c oiisi c utio 11t011es while Now
ork had won h,c and lost one to
lierninntii,, n ,ulni, for (liimnii
town wniild ri,c the Munheini team
f rt lit ti uuil s. 1 nt. . 11I h whin ho will
lop. .1 tin I'ritislur all n, 11 Ihe ling
Wildo 1 .tine link in tho twentieth
icnnil si,,ing 1 hurst nt sp,,, nnd
t iking the 1.IT1 i.snc Wilde miss, d fie
iliientl, in tin last few mumls mil lift
the ling lie nl, ixhinstoel Mn.ui wis
fairl, fiosh
'Ihe Aineiinn tried dosp, rntelv tn
ward the end nf tin limit to knui I, out
his ngile opponent but Wild, muled
1. 1 m
'si, on thoiisTiid pel sons snw thi light
which mi lulled nun h b illl.nl boxing
(ii'iicinl Poishnig was giietnl with
loud chiots whin ho end toil the stn
ilium 'Ihe Piniienf W llisnnd Pi line
Ills Pirst st nt
(bsoniug ( Inrlos wis not the nnl,
erne who witnessed the thrilling number
Mon thin l(l t other enthusiasts tn ik
a 1 ham 1 nn the w. ither last night tn
li'.iin it lust hind tho winnei nf the
111 issnil tlnph, nu. '1 ho, snw 1 bo,,
in Ins tu s si nt m 1 1 ,, li 1 lissie , w ilk
iw n with the prize
( li ipnnn was the long shot in Ibis
line I 11 man I aw rem o Corn and
M iileitin 1 ill wore fiixorecl n,cr the
,nu lb w ho is si 1 ing his tn -st , e ir 111 the
pin 1 following game t hapmaii's stock
hn o, or, took a big lump when it was'
iiinuiiiiinl thnt ho hid drawn Jimm, 1
lluntei fot pat or
'1 In ' I id ' ruler got nwnj to i be 111 I
tlflll still pn keel lip his pit or quick!,
and wns the Hist In get going on ' high "
In the lirst two nubs ho hid hipped
I Miidnuiia Con, and Lawrence Car
I man battled him h ml for fifteen miles
whin ho woikeiiPil nml iIip ,011th shot
plist
1 I., pi, 1 h illenge mil the, 1 nine fie
xtllunnkee lul,
nn I I tt f th 1 o
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the ihanipinnship mil bring Ux tn tholAI1"" v" ""' l'i'""
inenihns nf the Walla W alia Club I M"oro weighed in at 111! pounds nnd
(ieimintown chose to take its in " '''''' '"
mugs first W P ONeill nnd II h N" "spupor expeiN ngioed tod u Hint
llained wont mtn lul I. Miller and U M" cxpiipii. id tin tight of hi- lift
W Keniinii win cluing the bowling foi '"'', 'B, '' l"", " '- "" 'l'M"sitmii
the ,is,n,s 'Ihe shies were lie irl, '" Mam" Mmr0 fl" f'i'i"e
I tliouglit 1 hid won sim ,ionn
In.lll ' .1 I
tniiihiiig the well kept grounds ind
si midaikiu ss oiimlnptd the mi Insure
'Ihe iionso w is slow all of which wns
in Keiinnti s.fnu.1 who b, tin win, is
the W'altei luhnsou nf e i u kit.
Ihe Inside Stuff
Milhi. on the other hand, is a slow
hill artist. His mini weapons nre nl
slow hall nnd then n slower nne o .
