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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
LONG SHOTS FIRST
AT JAMAICA TRACK
Sir William Johnson, 8 to /, in
First Race Starts Ball Roll
ing This Afternoon.

! JAMAICA N. Y. June 25.-Today was
get-away day at the track, and just to
please his hackers Sir William johnson,
an eight to one shot. got out in front and
was never headed, beating the favorito.
Minstrel Hiker was third. The six-furlong
time was 1:13 S-5.
3 The summaries:
First race. for 3.year-olds ,S and up. selling,
Minstrel, l6I; Mathews. II to 5, I to 10, to 3,
,segnd HeT I1 o. MfKseyer q SsSD to tG Il
shot and Denegro also ran;
Second race, maidens. 3,year-olds and up
io2 j. MeTaggart, s 70 8, to 10, to 3. won
Duke Of Dunbar. 81. Lilley, to 2. to ;, to
{ to 5, 4 to 5, third. Time, 1905 AS. Over
Yonder II. Vihr, Egeria, Eli c. and Miss Nc
Gsgle also ran.
Third race, S-year-olds and UP. selling 500
added. 8 furongs-Tale Carrier, III, Waldron,
% to l, to !. 2 10 /. won; True as Steel, l10,
Louder to to 5 20 O. 90 SECOND; cST. andes T,
iBlekthorn also ran.
Fourth race. the Oregon Handicap. s-year-
King Kin m liz, " FaiT6SotheF iPST f to to 20 out
won; Thornhill, III. Butwell, to l., even. out,
'Gaa Eal5anO tSrd rSe MfGSn? I6 S fazn and
Polly II. also ran.
Fifth race, 4-year-old and up, selling. purse
4tpo l-lO mlles-O'SulllHan 10 BufllnBane,
TO .. to TO- 1 to 3, won; Stonehenge 107,
Allen, 20 to l. to /, to l., second; Hermis,
% Time houfsF @ 49, T. to charley m X f. to sa Z
perstltion. Song of Valley Charles F. Grain
ser, Big Dipper and Patton also ran.
slxht race, maiden Niles and gedngs,
z-year-olds, selling, $500 added, 5 furlongs-
Doctor Gremer 1O3, Lilley to 5. to 4, out.
Foni Galeswlnthe, 1903. Allen, to ?, even,
70 3 second; Golden Gate, 1OS Hoffman, 10
q l. 3 to !, to 3, third. Time, 1;01 20. Belle
Of the Kitchen. Tatiana and Miss Philbin also
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
GOLFER DYER DEFEATED
Penn Man Loses, Down, in Fox Hills
Tournament.

FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB. Clifton s l.,
n. Y. June 25.-Frank Dyer of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania golf team, this
afternoon was beaten by Percy Plat in
the first round of match play at the Fox
Hills Clubs annual tournament, one
down, after the closest sort Of a struggle
Platt few years back was titleholder of
New York city and won the spring
tournament at Lakewood, retiring Wal
ter j. Travis in the final.
Platt and Dyer were treadIng on each
others heels every instant. never being
more than one hole apart Platt lost the
second on a poor drive, while Dyer
missed the fourth and fifth on puts of
about four feet. Weakness on a short
putt Cost Platt the seventh. Platt's best
shot on the first half was his birdie one
on the ninth, where he sank a i2-foot
putt Platt was one over and Dyer two
over par on the first half The latter
started home one down. Dyer was lucky
TO half the 10th, after double topping.
Platt lost the 1lth by weak approach
Each sank fine long puts at the 18th for
a half The 18th also was halYed after
both had been sloppy. Then came four
halved holes, each blundering on the lIth'
Dyer's topping at the 18th lost him the
match.
Chisholm Beach, Fox Hills, beat Max
well Marston New Jersey champion, one
nm They too, were never more than
hole apart. Their scoring was Indifferent.
each taking 40 out and being square at
the turn. A fine 1O-foot putt by Beach
on the 18th was the deciding factor Mars
ton seemed tired.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
LATONIA RACING CARD
FOR MEETING TOMORROW

