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xm.T» BERRPK PACEMH BETSY Driver Pilots Hamlin Mare Victory in Straight Heats Equals Record MONROE, Aug. Berry. Flemintrton. -N. drove his SQO marc to In straight heats here today -In the 13 pace for n.

purse, of Jt.pOO. In winni'ris, Worry" equalled the track record, 'hung out yesterday byvKdroni In the 2:12 The crowd had hardly Koroni's performance had, ter under the wire i the sam.s- time made by the Betsy Itainlin, blk: Lorenzo -(JVerry) Primer br. s. son) W-insor- Todd. b.

June Bu.s.L._ jfir.l Colonel b. Jted' Norton, lieon DUST PROM I HR DIAMONT) THE OP WEST 1 EAST AND (With Apologies to Ah, EaAt is East and West Is maybe i the twain me'et, With bat and'ball and gloves and all, and many a sparkllns And.lt may be the East, West that pounds put tlie winning run: And whichever it is, we'll cheer for -them, when and done. the -season's 'over Al Mamaux, the Pirate pitcher, has fizzled, more or less; Hia average for winning giames is ahout one i-n Better get' a hustle on, Al. of tho Piratas 'Jl drop you o.vorboard. Jack Barry, the ftpd 'may be released to Uncle Sain -fellows, it lnQks like Indian- i apolls.

a right. Jack Hendricks la wea-rinif a. big as he watches his i pull- out ahead of tho American, A6MO.cia'tion- clubs. Any That new Pirate seems to Mr. Debus pretty well.

He does his daily. Kunt in the iiiiield like a and la pleased i find. So everybody is thank you. As was predicted, offers to Benny -to. box a great rate and each one of them promises more than the pre-.

-ceding 1 one. Benny is now sitting tig-ht and contemplating 1 offer a Jack Curlf-y $20.000, to box Charley twenty rounds-to- a-rtcclsion. Benny la to get the MEET ENTRIES PI UP Fine Program Arranged For High School 'Events Classir fied by Weight System Entries a in from 411 of the playgrounds for the- big athletic met. I foi lo be at 4l.ie i i School Flel'd" 1'JiiyurounO, Frlday.a.f- te.rno-on, commeiK-lnsf a 2 o'clock, under the -UiiVi-tiun MurjruerUa Nelson. IIOPEINNATWl PICTURES.

VAUDEVILL ON SIM AND SCREEN DRAMA COMEDY by I 2 3 .4: -7-'3 4 -5 Time, for the duration of the war. If he la. win, 1'oso, or draw. Curley 'want's the. Bill CarriRan will pilot the team bout later than-October the of the season.

the: "place, to'be. later. Inci- dentally Benny can bring Along" his Among, the gentlemen j.niother a a' couple of have cracked under tho, his if it; Jeff Tesreau occupies-a conspicuous won't cost.him a cent, for Curley will pldce. 'The ''Has Been" soon throw in four-rotind trip tickets to, be enriched by the presence of this wherever the bout Is pullvd off. Uee, Giant pitcher.

i ain't it great to be mSMWfc. (Continued from Page Ten.) ceived last week from' the Dodge fac- 'tory and four roadsters'will be, unloaded this, week, all which are already sold. Sales for the last week for the Motor Shop include a Dodge touring- car. J-HILADEL-nilA, A day game iri New york th-te latter part of next -rnoritiv between the I Giants and' the famous Athletics- of four ago the $100,000 in- i A terday by Managers O'Hara and Mc- Oeehan, representing' the. Globe Tire and P.

