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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
ROYAL ARCANUM
HOLDS BIG MEET
Noted Athletes Will Compete
Today in Various Events at
Willow Grove
MORE THAN 200 ENTRIES

The fourth annual field day of the
Royal Arcanum Athletic Association.
sanctioned by the A. A. T.. will be
held at Willow Grove this afternoon at
2:30 More than 200 athletes, from
all Of the large athletic clubs in Phia-
dplphia and vicinity, have entered in
the twenty events on the program, some
of which are open, and some closed.
Johnnie Gray, winner of the Amer
ican Legion marathon race, from VII
lanova to Franklin Field two weeks
ago. will be on scratch in the one mile
run lie will race unattached. Andy
Ilisler. Meadowbrook W. RittIor. Jr.,
Meadowbrook. and +. f., Tobaben
Mcadowbrook. are tho other scratch
men in this event.
Al lie Coney, Lafayette College,
runner-up in the Intercollegiate in the
century dash. is the only man on
scratch in his favorite event He will
sport the colors of the Meadowbrook
Club. lie Coney will give handcaps of
from -. TO . yards. He will also
run from scratch in the 900.
Seven teams are entered in the med =
Icy relay race. Meadowbrook will start
| two teams The first composed Of IT,
Coney. Rodgers. O'Bricn. IIislcr. Will
liams. Trout, McGrady and Edmis,on.
will run from scratch. llandicapS OF
from 30 TO 90 yards will be given to
the second team, Shanahan c. c.,
Northwest B. G., Ridley Park \. C.,
Enterprise &. y. NJ. A. and Victrix
| e. e.
J. J. O'Brcn. MpadowbrOok. will be
on the line in the SS0-yard run. lie
will make allowances of from ! TO &c
| yards to tho other fourteen entries in
, this event.
In the running broad jump 4. Rose
| Mcadowbrook. will be the only per.
! former without handicap. while W
r. Hampton. of the same club will bC
scratch man in the running high jump
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Fight With Even Break His ProbabI
u. S. HAS THREE GOLF
HOPES AT ST. ANDREWS
HutcItison, Barnes and Hagen Are Expected to Max.
Good Shouting but Great Britain Has Brilliant
Array of Links Talent
BY GRANTLAND RICE

forward to in the way of rooo,.
prestige. Ihe burden of proof is NV NV
heavy upon him, and no man was now
keener to make a good showing o,SM S'M
prove his ability over British aaiat
soil. Hagen Is much better na,a
than they take him to be. But ybn,ucI
he can prove 1t or not remains to 4,
seen. "
LIS case is much like that of Ia,
IL McDermotts. McDermott a,
open champion, came to Uovlol. Vgi
101Z and was around In a snannv 90 ~
falling to even qualify, He was -
garded as tremendous fizzle n"
year later he returned and fnisbsJ
fifth place. which is the rank IN ~
Barnes attained at Deal last roau ".a
McDermott at least proved thai /.
could play golf, and it is up to H., =.
to come through with enough stuff ~
erase at least portion of the h,os
established against his name last Juns
LIE WILL be up against sr,,.
IL field. Abe Mitchell has been nj.
ing brilliantly, and his temnoran,a.., ma,
seems to be better adjusted after Va
cent successes. Duncan has boor "a
his stride, but lately has been workirs
back. Kirkwood has made n deem i'm.
preston by his. fine play, and Havas i,
another star of top merit. Then tbs,.
are time -honored veterans. such !,
Vardon, Taylor and Braid, who AZ. ~
hardly young enough to stand the grind
although Sandy Herd, at fifty.two,
finished second last year. Ted Raw /,
another dangerous factor to be CON
sidered. All in all, this British Oman
will carry one Of the greatest 6sld.
ever known, with the competition er
ceedingly keen and close to the lat
putt. And while st. Andrews is not
trife old fashioned, and not the greatest
course in the world. its many attrac.
tive features and its historic associs.
tions will lend their share to the biz
carnival. T
Copyright. 1921. All rights RESERVED
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AMATEUR SPORTS

