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DEMPSEY AGAIN At
WORK FOR BIG BOUT
To Train for Ten Days, Then
Lay Of Until Ten Days
Before Match
MISKE SPARRING PARTNER

Toledo, Ohio. June AFTER four
days of absolute idlcness, Jack Demp-
sey, challenger for the worlds heavy =
weight title, resumed training today
ut his Maumee Bay shore camp for his
championship contest with Jess Will
lard here July 4.
Dempsey, according to the program
mapped out by Manager Jack Kearns
and Jimmy DeForest, chief trainer, will
work for nine or ten days and then lay
off again until about ten days before
the fight. His handlers have adopted
this unique system of conditioning to
prevent him from going stale.
Manager Kearns announced that Billy
Miske, the st. Paul light heavyweight,
and Jock Malone, a welterweight from
st. Paul, would join the challenger's
camp about June 20 and work with him
in the remaining days of training.
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Order of Events for
Meddo,Ubrook Today

The John w, Overton Memorial mile
Half-mile relay UnvltRtion).
1n0-yard handicap. heats
Half-mile novice. -
1O0-yard handicap. semiflnals
1OOO-Nard handicap.
1OO-Sard handicap final.
howard dash. Junior boys j. w, &. !
scratch.
Quarter-mile relay (speciaD,
Two-mile intercollegiate relay.
Medley relay for high and preparatory
schools
one-miie relay Millrose- Mea dowbrook.
Pittsburgh.
one-miie relay. Dartmouth Syracuse,
1Oo-yard invitation. scratch. Meadow
12O-yard hiEh hurdles scratch.
One-mile relay. l,afa yette-Lehigh.
One-mile club relay handicap.
One-mile run. handicap.
One-mile relay for suburban high schools.
One-mile relay for high and preparatory
22C.YSrd dash, J. W. c. l. boys under
One-nitle intercollegiate relay.
12O-yard low hurdles heats
44O-yard run. handicap. heats
Three-mile run. handicap.
22O-yard low hurdles, final.
44Q-vard run handicap, final.
Half-mtle relay. intercompany, J. W.
Interclty relay. one mile. Boston. New
York and Philadelphia.
FIELD EVENTS
Pole vault. shot-put. high jump. javellne.
broad jump.
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to allow him to come home in 4 10.
This would be an ideal paced mile, and
Ray has everything that is necessary to
make such n mile.
Penn will have all the men that have
been out for track this year in some
one of the thirty one events that arc
to be run. The Red and Blue stars will
be called on to perform twice, and in
some cases they will have to run three
times, but this will be only for short
distances.
The college relays will prove to be
fast, since all the college men are in
top shape now after the long season of
training. In some cases teams that were
beaten in the Penn relays have improved
since that time, and they will return n
winner over the ones that beat them in
the earlier event.
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RECORDS SHOULD GO
IN CLASSICS TODAY
Mile, 440-Yard Relay and 880-Ymd Relay Figures
Likely to Be LotOered in Meado,cbrook Track
Games Says Meredith
BY TED MEREDITH

Worlds Greatest Middle Distance Runner
TF FRANKLIN FIELD track is good
and fast this afternoon records are
sure to fall. There will be three events
run in which records are the object of
their existence, namely, the mile, 40
yard relay and the $50 yard relay.
In the mile Joie Ray, paced by Craw
ford. of Lafayette, and O'Connell, of
Harvard, Intercollegiate champion, will
make his first attempt for the mile
mark. and all conditions being favor
able, it looks as though the little Chi
cago runner has n fine chance.
Penn After Record
Lawson Robertson will send his
championship relay team, Davis, Smith
Ianders and Haymand, after the marks
in the 440 and $50 yards. These are
odd distances, and not entered into by
collegiate men very often, but the rec
ords stand on the A. A. U. records.
and Robby thinks that he can put the
name of Penn behind them as they
have for the mile relay distance, and the
freshman mile mark.
The Red and Blue men have covered
the distance in nearly record time on
several occasions in practice, and Robby
believes that they can really beat the
figures. The marks are now held by the
&. a. A. teams made in Newark at the
national championships in 1916.
Ray has all the speed that he will
need to break the mile record He has
shown quarter in 50 % seconds since
he has been in Philadelphia training at
Franklin. Field. He has been known to
run the half in 1 :56, and this year has
done three quarters Of a mile in 8 10
without extending himself.
Ray Ideal Miller
All these figures show that Ray has
all the qualifications of miller capable
of breaking the record. I think that il
he went out to do three quarters only
that Ray could do 3 :04, so that if he
does a half in 2:05 and 3 10 for his
three quarters, he will have enough left
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BESSIE RYAN FIRST
National Champion Wins AlI-Round
Title Of IntercIubs

