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Evening journal., 1914-06-26
MANY ENTER FOR THE OPEN TENNIS tourney

r. ID. Kemp .......lo6 13- 93
Miss NJ. Thompson and
n. b Thompson, Jr.16s 27-12e
Miss *. Thompson and
Stanley Lawton 49,. 95 10 80
Mrs Il. S. Whitten and
Frank L. Connablc. 95 13-S2
Tomorrow the second round Of the
Handicap Match Play for the "Prca-
idents Cup viii be played On Mon
day. the ninth annunl open tennis
tournament for the championship OF
Delaware will omen. Entries for the
singles close on Saturday and for the
doubles ON Tuesday. June 30 club
dinner will be served on Monday
night followed by dancing, lasting
until 11.3O o'clock
Tournament Entries.
The following entries arc among
those which have been received FOR
the open tennis tournament, which
opens on Monday:
Alexander ID. Thayer. Philadelphia
! G.. c.; r. Lindley Murray, Stanford
/ University; Wallace +. Johnson, Mer-
ion G.. c.: Fisher Goodhue. New York .
/ w. l.. Robinr. A. Cross. p. w. Glib
bons. Woodbury. G.. c.: Herbert L.
Hahn, California Leland; Walter
John ton. A. J.. Hoslkins, Merton G.
c.; r. NJ Philler, Merton G. c.; J..
A. Williams Norristown. c. c.: A. l..
Irish. Norristown c. c.; II. W.
Hanna, Stenton A. c.: E. Thayer,
Philadelphia c. c.; Sidney Thayer
Merton G. c.; n. W. Swayne, Phila,
delphia: Dr. p. b. Hawk. Merton
! G.. c.. A. n, Kennedy, Merton C. c.;
/ X. Kennedy, Merton G. c.; r.. ID
Grantz. r. ID. Toland. Jr., Morton
! Evans. William Watt H. A. Lawton,
Harvard; ID. B. Buffan, Harvard; g..
/ W. Philips. Charles c. Gordon, West
/ Chester G. and G. c.; Charles n.
Beard Philadelphia; G. G. FELTON,,
Merton c. c.; Norman Johnson, New
York
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loie has Good Record.

THIS Is a WOlueliul fccOiu. lol ~
shows that Lajoie isn't on tho de-
cline. for his batting in the last three
seasons is better than in his first
three seasons By a narrow margin.
He has had several better seasons
than Wagner Wagpor's top figures
are $50. but in 1901 I.aloic hit 422, in
1904 .3S1 and in 1910 1884.
In winning the batting champion-
ship Of his league. tho Pittshurgor
has the call over the Cleveland
veteran. for Hans has topped the
National league eight times. while
Lajoie has only four American league
championships TO his credit. Oddly
enough, Iaioie never played on a
pennant winning club in his entire
career. but Hans has been hooked up
with four championship comblna-
tiOns.
Mike Donlin has been n consistent
| hitter throughout his baseball career
His log book is remarkable for Inc
fact that he was out Of the game for a
season or more not less than three
times. only 10 return to the game
again and bat above the 800 mark.
livery season that Donlin has actually
played ball he has done as well as
Nagner-hit 800.
He has seen service with a number
OF clubs. He started with the st.
Louis National league team and in
turn went 10 the Baltimore Ameri-
cans. the Cincinnati. New York, Bos-
ton and Pittsburg Nationals.
Mike Donlln's Career.
Donlln's major league career began
in 1899 and he pounded out enough
I hits to get a percentage Of 1923. The
next season he batted 1897 and. jump
ing to the Baltimore Americans in
1901. contributed a swat output OF
$40. Donlin didn't play anywhere IN
1902. He was a bad boy. After {
seasons lay of he jumped back tC
4 the National league, this time alight
ing in Cincinnati. The years loa
didn't impair his eye. for he clcuteC
for an average of .351 In 1904 h'
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TRAPSHOOTING
GENERAL SPORTS

In these days OF base hit poverty
It takes mighty good batsman TO
land in the 800 class IN the major
leagues. Therefore when a player
can show FIVE seasons or more where
he earned this distinction he surely
has nothing wrong with his eyes. The
list is small, and baseball fans viii
be surprised to know that there are
only seven players in the unions still
participating in games who answer
this description.
At least three of these batting mon
archs find their playing days rapidly
ebbing away, and 1914 may be their
last year in the fast set. Two OF
them are near the 40 year mark and
can't last much longer, although there
was little evidence of decline in their
work last year.
Three are in the very heyday OF
their careers and probably VIII record
many more achievements In batting
before they are done with baseball.
1t must not be inferred that the seven
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CITY AMATEUR
LEAGUE NOTES

