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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1910.
$!
- . . j . . . -t
BIG TASK NOW CONFRONTS COBB IP GEORGIAN HOPES TO OVERTAKE THE FLEETING SPEAKER
i ii iiia till
f.-toiiiiwwiiwii!Wi,'aryi. 'un,iuwwM'yq
.-V
SPEAKER DRAWS
. RIVALS, BOOSTING MARK TO
.395, A GAIN OF SIX POINTS
Jackson Slumps, Dropping From .380 to ,376, But
Cobb Advances From .348 to .354 Robert
son Leads in National
THE most sensational development In the Inst week nmongr tho "Big Throe'
American Leaguo sons of. swat wa-s the hard hitting of Trla Speaker, who
boosted his mark from .389 to .305, a gain of G points. In tho meantime his nearest
rival, Joe Jackson, found the going In tho East a little hard, and dropped from .380
td ,367, a loss of 13 points. Ty Cobb demonstrated that ho still was In tho race by
moving from ,348 to .354, a gain of 6 points.
In tho National League, Robertson Is at tho top, hitting for tho samo mark
that ho held a week ago, a .3SB. One veteran's eyes apparently havo not dimmed
With time, for Honus Wagner flnda all pitching alike, and advanced from .330 to .341.
Daubert Is third with his .333, retaining the samo average. Daubert's "beanlng" at
the hands of Bonder and Tesreau evidently has not helped him to manufacture
baso hits.
"VVhltted la leading tho Phillies with .288. Stock Is next with his .280, which la
7 points bettor than Dodo Paskort. Pfeffer at present heads tho pitchers with 13
out of 17. Rlxey Is next with 9 out of 12. Then follow Mamaux with 13 out of 18
and Alox with 16 out of 21.
In tho American Leaguo Cullop still Is unbeaten, turning In 9 straight wins.
Morton has won 10 out of 12, tho Covolcsklo brothers arc tied with 12 out of 17,
Walter Johnson has won 14 out of 23. Myors, of tho Athletics, won 8 out of 19 and
Bush 8 out ot 21,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
INDIVIDUAL BATTING AVERAGES,
(riayers wtio havo taken part In 13 or moro
eames. Theaa flsurcs Include tho games plajcd
en Thursday, July IS, 1910.)
O, AH. II. II.BU.Bll. i:n. AVR.
.. til 201 03 fl& 18 10 15; .sun
ico n !K8 48 ioS i) 7 leu .ajj
Spealter. Cleva
JAEkaon, Chli
Jirullen, N. Y
Phirnm 17
... ,. .-- --
lb vo ii
. o
u .!inn
Cobb. Detroit
At.n. Wkin
0
08 85
12S .904
2 . 3 H :i
10i .3oy
80 ..801
114 .2011
311 .21lt
30 .'.'07
SI .205
111 .201
112 .280
2
hi
!l
liurn, Detroit
llaumap, N. Y
Shotton, St. I.
:::: I? 8 ?
..... 5J .
III 12
Walter,; TJ. Y
ntith. iliiatrm
23 2 3
10 O 4
24 2 1
in 1 1
Crawford. Det
Neaa, Chloaao...
Hlalor. St. I......
Smith. Clevs..,.
Kttiink, Athletics.
Kdsoh, Chleaio..
Mailman. Det....
fij 17 11
48 2 .4 72 .280
74 11 1 l ""
81 .1 0 III .287
4 II 11U .HO?
'in:
8 15
114
,281
.2?1
,2Sl
.280
.mill
gohuiir, Athletics 00 1I0 IS
Cqvsleekls, Vol.. 2 01 4
lllrh. M. V r.B 1KB 28
8
0
0
i
4
ij
1
11
114
Nunamaker. N.Y. 05 175 15
Qardner, lloiton.. 70 205 2U
HobllUcll. lloiton 70 238 2
Milan. Wash 70 2U1 28
Ollhooley. N, Y.. 88 22J 40
Miller. Ht. I,.... 70 all 83
Veach, Detroit... 75 1178 81
Myers. Athletics. 25 00 0
Turner. Clove.... 65 JO J fH
Henry. Wash.... 01 101 ll
Thomas, lloaton.. 3 105 10
12
lit
.270
So 18 4
77
U7
ir.
'M
01 10
r.H 7
.275
72 .275
1 k :3 ?
70 12 1.1
14 i a
or, n n
43 0 0
08 .21)8
57 .2117
23 2 7 87. .207
71 10 1 02 .205
noooer. uomon. i- 'i"
l'ournler, CM . . .
07 217 28
80 800 80
SI 208 25
54 184 24
57 105 2J
41 221 4.1
77 374 20
74 272 85
42 114 8
21 40 1
22 28 2
18 20 2
57 8 2 HS .-'
70 IS 10 120 .20.1
78 0 10 105 .202
au in it n:t 'illl
Fratt, at. l......
Oandll. Clave....
Johnson. St. I....
Itoth. Clave.....
Walker, lloston..
p, Collins, Chi..
Plpp. N. Y
Williams. Wash..
Flank. St. L
Harper, Detroit..
Lynn... Chleaeo...
MoMullen. Chi...
Pratt, at. it.
4.1 8 II 05 .2110
II 1U HI i.JR
in kii .2
250
y.ln
11 104 .2
a
I)
o
o
87 .250
11 .260
7 .IflU
5 ,250
!7 .UT.O
80 108 3
7
An "7
tt 112 .240
9 70 .217
Witt. Athletics
Morgan, ward
02 230 23
Woman, Wsrh... fo lj 30
Oraney. Clave... 81 817 57
Peck'ugh, N. Y... 07 245 20
f.SlS. Xihlifn.. OB 257 10
112 .240
180 .240
75 .240
811 .243
50 .243
10 .243
82 .212
H.l .242
08 .242
71 .211
12 .241
37 .210
27 .240
Oldrlne. N. Y... 40 147 10
Dubuc. Detroit.. 28 40 3
Youn. Detroit... 77 208 82
MBJtce. N, Y.... 72 201 84
Hhanlta. Wash... U9 210 22
Marsana. St. I... 70 270 23
04 1H 11
r.j T 11
05 13 12
Cunnlnsham. Det. .0 -u
Knvarold. St. Ij
4K l!!l 12
Malsel. N. ....
Moellor, Waali...
Lewis. lloiton...
Dauaa. Detroit...
o'Nell. Cleve....
Uorton, Ht. L,....
Poster, Wnah....
Mcllrlde, Wash..
Terry, chlcaco. . .
rick. Athletics.,
titanairc. Detroit.
Janvrin, lloston,.
Oedeon. N. Y. . .
(trlwnll. N. Y. .
25 1110 12
82 160 18
73 208 21
21 34 5
73 223 10
84 00 .7
7H 804 41
75 2.18 14
8H Ull 0
01 220 21
08 218 13
M 178 10
I? 2 3?
40 .297
80 ,2J5
13 .283
01)
10
03
73
32
00
02
,238
,212
,2SO
,220
,228
,2J7
,225
,225
,225
,225
J J4
5
0
n
11
:i in
41 12 r.
10 1 II
04 20 11
04 11 10
20 4 4
20 3 1
60 17 0
13 1 2
50 11 7
48 8 8
Rehalk, ChlqaRO..
73 241 18
74 282 84
48 181 4
53 131 12
H'asuai ""'hlrtO ffrt
228
Merers.' Atliletlcs. 48 181
37 .222
Hartley, tit. l.
Judco. Wash,.,.
irarnor. Waah..
lush, Detroit...
toward. Cleva..
Chapman, OIoo.
Slays, llnston...
Clnir. Athletics,
lorton, Cleva...
shotton. lloston.
Tutln, St. I.....
J. Collins. Chi..
Vltt. Detroit ...
Johnson. Wash.