Bessie Ryan. the mermaid extraordi-
nary of the Meadowbrook Club, gained
more fame last evening by winning the
all around championship of the inter
club association, at the Columbia Pool,
Broad and Oxford streets.
Regina Manning, of the Kensington
Y. w. c. A., won the medal for scor
ing the most number of points. Dur.
ing the season just finished she tailed
49, points. Philadelphia Turner's won
the team championship.
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DOolan and Doom Fined
81 for Sunday Baseball

Reading, June THE second
series of arrests in connection with
sunday baseball in Reading were
made last night when Charles (Rrd)
Doom and Michael J. Doolan, man
ager and second baseman of the
Heading international League club.
were taken into custody on war
rants issued by Magistrate Wolff
for an alleged violation of the old
Sunday blue laws.
The prosecution was brought by
the Rev. John +. Kingsley on be-
half Of the Reading Minister'S As
,Sociation, as n result of last Sun
days game at Lauer's Park.
At n hearing this forenoon each of
the defendants was fined 81 and
costs.
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MARSTON ELIMINATED
Merton Golfer Defeated by Youthful
Star at Bridgeport

Bridgeport. June For the first
time in many years a young player,
scarcely out of his teens, has carved his
way to the final round of a Metropolitan
golf championship. A. l.. Walker, Jr.,
captain of the Columbia team, repre-
senting the Richmond County Club, did
the trick on the links of the Brook
lawn Country Club yesterday, defeating
G.. b. Carhart, of Greenwich, and Max
Marston, of Baltusrol, in successive
rounds.
In the last bracket today Walker will
oppose the title holder. Oswald Kirkby,
who had to dispose of ID. Il. Sawyer
yesterday afternoon.
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ENTRIES CLOSE TONIGHT
Women's Delaware State Tourney
VIII Start on Monday

Entries for the third annual tennis
tournament for the women's champion
ship of Delaware, at the Wilmington
Country Club, will close tonight with
the club officials. Mrs. J. s. Taylor
heads the women's committee, while
Peter Wright will referee.
A lunch to the entries Monday at
noon will officially open the tourney.
1t is expected that all the local stars; as
well us a number of New York women,
will compete. Mrs. George Wightman,
of Boston, is the present singles cham l.
pion.
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Up-to.Minute Marks
OF Leading BdtterS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MILLER WINS TROPHY
Penn Charter Tennis Star Defeats
Headley Harper in Junior Final

Milo Miller. of Penn Charter. was
the winner in the final round of the
Germantown Cricket Clubs junior ten
mis- tournament at Mannheim today, de
feating IIcadley Harper, of Episcopal,
in five sets: 81, 30, 4-6. 90. G-4.
Miller's victory not only entities him
to the championship trophy, but it also
qualities him to enter in the district
tournament to be decided at Cynwyd.
Jnly u.
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MOTORBOATS IN RACE
Start Made This Morning for Cape
Nav Port

Somewhere down the Delaware riv-
er ten or twelve cruiser motorboats are
racing to Cape May in the first long
distance race of the season. The race
is the annual off shore race of the
Yachtsmen's Club. the finish being off
the Corinthian Yacht Club at Cape
May.
The start was made early this morn
ing in front of the Riverside Yacht Club,
and consumed several hours to get the
boats under way, due to the variance in
the ratings, and the large amount of
time allowances given the slower boats.
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STYLES-HOFFNER|N IN
NORTH HILLS FINAL
Defeat PIatt and Knight, Re-
spectively, in SemifinaI
Matches
PLAY BRILLIANT GOLF

Eddie Styles. of Old York road and
G.. W. lIoffner. of Bala. qualified to
compete in the final round of the North
Hills invitation tourney over the North
Hills links today.
Styles advanced at the expense of J
w. Platt. of North Hills by score of
/ and 3. IIoffner eliminated F. w.
Knight. of Whitemarsh. by score of
and 3.
lloffncr played brilliant golf He
made the first round with the remark
able score of "A and on the fifteenth
hole Clincrcd the match.
Conditions were much improved over
those yesterday and everything was in
perfect condition for the final match
which was played late this afternoon.
The Hoffner Knight cards:
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ALBERT GEORGE ON TOP
Smashed 45 Targets In Glen Willow
Twiliuht Shoot

