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WILL ICHIYA KJJMAGAE
BE SUCCESSFUL in HIS
ATTEMPT TO WIN TITLE?.
At Present Time R. Lindley Murray and Bill Til.
den Are Only Ones Capable Of Giving
Far Fastener Battle
By PAUL PREP

WITH the next tennis tournament OF
w any Importance for the players NV.
ing in this section not scheduled until
the 9th of the month, these are what
one bright young man calls the DOG
days" Of the lawn-tennis circles. The
next tournament in this vicinity ts the
play for the championship of eastern
Pennsylvania, which is scheduled to
take place on the courts Of the Cynwyd
Club July 81.
This annual event always Is a magnet
for the best net players and the COM
mittee hopes to make this seasons
tourney big success. Two days after
the opening Of the play for the title OF
eastern Pennsylvania the Atlantic City
Yacht Club will begin play for the
championship of Atlantic City.
Starting with the classic Seabright
tourney on the 5th. August gives prom
ise of furnishing some thrills for the
tennis players. Following this comes
the play for the championship Of south
ern Pennsylvania, which will be held
ON the beautiful courts of the Bedford
Springs Tennis Club, Bedford Springs
Play for the doubles championship Of
the United States will begin on August
12 on the courts of the Longwood Cricket
Club. while the South Jersey champion
ship tourney will get going Ave days
later at the Ocean City Yacht Club.
Following the seashore tourney comes
the Delaware County titular play on
the turf of the Milford Field Club, Mil
ford. Pike County, Pa.
On the 26th the blue-ribbon event Of
the American court season will begin at
the West Side Tennis Club. Forest
Hills. The, titles to be decided are the
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Hchy'M MunaSae
Big BOXING CARNIVAL
Hog Island Workers to Be En-
tertained July %

One of the most pretentious boxins
carnivals ever held in the city is sched-
uled for Shibe Park on Tuesday night,
July 23, under the personal direction OF
A. v. Maus. director of entertainments
at Hog Island. The bouts will be free
for the entertainment of the Hog Island
workers. and Mr.. Maus will place In the
hands of the men on the Island 10000
tickets. He has surrounded himself
with an energetic stan. including Nate
Cartmell, athletic director; Willis Britt,
boxing manager; John McFadden, an
nouncer Adam Ryan. physical director.
The band. composed of shipbuilders OF
Hog Island. will be led by r.. Thompson.
the orchestra by Rod Smith. VIM. II.
Recap. sports editor PUBLIC LEDGER will
be officlal referee, assisted by Frank
Poppy O'Brien and John Fitzzpatrick. Of
the Island.
All the boxers. with a few exceptions.
are workers at Hog Island and include
the following Eddie Andrews. Benny
Kaufman. Tommy O'Keefe. Young Erne.
Johnny Down. Eddie O'Keefe, Joe Theel.
Young Kid Morris. Henry Hauber.
Johnny Lincoln. Joe Mendell. Johnny
Crane. Joe Scanlon, Bobby Lincoln. jos
Hopkins, Kid Waseman.
All WIN tcx three lena1e. A 4!esey
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TWO YOUNG.GOLF !
WONDERS FOUND
Chick Evans Finds Promis-
ing Player in Ohio and
Kansas City
ONE is FINE PUTTER
BY CHARLES (CHICK) EVANS. Jr. +

