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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA', SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1916.
it n
S?AST TENNIS MATCHES PLAYED BETWEEN EASTERN AND WESTERN PLAYERS OTHER SPORTS
fefUFFY M'INNIS CONTINUES
MEMBERS OF EASTERN TENNIS TEAM
PUBLIC GOLFERS CAN CLAIM
WORLD'S RECORD FOR SHOTS
ALREADY PLAYED ON COURSE
GAIJNIJNU til UttJU UJb' WILLOW;
SPEAKER IS STILL IN FRONT
mmammmmm
fhirty-fouiv Point Gap Separates Tris From Ty
CODD, tne jn.uuuer-uy xvuoertson, National
League Leader, Increases Mark
Iem-ikeR nnd Cobb both lost Bround In the rnco for tho American I.etiBue batting
'S premiership, while. Jackson, tho other mcmbci' of the hitting triumvirate, went
5a ft an avcn paco" irum .oai ia .juj nnu Ty uroppea trom .350 to
'!'' . - iMiflA flnhh Vina Itint returni,!. hnvlntf mwmmJ cn. nM t.i.....,i
STsccount 01 inj". . ....,, ...v.. ....... .... ...J..
i b whlle Speaker Is still out of the ftamo with an Injured ankle. Jackson has
J""" i.ying reguiariy Kocpa irai lurwuru, wun a ..ms, tne same marK which
V .t.lmed a week ago.
Ln Says helped him to better his position by a fow slops. Ho Increased hla mark
1- 236 to .245. Strunlc also picked up a few points. Ho Increased his mark from
r"tnlhe" National Leaguo raco, Robertson, tho Giants' young outfielder, continues
T e things all his own way, nnil by botterlnu his mark by two points now boasts
.M. D ii nmihert started another climb to tho ton and went from .319 tn .331.
earner picked up a couple of points and has a rating of .310.
ff- Alexander tops tho pltcUors, with 20 victories and 7 defeats. He has won mora
m than any pitcher In either league. Hornsby, the find of the Cardinals, Is
. select. Just ono point In the rear of Wagner. Whltted fell from tho .300 see-
i M.- - - m,.1. It. (hn fiATt Tltill Willi n .7HS. wltlln T)n ,!..... I...- i ... -.-.I-..
tlOIl tO a O'""' "'" -" -...., ---, ....... om. . into inu 1ulllia
i'nofth has lost moro games than any big lcaguo pitcher, with a total of 18 In 27
nines. Myers's rccoru a " w u. -....
': American League
INDIVIDUAL lUTTlNO AVEnACIEB.
I? Mirers who have tnkon part In 15 or mora
mm op W and Includlnit Thursday. Aujust
"" a. An. n. h.
i...v.. iteve.07 810 73130 24
ggrW&hV.IK 82 5 27
fr.r'nM 3.1 IIS 1U m
85E Boston. . S3 12
S;fr CI.W...7B 232 30
Jii.5. N. T.. 70 sail
'RiS'Bt. k:::?? ?n ?? 190
imwuip'.&. jj sj
20
72
32 07
r.l 112
s
'J
1
1
8
o
O
12
O
3
21
I)
13
n
12
rsfe.M ?r Js
fKotton." S.lUiOO 401 08 113 12
I rsfl.ft'h'm. D0t.7 il" " V
S3u brtT...io 805 01 ioi
IsmSk Ath" 03 831 43 OS
JmSrfr WhlH nil (I HI
-SJSK" sTioo 4oi nsii?
wVlkir. N. T .82 W8 0 27
'pi?mn. N.T.4U 104 -3 42
2 7
12 03
wauir. BOJ...82 300 00 a
".'?' .", So na.j nn 101
.-t.l J fhl ..1M 11
(BSS.'Si. D.t..0 851 42
r,
20
10
10
10
n
42
33
1
1
:i
in
23
1
12
'a
3
0
18
LWitL 8. U..ls ant uu iU;
Wd. -!8,S ,7
bnJi. Det...24 43 7
fieMallen. Chl.40 131 B
fcln. Wah..00 370 82
'lnt. B0S....S4 318 84
fMBl'r, CM... 77 243 80
...' Tin. ni 1S5 18
$M Do,... .03 353 g2 01
r, Cle..72 258 3rt
rv-ikL Det..30 82 B
HfBrr. Waih. 78 201
Wlirmi, Wh;T l?i
Tmii. Del... 101 840
pi)ur. N. T...71 278
t C....W a T. .951 44
ilmihlll. I)t..21 28
r; M,i "n "(i
inTuiill fl'... K1 ?1 2.1 02 1
OanSll. Cl.v.101 378 84 01 10
iOrny. Clev.101 891) 74 fig 8
itSSi. Waih.80 231 28 87 12
.,..... -
U .F MI
,204 22
81)7 41
h.nVi Vh.B 27.1 30
rnrn Wuh.ivr 210 82
j lalJl. N. Y.,.28 100 13
i AMrhr W- T T 213 18
Toiter"lVMh..t8 asrt BO 52
Hbf-..iV fhl .4(1 7r. 48 811
IjiJoI. Ath.... 80 837 21
kln'h. N. r.88 85 35
Pljp. X. T.....08 338 88
Chapman. Clev.(12 100 28
ttiFTwr. u'.nh"H nn 4
Itltnvrlii. Ho ..07 188 21
iiuvte, .lii.jn a
KinUr. St. L.01 1.14 14
limtuon. Wns.-tr. 11(1 13
Johnioa. Waah.38 lift
dodoc uei 11 '
lortoa, St. Ij..8! B7 7
ml. Ath 83 31B 28
J. CollLu. Chi D2 817 41) 71
Johiuon, St. 1..74 217 20 B.1
JHUS'Dt nil 3114 45
PlOUtO Dt...78 220 15
.(inner, tiev.iut
'MolIr. Waih.fl :
fjiwTr. Ath. ..21 ,
(fditnU, Ath. ..81.!
ilaM. N. T. .S3 1
72
75
07
B3
21
Bl
SB. SII.TD.Ave.