Scoring the greatest number of breaks
and also being the only gunner to total
fifty. Albert George carried off the hon
ors in the second monthly target twi-
light shoot of the Glen Willow Gun
Club at Paoli avenue.
Out of his fifty clays George shat
tered forty five, giving him the high ac-
tual total for the day. ms he carried
Il dead bird added handicap of six
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LOCAL TEAM SELECTED
Bill Tilden to Play First Singles IN
Church Cup Matches

William #. Tilden I'd, Wallace
Johnson, Craig Biddle, Stanley Pear.
son. DR.. p. B. Hawk and Carlton Sha 4
fer. have been selected to represent this
city in the singles matches for the
George Church Cup matches June 13-s
IA, in Boston.
In the doubles this city will depend
on the prowess of Wallace Johnson and
Craig Biddle, Tilden and Shafer and
Joe Thayer and +. E. Dixon. The last
named pair formerly held the Philadel-
phia doubles championship.
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WATCHFUL WAITING,
COOMbS'S POLICY
Jack Not Complaining Despite
Hard Fight in West With
Band Of cripples
LOSE OUT IN THE NINTH
Notre Dame TtUirler
to Sign With Phillies

South Bend. Ind, June 7.-Pat-
rick Murray, the sensational south
paw and mainstay of the University
of Notre Dame baseball team for
two seasons, will sign a contract
with the Philadelphia Nationals next
week, when the Phillies arrive for
a series of games with Chicago.
Larry Sutton, the Philadelphia
scout, paid an unexpected visit to
Notre Dame and following a con-
ference with Murray, received as
surances that he will accept the
terms offered.
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Ray Ideal Miller
SCHOOLBOYS IN MEET
Grammar Athletes Compete In Tenth
Annual Champs on Houston Field

Houston Field, June THE tenth
annual grammar school championships
were held this afternoon. Schools from
every district in Philadelphia were rep
resented in today's games. A big crowd
was on hand and saw some interesting
events.
Summaries:
5O-YARD DASH (SENIoR)
Class Avon by Weaver, Mitchell
Kugler. Newton. Time, 4-5s.
Class B--Won Silikovitz. Lowell: second
Aldridge Bache; third. Moncure Lea. Time,
Glass C-won by smons Logan; second.
Coleman. Logan; third Gibdins, Reynolds.
Time, los.
5O-YARD DASH JUNIOR)
Class Avon by Hofweister Mitchell:
second Cavagla. sharswood; third. Mill
Class B-won by Williams. Kenderton;
second. Fleisecke. Potter; third. Sheppard.
Lea. Time. . lbs
Glass C-Won by Robinson, Logan:
second, Harris Logan; third, Brooks, Dur
ham. Time 3-5s.
5e-YARD DASH GNTERMEDIATE)
Glass Avon by Malloy. Mitchell: sec
ond, Welsh Sharswood; third, Tisdale. Nit
chell Time, lbs,
Class B-Won by Hart. Lea second. Fags
Lea third Duckwath Lowell. Time. 6 Abs.
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OPEN POLO SEASON
Bryn Mawr Meets Devon In Initial
Game Today

With a band of music to add to the
general joyousness of the occasion with
some of the best players in this part Of
the country on the opposing teams, and
with large turnout of society people
to witness it, the sport of polo will make
its bow this afternoon at the Bryn
Mawr Polo Club field, when teams rep
resenting Bryn Mawr and Devon are
matched for the first game since the
autumn of 1916.
The game will start at > o'clock
sharp, and no admission to the grounds
will be charged, according to announce
ment made yesterday by Colonel Robert
f. Strawbridge. of the Bryn Mawr
Polo Club, who issued cordial invita-
ton to the general public to witness an
after the-war revival of the game that
will be a gala affair.
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WALDER TO COACH NAVY
Local Referee to Tutor Middies In
Art of Soccer

James A. Walder. the well known
soccer referee, has accepted the posi-
ton of coach of the Annapolis Academy
squad and will take up the work next
In the early part of last
spring, when the navy began pre-
liminary season, Walder assisted in the
of the players.
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Easy for Central Netmen

Central High defeated Northeast High in
u POSTPONED Interscholastlc League tennis
match without the loss OF single point. the
Crimson and Gold winning. , to q
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GARNET VS.. HAVERFORD
Ogden Twirls Against Main Liners
In Annual Game

SwarthmOre, Pa. June War
r"n Ogden faced Buzby on the mound in
tn" annual baseball game between
liavcrford and Swarthmore this after
noon.
Preceding the game came a long pro =
ccsSion of Garnet alumni in decorated
automobiles. The blcachcrs were
crowded at an early hour with rooters
from the rival Quaker colleges.
Tho ippup.
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WENTZ WINS TENNIS CUP
Penn Charter Boy Beats Purviance
In Junior lnteracademic Final

