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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

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AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ATToM0SILEs F0H SALE
 WE
 TOLD YOU so!
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 Tuesday, Joe Toronto planked down his check on a Chandler.
 Wednesday, Mrs. Pitts bought a good used Dodge. MT. L. K. Mackie said he "had to have a Chan dler," so we waited on the gentleman. Another Chan dler was sold Wednesday to MT. Whittle at Ensley. He said: Boys, 1 have rode in this Buick just as long. as 1 am going to- get that old Chandler ready" The same day J. w. Ward of Ensley rolled up and asked us to shoot a Cleveland out for him, and then o. M. Baldwin put his name on the dotted line.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
MURRAY WINS FIVE
MATCHES IN WEST
Former Champion Now Even
With Field in Clay Court
Tourney

Chicago, July 15.-Seven players won
their way into the sixth round of the
annual national clay court tennis cham
pionship mems singles in series OF
feature matches at the South Side
Tennis Club yesterday. Thev were r..
Lindley Murray, Of Niagara Falls. n.
Y. national turf champion in 1913
Roland Roberts. Of San Francisco Vim
cent Richards. Of New York; Walter
y. Hayes. Ralph II. Burdick, Lucien
Williams and Jerry Weber, of Chicago.
Murray ran through five rounds yes,
tcrday. two by default. In the third
round he insisted on playing Lou Hayes,
Chicagoan. who had posted default
In his favor to hold over his name in the
bracket. and eliminated Hayes, 81.
6-3. Continuing his hard volleying and
aggressive not game in the fourth
round, Murray defeated Harry Grin
stead. of Louisville. 8-1, 6-2. Murray
was confronted by Walter 3. Wesbrook
the western intercollegiate champion, II
the tif tn round. but toppled him in thu
same business-like manner that marked
his previous victories, 8-1, g..
Both Hayes and Burdick went through
two rounds. In the fifth bracket Hayes
eliminated Edmond Levy, of California
| by fine display of steady, accurate
] driving. 81. 1-6, 60.
BurdiCk won applause by his worl
in the fourth round, in which he de
feated Kenneth Simmons, the Yale star
in two love sets. In the fifth. rount
Burdick won from, Walter Haase, o
| st. Louis, 6-2, 8-2
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HAMPTON LEADS
IN PRO TOURNEY
Richmond, Va, Golfer Makes
First Nine Holes in SO =
at PhiImont
BY SANDY MSNIBLICK

Harry Hampton, Of Richmond. Va.
led at the end Of the first nIhe holes
in the Professional match play cham
pionship at Philmont today. Hamp-
toms card totalcd 80. which was one
better than that turned in by J. Doug
las Edgar. the Canadian open champion.
The match IL thirty six holes. four to
qualify for the finals to be held in
Flossmoor. near Chicago. next month.
A heravy rain delayed the start OF
today's match for almost an hour.
Charley Hoffner, of Philmont, reg
istcred 3S for the initial mine. as
did James X. Thompson, of the Phila :
delphia Country Club. and George
Sayers. of Merton. William Burns, of
st. Davids, trailed with 40.
Jim Barnes is the present champion
but as he has not yet returned from
abroad, he will automatically qualify
There will be a further elimination Ia
make room for Harry Vardon and Ted
Ray, the Englishmen, as well as Barnes
Todays rounds were the qualifying
rounds for the annual championship OF
the Professional Golfers Association Of
! America. Twelve qualify in the metro.
politan district today, and 80 on, al
over the country.
There were many stars in the play a
Philmont today. Freddy Mcleod
midget champion of the north and south
for instance, teed off wit, Jack Camp
bell, Of the Old York Rdad local club
Mcleod was fnalist last year in th'
professional championship and was al
most sure bet to qualify today.
J. Douglas Edgar, Atlanta. was an
other famous pro in the rCnning. IL
won the Canadian championship las
year with a spell Of dizzy golf whicl
resulted in one of the lowest cards eve
turned in for 72-hrlts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
HUGE GOLF FIELD
IN LLANERCH FETE
Entry List Expected to Top
200 Mark in First Annual
Links Tourney There