11 170 .803
11 150 .3311
10 100 .318
3 8 81 .320
1 .SL'U
8 67 .824
0 11 .820
3 32 .317
14 148 .315
8 45 .813
4 41 .813
12 00 .810
21 83 .208
13 158 ,20.1
14 148 .204
12 08 .204
17 132 .287
2 21 .280
21 80 .285
21 80 .285
13 121 .283
3 130 .282
B 72 .280
3 130 .282
1 15 .2711
18 155 .270
8 84 .270
2 7.1 .275
23 127 .274
3 B2 .273
8 .280
10 134 .288
18 121 .208
21 02 .285
14 130 .201
1 5 .20.1
0 74 .202
2 20 .202
(I 84 .200
B 114 .250
15 123 .250
3 00 .250
7 40 .250
B 118 .238
17 101 .258
3 Zft .2.17
IS
10
l
II
li
10
10
18
12
1
0
4
nililr, Ath
Hprr. Ath
, wain. n. 2H
80 200 32
.S3 140 0
JUdll. Walh. 03 228 30
.'?tnr, CM. ...67 100 14
.'rerun, uni. .
lfitk. Ath...
Jtorton. Clav,
uorpar, tin.
I'.Vttt. Dit....
i- icott. Boa. . .
t.'Cirrtran, Co,. 20
.'JWkion, jioa.54
00 203
85 203
HI 47 B
,38 Dl 12
.00 410 48
.05 184 17
liTofcln. Bt. I,. 50 183 IB 28
HOtdton. N. T..80 800 40 04
jjiCMrii, Clev.,78 224 20 4U
lVir: Boa 28 30 0 3
I Divta't. St. I..40 40 2 10
S riUHralLN. Y.45 08 0 10
2
20
0
10
a
a
11
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0
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13
2
22
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17
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I Balir. Clav... 21 B8 a 12 0
'rAuitln, St. L.81 244 41 40 14
ttnr. Bos.... 71 255
i uian, m, i.,,ni in i
J txntw, noa...81 60
fS.4"-.-.i."?i n?
"M"l( iu..ta .2
E
; Wean
, lEttrolf
0
11
4
8
4.
fil
20
11
22
0
75 .250
27 .250
(17 .255
40 .234
12 107 .252
8 144 .232
.. 12 .330
2 7 .250
B .250
8 81 .210
21 122 .210
0 lBO .247
0 (Ml .217
2 14 .240
88 .21.1
08 .214
00 .214
00 .242
27 .240
72 .2.10
B lin .238
20 12.1 .237
11 103 .237
12 00 .237
15 122 .237
20 t5 .230
18 .28.1
BO .235
13 .234
42 .234
81 .233
8 82 .232
1H ,-H
10 .228
02 .225
00 .224
70 .223
08 .223
07 .223
10 80 .221
4 39 .221
10 1)1 ,210
O (I'J .2111
40 ,210
82 .218
0.1 .217
2 10 .21
1 2.1 .218
27 IOI .212
IV HU .21.
1 ,21.
27 .211
44 .211
78 .210
04 .203
0 ,203
12 .201
21 .204
IS .203
70 .201
S7 .200
84 .188
IB .180
20 .181
8 .170
13
11
11
12
3
10
1
1
0
12
11
13
4
7
14
0
8
4
7
0
1
4
0
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13
10
4
a
l
l
icimfand ... 101
ft. Louis ... 102
ky.M'7?,a.. 00
.Atretics .... 03
I
CLUD FIELDING RECORDS.
O. PO. A. R. T.C. Av.
.... 101 2702 180B 120 4103 .070
08 2048 1203 124 400.1 .080
101 2H0T 1382 142 4S31 .087
VV 2028 1271 lail 4033 ,UUU
2744 1400 1S8 4308 ,U3
2703 1422 163 4380 .003
2008 1180 188 4020 .050
170 1330 210 4018 .040
CLUB DATTINQ RECORDS.
R. II. BR. Sit. Ave.
880 102 134 5U
810 08 142 ,247
708 08 1B1 .213
763 87 180 .241
788 140 150 ,210
703 112 08 ,210
708 124 120 .218
00? 100 80 .228
O. AR,
...105 8430
421
384
414
340
870
833
Unties .. 03 3037 280
riucaxo ...ioi ft'ifii
CUrran4..101 8280
forton ,..,08 8121
It. Louis,, 102 8324
WaihlnvlAn nn n.nr.
ff'Tork., 88 8282
Ml
TEN LBADINQ SLUGGER?.
2D. JR. HR. TR. ER.
31 .7 O 100 UU
11
Granav riwta.4
Sif?- W JS
IBklr A,''1' na -3 8
iKi!'' "tiouU 10 10
giitain, Detroit.;.::;:;; 21 6
TEN LEADINO BASE STEALERS,
fMr. Dttrolt
IB
0
7
0
11
100 60
155 61
150 43
1B8 40
114 44
122 42
170 40
148 39
184 39
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i.ouls,
Yorlc .
.IKatuas at,
&:::::::::::;
s "'a. St. Loula... 100
O.
08
68
DO
07
80
88
83
00
SB. Ave.