Walsh. Athletics
13 ,221
03 228 3'
yin
"4
Illl
.217
.215
.214
.214
.211
J14
35
273 31
ynl 11
43 120 10
3'! 'JM M
IT
n
00
4 1
18
10
24
r.i
70 7
47 6
13
10
27
03
65
in
0
0
7
,213
,213
47 3
128 13
1
4
il
J.'t "11
71 "n.t i7
77 .2011
77 .208
22 .208
OS .207
13 .204
57 .20.1
00 .200
7 .200
IB .108
41 ,108
IV .108
20 ,105
30 .105
12 .102
111 .1110
10 .100
1H .186
6 .170
12 .177
10 .174
H ,107
0 .107
0 .101
76 313 34
5 23
31 77 0
00 223 20
20 40 4
0 2
44 10
0
5
0
4
4
0
0
2
0
2
1
6
S
4
11
2
Ilaker. Detroit... jj" j
Mclnnls. Athletics 03 231 1
Austin, St. J...... 0? 10? "
10
47
88
7
24
35
18
IT
2J
1Q
Daelorl, Ht. l
Lavan. St. L....
Harry. Uoaton...
Jamison. Wash..
Jtcndrl'n. lloston.
n H.I
43 121 111
60 177 18
84 01 7
47 87 10
44 118 12
Scott. Boston.,.,. 1
Weliman, nt. u. . jj
Ironard. lloston. 21
llcNally, lloaton. 42
Sluruliy. CtilcaBo. 27
02 2
42 2
84 18
70 0
28 5
ill l
carriaan. lioston. it
Cady. lloaton...,
33
noons. , r
Ainew. lloaton...
28
L'ft
III H
12 8
10 2
llltllnts. Clavo...
Chapman, St. I,.
22
10
CLUD DATTINa AVERAGES.
O. AH. tt. II. SD. SH.
Detroit , 70 2442 824 673 80 01
cieviiinA : si im 32? si M m
Ave.
.270
'i!"
.241
.241
Hvt) York
.'1 "" 'iit "ty ;2V x.i
'jui:i sua uai ivi va
tWi 201 600 73
210
234
OHO 08
lloaton ..
Chicago .
Betrolt ..
iil I It ' T
IIQIOIMIU M f
Ht. Loul .....KO
Ur..l,lnlnn . . TO
iisisiuiMBiwia -
Athletics 73
TEN LEADING BLUaOEliB.
2H. sn.im. TB.ED.
Oraney.' cioveiana.,
Jacksov Chlcaip . ,
iJaksr, New York...
1'ratt. Bt. Louis....
Veach. Detroit
npaaker. Cleveland , , .
I'Idd
pioD. New xoric, , , ,
Cobb. Detroit .........
II.IImsii flat rnll ..-..
yvitltiaifit
altch, Chloato ,,.,...
TEN LEADINQ DASB STBALEIIS.
u. pi
CodB, Detroit.....
Qllhoolay. New York , , .
llhall rhlflffn
Vvr.i.,.. A.l.llfM
tnicuHU
Mnaea, New York.,,
Milan, wasniniion
YllUn Wtkhlnitan
Speaker. Clavelana
sister. St. Louis...
Sneaker, CleYtrand
, i .. i
sister. Bt. Louis...
tMarsans. St. Louts
Cl'sU. St. Louis
PITf-HINO IlECOHDS.
(Tbes avarates Include the games plaied Thurs
day, July 13, 1V10,)
n. iv. i so.nn.ir.WP.Av.
Ciuliop. N. T.,..
McCabo. St. I...
Ilaums'rdnsr. at,
Gould. Clave....
Jlorton, Cleve...
Mosrldse. N. Y.
iraua Unotnn
..10 u
...1
4 10
:t:i
Udob." St. L..,.....1!J
Markle. N. X u
CovsUsVle. Clave... 2
iALa..til. latrolt..lj
Williams. Chfcaio.,2
Kaber, Chicago 1
Itussell, Chicago...
huth. Boston
Coumbe. Clavs, , , ,
lAiimnn Wmh. - .
Vauss. Detroit.,,., 31
Shore. Bosion,, ,,,,
Johnson, Wash.,, .20 1
Uoland. Detroit 2
Y annar.1 tlnalnn. 'J(i
Clcotte. Chicago. ...if 4
tf." ., U' ' It
wasiiT.:::.2i.ao u
, Clevs.,,,,14" 5 i i
i, St, L..I..23 11 10 4
r. w'ash.J,.!' S ? f
xiarper. iLii..
Kloeprer,
vveuman
UnAhllni
K7??" M V
Vfainr f.hll-ara.l
llenz. ChlcasO. ..... 1 5
Hamilton. Detroit., ;
iimos. wit vs. ,
Russall. N. Y ,.,,,1!
lioehler. Detroit.,
liagby.
,U. Wash. 1
om. St, J, i
ting. N. Y..,..-I
inula.
Al AT t.H
Plank, St. L., . . .
& i'i l 4?1
Jaawa. ueiroii, . . , .
8MJJ :iil
MJcrs.
a, aiBieiiea..i.
Foster.
iuuiion. . .
Cuu'ffhsim.
trolt
41 VU
Dubuc. Detroit,. .19 4
rt- 1t,-.irin
i peaCorita. CWoiW-
).."" ww n .
tt. taicasa, .
ai 4.
72 SOS 00
15 0 U
72 250 40
82 OS 1U
i: if
8 04 II
u. en n
17 55 a
77 2H7 41
59 100 al
71 257 34
70 282 40
70 288 82
111 1119 U7
St. I.0U1S J'J
OhlcaffO ........77
iA..nM . 77 inn 4n nan oh y
W.ihlnMan .....7B 2512 204 087 80 8" ,V3
Athleiioa ..;.... 13 SlSO 204 BJS 81 70 .818
CLUD PIELDINO nECOIXDS.
n rn A. R. TC. Avs.
:::?? 1853 Vk m :So0
v?i m m m M :2i
m mi in m ms
2125 035 120 3180 ,050
1010 1003 110 315J .013
2J 10 I 150 40
n 8 y n
10 12 2 110 40
aB o8 i m n
10 6 2 12$ 85
22 0 0 110 84
IS 0 3 113 J2
Vll I 4 lU U
. AVS.
72 33 ,4D
58 10 ,38
73 20 .37
60 18 ,20
72 18 .25
7U 18 ,23
81 18 .22
7T IT ,22
76 15 .20
80 15 .10
U SO AU BO O l,uuu
U 0 3 14 0 1,000
0 4 4 8 0 1,000
0 T 0 7 0 i.OUO
2 TO 10 08 3 ,833
8 5 1 17 18 IIU "
A ! 52 24 04 0 .800
4 1 0 IS 40 II ,800
4 1 14 23 .34 3 ,800
0 13 0 OS 43 107 4 ,TUD
3 i-2 5 73 43 141.8 .700
U Si) 8f 1 .TOO
S T 3 42 31 72 0 ,700
9 tf 1 OW 3U S-t A ,'lJa
1 12 1 III 30 112 0 ,UU7
h?H III :IS!
10 0 03 53 104 2 ,U25
a o ;o iv iuj i ,oiu
4 0 184 42 157 T ,400
a a -ii i-t 4 o .eou
0 7 63 40 77 1 .583
fi it 70 3"' 12 2 .871
a "4 fill J'l II A71
I 09 123 3 ,050
0 20 01 2 050
J U 124 1 624
ill. MS -m
S S 28 23 Hi 2 .SOU
3 3 8 2d 18 48 3 600
I) 2 g 24 ST 0 "SOO
3 2 2 14 J 24 0 .600
N al
7 A 84 28 111 X Ml
7ft fi fll lS2 4 I4AT
ill
m.9 &. f 'lal
fWV-4
tt I 1
IS 8 8
H lsiaS; ill
S 24 57 03 2 338
il i 1 ll i'i it u isi
S 1 2 7 0 ID 0 154
S? 9 12 Si T 1 204
j I iff! Ii! tis
Rca
na..nndri
I ..lularmlllf cisva
Park. S5- LOUla 3
'"i'alhirs" AUU!fe-i
AWAY FROM
NATIONAL LEAGUE
INDIVIDUAIj 11ATTINO AVKttAGF.fl.
(flayers who hae taken part In 15 Or mors
names. These flguren Includo tho games played
on Thureday, July 13. 1010.)