BY CHARLES (CHICK) EVANS, Jr.
When was at the Mayfield Count
try Club not long ago ] met young
Ellsworth Augustus and saw him play.
He is towering young giant-in fact.
I think he Is at least six feet one
weighs probably, 10 pounds well dis
tributed. He Is starting out under fine
conditions for he has the advice Of
that clever and experienced player. Joe
Bole Every golfer who has come up
the long way knows what 1t means to
have the distance shortened by the
kindly knowledge Of one who knows.
Warren Wood and I played with
young Augustus one morning and saw
him hit several balls that were simply
uncanny. and in addition we discovered
that he is fine putter. Woody
thought his iron work was poor and he
was probably right, but with time and
his present enthusiasm. all that will be
changed. He Is well-to-do, and that
means that the expense Of the game
so hard upon most youngsters in the
early stages-7will be easily met by him.
When we were at Mayfeld Ellsworth
was planning to enter the Ohio state
championship. and ] feel that II he
played many holes as he did the eight
eenth at the Mayfield Country Club his
opponents would have tough time This
hole is 4s0 yards and Augustus made It
with drive. a midlron and putt, for
three.
Another young chap who gives promise
is young Ward, Of the Blue Hills Club,
of Kansas City. They paired him pur-
posely In a practices round with Bobby
Jones and he played the Georgia won-
der all even. Unlike Augustus. young
Ward Is very slight, much as 1 remem-
Der myself to have been at his. age. He
Is thin but wiry with symmetrical mus,
cles. Maybe he could keep dry by get.
ting in between, the raindrops." as our
sporting writer's wrote In those early
days.
I liked the way he went about the
game, Perhaps he swung bit too full
but maybe that was caused by his de,
sire to play we'll against Bobby Jones'
saw him make one very pretty ap-
proach to the eleventh. which showed
me that he could use the mashie.
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win the singles title the tYo brothers
cleaned up in the doubles
They came here with great reputa-
ton acquired ip England. r. F. Doherty
was the English singles champion 1897.
$500 and 1900. while his brother held
the title from 1902 to 1906. Following
their invasion In 1902 they returned the
next year, mud this time they cleaned
up In the singles. all-comers and in the
doubles. Since that time, however, the
championship has remained in this
country.
Was Here ine.l9l6
1chiya Kumagae invaded this country
for the first time in 1916. He came here :
virtually unheralded, but the manner in
which he literally swept through the
leading tournaments, such as the New
York State championship and the New.
port Casino invitation play, soon stamped
him as one of the foremost contenders
for the national title.
The fact that Kumagae conquered
great players like william NJ. Johnston.
former national champion; Peck"
Griffin. e. p. Larned, Nathaniel w.
Niles and host of others Of lesser
skill during his whirlwind tour. will
lend additional interest this year to
the Seabright and Southampton tour.
HeyS,, TOT IL lS presumed inc MIkauO0
little champion will take part in these
fixtures.
Kumagae will find few to oppose his
triumphal march to more champion-
ships and trophies, for there Ia not a
man among the first ten of 1915 who
is not now in servise with the army or
navy, except Kunagae himself, who
was ranked at No s, and Robert Lind
ley Murray. the spectacular son Of Cali
fornia. 1t is doubtful whether Murray
will be able to get sufficient time of to
enter at Seabright, Southampton or
Forest Hills. He is engaged in most
important work in a war manufacturing
plant and has not been seen upon the
courts this season.
Under these circumstances there
does not appear any one capable of
saving the national title from taking a
trip to the Far East this year, Pos
sibly William T. Tilden, Cd, of this city.
who won the national clay court title
at Chicago hast week, and who has been
playing the greatest game of his brill
liant career this season. may appear in
the breach to do battle with the little
man from overseas; but 1t is doubtful,
first. whether Tilden. now in the signal
corps. will be available at the national
championship tournament; and, second,
II he were to play, whether he would be
equal to the task of defeating Kumagae.
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By WILLIAM H. EVANS

appeals more to the large class of play.
ers who make golf the popular sport
that 1t is than any other tournament
held by the Golf Association with the
single exception of the dinner match,
which will not be held this year.
Big Entry List Sure
THE men who are qualified to play
in the class tournament are just as busy
as those who are entitled to play in the
amateur affair. Many of these will
doubtless not be able to play In three
day affair, but il the affair is made a
one-day tourney. either as a handicap
affair with the classes kept separated or
a scratch affair under the Nme classifi-
cation, there Is not the slightest doubt
that a large field Oil turn out"
The executive committee believes
there will be larger entry list for an
eighteen : hole tournament than for
thrty-six holes. The midsummer handi-
cap and the class tournament VIII be
held the same day and for those who
wish to play in both 1t will mean only
eighteen holes. In the midsummer
event there will be two prizes. one for
the best gross and one for the low net.
Two Prizes in Each Glass
The class tournament will be held
according to the class qualifications.
There will be two prizes in each class,
one for the low gross and another for
the second low gross. In other words
the midsummer handicap will be an
eighteen hole medal play handicap and
the class tourney will be an eighteen
hole scratch play event. the two events
being merged into one.
Glass A includes all players having
an association handicap of eleven
strokes to fourteen inclusive, Class E
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Doctor Fowler High Gun