West clearheld street. We
a. a second has bsseman or or ou,aeder would
year-old team. Ball Player. phone Oregon
Rosiyn Club has open dates for all sr,,.
class home teams. Manager, 222 East wis.
ter street.
Creston a. c. wants to hear from an
sixteen. I.sevsnteen,year-old teams haviur
FF9SRaS %ssco P!' fMirF M DfSNf B. B. o5sscD e. %osS s
to hear from a hrst-class team that -" |.
without game at home today. W. Pear.
Germantown club has open dates away
Torty;.ishth Ward juniors has rss' open date,
]. Lyons. 22s0 Watkins street. ''''"' '''''
ssST sssm 5,om seSU 81 Rsynfda .,4s. ns%'
flrst-class team. Ball Player, s305 Howell
street.
r., o. p: has open dates away. .
-. Johns G. G. would like to book gams,
With With al first class home teams. J. Brown.
Joe Jackson Field Club wants to book
games with all frst-class home teams Joe
jackson. 1900 South Ninth street
NJ. Il. g. would IKE to hear from all ff-
teen-eishteen-year-old home teams. Joe VIII
liains. 621 Richmond street.
SotuHUu Wants 10 near from All nrst-
class home teams. G. Doyle care ST. Co.
lumba c. c., Twentyffth street and ls-
high avenue.
Westmoreland Republican Association. a
fast travelling team. wants games with first
class teams Westmoreand Republican As
ISOLATION. 2721 East Allegheny avenue.
Dexter A. G. has June is and 10 open for
nrSt-class home teams. N. Hoffman. 1919
North Palethorp street.
X. u. X. wants to arrange games with all
first GLASS teams in and a bout the city paying
a fair guarantee. II. Schwar5, II North
Sixth street.
Brookdale Travellers want games P. c.
Dill, 41s North Sixty-third street.
Farren Field Club, a frst-class trayelinr
team, wants games. W. Baehrle, phone ph'
mond S43S.
Pen Mar A. A. wants TO book games with
all first-class home teams. p p. Byron
1900 North Clearfield street.
Kershaw Club desires TO book games VIII
ali teams having grounds. Thomas r. Hill
phone Poplar $3.50 J.
Any first-class players that would like %
connect with team OF the same caliS.
should communicate with NJ. Rosen' ls'i
South Eighth street, .
brethren II. B. G. has June IS open q,
home. w. A. sterler, phone Diamond
/ Cap Knishts Pros have this SATURDAY a5a
| Sunday open for hrst-class home teams V
Knight. 1860 South Yewdell street.
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IF FIGHT GATE DRAWS
a MILLION, EXPENSES
WILL AMOUNT TO SAME
additional Fue- Dollar Seats Could Not Be Built No,c
for Less Than Seuen Dollms-Not a Great Finan.
cial Scheme, Consequently
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledeer

Il.
THE day of the big fight draws near mathematical persons figuring
~ will
life half miionho
depends what kind OF life
envous
They believe will bundle
Rcar1 wishes thing
that's joke.
championship battle smooth. job There
of small Richard will
make will
history, receipts
Expenses said to be greater than before In Toledo Tex
the $3.50
The labor should
be cheaper is said good authority that $OoO already has been
will be almost impossible enlarge the place because the additional
will fvcdoar
built will be The back thirty five feet high and building
figured additional
dollar built would cost about 81 There percentage in that
$4,000
this That brings the SSoOOOO
Then comes the war tax Rckard paying the Government tax himself
selling Therefore
taken in the 100000 The New Jersey State also
That. also
that. All of which 100000 will be paid
ADDING these S,000O00
~ Rckd and he riH
so that. Ter isn't time Of
million dollar wha ooud call calm and
restut business
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TJt Rrothers NJ North phIIIto, u,o,,.., 49,,
NvjngohoCkIn9 streetS ''''eS' 'ourth ana
GIrard Field club at Shanabo, ro.,
elEht6 and Brown % streSt. '"a"a"ah' forty-
TlGewater Oil at Stetsor Fourth and
T Benson en- sf1'f's Field Club a, Kenstnrton
Il and Clea rfeld streets 80 49,
Paradise Travellers at Twentieth C'anturv
club, Twenty-seventh and Master streets
Quaker Lace at Goiiingswood
Adams road and MasCher street
Liepcrvile at GrcnlOch. u J.
Marshall =. Smith at Camden City
issrfe5 ihIsTdfei55niS roT a onmnt% T%I~m1%ia PS
ter
Tramp Professionals a. Elmer, n J.
Chew and Pleasant ,streets. '
,orG Mestom s,GG, S'uo at Media sixtieth and OK
Naval Aircraft at Haywood Thirty-frst
an3 DtckInsnn, streets
summit NJ az Logan y, A., Eighteenth
n Aquinas G. { at 81, Clements, Seventy
ors. street nHd as,n pascnali ay"nHH ,,oor
Of Burlington,
, i'orralne b!hhts AZ buster seventh and
Phillnorc a At Sherwood FIFTY ninth
street and Whitey avenue.
seventh street aud Icbari5n avenue.
Surpass A. C. at Notasemo. and Tioga
TuIpehocken Reds At CoIinGswood
brooklyn Royal Giants at Bridcsburg,
Richmond and prth9dnN sircets, .
FIeish"r girls at A6erioHI" Girls. chester.
hfth street and Queen lane.
Pennsylvania Tigers at Shamrock, Front
and Porter streets,
Freight Traffic, J. r.. r., vs. New York
Central Railroad. Forty-fourh and Parkside
avenue.
Hemock A. a. at Cha font Pa.
Merrill Pros. ut Audubon.
KeTshaw Club at Ardmore.
Argo A. A, at Francisville, Nineteenth
and Brown streets.
Frankford Il. G, at Kane Mfg, Co., Bridge
and Cottman streets.
SITNDAY GAMES
I,,po,vd Irnn NJ Allentown
rau, Sidn or Cam,Ean AT RrId.shurg
RI"hmond ard Orthodox streets
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F0UR.CORNEREO 4O-MlLE
GRIND AT DROME TONIGHT
Smith Pitted Against Lawrence,
Cory and BedeII at Point Breeze

