Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 29, 1916, Night Extra, Image 13

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    EVMNJUNG LJBUD&lfitt-PMJJjififBla'JUnBf AlOJiDAx', JUfcY 20, 1U10.
.UB-SWINGING MONARCHS OF BOTH MAJOR LEAGUES INCREASE LEADS &N THE RUNNEJ
1AKER PULLS AWAY FROM
QUAKER CITY'S STAR SWATTERS
ALEX AND JOHNSON MAY BE -STILL
SUPREME, BUT WORK OP
MAMAUX CAN'T BE OVERLOOKED
Pittsburgh Star Makes Remarkable Record With
Second Division Team Morton Very Effective
This Season Until Injured
Dy GKANTLAND KICE
OVALS FOR BATTING HONORS;
M'INNIS MAKES BIG GAIN
pa Adds Six Points to Average and Now Blazes
Way With .397 Cobb and Jackson Lose
Ground Whitted Hitting ,305
MB SPEAKER, demon wleldor qf tho stick, staged another sensational spurt
tod pulled away from Cobb and Jackson In tho race for tho American League
"IR honors. Srieaker now claims a .387. nlxf nnlntn better than the mark
fited to him a week ago. Cobb dropped from .364 to .380 and Jackson from
KO 348. Robertftnn rnntlntlpit tn lenri ttm ttntlnnal TwintrliA rart. crfltnlnff twn
Vnd now remaining well out In front with .34(5. Daubert and Wagner
liavo dropped away, Daubert to .319 and Honus to .314.
fido from the brilliant work of tho leaders, tho splendid hitting of a one-
lopnotchor cannot bo overlooked. Stuffy Mclnnls, veteran first baseman
f Athletics, has started to climb and Is noundlnc the ball consistently. On
21' Iclnnls was In the rear with a .176. He ascribed his poor hitting to
1 Hose. Ho broke It last vear and ever nlncn thn nceldpnl had been laboring
?r the delusion that his eyesight was affected.
On tho morning of Juno 22, nt tho suggestion of Robert W. Maxwell, sports
t or tho Evening iLEDOEn, Mclnnls went to an oyo specialist, who mado a
ough examination. Tho oculist found Mclnnls'a eyesight unimpaired.
rhat afternoon Stuffy played In a double header and was credited with two
put of five times at bat. Ho boosted his mark in ono week from .178 to .201.
'J16 waa injured and was out of tho camo for two weeks. Hlnen his return ho
Mvanced from that .205 to .230, his present mark, and 24 of those points were
clod In tho last week. It now looks as though Mclnnls would bo closo to the
mark before tho season ends.
Whitted Is tho only Phil In tho .300 division and helped to retain a place In
section by adding four points to his .301. Stock also had a good week,
1ng from .283 to .290.
American Lcnguo
INfiTVTntTAT. HATTIVn IVPDlnna
Mirers who have taken part In IB or mors
I up to and Including July 27, 1010.)
O
National League
! Cleveland 04
Waeblnaton 23
Detroit
imcairo ...... z
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Nut
llnatnn
Chicago . ,
lard. Mnirnfr
MA KiV
ii.Ti.r:'"w
iioaion
York 26
'X, NW YnrU!!
CCTfild. flt. Tinln
Wf. Detroit
'If&nlAitnai tannin nil
J'i'r, tit. Loula '.
oMItiel. Iloston
wtton. Si. tiuU
BnimnW Maw "Vrtlr
such, Chicago
trenk, Athletics. ....
;tnaoi. Athletic
omann, New YorK...
Din. at ixiuls
Wtn. Cleveland
in, Cleveland
.Ibooley, New York...
Itr. St. Ixmls
lOmaa, Boston
I Collins, Chicago...
raoer. Ilnntnn .
illman. Detroit
Ilsn. Washington ....
alter. New York
Illlaraa. Washington..
unnlnrhnm. TlAfrnlt . .
wufjvr. uubluu ........
;oveleiKle, Detroit
rati, m. uuis
lauis. Detroit ..
allter. Iloston 74
Iltchell. Detroit SO
ourniar. Chicago 74
clfullen. Chlc&iro 41
timer. Cleveland (13
-ewl. Iloston 8(1
ounr, Detroit 1)3
jers, mnieurn xu
Irklnpauih. New York BO
aer, nflff xorK i
mil. Cleveland in
rr. Washington .... 73
'inc. iNew xorjc iu
ins, at. Louis...,. SO
cnicaito iu
New York 88
ell. Cleveland 71)
AD.