Golfers Of all kinds, from the city
champion on down. to the number OF
close to two hundred. teed of today to
qualify in the first annual invitation OF
the Ilanerch Country Club at Llanerch.
The parade or the first tee started
about $40 this morning and will last
all day long. constant procession, each
pair going away at FIVE minute inter-
vals.
The setting is the old Bon Air course
which has been considerably improved
and the links were in the best possible
shape for scoring.
There was scarcely star or veteran
of past tourney triumphs in the city
missing from the line up. Most of the
best players choose afternoon starting
times. The bright and particular star
of the Llanerch club is j. j. Beadle
winner of the Lu Lu tourney last year
Beadle has been hugging the low seven
ties at Llanerch and is expected to have
fine chance for the medal today.
Others who should return media
scores close to the top or better are
J. w. Platt. city champion, Nortf
Hills medalist and winner, who alst
broke the course record for the media
Mt Old York Road this year; -.Georg'
Hoffner. winner of the Silver Cross
Edward c. Clarey. York Road winner
Edward T. Styles, Wilmington semi
finalist: DR.. Simon Carr, Pine Valley
Fred w. Knight, city champion medal
list; Cecil Calvert. North Hills: Ec
Satherthwaite. Bala; Harold Kitson
Huntingdon Valley; Edward Talent
first sixteen calibcr George Lindsay
Bala; Spencer L. Jones. Plymouth
Robert Ransford, Jr., Llanerch, ano
Charles H. Sykes, Bala.
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amateur Sports

Ssys SG|y North III Il Hmefi e
southpaw outsdsT daSsnEaG Snd pieebsr $3.50 Sovii w
IKE 70 join hrst-ciass team Bali piayer' SSeia
Bonafon Club away. first class. j. p
Cunningham.. 6o0i Greenway avenue.
@sS % a. omen n; 'aWe'|i nd nrst SiasS Aqsust Z
avenue. nue. Sudubon, Il f"'0f'' j. '0' H"v''"nd
wars cSSs;y NptsES tsEs. formsry q; the Della
Box III. Fernwood. Pa.
o0sn T.; T. wS,s,sa, SEsy1 Tst p,.sss Glass 5Sy IT, IS
Elmwood A. A. (home). second class. Ju,v
and 80 open. L. Colfesh, zoos south
:, TulpshSeksn Reds {awsy,. frs. class. vii.
Bros esxssS srs. sSsisnd eiass saHSsy saHSay' and
twilight games; C. w. Brumbach. Lit Bros.
hi Biaane1's 1%' bassSsiI tss' tsSm taway, second
class r. Mccarney. care OF Biauner's.
Meteor 4. A: (awsy). first class. Dutch
sommSr 4eis West Glrard avenue.
onia Finn %,.SS T HTeS sas, HSss Ssr, sas July II
team playing Saturday and Sunday y bali. seiI'
Pitcher and catcher. formerly with a six.
Ssis pfyins snssy with team of that age
Fairhill Club (away). first class July II
open. Harry Hamburg. phone Kensinston
Woodland Tigers A. A. (home). first class.
Saturday and Sunday. A. Braxton. 37is
Mount Vernon street.
Cramp i'rofs (away), first class. July IT
and "a open. J. II. DALEY. 719 Belgrade
81. George 4. A. (away). first class. II.
Brown. 8l80 Aramingo avenue.
South Phillies Profs (away). first class.
], Kane, l785 Ritner street.
Shamrock i, G. (away). first class. Satur-
dav and Sunday open. ]. Fox. 2i32 South
Fifth street.
Westmoreiand Club (away), first class,
July IT, 1s and "a. James Kennedy. 245a
North Tenth street
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mHNSON,S TEAM UP
FOR LONGWOOD MEET
Wallace F. and Harry c.
Paired in Doubles To-
oether Next Week
ry sPICK HALL