~N'' o'N SSbN'' CT 'O'lll
Tommy Smith, tho New York youth
who is breaking into th" motorpacrd
sport this season. will get his first up-
portunity to appear in big time com
pany when ho starts in tine forty mile
four -cOrncred grind ut the Point Brrozr
Nelodromc tonight. Smith was selected
ms the fourth starter af,cr winning
three -COrnercd fifteen mil" event on his
last appearance in this city.
Pitted against Smith will be- three
international stars. They are Percy
Lawrence. the California crack: Monus
Bedell, the Long Island veteran. and
Frank Cory, AuStralia's game little
rider. Because of his brilliant race here
the last time out, Cory looms as the
favorite.
Whether Smith will he able to pedal
the full distance against such stars as
Lawrence, Bedell and Cory remains to
be seen, In his fifteen mile race here
Smith showed good form and he may
cross the dope.
Another feature on tOnightS : program
is to be a one mile sprint match race
between star amateur riders Robby
Walthour. Jr.. of Atlanta. Ga. and
Frank GrOnewski. champion of New
York State, will compete against Frank
Harris. Of the Olympic G. C., this city,
and Willie Grimm. of Newark, y, J.
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Amber at Conshohocken, Chestnut Hill at
I.ansdaI" Souderton at Doylestown,
PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Cilensde 1T Hatboro. SOUTHAMPTON at
Wyndmoor, Willow Grove at Fort Washing
ton.
TNpUSTKIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Thornton at Packard. Seventeenth street
and Indiana avenue; Supp.Ht-bidn!e a. WINS, ,,
Hr9ad street ana Allegheny aErmu'' snt rnad s19
Unruh street; IIohifeld at GimboI, Northeast
Manual Field.
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURI:RS'
LEAGUE
De FRAN nt Rudd Twenty-utnth and
rIearneI streets; IAggctt & Myers at COM.
rr.rrial r-urk Second aud Bristol Streets
snI 1,niorto streets; = " Young at INIT
consr rructon Fifty-cghth street and Elm.
wood avenue. Hatch Motors at Western
Tn,"u, Broad and Bgcr streets.
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE
Morton at Media. Rockdalr at Iausdowno,
,Tittuu Heights at Upland.
TNENTY-FIRST WARD CHURrll IEAGUE
I'nurth reformed ct Wissahi"kUU NJ. e.
walnut Lane east Of RidE" avenue: 81 Tim
othy's 1T WIssahtckon lT"sh>leridn' N'lil'"
sro~i cast of RIdf a''@a%; !Trg '@hSr"G,cH ,. % N
~ Ridge avenue, 8 any At RoEhoroush
Rarst IIoTm,IGGS a, 2%"Sn ~ &bon E"T,s EcI
avenue east of Ridgc ''"nue
RED MEN'S LEAGUE. SECTION "A'
Nuskoka at Msnaiuing, Twenty-ninth aud
somerset streets; Nonah =, hEo'hr, E,eE"nln
iIongweo Tongwee Berkshire and iN"hmonl
streets; ILaska at schuyikIlI' "h7atSheaf
lane aud Richmond street
RED MEMS LEAGUE. SECTION "B"
N,innewa ct sapnna Forty-nin'h street
a,J t'n,gtrr avenue; Mandam at Aztec, lIar-
rowEate and N!cetown lane Ml'nita, at
Totem Wayne Junction TonE"ee at "oi'
ristnwn. .
NORTH PHII.ADEkPHIA CHURCH
LEAGUE
East Bsptlst ut St. Mchuers. Waterview
Recreation Center GTTm"NS%wn, WYom,Rs H %Il ayCn a.
Nita,nrnnon,tr at LehIgh Nedro avenue and
| York road Grace at I'eVer'hston' l""nton
| and Hermitage streets
BELL. TELEPHONE LEAGUE
Eauipment at Western Electric, Maple
| Grove; CONSTRUCTION al General Offices
Twenty-ntnth and somerset streets, 4; !.
| Vnh,cIes Mt Norrstown; Chester At EngiuocI
| InE, Twenty-ninth and Somerset sir""'s.
GLoUCEsTER COUNTY L;EEAGrUnE
GIbbsioyn. bridgeport at Swedcsboro.
BuRLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE.
RoobltnF at BOrdcntown. beverly a. Flor
| cucr. Burlington At WYera'd'
Rrvn Mawr at WAYNE, TiRhlaud rark Al
| Rrrwyu Ardmorr ct Narherlh-
FIREMEN'S LEAGUE
seventh ~ Third battalion Tohh y
| Fourth Eleventh at Firth,
WiST pTIllA, CATHOL" LEAGUE
G. NJ s. at De Sales, seventy -srCoud an,
Woodland avenue; Lady Of Victory e, g
at Norwood. SiNty-thIrd aud Walnut streets
EEMI-PRO GAMES
ART Dcyln's Bronx Giants At NATIVITY
H,Igradc and ontario streets
j. j. Dubson At FGnCoyd iron Works
RjIce avenue and Park Drive.
t'Tessona Tigers at IIilldae, Darby.
| Fox Motor at Fleisher. Twenty-siXth an
hwtiantic Refining at Strawbridge & Cloth
lar Sixty-third and WalG.t streets.
NHaSison stars at p, n. T, All-Stsrs. Tent
and Butler streets
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RIVALS CLASH TODAY
Pencoyd and Dobson Meet in Third
Game of NeIohborhood Series