338
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948
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44
83
324
114
23
77
218
ItiH
17
240
S40
205
301)
Hill
342
208
108
125
132
170
200
377
"22
25S
124
320
8U1
340
344
IPO
128
34
822
TO
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70 134
7 21
Oil 113
03 121
8 10
14
20
lot
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7
23
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47
0
70
00
77
tela. Athletics...... 80
orcan. washing-ton ... oi
aney, Cleveland 04
,K, new xorK B2
auk, ok. iniia -
falaat. Now York 2
hankg. Washlnc-ton ...HO
I o tin ton. Washtnrton .. 37
LtMlIer. Waohtmnon ... 04
biMicrr waaninifion ... h-
atl iun;ti.Biei.tai
! ,jt twt.Alt 11.1
llelnnls. Athletics 71
llarrer. Detroit 20
.Chapman, Cleveland ... (15
larper. au . xouia u
:eaver. cnicaao uu
iwrr. Atmetics iu
rton. ac. iouis .tu
!k. Athletics 07
ivrin. uosion ... tw
nleson. Washlnirton. . 44
inson. St. Louis 70
iley. Cleveland 17
itanase, Detroit 00
:nauc. umcavo . on
-ott, Boston 57
irer. Atnietica at
ivencort. St. Louis.... 30
Itt. Detroit 01
re. wasmnaion ui
lolllni, Chlcaco .83
Vry. Chlcaco 41)
iilth. Athletlcc 70
ah. Detroit 8H
krper, WashtnRton ... 27
Idwell. New York. ... 43
orten. Iloston 24
brton. Cleveland ..... 10
lunae, waaninsion. . ou
"deon. New York 82
Lirlsran. Uoston 20
ilurphv. Chlcaco 35
lavs. Boston 20
Harber. Wasblncton ... 10
owara cieveiana n
Larrr. uoston 03
lenaricKson., uosion ... o
annlnr. Athletics 10
lOatln. St. Louts 7.1
xniinc, wasninston... -
ionard, Iloston 20
Itvan, ut, LOUIS , 48
Atmetics xi
04 334
4 41
275
27
24U
124
237
317
U24
07
200
278
333
101
184
310
211
3118
2311
209
1118
330
3 (JO
41
100
271
02
214
80.1
283
nn
238
:m
108
53 100
10 30
40
41
18
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85
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18
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8
37
148
341
48
57
237
1UH
113
237
40
220
284
102
140
870
228
284
188
250
334
05
611
47
47
800
203
33
110
88
34
210
04
30
221
80
40
140
103
14
42
t
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SI
21
13
28
8
18
23
14
0
47
30
83
14
20
411
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5
17
30
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20
111
12
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47
35
27
60
67
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24
81
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02
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72
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48
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75
10
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84
70
11
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20
68
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.802
,880
.848
.345
.318
.813
.812
.307
.301
.200
.208
.207
.204
.202
.2111
.201
.287
.2811
.281
28J
'.iso
.280
.2811
.270
.277
.270
.275
.274
.271
.274
,272
.20'
.207
.207
.21)0
.205
.204
,20'l
.202
.202
.202
.250
.238
.258
.237
,250
.230
.254
.253
.252
.252
.251
.250
.2511
.230
.250
.247
.247
.247
.240
.245
.244
.240
.230
.230
.238
.2.17
.237
.230
.230
.233
.233
.230
.230
.220
.228
.2.18
Hfl
.221
.224
.223
1220
.210
.210
.218
.217
.210
.213
.215
.213
.213
.213
.212
.212
.212
.211
.211
.200
.203
.203
.202
.200
.100
,104
.180
.180
.181
INDIVIDUAL BATTINO AVEItAOES.
Players who taken part In IB or mora samea.
up to and Including the camea played on Thu's
day, July 27:
O.
McCarty, Brooklyn 81
Ilucer, Phillies 10
Hobertaon, New York... 78
Daubert, Brooklyn 84
Lons. tit. Tallin nA
Wacner. Plttsburah 82
rmrse. Cincinnati 70
Uliltteil. 1'hlllles 70
Schulte, Chlcaco no
Zimmerman, Chlcaco.... 83
Wheat. Brooklyn 82
PITCHERS' RECORDS.