SBINn
,,wT tcpnis team Of Johnsons
4 h.s ne entered the ysts: Wallace E.
:, mas sa sa and Harry c.. of the Long
d Cynmw,hI club. have formed com.
WOOD ,I'vt ,hat will be- one OF the Dest
binaton tbe LongwoOd tournament
pairs n,ao,ns ~ at Brookline. Mass, next
Monday. A.. :. ,;lelv to draw the
,,,aest and most representative .n..'
~ ,bot hnsslnvcd together tnis seuSun;
Tha 6ght for the famous L9ngWoo9 DOW
ihr li,eors finds the best players III 'n.
amt .utrv on the score cara anu no !
ryT ,,n be- this year. Although iolh OF
smorico's s premier players nre plaE,hg
- ALE Tngland in the semifinals Tor tne
n mm.yis Gun, the Longwood tournament
Iii he nm excellent one. u
wiz Wallace Johnson and Dick Harte are
Id unon as the two most ilReiv 10
t loone'; IN Ithc finals. and judging from
Ws,,oce's game in the recent tourha-
Mana' IN tbis vicinity. it Is ,he who Is
,sl,r meg,s 70 annex the howl. The. last time
nT.H Msiioco ~ met Dick Harte. the latter
van" IN n despcratcly close match IN
vS;oh WI Tho philadelphian. though beaten
Will tho prcatcr number OF points.
Tsnr mot on the turf courts Of the west
e,I. Tonnis Club, Forest Hills. u. L..
n r " Boston Philadelphia match for the
| Church Cup
In Good Shape as,
uorte has not been in good condition
since that time, but reports from 1908
ION state that he is well again ana Ill
lust as good shape to play. as ever.
Harry Johnson. Wn'lnrc's PARTNER IN
the doubles, was ranked No.2O last sea-
con and is one Of the foremost players
of thc country. Hr Is s""ti"ula",.y good
in doubles, and II WaTsee finds that
they work well together. 1t would not
be surprising to sec them capture the
doubles.
Wallace johnson has been going at
n terrific cin recently. Yesterday he
nlayed l.. H. Richards. Ir.. German
town. in the middle states tournament at
Mannheim. Richards X strong
player. but Wallace had him completely
at bis mercy yesterday, winning the first
set at love and the second at 6.3. which
shows how far superior Americas fifth
player is to the general run of e1-
perts.
The drawings for the mixed doubles
in the middle states were made yes
terday at the Germantown Cricket Club.
Seventeen teams are entered. Play will
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HISTORY MAY REPEAT
Man o. War and John p. Grier Ma,
Race Again Saturday

New York, July 15.-While the fact
has not been announced officially as yet
it was learned on apparently reliable
authority that Man o. War and John
?. Grier will renew their feud at the
Empire City track Saturday afternoon.
These two wonderful three year old
colts. which made turf history in the
Dwyer at Aqueduct Saturday last, are
both eligible for the Empire City Derby
This is a condition race in which Nav
o. War will carry 100 pounds, and will
concede to John p. Grier eighteen
pounds. as he did in the Dwyer.
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ons' Girls Play stetson's

This evening. at the Stetson baseball
grounds at Fourth and Berks streets. the
fory will entertain the girls team from
the j. and J. Dobson mills. at Falls of the
Schuylkill. 49,,
ing at 5 D. m. Both lay claim to the con
test already and the contest will be keenly
on saturday afternoon. prior to the bls
fracas between the J. ]. Dobson and n,
EIelsher Yarn baseball teams at the Dob
son Field Thirty-nfth street and Queen lane
the Disston girls will play the girls team
OF Dobson's.
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