38 41
10
20
24
22
23
20
21
20
18
PITCHERS' RECORDS
Ta. rf
,&n;: is i
msi: r v .; k
"ion.civV:.. ia io
gB.Sfc:M I
ite1. CUvV,; 22 XT
& a ;: 13 18
IbS?"!' CW... ; 27 8
Q. W. U. SO. BH. II.WP, Av.
1U 1 U 1U iu 21 u l.uuu
0 4
4 B
61 18
70 10
18 83
47 84
44
27
08
84
18
12
70
08
84
81
41 103
10 88
47 110
27 184
44 74
45 74
TS 180
27 100
48 180
tr.'."ala. Det.. so li a s
CaiaKati. Wft? n 5s 1S l I60 80 180
!ai.V'C1tv ?3 13 8 87 47 188
Donald AV . '" la a i '
Hlrrl. ;.'.".V".. ? IU 7 68
8gV,. 29 ll l? B7
nzJ?. Clv... n it o
O 1.000
0 1.000
S ,000
,833
.778
,750
,733
,700
,802
,007
,807
.8117
.032
.017
U3U
nT'- twve.
fc5iH,,kL,
jiTr?i
80 11 9
Wton 23 8 8
AimiV? K'... 9 3
rrr.'. wton. 17
,' va. . si
St. L
f 1 1
1 o 11
23 8 JO
iSasj-?oit: ss ?s
I
62
01
41
42
33
21
25
20
8
1
71
B3
32
28
03
rani us s.i I?
ti. a.trY f"? 5 is Ol
2&&SPS is
"AfflSKt 2"
. N fl!
&::.n
47 104
1UU
102
08
03 12(1
79 137
IS SO
43 148
34 160
48 100 3
88 138 0
!s 60
23 S3
18 37
20 87
12
62 151
42 12S
81 112
07 114
50 07
0 14 103
7 38
II 09
82
2 I
2 82
130
62
83
02
.i iSi
02 50 180
S.I fl TH
r? t
m ?
a
7
S
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in
27 19
77 67 144
23 24 08
21 18 S4
31 4$ 43
?1 l 1?
,023
.021
.019
.018
,011
,600
,000
.688
,571
,671
,600
.650
,633
,500
.600
,500
,500
,500
,600
.600
.600
.430
.444
.437
.429
.428
.400
.891
.373
.304
.833
.833
33S
833
2U1
200
107
National League
HATTING AVERAGES,
riaycra who havo taken part In IB or moro
foiT8' "" ' knd lncludlnK Thursday, AUKuat 3,
O. AR. R. II. 811. SH. TR.Avo.
.inrtr. , Rkln.30 70 13 80 4
Ituirry. Vlillllea.10 IS 0 3 2
JlolM;rtaon. N.Y.88 330 85 118 13
Daubert. Ilklyn 02 800 00 121 10
LotiK. at.Loul.7fl 202 20 84 14
H Wacner, 1M.87 320 43 103 0
Jiuriiiujr. HI. J.117 am
ChaRp. Clncln 8S 32B
Cnnmhn. liulvn lit nn
Zlmm'man, dhl 00 354
"nuuo. l'ltla 77 251
43 100
87 101
2 10
51 1117
34 75
it
Hlilttrd, l'hlla.87 30.1 3D 01
hcat. Bklyn..00 040 40 102
H. Smith, nicn.. 22 51 4 15
Itomlor, Phlla..lO 34 1 10
Hlnrliman. l't.H7 324 81) 0.1
Work, l'hllllr-i.83 332 41 00
Oroh. Cln'natl. .00 848 60 Inn
Pjikkert, l'hlla.83 310 41 80
riaicner. SI. X.li.JlTt
('larko. Clncln.. 00 131
rorK.01 852
Doric. N. Y
Nonlo. CIn'nntl.fil nia
O. Ilurna, N.Y.100 874 05 101
TrnRisser, Hob. 22 30 1 In
Klack. ChleaBO.Ol 207 44 82
Fisher. Cln'atl 41 110 0 30
(Inod. I'hllllra..S4 100 20 20
Adams, I'lttabR.lO 22 1 0
Kelly. Chlcntto 17 no 0 10
Hfr70tr. N. Y. 00 320 30 80
jonnaton. nicm.72 2.1S .14
Knuff. N. York.00 335 4,1
HrhUltz. I'tahK 00 181 IIS
Alex'ml'r, l'hll.20 83 B
Farmer. PlttK.22 83 0
i:. Hums, I'hll.q.1 HI) 12
Carey. Pitt". ..88 800 50
O. Mlllor, Ilkin37 11 0
Crnvnth. Phil. 70 250 33
nriYrc-in. cm a .iuu
J.C.Smllh.Iloa.VO 810
Cutahaw, llkn.nl 340
Onnialea S L.70 17f.
Vlox, Pitta, ...43 120
Wlnun, Cln ...82 251
Griffith. Cln. .08 377
Zclrter. Chi.. .53 181
McCarthy. Ptc.42 120
Pfeffer. Ilkn ..2S 80
Jlerklo. N Y. 01 327
Archer, Chi ...52 163
Williams. Chi 88 31.1
Konetchy llos.no 323
20
30
21
12
20
32
14
12
10
40
44
24
no
80
40
22
22
80
114
20
0.1
78
l
80
45
33
04
00
40
32
21)
,...... n.. Kit li.