i e. race. selling. s-year-olds and up, 9 fur,
~ a qEeeian, a3i sCarrle Orme, D5; Belle OF
Esaiss' sweetheart Sue, esi Alkanet, Qst Eddie
10y Cole. lO8; sureget. los; Dr.
eoaa race. purse, maiden 2-year-olds, 513
5s.saas y Margaret e, 100; Black Coffee, lU5i
,i9si Queen OF the Mist, 100 Dick WIZ
Hssa1.5i - ~; Checks, 100; ]. ]. Murdoek, ~
tslfs raee handicap. s-ysar,Olds and up,
zf=if 9as5hansti Oaj Gold Crest Boy ooi Fleet
~. EmbroldsEy, 9Ti Miss Thorpe, ~.
H{hsv oyt6Eee, lO2i Water Witch, l03; Litue
s ssarts m race. the oulekstep Handicap, s-year-
lssssta apa 5000 added, Q furlongs-Zali, W.
1la 80 ati Roscoe Goose, lo2i Hawthorn,
Isl}f ses5 Jasmine, 1l0i Robert Bradley, llZi
ffsi ssRheN 49, Hodge, 10; Bradley
Ffss -. Leochares. 1873
~ y taes, selling, 3-year-olds ana up mile
81 - fafds-sMahel Dulweber, 80i -Alledot
5ssti a3i Obolus, DIi Dorcrls, oT; santa
Hllss4.isn AlsIon, i0Q Jessie Louise, l0li
I "a le9i Chilla, III; Reno, Ill HARD
80 race. selling, 5-ysar-oids ana up.
Hszs azaFsaFet p.. 00i Tory Maid, ~
sd U See IT, 104i Or Carmen. 100
- ia iesi Transit 10o othello, ll2i Hoe
ssath race, selling. 8-year-olds and up.
nzsief. - .ass- So Rao1l. ia; Maneasah lVd; *
tea Baulah s.. 105; Guide Post luoi
ASH rs aeas lof; shonanza. no. +lmpfss-
sassnsies allowance claimed. clear; fast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
FAVORTTES WIN GOLF
MATCHES AT SHAWNEE
Mrs. Barlow and Mrs. Stetson
Survive in Women's Semiinal
Contests Today.