R. R. Shop teams respectively, -for. the third game of the. series, to be suggested here today.

It out that all 'Ji" men who must be gathered tog-ether from a half clubs to rojpin Conine, Mack will be- playing in t'ne Ra'st arid qould make the New York over niErht. Mclrinis, Stropk, Schang and Bush 1 day afternoon. jOach team has one- victory and 'the I third game will consequently'mean a to the winning team in the. final to capture the Fiv games' are 'o be playpd. if necessary.

will, leave-'-Treii-- ton at next" Saturday for Jand, where O'Hara dandies to u-tth tho following events for 3 Ibs. and 1 dash, n-ijie hiK'i. 4 Ibs. btaps, 7-f-j-ds. running hi.yh' juinp a 1 team 4 'w-cis i i ht cliiss: 10.0 dash, running jump and 4 team rr-iny.

1 The. scores.will, be for work and" a haiidsome banner; -will be awarded to w.innint; playground. TJhe officials: i be: Honorary, ref.prop's; Willi'atn 1 Biir'k; rofcrrc-; Sfiu-jfiirrile Xelson; clerk Ro'ifer Blake; starter, Louis Tiir.an-i;' -judg-es of. -Cooper, -'and" JTaomi Hanks: judges of, tho, liifrh So Ib, Hc'fen James. rfjlda; Ib.

William Kaclk-e, Rita Cook: '115' -class. a a Levy, Henry. 'anrtounr-pri 'Andrew scorers. Ida Ale, White. Last weok i i a i i larsrc crowds visited; 'the swljumlns? -pools; "the in-attnlanco-beinp boys and Si.7r,b sirls or a total of CHECKtfi CHAMP AHEAD Red Sox, Shawkey with the Yankees, Plank in St.

Louis, daughter; a Dodge coupe, delivered to Dr. T. and a Dodffe "roadster, delivered to -Ben-'j wlth the-Phiili'es, and Coombs jamin Dinsmore, of the Imperial Brooklv Outfielder- Oldrin'g celain Company, H. scnuite, tho e-itnp of the Trenton- Brass and Machine i nas le UI1L Company, has- purchased a Dode 'roadster, and Edward Hendrickson, of Allentown. -has placed an order for LAURELS TO MEET a -special I th'e members of the Laurel Social a -used' for Mrs.

An- drove her new from New York to Trenton last Friday. Edward Fisher, sales manager for W. S. Johnson, uf 44 North Stockton distributors -of Max. probably be seen in the, GloBrr line-up, dan, hami'ion.

he won -day- iii a-t two o's pUyed i yesterday as.much dissatisfar-tion Is beintf one giiirte and secured a araw in the pressed by O'Hara over the recent showing of the Tin-makers. EASY FOR CQPPERS curves -proved too for the, Trolleynien yestor Motorcycle News The --on Ua of S. Woods, agent-lor Bash Field, sincl consequently ftbe Police nine blanked the ticket pum-hers, 6-0. One -hit was the extent of the Trolleymen'p attack and Crrovcr was never in the shadow of score. The next leag-ue contest will be I played Friday between the 'Cops- and BASEBALL STATISTICS NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday Scores New 5, I St.

Louis-Krooklyn: not scheduled! Club Standing Unless St. Stops, Giants, McCraw's Team Will Have GIANTS UNDER WRAPS 'Xpw far ahoail of rest of a It takt's 1 a i to IT i luso today an'tl I'hilllc'R should, wlii, tho Mrst 'throe would stand like York Philadelphia .549, Louts'. 54-1. dlffemnce. between a Bed isn't so -much- -In.

tho American Leaeruo. If ths- Snx should lose, a tho Rod; Sox ivln I I i would rrinvil ln the top fn these Chicago'. .623, Boston .614. YORK; the Xew York are right along through from, now on and run i world's scrips c-ut big- sp.lre aepfuds today rntireiy upori the St: Louis St. LoVlsans tackle the Oiants in a series IhtCtT-be-' this in tho Missouri Bince leaving- New, York, July 26, an-d -opening 1 -a series in Chicago, tho Giants' hnvc made tho goin.p hiird'for the Aided by serifs in Cincinnati, thn Giants shook'oft" the.