TOMMY MEALY. of Southwark,
y VS.. George Reynolds. of Manayunk,
will be the star eight round bout on the
weekly program at the Germantown A.
A. tonight 1t will be the second meet
Since their initial clash George, who is
both In ring experience and ability.
Mealy might find himself stacked against
q tartar. Then. again Reynolds might
stop one Of the South Philadelphian' $
well l-known haymakcrs. Boxing Is Il
funny game-it is so uncertain. An
other eight rounder-. the semi final
will be between Denny Greeves, of Man
ayunk, and frankie McKeever. of
Norristown. The six round matches
will be as follows: Tommy Devlin, of
Manayunk. VS.. Johnny Fawn, of Tioga !;
Young Whitehead, of East Falls, VS..
Young Morroca, of Nicctown, and
Jimmy Nolan. of Manayunk, VS.. Young
Warl of Roxborough.
-Four bouts are TO cost the International
Sporting Club. OF New York. sGG,5oO. Such
ss for bssn Sh' sSTsr in bouts
is TO be held at Newark, and the following
saar,,SR.e@Ss; ran! @ II ts said; arg to be paid: Full
Marcel Thomas. .s2500; Eddie FltzsImmons.
1880; Dundee. $500: Frank Koran, $4,000,
and Wild Burt Kenny, $500.
The date for the Eddie McAndrcws- Frank
Loughrey match. fifteen rounds. at West
Mansyunk. has been set back u week II
viii be put on under the auspices OF Tom
i6r isitStuy : for the nstoh' nate boxers are train
Paddy Nalen. East Falls sportsman. Is
taking great Interest in the developing OF two
boxers under his guidance. They are Young
Ramach and Joe Brennan.
l. mddlrweight bout of territorial flavor
Street hp. 0f ssT hh Ct hs b. Esxsath ESxa
Of Smoky Holoy.. Will take on Jimmy 'Gib.
bon hons Of Z Graya Ferry. Another eisht:rounde
Other bouts are: Jack Cullen W. Willie Willie
Mitchell. Matty Barrett vs. Young Muldoon
and Arthur Glenden VS.. Tommy Wilson.
Charley Rear leaves tonight for Boston.
where he Is TO meet Young Socco. Socco
boxed IN this vicinity last season. Joe KEN
% Rear Win haTfmeyn Tony z fpr Al sn behalf
and Frankie Rice. at Baltimore.
Young Roundy Donahue is making a sue
tt,sstu comeback at the age OF thirty-three
htler remaining on the side-llnes for several
itatS Donahue decided to re-enter the ring.
Gently that Roundy now thinks he has a
lot more bouts left In him.
,tee Tyrrell Is out with a challenge to all
~ uns Dantams, from Pete Herman down on
;sn ;snat OF Martin Judge, the Manayunk itai-
WJ,i ,sn; Judge has been anxious for a meeting
with HANK McGovern or Patsy Wallace.
"A bout OF color will be the headliner tomor-
prnoIl' n'sht at the Cambria A. c. Preston
et,,M. VINO used to be a clever boxer, will
ynmnp comeback when the negro meets
atbars Mu!llsan In an eisht-rounder. Tho
Xoons e@,Eht'rGund @ TIT will be between Joe
hhsTrence Moody vs.. Tommy Deyiin. Marty
VA IIhs' vs. Johnny Royce and Kid Earle
l., Young Joe Borrell broke his hand IN train.
mon iyesSterday while boxing with Leo Ray
,,hSonq. no MS sparring partner. Joe Griffo says
Ss.ta' INJURY VIII keep Borrell Idle for several
'ou"S Ray Belmont Is being handled by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
Three Games for Smith Nine

Frank Carrolrs Marshsli r. Smith &
Bro. nine will play the usual weekend twi-
lisht game tonight at b and Tiosa streets
Its opponent will be the Stenton team. leader
be on the mound for the suburba mites. and
Manager Carroll will send either Kohler or
McKenty to oppose him. on Saturday Phil
Yost and his Camden City aggrega tion will
be the attraction at the sporting goods ball
park and on Sunday the Quaker City Rubber
Co. team will be the attraction.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Mt Philndelphia---Clotidyi $3.50.
81. Louis at New York-Cloudyi $3.50.
Detroit at BostOn---Clcar: S:i5,
Chicago nt Notwithstanding, $3.50.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
phillies Mt Cincnnati--Cleari 3.
Rrooklyn NJ Chiengo-tleari 3.
Boston nj Ptttsbufgh-ClOudyi $3.50, D..
Only games scheduled.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, o; Athletics, 3
Boston, Q, Detroit, 3 ust game)
Boston, 4, Detroit. o ed game)
Washlngton. 81 ChicaEo,
st. Louis. II New York. Z
b. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, 3, Philiiss. 2 40 inningsJ
Brooklyn, 3, Chicago, 2 list Eame)
Brooklyn. 4; Chicago, t2d game
. New York, !, st. Louis,
Pittsburgh. 4; Boston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15

Frankie Lapp. Belmont says that he has
given Indian Russell two tough tussles and
would not mind going to bat with the red
pounds says Lapp.
Billy Gibson has added Jack Reeves, a Cali
ifornia middlewelght, to his stable. which
also holds Benny Leonard and Joe Benjamin.
., Boxing In Baltimore virtually Is killed. The
lowing the sided affair in which Kid
Williams so easily disposed Of Dutch Brandt
in three rounds
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Reds Drop Four Pitchers

Cincinnati. July 15.-Four young pitchers
einnati National League baseball club. Guy
rsIaadd. rlIckaad. Cornell star; was. uncondltionaily
pitcher. and Harry Carlson were sent to
Evansville. Ind. while John Their will 20 To
ing. '' 'e""o"-
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Arrest Independent Team Pilot