The ]. & J. Dobson and Pcncoyd
Iron Works baseball teams meet in the
third game Of series for the cham =
pionship of the Falls of Schuylkill this
afternoon on the Pcncoyd diamond a
Ridge avenue and Park drive.
Bob Calhoun will use KcenC anC
Iaig as the battery for Dobson, while
Jack Reynolds will depend on Clock
and Spohrer. Several other new play
crs will appear in the pencoyd line uI
and It is announced that Al Mouradian
the Penn outficldcr, will report for duty
next week.
Herman Baetzcl has been selected a,
the umpire in chief for this afternoon
game by agreement of both teams.
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TO HOLD BICYCLE MEET
Four Events to Be Contested on
Roosevelt Boulevard This Afternoon

A bicycle meet, the first event Of its
kind to receive an official permit to be
held over the public highways in this
city in twenty-five years, will be held
this afternoon on the Roosevelt boulc-
ward. between Bustleton pike and Cott
man street.
1t is conducted under the joint aus
piccs of the Quaker City Cycling As
sociation and the Northeast Whcelmer
and the ultimate object in the bringing
to this city Of the national cycling
meet.
The events to be contested are: Five
mile amateur handicop. one mile open
one mile for boys over fourteen, anc
half mile for boys under fourteen.
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Takes On the Heduy,Ueights

heavyweght
The champion did extending
a o get
punches Ghee Memphis
a o
blocking Gh jbbed champion Near
the landed hook Baler chin and he
slipped fell the floor,
In the second round Ghec got slightly aggressive and this almost
spelled his IiN Dempseys
quickly retaaed He wndd in swinging both rocked and sockc his
the bell knockout Ghc bleeding
from the mouth and wabbly condition.
Dempsey condition The only thing
guarding He
likely probably
indulge in light workouts
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RUTH PARTY IN CRASH
Babe" and Friends Escape Injury
in Collision With Truck