T.h"( C'a-rrlinal's the jjamc 'while- the a' iaii 1 con'inueij at rf. the to- CHARLES RAY (Who at Rogis Theatre; in "The ElElRSf AT IAYK TODAY With an array of hept on the t-he'big-time. Giants, hrivc four S'lriie Si so far on trip, vyhile the. c.irdinf'ls tinvp had on even break on fourteen 'contests. They will have to piny hettpr' baseball If they expect, to stny in thfflcjht, 1 lie 1 i now 'llty g-ames behind i a a and thp Cardinals are still a eHrrie In -rear of the Thorp (s no.reason to expect the from thp St.

Louis clnb, -but from Olants, ther National. Lea.srue i be a whole 1-ot more interesting- si ml The "he.Hrt fiowed down" Is thp personal property today of. the White Sox. a mig-hty ascpnt "The last thrive performances will be given today, afternoon evening. Leila Da vies and her own company, In the a i pmy.lpf, "As Tt May BP," orcupy the a i position and are provitii? i iiieucsi i of drawing curd; and i and White make -a pair of i-icver iflrls in, an act a sparkles originality in acrobatic stunts, and j-Wt and bottle-Walton- score In a -yitrlftty tainment that contains i of vim.

StevP Freda evorynodv with. a instrunwntai jinmlier, and Cahill and Tiornainp -wiiiri ii.clrnire.ra through a Sonff nci. The Xellora co'mplelf the bill with in "av.ora.'es with la Jim-dandy -romerly thf Athletics, to J. L. Strong, baker, of Hudson Street; one Stewart truck to E.

L. Kerns, bottler, North Hroad cars, reports the 'following Ueliv- jjarley-Davidaon and, Cleveland eries last week: motorcycles for the last B. Herman. Hamilton Avenue and ar Hudson Street, touring car; Charles Comisky, 786'Indiana Avenue, touring car; T. White, YardviHe, spe- painted Maxwell roadster; maroon body and grey -wheels; Harvey C.

Hulse. Allentown, N. touring car; Louis Biderman, 123 South Broad Street, touring 1 car. A new shipment of Maxwell cars received from the factory. Arthur L.

Perkins, of the Gomery- gchwartz Motor Car Company, distributors of the Hudson motor cars and the Stewart trucks, reports the following sales: Two Stewart trucks Frank Bonsrroms, 48 Talmadge Avenue, Bound Brook, and James Milalo, 8G Ciiurch Sfl-fet, thiJ ett-y; Steven Bella, 134 Somerset Street. -New Brunswick, and William Rice. Mor- risvillE, purchased Cleveland George Xewbon, riding his Heading machine, enjoyed a trip to Atlantic City last Sunday. Moon, Morg-an Avenue, on his Indian, rode to A Park last Sunday and enjoyed a dip in tho surf. Harrv Hassfl).

Webster Street, rld 'one Stewart truck LlJdike, jrvg hlg j-j ar Py a vidsnn machine TO, of Lambertvitte, a one Stewart to Donnelly "Walsh, of South Broad tree t. He also sold a Hudson Super-six Sedan to Freeholder William Conard, of the Scotch Road. Harry Harrold, the South Broad Street, has -'usi nlaced q.n order with Oliver C. Mrore, aprent for -the Paige motor car, for a Paipre five- passenger. Sfdan.

D. K- Applestein, of Brunswick and Olden Avenues, has also ordered Stratford.model pai.ce, -Which is a M. TI. r.obins' of nritltro P.troot. have accepted delivery of "a Stratford model Willard White, of Dolington, has accepted delivery of a onp-and-a-half ton Jeffery motor truck from the P.

Weeden Motor Company. 25c. Per Sq. Foot. MIDLER'S, 117 E.

Hanover St. FOLDING WATJ3R PAJT.S Capncltr 1 Gallon, 39c. MIDLER'S, 117 E. Hanover St. Another i a who enjoyed a trip to Atlantic- City last Sunday.