SHAWNEE ON DELAWARE Pa.
June ga gallery OF over 500 golf enthu-
sasts. taking advantage Of the spring
IKE weather. turned out this morning to
witness the two FIRST order" matches in
lhe semiiinals of match play over the
Shawnee Country Clubs links.
The third day Of the woman's annual
tournament brought together Mrs. Ronald
Barlow, of Merton, who defeated Mrs A.
k' Billstein, Of Bala, while Miss Eleanor
chandler, Of Huntington Valley, lost to
Mrs c. Henry stctson.
Although Mrs. Barlow failed to get
going quickly, losing the second hole to
Mrs Billsteln. the first named made few,
mistakes thereafter going out i'm ls.
where she stood up. Mre Bnlstein had
80 10 the halfway post Indifferent putt.
ing caused the Bala woman to lose a
number Of holes. After Mrs. Barlow won
bN up and to play, the pair finished
the bye holes and the Merton golfer got
an even 30 for the round.
The card
Mrs. Barlow, out...7 .746555425-l2
Mrs. Billstein, OUT. 3 1864 4B-4S
MRS. Barlow, in.r.. 6465557 1880
Mrs. Billstein. in... 7646664 5-5O-9s
In the other chief division match Mrs
Henry Stetson kept up the steady golf
that marked her efforts yesterday. and
deteated Miss Eleanor Chandler, I'm
ana l to play Mrs Stetson went out
In 49, and turned for home one up.
Mrs. Florian Krug. OF Shawnee and
Englewood. played at the top of her game.
going out in Is against Mrs. w l. Seaman,
OF Richmond County, in the second eight.
The other winner was Mrs w s. Hilles.
OF Wilmington, who defeated Mrs. Made
line Randall, OF Fox Hills.
The summaries:
FIRST EIGHT
Seminal Round
Nrs' RQnald II; Barlow, Merton beat Mrs.
Mrs Gi''iHiSi g. Henry YsS@ stSfsop up and to p92y
beat Miss Eleanor Chandler, Huntington VAL
ley, up and to play
FIRST EtGHT-BEATEN FOUR.
First Round.
Albert MacDOnuli PiNlndcd ioP up and and Srs to
Mrs, II, c. Smith, North Hills, up and to
SECOND EIGHT.
SemihrRl Round.
mrs W. 5, Hilles, Wilmington beat Miss
Madeline Randall Fox Hills, up and to
Mrs Florian Krug, Shawnee. beat Mrs. W.
to play.
SECOND EIGHT-BEATEN FOUR
First Round.
Miss g. e. Pickhardt, Fnglcwood. beat Mrs
G, X Morrow, Great Neck 2 up and 9 to play
Miss Jeannettc Storrs. Scranton beat Mrs.
:. p. Williamson, Wyoming Valley, 3 UP and
10 play.
THIRD EIGHT.
Seminal Round
Mrs. CeEa Pickhardt, Engewood, beat Mrs
G. L. Lawrence Jr Plainfeld, 4 up and 2 |
TO play.
Miss Grma waterhouse. HRckensaek beat
Mrs Denna Ogden, Groensburg, I UP and . to |
play.
THIRD EIGHT-BEATEN FOUR
First Round
Mrs, G. H. Curtis Greenwich, beat Mrs, e. |
S. WaterhorEe, Hackensack, up and to |
play.
Miss Grace Farrelly, Englewood, beat Mrs. |
]. ]. Singer, Greensburg. up and to play.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
ROYAL TEA CAPTURES
LATONIA FIRST SPRINT
Langhorne and Grosvenor Place
and Show, Respectively-Six
Furlong Time Was 1 :12 As.

LAToNIA. Ky, June 25.-Royal Tea
Langhorne and Grosvenor placed in order
thls afternoon in the first race. The 6
iariongs were run in 1:12 AS.
The summarizes
:, titst race selling for 3-year and up 8
~ ~ sssSfIionss-Royal Tea, Iii, Garner, $3.50 $500,
{5SddR1 won Langhorne. log, Keogh. $3.50,
~ second trosvenor. li3 Taylor. 81, third.
Idd5het ~ 40 Star o. Ryan, Water Proof, ].
first and Martasha also IN.
~ aseona race selling, maidens, for 2-year-olds,
fai6t 6taIt4pHSsIJ. " as ID G. Relehi ll2 GaqS; $50 20
49,, slI. go. second; Traction, il2. Taylor,
third. Time. 54 AS. Asparagus sam,
ff54as.tfnWood, - Louise Stone Industry, Petra,
sssIazson. - Hamerkep. Easter Greetings, Sumner
aug race, 4-yeaF-olds and up 1 1-i6 miles
- Aoae, 90. Garner, s3.S 81 90 won; Wild
"a lgl Bapaille, Sli 60 So 90 second; Bank
90 w Goose, S3.20, third Time, l;4T AS.
- May, Ardelon Allan Gold, Jack Kaya-
---.n and Eoundation also ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
DURBoRow ON LONG SWIM
viii Try to Navigate From Cape
Charles to Cape Henry.

