11
PAUBERT OUSTS ROBERTSON FROM LEAD; SPEAKER LOSES GROUND TO COBB AND JAGKS"OM
EVENING LEDaERIniLAt)ELPHIA, BATtJBDAY, AUGUST 19, 1010.
him lost !) out of 2G
eames, winning 10 out of
in and lost 17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTINO AVERAGES.
Flayers who hnvr, tnken imrt In 16 or more
itnes, P to nnd Including Thursday. August 17.
fl. All 11. II HH.Htt.TII. Ave
games,
Rwaker, cir-ve. .iiu M'l
no in.". 21 12 "01
Cobb, nelrolt . . inn :iyj
Jfcrtiien. Chl5aB0.lt 6 iJP
N2 I II 4.1 11 1111
111 i.in 1 1 ill azn
r ") r. a :ia
Jin.'""'-.."' iiv i
M K'l 111 la lao
10111. -iT ...,,... i-Vn
!..- rirtirnit. . .hit
n ".
nr. laa ;u in ioi
KMiT'ChlMiro... 40 157
fiolin.1. Detroit . a J ,2a
norrlnnr. Ilnston.111 !M1
'J 4" 3 4 01 .aoo
1 7(1 7 an 1
S7 117 IS in 147 .30.1
(12 inn 21 in im .ana
E iler, Bt. IkjuIi.114 4P.I (12 1.11 21 in
K..iii tl.lr.ill fil IR'I 1 ,M 1 i
Urcti. 'c,iiruKu..tn () r.7 1.1:) i in ip.i 'ins
Blnink. tlilftlr.IPO 310 Ct 114 1.1 IB lilli ..too
K
I
ten. Wah'on.. 41 1!14 11 4'i 2 1 411 .2!it)
ih. New York .71 nil) at 71 111 21 irj .'."in
fihbtton, at. ii.. ii.i 4r.n 73 in 21 11 mi .2114
Fnro Id. at i. . h.i i;;hj " n .1 . .'Jni
Hoblltael, Ilontnn f'3 R!H -111 fl) II 11 1 OH .53
Nuniv aurr. i. x. t .'; " .J1 ." "u .-ti.
Veph. Detroit. ..111 4 mm ijii ii an 111
I;. (.Ollinn. t.tii..tj.. i". m, iij ji u ink
llUth. HOIto.n 4J l'-'iy i"
11
iitumsnn. NT. Y.. ns 170 2..
Ohorrlty, Wash.. 21 or. 1)
Ll"llit, , Chlmicn. 2 20 3
Klian: Atl.lctlcn aj 17) 1 1
oiiMiolfy. N v.. ni 222 411
Wolttr. N Y ... SB ll)( 7
47 7 a
lrf 2 2
a 11 0
1? 8 fl
ul l'l 2
h:i 11 24
211 2 r.
21 2 4
(la nnr, notion.. ." ! i"
i-!nl. St. I.. .. 2R 11 II
in 11 1
lrnnn.r. Iln-iton . . 1 117 412 ni 1 0'l 18 II 141 .2I1S
Kmlfil, Chwlwl 71 2flS 24 M a fl 8:1 .2BV
Sf?fr Athlftlrn. 30 !17 7 2.1 1 4 31 .201
WaWr Ilinlon.. I'O MS 00 IM 11 la 11(1 .in.l
Hpllmnn, Di-trolt.inn 3S4 40 lnt II 11 111) .2(13
cn'nlpiMiin T)it. 2li !H 'I
in
II 1
j.. i.i
ItcMullen. Chi.. "0 lni (1
ftorton, St. L... 4R (15 8
WilU's. Wnsti.. R7 101 lp
Dams. Itrolt .. ::h .".0 H
44
17
42
7 12
1 1
4 n
13
n
Vminir. Detroit.. 11 I K'lH 47
1(1.1 13 1.1 12.1
Turner. Clrvo. . . S'l 30.1 10
Mlllr St 1 107 ni 4(1
Pubuc, Detrnt.. 42 70 1
JlcInnU, Allilftlcv ?! 3M LW
T.I 12 14 HI .S.l'i
T Id 2.1 1011 .2r.7
1 0 2 22 .J.17
HR S 1 I 10(1 .210
PivlM. r,va..
Lewi. B"tpn.
Morcan. IV.iali.
McKIam. Atln
Mirt.ins. St. I..
Milan. Wniiii..