Graham Wentz, Of Penn Charter,
captured the Harvard Cup in the
final round of play in the Junior inter
academic tennis tournament at Queen
Lane yesterday. defeating Purviancc. of
Germantown Academy, in straight sets,
go, 60.
March, Penn Charter, won over
Rcpp, Penn Charter, in senior match.
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ortner to Coach Cornell Five

Ithaca, n. ", June 7.-H0ward B,
Ortner, OF Buffalo who captained the Cor
nell basketball team last season, today was
appointed coach for 1919-20. The elections
OF Joaquin Mollnet. OF Chappara, Cuba, as
eaptain OF the ive and of c. f. Ackerly as
cartain OF next seasons wrestling team.
have been ratified by the athletic council.
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Tennis Leagues Resume Matches

The Philadelphia Suburban and Tri-stat
Tennis Leagues will resume their schedule:
this afternoon with three matches in each
circuit The last two weeks play has beer
devoted to tournament work.
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Reinstate Speaker and GandiI

New York. June ban johnson has re-
instated iris Speaker, OF the Indians, and
Chick Gandl, OF the White SoX. who were
suspended II week ago for engaging in a
rough and tumble fight.
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Frankford cricketers In New York

Sew York. June 7.--Resuming the Halifax
cup cricket competition. interrupted by the
war, New York will encounter the Frank
ford Cricket Club. OF Philadelphia in the
first Of this sea sons intercity series on
the grounds Of the Staten Island Cricket
and Tennis Club. at Livingston. this after
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Extra-Base Hits Win

Worcester. Mass. June HOLY Cros:
beat Syracuse at baseball Yesterday by q
score OF I to - Each team frlied Cleverly
while the local men scored their runs or
extrT base hitting.
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.FIFTY-MILE RACE TONIGHT
Carman, Lawrence, Cory and Chap
man Compete at VeIodrome

The first fifty mile motorpaced race
of the season will be held at the Point
Breeze Nelodrome tonight.
Clarence Carman, the former king
of pace, will be one of the starters.
Carman has taken part in two races
this season. but couple of accidents
put him out of the race.
Percy Lawrence, Frank Cory and
George Chapman will be the other
starters.
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Late Rally Beats 5owdoin

Brunswick. Me-. June 7,-Bates Increased
its adyantase In the series fer the state
here yesterday by score of to 3. A
rally toward the end gave Bates its win
ming rgin
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Yale Varsity Practices

Gales Ferry. Conn. June 7.-.Yale's first
varsity crew had half-mile brush with
ming by a length in 2:27 The race was
with the wind. but against a strong tide.
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Iennis Finals at Merlon

The semfnals and finals OF the women's
Pennsylvania and eastern states champion-
Cricket Club will be played today. Miss
Claire Cassell is the favorite for the sin
RleA title.
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Jose capablanca Returns

New York. June I,--Jose CapabIanea.
chess Champion of Cuba. returned yester-
day from Havana after an absence of sey-
ersl months during which he defeated Bs.ris
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Trinity Elects MANAGER

Hartford, Conn. June flames II. Nc
Gee uf New York city. was elected Trinity
College ba seball manager for next season
by the athletic association
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Martin Takes Western Marathon

Denver. Col, June robert S. Martin,
of Salt Lake City, won the annual Rocky
Mountain News modified marathon race here
today.
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Brown Stops Cornell

Providence. X. l., June THE Brown
University nine trumphed over Cornell here
yesterday in a well-played game by a score
of to l.
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Nntes of the Game

When the fielding slips behind the medl-
ocre pitching, the Phils are lost. Two box
score errors and one mental miscue pre-
sented the Cardinals with three or the four
runs in the second round. ,rra,. =, hunts
at Smith and Baird. Three sacrifices we're
registered in the second.
Bert Shotten covered yards and acres out
in left field. Cravath. Luderus and smith
lost extra-base hits on catches made after
They can talk about young phenoms and
minor-league fends. but don't forget Cliff
ford. Cravath. He seldom fails in the
In the sixth inning. sending in two runs. hit
the left-feld fence on the first bound-a
Doug Baird deserved three extra base hits.
His tough luck started in the second, when
Smith made a leaping catch against the
o running to ''i right in the nth and in the
sixth shotten tore over and gloved liner
''Gse For 70 eH club ,'ne Expected to be f1ess and
doomed for the subway, the Phillies did not
give up an, inch. In distributing the mira
entsS o sts tss Of tb aek c'omoS Is
There are rumors in st. Louis announcing
Rogers Hornsby Is on the market or eligible
Johnny Lavan at short. Hornsby moved
over to third base and Stock to second
But Rog doesn't feel at home at third. and
tion without Hornshy when Paulette re-
turns, Hornsby may be used to secure some
The cardinais have one idea that should
be followed by all OF the big league mag
mates. This Is the knot-hele. sang-free nd
mission for kiddies under fourteen with per
feet department cards in school The young
. sters, who number about. 500 day. do more
roofing than 5000 paid fans.
The western trip will be a tough one for
Coombs, as the Cardinals are an improved
club. although they're at the bottom. The
Reds occupy second place and the second
& division Pirates polished of the Giants.
Coombs has these clubs to face to get in the
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Burman Defeats johnson