Atlantic City. July 1s.-Dr. H. T.
Fowler, with 80 breaks out Of so. led
delegates to the New Jersey pental As
at the traps Of the Atlantic City Trap
shooting School DR.. II. J. Barry broke
"a out Of 80, iDr. Charles Wolverton SO
and DIR. Raymonde Albray 26.
cott. Of Atlantic City. led with "a points.
Dr. s. w. Ridgway scored II and DR.. s,
w. Kerr 16.
A. II. G. Naegele. Of Brooklyn, broke
scored IS breaks out of so. Mrs. David
N. Fleisher, Of Chelsea, led the women's
division with 10 out of rs
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R.LLndleyHz7.zzy

Carey, of Shipway 40. and Johnny Buck.
Of Shipway 5. will go six rouds for the
.bantamweight championship of Hog
Island. These boys are now in train
ing. As an added attraction Lew Tend
ler will 60 three rounds with Patsey
Broderick. of the fire department at
the island.
During the bouts the Hog Island
Quartet will sing patriotic songs and
all persons will join in the singing.
Music will be furnished by the Hog
Island Shipworkers' Brass Band, which
mas Just organized and will make its
first public appearance. H
The bouts and entertainment SHOULD
be a great benefit to the Soldiers and
Sailors Smoke Fund. as the ladies' will
take any contribution that the ticket
holders wish to give when entering the
gate, and Mr.. Maus anticipates his ef-
forts in getting this big affair together
tributions from the boys. From the In
terest already taken, there will be. .
81 ~ ~ ~ ~ 'eisS ~ = - si eui.' 80 =
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against the winner and runner of the In
diana State championship on july 81.
Maxwell has been asked to play In one
or the other as 1t is, Of course. impos-
sible for Bobby to be in two widely sep
arated places at the same time.
Maxwell in quandary. as Nhe
youngsters who have just reached the
age Of twenty-one will probably be In
camp by August 1. He is anxious to
help the Red Cross cause and he will
do so IL his draft board will let hin,
take the trip. He is very uncertain
about the big Red Cross match which
will be staged either at the Cricket
Club or Whitemarsh on August 10 with
Miss Mildred Caverly, the local cham.
pion, as his partner against Miss Stir
ling and Bobby Jones. while at the same
time Miss Rosenthal and Perry Adair
will play against Mrs. Ronald H. Bar
low and Max Marston, II he is not in
camp he will. Of course. play. but he
cannot say just now where he will be
on that date.
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/ whsle Should Be Eliminated in Boxing Bouts Here

the whistle giving
seconds
Tuesday night After Harry reb stopped fight
whistle punched
Referee Frank oBrien notified Billy
sening smoothly
entirely
punishment Twice his
whistle
a
nd knowN
other notifies
Glassman assistant
well satisfied with their work Not single
hghcass
was handled properly
There petty methods at gates
Rains had charge of
and They
the crowd Tuesday
reuled Rains. wereth
xever receipts.
cleared which pretty
psomoting game"
a idea" Bill Bailey that rent to
latch could a taking
am to erred Boxing h exciting
go nee>n regular cusonss"
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Dixie STINGS ROWLAND
.3R 1000 NILES WORTH
OF GOOD RAILROAD FARE
e Scx Leader Willing to Try Out Any One Who Has
8 Fair Baseball Reputation-Has Only Sixteen
Players on His Roster
BY ROBERT ". MAXWELL

MnAvX
At Shbe
the White sox and demon AS yesterday double
Efue rgade
Colonel Rowland
his
The Colonel of the
~ Aacks with
M worlds
A. the Adine imagine
Nhn would
Feh and jackson walops sadly
sntsaed The Colonel however working get
tnnss Strengthened him.
locking talent He willing prominence
Jimmy
Scfusinberry, the Chicago scribe:
Hoxley WILSON, Vancouver
With swell likely looking athletic
That he lacked
experience
M seems there regarding the previous
peoceesionai baseball
eftew York the
the of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-18