CMn?i,,..CIl.
Macee N. V . .
Palter. N Y...
.110 4PS 31 tOl 10 22 134 211.1
. . !T irt RI 101 12 111 1.17 .2,','V
.. Rl 2".7 '.U OS l1! 13 KB .21".
31 111 4 31 0 II 87 .2.11
,.na ani ai i no "7 2 us 211
..112 4111 .in lint 2.1 tl 1211 .25 1
. .lir. 44(1 81) 111 II 7 17H .852
. . MS .12i! 14 M! 21 11 Hid .212
. . 71 273 3.1 70 13 3 114 .'.'.1.!
..inn ::si 4.-. oo 10 17 14H .'.mo
PIP". N. Y. .
Mitchell. Detroit. 2.1 112 1 1 (1 2 8 .250
Pratt, St I.nullt.117 42.1 14 111! 20 IT. 172 .240
CVNell. CkVO ... 04 27S 21 fl 1 8 Fn .241
Foit.ir. Wash... 112 141 nr. HIS 111 Ii 138 .84.1
OMrlnt. K. V. . . . 0.1 ?. "0 OS 4 .1 82 .211
Fmirnler, Old.... 84 VV I'll n ! Ki 4 nil .Ma
LaJole, Athtetlex.103 .ISO 211 !4 10 12 110 .212
rH-kln'UTh, N.Y.llll 372 41 I.U 11 18 121) ,248
Hnr-. Wash 8H23110 fit! II 7 71 242
Tticraas. llOBton. 7(1 If.:! 14 37 .1 8 48 .242
fiuih. bctrnit. ..mi 415 r.i inn is 111 117 .an
Cnarmtn. Clcve.. 70 232 .17 Ml 12 30 73 .211
Shanka. Wash... 07 .1111 32 7(1 12 18 100
Lynn. Chlcnuo . 22 81 !1 .1 0 0 Jl
Moeller. Wath... 78 rfl 30 r.'i IP. O 7.1
Hartley. St. I.... n.l ir.'. 14 an .1 2 42
Jjiwrj, Athlrtlfn. 27 nil 5 1(1 3 2 14
.Jaiwin, lio.itnn.. 70 18n 2't i.l 4 10 .10
Wjaver, ChleHBO.na Jill ,i.i ion in 12 las
J. uolllna. uni.. .inn nn i :: n
Jimleaon IVnsh . 40 I'll It .1:1 2
,)!l"el N. Y ... 30 105 1.1 24 3
MtT, llnaton 33 40 .1 11 (1
Hilt. AtlilrllfM. 1X1 3118 3(1 82 8
13 117
.1 :;i
3 27
1 14
7 111
iral.li. Atlilntl-i..m2 .'tin 41 77 24 111 10t
Johnson. Ht. I,. .. 71 217 21 R.1 12 11 TO
-Tern-, Chleaico . r,0 IRfl 11 .17 2 7
Pchallc. rhIcaBo mi ai: .11 7(t 27 in
illeier. Atht.. .. 32 110 0 .11 4 4
Etanaze. Detroit. 7(1 230 IB r.2 2 0
Judre. ivasii..,. n.l 228 so no 17 it
ni
118
SO .221
(18 .220
(III .2111
28 .218
71 .210
Cpveleskle. Dot. . 34 III B 22 0 1
l'lrk, AthletleH.. 01 301 24 CI 10 7
Vltt. Detroit. . .
.112 104 58 100 10 20 128
Daley. Cleve
2r 11.1 8 1 I II I 17
Johnson, Wash.. 4.1 108 n
23
7
70
28
40
0 4
0 2
.1 11
7 r.
31 .21.1
CarrlR-an. Hoa... 21 3.1 r.
M'Brld, Wah..l00 374 23
.Tobln. 8t. I,.... 01 181 10
Ptott, Hoston.... 70 220 22
llenrleksrn, lloa.. n.l 111 1.1
Austin. St. I...., 89 2il() 45
flftrienn. M v.... nn nr.n in
00 211
41 .210
no .200
27 .80S
77 .208
88 .207
12 .2011
29 .200
a
0 2 2
ml 14 l.i
73 IB 10
7 0 0
20 3 1
,parber. Wash... 10 .14 4
aii
urpby. Chlcaso. 41 07 12
TEN I.EADINO BLUaQEnS.
2ii. 3n. nn. tii. eh.