Jack Bennett, Princeton Avenue, on his new Indian machine, took-a trip to New York last Sunday. Joseph Anslom, Perry Street, has just returned home a a days' to Buffalo and Toronto. made the trip on his Indian motorcycle. cAmp Eflgr, Sea Oirt. X.

ThrouKh the generosity of A. 13. Ix-nch, of, South a warm personal friend of Governor Ed.ae, Divisional Headquarters Troop has just been supplied with motorcycles. Nineteen of the machines have arrived and four more are -to come. NE7W TORK.

Aug. The second annual ulli'to Lc -taped by Berck.h' dealer, headquarters at 959 Brook Avpnue, is.scheduled for Sunday, Au. gust 12. in case ol ram It will be on fipnt following Sunday that 'is clear. Each rider will be checked by a card punch system at an unknown control on the way out to the secret destination of she tour, and asain on arrival at home.

The rules call for strict order throughout the run. the being divided Into squads under lieutenants. The rurt IB open to everyone. Riders must not necessarily be F. A M.

members, and the entry fee of J1.50 mcludcs with the ast-ei)' tlon of gasoline and oil. Breckhemer has for a real man- sized dinner at the picnic grounds, Includod under the entry I fee. CHEVROLET WANTS RACE XEW YORK, rolet, one of th'-- best ot modern school of automobile drivers, requested the a of the Sheepshead Bay speed (arnival to be held on Aug-ust IS, to be r-lluwed t') enter in the special race for thr- purse of in which the veteran Carney Oldfield and Ralph -1e 'P'slma are to compete. His challenge will be acted on sometime and as tliere is little doubt of its acceptance, a speedy three-cornered race is NEWS OF THE BOXERS I JO'-I Brooklyn -Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Artie Root, Cleveland's crack bantam, is scheduled to box -Eddie at i Park. tonight.

O'Kc-ofe has trained fai'th- Milly for tonight's bout, as he has been offered a date, with Krankie Burns providing he wins. Benny McNeil and Gussie Lewis, principals 'in the semi-final, also are contenders for the crown possessed by Herman- Lewis has been devplopintr gradually until his backers believe, he is ready for matches i the best Frankle Clark will appear in the second number with Maloney. The latter has been in the service of T'nclf being the tirst Philadelphia boxer to don th" blue of t-he 1'. S. Xuvy.

Paisy a a and Bat- tlin? a will open the show. p'at O'XIalley has-enpasred all the best boxers in Smoky Hollow to help him a i for his coming bout Jack Blackburn. Soldier Bartfleld and Frank Carbone, the New York middlewejghts. have agreed to box ten rounds on Sat' i a riub. pririuy nio-tif th rial Athletic Club, Boston, Albert Badoud.

the. French middleweight, will box Tommy Robson of 12 rounds. Johnny Tillman, the Minneapolis wclterweluht. is training a i even- day at his home. He will return to Philadelphia early in September.

Tomorrow nipht at Providence, Mike Paulson of St. Paul. and Tommy Rowan of Brooklyn are to box 12 rrmnds to a de-laion." im Buckley announce? that he will reopen the Empire Athletic Club. Xew, fork, on August 27. with Soldier mnin W- R2 -50 55 48 41 31 Today's Games same time the Reel Sox were -winning so today the leaders, stand two and a half gamr-p ahead of Boston.

Homprsby. 'Wally Plpp and Frank Baker we.re plenty in themselves, to defeat the Tigers. safe drives out of five- trios. Washington only fpur hits, bui ihey --were than the tor s.pven. miire runs PC, 31 42 Al Demaree won his first game 4 9 5 4 9 3 .316 as a renewed Giant.

New York at St. Louis. Brooklyn" at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. -Boston at Cincinnati.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Scores Philadelphia; New York, Detroit, 1. Washington. St. 2. Cleveland.

R. Club Standing W. TLJ, 66 Sit 61 39 pn. .610 .520 .441 .378 .265 Detroit 49 Xew York 52 48 57 Philadelphia 37 61 St. Louis 3 8 66 Today's Games Cleveland at Xew York.