O. All.
iiiicox, rhiiiip,...in ft
.Mccarty. Ilrookljn 21 44
Ilendrlt, Chicago. .Ill 21
Itobertaon, N. Y. .44 250
jl. Wauner, l'ltts .71 247
llaubort. llrnftlclvn.7!! 'JM5
It. IT.Sn.8tI.TIt. Av,
4 3 1 0 .4 .000
7 17 3 3 21 .384
2 8 0 0 10 .381
43 02 4 0 121 .355
38 01 8 0 120 .841
CO 05 15 13 120 .333
Hlnchman. 1'ltts., 67 214 1.13 8(1 ll 7 103 .328
Chase, Cincinnati. 04 204 27 83 8 3 ill .32T
Long, St. Louis.. .67 212 21 00 11 6 83 .325
Hornsby, St. I, 70 247 31 8.1 4 7 120 .311
n a n n 11 .30a
iCImmnrman, Chf. 70 205
.10 Rl 11 78 118 .800
20 01 7 4 84 .302
2H 80 H 0 114 .301
ncnuur, unicago. ru irj
Wheat, Ilrooklyn. .70 206
P. Williams. I'hl ..74 21111
80 70 :l in 131 '"!
IMilltnl, lhlllles..47 229
Klsher, Clnrlnnatl.28 H4
20 00 11 17 Vt .288
8 21 0 2 1U ,VKI
Mock, rillllloa.,,.00 270 37 80 18 118 .sail
Groh, Cincinnati. .74 271 18 77 U 8 114 .284
Doyle. Ni-W York.. 71 277 37 78 13 10 114 .282
A. Wllenn, ritts..4l 107 11 30 4 5 41 .280
Nealc Cincinnati. .72 200 85 73 0 R 00 .2SO
1'nskert. rlillllas.,03 233 27 OS 7 10 03 .270
Kaurr. New York.. 70 202 30 73 it 0 104 ,270
(1. litirna. N. Y....1O 202 05 81 17 4 107 .277
V.. Hum., riiltllts.4.1 110 11 81 1 5 42 .277
Klack, Cnlcago.
72 243
Oil 258
37 07 III 2T
23 71 7 0
3 It 1 2
20 74 13 12
83 .270
02 .275
14 .275
02 .276
62 .274
rintrner, n, i
H U.mI.I. I ..Ll.M IT Al
' mill r , ... x .,u
.J. k.llll.llj IIIUAIJII.II .'
Horroc. Clnclnnatl.Tn 2i,li
HchultJ. l'ltts ....63 157
Cnrpy, Pltiiliumh..60 284
Clarke. Clnclnnatl.40 107
rfeflor, Ilrooklyn. 21 01
Johnston, Ilklyn...n2 14S
WIiibo, Clnelnnntl.11.1 20:1
Konctrhy, lloston.. 07 2.10
t'rnvntli, l'lillllca. .08 233
Hmlth. lloston, IK 2.12
Itarlden, N, Y 16 106
Cutahaw, llrklyn.,71 202
llutl. St. Loul..40 ill
14 4.1 a
4.1 77 28
II 20 4
2 10 2
23 44 0
15 5J 4
80 115 T
32 01 4
20 HO II
4 108 .271
2 38 .271
2 18 .242
2111
89 .200
88 ,240
76 .230
54 -J.M1
1 I Oil
4 74 12 IB 00 .254
ll 18 1 1 13 .233
10 27 1 2 33 .254
MrC aty, Chlcago.30 104
Fltg txlck. I10S...H3 8.1
8 21 1 4 28 .aoa
Haler, Chicago.... 78 245 30 n in 4 lo2 .2.11
Nlehoir. l)iinie...71 270 33 08 18 11 103 .26:
Viox. I'lttshurgh..41 127 12 82 2 4 40.26:
11 II 102 .2.1:1
40 .203
4.1 .251
IIk.h 1, aa.au lITt rif.T
riuuj, ,,iniuil, . ,.' "I
Mowrny. llrnoklyn.OO 240
McKcrhnlx, N. Y..00 231
Oririlth, Clncln....T8 207
Archer, Chicago.. .44 120
t n .1 .1
27 111) 8 13
22 42 0 4
24 73 12 4
H 81 2 5
73 .250
71 .247
4 88 .241)
5 3H .244
II 8D 246
mongoi. 4irooKiyn.iiij
ill) 221
77 201
64 226
311 5.1 D
411 71 10
liGSCIlCr, 11, L.OU1S,
7 101 .211
lr . .- 111.!...
4 05 4
4 70 .243
2 20 .210
2 30 .240
Custeflo. Pitts .. .41 100 8 21
O. llllior. Hklyn...3l 00 6 24
.Merkle. New York 71 255 .14 01
Hnyder. St. Louis. .72 213 HI 51
I.uilcrua, l'lilllTcs..03 218 20 62
Kllletcr, Clncln...ni 215 J5 51
Mann, Chicago.. ..67 154 21 30
Tragpsser, lloaton. 17 30 1 7
Gonzales, St. I, ...51 Illl 11 27
J. Miller. Ht. I.... 72 234 24 60
11 05 .2.10
4 III "80
4 72 .238
0 0.1 .2.17
2 61 .231
II 7 .218
4 37 .23.1
3 83 .2.12
7 88 .231
T 87 .228
1 81 ,228
0 10 .220
2 20 ,2J4
0 ii 1222
riettel, St. Louis.. 70 20l 81 47 10 7
Wtlhoft. lloston... 40 123 15 28 4 T
J. Miora. Brkyn..ll8 111 10 211 n 1
Alexander, 1'hlln. .23 02 2 14 1 0
Heck. Ht. Louis... 22 T4 5 17 1 2
Egan. lloston 21 45 12 10 1 2
Hchauer. N. Y....18 11 2 10 0
Packard. Chicago. 20 27 4 0 11 I
Jack Smith, St. L.74 2-8 24 60 0 14
Louden, Clncln.,,73 218 2.1 03 0 4
Kvi-ra. lloston,. ...63 184 28 41 4 11
8ttn knabe. Chi., 45 120 HI 28 1 H
Wilson, St. L..67 163 II 33 1 4
T .222
TO ,210
TO .218
41 .
31 .217
30 .210
54 .216
40 ,215
78 .211
18 .214
4 .214
8 .211
41 .208
10 .204
10 .203
27 .20.1
Collins, lloston.... r.T 2110 27 4H
Maa-ao. lloston 37 133 13 20
2 0
3 4
Maranvlllr. Ilos.,.68 247 20 07 1
11
O'llrlen. Pitt 14 54
Williams, St. I....1K 1 1
McConnsll, Chi,,.. HI .IS
llalrd. Pittsburgh. 58 161
Ileaton, Chicago, 23 34
Gibson. nttsburgii.2D T3
elder, Chicago... 31 112
Mollwlts. Clncln. 66 ton
Klsher, Chicago.. .03 144
Ilyrne. Phillies... .15 40
Oetz. Ilrooklyn.. . .13 40
O'Mara, Ilrnoklyn.4t 140
Mitchell, Clncln.. .20 45
Ivnetsrr. Clncln... 21 15
Johnston. Pitts.. .5T 214
6 12
2 8
1.1 84
4 7
2 15
12 28
11 34
13 20
IS H
5 H
12 28
8 0
0 3
11) 42
18 41
8 15
D 21
I) 4
13 20
3 11
2 n
n ill
11 20
21 40
8 7
6 10 43 .20.1
1 I) 411 .21)1
0 1 13 .200
4 1 11 .200
5 4 30 ,200
0 .201)
0 .200
II It
58 .104
48 .111.'
24 ,100
? :?
22 .182
13 .180
K .170
14 .178
26 .177
BO ,170
0 .150
uornan. til. l.ouis,iu 'i.i
8 3
Hohmid
at, i-iii
llsbgh.20 70
Klllefor, Phillies.. 43 111
Hasan. lloston. .. .15 32
Compton. PltlB.,..30 110
Ilousch, Now York.84 41
Jasper. St, Louis. .17 28
Cooper, i'iilllles...l 73
Olson. nrooklyn...35 li:t
lluiirrort. Phillies. 63 227
Good, Phlilh- 35 43
CLUI1 UATTINQ nECOHDH.
..?i
. . 72
.. TO
.. T2
.. TT
.. 71
.. TO
., 08
Alt.
2431)
24811
2n73
n. ii nit. sn.
27.1 02.1 8.1 85
Ave.
.254
.256
.213
.246
.246
,240
.210
.225
Ilrooklyn ,
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh.
Chlcaco .,
Phillies ...
St. Louis .
lloaton ..,
200 1115 87 00
277 1181
23.1 58T
SS ll
2381)
"532 28.1 1127 00 07
2.101) 231 353 SO 77
2608 203 014 84 04
2221 231 601 83 03
CLUB FIELDING IlECORDS.