l.uderua. l-hll.HI 287 31
Htsnirel. Ukn..77 281 38
anyuer. M. L .)2 .ia
Rarlden. N. Y.82 258
Knier. Chi OH 3.1
SnodR'ai Bos. .60 178
Fltzri'k. Hoi. ..CI 112
Gowdy. Roston.82 257
Heck, St.I.outn.4ll 1.17
Mowrey, llkln.8.1 201
J.Miller. St.L.O.I 330
Rcan. Boston. 23 40
Barnes, Ron. ..20 38
Costello. Pltts.50 152
Olnon. n'llvn..45 140
Meyers, IlKlyn..4i 132 li
Retzel. St. 11.0.1 81.1 35
Lohert. N. Y.22 47 4
O Wllson.St.L. 78 218 15
Mann. Chi.... 7.1 223 27
Knabe, Chi. ...51 100 11
Bescher, St.L..08 870 05
Butler. St. L..B7 57 0
Nlehoff. Phils 80 345 38
Wllholt. Bos.. 112 20.1 20
.1. Smith. St.L.02 204 30
S'nelder. Cln. .40 08 10
Kvers. Boston. 71 241 33
M'nvllle. Hos.,90 8.17 42
llyrne. Phillies. 20 00 11
Tyler, Boa. ...10 40 5
Collins. Bos. ..ill 207 20
Jnsper. St. L.10 .13 2
Wll'ms. St.L..23 10 8
Mollwltz. Chi. 00 18(1 12
Hounch. Cln..Bl 124 10
Louden. Cln.. .00 203 20
Hendrlx, Chi,. 20 30 2
Gibson. ritts..32 83 4
O.J'ston, Pltta.71 2.18 28
o'.Mara, Bklyn..18 180 43
Klllefer. Phils. 81 140 8
Connolly. Bos. 31 80 2
Fischer, Pitta. 08 180 10
Balrd. Pitta. ..77 248 22
Mitchell. Cln.. 30 B(I 8
Corhan. St. L.84 237 21
Tackard. Chi. .2(1 32 5
Ragan. Bos. ..10 38 1
Schmidt. Pltts.37 103 10
M'Con'll. Chl.,10 44 2
Oetr. 0'kln....24 HO 1
Seaton. Chi... 28 30 4
Teireau, N. Y.23 Bl 8
Mama'x. Pltts.20 08 7
llanrroft. Vhlln.JS 289 SI
Cooper, Phils .37 77 0
HI It
38 2
78 4
80 10
63 0
71
00 0
no i
0.1 4
81 12
B.I 7
27 3
12 3
33 1
71 0
71) 11
11
0
30
.13
31
81
11
Bl
62
37
87
13
78
40
BO
1.1
B3
78
IB
in
44
7
4
30
20
01
8
17
B3
38
80
10
37
40
11
45
0
7
10
8
12
7
0
12
fin
13
u
n
0
n
7
0
o
11
8
1
2
1
11
O
0
0
0
n
o
4
n
o
n
l
B 8.1 .30.1
0 7 .883
12 inn .348
is ins .331
7 103 .320
7 185 .310
8 150 .31.1
B 1311 .311
0 11 .80.1
8 lr2 .8(12
3 10(1 .200
21 120 .208
7 138 .205
2 18 .204
1 14 .201
11 1311 .203
B 130 .280
8 144 .2H7
12 131 .287
0 100 .214
8 48 .282
13 141) .281
0 112 .270
0 138 .278
0 11 ,27H
20 101 .2711
2 80 .273
4 41 .273
1 8 .273
I 18 .271
12 113 .271
0 03 .207
0 12.1 .2(111
II 0 .2110
1 SO .20.1
8 20 .20.1
3 48 .202
0 131 .2111
3 .10 ,2111
0 0.1 .201)
7 80 .200
4 104 .238
10 110 .237
4 03 .2.17
4 41 ,2.'.0
11 88 .255
4 120 .25.1
2 34 .214
8 40 .2.11
3 22 .250
8 122 .218
B 48 .218
18 138 .248
10 112 .218
8 73 .217
7 00 .217
10 11.1 .210
ft 73 .211
8 71
0 110
10 .13
8 30
7 73
2 42
18 on
B 111
2 13
2 II)
a 41
7 42
.1 41
7 10.1
1 13
0 02
4 7.1
8 44
7 124
2 1.1
14 118
8 no
17 84
10 1
12 BO .220
13 103 .218
H 21 .217
II 23 .217
0 63 .213
(I 10 .212
0 5
11
(
4
1
3
12
8
0
4
0
a
l
a
l
o
s
n
4
1
10
214
243
,242
,241
,241
,241
,241
,230
,2:in
,237
,237
,230
,235
,23.1
,2.14
,234
,233
,281
,231
,228
,227
,227
,221
1
BO .210
38 .210
83 .2114
10 .205
23 .201
72 .203
47 .201
41 .241
12 .200
63 .100
05 .108
.100
.100
.187
.181
.124
.182
15 .18:
111 .170
11 .170
10 .170
00 .173
14 .103
CLUB BATTINO RECORDS.
O. All. R. II. SB. SI. Ave.
Cincinnati ".'.r.lOO 3400 843 802 102 88. .233
Brooklyn .::.:. 03 S1B7 3.18 700 107 123 .251
l'niiiiea vi " es- i-z
St, Louis
(Thlcaao .
nltt.hiiHh
Boatori T ........ 00 2038 813 007
83 103
I....... 10n 3240 330 787 108 74
....... 08 8274 34S 784 77 116
5 ...:. 02 8030 B01 720 10O 101
82 112
213
.213
.243
.230
.227
115.1 132
1813 145
1223 183
CLUB FIELDINO RECORDS.
O. PO. A. E. TC,
Tln.tnn 00 2488 1188 1
PhllllM ...... 01 Sg
Cincinnati ...ln 2850
Now York.... 02 2480
Brooklyn "I 03 2581
PUliburah ... DJ -'ol
St. Louis. ...100
Chlcaco 08
TEN LEADINO BASE STEALERS.
O. AB. Ae.
Carey. Plttsbunh...., 88
Kaurt. Nw York o
Bescher. St. Louis. .08
O. Burns. New York 100
2000
1131
inoo
1384
2713 1348
143
110
171
102
8730
8738
4317
8838
8811
87.17
4224
4253
35
27
23
Ava.
.072
.007
,0i)
,001
.003
.001)
,000
.033
Daubert. Brooklyn. ,
Maranvlllo Boston..
WhUted.rhlllteii....
Betzol, St. Louis...
uialf r?hlearo. . . .
llerzoe. New York.
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Hornsby, St. Loula.
Steniel. Brooklyn...
Zimmerman. Chicago
Oroh. . Cincinnati. ...
Robertson. New York
Puskrrt. Plilllles. .. .
Doyle. New York. . . .
MerklJ, Ne.,York-"
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PITCHERS' RECORDS,
G. W. L. SO. I1B. H.WP. Ave.
n.b.r Bklyn . 4 3 0 10 2 25 0 l.Oun
14
12
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21
10
23
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44
42
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12 2 144
0 0 100
4 B 131
7 2 110
2 7 122
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uurrr nklvn.. 20 17 P Cr
HuVheV. liS. :;f Bl 0 S 78
Alexander. Phils 28 20 7 110
Benton. N.Y.. -? J" J S?