Jackson. Chlcairo 31 14 2 225 Oil
I
raney, Cleveland 3d M o nn iit
ratt. St. Loula 20 0 4 172 Bfl
'eaeh. ntrnit in n a 174 nr.
rdaeh. Chlran 10 n S 183 ni
iPlpp. New York 0 It 7 ,148 B2
gtalcr. St. Louis 17 It 4 '181 Bl
, Speaker. Cleveland 23 0 1 201 47
Cobb. Detroit 24 7 3 101 47
Walker. Hoston 24 7 3 101 47
TEN LEADINQ DASE STEALERS,
-. .. O.
i Cobb. Detroit 100
Speaker, Cleveland 110
Bcnalk. Chlcneo 103
Jlaree. New York 88
Walsh. Athletic . 103
Marians, St. Louie 113
Milan. Washington 112
P'sler, St. Louis 114
fratt, St, Louis 117
sn,
43
41
27
21
24
27
24
2.1
2.1
20
Avi
CLUB IlATTINQ IIEC0IID3.
, a. ah. n. ii. sn. sir.
"trolt ....US 8801 485 lOOn 124 14S
Chicago ...114 3720 431 1)81 112 1.18
Cleveland ..114 304.1 409 B02 107 170
g,0,tTn ..... 112 3001 .192 80H 00 1.10
v:,LSu'".---m ,7-,7 431 007 169 167
4W York. .11B 30(1.1 428 883 145 123
a.Mh.l.ne,on n3 3048 3U2 8.18 125 111
Ataletlcs ..108 3471 292 801 107 102
Ave-.
.261
,240
.218
.214
,212
.241
.2.16
.231
CLUB TIELDINO nECOHDS,
O.
..112
..114
..115
PO.
8038
i Soiton , , , ,
.Detroit , '
INW Ynrlr
A.
1402
1407
1533
1405
1505
156.1
1373
1611
E.
138
144
1(!4
150
141
172
180
2S5
TC.
4008
4773
4838
4602
4024
4708
4601
4340
Avar.
,0(10
,068
,967
.063
,002
.0(11
,059
.917
3132
S141
rig. Louis.,!
. .1J 2U81
..nrr ans
..114 anoi
,.113 8042
..108 280O
ft. toWntn'
uiciicd , ,
I
LONQ HITS DY CLUBS.
2D.
,163
,168
,134
144
,120
sn. im.
TD. 'En.
1247 833
Cblcaro
Cleieland ! !
Detroit "
Ave.
.333
,833
,B2a
,311
,311
,803
,290
,289
SO 14
48
87
33
40
41
43
38
12
12
11
25
0
8
12
1203
1273
800
'."ton :::
804
233
281
246
220
221
1108
U4S
1128
1038
1003
gt, Loud.,,
:-j:J51
Athletics , .
Pitchers' Records
Pv. N. Y ?i o
J-a-mbeth, Clevs;! 4 1
SS"11""!", 22 7
L. SO.BI1. H.WP.Avr.
o 10 11 29 0 1.000
6 4 18 0 1,000
10 13 13 0 1,01)0
4 5 12 0 1,000
UU 34 UO ,U1I
BJ 3 113 9
18 30 lit! U
3D 31 16tt 1
47 48 SO 0
27 18 HO 0
63 42 07 0
1)2 61 206 4
72 81 134 i
.727
.723
.700
.700
.688
,680
,630
,643
,610
,632
,H23
,615
,611
,600
,600
,571
!n7i
.663
.683
.663
.660
.630
.643
.643
.613
.828
.600
5SiV.kB""fiB:!! 5? J
34 17
"oaaell, Chicago
&acuS'A K lZ
49 61 86
puts. Boston
nn n
US M 13d
Tj.;.' S" i"
i '
Coveleskl, Cleve!.: 87 15
Q2 &Z ISO .
VI 62 219
75 64 127 1
68 e 183 1
9'J 40 1X2 a
20 21 70 4
at 31 71 l
24 23 63 0
68 81 177 1
InSk if15'??"0 . 21 6 4
IE
iiTO " !? 5
lirKV ;" 2J it it
wua";; ?2
13 10 133 60 173 5
"inum., Cbi:,,
31 0 7 77 Dj 18'J 1
88 14 11 6S 43 1R9 1
S?ua
Detroit
28 11 a 68 74 16.1 6
KUsfa
uieve...