14
O. AH. A.
, 68 1818 880
, TO 2283 10ii;
, 71 1009 883
, T2 1II3J 063
, T2 jOTJ 858
, T2 lOTli 858
, 71) 2110 10118
, TT 2121 1086
E. TC.
82 SBftO
130 3470
101 2803
111) 2004
122 2052
114 2018
130 83311
Avg.
.074
.0(1.1
.041
.064
.040
,000
.017
.031
lloaton ...
Cincinnati
I'lilllle- ...
New York
Pittsburgh
Ilrooklyn .
Ht. Louis .
Chicago ,.
102
3350
TEN LEADINQ BLUaaEItS.
2ii. sit. nit. Tjt.nn.
11 7 10 134 03
17 3 4 118 3T
F. Williams, Chicago.
551mmerman. Chicago .
Hornsby. St. Louis..,.
O 12 O 120 37
ciroh. Cincinnati ii
Doyle, New York 14
Baler. Chicago ,14
NMioO, Phillies 20
Wheat, Ilrooklyn 13
I ilii
3 103
3 114 84
mangel, iirooaiyn ii
,,..1.1. lJ.u. Vn-l; . . 11
3 80 31
12 2 4 05 34
TEN LEADINQ DASB STEALERS.
sn.
28
23
10
IT
Ar.
.36
M
.24
.10
!9
Carey. Pittsburgh ,.,,,,,,
ICauft, New York ..,.,,..
lescher, St. Loula ........
turns. New York ..,..,,,
paubert Ilrooklyn .......
i!
lietzel, St, l.ouis
Rtoik, Phillies, ............ 60 i
loyle. New York 71 1
-lack. Chicago 73 I
lerzog, Cincinnati 73 i;
3
3
3
PITCHERS' RECORDS.
(These averages Include
Thursday, July IS.lOlO.f
the games played 01
Bchupp. N. Y . . . -
ltucker, llklyn, . . 3 1
Pfefter. Hklyn...20 13
IUey. Phillies IT 0
Marquard, llklyn. 15 3
Hughes. Bos 23 8
.,-...- i,i,. i la
..1UIIIBUA. .. nu .. A
Aiexanaer. inns. 30 ; o
itagsn. Uos. ..14 T a
Hentpn. N. Y...1T 0 a
Raulbach, Bos... B 4 2
Jacobs, Pitts... .IT 4 'J
Allen. Bos 0 2 1
H. Bmltn. iiaiyn..o 1 1
Coombs. Bklyn,.12
Mitchell. Cln,. .10
Packard. Chi,... 19
Moeeiey. Cn.,f,4
Chtney. Bkiyn...l8
.!...!., xi v .n
I
Demarie, Pulls., 18 8 g
Vaughn. Chi..., 23 10 8
Tyler. Boston,, ,.11 S
Cooper, Pitts.., .21 6
Iltiuler, Phillies., 10 5
Seaton. ChU.,,,2J 0
Bailee. Bt. L....10 0
Andifion. N. V 18 8
Tonay. cm...,., .23 9
A.v,.. Kl. 1......24 T
Doak. Bt. L 20
Jtarmon. Pitts... T
Prenderg't. Chi. 14
ta.ha. at T. 1A
Williams. 'Sft. "l-.i5 4 4
NeM. Bostoo..,, )
M'Ksnry, Cln ... J 1
'lesrsau. . .ii'S 2 !
Mathswson. N.Y.12 4
psll. nkiyn . .. jo
Uonlni, fin. . 14 K
Lavender. Chi. ..20 & T
lleConasU, Chi 10 4 a
llarues. UAi 13 4 0
fieadows. St L .29 0 10
Schneider. Cln.. 28 4 12
Uohuis, Cln 25 i iq
F Miner, riiis
pals. Cln... . IT 4
uuu, minus
Steels. St L 12 2
Htroud. NY 10 1
Iodrlg Cbl 15 i
K.aUGner Pitt 18 2
Adam, Pitts 1$ 2
li;al!ifiii."NA'tL.u 1
, BO. Hit. 1I.WP. Ave.
O 18 10 2J 1 1.000
0 t r 21 0 1.00c
4 03 tt 27 4 .70
3 61 33 81 B .750
1 27 20 48 1 .750
3 III 27 T4 1 .T21
n an 7. 101 1 7,,
82 23 143 3 .711
4T 25 67 1 .TOO
41 IB fB 1 .047
19 27 ST 2 .007
16 IT 63 0 ,061
28 15 18 1 ,081
41 21 03 2 .038
4 25 18 5D 1 ,038
4 27 24 07 1 .000
i i li it 'a.
3 28 24 60 2 ,600
5 71 68 81 8 .67)
A Hi IIJ 19(1 1 .r.71
63 2! Ill 9 ,57i
84 42 133 5 .6a
J 39 27 lid 2 ,064
4ft 13 71 0 65
i 19 81 .654
5 89 31 88 2 ,5lj
S 28 23 73 0 .519
T 60 IT 110 A .Hi
73 64 123 2 OUl
T Aa SO 120 6 .603
4 45 37 111 1 663
fi 83 21 K 8 !ep?
4 27 8 88 O !r,oV
4 R4 fitt 7A 1 K
18 IS fj 0 .600
19 I 1 ,600
2 1 0 ,600
15 f 45 0 14. a
an sn lyj a ,417
1 R'J 19 1A1 i 111
33 78 S 41i
01 21 83 5 .400
20 IS 88 2 ,400
OS 83 129 8 ,376
h i Is 0 k
am 4. 4.41 'III
? V .333
I it '. i ii
3 30 24 Sd 3 .23
SJ 81 84 0 SOO
8 20 9 TO 1 .20d
4 25 15 43 3 200
a it ii h i all
CRITICS PAN MACK
AND HIS BALL CLUB;
CONNIE JUST SMILES
Tall Manager Says He Is
Building Team According
to His Own Ideas
SPENDS LOTS OF MONEY
By CHANDLER D. RICHTER
"I Am part owner of tho Athletics nnfl
urn perfectly sutlsflcil with conditions nmt
so nro tho Bhlbeu. We uro willing lo lose
money while wo nro developing ft now
team. Wo do not expect the fnnn to patron,
lie a loslnif team. All wo halt la pntronngo
when w show them a real ball team and
wo will do lhAt," said Manager Connie
Maok, of the Athletics, today In answer
to a bitter attack mads upon himself and
tho olub by n. New York writer.
"I have everything I own tied up In this
ball team and am doing what I know Is
beet. I believe I know tho baseball bual
nesa nnd am staking my reputation on my
ability to coma bnck and I am coming back
with a greater team than over bofore. I
don't bcllovo In building up a bnll tenm ni.
other managers do nnd, therefore, I caro
nothing nbout tho charges mndo by critics
throughout tho country."
Tho nrtlclo In question likened tho Ath
letics bnnebalt club to a "sand tot organlta
Hon" and blamed the failure of the team on
Connie's "close-listed policy" which was to
get players at a minimum cost. It said that
the weak, tail-end club hurt tho other clubs
In the leaguo nnd something should be dono
to chango things immediately.
"Seven other American League owners
nro perfectly satisfied with tho way wo run
our ball team," continued Connie, "nml nlso
havo confldenco In my ability to construct
Another championship team. I havo built
two separate nnd distinct machines which
have been powerful pennant-winning com
binations nnd will havo another within two
years. American League mngnntos bcllovo
In mo and I will not dlsnpptilnt them.
"An for tho Athlotlcs not spending money
for ball players why tho chargo In 11 Joke.
Wo havo spent moro monoy for ball players
than any other team In tho country, barring
tho White Sox and Giants. The fact that
we spend it differently than other teams Is
our own business and becauso I do not !
llevo in building urt tcaniB an other man
agers do.
"I have been managing ball teams for
moro than SO yeura and havo tried out
every method. I managed in minor leagues
nnd learned my lesson there.
"Whllo In tho minor field, I tried develop
ing ball players from tho raw material and
discovered that nfter I had sent them up
to the major leagues thoy had to be started
all over again becauso they played a dif
ferent stylo than their new managor used.
It required two or thrco years for tho
youngstors to get going nnd then thoy wcro
not playing their natural game.