Itlxey. Phi ... 1 11 J SI
4
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cl,, Bklyn. 10 8
Marauard. Bklyn 20 4
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Rasan. Boston.. 8 8
Tyler, Boston.,, 15 g
Nehf." Boston... 14 8
Bchupp. N. Y. . 14 g
RudoTfli.MBo.ton 20 l3
Parrltt. N. Y.m 26 11
Cooper. F'",, ?i 5
Mitchell. Cln,.. 18 0
w.pkard. Cht... 23
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31 IKS
83 120
38 113
80 151
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8 24 09
67 34 78
34 8U
18 31
10 81
23 183
89 100
20 82
28 IIS
24 89
20 89
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Tearcau. "..mi,." ?q 10 9 71 26 ISO
neoure. l'Ul. 23 10 71 o iu
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43 16S
S3 83 180
"f.'.V. ""n.- r. 5S 8 7
iliiXwT St L. 84 8 11 70 80 159
t'Anlr St L.7I 19 4 4 83 40 85
K!!Sr,s? l ::: so 7 9 73 sa 152
Ames, ok u... sx x ,0 fto 9 ...
29
Toney. Cln
V. Vlller. PU .. 22 6
lraintwiuu. IjIHi
Hendrlx. Chi... 31
Harmon. ? li
Schneldsr. Cla.. J
Jacobs. ,T4hi fi
iUCoanall, Col. 18
8ohul- c,'.:' " ?n
SfSSf- wl
Kantten'r, Pitts,
S .778
2 ,750
4 .741
B .714
0 .088
1 .082
1 ,067
1 .607
0 .047
2 ,038
1 .015
2 ,000
2 .000
2 .600
5 .688
1 .570
1 .5611
1 .645
2 ,616
0 .638
2 .538
1 .629
S ,529
8 !S29
4 .at a
,522
,600
.600
,600
,600
,450
.444
Nsi
,429
.428
.429
.417
.417
.400
.381
6
8 69 33 88 3
4 IS 7 64 0
B 7 01 88 7? -4
B 7 37 29 88 3
0 0 01 40 68 1
8 13 81 04 190 2
S 0 27 23 OS 1 .373
4 7 70 SO 9S 8 .864
7 14 C4 09 ISO 3 .333
S 10 47 24 100 2
I 4 31 17 75 1
2 8 S 23 1
10 107
17 47
IT 45
20
17
A 1
iu if o j yi
24 4 10 88 40 107
17 ?
.331
.833
.333
.333
300
286
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Cnalmerr. I'WU. U
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EASTERN TENNIS
STARS TRIUMPH
OVER THE WEST
Californians Beaten in the
Opening Contests Staged
at Forest Hills
WILLIAMS BEAT JOHNSTON
NEW YOniC, Aujr. C California's tennis
prostlBO BUftcrocl n, sovero shock yestcrtlny
nfternoon on tho courto of tho Wcat Slilo
Tennis Court nt Forest Hlllu, when tho lowly
easterners roso In their mlttht nnd swept
through to victory In tho final Knst vs.
West matches by taking every ono of tho
four singles events which were played. As
thero are only seven matches In tho series
tho honors rest with the men of tho Hust,
no matter what may bo tho outcome of tho
ono singles match and two doubles matches
which nro to bo played tomorrow.
In winning their way to victory tho east
trners encompassed the downfall of ono of
tho strongest teams that evor cama out of
the Golden Gate. The featuro of tho day's
performance was tho defeat of National Sin
gles Champion 'William M. Johnston, who
wns prey to tho better-sustained nttacl; of
a former national champion, It. Norrls
Williams, 2d, of Philadelphia. In a thrill
ing encounter, which was replete with the
high lights of the tennU skill, Williams
overshadowed his Western opponent by a
scoro of 3-6, G-3, 8-6, 4-C, 9-7. It was a nip-and-tuck
struggle In which the decision was
In doubt until tho last point had been played.
This wns tho Inst match of tho afternoon
and It almost Invaded tho precincts of dark
ness. It was a fitting climax for an after
noon which had provided exciting moments
aplenty.
Two doubles and a singles were all left
for westerners to pick from tomorroy.
The matches will have no bearing on tho
result of the tournament, as the easterners
clinched their victory yesterday.
N. W. Nlles meets Rolnn Roberts, a new
star of tho West. In tho final singles match.
In the doubles Johnston and Griffin play
Ilchr and K. B. Alexander, nnd Murray nnd
Davis meet Williams and Church.
G AT CHU31H
Speaker to Play Today
CLEVELAND. O.. Atur. B. Trls Speaker,
who It was thouitht would bo out of the eamo
for aeeral weeks, will be In the Indian line-up
thla afternoon aitalnst the Athletics. Trls pot
norvoux wlill- wotchlnc his team males play
raterday and demanded today that he takj hla
reaular noslllon In the center Held. Ills Injured
ankle Is not rauslns much trouble, ,.
Schedule of Today's
Minor League Games
DEUWAnr. COUNTX IJEAOUE
Media Bt Upland.
llrlll at Piisclmll. .
Cheater at Clifton Ilelthto.
IILUK BII10K USAOUE
Gettrsburr it Frederick.
Ctiambersburc nt Slartlnsbnrx,
Ilunoter at Ilnicrstown.
T. It. It. MOTIVE POWER LEAGUE
Iloirlsburc nt Wllmlncton..
Philadelphia at New ork.
Cumden nt Meadows,
llaltlinore at Trenton.
DAVntlNM'KKHY LE.aUE
Halifax at Dauphin.
JJunriiiiiion ut Mlllersbarc.
Slarystllle nt Neuport.
nAUPIIIN-KCIlUVLKILL LEAGUE
Tremont at Wllllamstonn,
Lykens at Toner City.
8C1IUVLKILL VALLEV LE.OUK
Illlllken at Norrlttown.
Sprlne City at ltoiborouzb.
