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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
Another Chance for chick

Chic Evans, one OF the greatest anna
teurs In the land, Is facing another title
test. As we recall the circumstances. Chic
has been shooting at the top for at least
eight years without success, and after
each failure he has started counting tho
days until HIS next chance came.
Few appreciate the sboundine yearning
Evans has to win an amateur title Por-
haps II is the very intensity of his long,
ing which acts as a barrier 10 success.
He Is 80 terribly anxious 20 win that
each close match brings up tho thought
OF another long years wait, and this un-
doubtedly cuts into his game.
He has course well suited to his game
at Detroit. course that requires accu-
rate play and ability 10 get distance from
the tee. 1t is the best chance Chic has
had since he fell In the Anal round az
Chicago, three years ago. If he falls
again on this occasion he will be against
heavy handicap, as IL will be at least
two or three years before another cham
pionship is held in the Middle West, and
Eastern green's were never to Chic's keen
liking.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28

DETROIT, Aug. 2s-After all, this
Sporting life isn't as varied and as full OF
changes as many believe IL TO be. Time
isn't always in hurry TO switch Things
around. For as the first preliminary gun
is being fred in the amateur golf cham
pionship over the green-turfed course OF
the Country Club that is well worthy OF
Detrot's pride, about the same conditions
exist as at Ekwanok this day one year
ago.
By this We mean that 1t is still Ameri-
cas- big three against the field-Travers'
Ouimet and Evans against the other nun
dred odd. This doesn't mean that the
rest OF the field Is composed OF seeon-
rate. stun. Golfers playing as Max Mars
ton. Ned Sawyer and many others are OF
FIRST rank il simply means that TfaVers,
open champion, Is swinging back into mis-
best game and that ouimet, amateur
champion, is far above his Baltusrol form
and is hitting the ball with the oldtlIne
vigor and control that put him beyond
Vardon and Ray and lifted him 10 the
crest last fall.
II Is better than an even bet now that
Travers Ouimet or Evans is amateur
champion by Saturdays Michigan dusk,
which is said TO be much like the mottlea
Rlohmlne OF New York Tennessee or
South Dakota, for that matter.
rFavers and ouimet undoubtedly are
ready TO move along at fast cup.
Evans Is not so certain-apd for this
reason. Chicks weakness. as you should
know very well, gentle reader or reao.
ers, Is ON the green. II was understood
BY a good many that Western greens
We're slower than Eastern green's ana
not as hard TO manipulate with the put
ter You can forget this tip az once.
The putting greens at Detroits hne
course are faster than most of those IN
The East-fully as fast and fuzzy as goat
getting as the green's az Garden CITY
at their most slippery, skiddins stage.
In fact Il requires the most skillful
type Of putting 20 average no worse than
tNo puts to the green, and unless Chich
a putting al his best, he will hnd THESE
gfeens far harder 10 handle than those
az baltusrol. For example ball here
tapped with just a tlihe TOO much eusto
unqs no trouble az all in slipping, slalne,
t"lstlng seven or eight feet beyond the
CUP The rest OF Chicks game - very
5000 Il always IL. He VIII nno PIE
tpe4 driving ana hls me iron "ofh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
INC Matter With Mac

Those who have been wondering just
where AIcLoughln stands for 1915 will
have their answer in a few days.
The Comet may have been working out
a new system, or his game may have
been in a bad slump But It is safe
enough to assume that he will 10 back
after his old title at Forest Hits with all
he has in stock; that IL any II the old
pep is stlll I'm his system this next weeks
test will show it. and that II developing
the base line game has hurt his eftectlve-
ness there will be n return to the old
smashing style. for this tourney at least.
II Nc. ,ughlin falls again at Forest Hills
it will be because the best he has for 1913
wasn't good enough to win.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
WOMEN ON LU LU LINKS
Mrs. George H. Simmerman Wins
Tournament With Card of AT

WI NSpA 50 IL W ms
Tournament With Card of AZ
Playing golf that would have defeated
some OF the men golfers. Mrs. George II.
Simmerman won the first women's golf
tournament at the Lu Lu Temple Country
Club yesterday. Mrs. Simmerman turned
in a card of At net for the nine holes.
Mrs r. G. Ward captured the second
prize, her score being 40. The other
scores were:
Mrs. Edmund w. Kirby 81: Mrs. r.
Nell, So Mrs. william Woll. 81: Mrs. g.
L. McLinn, e5: Mrs. Charles l.. Martin,
TO- Mrs. Horeeker. 20; Mrs, f. X. Worley.
49, Mrs. William Enochs, SO.
Mrs. McLinn won first prize in the clock
golf tournament and Mrs. Kirby and Mrs.
Hoffecker were tied for second honors.
The prizes were presented at a club din
ner which followed the tourney. by
Charles L. Martin, president Of the Lu Lu
Club
f. X. Worley chairman of the Tourna-
ment Committee, announced that a hus-
band and wife tournament would be held
in the near future, and that an invita-
tion event, open TO any golfer in Phiia-
delphia, would be a big feature in the
early fall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
RUBE MARQUARD PEEvED
Pitcher Wants Unconditional Release
From New York Club