"I made up my mind then that I would
build from tho ground up if over I got n
chance and It camo shortly nfter. I seldom
go nfter a minor lenguo star, not becnuso
of the ridiculous price asked for his release,
but because I find ho is harder to develop
to my style of play than tho Inexperienced
youth.
"Does It not stand to reason that If a
youngster with natural ability can bo de
veloped Into a minor league Sensation In
tVo years and thon come Into tho major
leagues a star, that tho samo player could
also bo developed into n stnr in the samo
length of time playing right under my
eyea?
"I havo tried my hand at handling these
high-priced minor lenguo ntnrs nnd find that
they aro too set In their wnya and Invnrlably
cannot be broken of faults which I will not
tolerato in a ball player. Therefore I made
up my mind that In tho futuro I would do
my own developing nt any coat,
"Nobody knows better than I do that tho
fans will not patronlio a losing ball team. I
don't ask them. All I want Is a fair chance.
I promised a powerful team In 1917 and I
will havo It.
"It was threo yenrs beforo Collins, Ilarry,
Mclnnls, Strunk, linker and others of my
old team, found their stride, but thl8 now
bunch will come along faster unless I miss
my gueBs. They have a better chance he
cause thoy aro getting moro opportunities
to play In regular games."
"Whon I built tho old tenm I foolishly
tried to keep it In tho race with a combina
tion of my new and old players and tho
result was that I got nowhoro until I
cleaned house nnd put It entirely Up to my
youngsters nnd started from tho bottom.
"I havo the foundation for a great olub
right now. I admit that I nm disappointed at
the showing of several of my recruits and a
few of tho veterans who wero left over, but I
want to say that wo havo othors coming
who will fill tho bill If these youngsters
fall to come through.
"Too much cannot bo oxpocted of n
youngster. They nro slow striking their
stride, but when they have the natural abil
ity thoy come fast, once they get the con
fidence. Klmer Myers was three years In
a minor league under my direction beforo
ho came through. Ho was a lad who natur
ally was slow In developing, but he Is on
his way now and next season will be the
best pltchor In the country.
"Take the case of Witt. I don't believe
there was another person who saw Witt In
the South, aside from Harry Davis, Thomas
and yourself who thought ho wub going to
be a star. He Is just beginning to striko
his stride. Ho will be a marvel. Ho al
ways was a natural hitter, but his Holding
was uncertain and weird at times, but he
Is now developing even faster than Barry.
"I havo the foundation for a wonderful
pitching staff, and that is where the base
ball machine should be started. Opposing
teams are scoring many runs, but the ma
jority of them are made In one-Inning
rallies, because the youngsters do not know
enough to pull themselves out of tight
places. Later on they will not be passing
up the chances, not apparent from the
stand, which are offered to retire the side
and they will start to win games.
"As for tho work of tho Athletics to date,
I want to say that we gave every team In
the league a great battle until we wero
badly crippled. We have them all worried
and anybody who saw the Athletics In the
early part of the season knows this.
"Why, we wero close to the .800 mark
after having lost 13 out of the first IQ
games played, and won successive series
from Ave of the seven clubs In tho Hague,
when the team was shot to pieces. I hon
estly believe we would have been close to
the first division If we had not been crippled.
"Show me another that has been handi
capped so much by wholesale injuries to
stars and Illness. There Is not a regular
on the team, or I should say those wfC
started the season as regulars, who has nuA
bten out of tho game for a long stretch,
barring Jimmy Walsh, At times, we have
had four or Ave regulars out of the game,
and while I like to try out my recruits as
soon os they report, I would haye presented
stronger opposition than we have to date,"
Montgomery County League Notes
Uy tha results of tns Montsromary -County
18
Leaguo's samea last Baturday, lietbayrea still
holds first place and tha triple
laadlaelt in
secona place was proaen,
position. .
Qlenatde ttklnjc this
Bam Cavls. rlsht fielder of Manner Clifford's
JenVlntowa team. Is tha same old demon hitter
ho used to bs in the Buburban Leacue. it is
his bat that has scored runs when they wera
needed.
LaMott has a, hard hlttlnx fielder In Tiller,
tha but centre-Balder, lis la one of the hardest
bluets la the learus.
Feta.Lelbert. the husky plloher of Manass
Hauler's aiensld team, has dan much toward
puttln his team In the race,
Wodock and Belli Me, conaldiirsd th faattsl
.lr lnssldua la ths leujue. "
pal
IN NEW YORK
P3MK
14,
...
i r
i i
1
J2t fw
'SK?I''''i;r" ''i "
ESSUKVOM-'- ; J
Ichiyn Kumnirnc, the stnr Japnncse
New York State championship
n ' .vzm!xxi ; j
Runs Scored This Week
by Major League Clubs
Runs scored li all tennis lit Ainrrlrnn nnd
Xnttniml LeiiKiin from Nnturiliiy. July 8, to
l'rliln.r, July 14, Inrlimlw. Only runs Hint
Usurp In nlllrlnl iiirrusrs urn Inrliiilnl. Moore
of liifoiupleli' gump nrr nut mulled, hut the
srnrf, iif Runic of Hie Innlnxs or more uro
Ini'luileil In tin. tulile.
amkkhwn iiiunn:.
H. ,H. .11. T. IV. T. I. T'l
Athletic 3 a 4 it 15
liu.t.m 1 8 .1 n 11
I'lllcilKll U 7 4 i 15
t'leirliind 3 3 II 7 3 H 37
IK'trnlt :i 5 4 11 1131
New tnrk 1 2 1(1 II r (138
St. IxillU 1 K 111 7 I) 311
UnehliiKtiin 3 (I 3 1 4 15
NATIONAL LKAMt'i:.
S. H. M. T. IV. T. I T'l
Ilnatnn 11 n 4 3 ll .13:1
iirooiavii :t in :i n 8 3 :u
I'hlrnsii I I 1 l 17
Clm-lnmitl (I 0 I 0 11 337
New Vork 1 1 8 1 .'138
I'lilliidrlnliln 7 (1 5 '! B 8 .11
l'lttKliuricli 4 7 .'1 5 ll III
Ht. I.011U 1 8 3 4 S (130
Did not lilny.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
NATIONAL T.lUGl'i:.
XV. L. l'rt. IV. L. Hnllt
Ilronkljrn 41 3D .tl3 .108 .5H.1 ...
toKtmi :i8 :ui .5111 .nn.-i .5.11 .
Phillies 4 8J ,55'I .588 t.fttl .551
New York ... .18 3 .riflO .5117 .411.1
Ullrnro 8 41 .481 .488 .175 .
rittxblirall ... 31 HU .41111 t.lHII t.453 .1(17
Ht. Louis .... .1(1 11 .1511 ,457 .411
Cincinnati ... 84 47 .405 .413 .100 ...
Alinilll'AN LIUOl'K.
IV. L. Tit. XV. L. Hnllt
New York ... 411 8.1 .583 .588 ,573
Cleiellllld ... 43 31 ,570 .573 ,30.1 . .
Ilo'tol ..... 43 31 .558 .570 1.IMI .537
Chlraro 40 3(1 .3311 .538 .5I3 .530
lletrolt ..... 43 38 .535 .511 .5111 . .
Wualilimton . 4(1 37 .311) .3311 .313
Ht" Louis ...35 43 .till .403 t.438 .150
Athletics ... 18 31 .330 .370 .3I3 .337
tMlii to. $Loe two,
INTKIINATIONAL LllAOUn.
IV. L. INC, XV. L. l-.O.
HufTnln ... ! 30 .374 Toronto.... S3 33 .500
1'rnVlilpnce 41 31 .81111 Itlrlinimid. . .11 33 .103
llulllinoro. . 43 31 .331 Nrnitrk.... HO 41 .13.1
Montreal... 30 33 .307 Itoclie.ter. . 37 3 .US
SCHEDULK TOIt TODAY
,Mi:itit'AN Li:.aui:.
riilcnsn nt I'lillnileli'hln Clear (two mines),
Detroit lit e- Vork J'lenr.
Ht. LouU lit ItnMiui ( lenr ftno aiimes).
Clerrlanil nt llii.liliieliin Clenr.
NATIONAL I.lIAdlli:.
Vhllnilrlpliln lit rittslinreli Clenr (tno Rnmrs).