FOLLOWING a suggestion made in
June 26,. when 1t was decided to post
pone the amateur championship until
the fall and then substitute for it a
thirty-six-hole medal play competition,
the executive committee of the Golf AS
sociation of Philadelphia has changed
the method of playing The class tourna- :
ment scheduled for the Merton Cricket
Club next week Instead of being a
three-day affair at match play, it will
De an eighteen-hole medal competition,
and will be held on Thursday. July 25
Here Is, what was suggested on June
IS:
THE next tournament. which is listed
for three days, will be the class tourna-
ment, which is scheduled for July "a. 25
and 26 at the Merton Cricket Club.
While there is no doubt that fairly
large field will compete 1t might be well
right now to change the conditions and
make it ,hirty-six-hole affair on a
medal handicap basis. The same day the
ninth annual midsummer handicap COM
petition will be played over the same
course.
Would Meet With Favor
There could be the same number of
prizes with medals or whatever the as
ISOLATION intends to give for eact divi-
sion. 1t will be remembered that Glass
A includes players with handicaps from
eleven to fourteen, Glass 3 fifteen to
eighteen inclusive and c., IS G nineteen
and over.
This is tournament for the players
who are not good enough to play in the
amateur event where 1t is necessary to
have an association rating of ten strokes
or less, and it is tournament which
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Phillies Strong for Tpilight Baseball

s$K4E
Phils
do they craved daylight saving
ourhour
ball Phles
National twenty-five
This
at
Marauard doing
to 5
American League
Athletics September
Athletics
Maclmen
of to L.
in
the month July IL
Fifteenth Huntingdon
Cardinals Phls
Yankees May "a nineteen innings
White
hteenr rounds, "a
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-. .,
q Fulton and Dempsey viii Help Organized Baseball


parking
of
and the moguls OF
a
with Fulton
mosquitoes will be
all
Dempsey bout
of heavy settle
$4,000
to Importance
to fight anyway--or that $4,000
Of bawl at Newark
smith, of
everything off, He
be the
shuhed deal Smith sat In and
that every o. X.
the is
will
fighters
old
reluctantly
~ the emanag of
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Reading CoIIesi...s Score shu,ou,

Rsadins. Ps.. July ls..Reading Collegiste
from the Coatesville Giants here Yesterday BY
evsn,s ss ,uSns@Hsls'er 70 s skp % ts suser es
cut os two runs and virtually won the
ss::'sii:s'1. s:ssiss!.. go, 80, slsgssisss& (
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.MoLza.R RzzNStadb
PUT IN BAY RACES
Close Finishes Mark Interlake
Regatta

Put In Bay, O.. July ia spappy
breeze from the northwest drove thirty
nine sailing yachts over the interlake
regatta course here yesterday. Close nm
ishes put spirit into the races. Namah.
Of the Detroit Yacht Club. won In the
special. class match in Class F the
twenty-one-foot sailing Yacht Cleveland.
Of the d. Y. c., won. Other results:
Class r = Mebleh. Cleveland Yacht
Club. FIRST; Pssamiad. C. Y. c.. second.
Class A-~Spider. Toledo Yacht Club.
frst; Chewink vi, Crosse Point Yacht
Club. second.
Glass sEEyenins star C, Y. c.. nrst
Shadow. T. YxlC., second. :
Class K-No. y. d, Y. C.. Arst; Ne,
!, p:':s;; S;: !; I ;;;8sS - g.
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1t. Louis. July 1s7-Robert Larmore. nth.
ity outhelder with the st. Louis Nationa III
enlisted yesterday In the navy. making the
tenth member Of the srd:nalc team to enter
service.
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American Bridge Wins
Royborough, Pa, July 1S.--American
game from Roxborough here yesterday. by
to 3. '.'.f.
TO 3.
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Rieine 9piiseisSt d)rid,ten

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niiirft 0eren abiidjt es iit, Sarmern
gu belfen, feimidbigcn Samen sii er.
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