PfThsA averasrea lncluda tha iramea
fhursdAy, July 27, 1010.)
O. W. L.
New York 9 2 0
rfcCabe. Bt. L., 10 1 0
Saumcr. Bt, L. 4 1 0
ICullop. N. Y.. 7 0 1
klorcou. iievo. xu ju
Jays, uosion... za iu
vuiiams, a ini.
o, a
unelL N Y... 17 S
loland. Detroit. SO a
iD, Ol. LOUIS. 13 O
r .I4. TJ -V J K
Courabe, 'Cle've.I 22 7
aoar, nicaco. m i
luttv Boston... 25 14
'nv.f.Jkla. Det. 27 IS
Ehpre.' Boston... 20 a
ClMtts,, Chlcaco 28 7
Cortleskle, Cler 81 12
Shawkey, N. Y. 27 12
.USSflJl. .nicnKII o IU
SO.
0
5
4
El
70
38
61
53
30
10
10
37
42
&
20
80
65
02
67
84
played
BB. H.WP. Ave.
a si o l.ooo
18
12
70
01
01
103
57
09
73
01
89
72
131
173
117
00
in
ns
mnird. Roston 23 10 0 8
obsion. wash, 31 17 11 133
ItcW. Det... 8 8 2 24
auss, Detroit, 24 IU 7 68
IWI, . x... 11 o J
arper. vv"V..
.'oilman, oi. u.
onunc, . vtn.
B Fisher,
o
'u. v..: 15
(GallU.- Wsh... 29
Bacby. Cleve,,. 28
Oroom, St, L,. 28
iuebe, Cleva,.., 9
Hamilton, hi. u. a
faumont. Wbi 1
rMinluoa, uai,. a
Mlosblir. Detroit 5
Hitlnc. N. J.. 14
Ktrnlfinr. ChK . 22
7sssF- SiJiiv. ??
FaPaOUC, Detroit. 23
tfoster. Poaton.. 23
L?rvra. Athletics ttf
llo.i, Athletics. 24
onmRotiD. Ul f!
lamts. x'eLioiL, i
4 ft
II 9 118
13 11 63
8 T
I 9
9 9
1 1
4 4
8 S
5 8
2 2
2
1
S
4
n
V
forth. Chi .. IB 2
Saldwell. N. Y. 20 5
1
5
3
7
8
a
a
8 is
9 15
a in
3 S
41
88
03
46
eo
24
20
12
's
1
84
29
48
268
27
98
80
14
10
31
a
38
47
40
24 103
39 145
63 182
33 00
23 42
03 1211
29 39
75 133
44 144
45 102
32 134
63 133
33 141
112
01
18
17
20
9
87
33
aveaoort.
Louli. Cleve. .
St.L 30
e 11
Park. St. L-...
NooaerniiiK. i;i,
illtcbell. Cleve..
Ihethan, A I us..
las...
bar Ath
4
1
fo i
23 1
4
3 20
42 121
62 126
B3 101
2 100
74 158
73 lta
54 123
43 70
22 47
53 133
60 148
14 20
24 68
46
IB
00 112
57 IU
M
0 1,000
0 1.0UU
3 .01)0
.883
,703
.750
.750
,714
.714
.714
.700
,700
.687
,030
,843
,036
.832
,032
,U.'5
,825
,007
,000
,800
,588
.571
,550
,542
,538
,638
,600
,600
,500
,800
,500
,500
.600
BOO
,504
,455
,420
,412
400
,400
40O
.881
,375
,833
.333
.286
.230
,200
,200
17
,091
,083
Hornsby. St. Louis.
Illnchman. Pittsburgh. . .
Stock, I'lilllles
Ilcniler. I'htllte
TrngrcesiT. Boston
Ncale, Cincinnati
Oroh, Cincinnati
Flack, Chlcaco
Coombs. Brooklyn........
tlood. l'hllllea..
Clarke, Clnclnrttl
Doyle, New Yaik
Fletcher, New ork
Schultz, pttib -ch
p. Burns, Now York....