New ork nt St. l.oul Cleur,
llrooklii ot Clilrasp Clear,
lloaton nt Cliirlmmtl Clear.
INTLHNATIONAL LlVOVK.
Nevtnrk nt Jluntreal Clear,
rroiiilenra nt Toronto I lenr (lo iriiines).
llieliiuuml ut lloclieater Clenr (two mines),
llaltliuor ut liagalo Clenr (lo ffiiinp).
YESTEHDAY'S RESULTS
AIKKICAN LUltllli:,
Wnslilnstoii. 4i Cleielnnd. 3,
lloston, Ul Kl. Louis, U (17 Innlnssi llei ilark-
"'lialrolt, fll New York. 2 (first miue, 13 In-
'' nVw York, 4 1 Detroit, 3 (second mine, 13 In.
1 Athfetlcs-Chlcaso. rain.
national i.nxnui;.
Chlcaso. flil'l!lllle..3.
Huston. 3 I'ltlabiirsli. 0.
Ht. liuU, fll llroiikijii, 2,
New York. 3i Clnclniuitl, 3,
INTLUN.VriONAL LIIXOUK.
llaltliuore, Si )liina!o, 4 (first enrne),
llallliuore, 81 UufTalo. 4 (aeioml same),
Toronto, 4i I'ratlilsiice. 0,
Montreal. 5i Nrnurk, 3.
ltochestvr, lUi Itlrliuiond, S.
Yeteran Ed Geers Will Recover
CLEVELAND, O . July 13. Ed P. fleers,
veteran I Iran J Circuit driver ana trainer, who
was badly hurt hero Thursday when thrown
under tha heela of a horsa on tho North Han
dall track, passed a comfortable nlnht at tha
hospital where he Is ronvnlisclnc and was
reported In aood condition today.
Eble Defeats Hayday at Shore
ATLANTIC CITY. N J.. July 13. In an
othsr match marked by generalship and splendid
ail-round work. Ferdinand Kble. of the Unt-
rally of PenhsyUanla, defeated II Hayday,
Philadelphia. In tha semifinal round of tha
ennui tournament of tha Atlantic City Yacht
Club yesterday.
Chaney-Dundee Fight Tonight Off
EALTUIOllE, July 13. Owing to ths poor
iurnout to tha Plllon-Le lossy flzht on Thurs
ay nuiht ths promotera or tha Oaorge Chanay
Johnny Dundee flfht. scheduled for tonlaht. de-
&lded to call ths content off. It waa ta have
een a ID-round clash to a decision.
Elgin Race This Year Canceled
ELGIN, HI Ju'y 15. A dsclslon to abandon
tha 11)10 Elgin road races has ben reachad by
tha Chicago Automobile Club and the Elgin
Road Kaolna" Association Tha first races were
itaeud in lllO for theJBLtln National and ths
Chicago Automobile Club tropblas.
Big Field in Plymouth Tourney
NORHISTOWf. July 18 Tha bluest flsld
that has, ever competed In a tennis tourney In
this section VrlUf . 9 ths mark at the Vly
mouth Country Clubher today In tha third
annual event tor tha .championship of ths
Schuylkill Vallor ; in piaclas an4 doubles Last
year tba SrhuvliiJU Valley svent set a cew high
water piark tt nt-ies at 72. but 11 mora re
TENNIS PINAL
VS,x M
tennis player, will compete for the
against C. J. Griffin, of Frisco.
ATHLETICS MEET
THE WHITE SOX
IN TWO GAMES
First Affair Starts at Shibe
Park at 1:45 This
Afternoon
SHEEHAN IN THE BOX
Uy ROBERT AV. MAXWELL
SHIUR PAltK, July 15 Connio Mack
was supplied with n list of his younsr men
IIiIh inmnlnir and, nftir koIiib ovci It. care
fully decided that Khcelian was tho best
linger to open the first came with tho
Whlto Sox this nfternobn. When tilt iium
her ono Iick.iii tho lean leader hail not
made up his mind Just whom lio would
pnorlflco In tho ultlmatu struKKie.
Clarenco Ilowland chore Jim Kcott to do
the heavy work for tho 'Windy City men.
A larger crowd than usual was at
tracted to sco the adventures to tho Ath
letics, due largely to tho fact that Kddio
Collins nnd Kd Murphy wero hooked to
appear somewhere In tho hattlnB ordor. Al
though neither of Mack's former athletes
has been RoiiiR at the rate ho was expected
to, both havo been Rolnp up steadily in the
last two weeks.
Tho Athletics and White Sox havo heen
exceedlnsly unfortunnto in their attempted
clashes this year. Two games wero post
poned hero when tho Sox wero hero last,
and when tho Mackmen went to Chicago
for n four-Knmo series recently they were
not able to play off a slnglo tilt, which
means four douhlu-headers -when they go
hack next month.
Although thlH was n had day for tho gnmo
hfcauso ot the threatening weather, neither
Mack nor Ttowlaud enred to jnako any more
postponements.
JAPANESE PLAYER IN
FINAL TENNIS ROUND
Orientals Meet Crnck Occidentals
on Court- of Ynhundasls
Bttibv
UTICA, ii. V., July 15. With the flnaM
In singles nnd tho semifinals and finals
In doubles to ho played in tho State
championship tennis tournament here today
a li'ir pill -i tula,) r i, i, ni iiiiachers
at the Yahundasls Golf Club early.
The iloiiules Hcinlllimii- this morning
brought William H. MeKllni) nml Charles
II. Oarlaud, nt Pittsburgh, against Ichlya
Kumttxno and Uachtslilro Mnluimt. the
Japs, nnd Clarence J. (IrllTin nnd Itolnnd
Uohcrts, of tho I'nclfio Const Tennis Asso
ciation, ngainst Krancls T. Hunter, of Cor
nell, and James S. O'N'eale, of New York.
The singles finals between Kumogao and
OilfTln Mill bo played early this afternoon
and afterward the finals in doubl-s will go
on Sandwiched In between the title
matches, Miss Molla Iljurstedt, nntlonal
woman s champion, and Miss Florence
Dallln will play a singles exhibition. II.
L,indl' j .Muirui and Kred 11 Alexander
will play a singles exhibition and Murray
and Miss Iljurstedt and Alexander and Miss
Unllln will play a mixed doubles exhibition.
Senators' Judge Suffers Serious Injury
WASHINGTON. July IB Joo Judas, first
basenui - of tba Washington American club,
may neier bt ablo to play baseball again.
Judare has ben out or tha tfama for mora than
two weeka and H develops be haa hernia Physi
cians have not uUd.'l iilxtbrr an opera'ton
will be advisable, but Judge will not ba iku
viltb the tam en lis nest WMtern trip, stait
Ine July 21. and his aervlces will be lost to tni
club for at least another month In any oa
Alia Williams will continue to play first baaa
in his abunoe.
Wolfson Benefit Game Today
Olrard 1'. C. and Overbroolc, former laadtr
of tha Mala Lino I.casue will, creaeut (hair
i,nn.l HnA.lina fo tha baaflt ajiiu. ta.
strotutest line-ups t os . tba hcneMt sama
day. arrapaad for Marty Uollaon, wtu) la 111.
Manager O'llrlen will pitch I'acksy. while Man
aeer Abo Sabaefer. of Olrard. will lilM '.la
dependence in Weston. Tba same will bo played
at OOlb and Oxford struts.
Frank Baker Out for Week
NEW YORK. July. 15 Third Usaman J.
innl.ln UatiaVi nf iris Tvaiar V.TS-t A rKlrT,a
day. arrapsrsd for Marty Wolfson, who Is ill.
wilt ba cut vf tha (am for at laast a wM
as tb r.auli of art Injury yesterday Ha
iraahei Into a trand stand cat whlW Silas
after e foul la ta fourth loiHnu of th siioiiS
taine Ivits. Oumlt and was ao iviy aiiiliw u
'..' . , I,
, flv-yrkt --- 4 t; ", .
A "AVlUtiMM'WN vtns. Jfj. . .. -V VI -f- 'V -w 1 1- in H'liJOIfu Al
RESOLUTIOlNrOF GOLF OFFICIALS
ON TOURNEY 'LIABILITY CLAUSE'
WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
Entrants Must Pay
Whether Participants
or Not Hoffner and
Barnes Good
Uy SANDY McNlllLICK
IT'S nut Just n "sword of llnmoeles" held
over tho hendi of Bolters.