cago gave Patsy Johnson OF Trenton, a
beating last night in their ffteen-round go
at Oriole Park
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FIRST SIXTEEN
SnnllNnnl Rnnnl


Semihnal Round
Edward Styles. Old York Road defeated
D. W Platt. North Hills. and g.
u, w. Hoffner. Bala defeated f w
Knight Whitemarsh. I and g.
SECOND SIXTEEN
Semhnal Round
ID. c. Clegg. Lansdowne. defeated H. w
Wood Atlantic city. 4 and 3
. Or A; Webb North Hills, defeated c. ].
Stover, North Hills, up.
THIRD SIXTEEN
Seminal Round
X. p. Greenwood. North Hills defeated
L. NJ. Jones Cricket Club. 3 and .
j. r. Baldridge. North Hills defeated S
Bennett Lu Lu. and l.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
Seminal Round
l.. T. Myers. Llanerch defeated j. F
Meehan North Hills. = and l.
- E. j. Tallant, Lu Lu, defeated l.. w.
Trembley, North Hills, 1 and 8.
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The Edward q. Budd star aggregation
opposes TulpehoCken Reds on their home
Grounds at Twenty and Cambria
Streets The former champions OF the
Suburban League have a wonderful club
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The schedule In the Philadelphia Suburban
League should be productive of some close
Textile, which handed Lindley its
first defeat last Saturday, viii tackle Stem
ton in an endeavor to humble that nine. but
Liz" Powell is confident of holding the
Textile batters in check. Lindley meets
Glenside and Overbrook opposes Philadelphia
and Reading,
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Strawbridge a. ClOthier has booked Crsinus
College as the attraction on the grounds at
Sixty second and Chestnut streets this after
nocn. Now that the college schedule has been
completed, Ursinus is OF the opinion that
they are strong enough to tackle the
star pitcher, Hunter. with Hefier behind the
bat, while Strawbridge Slnthier VIII de-
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st. Louis, Mo-, June IF Jack
Coombs should suddenly fall heir to an
o.hou A,oxa. L -. TT,
MS ippis'
pl'ching stah recover lts stride ike the
Cardinals, then the Phillies would be in
a position to put up n stubborn fight
ort :, +ho 1yos+ r,o o,.,.o
So..
'iose u the 'ooo marx IN starting
their western visit yesterday. They
had a 5 to 4 lead up to the ninth in
ming but tbo Cardinals 9.shoa hoo,, ..
them With two rms orJ won az q
to <. '' y
Coombs is nor comn1oin;ro III ;s
waiting for so,no crr,,o art;st g. al
his footing moro tbon onoLo,d I;I,.
IN have three. mr. fomrZthroo ~ fomu
who would be abIo r. toan, tnnotbou
and hold tbe otbar foI,ou 10 snoI
score. -.
The batters oro n,or;rr tho;. ..
They oro driving o. tho othnn ,,itah
ers md petting onorah runs e. pu W.,
but now and tbon inst rhnn Coo,h,. mh,
imapipes bo ;s on tbo rood ~ Ds nou,,Ia.'
winning streak somothinn ho,. u,a, a',
he is pushed into tho Ios;na oni,,r,n
The Pb;llics wero nnt nxnootod .In' ~ o.
ont Of tbe bottom oftor +ho Lio,, ae - t,.. se.
had thew won yostordon,s rn,,n .L,. puC
would be on evon torr,s 18th Ias. 80
champions-tbinko of that and With n
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There will be n few surprises sprung in
all probability In the Montgomery County
clubs are playing those OF the second
tion. and a general shift in the standing rs
likely, as the clubs are closely punched, and
some may jump into select company and
others may drop into seCOnd-divison berths.