RICHMOND, Va. June 5.-Charles B.
Durborow. of Philadelphia, viii attempt
to swim from Cape Charles pier TO Cape
Henry on Saturday morning, This is a
feat never before attempted by a swim
mer as II necessitates the negotiation Of
the water across the mouth of Chesa-
peake Bay.
The contest will be under the auspices
Of the Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton, and the officials viii be Reginald
Rutherford, of Washington. and Regis
trar Van Buren,. OF the Richmond organ-
izatIon. Or. Charles Nj. Hazen, presi-
dent OF the Richmond Amateur Athletic
Federation, viii witness the event.
Durborow recently attempted to swim
from Philadelphia TO Chester, Pa, dis
tance Of 1914 miles. but his return swim
was interrupted by storm which broke
over the Delaware River. The distance
from the pier at Cape Charles TO Cape
Henry is about Is miles. Durborow ex-
poets to make Il IN about five hours.
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ATHLETICS LOSE
TO WASHINGTON
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
safe at second, Latoie dropping Schang's
throw. filling the bases. Shanks filed to
Murphy, Gallia scoring on the out. Milan
forced Foster, Kopf to Lajoie, On at
tempted double steal Connolly was out at
the plate. Lapp to Lajoie to Lapp. One
run, no hits, one error.
FOURTH INNING.
Morgan threw out Kopf, Lapp grounded
TO Gandil, Wyckoff flied to Connolly. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Gandil walked, Morgan sacrificed,
Wyckoff to McInnis, Wyckoff threw wild
TO Kopf to catch Gandil mapping, Gandll
taking third Henry doubled to left CEN
tire, scoring Gandil Mcbride singled to
left, putting Henry on third. Gallia sim
gled to left. scoring Henry, Mcbride TAX
ing second. Connolly flied to Oldrins.
Foster out on a tap in front OF the plate
handled by Lapp. Two runs, three hits
one error.
FIFTH INNING
Murphy out on a grounder to Gandil
strllnk flied TO Shanks. Gallia threw out
schang No runs, no hits, no errors.
Shanks singled TO right. Milan flied to
Oldring. Gandil singled to centre. put
ting shanlSs on third Morgan hit into
double play, schang TO Lajoie to McInnis.
No runs two hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
OIdring singled to center, Laiole fouled
10 Foster. MeInnis singled TO right, and
oldrinS tried to take third, but was out,
Connolly TO Foster Kopa grounded %
Foster. No runs. two hits, no errors.
Henry out Lajoie to MeInnis, Mcbride
aied 10 strunk. Gallla beat out an inheld
hit through the box. Connolly flied 20
Oldring. No runs, one hit, no errors
SEVENTH INNING,
lam flied to Milan. Wyckoff singled
through Morgan. Murphy hled 10 Milah,
strunk singled to centre, putting Wyckoh
on third, Strunk taking second on throw
IN sehang walked. filling the bases Nor
gan threw out Oldrlng. No runs TWO
hits no errors
scbsng threw out Foster. shanks flied
N Murphy Milan out, Kopf TO Aelnnls-
No runs. no hits. no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
tatois flied 10 Milan. MeInnis singled
throiIgb Foster. Kopf hit into double
1Iav Morgan TO Mcbride to GandiL NO
r,,ns one hit, no erOrrs.
candiI flied 10 Oldring. Morgan tahhed
t5sprv aied TO strunk. No runs no hl's' /
NINTH INNING.
-, a,sa 10 Gandil Walsh batting /
,or Wvekoff Foster threw our - -
Murphy llied to Foster, NO runs no hi's'
40 errors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
AoUEDUCT RACE ENTRIES
FOR OPENING TOMORROW