foi the strnteg,. Tho Uc rninntown
ot in in if blows th in
W'llilo
' W'o accept the dnisi.n but I think
Mooie did enough to win -ml Ills
m ningei , Nate I owis
"I thought 1 won all the win ' Wilde
dec lared
Johnston Enters Doubles
llnstein Jul, IS Willi em XI
1 ihnst n
, . e , . .. . nslnnrfl l.wn tennis linini n .111. his
nitsiiien soon found to then sorrow tint enter i tho 1 ncimi tl n.i hull s
tu lie i 1 ,e 1 ,, ih I uhii I
1 1 ilimto,
hrtiuit nshlp
IC ..s ,.,... fill, ,n,n.,,.etl,l ,n .,,! ... tOlimK indlt t,
' ...I....... ,,.l.. -"...,. iw ...,.v nu, . ., Ut,, , ,,, ,w , u
runs off Konnilli So the, dec ideil to roun 1 for the union, I ei ii
just block and pnrrv the speed bnlls nnd
wait until thci got a ihance at Millei
nnd his slower ball
Colt Races Tomorrow
In ci,o trainer of thp fust rolls thnt
will lo drl,en for re,or,l at Ilelniont Irl,
Inn l'irk Hn oppertunlt, to ,ork out af tc r
Hi. ll rer ilm nil It has I.. en dec l,d nrt
to (.lori them until saturdx, nftertn.n I h
Irink ,s ,er, h,v., ei,teril(, nnd the
postponement will sl,e 1 e, Xlerkle a . hanm
to rut the course In first class snipe
In VUffust His idrlnei o. i ( n mi I
Another Twilight Game
Th" Queker c It, Itubher ( nit it , , '
will moot -ctlltv In a cuiltfiht h,m ihls I
e,enlnp On next Tuesi,, n i s Qu Ur
Cll, will onteitilti tin- II 111 uu u its1
homo srounds at Wissui m t l
Black Diamond Shoot '
In atlltlon In Ihe r. sulrtr in it e ms
at Iho i !oiu,!, l.un i 1 ih t ,r h r,
ill lo Mis. l) sh t th (ir-., f r the
lllii, U Plan on I iriph, h , n t , i
c ul, memliors I
Eiler and Buff Draw
Jersey. Clt., Julv IR Jack Filer of New
Tork and Johnnj Huff of Jersey t it, buxed
elehl fast rounds to a draw at tha Armor)
A A last ewnlmc
What May Happen '
in Baseball Today I
NATION I I.K(el'E
Club WonlxistlM. Mill Ivse
New ork 4 7 ti .071 .07(1 (IBS
Inrlnnntl 4(1 ii ,0112 ,607 .OSS
ChlcnBo 41 14 .111 .lit, .141
I'ltlil.urch IS 31 .Ml .15.7 .114
Ilrooklyn 17 .111 507 .514 BOO
St. I.eils 20 41 .182 i
Hostnn "fl 44 .171 .371 .808
Philadelphia 31 47 .109
AMKKICAV I.Il0l'K
.flnb WnnU.IPr. n Ixise
fhlraro 4H IH .632 ,610 .621
New 1. ork . 42 .11 .S7IX .fiHI .SOU
lerelancl 44 SI .171 .1177 Bflt
Detroit . 41 tl ,K47 .111 ,B41
St. Ljiul. 40 14 .Ml ,M7 ,111
Matliliurlon 31 43 .442 ,440 .430
Iloston . SI it .411 .412 .410
AttnVtlrs . IB 81 ,J60 .270 .S37
Postponed.
T0I)A 'S SCIILDl'LE
NATIONAL IJSAfil'K
St. Lonls at I'hllaclrlnhla Postponed.
Chlrao nt New orl loudr,
Clnrliinatl nt Ilrooklyn.( lonely,
rittpbiirch at Iloston 4 loudr.
AJrERICAN I.EA011R
rhlladtlphu, at Detiolt (Irar,
Boston nt Clereland Clear,
Washlnilon at Lhlrano ( Irar,
Iew 1-ork at SI. Ixiuls (Irar,
. YESTERDAY'S RESl'LTS
.NATIONAL I.KAfiUK
PlilIadelDhla. It Ht. I ouli. 0 (1! Innlno).
r York 2 1 ( lilraro, 1,
Clnflnnall, Si Ilrooklyn. 1.
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nuy snur Biindrlrn U If f ilvfyn
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prirrs T I li K S, WJl lf $'
lamp! Itorni, pnrli. Vl l Jnv&
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EffryHilnir for xj1 fl$ti
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M. & H. SELL IT FOR LESS:
- ' & H. SKLIi IT I'Ult LKSS
ii i IS y U r-, Tr y'Lx&'5:'
The Wheel With a National
Reputation
null! riuhl here in Philadelphia
and guaranteed for me ears.
Visit our salesroom, pick out
jour model 40 to choose from
and ride it home.
For jears HL CK BHAl'TY
Uicycles have been
The American Standard
Of Perfect Detign, Material
and rimih
$10.00 Firestone
BLUE NON-SKID TIRES
HAVERFORD
CYCLE CO.
Dent. I, 037. Bill IIUtKIT s.T
IsKNII I-OK rillT. ( TVIO(.
d
elpUs Move and Save Money
$350, 000 Worth of Sporting Goods MUST Be Moved
toOar Own New Store,5l2 Market St. ,by August 20th
WE'VE a tremendous stock of the finest kind of Sporting Goods, Bathing Suits,
Fishing Tackle equipment, etc., valued at moie than a third of a million dollars,
which MUST be moved on or before August 20, when we will open the doors of
our own new store, 512 Market street.
Where We Will Have More Than 18,000 Square Feet of Floor
Space Devoted Exclusively to Sporting Goods
INSTEAD of paying to have this enormous stock moved, we are going to ask jou to
move it for us and we're going to pav you for it. For the purpose of disposing of
this stock quickly, we have placed SPECIAL REMOVAL SALE PRICES on thou
sands of wanted articles of Sporting Goods things that you'll need for your vacation
a big money-saving opportunity for you. We cannot enumerate all of these articles, but
you may rest assured that no matter what you want in Sporting Goods, jou can get it
here at unusual prices. Again we repeat: "Help ls Mon and Save Moiici."
Kapoc Life Preserver
Cush'ois rT"
$1.25 M
',' ;.";$.