Donley is playing a crack game for
the West End team OF the City Amateur
League. he has been clubbing the bali
hard, and running ,he bases in fine style
Manager Bin Meyer, OF the West End
team, is confident that his team will
climb ia the mce. He is managing
the West End team which succeeded
Rockford.
Clark and fsrran arc both doing great
work with their sulory wings.
West End clashes tomorrow with the
fcdcrals for two games at the tower
Schcu is catching IN line form for the
Mcrwick team. Ills throwing hn. been
Of the highest order.
Little "Bnbcr Finn is covering more
ground than any shortstop in Inc league,
Finn Is also hitting the ball ut a hard
clip.
i.edmar is performing in fine slyle
on the mound.
Manager Carl Mack ia In hopes of
breaking Bclmont's winning streak. He
Wunts TO wager they viii put crImp
/ I'M their average this Saturday. iheN
meet In double bill ON the grounds ol
the former
Pat Dci-lcy, The u year old twirlcr
of the Belmont team hoirs watching.
llc has won eight consecutive games.
This is The best mound record of any
Wilmington mound artist Deisley is
now playing HE second year with Bet
mont
Beelcy, formerly OF Wilmington Jis
is covering an sorts of GROUND for Bel
mont His work around the -ccond
stniion has helped keep the team in tho
( lead.
Pimm is also putting mp good game
Hc has bccn ncldmg IN sensational
manner and his hitting is big iacto ia
Belmont victories.
Chester Smith aud Manager john Hal
hsey are both piichin. great ball inl
Rising sun. fhcir support BE- uthc
poor at times.
"Hobblc" MeNey who IS but 10 year
Of age, 90 plesug nice game ot thiu
ior the llullisoy proiegcs
Biddlc is working like rcgula
Harry pcarcc at shore. Ills pegging
ON he Tony Mnrhcika style.
Rising Sun will be strengthened ic
their game with Highland tomorrow.
Clirk nil, tlr hard hitting third has
j. man OF ihc Christiann titv LcnWc Sem
] viii take charge of the Wanccdn 'rnl
Dill Is confident that hc viii bring Wal
ccda Up IN the light
Sammy Ward is another voungst'
who looks good. His pitching for NNai
coda has becn good. Ward with Ia
tle better support will make winnc
SmolN God, Shields and Carson r'
putting mp q fair article Of ball on th
infeld.
Although ihc league rulc- Of Che iit
Amateur League cell for limit OF
: years Of age. the Fast End tenn has
, married man behind the bat, Dean iscl
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SideHghfs on Local
Sporting Talent
BY "Em" MCGOWAN

The Chicks have bit their winning
stride.
Not an error was registered against
them yesterday.
Jimmy sharpe is leading the team
in batting. Sharpe is playing a great
game this year.
Harry Pearco accepted ten chances
at short Some boy this Pearce.
Dutch Shollenberger played left
field. He drew a single and gathered
in six chances in left garden.
Wilmington leads Reading by four
points Reading tops Harrisburg by
three and Harrisburg has - points
on Allentown. II Is the best four
cornered baseball fight in the country.
After Reading departs from Chick
town tomorrow night they should
have fair hold on fourth place.
Down 'cm Jimmy.
Jarman will go on tho mound to-
day. lie Is the idol Of local fandom,
and a second Allen Russell
Joe Myers. better known to local
iandom as yellow" IS making great
Roadway IN the New York State
League. He has won nine out OF ten
games. or this number six have boen
slut-outs and one a I inning battle
His record Is the best in tho n. Y
State circuit.
Chick Hartley continues to hit the
ball for Binghamion Chick Is club
bine at a $40 mark.
Hook Glenn VIII 90 ON the mounl
TOMORROW at Media for Dan Doherty'l
/ Chester club OF the Delaware Count,
League Hook is expected 10 show
something.
Manager Clark Johnson Of the Dela
ware Hard Fibre team OF the CIT.
League Will take his bunch OF dla
mond stars 10 Concord Heights 10
morrow TO meet the Pioneers.
Rumors have it that pitcher Cool
Smith will jump TO the Churcl
League. Bad time TO jump. Della
ware H. II. has won three successiv
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Few Ball Players Reach
800 Mark for Five Years

lmmortals represent all the batting
Goliaths in the game. There are
several other wonderful hitters who
have not spent FIVE years in the fast
set and won't get into the blue ribbon
class for one OF two seasons more.
Honors for 800 per cent batting
longevity go to Hans Wagner, the
Pittsburg marvel, who won't wear
out. Ever since the big German be-
ctme a major league serf he has re-
turned a hitting credit al or above
the 800 notch For IL straight sea-
sons his bat has played tattoo Of
base hits. In this long period Honus
has blrched the ball as high as $3.50
per cent. while his lowest figure IS
N. nunl. lnn LInrn nnn the hnurna !.
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FIsTIC CHAMPIONS.

