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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
ENGLISH GIRL IN
MARATHON SWIM
Miss Hilda James, Of Liverpool,
Completes Against American
Stars in Delaware

The greatest array of girl swimming
talent ever assembled here started this
afternoon in the three mile race under
the auspices of the Riverton Yacht
'lub. The long distance event began
at Bridesburg and will end opposite the
Riverton Yacht Clubs pier up the Del
aware.
Miss Hilda James. of Liverpool,
England: Aileen Riggin, Gertrude
Fderle and Helen Wainwright, of New
YORK: Eleanor Uhl, Margaret Ravior
and Marie IIillegass are few Of the
many champions competing.
Edith Bryen. Camdcn's champion mer :
maid, IS among the entriNS. She is one
Of the many stars developed by the
Philadelphia Turngemeinde, but will
swim unattached today.
1t is the third time the Camden
mermaid has taken part in the three
mile SWIM. In 1919. when virtually n
novice. she finished twelfth. In 1920
she jumped TO fourth place, finishing
hut ten seconds behind Gertrude Artelt.
Eleanor hi won the race, with Helen
Wainwright second.
On August 81. 1921. Edith establish
ed new record in the Delaware over
the ten mile course.
The complete card Of events includes
q 1OO-yard free style race, yard
free style race, 100 yard back stroke
and fancy diving. besides the big event.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
M'KENTY'S SINGLE
GIVES YARNERS RUN
Southpaw Bats in Marker for
Fleisher in Fifth Against
PhiIa. Royal Stars
PIERCE SHOWS GOOD FORM

The Flcishcr yarncrs and Philadel-
nhia, Royal Stars engaged in close
battle at Twenty sixth and Reed
streets this afternoon before a crowd of
1000 fans.
Willie McKenty was on the hill for
the home team, opposed to Pierce, and
while the former had the best of the
pitching in the early innings as regards
the number of hits made, McKcnty was
the stcadier, and at the end of the fifth
session Flcisher was ahead by to 0.
Up until this time the colorcd lads
mad found the curves of McKcnty for
hvc drives, three of them coming in the
fourth. but without score.
Flcisher found Pierce for the first hit
IN the hfth, and sent II run across the
platter in this session. In their half
OF the fourth the Stars made three hits.
Smith opened with single to center
ilandy sent one across the center. field
wall for one Dagger and Smith am
blcd to second.
.. >. Johnson beat out n hunt. but
smith was caught Mt the plate. McNpili
to Berriman. Fclls famed. s. John
son stole second. Scott tossed out Chan
pie johnson at first.
In the fifth Johnny Scott hit sbornlv
{" right for Fleishcrs first hit of the
game. Mcneil sacrificed. Bill Nc.
kcnty then singled and scored Scott
with the initial tally of the fray.
The yarners added another to their
toal in the sixth. giving them II lead
of two runs, but this was reuced in
the seventh when Chappic Johnson $
boys found Mckcnty's curves for q
tally.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
81 TO SWIM FOR
PAWLING TROPHY
Best of Men Distance SWIM
mers Enter ve-Mile
Grind at Miquon

The eleventh. annual marathon swim
ming race for the George +. Paving
Cup will be held under the auspices Of
the Philadelphia Swimming Club on the
Schuylkill this afternoon.
The course for the trophy race will
be three and n half miles downstream,
starting nt Conshohork"n and ending
In front Of the Philadelphia Swimming
Club wharf at Miquon above Flat Rock
Dam.
The distance for the Pawling Cup has
previously been five miles. ending in
the basin at Flat Rock Dam, but TO
induce n larger field of entries and to
take better care of the competitors Mt
the finish the race has been cut down
this season.
The largest entry list eyer assembled
for the event has answered the call Of
the =. s. &. officials. To date thirty
four men have sent in their signatures
as notification that they will attempt
the long grind.
Included in the list is former win
ner. W. K. Ralston. who won while
wearing the colors Of the Germantown
Boys Club back in 1919. Ralston will
swim unattached in today's race. Thir-
teen of the men who swan in the ten
mile senior national championship rae"
on the Delaware a few weeks ago are
also entered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
HAUSER'S SPURT
IS BEST Of YEAR
Mack's First Sacker Gains 80
Points in Week-Sisler
Still Leads
HORNsEY TOPS NATIONAL