Detroit, at Boston. Chicago at Wshinpton. St. Louis, at' Philadelphia. MINOR LEAGUE SCORES AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus.

11: Toledo, 1 (1st (rame). Columbus, Toledo, 3 (2d prame). Louisvillf. 2: 1. i g-imt-s postiioned; rain.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Montreal. 4: 5.wark, 3 (14 inning. 3: P.iphmonrt, 4. 2: NtW VOHK.

tolAlt UtAUUfc Wilkes-Barre. Elmira, 1. Binphamton, 3: Uf.idinjr, 2. Syracuse. 2.

B. Xew Ijohdon. Xew Haven. 2 (first grame). New Havpji.

3: Xew London, 0 7: Portland, 3. Worcester, 3: Ppriigfteld, POT'TKERX A SpnrtATIOX. Mohile. M-mi-fiK" I. Memphis, Mfbil', G.

Atlanta, 1. A a NnshvllSo. 0. P.irminsham. 2'.

Future Greats OF.ST. REGIS FILM The St. Resis strong feature in "The Clodhopper," gtarrlrit; Charles- today are pictures, several other intersatirig including: 1'athe World cartoons, Triang'le comdy and -educational scenes. Ray- is distinctly a type, without any premeditation on his part. Attired in a suit which his mother pur- chastd from a mail' or'd'cr house, he Suriir4 As a special- feature 'for i the.

"song-writer o'f Now: to are i latest cbmposiJionK. I'l'lon- sent to l-l nry I'. i i thnir, appearance: My re.ar Mr. i Just a. lin" inform you that I will positively ap- pear Thursday i August ft.

at thp a Street-Theatre. I i sin's; "Hollo. Wisconsin." Try Steal the Hweethcart a Soldier" i pe You Sf-e the-Heil. White axil! Tilfie." With my "vSry best Sincerely. DCRnTHY o.

Maurice Abrahams Mii.sfo 1570 i Broadway. New York City. My Kriyit--Harry Huby ami I i Praconrina i appear i Thursilay C8C1IU I A TlinrndaT rind Saturday fjjg And Dainty Draiatk JOK RIJBI.V, 'Boston's Buy. Baritone." Al. and Astor i i X.

T. i a i i welcome let- tep-at a -I wish to state that Al. I'ianadofif and I i be at the Street a i Jly wishes. Very slBrereiy, i A Broadway Pear Sir. Kriylt Just a to.

Inform you a my trio, known as Merrlck Hall and 'Elsworth and i my-self of the nroadway poratipn will be too pleased t'o VVork--' to Xew York from a Xr-w Hamp- at State Street Theatre villaee i the determination a i to', entertain yo.ur Lo be somebody. i Patrons, Four games ape scheduled for tomorrow. In the Boys' BasRball Leagoie. All the tho Ilig-h Jchool-Wilbur game 3-t -Wilbur Field, start o'clock. The latter g-ame Is scheduled to commence at 2 o'-clock.

Follqwins is the schedule: Empire vs. at Beam Lots. Harrison vs. Franklin, at Franklin Haveson vs. Stadium, at Stadium Field.

Hig-h School vs. Wilbur, at Wilbur Field. The Red Magno.ts would like to arrange a game i a local team for Saturday. The St. Joseph Sokol, St.

A. Holy Name or i Hill preferred. Call on' 'phone, CLOSE AT STATE "On Trial," the Cohan and Harris Broadway success, i i.e featured for the timr-s at i Stat" Rtrprt Theatre. Roland in "Thr N'eeleeted Wife," and four clever vaudeville numbers i make up the bill. The acts are the Four American Boautl.es.

"the world's worst, harmonists;" Laropta nn'i comfdy sketch. "Just Man." Stetson Huber, soncc-s and and Parrillo, piano accordionist. TRCNT Winifred St. Cl-iir" bellev-es that theatrical productions of a lig-ht chararter are in t-rnator -demand in the summor timo -than plays of the heavier type. anl thrrnfore is lnp to tljrtt cheerful comedy in threp acts.