Lobort. New York
Iforzoc. New York
Oonialea. St. Louis
Snodzrnss, Boston
Carey, Plttsburch
rukert, Phillies
Fisher. Cincinnati
Farmer. Pittsburgh
kauff. New York
Wlneo. Cincinnati
A. Wilson, Plttsburch...
K. Burns, Phillies..".:
Cravath. Phillies
Alc-niler, Plilllles
O. Miller, Brooklyn
J. C. Smith. Boston
Mann, Chlcaco
Hendrlx, Chlcaco
Coetello, Plttaburcb
Cutshaw. Brooklyn
Vlox. Plttsburch
S. Smith, Brooklyn
Johnston, Brooklyn
McCarty. l'lttslmrirh.
Orlfnth. Cinclnnatr. 80
Konetchy, Boaton 80
Wlllfams. Chlcaco 87
McKechnle, Cincinnati... 75
Archer, Chlcaco 40
Steneef. Brooklyn 70
Butler. St. Louis 52
Zelder. Chlcaco jb
41
00
83
18
75
00
77
25
23
15
01
77
70
30
83
70
87
48
52
63
86
50
81
81
34
42
82
83
02
81
03
k Grant?,
TEN LEADING. BLUarjERS,
2B.T SB HR. TB. EB.
Cleveland...
iVeftcb. Detroit . .
uiatcr, n(i iv
Up. N York ..
lillman. Detroit
lnit, Tjatrolt ...
Ililcr. St. Loula -
TEN LEADINO
Cobb, .IHtroJt .. .
Jllhoaiey, new jo
"ttlh; Athletic '.
jrsaaa. oi. JifM
due: Slew lore .
C3KCT, l.i.Teiaau..-
. ..
.......
.......
.......
SO
27
18
20
19
8
23
24
:o
7
0
8
11
8
6
6
9
6 148
1 171 80
1 m if
8 186 44
110
178
133
151
133
BASH STEALERS.
lr.
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itt,
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Washlncton
St. Loula
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, 65
68
SO
79
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a
91
93
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10
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23
20
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CLUB BATTINO RECORDS.
O. AB. R. H. sa SH.Ave.
roit 93 8193 3 819 93 124 .238
fcjtou 90 2834 307 686 79 123 248
Ktf "York. 90 Htr 871 721 113 103 243
SOnreUad 94 Sort 3 748 S8 143 .243
'CblcafO . . S3 2088 334 723 91 111 .242
I St i.04U. . Si 8073 331 733 (39 liO .21U
l-ltznatrlrlr. Una, An
V- ??" Brooklyn. . . .
J. Miller, St. Louis....
Barnea, Boston
I.uderus, Phillies. . .....
Bcscher. St. Louis,....
Mowrcy, Brooklyn
Pfefter, Brooklyn
Ecan, Boston
Adams, Plttsburch
Slier, Chlcaco !!
vnwcly Boston
? Wlfsao, St. Louis...
Schneider. Cincinnati...
Merkle. N'ew York....!;
Hnyder, St. Loula ....
netsel. St. Louis
Myers, Brooklyn
Knabe. Chlcaco
Wllholt. Boston........
J. Smith. St. Loul
Macee. Boston....
Nlehofl, Phillies...!.!.
Maranvllle. Boston....!,
lOW, 31, I.OUIS. ...... .,
Rousch, Cincinnati. . . . !
Evers. Boston
Louden. Cincinnati.....
Colllna. Boaton
Olbaon. Plttsburch
Williams. St. Loula....
;. -Johnston. Plttsburch,
?,"?c5ell4. Cincinnati....
llalrd. Plttsburch ..:!!!
Schmidt. Plttsburch.,!!
p'Mara. Brooklyn. .
Mosoley Cincinnati. . . .
Bjrne. Phillies. . . ......
y,!.ch.er' Chlcaco...'..
Klllcfer. Phillies......;.'
Jasper. St. Louis.!::!!.
Corhan, St. Louis...
McConnell. Chlcaco...."
Racan. Boaton......
Packard. Chlcaco. . ...'.!
getc. Brooklyn... ! . .
Tvler. Boaton . . .........
Olson. Brooklyn
Mamaux. Plttsburch....'
Bancroft, Phillies..;:
Cooper, rhlllles .......'.'.
PITCHERS'
O. W.
Bklyn.. 3 2
Tlmtnn Oft r.