Heavyweight-Jsck Johnson.
eweight-Claimed by Mike
Gibbons. Frank Klaus. Ed Nc
Goorty and Jimmy Clabby.
Weltcrweight - No legitimate
claimants. Last champion. Dixie
Kid.v 190S-i912
Lightweight-Willie Ritchie
Bantamweisht- kid Williams.
Evening journal., 1914-06-26

rich hv name. lie Is hard hitter AMI
a dandy hacl,stop and comes in under the
tape at II years OF age
Fucker the boy who pitched against
Rockford several weeks ago and allowed
them bat one hit, shutting them out
by ? 60 o score, has n good assert.
mcni of hcndcrs. Tie win go higher Il
lc continues the good work.
Mike Dinecn is twirling good ball foI
the federals.
Rcd Myers and Toland are both doing
good work iu the outer gardcus for Fed
erals Manager Breager thinks he has
tho best pair Of outtelders in lhe league
in this couple.
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Tho two-ball mixed foursome at
the Country Club yesterday was won
by Mrs. John r. Ncary and Andrew
c. Gray. with net score Of ~
Other scores follow:
Gross Hdk Net
Mrs ~ S. Huxley and
j. S. Brennan ......1OS 2l- 81
Mrs Bcni W. Haynes
and G.. x McFar-
land ...... ...,.... 9s s. 81
Miss l.. Windle and I.
w Mmshan .io7 To- %
Miss A. Hatton and J.
Ralph Baily ...... "a To- so
Miss NJ Hopes aud
w G. Jones. Jr. . 96 s. IS
Mrs. j. F. Noary and
A. G. Gray 100. 9i l2- 40
Mrs VIM. H. Noblit
and j. h. Smith .. % g. 90
Mrs. ~ Weir and j. j.
antterthwaito "a IL ag
Mrs. Il. e. Mitchell
and E. y. Mitchell ~ g. 81
MrE =. C.. Sislcr and
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Fenton Beach

Yacht wacoutah leaves shipley
street wharf, beginning June 22' 8
a. m. and p m. Leaves beach 6
a. NJ. and 8 p. m.
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TRANSPORTATION
sTEAMER Long BEACH.

PrNNseRovE and WILMINGTON FERRY
From Fourth Street Wharf.
Summer sohedule--May 20 TO September O.
Leave Pennsgroye--6.0o A. NJ. 500 A. NJ
mia. NJ. 100 p. NJ, $50 p. NJ, AIS
P. NJ. 715 p. NJ. and 1000 p. NJ.
Leave Wilmington-I.oO 90 q. NJ, $50 A. NJ
II % A NJ 1.t5 p. NJ, $50 p. NJ, SIS
p. M. 900 p. M. and II 2. NJ.
Passengers and freight. Improved facilt-
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II you want to get out, or If YOU
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Federal League.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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BASEBALL
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Tri- Stale Icaour

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
TriStste League.
Wilmington. York. o.
Harrisburg, Allentown, %
Reading, S; Trenton, o.
National League.
Phiilies, s; Brooklyn, T.
Boston, Z; New \ lork, 6.
Pittsburgh. 4; ST. Louis, !
Chicago tincinuuti- Rain
American League.
New York, 81 Boston, / first aamel
boston, !; New York, isecon'
gamcl.
Chicago, 3 Detroit, =.
Cleveland. 0; 81. Louis, ..
Athletics Nashiugton-Rain.
Federal League.
Brooklyn, ,; Baltimore, f.
Buffalo, o; Pittsburgh, =.
Kansas City, 81 indianapolis, 3.
Chicago, l3; st. Louis, s.
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This not only beats any record OF
a player still IN the game, but it IS
the best in the history of baseball.
Pop Anson batted above the 800
mark In 20 seasons. but not consecu-
lively.
LaiOie has Good Record.
Next on the list is Napoleon Lajoie
who entered the fast set one year be-
fore Wagner joined and who has been
with the aristocratic batting set i6
seasons. In only two years Of his big
league career has he failed 10 bat
above the 800 mark. In 1907 he
batted .290 and i'm 1908 he hit .2S9.
IInrn -ir ll,n Irrnr oh 1an y rnrnrn
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American League.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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National League

National League.
Brooklyn az Philadelphia games.
New York at Boston, games.
Chicago at Cincinnati
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Although ihc league rulo- Of Che city
Amateur League cell for limit Of IL
years Of age. the East End tenn has O.
married man behind the bat, Dean .ck-
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AmerIcan Leaaus.
Fedsial League.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Tn-Stste League
Trenton at Harrisburg.
Reading at Wilmington.
York at Allentown.
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The cbicks have bit their winning
Evening journal., 1914-06-26

SmollN God, Shields and Carson ere
putting mp fair article Of bali ou She
infcld
Evening journal., 1914-06-26

games and is counting on victory to
morrow.
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Box $50. care Georgian
PRINTER Warts a job at once state
wages loo urs letter Address r. q.
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WANTED poadm as office assistant
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

TAXICABS, Belle Isle
IVY $50. ATLANTA 1898.
TAXTCABS for hire. Call Bell phone
NJ 4599: Atlanta 1888.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

TRAVELLING cigar statesmen wanted
every where s25 weekly and expenses
If qualify. or big commissions. best
selling arguments; full Information; ex-
perience unnecessary Interstate To-
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