The race in the American League for
batting honors continues to be merry
enc with the veterans battling to over
come George Sislcr, of st. Louis, who
is showing the way with an average OF
.413.
Ty Cobb. pilot of the Tigers, Is trail
Ing Sislcr with 400, and iris Speaker,
leader Of the Indians, is next with 80.
Tho remarkable slugging of Harry
lehman. of Detroit. the past week.
mas placed him among the first four
with an average of .353. The averages
include Wednesdays contests.
Joe liarScr. Connie Mnck's first
Sncker' although he has played in only
s"Venty-hre games, made wonderful
showing during the week From no :
sitlon down about twentieth in the list
liauser boosted his average from .321
70 DOL by making seventeen hits in
eight games and now ranks fifth among
'he American League batsmen.
Sisler added three more bases 10 his
string Of thefts anu continues 70 scr
me pace for the base stcalcrs with forty.
othcr reading batters participating In
naimlcfy aly or NOR" games: Tobin. st. Louis,
ch; ;;"h; WILLIAMS. st. Louis. .335 !;
HIrhane, New York. .333; Galloway,
i.naanihdSiphia. .an :3"O; Blue. Detroit.
'"5o; BasS!cr, Detroit, 800.
Smashing out thirteen hits in his
iaSt hve games, Rogers IIornsby, the
arnlnal star, SllCcpp1pd in u;Iopi,o
10 nlnrtecn points tho gap that sepa :
oie l9r the batting honors Of the Ma
iional League, Ms compared with oIcron
points week ago.
llornsby Is batting $50 wbilo Rio.
bee. of Pittsburgh, his closest rival i,
hitting 1868. Grimes. of Chiroro -
Just a point behind Bigbee. Uornsby
has bagsed thirty homers, with Vii.
hams, of the Phils. as his closest com.
pctit0r With nineteen.
Hack Miller. Of Chicago, who has
SHOWN n liking for lefthand pitching.
natte! his way into fifth place in the
!iSt OF leaders by connecting safely eight
times in his last four games. NIillcr's
performance. with the exception Of
liornShy;, was the outstanding feature of
the week. "a
Max Carey. of Pittsburgh, continues
to he IN" class of the league in base
stealing with a total of 30. Other
leading hatters for ninety or mora
games: llcllocher. Chicago, .35l: Nlil.
Ter. Chicago, .314: Carey, Pittsbrrph
800; Kelly, New York. .344: Dau.
bert. Cincinnati. .341 Walker phii-
ndclphia, .3l0; Johnston, Brooklyn
.337 Bancroft, New York, 1897.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
SIX UPTOWN MINES
TO STAGE SERIES
Will Begin on Monday to Decide
Independent Baseball
Championship

Six Of the independent baseball teams
in the uptown section have decided to
stage series all their own for the
championship Of the northern district
of the city.
The teams were organized at meet
ing held last evening at the Nativity
Catholic Club with these officers: presi-
dent. Phil Haggcrty. Of Nativity; vice
president. Harry IIorlacher. Kensing-
ton Congregational; secretary, S. J..
Bennett. Nativity.
The teams taking part are Marshall
f. Smith. Belfield. Nativity. Logan A..
A.. Kensngton Congregational, Wild
wood A. A.
The schedule for the entire series
has not as yet been framed and only
the dates for the opening week have
been drafted. They are as follows:
Molday--Nativity at Kensington Congre-
Eational: Marshall f: Smith az Logan:
Kensngton Conversational at Nativity.
We1nesda y-Bclheld at Logan A. A
Thur sday--Losan at Kensington Congre-
gctional.
Fridny--Logan at Belfeld
The Logan team is playing four
nights during the week, as it's sched-
ule was clear. The other teams had
dates with clubs that could not be can
celed very well and they will start in
full force the following week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
HARDY MAY ENTER
VETERANS SINGLES
Davis Cup Captain In 1920 Will
Probably Oppose DR..
Hawk at Mannheim
TOURNEY STARTS SEPT. 8