Marauard. Bklyn 18 4
Alex'er. Phillies 26 10
Mamaux, Pitta.. 2T 15
t.n.r, mtirn
Schupp. N. Y..
A Men, Boston .
Kiiey, Phillies.
Coombs, Bklyn,
Benton. N. Y.
Moseley, Cin'atl 15
Racan. Boaton, 17
tneney. imiyn.. 22 0
Mitchell. Cin'atl 16 A
yauahn. Chlcaco 28 12
Bender. Phillies. 17 S
-riMiu-ra-.i. cni 17
Tyler, . Boston.. 14
Pac'ard. Chlcaco S3
Beaton. Chlcaco. 20
Rudolph. Boaton 17
l)oak. St. Loula. 23
Perrltt. N. Y.... 24
Meadowa, St, L. 82
Anderson, N, Y, 22
Tesreau. N. Y. 21
s. Smith. Bklyn 20
Sallee. N Y..,. 18
Cooper Pitta., ., 23
Jasper, St L... 18
Reul'ach. Boston 10
Jacobs. Pitts.,, (0
Neh(. Boston.;. 11
De'aree, Phillies 21
Ames St. Loul 28
T. Miller. Pitts 2(5
Toney, Cln'natl 27
Dell, Bklyn.... in
Mattha'son. Cln. 12
Williams, St. L. 22
Harmon, Pitta.. 10
Htndrlx. Chlcaco 10
McConnell. Ch.., 18
Barnes. Boaton, 18
Schneider, Cln.. 83
Lavender. Chi, ,123
Steele. St. I.. ... 14
Mayer, l'hllllea. 17
Brown. Chicago 7
Hchull, Cln'natl. 28
Kantleh'r. Pitt 23
Chafers, Philllea 10
Adams. Pitta... 18
McQuPn. Philllea 17
Knetier, Cin'atl 23
AB.
63
13
803
382
28S
800
204
375
220
822
314
818
200
321
27
31
300
315
2(1(1
82
83
112
323
258
1C8
340
S3
308
151
161
328
277
104
60
308
235
iro
184
254
77
104
278
100
31
130
310
120
47
224
110
333
204
232
815
271
130
237
B3
148
107
240
208
83
281
342
272
71
40
21
811
244
104
80
208
222
310
120.
150
168
25(1
183
814
822
118
87
213
275
203
70
183
10
230
48
215
03
184
20
60
189
138
21
237
42
37
32
05
44
113
63
264
78
R. II.
10 23
0 S
Bl 100
68 106
21 75
07
02
84
110
08
03
on
87
03
8
10
88
80
75
0
23
31
80
71
48
03
0
81
41
41
80
75
28
15
82
62
33
35
64
20
27
72
48
8
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81
33
12
67
23
86
74
58
78
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37
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18
36
26
58
72
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63
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17
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70
62
74
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80
60
42
71
72
26
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sa
44
17
39
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62
10
44
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83
27
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At.
.307
.383
.346
.310
.315
.314
.313
.303
.803
.304
.803
.302
.300
.200
.200
.2811
.285
.283
.287
.281
.280
27
.276
.275
.274
.273
.273
.272
.272
.272
.271
.271
.200
.208
.206
.204
.202
.201
.201
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.230
.230
.2.10
.238
.257
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.255
.254
.234
.254
.232
.250
.248
.247
.247
.243
.243
.243
.243
.242
.242
.242
.241
.24(1
.239
,230
.280
.238
.238
.238
.287
.237
.233
.234
.234
.233
.233
.232
.230
.227
.220
.224
.2211
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.213
.213
.211
,208
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.205
.204
.201
.200
.200
.103
.103
.104
.100
.100
.100
.187
.185
.182
.177
.173
.174
.171
Rucker,
riucnea.