YORK COUNTV LEAGUE
Windsor at North York. .
Mprlnr (Irote ut Ited Hon.
Ualiuktowu at (lien Itock.
TRENTON CITY LEAGUE
P. C. at Maddocks.
Wilbur at Ht. Joseph's.
Cottaso ut Fowler's.
P. 1 q. at P. O. N. of A.
Atasote at Laurel's.
DELAWARE RIVER LE.GUE
Morrlsvllle at Iloebltnr.
Kniulre Tire ut Globe,
Florence at Mercer,
MXNUFACTURERS' LE.OUE
(Mercer County),
Retchert's at Globe.
JelTerson at Kuiplre,
Cnstal at Oakdale.
INTERCOUNTY I.EGUE
West Chester at Kennelt Sauare,
Atoudale at Jiockdule.
LANCASTER CQUNTY LE.VGUE
Ephrsta at New Holland.
Quarrytille ut MounttUI.
Laucustcr at Columbia,
LEHIGH VALLEY LEAGUE
Maucb Ohuuk at Summit Hill.
Lausford at Palmerton,
Lehlsbton at tilatlnxtoa.
ALL-WILMINGTON LEAGUE
VandcTtr at Urandrwlne.
llrownson at Newport.
East Lake at Pioneer,
liuncroft at Kdeu.
INDEPENDENT LE.GUE
Illxhlaud at Eddystone.
Lelperstllle at Texuro.
Marcus-Hook at fit. Paul'.
P. O. B. OF A. LEAOUB
Upland at Marcus Hook,
Darby at. Chester. No, 181.
Chested N. 43. at UockdsU.
INTEKBOHOUCH LK.QCH
Bldley Park at Morton-Rutland.
UUhland Park at Media.
DrexeT Ulli at Union.
MAIN JUNE LEAGUE
i. C. ut C'eatrat IlUh troundj.
Don a Co. ts. West PhUadelphla
kVllf,-
Paoll at Una Air.
BtrVTD at Narhrlh.
Autocar at.ilayne
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
-.
Ambler at Jenklntowa.
jiiiuu at nil low tiros.
Olrmlls at llitaayrts.
N
Runs Scored by
Majors for Week
RUNS scored by all teams in
American and National LoaRiics
from Saturday, July 29, to Friday,
August 4, inclusive. Only runs that
fifrurc in official averages arc in
cluded. Scores of incomplete games
are not counted, but the scores of
games of five innings or more are
included in the table:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
H. S. M. T. W. T. F.T'l.
Chlraco 1 17 4 CI 8 0 BS
lloiton 11 0 0 S 3 1 10
Detroit 11 3 0 2 2 2 3 SI
rlatnl.Mll 10 110 3 3 ft 21)
ht. LouU 1 4 4 3 3 (I 20
Wnshlncton II 2 11 1 0 1024
Athletic S 1 3 2 2 1 210
New York 3 12 21 211
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
H. K. SI. T. W. T. r.T'l.
Ilrooklrn 4 13 H 6 t 2 3.J
N'rw York 0 14 II 1 23.1
Ilntnn 12 8 1 3 I) S 3i
Phillies I 4 3 1 10 3 27
Clnclnuatl H 2 4 II 225
ht. I.ouls ' S O 6 4 123
Chlcato n 2 4 O I) 0 1H
Plttsliurch 3 0 4 S 2 0 11
Did nut piny.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
Club.
Ilrookl) a . .
Phillies ....
ltoston ....
New York.
Chlraao ...
Ht. l.ouls .
PiiUbunth .
Cincinnati .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. Pet. Win.
. . . . B 31 .1130 t.3
S3 30 .3711 .SSI
. . SI 3H .313 t.&-
47 43 .511 .SHI
. . 4B lit .IH'J .173
41 S7 .4311 .411
..... 40 SS .433 t.447
80 01 .3D0 .403
A.MP.RICAN LE.VGUE.
Ix)h. Hpllt.
t.(117 .04H
.370 . .
t.SHO .371
.S0.1 ....
.103 ....
.431 .s..
t.42(l .43S
1,382 .am
Club. Won. It
Chlcaco 60 43
lloiton Ad 44
( leieland SS 44
New York S3 4(1
Detroit , A4 40
Woahlnrton .... 60 48
Ht, Loul SI 40
Athletics 10 70
tUln two. iLost two.
!. Win. T.niu. finllt.
,87H .883 ,873 ....
.871 f.SKO t.BHO .670
,830 .BUD .3SU ....
.833 .BIO ,830 ....
.624 ,621) .610 ....
,510 .613 .SOS ....
BIO 4.S20 .S0O .810
.200 .203 .11)8 ....
SCIIEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEA0UE.
Chlcaco nt New York cloudy.
PltUburch at llrooklyn cloudy (2 cames).
Cincinnati at llo.tun rlcur (2 cames).
St. Louis at Philadelphia cloudy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Detroit cloudy.
Wushlncton at Chlcato cloudy.
Athletic at Clet eland clear.
Iloston at bt. Louis clear (2 cumea).
INTERNATIONAL LEAOUE.
Newark at Providence cleur.
llaltlinore at Richmond clear (3 cames),
Montreal at Ruchester clear (3 cumes),
Iluffulo at Turuuto cloudy (3 cames),
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. Si Athletics, 3.
Detroit, Si New ork. S.
Chlruto, 3 Washlncton. 2,
Wushlustoii. Hi Chlcaco, 3 (second came),
bt. Louis, 6 llo.tun, 1,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Phillies. 3i Ht. Iuls, 1.
Chlcaco, 6 New York, 2.
Motion, Si Cincinnati, 2.
llrooklyn. 2 l'UUbursh, 0.