Charlotte. July l5.-Accused Of attempt
Ing to lure players from the Charlotte. South
atlantic League. baseball! club p, Meehan
promoter OF an Independent ba sebaIl tea nd
at Chesterfield. S. c.. "in the Million DollaI
Leasue. has been arrested here at the in.
The specific charge made against Mechan wa
solicitation OF labor without a license IN
violation OF city ordinance 81
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Protests Athletes Action

New York, July 15.---Thomas +. ward
Jr., president OF 1O6th Infantry Post, Ameri'
can Legion. has written to the registration
committee Of the A. A. u, requesting that
action be taken against william Hayes ano
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
Med Succeeds SkeIley

Now York. July 1b.-Charley SSelley,
whose hustiing got the International League
franchise for Akron. has seen relieved Of
his position as business manager OF the club.
nd rank Med named to succeed him.
The stockholders charged that Shelley was
too reckless in his expenditures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15

sey. stanford University. and Jack sellers.
Johnny simmons. Georse COrnette and Larry
iaiitIrI TO- anocnr ~ ih .tsu's ant1a
last Saturday. after having scnt in signed
entry blanks.
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Cynwyd PLAYER Trlumphs

wernersyiiie. Pa. July 1o.-Playins sen
sntional tennis, A. s. Burlis, Cynwyd Tennis
Club. defeated George Z. Giipin. oakmon,
Country Club. 8-4. 40. SO. 40. SO. after q
grueiing contest In the finals Of .he men,
singles In the Galen Hall tennis tournament
Park Edge A. {. taway). first class. j
p, Ferry, 3e4s Wyalusing avenue;
Argo A. G. (home or Rway) fifteen year,
old, J, Boyle. 1106 State street.
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-, rHc Iyrrell is out with a challenge to all
% ~ %uhs bantams, from Pete Herman down on
;nat OF Martin Judge. the Manayunk Itai-
wJ,t. aJnt tyudge has been anxious for a meeting
Win hahk McGovern or Patsy Wallace.
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-Four bouts are TO cost the International
Sporting Club of New York. sGG.5 Such
figure for eight boxers. In no-decision bouts.
Is to be held at Newark and the following
suar.nteSs, II ts said. arg to be paid: Full
Marcel Thomas. s25OO; Eddie FitzsImmons. =.
1880; Dundee. $500: Frank Koran. $4,000,
and Wild Burt Kenny. $500.
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The date for the Eddie McAndrcws- Frank
Loughrey match. fifteen rounds at West
Manayunk. has been set back Il week. II
will be put on under the auspices Of Tom
Loughrey, August 2. Both boxers are train
Ing faithfully for the match
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mddlcweight bout of territorial favor
street Arena tomorrow ntsht. Joe AugatIs.
OF Smoky Holox.' will take on Jimmy .Gib-
vii DO Tommy Loughran VS.. Danny Whalen.
Other bouts are: Jack Cullen VS.. Willie
Mitchell; Matty Barrett VS.. Young Muldoon
and Arthur Glenden VS.. Tommy Wilson,
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"a - bout OF color will be the headlner tomor-
Rrou, t%~ nsht at the Cambria A. C. Preston
st,nMOn. t,mm VINO used to be. a clever boxer. will
yomnn' comeback when the negro meets
athnrS lIhunS Mu!llsan In an eisht-rounder. Tho
Eonr. e!ght-r0und TIT will be between Joe
ana Tommy Warren. Other bouts:
bsch,nnce Moody vs. Tommy Devlin. Marty
Va vs. Johnny Royce and Kid Earle
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Young Roundy D0nahue is making a suc-
tttsstu Itu comeback at the age OF thlrty-three
r hioer remaining on the side-lines for several
itats Donahue decided to re-enter the ring
c.n,si me showed so we'll against Martin Judge re-
Centy mat Roundy now thinks he has a
lot more bouts left In him.
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Charley Rear leaves tonight for Boston.
boxed In this vicinity last season. Joe Ken.
nedy also IL dlckering for matches on behalf
OF near with Tony Zill at Youngstown, o.,
and Frankie Rice. at baltimore,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15

Young Joe Borrell broke his hand IN train.
mer yesterday while boxing with Leo Ray
wUnG. ~. ms sparring partner. Joe Griffo says
S..ts t'urS VIII keep Borrell Idle for several
iounS Ray Belmont Is being handled by