zsrst race 8-year-olds and up selling. 9
,,-iens-s- aianquln Ill. He Will. Io2; Helen
ttT.tbes III: Lady Teresa tl0; Etruacan, l0z.
ssinai 00 Wanda Pitzer. no
e.oond race. a-year-olda ana up, staeplsehase,
saIijnr about mllea-sDr. DaenneF, no
EffEg 13T. FGuncotton. l36. old salt, 10l +
skbeFfeldy. 1872 Astute, 13s syosset 1a6
TbIrd raee, 2-year-oldss the Hudson 5000,
.r,9iffans S furlongs-Paddy Whack. 118; Lib
yan sanda, loTi pamroseh. lofi klmer' lozi
Ha5rlb race, for s-yeaF-olds and Up. the
fs4,sffsn Handicap, 5000 added lh miles
t3ss5,ar I25. Addie n. 10d. Rock NieHt 40,
"a a MoAdsekin. 100; Borrow. i2si short Grass,
Ii ai,tb race. for 2-year-olds ana u. furlonsa
-fxtaks 100. Ha5sllen. lQe Eiumoae, ~
3aIas k5ek. io5. High HaHas, 100 Hrihele. lQai
Indr Attn 100.
fknnfentlea aHaaanea elatiAsa.
rszfhar eIsaHs ifaek fast
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
FOUR FAVORTTES TOP
IN JUNIOR MATCHES
Survivors in Second Round at
Bala Were Jack, Stevens,
MacBean and Meehan.

Clearly outclassing their opponents, NJ.
NJ. Jack, OF Merton, and j. p. MacBean,
Jr, Old York Road, won the semiflnal
matches for the Junior Championship of
the Golf Association of Philadelphia, at
the Country Club Bala, today. from e.
ID. Stevens, Old York Road, and ]. f.
Meehan. Jr., North Hills, and meet in
the 36 holes final tomorrow. Both
matches were won by the same margin,
up and to play. Jack is the present
champion. having won the title at
Merton last year. There was absolutely
no question as to the superiority of the
two winners over the rest of the field.
Their three visitors to date have been
clean cut and without the semblance OF
fiuke Jack played the better of the
two this afternoon. going out in 80, and
being one over fours on the holes played
coming home MacBean perhaps, was
not pressed quite so hard, so compari-
sons may mean nothing. At any rate,
tomorrows contest is believed to be a
corlter. Against Jack this afternoon
Stevens could make no headway, This
was due, for the most part, to his
handling of the irons. which was Woe
fully weak. Continually he took too much
turf and lost yards and yards of dis
Their Carda.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
MORAN HAS WINNING SMILE ON
AT NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL LAWN
Phtaes Greeted By Enthusiastic Fans Their Opensno ~
With BrookEyn Trolley Dodgers--eWotch the Dosssas
GroV" Is Nei0 Slogan Of Locals

The freshly Numbered phiNno PhtEs
are on che old home lot dgaia,
Prepared TO make the grand odd racs
Intensely close ard not agufn
And Pat M0raa is orfnaiag so
he must be fsH Of hdppiRess,
For gAich the reason mop be
Seen In Pdtrick's players snappiaess
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
Canndlan Athlete Dead

BERKELEY cal. June 25-zepperinB A. d.
Cameron, OF Mabou, Nova Scotia, said to be
the holder OF the all-around Championship In
spinal meningitis. He was 2s years old. His
father is Or, Hugh Cameron, a member OF the
Canadian Parliament.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
RIG MOTORCYCLE RACE MEET
PLANNED AT NARBERTH JULY 3
Anateurs and Professionals to Take
Part in Opening Gard.

A big motorcycle race meet ~ gli - Is Nsr- Sssie
AZ the Belmont mile arr ess s,ssiess Of
6srlh. Pa. June 3 uhaet ~ seoelafion
me sssnfs are arranged for anl4ssea
H.lsA. ..ssssisnal riders approximate
80 - - All he awarded % fsoss NJ
ss9 s.1 p -sf ~ seeond ana thifd u ne ssti'
oas sXeaLs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
shAskFORD HORsEMEE PLAN
BIG RACE MEET JULY 5
t'Es oat-of-Fown Turfmen to Com
pete in Holiday Events.