$6 Life Guard
G?i
dg) BATHING
fif SUIT jj J
I ll H u (linn H
tti .. ., f BB I
til "' UtBBB
Jf i ITU We'll I
$1.50 Canoe Paddle:
American
75c
League
Ball
(j (umlne h tru
hi in tin r kt i
an 1 rtij sttt hint.
tEUiiranlc 1 for
nino Innlntif
1919 M. & H.
Nearby
FISHING
Guide Free
'l 1 pane bnoklit
eonlalmnif ipr5
ihliiB a tlihrman
nan s lo knnn
cllflHhls fintllln
In,,- bait hints
I
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Any of the buic
Articles Sent Parcel Post
Any Place in U. S.
10c Extra
A Few Suggestions
$7 Freth-Water Fiahtng Outfit, S3
$6 Sall.Water Fishing Outfit, $4
Free-Spool Pflueger Surf-Ca$ttngRetl,$6
Three-ply Carlisle Hooks, doz 50c
$15 Surf-Casting Rods. $10
Steel Fishing Rods, $1
Steel Tachle Box, SI 25
t Strongly Made Fish Baskets, $1
Blue Flannel Bathing Pants, $1, $2 & S3
All-Wool Shtrts, $2
Tights, 35c
All-Wool Tights, $t
Rubber Bathing Caps, 25c and 50c
Bathing Shoes, 25c and 50c
Women's California Bathing Suits, $3
"Water Wing," 50c
V-Neck All-Wool Sweaters, $6
Canoe "Bach Rests," 75c and $1.25
$1.50 Tennis Shoes, 89c
$8, $10 and $12 Rackets, $5
Children's Rackets, $1
$5 Catcher's Mitt, $3
$3.50 Baseman's Mitt, $2
$1 Bats, now 50c
Boys' $1.50 Catchers' Masks, 75c
Boys' $1.50 Fielder's Clove, 75c
500-Shot Air-nfle, $1.50
Boy Scout Axes and Sheaths, $1.50
Boy Scout Knives, $1.50
Tubular Flash Lights, 75c
gTPi yfina Ay. cag emm
For Canoe,
1 o lorhoat,
Yrvht, Etc.
1- n Ioih i b
I u an
Via,.
the I
1 In e lui an rk
adult In ater -IS hours
'P imsn ircm lal pMth
7 ..I.-"
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, r I st
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$6.50 Genuine
Horsehide
Fielder's
Glove
$3.50
Win One of the 22 I'rues
Valued at $300
Join the M. & H.
5th Annual
Fishing Contest
Kerjbodj Eligible
If ou rannnt all at m )r and
rpsUtr Tit- tor nartlruUrii Mor
than 7"0' men and women tnrollr 1
in IPIfi
A
I !iMosH)ivirzHEmcH DrTfflT
O53430 MARKET STCMil cSfc
ll'e're Fishing
Tackle Headquarters
We Furnish Eiery thing
Except the Fish
:0PEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY 'EVENINGS:
The
House
of Famous
Clothes for
Men and
Young Men
Open Daily Till 6 P. M.
Saturday Till 10 P. M.
At A Saving of
Fully $13!
Flannel
Suits
BLUE, GRAY, GREEN, BROWN
One, Two and Three Button
Single and Double-Breasted
Sack and Waistline Models.
Choice of 751 Suits Direct From One of the
Most Prominent of the Two-Score
Famous Makes That We Carry
This is not in anv sense a sale, yet you could
scour Philadelphia and not find the duplicate of these
superb Suits for anything short of $45.00
The reason we can offer them at the attractive
price of $31. ,50 is explained by the fact that we placed
our order many months ago at a time when the cost
of production was not what it is today. The tailoring
of these garments is perfect down to the smallest
details, and shows unmistakable patient and skilled
hand work thruout.
Visit This Shop of Famous Nationally
Advertised Brands of Clothes!
Two-score famous brands in all! On every one
you save from S5 to S20! Why5 Because of the
enormous outlet afforded by our 3 big Metropolitan
shops, and the conse
quent economies that
are ours through our
vast purchasing
power. This, combined
with the economical
operation of our busi
ness makes possible
the great savings we
offer.
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Weather Gar
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riety That Beg
gars Description.
In Palm Beach, Priest
ley Mohair, Crashes,
Panama Fabrics,
Tropical Worsteds, ,jf
bilks etc Prices begin
at $8.50 for Palm
o i. e. ...... i
U.. r... r. r. I? "J ". lik
U) tUS) aielCS IU cpjlj jll
and $35 for the finest
Gabardines. Sizes 32 III
t 1 D..l-. 1 4fft
IU i IXCUIttlb, IUIlS, J
shorts and stouts.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE AIUETY OF WHITE
FLANNEL TROUSERS TO SELECT FROM.
lSot
Chestnut
Jen Daily Till 6 P. M., Saturday Till 10 P. M.
New York Headquarters, IS W. 34th St.
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