New York. June Is Babe Ruth, hle
wife and party Of friends. which in
eluded Bill Picrcy, pitcher for the New
York Yankees, narrowly escaped serious
injury yesterday afternoon when the
automobile in which they were riding
WAS struck by truck at WOOdhaven
Junction on the road TO jana ca.
The front epd of the automobile,
which Babe Ruth had hired for the Oc-
casion, was damaged badly. The car
Mas spun around and all the occupants
shaken f'T','hut none was injured.
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SEM|-F|NALS ON IN
WILMINGTON GOLF
Dean VS.. Newton and Walker
VS.. chickering Matches Draw
Gallery There Today
JOE C0BLE THE HERO
BY SANDY McNIBLICk


semi final matches for the major trophy
in the annual invitation golf tourna-
ment of the Wilmington Country Club
| went away this morning. J. s. Dean,
! Princeton golf captain, who won the
medal here, teed off against II. l. New
ton. Whitcmarsh. in the upper bracket.
and Lucien Walker, Columbia, played
II. G.. Chickering, Wilmington star, in
the lower
Some great scoring was expected.
| Dean broke the record of the re-
arranged course on qualifying day and
Walker had card of 81 for the first
nine holes to win his match yesterday
! afternoon.
Impartial galleries followed both tits
| confident of seeing also great final
contest for the cup this afternoon. Rain
had taken all Of the lightning ont of the
, course and the turf was of Just the
| proper speed.
Dean beat Sid Scott. last years win
ner, and Price McQuillau, Overbrook. to
reach this mornings test. Newton did
! for j. s. Bush. Yale. and Joe Coble;
Philadelphia Golf Club. He qualified
this week for the Lynnewood Hall Cup
and is showing great promise.
Chickering defeated !. G. Radcliff and
II. wedneli. St. Davids. to reach the
semi finals, while Walker accounted for
w. b. Denham and F. De Janvier.
Wilmington.
On His Game
Walker was intercollegiate champion
| in 1919 and Is right on the top of his
game. as anybody ought to be to score
SO out.
There was no doubt about whom the
hoi polloi wanted to win. 1t was none
other than Joe Coble. He carried all of
the gallery in both his matches yes
terday.
The little italian put on the feature
match of the morning when he defeated
! +. II. briggs, Merton, after twenty
three holes of real golf 1t was battle
from start to finish. Every caddy in
| the place was out there all day trailing
around behind COblc.
! And there never was a better behaved
| throng. either. Came a good shot OF
| the club Of briggs. they clapped appre :
ciatively. Came good shot out of
the bag of Coble. they let loose with
al their hearts and just plain yipped
their "vivas!''
All the blood in their warm hearts
| throbbed for their young fellow coun-
tryman. and their enthusiasm was un-
restrained when Coble rose to the shot
to be made.
T.. l,n "a
IL Was an eyr- W -opener on iam so,
! scope OF gov mere was aaS .t Ld mr.I
NE p!et''tst sGaLle' T%a. so' Ln' ;,.aIr,. ""
~" ~ snc SUI iouSo, al ,Lo
rivalry of the flags nowadays in golf.
| Also that gallery yesterday would
n,, nane open r. tssun ~ so"aot u. tbo eth;r.
psrI,san ~ ror II ile'sr L", s"t ,ne norts.
y, enl san nor .ne It uie .Ln ~ ,s "a s'o oan,
!. eno' ,aNeS s;ni.,I sH,L o,i' =, .%e nar.
.ien, ~ - "uo a. Su .,h -" of y.;I,,ins.
tnn San "i''''' a9 'ue n'e'NOe'' VI '''e
.o"'
10 the Last Nickel
Every last son of Italy out there had
his hopes for luncheon sandwich upon
Coblc and they followed him to the last
shot Such love of a countrymau you
don't see every day and it was an in
spring spectacle.
If Cobc had won again they would
have had the flags and everything out
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NOTHING TO IT, SAYS JACK
Dempsey Denies He Is Pusllist
Named in Divorce Suit