sEz Of the Frankford Driving
asse planned 3 big race meet for
ever thelr half mile track at Bris-
aad Dsgeraux atFeaf. and ap-
800 Il prizes Hlll be awarded
anAHa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

iIaNerS LOOK IL easy in his match with
Buxton after gaining the lead early in
the contest and the contest lasted 10
the 18th green. where Travers won by
up and to play.
The summaries:
BEATEN SGXTEEN-sECoND ROUND,
C, b. w. Townsend, Merton, beat w. X
farrow, Merton. by default.
Huntington Valley. / up
II. l. willoughby Jr.. Philadelphia Country,
beat J. Maxwell. Jr.. Merton. 2 and /.
THIRD ROUND
j, n. Travers, Upper Montclair beat II. H.
Frnncine Huntingdon Valley, q and
w; H. Reynolds, Woodbury., beat W II.
Gardner, I'd Buffalo, and 2.
r. c. James, Morlon. beat S. f. sharwood.
Merton, up.
THIRD ROUND.
Cameron Buxton. Huntington Valley. de-
feated l.. NJ. WRshourn, Princeton. up In
20 holes,
DEFEATED SIXTEEN ROUND.
Edward Satterthwaite. AronimInk, defeated
Richard Mott. II. V. c. c., l up
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

Ever realize how much
a sport corners its Ian
guage? Geo. Z. McLinn
shows you some humorous
cracks of the sports
game in Its a Queer Old
Sphere on Which We Re
side" Sundays Public
Ledger
SPORTS MAGAZINE
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STENCILS HOMER
IS THE FEATURE
Continued from Page One
Pfeffer threw Mayer out. one run, two
hits, no errors,
FIFTH INNING

Continued from Page One
Pfeffer threw Mayer out one run, two
hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
O'AIara out, Bancroft to Luderus. DRu-
bert singled to left. Wheat was safe
on Bancroft's high throw TO Niehon TO
double up Daubert at second Cutshaw
flied 10 Becker. Stengel forced Daubert,
Byrne unassisted, No runs, one hit, one
error,
Cutshaw threw Bancroft out Byrne
singled to left Niehoff popped to O'Mara.
Cravath popped TO O'Mara. No runs one
hit, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Getz singled 10 left McCarty flied to
Becker Getz stole second. Pfeffer popped
10 Nlehon Myers was retired on Ban
croft's brilliant stop OF his grounder and
throw 10 Luderus. No runs. one hit. NJ
errors,
Pfeffer threw Luderus out. Becker sim
gled TO right Whitted filed to Wheat.
Kiliefer forced Becker. Getz to Cutshaw.
No runs one hit, no errors
SEVENTH INNING,
Bvrne threw out O'Mara. Daubert filed
10 Whltted. Wheat was hit by pitched
ball Wheat out, stealing, killefer 10
Bancroft, NO runs no lAthi ~ S4fN4o'
Mayer doubled to right field fence Ban
croft struck out, Byrne out, o'Mara 10
Daubert, Mayer stopping at third. Me
non singled 10 right, scoring Mayer Me-
hon died stealing Mecarty to Cutshaw'
one run, two hits. no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
cutshaw Aied 10 cravath stengel
dropped a home run over the right-neld
fence Gets was safe on Banerofts error.
Mccarty died 10 Niehoif and Getz. who
ran 70 second. was doubled, Niehon 10
I,uderus. One run. one hit, no error
O'Mara threw out Cravath. Luderus
aied 10 Myers. Becker walked. Whitted
aied 10 O'Mara. No runs no hits, no
errors
NINTH INNING.
Pfeaer hied 10 Bancroft Myers aied to
Whitted OMara flied 10 crayath. No
runs. no hits. no errors,
OiMara threw out Kiiefer, stock batted
Tor Mayer. Stock walked Bancroft
forced stock AZ second. pauhert 70 cut
shaw. Byrne Vas out on q brilliant one
handed Stop b cutshaW = DaubeFt. Ne
runs no hts. no slfoIs.
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On the other hand. MacBeans wide
margin over Meehan was due to the fact
that MacBean was steady, not only on
the holes that his opponent hashed. but
also on the ones that Meehan played
well. Therefore, when Meehan played
over the best he could claim was a half.
The card;
MacBean, Out II 3 "a 6 6-i2
Meehan. Out .,. T-52
In direct contrast to the first round
yesterday afternoon all the second-round
matches were hard fought and decided
by close margins. In three OF them the
viotors came through on the 17th hole
and the fourth went the full 49, In this
last contest Meehan and p. III. Wright
Jr., Philadelphia Country Club, were the
contestants Wright started none too
we'll and was down at the turn Finally
IL narrowed to one down playing the
18th, and when Meehan was laid half
stymle It looked as II an extra hole would
be necessary. Meehan, however. was
hungry. and wanted luncheon lmme-
diately, so he successfully poled out for
the half and was l up. MacBean was
given a hard match by c. II. Loyert, OF
Bucks County and although he led
most Of the time he was forced to play
his best 10 come through. The cards:
out ...........s s445s 90 E45
out ...'.......s s545s4
MaeBean- a.
In 80 ~.''........B45455 SIS 5-A2-ss
The summary
MacBaan-
In =. .',...,,,..........','., I
meehan-
In ......sss.sssFs Fsssfs fs'"ss''v 'v'''f'
sPieksd up. IA, -. -,
The qualification round tie will be played on
T,ieaaav morning. Summary
sEAftFISAL ROUND.
Jack defeated stevens. 7 and o. Aaobean
defeated AieehEn, 7 and .,
SECOND ROUND.
i r Meehan Jr.. North HIS. defeated +.
II Wright Philadelphla Country Club, ] up.
i p MaeBean. Jr.. Old York Road, defeated
q II LoYett Bucks County. ana l.
NJ 81 Jack. Merion, defeated p. /. Corson,
Plymouth 2 ana j.
collsst 2d Merton. and ],
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TRAVERS WINS AGAIN
AT HAVERFORD AFFAIR
Defeats H. H. Francine, 6 Up
and a to Play, in Harold A.
Sands Invitation Tourney.