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21
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13 3
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20 10
16 8
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L. SO, BB,
0 7
2 71
1 40
6 00
6 08
B 72
1 82
1 88
69
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83
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23 189
84 138
80 148
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23 07
24 114
S3 73
80 73
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87
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20 18
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18 84
11 63
83 83
24 00
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24 121
41 135
87 140
78 144
10 180
31 58
117
68 83 141
84 83 84
86 63 148
01 tS3 1
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17 19
87 29
43 81
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87
88
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68 188
43 81
24 58
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29 82
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.800
760
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.807
.607
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.007
.615
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.600
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.336
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Runs Scored This Week
by Dig League Clubs
RUNS scores by all teams in
Americnn nnd National Leagues
from Saturday, July 22, to Pridny,
July 28, inclusive. Only runs that
figure in official averages are in
cluded. Scores of incomplete games
arc not counted, but the scores of
games of five innings or more arc in
cluded in the tabic:
AMERICAN LT1VOUE.
Chicago ....
Detroit ....
.St. Louis ..
New York ..
Iloston
Cleveland . .
Washington
Athletics
H. H. M. T. IV. T. r.T'l.
l i- a i . u :i to
2
4 (1
0 B
1
4
2
2
0 0 7 8 37
8 10 3 8 31
8
7
8 O
4 3
B 2
B S
3 1
B 22
1
0 217
4 0 16
013
NATIONAL LEAOUi:.
Ilrooklyn .......
1'hlllles
Pittsburgh .....
Chicago. ,
St. Lonls
Cincinnati ,
New York
Iloston
Did not play,
H.
..10
:: 3
.. s
.. 6
.. 4
31. T. V. T. r.T'l.
7 4 0 30
8
1
1
3
4 a
fi 31)
4 221
2 1 II)
2 B 17
3 214
4 311
2 213
M'DEVHT DRIVES JOAN
TO VICTORY AT CIRCUIT
Bay Mare Wins Thrilling Race
on Final Program of Classic
at Detroit
DETROIT, July 29. Tho performance of
Joan, a bay maro driven by McDovltt, In
the 2:00 trot was tho feature of tho con
cluding day's card of the local Grand Cir
cuit meeting yesterday. She obtained tho
decision In the headllner by winning tho first
two heats. She also seemed a sure victor In
the third, oven after a bnd break nt tho
first turn. Recovering herself, she displayed
a tremendous burst of speed and overtoo'c
the field at the half, only to break again (n
the stretch and,finlsh last. Guy Nella and
Lucille Spier finished so closo together In
this mile that the spectators thought a
dead heat had resulted. The Judges, how
ever, saw Guy Nella first. Joan took tho
first heat In u. thrilling finish with Lucille
Spier. With tho field well bunched to tho
(last turn, they camo down the stretch In
front at a terrific gait, neck nnd neck.
About 30 yards from the finish Joan un
corked another spurt and crossed a length
ahead of Lucille. In the second heat tho
field waa In Blnglo file from the first turn
to well Into the Btretch. with Mirthful In
front and Joan second. Joan repeated her
spurt and won by two lengths.
There were three other events on the get
away card. Leila Patchen captured the
2:05 pace by taking two heats in easy
fashion. In the second heat she camo
through from third place In the last EO
yards and won eased up.
Tommy Murphy's Altawood took first
money In the 2:07 pace by making the best
showing In the final standing. She won tha
Becond heat and took second place In tho
third, Second money went to Blngen Pointer
and third to Hal Leaf, each winning a heat.
Murphy's gray mare came from third place
Into the lead at tho third turn In the second
heat and was never headed, winning from
Lord Seymour by several lengths.
FINALS AT BEACH HAVEN
DEACK HAVEN. N. J., July 20. The courts
of tha Englealda Tennla Club fairly bristled
with action yesterday, when tha women's singles
ana tne men's aouDies were nrougnt aovtn to
the -final round. In tha former, Mr dally
meeta Allss Katzensteln. the former Kelmont
Cricket Club star, for tha now title ot lleach
Haven champion. The tlnallata In tha men'a
doubles are William T. Tllden. 2d. and Ray
mond Kennedy va. Paul AV Olbbona and T. C.
Leonards. The latter pair qualtHed (or the nnal
bracket by two victories. Their Ilrst round
triumph over Norman V Swayne, Joint holder
of the Schuylkill Valley and Point Pleasant
doubles tltlea, and I). I). Morgan, tha Chevy
Chaae crack, developed the most brilliant tennlr
of the week, Leonards and Gibbons made Mor
gan tha target of their attack, and their tactics
prevailed. Morgan aerved four double faults In
the rtnal game of the match, Leonards volleyed
brilliantly throughout and both he and his
partner treated everything with more severity
than their opponenta.