"Sirs. Temple's Telegram." for nineteenth week at tlie Trent Theatre, beginning- Monday nicht. REMDDEL GRAND THEATRE The retnooVlint of the -Grand Theatre is now completed a huuso is In readiness -t-n Its sbason Au- 17 i tt-HVi Knilifs" as card. Hut in order exist 'during the pro- of i i th' 6 "Kotrtr-VM he looks a job--a job of any -sort' that will net hitn enousrh to takfi stool at a lunch counter times a day. sees a iign outside a theatre.

"Janitor Wanted." HP takes 'it down, rlasps if undPr his arm, and stum'blc-s throush the. stage doorf. A frenzied- i i i a directing a chorun of "billion de-Ilar beauties" spies him and instantly with the impact of inspiration. The clodjiopper is a He is -told, to dance. "Never mind how: just dance!" bawls the director.

And Ray He doesn't dance like Gaby nor yet like Pavlowa Or'St. He a in his own peeuliar fashion, which fu-rthor him a type. The. dft-ncp is "the clod- hop." It creates a sensation on the first night. The "deathwat'-h." while refusing to manifest- any enthusiasm, i hit, Llje coming sensation.

Thus the clodhopper, who was a failure in the Now Hampshire town, where the type has not ye.t won appreciation, becomes a of Lobster Square and o-njnyn the triumph which Irvin Cobb d'-seriln's: "He is wreathed about i'n the incense of money that is being regardless oh hi.s account, over hi.s-j head is poured the preeinus i of printer's ink. At his feet in uncorked the alabaster box. A i brow the limelight flickers, lovingly, caressingly." 0. W. CARNIVAL Sincerely i iTinnn, 1 M.

THeatrf! lit-Jtfesr TO bom H. iT A WAiAiXv-Xj XbX THE CLODHOPPER TOMORROW "PAWS OK THK BE.VR,"- C'LARA WII.I,1AIS anil I I A DESMOSB b- -mm STATE A FRIJJAY A A VAUDEVILLE Joe Remington Co. "THE SALESMAN." Fagg White Study In Black and Tan Two Ferrors Acrobatic Novelty. Pearl White The Fatal Ring Enlighten Thy Daughter RKEI.S Thursday Night Only Songwriters' Nighf The Melody KlnRn In PonlHve Appparnnfe ot Al. Ptanadosi Jack Glagau Will Von Tilzer Trio and Bob Russak Dorothy Heiman Hairy Ruby and Joe Rubin Today ON TRIAL;" "NEGLECTED WIFE" ALL STAR ACTS 1 Attendance at the carnival and bazaar at White i Park auspices of the combiin-fl local lodtfCs i TM of the Woodmen of -the World tinues largre ever- evening-.

An en- tertaining progr.im been prepnr- ed for tonight, including a roncert by Winklef's band, dancing in the open- i air pavilion. Prof. Brasnnza, Hindu of arid Mile, of snakeland. as at-i tractions. i Elaborate pians h.ivr bf made for the children's entertainment Patuf- 3ay afternoon.

The i fulks will be irnesta Of the of the park. nf their llklns havtns bt'en arranytl. Provision i be fi-ir famiif-s who wish to bflnst their rs i nr play ajraln In the evening. Concert Tonight White City Park Free Admission Dance Tonight Woodmen of the World Carnival and Bazaar ATTRA'C-I losrs Concert Hnnd. Rnrklfn Orrbmtrn.

Prof, C. of 7 Mile, llbrnit. Qurrn of tke SpBrkllBc Mldirny. THE CUB REPORTER THIRD 6RAKD ANNUAL CARHIKAL Volunteer Fire Association Oh Road, Musia lire Boys Away Make It Expensive for 'those at Home to by cw. akcside Park Course's Orchestra 3.

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