Nllantic City. \. J., Junc Is, -JNck
Dempsey. training hero for his heavy
weight championship fight, with Georges
Carpenter two weeks from today nt
Jersey City, did not take seriously the
report from Pawhuska. Okla. that he
Lad been named as correspondent in
n divorce suit.
He said he had never heard Of III"
woman and had never been in Paw
huska.
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Roper and Martin Draw

Grand Rapids. Mich. June Is Captain
interallied heavyweight boxing champion
fought ten rounds here. with honors ahou,
evenly divided, in the opinion Of the news
paParmen at the ringsde.
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Mike Gibbons Knocks Out McGoortv Y

Minneapolis, MINI, June 1s.--AIike Glib
hons. OF st. Paul middlewcght. knocked out
Fiddle McGoorty, of Oshkosh. Wis. in the
NTH round Of a scheduled ten-round boxing
bout here. Gibbons weished 1855 pounds ana
McGoorty 1o5.
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Boots and Saddle

John Finn, coupled with Casey.
should be we'll considered for the $1,000
Harold stakes at I.atonia today. Rock
minister and Washington are other good
Youngsters. Horses well placed in other
races are: First--Jane Pennybakcr.
Col. Taylor, Guvner; seCOnd-M0ntioy,
Deep Sinker. Banker Brown; third
7. G. Stone, WadswOrth Last, Sandy
Mac; ffth-Bes Pal Sands Of Pleas
ure, Marjorie Hyncs; sixth-George
Starr, Marvin May, Columbia Tenn
seventh-InQuiry. Posterau, Aula.
At AaueduCt-First race-Pcrigour-
dine. Salute, ThcOdosia ; second-Joy- =
ful, Royal Arch, Nalspar; third-Wil-
liam 4. Sweep BY, Big Heart fourth -
Playfcllow, Broomspun, Grey Lag
fifth-Manhoim, Dovesroost, Boamcr
sixth--JamaiCn Belle. Gem, Gallant
Foe.
The rennsylyania Racing Association. or
Fon1od 70 (nr,hSr e9e interest OF tho nnla-
Marshall, Of the IIuntinrdon Valley Hunt
club. As 9rep.dert. W ! Clothicr r. II II
Toland II. +. Stra ssburEcr and W. " Jof,
Brooks. I'd, w!l serge AZ trea surcr and W
| Stokes as secretary,
$. c. Hudreth, acting for tho Rancoca,
| lie from the Quincy stable for a price sal,
to be- s25 900 rms son Of Wrnck and Col,
! the Leading performers = his age division
| in the East.
Tom HeaIy, who has been active as
| collector for the Queens County Hospita
Benevolent Association,( announced that HI
had gathered s36s5 among the horsemen
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Naval Hospital Blanks Marines

The United states Hospital baseball team
biar ked the United states Marines in a
tluejacket League baseball game at League
Islnd yesterday ftrnoon; score. 3 to o. The
feature OF the contest was the playing of
Pitcher Smith Aside from pitching nhenom.
email ball, he socked a homer, with two men
on.
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What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGuE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati; IL; Phillies. g.;
I,rookisn; 81 PittsburEh,, 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washinston, 8; st. Louis, 4.
Boston. 5; Detroit, tirst game; 10 in
Boston, 9: Detroit. a tsecond Famc).
Chicago New York - Postponed; wet
grOunds).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock; !; Chettanoorn. l tarst camel:
Little Rock, o. Chattanooga, 2 Second
"SSfs SSs 3, % SsssslIs 'ns;s !sesosG sGf%s, game.
New Orleans. 5; MennhIs, 8.
Atlanta. 13i Birmingham. 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
G5lT%qlhis.' HonI.Sqlhiiss !: g. fti.do Fl dGs"li 5
Columbus !: IndianaI9lis. 2: .,u.,
ToOAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhiIlies at Cincinnati.
Broolslyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston Mt st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Mt Phila deiphia.
Detroit n Boston. -
NhChHO w NSW
st. Louis at Washington
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
Reading, :; Buffalo. o.
Other games postponed; rain
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Buf alO Mt Reading.
Syracuse at Newark
Toronto nt Baltimore.
Rochester at Jersey City
STANDING or THE CLUBS