Olbbona. who was back In the upper bracket
of the slnglea. played two matches, and by
converting both Into victories quallrted to meet
Swayne in the aemlflnals. This match was
played this raornlns. and tha winner will meet
Tllden for the title In the utternoon.
The nnala In the women's alnglrs and mixed
doubles will also be played this afternoon and the
finals In the men's doubles will bo plased to
morrow afternoon.
TEN LEADINO SLUDGERS,
2B. SB. HR. TB.
Williams, Chicago , Jt 8
tiornsoy. si. iouia. .,,... 7 is
Zimmerman, Chicago.,,,, 31 8
Oroh. Cincinnati.....,,,, IS Ji
Hobertaon. New York..',.: ll o
Lioyie, new lora..,, iu
Stengel, Brooklyn ...,.,. 18
Carey. Pltteburgh ,,!':. a
JSUhoff, Phillies 2 3
10
6
4
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189
130
Il3
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101
126
111
103
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TEN LEADINO BASE
Carey. Plttaburgh ,
Kaurr. New York..,
Uaacher. St. Louis.
Burns, New York . ,
Daubert. Brooklyn
Betsel. St. Louis..,
WhltUd. Phillies ..
llaranvllle. Boaton
Herxoa", New York,
i'lact, Chicago . . .
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STEALERS.
O. BB.
80
83
BO
83
84
61
83
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CLUB BATTINO RECORDS,
O. AB. R
Cincinnati 81 1073 318
Brooklyn ... 84 2896 If it
New York ... 84 28i 321
Chicago 80 Jo 10 83d
riiiapurta ... a zitc.
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107
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73 106
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Mack Gets Haley From Buffalo
BUFFALO. N. Y.. July 20 It has been an.
naunreii officially hem that Catcher lat Haltv.
who has been-placing exceptional ball thta sea-
eon, naa ueen aigneu Dy wonnie aiacx ana will
report to the team today. He expecta to play
hla first game then for Mack.
Morris, Basketball Star, Hurt
READINO. Pa.. July 29. Oeorga Morris,
guard of the Reading Eastern League baaketball
team, was seriously Injured yesterday when bis
motor handcar was struck by an automobile at
Olbraltar. about ftve miles from here. Morris
was thrown from the car and landed on bis
head. He was rendered unconscious and re
mained la this state until lata Uat night.
Indiana Accepts Cohn as Coach
BLOOUINOTON. Ind.. July 29. Harvey Cohn,
of New York, until recently track coach at
Colby College, has been officially confirmed as
new track coach by tha athlello board of In
diana University. He Is to take up hia duties
her la September.
Ill
Detroit Club iands Syracuse TVirler
SYRACUSE, N. Y , July 20 Howard Ehmks.
leading- pitcher la the New York State League,
with 19 victories and Ave defeat to date, has
been )ld by ths Syracuse, Club to the Detroit
Aserttaa Leagua team.
6 TRUNK
EASTERN TENNIS TEAM CHOSEN
Alexander, Behr, Church, Nlles, Wash
burn nnd Williams Aro Selected
NHW TOHK, July 29. Tho Astern ten
nis team that will play In tho singles against
tho 1'aclflc coast players In tho Intersec
tlonnl matches nt Forest Hills, N. J., on
August 4 nnd C, has been selected nt 1103
ton by n commlttco consisting of Julian S.
Slyrlck. president of the West Side Tennis
Club, Forest Hills; Kclwln Sheafc. of Bos
ton, nnd CrnlR Illddle, of Philadelphia.
Tho players chosen wero Fred D. Alex
ander, N'ew York; Karl Behr, New York;
O 31. Church, Tonally. N. J.; Nathaniel
Nlles, Boston; Watson M. Washburn, Now
York, nnd II. Norrls Williams, 2d, of Phil
adelphia. Teams for tho doubles will be Behr nnd
Alexander, Church and Williams.
Maurlco McLaughlin will not play In the
lntcrscctlon.il matches. It was announced.
Pirates Sign Coast Outfielder
TACOMA, Wash. July 20. Announcement
hag been mnilo that Caraon Ulabee, outfielder
for tho Tncomn tenm of the Northwestern
LoaRUo, hnR been RoUl to the Pittsburgh Nn
tlnnnli. It was unofficially reported that tho
prlco raid was 13000. Ulabec la In his first
jonr of professional bill, having come to Tn
comn front the UnUerslty ot Oregon. Hl.t bat
tins record thus far Is .300 nnd ho has stolen
CI) bases. Ho will report to Pittsburgh at tho
end of the season.