HAVERFoRD, Pa. June s.-Horace H
Franclne. the local champion, was no
match for Jerome D. Travers, the ma
tional open champion. in the morning
round Of the invitation tournament given
by Harold A. Sands at the Merton Cricket
Club today He was beaten 6 and 4. and.
except for two holes won on the outgoing
nine. he did not win a hole.
Travers set terrific pace in the sec.
ond nine. winning the 10th, hslvinE the
lith and capturing the next three holes.
Walter Reynolds Woodbury.. beat w
II. Gardner, I'd, Of Buffalo, by and q
Reynolds laid his opponent three stymles
and won on all three r, c. James.
Merton, who beat Oswald Kirkby yes
terday in an extra-hoe match, defeated
Sidney Sherwood. of the same club. by
2 up James was dormie four, out shar-
wood carried the match to the last green.
c. B. Buxton. Huntingdon Valley. and
H. M Washburn, Princeton, went extra
holes in their match Buxton had his
opponent stymie on the 18th. when
Washburn had a sure win, and halved the
hole W '''0
The James-Sbarvood cara,.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-12

short. Stock forced Chalmers. Scott
to Barry. and was himself thrown
out at second. Hoblitzel to Barry. No
runs. one hit. no error,
Boston--Cady famed. Shore
famed. Hooper out. Stock to Lud-
erus. No runs. no hits. no error.
Eighth Inning
Philadelphia--Bancroi few to
Lewis, who made u nice run In for
the catch. Paskert popped to Gard
ner. Cravath tripled to center. The
ball rolled almost to the fence when
II took a bound over Speakers head.
Luderus also drove to center. scoring
Cravath. His hit was held to q
single by Speakers sharp fielding.
Dugey, running for Luderus. stole
second Whitted out. Shore TO Hob