The United Stntcs veterans singles
championships which will he held IN
conjunction with the national singicS
Mt the Germantown Cricket club, De-
ginning September 8. will have an at
tractive entry list. for in addition I"
DIR. T.. y. Hawk. present champloh'
H. is very likely that Sam Hardy, cap-
tain Of the 1920 American Davis Cup
team, also vii! enter.
Despite his years. Sam Hardy is stil'
n great tennis player and with Dr
Hawk should come through TO the hnal
round of the veterans. If they 40
reach the last stage Of the tournament
the tennis spectators will be trcatcd u;
real exhibition Of the game played
by men who were in their hcyday two
decades or more ago.
Hardy has been playing tennis for
thirty years. He started winni,nS
championships back in 1899, when with
Sumner Hardy he won the Pacific
Coast doubles championship. 1hiN
combination won the title six time
Samuel Hardy took the pacihc coast
singles in 1904 and 1896.
With Parke in the Wimbledon tour :
ncy in 1911. he was second in the AL
Corners and six years later won me
national clay court championships wi'ii
Garland. Hardy and Garland rcp"a "ai
in 1918 and Hardy, paired with Rt'l
Johnston, won again on the clay courts
in 1919 The following year he cap
taned the United States Davis 'n2
team which travelled to Australia ana
brought back the famous trophy.
DR.. Howk has been famous in local
and district tennis circles for. many
years. In addition to his playing. n
has been very active in fostering TENN"
among the younger players. lie won
the veteran championship last year witt
the loss of set.
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3;0OO SEE S. & c.
AND DDOBSON GAME
ese+ Falls Scores One in Sec
ond, but Store Boys Take
Lead, 81
tilt IS PITCHING DUEL

strawbridge & Clothicr and j. y j.
oobsop baseball teams met this tier
noon at Sixty second and Walnut
streets. and, despite the rain. about
,hroo Thousand fans were in attendance
at the game.
Manager Truitt. of the store team,
ssIsrted Mcmillan as his hurl Ter. while
Tobnny White. of Dobson, pinned his
bSpes on Gransbach.
The early innings were productive OF
,;,tle scoring. the totals at the Conrlu
sion Of the fifth frame being ] to Q
IN favor of the visitors from East Falls,
and the game resolved itself into n
nItcbers' battle. each side getting but
n single hit up to this time.
The store boys went into the lead in
Pho sixth, howeverf with trio of
markers
Dobson was first to score. getting a
single tally in the second. Wood
walked, Moycr sacrificed. Klingcr
sacrificed. and IIaighs sacrifice fly to
Cole scored Wood.
The store boys went into the lead in
the sixth. Mcmillan doubled. Cole
singled. Cultiss hit into n double play.
Cole being ont at second, but McMil-
lar reached home.
Maurice Rath singled. Yeabsley hit
I, right and Meyer droppcd the ball,
Rath scoring. Earl Biting came
through with two-bagger and Ycnbs-
lev crossed the plate with the third
run Of the inning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
DEvoNSHlRE RESULTS

FIRST RACE purse $1,000, claiming, for
three year-olds and up. foaled IN Canada O
furlonEs:
|. Lady Felix. 100.
Mctr .......... S4.05 S2. o5 S2.Ga
2 Sir Clarence. no.
=, Smaliw10a r,.N -. .'.,, c75 253
Time ia 3-5. Little Colleen. Marjorie
Wells. Plymouth Rock and Hemisphere also
ran.
SECOND RACE. purse $1,000. claiming.
maiden two-ynar -olds. 8 furlongs:
|. Athana. l0T. " Fator $50 50 10 So. G5
2. Eau Gallt". ll2, II.
Burke ,.....:....,.. -. AS 3 90
3. Virginia Fox. 112. Stir
Tine. 1:02 Hartelle. Betty Dear. Dixie
Dick. Thesus. Lou Annie also ran.
THIRD RACE, purse $1,000, claiming
three-year -ods and up. | mile:
sHsarF ssHsa!Fsn; ln"o oo n,n,TIhes2i SO 90 SCI
3. Fair virginia. 0s. +.
Time. i:4G as. Black Hackie.' Gil, rr,nge' NJ 20
KinslInE II Edna p. DR. Rea. Bic Wrack
johnny OConneil. Serbian and Leading Star
also ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
NATIONAL TENNIS DOUBLES
POSTPONED BY RAIN
United States and Australia viii
Clash at Lonswood Monday

Boston. Aug. 2G.--Thc final round
in the national lawn tennis doubles
championship tournament was post
poncd today until Monday. The courts
of the Longwood Cricket Club were
protected by tarpaulins. but continued
showers made play impossible. Other
matches set for today also were post
poned.
William Z. Tilden. Cd. Of Phila-
lolphia. and Vincent Richards. Yonk-
ers, champions, were schedule, to de-
icnd their title against Gerald l.. Pat
tcrson and Pat O'llarn Wood, the
Australian Davis Cup pair. in the
national doubles. Tildcn urged the
match be played in spite Of the weather
conditions, but the Australians
objected.
The other events carried over until
Monday were matches in national mixed
doubles. national veterans. national
boys singles and the Longwood singles
for women.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26