AL DEMAREE LffiELY
TO DO THE HURLING
Pat Moran Allows Alex to Take
Rest Today's Game at
2:30 o'Clock
Manager Moran had originally planned
to uso Alexander tho Great on the mound
against 'the Cardinals thla afternoon, but
tho splendid form Bhown by Rlxey,
Chalmers, Bender and Demaree since tha
champions arrived noma may cause the
Phllly pilot to change his plans. Alexander
has had onlj; two days' rest -and while
Moran Intended to send his star to the
mound every third day, the splendid work
of the rest of the staff may Induce him to
postpone the overworking of the Nebraskan.
In case Moran decides to allow Alexander
two more days of rest, Al Demaree or
George Chalmers will be picked to oppose
the Cards. Hugglns's team appears to have
gone to pieces and Is at the present time
the weakest in the National League, and
Moran does not anticipate much trouble
from tha Cardinals.
Leon Ames, who beat the Giants and
Braves la his last two starts. Is likely to be
Hugglns's pitching choice, and as the for
mer New Yorker generally Is troublesome
to the Phils, todays game may be harder
than the champions Imagine.
Today's game will begitr at 2:30 o'clock,
JUNIOR TENNIS
STARS CLASH ON
CYNWYD COURTS
State Tournament for Ed
ward Bok Trophy Begins
This Afternoon
The flrsi annual tournament for tho
Junior tennis championship of Pennsylvania,
an outgrowth of tho Philadelphia clay
court championship event Inaugurated last
year, will get under way thlH nftornoon on
the dirt courts at the Cynwyd Club, with
nn entry list of 50 nspirlne and persplr
Ing youths.
Today's program Is preliminary and first
round singles matches. The championship
trophy was presented by Ertwnrd Bok, and
at present It Is held by Thomas Brown,
of Yonkers. Hrown was unahlo to enter
bccnu.so tho Infantile paralysis quarantine
Is keeping him In Now York.
This youngster went through a fast field
In tho event last year, and his nbsenco
Is to bo regretted, although it virtually
means that the championship In singles will
go to a local player. The favorites nre
Searing Wllso'n, present junior Indoor chnm
plon of Philadelphia, and Hoy March, holder
of tho New Jersey Junior title.
Other youngsters who nro bound to figure
are Nelson Illlllngton. Moorestown ; II. P.
Uornhelm, Frankford High School ; Samuel
Pennock, Penn Charter: Marshall Vanna
man, Cynwyd, nnd Itodney Beck, German
town. Hoy Coflln, of Oermantown, holder of
the Philadelphia Junior title on turf, Is
Ineligible for this event, which Is open
only to boys of 17 nnd under. The young
est entry Is Stuart Vnlerrtlne, of German
town, who was 12 years old on his last
birthday, or "going on 13," ns he put It.
The doubles championship wilt get under
way early next week.
Cobb's Creekers Take
Million and Half Wal
lops in Nine Weeks
This Schieffelein
By SANDY JIcNIDLICK
HOHNSBY II. U I)B VEAZT, poet, lin
guist and statistician, besides being
fond of cutting holes In his straw hat and
refusing ts wear tongues In his shoes, nlno
liked to remark that figures would prove
anything.
This Is nllbt for the statement that golf
ers nt tho municipal Cobb's Creek course
have hung up n world's record for two
months of play over a new course. As
nearly ns approximate figures can diagnose
tho situation, nearly one million nnd a
half shots have been hurled nt the flags
so far. Thcso stupendous figures havo been
reached after the following arithmetic:
Tho 'average number of players nt the
Cobb's Creek course every day, according
to figures given out recently, Is 125. This
Is a low estimate. The weekly avcrago
would bo 875.
Tho numbor then, on paper, that havo
played the publlo links so far Is 7876.
Figuring the strokes per round, accurately.
Is almost Impossible, but from admitted
statements, destroyed golf cards found torn
up on the links, nnd from observation,
137 strokes has been placed as the low
nvcrago speed.
Free Hitters Present
Thcro Is nn enormous number of freo
hitters now disporting In tho Cobb's Creek
pastures, who care nought for tho number
of strokes, tho main Idea being to wallop
the pill.
Tho majority of golfers thero admit
that they have a hard time doing better
than 150 Btrokes. Many of tho fcmlnlno
beginners go nround In about twice that
number of strokes. Scarcely a handful of
the best players there can reach 90 and
only two havo broken 80.
These scores wouldn't drag down tho
average much and 137 seems reasonable.
Tho overwhelming shot-totnl now reaches
tho staggering sum of 1,078,875 strokes.
Tills is picked as a world's mark for thrco
reasons. To wit, as the saying goes, first
the public course Is one of tho hardest
public courses In the country; second, av
erages at other courses nro universally
lower than this, and third, tho attendance
ts nearly as strong ns that of tho averago
public course.
The 1,078,875 strokes Is a fair estlmato
of the recorded strokes. Then there aro
drives "taken over nnd not counted." Thero
are great hordes of penalty strokes lost
In the waters of the creek and In situations
of which tho beginner ofttlmes docs not
even wot.
1,500,001 Strokes
There aro tho short putts that ho can
put In "the second time." There are
many shots forgotten at other times.
Beginners nre alike In this respect the
world over.
A fair estimate of "unrecorded shots"
would Beem to be 421,126. This would
mako the grand total of shots at Cobb'i
Creek for nlno weeks 1,500,001, something
of ft record, what?
Word comes down from Schcrfectndy that
tho present Mohawk tourney thero Is tho
first tournament that George Schieffelein,
of the Mohawk Club, ever has partici
pated In.
All ho did wns trim Max Marston, 5
and 3, who was a somiflnatlst In the na
tional last year, and is one of the big
four thought to have tho best chance this
year.
If Schieffelein can do a feat like that In
his first tourney, we await with Interest
to hear of his accomplishments In his sec
ond tourney.
C. II. Williams, Aronlmlnk, lived up to
his former records In tho tourney, despite
tho Increased speed of the Held this year.
He always seems to Bhow his greatest
speed at Schenectady, and gave Sherrill
Sherman, national scmiflnallst, a fine bout
yesterday.