The Ballade of Passing Days
Wftrn first our festive oofs ice felt,
(Got wot. Old Tlmo tn swift fHpht);
We hcanl the fusty three-bate tcclt
Of Saiulow Merles In ht mtpht:
And other stars have cjtttl f7ie fight
Who once illumed our lesfertnj;
Our nodding bean Is growing white
WHY, even Matty's gone awayl
Once John MeOraw was ioung and svelte,
And some who slender were and slight
!toiv wear rt made-to-ordcr Dell,
itnrf cuen this is somewhat tight;
Once Del would hit 'cm out of sight
Who now has hit th' eternal hay
Alasl Old Ago our thoughts invite;
WHY, even Mattv's gone away!
One time the game was mostly Cell,
With Harps who climbed the tlljij height,
Now, ghostlg figures on the veldt.
Then plau in Memory's lenient tight;
And some are now forgotten quite
Who nnco wore laurel nnd the bay.
Where is Youth's morning, once so bright!
Why, even Matty's gone away!
L'envoi.
Prince, you wero wise and you were right
To pins that pessimistic Uty
To one by one Time calls "Good Night"
Why, even MATTY'S gone away!
John P. Ileldy, New York city.
Mamaux vs. the Field
POLITC mention In theBO dispatches was
mado of tho fact that Alexander nnd
Johnson woro still supreme. These two
havo won moro games than nny otliorn, but
after considering tho dope nt further length
It In hardly Just to call their records any
better than tho showing of Al Mamaux, the
Pirate cabin boy.
Slamnux has been working with a club
well down In tho second division. Ho has
been working with n club whero tho job
of breaking oven was no slight task. Yet
ho has been good enough to win 15 out of
21 starts, nnd thereby glide along at a
percentage about 300 points above tho nor
mal showing of his mates.
The Best Pitching
Tho best pitching In the National League
so far has been dono by Alexander, Ma
maux and I'feffer. In tho American League
tho best pitching has been dono by John
son, the two Covelcoklea, Ruth, Shawkcy
nnd Cultop.
Guy Morton was showing tho most ef
fective stuff of tho senson until ho picked
a kink In his main pinion, nnd the wonder
Is that Cleveland should hold up so well
with the club's star pitcher out tor to
long.
Another Deficit
Another remarkable showing la that mads
by the Phillies ngalnet two unlooked for
slumps.
Last season, when Alexander wasn't out
there winning, he had two good aids In
Ursklno Mayer and Dut Chalmers.
Mayer had a lino record last year ana
was n consistent winner for the first two
months.
So far this season Mayer nnd Chalmers
togcthor have won exactly three games.
They have worked only at rare Intervals,
but their help to the club has been too
small to bo counted at all.
Yet with two good pitchers from the
year before out of lino the peppery Phils
remain In the running.
Add Famous Bucks a
Buck Wheat '
Buck Pnrvln.
Buckskin.
Pass the Buck.
"Why Isn't Jalto Daubert the most val
uable first baseman In baseball today?"
queries a Brooklyn fan. So far as we know,
Jnko Is. But we'll bite, just tho same. Why
Isn't he?
That posse you may havo observed ten
or twelve times this season was merely a
group of baseball magnates hunting for th
nuthor of "It isn't raining rain to me, It'a
raining roses down;"
Golf Advice
Ho who putts
Nor follows through,
Will say words that
He oughtn't to.
Maxims of the Oil Trail
Ono day of achievement In the present U
worth the post glories of ten years.
Tho entry who Is always on the lookout
against getting stung generally geta It
about tliroo Inches under the lookout.
No, good pitching Isn't everything. Bullet
Joo Hush hns been pitching the best ball of
hla career this season and ho has lost more
games than nny other slabman In either
major league.
Trls Speaker has about decided to give
Ty Cobb a .400 mark to shoot at and let
It go;nt thnt.
In the meanwhile, what has become of
Logical Contender Fred Fulton, who some
time ago was reported to bo on the point
of cleaning up the map?
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