It's really going to fall.
Itccetilly the dolt Association of Phila
delphia passed a. resolution to tho effect
that "nil entrants In any of tho scheduled
tournaments ot tho golf nssoclation will bo
held liable for the fee whether they pnr
ilclpnto In tho event or not "
This resolution will ho strictly enforced,
nccordlng to Francis B. Warner, secretary
of tho golf association, whether the entry
Is Hint over the phone, by letter or by word
of mouth. Therefore nny golfer fho en
ters his namo In a scheduled event will he
hold for the fee, whether ho plays In the
event or not
t'li until this pennon It has heen tho cut
torn of the nsiuctntlon to nccept all ontrles
from any source, make tho pairing accord
ing to the wishes of the entrants, nnd
then, If said golfer rcnlgs when tho clock
points to hli starting time, ho wan just
crossed oft nnd the matter of tho Incon
venience, tho mix-up, the disappointed
pnlree, nnd so on to Infinity, wero nil for
gotten, ns wns tho fee which Is levied for
prizes nnd the struggling income of tho as
sociation. It in felt that tho enforcement of the
"liability clnuio" wilt be a protection not
only to tho association, but to tho tourna
ment nmt the playcm themselves,
Uolfcrs have been slack about playing
In tho tourneys after they havo turned In
their names. Mnny enter on tho "chance"
that they will ho ablo to play.
They set their own convenient tlmo for
tholr pairing, forcing some other player
perhaps to choose a less convenient, some
times decidedly Inconvenient, tlm.o for
starting. If tho former playor does not
show up, it means that the starting schedule
Is "bnllcd up." nnd with many such wlth
drnwnls wholo reckoning of tho tourna
Inent committee goes wrong.
It Is felt Hint strict enforcement of the
ruling will Insure a full entry list of start
ers, and that In tho future financial calcu
lations cannot go far wrong,
Players entering rhould send checks ns
bolng tho most convenient form nnd best
for "check-up."
Some kluil of nctlon, It was said, would
bo taken against thoso players who make
a practice of playing preliminary rounds
on courses thrown open to the uso of "en
trhnts" in u tourney which Is to be held
on snld course. Cnsoi occur whero plnycra
uso tho course freo of chargo, decldo not
to enter tho tourney and glide gently Into
tho gloaming without even n farewell. It
has been suggested that a green foe be
charged and then refunded, or not, as
tho caso may be.
Tho fate of tho duffers' tournament re
mains tiomowhat In doubt.
Most anthuslnstlo for Its continuance an
other year wcro those In Clnss C, handicaps
19 nil tho wny to tho sky, who havo never
beforo found nny comfort In tho thought of
entering a tournnmont.
Players in Class A, which beglrra just
whero tho city championship eligibility list
leaves off, wero somewhat annoyed ut their
closo proximity nnd confusion with tho
"hopeless duffers." They fenr tho confu-
Schedule for Today's
Minor League Games
MONTOOMIWY COI'NTY LKAOUK.
I.n Molt nt Ambler.
Ulllmv finite lit filrn.ldr.
Miiiluin(ir nt lletlinrrea.
I'nrt lViiHliliiston nt Jrnktntown.
INIH'hTUIAl, I,K.(lPi:.
DUston nt Timers, Wrlchtmuii & Koienxnrten.
Kern Kiiller nt IVo.lrrii ICIrrtrlr.
Ainerli.in I'lilley ut Nliil.e i. Hmlth,
i:irelrlr Htoruce nt .Mlilmlr .Steel.
HI imlaril It. il. ut Atlnntli- Ilcllnlne.
lluif e. Hllliuru at Itrurh.
xuiiTiiiiANT Muoirr.
Wlsslnomlni; nt Ilrlilrbiir?.
Ketihliicton ut rratikford.
lliiktletoii nt llolmesburK.
KI'lll'ItllAN I.IlAfll'n.
IVrn Rock ut I.mnnlulr.
.North l'lilluilelphln nt Ilmld.
Olnry ut Cheltenham,
ARTISANS' I.ILVOUi:.
VroBrc-hlie nt Dorian.
NurthueMtern nt Lehigh.
riiaHunk nt t'nlon
I'nilerilonn nt Kt. John's,
siioi: MAXUFArTunnits' lkaouk.
i:dnnrds' nt V. H. M. Co.
Lennox nt l.nlnl, Hrhpber Co,
llullahiin nt (ilmrd.
HhiB nt Regal.
MANur.vrTrnnns' i.iuouii.
r.lllott nt Moore .1 IVhlte.
ItejHtoiip. Hiiiiiily at direr Wall Paper.
Itiitlrriiortti nt llliibon,
heeler nt 111,
nun: itiiKii: lkaovi:.
1'rederlck at Inrllnshurs;.
Hanoi er nt (lettysbiirir.
lLicrrhtonn nt Clmmbrrsbiirr.
r. n. it. MOTivn toivkb i.kaoue.
ytw York at 1'hllndrlphln,
Trenton ut I'unideu.
lriidoiYs at IfurrWhura.
Mllinlnston nt llulllmore,
nAVI'JIIN-l'KItltY MLOUK.
.Ilarystllle at Dunriinnoh.
Daiiiihlu nt Mlllerihtirr.
llullfnt ut Newport.
DAUI'llIN-hCllt'yLKII.I. LU(1UK.
Trrmont at lllllluuistoiin.
Toner City at likens,
YOltK COUNTY I.KAOl'1:.
Ilril Lion nt Mirlnc drme.
Uullaalomi ut North York,
Mlml.or nt (lien Rock,
HriltlYI.UII.I. VAI.L11Y LrUflt'U.
t'onshohorken nt Illlllkeii.
Iloiborourh at Sprlnc City,
I'KNN.-anilSlIY LKAOt'i:,
Northanuilon at IletilUcre.
llAaliliicton nt Ilnneor.
, llethlrliem Slrrl at Rtroudaburr.
IKUWAHK ItlVKlt LUtmiB.
llorence ut Ilordeiiloim.
Ilocbllng ut Morrlarllle.
TKKNTON CITY LK.W1UE.
Kt. Joseph's nt Tonler's.
1'. 0. h. of A. at .Haddock's.
Cottnee nt AKJi.ote
1'. and '. nt 1. nnd t).
1'oulrrs ut Ullbur.
MAN'l'VACTVllKHH' I.RVUUK.
l.llrricr County)
Kmplre Tire at fllobe Tire.
Slrrcer Auto at Ilrlrliert's.
Jeirrrson at Oakddle,
iaNCASTKIl COI'NTY I.K.0UB.
Mountillle at i:pbratn.
Ouurrjlllle ut New Holland.
Lancaster ut Columbia.
LGIIIC-H VALLEY MUUVE.
Iinsford ut Summit Hill.
l.cblclitou ut Mauch Chunk.
matins-ton at Palmerton,
ALL-WIL3IINOTON LIUqUE.
Yundever at ll.mrrcrt.
llrounboi. at Kaatlake.
l'loneera al Kd
l.urn.
Hon
purl at llranaynln.
ivruncouNTY liiouk.
IVe.t Chester at Kennett bquure.
Aiomijle at BseLdal.
' ISniiVKfOKST IJiVCDB.
Marcus Hook at Kddjstem.
Uuhlaud nt Texaco.
LfUwrsvllle ut Bt. Paul's.
l O. S. 01" A. LE.U1UK.
I'plaud at Chester No. Ml.
ItocWdale at larcus Hook.
Chester No. 43 at Darby,
lNTKKUOKOl'dll 1.K.1GUK.
llreiel 1IU1 at SIorlon-KutieJxc.
1'iilop at -Meula.
HUley Park ut HUbland Park.
DISMWAUU COVNTY LEAQUE.
Media at Clifton lleUhts.
Chester at I'Dland. .
I'u.cbaU at UrlU's.
MAIN LINE LKAQVE.
Narbcrtb at Wayne.
Iluu t Co. at PoU.
. f Atttwar at Kerwyn.
uut I'klU,. M U-va li
Today'8 Tee Talk
Very few rolfers stand nllh.th test la tfta
same relative position when taking ths stane
In niMrea the ball for n drlre.