NEW YORK. Aug. 2,-It was stated
yesterday that Rube Marquard, the
famous pitcher OF the New York Ma
tionai League Club, will not report 70
the Toronto International League Club,
70 which he has been released. II was
also said that Marquard has no in
tention OF Joining the Federal League,
but believes that Il he could obtain an
unconditional release from the Giants
he could sign with the Boston or Phila-
delphia Clubs OF the National League
Neither OF these clubs. however, took ad-
vantage Of the opportunity 70 pay the
2riee Of his waiver.
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A Rule Worth While

When the cluster of boxing promoters
at Cleveland passed a regulation that
hereafter all champions be required 70
defend their title at least twice a year
they put through rule very well worth
while.
Take the case Of Freddie Welsh Welsh
beat Ritchie in London some IA months
ago. and since that time he has done
nothing but stall through easy matches,
playing II safely TO the last tap and
thereby wreclking all interest In the light
weight game.
A man like Welsh should be forced to
defend his title--to nght or forfeit. Untll
such rule is established and enforced
there will be lite interest maintained
through any divis' :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
NARRAGANSETT GOLFERS
TIE WITH NEWPORT
Each Side Scores Three Points in
Point Judith Journey

NARRAGANSETT PIER, r. L, Aug
2s-In the Point Judith golf tournament
between Newport Golf Club and the Mar
ragansett Golf team the score was tied
each side making three points. It was
foursome golf tourney. and the results
follow: ]. E. Wyde and p NJ. Prescott
defeated o. Perrin and Larry Waterbury,
Of Newport. by up; r. w. Goeiet and
David wagstaff. of Newport. defeated
Albert B. Lambert and Earle Alexander,
of the Pier. by 3 up.
w. Frazier Harrison and p. S. p Ran
dolph, Jr., defeated T. Potter and r.
Gambrill. by up.
r. Horsford and DR.. A. G. Thomson
defeated A. q. Heeren and @. Cozzens.
Of Newport, up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
RACES AT DRoME TONIGHT
sO-Mile Motorpaced Event at Point
Breeze Park

Good racing is promised the motor
paced fans at Point Breeze Motordrome
tonight The program includes a0-mlle
race with Perry Lawrence
Afidens. Of Iowa. and Clarence Miller. Of
Georgia. as the entries. The three are
ranked high IN the bike game and should
give a good exhibition.
In addition 70 this event there VIII be
four motorcycle races.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28

The fan OF the House Of Busher-By
Connie Mack
u Never Can Happen Again-By John
j. McGraw.
Beating Back--By George r. stailinas
He Comes Up smiling-By Pat Moran
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NATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY DETROT-ON THE LINKS AT BAL
PHILLIESS AND BRAVES PICKED
FOR FINAL DASH TO THE WIRE
Home Stands of These Two Clubs Place Them in Best
Shape for Tour of West-Gants and Dodgers
Have Lost Opportunity
Rv GRANTLANp RICE
Poems You Ourht DO KNOW

Poems You Ought 20 Know
No. 1. By Connie Mack
7 remembCF-T remember
A pear ago today,
had the 0onfdlop an coppod.
The peHndnt packed utCdb
But notD u OiucS me Httis ioy,
Aye, there's ho bitter rub,
To knotC I'm further from the fo0
Than uny other club
No. 2. BY c. A. Comiskey
The heights bV leading md0ndtes kept
Were not attained by form or fight;
But thew tChtiC their companions slept,
Were buying stars both daV aud niOht
No. 3. BY John McGraw
Benton. Benton. the tceit-known Red,
Came 10 me for his daily bread.
But the only tune that nc could play
Wds oUsr the pldte--theh far dtodv.
II is rumored in polite diplomatic cir
cles that Fred Clarke has no immediate
intention of committing suicide because
Benton was awarded to the Giants. After
watching the Rube operate against the
Pirates Mr. Clarke viii make a tremen-
dous effort to bear up under the rude
blow.
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lust a Query

With most of the stars in the American
League being shifted to Boston, Detroit
and Chicago, is that organization taking
it for granted that there will be no pen
nant race next season?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28

or does It intend to drop the other ilve
clubs and round up a tidy little three
club clrcuitg
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NEVER TEASE A BULL YOU HAPPEN
TO MEET ON A GOLF COURSE
Harry Vardon Tells Some Interesting and Romantic
= Things With Which He Has Come in Contact on
Various Links-Longed to Be Toreador
BY HARRY vARDoN
Champion golfer OF Great Britain.

n has been suggested 10 me that in
aernuch as golf Is pursued in a setting
Of nature, oftentimes IN the remote parts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28

OF the countryside
or the most lonely
tracto Of land by the
sea, the person who
has played a lot
must have met with
some strange adven-
lures.
Truly are there
coures. locations and
countries that seem
TO he made for the
happening OF the ro-
mantle. | remember
that when hy broth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
TOTAL RUNS SCORED
IN MAJORS FOR WEEK

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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q In Two Acts.
LOCAL H. S. TALENT.

space in his experience.
The oracles advise, however, that
all come prepared not only to see
but also to hear. The chorus parts
are vigorous and full of rich music;
and twenty-five voices bespeak a
Just rendition of them. The solos
are rare gems and the voices chosen
to sing them are worthy an enthusl-
astic audience. The orchestral ac-
compartment is beautifully arranged
and happy is the management to add
this feature. The High School heart
lily thanks such public-spirited men
as find time for extra business activi-