Requests and Retorta
Bandy McNIbllck Will you pleaie tell whether
Today's Tec Talk
flotf In nppreftthlnc tne Mntbtlltfes fr
exhibition at no, ranch pw tieed scroll toe
water that tennln ha attained.
It It a nlmple matter l rhanre admlMlen
to ritrn.net matches ftfnre (he plar li con
erntrntert, bat to charge admleilpn to rotf
eonrM In order to wltnem the plar, Is an
other matter.
In Knilind rannluVrabt iom am Hetnr
rained for tho Tartan war Innd throoith
the. medium of exhibition matehe. Harrr
Vnrdon, J, T, Taylor and Jamea Ilrald. often
railed tho irealeot tolf trlnmirlnkto In th
world, are all too old for military atTTlre.
(llt matehe bet eon the atara are) fro
qnent tlie riara and treat tbronti trad to
orcr the llnka tn wltneoa them.
More than four thenaand people tarried
nnt recently io wltnm a foor-ball aten
between two tcfima, Vanlon nnd Taylor
paired for Kniland, and Ilrald nnd Herd,
for Hrntlnnd.
Tho hat nna paoeed nnd noorly ererx en
In I ho throntr came forward to drop In a
weo "bob" or two.
there la suppoied to bt any advantair In wear
Inir clovea. aitdo from the protection of tho
hands? I have been told that wearing a kIoto
on tho rlht hand crampi tho hand and prerenta
full Mrencth Ntlnc rAit Into that band. The
pernon who told mo thla aald 1 waa retting too
much In tho rJcht hand and apolllnr my ahota.
Ho then foltl mo n pair of slovea for a hlch
price, I cannot hold my club ateady wearlmf
them. Do any of tho atar players uio kIotoii
If not, what do they do for eore handiT
A HANK DEOlNNBn.
Philadelphia. Pa.
We have unearthed no tltleholdcrs who
wear gloves. The common practice Is to
wind adhesive tapo around tender spots on
tho fingers. A golf glove In Intended solely
to protect the hand and generally Is made
as loose and free of fit as possible.
Sandy McNIbllck Kindly tell mo where James
Ilarnea and Charlea IlarTner nnlihed In ths
Phlladolphla opn ctiamplonihlp laat year and
whero It was held,
AN BNTHUBIASTIC HEADER.
Overbroolt. I'a.
They wero tied for second place.
Bandy MnN'lbltck I read your e-olf atorle
every nlcht and ret tho rreatest pleaauro out ot
them. Haro been waltlne for a chance to tell
yon a rood rolf note. The nearest I cam to
havlnr ono tor you wan tho other day, when I
tartrd oft at Iluntlnrdon Valley with a .1-3-4.
At thl-t rat. I ahould hare rinlahed with a
reconl-bustlnr 12. Hut I bl-w up on the last
1& holes nnd trot a 8U. Cordially, J. 21. V.
Ablnrton, l'a.
B ingles and Bungles
Queries on matters of rolf will be an
swered In thU column. Address all com
munications of this natnro to Handy McNIb
llck. (iolf Kdltor. Klenlnt Ledirr. flnb
schedules, anecdotes, srorrs and other link
lore lll also bo printed In this cojuain. Tho
nnmt of the sender will not b printed with
out permission.
Rppa nixey proved himself a real Stronrheart
In yesterdny'a battle with tho Cardinals. When
over tho blr Virginian rot Into trouble ho braced
himself nnd rut loom all ha had, That la the
style of pttchtnr that will always win and Eppa
seem to havo acquired It.
On Thursday all the first division club of the
National Ijenrue won their cames. Testerday
all of then but New Turk repeated. Henco there
was little chanre In tho relative standlnr ot tho
clubs. .
In tho National Learus Brooklyn Is drat and
tho Phils second. There Is a difference oC .04
betwnen them. Only OS points separate tho
St. Louts Ilrnvrns from tho Whlta Sox. tha
latter betne tied for seventh place, whtlo the
former Is nrst.
Ica Meadows mado n rank balk yesterday
when ho wns pitching- to 1IIII Klllefer, but tha
I'hllly players nnd Umpire Hank O'Day were
sound asleep and ho rot away with It. II was
two feel off tb rubber when he pitched the
third ball. As Rlxey followed with a stall. It
made no difference.
Iteallslnr that there are many fans In Phila
delphia who wish to leave for tho seashore and
other risers on Saturday afternoon, tho Phil
lies' manaccment has decided to have all Sat
urday sames, bertnnlnr today, besln at 2 JO
o'clock.
The Dodccra have now won seven In a row.
The Drowns havo won H straucht and are now
tlad for sixth pUce.
Rico. Benator pitcher, playlnr In the outfield,
mado nro hlla In elrht times up In a double
header. Tho Whit Sox used six pitchers In the second
rame.
Ed Tlank held the Red Sox to two hit.
Artlo Itofman. playlnr hla first rame for the
Tanks, made two hits and stole a base.
Two Miles In 1:30 Flat
INDIANAPOLIS. Aur. 8. An American-roads
-ar now balds tho track record on the In
dianapolis Motor Speedway, which waa for
merly held by a French car driven by a French
man. In a test made by J. O. Vincent, chief
enrlnecr ot the Packard Company, the teat rac
Inr car, enulpped with the lleht 12-cyllnder
aviation motor, circled tha blr brick speedway
In 1 3D flat, a speed ot 100 milea an hour.
SUITS 511
Reduced from 130. 123 and ISO
See Our 7 Biz Windowt
PETER MORAN & CO.
Mfrrhrint Tailors
fi. B. COR. NINTH AND ARCII 8T8.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
New Prices August 1, 1916
The following prices for Ford cars will be
effective on and after August 1st, 1916
Chassis
Runabout
Touring Car ....
Coupelet
Town Car
Sedan
f. o. b. Detroit
$325.00
345.00
360.00
505.00
595.00
645.00
These prices are positively guaranteed against any reduction before August 1st,
1917, but there is no guarantee against an advance in price at any time.
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BROAD ST. AND LEHIGH AVE.
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