THERE ,cns little 10 choose be-
4 trcen the four men indtpidualiv.
Superior tedmwork prOpcd to be tho
deciding factor.
A RNOLD W. JONES won two ma
a tional titles yesterday. scoring In
the father and son event with J. ID. y.
Jones and in the junior doubles with
w. w. Ingraham. thus successfully
defending the title which they won last
year.
MolIa In Finals
Mrs. Molla Biurstedt Mallory and I
again reached the final oi the national
doubles by virtue of n victory over
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and Jean
Borotrn. where we await the winner
Of Miss Helen Wills and Edward Kin
sey vs. Mrs. +. II. Godfrey and Wal
lace johnson.
In the invitation ladies' singles Mrs.
Mallory will play Miss Wills. who
gained the final bracket by defeating
Mrs. Bundy, thus favOring the Boston
gnllery to repetition of the national
singles final of week ago.
The longest set of the tournament
developed in the semi final round OF
the national veterans doubles. when
Holcombe Ward and Dwight F. Davis
defeated Irving Wright and Harry
Johnson. 4-G, 1S-1G. Sc. and will
meet the defending champions. Jones
and 1ngraham. in the final round.
Copyrt0ht 1922, by Pubhc Ledger Company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
Starr Garden Has
Lead in Big Meet


however. kept more than 400 away.
There were approximately coo athletes
on hand when the meet started.
The rains. though, failed to keep in
tcrcstcd spectators away. More than
3OOO fans lined the two KingscAing
fields to watch the boys compete on
one and the girls on the other.
Hop, step and jump for womcn---won by
Miss Gertrude Leberman, kensington: sec
nnd, Miss Mary Fitzpatrirk, CohocksInk
,hra Mss e HSrsCS Sn,rwoo6 fog,h
Marion Goodwin. D!sston. Distance. % IT,
. in,
won bv Cnri Steinccke, wcstmorciand; sec
%ml r%rson Shrnr"G%"; hnrdl,, ,hrd MGnNs"wm,
,Gfth, CarrIgan. CohoCksink. Distance. la4
n@H for sc1nS II. by sewdoS n DoufG
& "F;% Na,1l 1%nT% Si:.,d1 r r9f W%sn ws'";n" " in mn"
7S.yard dash for women--Won hy Miss
Mad"iITc, adams, KInsssssing: second Mss Mss
NnnH alma caiGw"ll iGSll' shcrwood; fourth. Miss sarah
Try, Kingscssing; NTH, Miss Marie Daily,
'RannlnE broad jump for, boys Uogrteen to
snl@WGn Hy MAoliInsGr Wes'm%rSG ,S,rS
,ohn j"R%' smitG' Smith" ElmsscssIns; fourth, J. Mc.
irtyre, Cohocksink; ,nfth. T., I;essie, Ken
fotirtccnGWUn by l. St0ck!n. Starr Oar
hSn SGG"Gh sSb, W"Ts,G starr garden
Kuvaria. Waterview; ntth Cooper. Nc
Coach DISTANCES II, o in.
Basketball throw for grls fourteen to
slxtcen)-~Won by Miss Helen Kohn. West
morcland; second, Miss Eva McGrade. Nc
Coach: third, Miss Katherine Fitch. Diss-
ton: fourth. Miss NJ, Halken. Whtehall
NTH. Miss May scull, Smith. Distance-82
Basketball throw for boys (en to four
teen)7--won by W. Hoppe. whitehall; ssc-
SAerwoadi fourth. r. Roberts WestmoreIand;
Xkh. 8. Boch. cohocksnk. Distance rs II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
MeadOlvs on Hill
Against the Cubs
Continued from PAGE One

when he tried for third, Williams re-
covered llenline's bad throw ana cas-,
him out to Rapp. No runs.
FOURTII-Williams popped to Hol
locher. Walker famed. Krug tossed
out Parkinson. No runs.
Holocher lined to Williams. Terry
hoisted to Parkinson. Grimes was easy
for Parkinson and Leslie. No runs.
FIFTIi-Fletchcr struck out. Al
bridge tossed ont Leslie. Henline dou
bled to right center. the first hit off Al
drich. Terry tossed out Meadows. Nc
runs.
Callaghan grounded out to Leslie.
Miller famed. Krug singled to center,
Krug was out stealing, Henline "a
Parkinson. No runs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
WIFE WANTS DIVORCE
FROM 'SWEDE' RISBERG
Charges Barred White Sox Player
With Cruelty In Application

