Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-09
FUNNY FIX SHOULD HE CAPTURE THE
SHUT-OUT MATCHES
POPULAR AT NETS
Belfield and Greenpoint
Teams Blank Opposition
in Suburban League

IN SUBURBAN League
| PLAN BENEFIT TOURNEY
Repeating at election and repeating in
| tennis are different. At least the Belheld
| Country Club and the Greenpoint Tennis
| Club players have reason TO think so. for
| there is no fine or prison term for teams
! that can win consecutive Suburban League
| victories without the loss Of single point
It's almost n habit now for Belneld and
| GrccnpOint 20 win their league matches
! nine points TO nothing If the teams main
| tain the pace and continue their drive 1t
| will be another c4ar Of Greek meeting
| Greek in the final championship match Of
the season for these two teams clash on
| August 25 the last Suburban League gath
| cring of the season. They both won 80
| the previous week.
on Saturday the teams entered the COM
| petitions fully aware Of the Importance
! Of winning every solitary point. Green
! point made clean sweep by taking nine
| matches from Stcntou on the Stenton
! courts while Beldcld upset Ardmore's net
! squad by the same score. Bclhcld has more
reason - worry than GrconpJint, for cap
| tain Harry Bc,a'a team has good lead
Cook Nearly Spilled Beans
Due to one A. l. Cook. Of the Stenton
team the Groorppirt team was nearly
! scored upon for this Stcnton player came
| very nnlr smiling the boans in the only
! tbrre-srt match of the dav. 1. : 4 Maths
! did finally win but only after he made a
! gallant uphill fight for points in the second
! ana third sets the score being i-G, G-i, G-2.
| captain Harry Y. Ictz never knows
| whether hc will be- able To play or whether
! ,n,, ,,,,,, ,,.iiI to ,.,,I,ut bis s,r,.,cns un
| rr,,.y ~ n,st,inr and is ono of tbo hos,
| ,l,,,..r, a, ,L. c,l,rIa, Ic,grc Rat1 &c
! !, tbo ,,,r,no r,rns and stationad "a, the
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! a,I' ',, rf, r,ot,b lin grl,, IN two
gc,e p II IIotbrrsaII T.. Tronlain and
| !, pfoi rr ,,,r, ,tror ,,,e,,h,rs of the
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| p,IG,IJ o.ag c,,,irory too etrorc sor Ard
| ,,,,,,, ,,i,,i,,, al, tho ,,otrbcs IL, etr,ipht
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,G'''I, IG,i ,a H., ,,.p,, hts ,,,tcb ,yith
| a.. ,,I,'u 90 ,i,,., q + and tbor
,,'o, Wv Wv ~, ,,'o dontics ,,.ith 7 7 ,,ornog his
n,i. Jora,tfrc Efcbrnrrocn and Mcdowell
! yyitbout losing a single game
Tho two other matches Of interest were
between University Courts and Elberon the
| former team winning 7 to .. and American
/ prid,,. ana pbiI,doliI,ia and Heading A 4
the Nncriran Dridrn pIoycrs scoring an
! S-to-i victory. Reading lost two matches
bv default. having only five players on
nan" Ior inc "'"''"'
/ Will This City Stage Matches?
! pbiladoIpbia has never been a very popu-
! lar teuuis rcutor during the summer
| months but ,,hop qtars como bere to ulay
| tbern is oIvvoye interest and n large gaI-
! l.r,. Tbis ,vas demonstrated at the
! r,.ny,,,d Crunt,, Club 1ast summer when
ta 3, saa tba tar,orneo ord Nov Vol,
! ta,.,r. a. Ill, - ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,or ana ~
! p."S s 80 but tbo calIor,, yyag tbero inst
w.. sar,o
''' ti'i- ir,,,roo ,.i,i,ore ,t C,,r,,,,d ala
,ot t,,,o,,. ttot tbo rato charges ,yoyId be
SI ,,o, so ,,an,. ,,oTo taken vcrv much nv
| s,,rnrieo rho nIons Of tho National Lawn
gurpIlS' G t,"1 ~ ,nr eoros -
tr,i,i an n,,o tbo co,,rtr,, 70
raise a fund of 800 600 for the American
| Red Cross 10 provide three ambulance sec
| tions fully eouippcd and manned bv tennis
| rIavors The nlan Is an ideal one and
| rIuhs all ovar tho country viii worl, TO
make II n great success
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me ,.'''.nr l,is, 40
| ,P s,Gg 80 80, tti 1 , go, 80 "a ,t,
best htted to take up ms matter ana step
III une WIN ine o'ler .".Ec !,II.,S GlunS IN % tnc
country IN uo'"s ~ Eir4l t u's p' tioI @ ene
wa, Grialmt tib aTniais
| anu w 'I,' -. =,
aShl ASH lo' " "''' an" ''''' '''' sum VI
SlVOQ!
| pI,yors Nav VoIupteer Services
N' -,
IL Is proposed 10 III tlo PersoHhe' oI
three tennis ahpulahce SectoHS rom lhe lhe
tennis players OF lne country ~ player
"SHnS 70 ~ 80, ''o i,',,is i
| with a statement iron, nus uoctoT as 10 ms
! phNsIcal condltlon anu '"IeS cHaraC'er Itt7 Iao
| ters to Paul D. Nl'la,nS' H'lu secretary ~
Broad street, New oIk Guy VINO VIII
| arrange Tor ms ehroilheht III 'he LhIteu
| states medlcai corps lntoug3 the heauquaT
ters OF the New YORK l'ed 'roSs, @o9 fll'h
| avenue, under the following cohdluohs'
First. Applicant must De an american
| citizen or subject or any Iorelsh country NOT
an enemy and cannot be OF German par
entage.
Second Ability TO speak English Is the
only educational qualification
Third. Age limits, eighteen TO forty-five
If under twenty-one applicant must have
parents or guardians written consent.
orrocabie nor i, by glasses viii not dsauaify,
Final physical examination must be taken
| -. -. ,,,,ils will La orrop pgad l,y