. All the tarlons stanro maps, hqwettff ttT
be rlnl undrr.thrfe main henO,
The most popular Is tnnt known ns "tna
In aqunrr." , . , .,
. Home staml f Hh the rljtht foot najtrti; th
line nf fllsht than the left .feet, and this is
known ns "alnnilln open.' .The last mats
heart Is that where . the drlrer .takes his
stanre with tba left foot nearer lht line of
flight, nnd this Is known as "standlne In
front." ... ,. , ,
There are theories iirtan theories In sop.
port of nil Iheae methods, nnd there remains
no doubt In. nil these. 1 ears of . experiment
that I he position of Hie feet when mnklnc
the shot has n sreat ileal to with the
ileal
shot.
proper execution ot tne
sion In tho public mind, which they think
exists, nnd which brands them, too, of the
same Ilk as diss C,
Class U thinks It Is lust as good ns Class
A nnd hate.) to be placed In tha second
night, so to speak, right off the bat before
qualifying. Critics nt the tourney, which
ends today, nre of pereral minds, though ths
consensus of opinion Is that the tournament
should be given another year ot lite at
lenst.
0. W. "Pop" Stauell, Aronlmlnk, staged
tho mcAit sensational finish of the season In
his match with W. W. Hamilton, an Aronl
mink star, who Is at least a quarter of av
century younger. .Hamilton irtnrtert out In
the humidity that hovered nbout in shlnv
merlng waves nnd, lost In his own game,
had his veteran opponent trailing far behind
In the wash At the turn. Hamilton was S up
and started to crawl through the last hole
for a comfortablo win. Hut "Pop" adjusted
hli glasses, licked his hands, and went to
It.
He shot two birds In a row, wiping out
tho fivo holes In a Jiffy, and tore home Inn,
shower of glory, 2 up. Most any golfer
would sny offhand that he could hold a five
hole lead through nlno holes for a win, hut
Hamilton couldn't run up his approaches.
Heated Piny
Tho Itev. Louis C, 'Washburn, of OK
Christ Church, made n flno struggle to shoif
the golf his son, Louis M inherited from
him, but ho went down to defeat in the heat
and class 11. His son was a finalist last
year In the city championship.
V. H. Focht gave Judgo W. E. Crane a
good lacing, despite the fact that the Utter
snld he played tho best golf ho had ever
played
Brother met brother when F, O. Krcltier
nnd H. A. Preston, both Aronlmlnk, shed
"gore" nil over tho St. David's course to see
which ono would stay In the tourney. It
was tho first tournament for both of thctn.
They hoth qualified nnd won a match. They
nro hrothcrs-ln-lnw.
Youthful Charllo Hortner, Phttmont pro,
mnde them all stand around nnd take notice
by his sensational rounds In tho Metropoli
tan open nt Garden City, L. I. J. M. Barnoi
nnd .Inmcs Thomson, both veteran Philadel
phia prow, wero thought to be due for what
llttlo glory New York critics conceded to th
Quaker City. The latter were plain flabber
gasted at the spectacle of two Phlladol
phlnns Hnrncs and Hoffner In the trpl
tlo playoff with "Walter Hagen.
Tho seventh nnnunl midsummer handicap
of the Oolf Association of Philadelphia win
be held at Merlon on Tuesday,
There will bo 18 holes of medal play and
prizes for tho-best net, second best net and
host gross scoro. Tho course will bo open
for practlco on Monday. It la expected that
some few of tho stars will play In order to
get a chnnco at Merlon ns a tryout for tha
nntlonal to bo held there In Soptomber.
FOOTBAIJi COACHES LEARN
A. B. C.'S AT HARVARD SCHOOL
Thirty Gridiron Tutors Get Preliminary
Dope in "Bosey" Roitors Class at
Cambridge
CAMBKinOn, Mass., July IB. Harvard'
class In football, which started today, num
bers 30 pupils. Tho course Is under th
direction of "llosey" Hotter, physical di
rector of Lehigh University. Some of the
mon enrolled nre T. C. Hudson, former Trin
ity College stars Jim Baldwin, coach of
Ilhodo Island Stale; "Cyclone" Burns, th
professional wrestler; Alfred Broodbeck,
coach nt University of Cincinnati; CatJ A.
Itccd, a football official, and others.
Percy D. Haughton. Harvard's coach i
Coach Cavanaugh, of Dartmouth, and
Coaches Jones, of Yale, nnd Rush, of Prince,
ton, nro expected to visit the class during
the last week for an exchange on football
Ideas.
WINDSOR ENTRIES
FOR MONDAY
rirat raes, purse I70O. A.yasr-olds and ul
.nd ilk,
er, 03 1
ri, nit
n, loll
selling, n lurionKsHJunooK, iui usurer,
niue unp. ui jiuia extract, uai uimnri,
Hainan jt., nut r.aDieman, list ivoaan.
-iop o- tno iorn, iuui uia iiou. iu.
Keconil race, purse 1700, .1-year-olds and up,
Canadian-bred Handlcapp. 1 mils Fairmont
nirur, 121: Bplutter. 113: Corn Drom. 1C0I Lady
Cunon, 117, Seaford. 10(1; Miss Fay. 81.
Third race, purss 1S00. a, year-olds and up.
I 1-lilth miles Rancher. 118l Ask Ma. 103 Stir
Up, lu7i Pels, 101 1 Harbard, 108s Tartarean,
101.
Fourth race, puna fftOO, 2-year-olds, selling', B
furloncK I'omp, lldi Valeria Weat, 108! Cone
vlns;o. 10) Kins; Fisher. 108) Little Wonder,
101: 01,1 Miss, 112i Little Spider,, 11S Common
nesa. ill, Jlay Dock, 103.
Firth rara, purss tJOO. .year-olds and up,
selling, u furlonas Llttls Nephew, list nendej,
II ill lnsuraent. 100; York Lad, lilt Marnry, Sl
Haslena. Hid; Heenan; 10gj Jos Finn. 1CHI Ocean
l'rlni'c 10.1: Euloay. DH) Ollnt. Illl Crystal.
Hid. Rrberca Monro, 1061 Tush Tush. 08. Als
ellKlble Kyle, 10.1 1 Athena, lll Jane Stratth.
lo.'l. Pontefract, 113.
Slith race, purss 1700, maiden 2-year-olds,
K furlontca Highland Lassie, ll'Ji Thoughtful,
11 V. Haiti Nut, 10S1 Blaise, 1131 Iluchess ot
Tlsnell loll trtaauty Hpot. 100; Tha Oadder,
ln.1. Hreathlnc Upell, 1121 Monotony, HSi Cap
tain Fredericks. ilOi Dors. 112) tOora Collins,
112. (Austin McFarltn entry.
heventh race, pursa 1800, 8-year-olds and UP.
1 Ml) miles selllns lledse Hose, lli'l Anna,
Ilraasl, M2i Mary Warren, IlOi Aristocrat, lOTl
Hrln. toil Hedonist. 0U: llalcee. list Obelus,
Illl Col. Marchmont. 112) Buss Around, 1001
Prime Mover, 10U) Ilay o' Uht. 105i Mau
olus. 102. Also ellslble The Carmcl, 104 1
Iloxer. lOil.
Apprentice allowance claimed,
Weather clear; track fast,
Giants to Get Slim Salle
ST. LOUIS. July 13 Pitcher Harry Satee.
who announced bis retirement from baseball
recently when he quit tba St. Louis Nationals,
probably will return to tha came on Sunday,
Dispatches from Cincinnati laat nlsht said that
Sallso had slansd a contract to play ivlth tb
Now York Nationals. Schuiler P. Drltton,
firssldent of tba St. Louis club, said last Ebjht
t was "virtually certain" the New York deal
would BO throush,
Dlddel and Hubbard In Final
TOLBnO. O. July 18 Will K. Dlddel, ol
CrawfordvlU. Ind., present champion of the
Central Stairs Oolf Association, eliminated Our
Millar, of Detroit. In the championship semi,
finals of ths tournament hers yesterday, win
nine 5 up and 8 to 80. Holland Hubbard, of
Inierncss Club. Toledo, defeat"! H s- Mad.
of the aama club, i UP and 4. Ths result of
yesterday's Play waves Dlddii and Hubbard
alons tor the championship play today
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