San Francisco. Aug. 2G.-CharlcS
ISwede'J RiSberg. former member of
the Chicago White Sox and one of the
baseball players accused of having
,thrown' games in 1919, was sued for
divorce here by Mrs. Agnes Risbcrg,
VINO charged him with cruelty.
Why work. when YOU can fool the
puolic:' was one of Risbcrg's frequent
remarks, according to her complaint,
which also stated that they were happy
until h" went from the Pacific Const
League to the majors. According to
her attorney. Risberg is playing outlaw
Naples.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
MCDOWELL WINS TITLE
=. r. r. Gunner Captures Cham
plonship Of TrianqIe leauue

r. A. J. Mcdowell, of the p. r. r.
Mun Club. this afternoon won the in
sslvldual championship of the Triangle
shooting. League. Mcdowell today
eroke As of his 80 targets. In the
hrst meet. June II. he smashed 47. and
on July - his score was 30. giving
mn mn total of 145 out of possible
Jesse Griffith. Meadow Springs. and
., Croth"rss, p. r. r., both broke 80
Mrs. y. Naulton. shooting for Mead
wv springs, cracked II targets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
Edict Wins $500
Speedway Stakes
Continued from PAGE One

year-ods and up. o furlongs:
/. Beeswax. 10. /: Fator... SIS 2-5 out
.. May. Blossom. ia. Fair
brother .......:.,....... .0-2 even out
q. Evile 1903 a. Collins .....12-l 81 out
Time. 1:l8. Nancy f. also ran.
SECOND RACE. the Saratoga Steeplechase
Handicap four-year-olds and up, about 2la
miles:
I. 'Houdni. ~. Ryefs. ..... even o-5 out
. Bulls Eye. l53 Merglcr al evon o.
3. reccant. l52. Rarrett..a... ~ So a.!
Time. 5;2i. 'Wisest Fool. MInata and
Decisive also ran occupied.
Third race, the Sn!nway for flies. two
year-olds. 8 Ia furlonEs;
!. .Edict. Ill Sande. ..... IL go -
2. Flv by Day 1l2, McAtee., even 2-5 In
3. Brocade: 100. 4; Collins 2o-l ST. Al
'Untldy. Betty Boall Sally Alley, 'Thessaly
and Henna also ran.
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LINDLEY MURRAY WINS
Reaches Final Of International Ten
mis- Tourney. Beating Virden
Niagara. en- the Lake. Ont. An, q

NHgaTH' ''h tHe. T.ulte. Ont. Aug, %
R. Lindlcy Murray, of Niagara Falls.
y. y, won his way to the nnnl rnun,
of the international tennis tournament
today by defeating J. Virden, of Cleye-
land in straight sets O., O..
He will meet l.. a. Bruneau, of
BROOKLYN, for the title. Bruncau pualt-
fled by defeating l.. Keith, of Cleveland,
o., g..
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New the Lead the
ENGLISH MERMAID HERE

Miss Hilda James,. Of England.
Europe's foremost female swim.
mer took part this afternoon In
the three mile race in the Delaware
River from Bridesburg to RivertOn.
Some Of the best American mer.
maids opposed the English invader.
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coNNAUGHT PARK RESULTS
FIRST RACE. claiming three-year-o,

FIRST RACE. claiming three year-olds
and uD, furlongs:
l. Laura Miller. los
Erickson .,,,...,,,. $40 25 sls 20 SO. 10
.. Rongalese. 10. Bux-
. ton .,;.....,...;.: go. ll.so sos
3 Lady Luxury, los
Tine. ll3 -; ,Ituk.ux, Titanin Com.
mlnd"r Colin. Golden Chance, Florentine
and ProraEnnda also ran
SECOND RACE. claiming, three-year -olds
and up, furlongs:
|, The Nephew, rs, An
dcrson .,,...,.'..'. sl3. so 50 90 s. 20
>. R"dmon. Ill. Merimeo. 49,. Q35 q %
3. Clarkson, lOT. Gregory .... &C.. II ~
Time. l:l3. BetsInda, Po!lu. Hohokus.
Srringvale. Doyle, American Elgle PITTS
burg, Lillian q. and Mclodrama also ran.
Third race, claiming, three -year-olds and
UP, furlongs
!. Fcigncd Zeal. 100, An
N Max W Gold. 1913 Barnes '"'o" ''.c" 80" S 4sS
3. Glenn, 10. Boganow
Time, ia 4-5. Vibrata. Dancing Girl.
Ross r. Crsmnna. Lura, Ola. Lee, Jnyce
HOFFMAN. Bohadtl Earnest and Tiger EN-
press also ran.