26 6 8 41 (31 127 3
13 6 S 10 18 61 1
Hamilton.
Jn), -.."'?'.
?'er. 'Boaton .'.'."
88 1ft 18 177 67 217 8
28 10 41 72 181 6
ffir .vui- ?s. n n
63 48 187 3
43 40 163 1
44 28 102 0
20 18 37 2
8 26 37 0
1 D 12 2
hoettise. N, Y.II 18 S 5
guroont. Waan... 17 2 2
fePPtou. Det.... 0 2 2
enler, Detroit., , all
nm"' Pjtwit ... 20 6 I
Oillla, Wh 86 10 14
.500
.800
.600
.5G0
.500
.462
44 61 101 4
77 OS 170 8
4 SO
gfnnrjOrt. St. L. . 48 8 10 108 74 102 9 .414
JfcebllEjf. Detroit .27 8 40 43 84 127 4 .444
Wolfgang Chl.... 26 48 83 43 80 2 .411
ynioh: Chic
nH?. Detroit..
19 S 4
80 8 11
22 23 69 1
31 77 124 4
.429
.421
.400
.400
.381
.375
.370
.833
.833
204
200
197
187
.077
.097
31 12
'!
119 V3 170 W
t a na An ii
Chicago...
gull OlvT ,
Cunolaghajn. Det
l 8 IS 67 53 14 3
11 3 5 27 26 57 a
32 10 17 111 98 19T 2
: 0 10 Hi 04 iJJ
Sjefg. , Boaton . . IB
P?'iw2'- NY.. 21
EC. St. Loula .. 21
2 4 31 SO JV J
S 12
77 01 1 o
25 24 6S 0
21 19 64 I
31 48 i$ 4
3(S 63 133 6
43 S3 149 5
fwbtii, oi.ve. .:. ia
t t-".i, uieve. . . . il
t- JfMennllk. 'Ct, 11 1 5
ft fcNefcao, Albjklt 29 J IS
DAVY ROBERTSON DISPLACED
B7J?AEn5RT' WHILE COBB
AND JACKSON GAIN ON SPEAKER
Giants' Youngster Drops to Second With 323 Tv
, With .367 Only 29 Points Behind Leader.
"Shoeless" Joe Hitting .355
JAKE DAUBEnT Is bnck on top In tho rnce fnr th i. .
batting contest, having displaced Davy , toblrtw! IX L ,' m""f
jo Jackson both made gains on tho leading S, e?ker' but 9 Texan tnf .V".
vlth considerable to spare. These happenings were the mB. i . ? '" ln fr"1
Daubert went to tho front despite th facTtLt II I PrUnl In both leagues,
jtobcrtson has come down like n streak. Two wr.W. """T3 tho loss of 2 l'lnts'
average of .346. Now ho Is In second place with 321 1 a i .1 WIV .n to" wltU nn
fast week near the top, dropped from 32J toSlB iri'n? lha1 I,aubort' Hornsby.
,820 and Is third. Long, Warner, wheat and I Innenm I )IV 5""Pe,'Lfrom -314.t0
Speaker made no change In his Imposing .39 I c?m? ? otl,cr ,-30 swatsmlth.-.
from .360 to .307, and now Is just 20 points In tho !, 3 t,au ailv,nnco "" went
forward and moved from .349 to .366. With this hair 1 im '." :,acl" ftls came
few more weeks without a slump will place them iHriln(f ln,th,a wanner a
apparently safe Speaker. ' lI,cm """Beroualy on tho heols of tho
Illxey Is right at tho top In the Ditchers' Bu s. ..
Is next with 22 wins and 8 defeats, Pf offer hns n record V i2ut , , ,A'eam'er
. .. . . . . j ii'i-uru nr ik an.i ? nM.i r...
in. l"e rlc.?" .H5ue Johnson Imn r.l.J'. , " ."u"M,u.1
35 AM ,Lc,nBU0 -'hnaon l.n
35. JOO lJUSh hftH wnn 19 .
n 10 ....";" ?".' "' "
IliKni
.. ... tt tvuii
lost ls;Myors has
AmOH strums worKcu ins way into tho select, havlnir nn ..,, ,, ,, , , ,
from .260 to .266 ving an even .300. Mclnnls dropped
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HATTPNO AVnilAOES.
-lrpr'?nc1nTrur8d,any.1L0Bru5,n57?
.:i'iii
SUIT
355
3 T
311)
"nubcrt. rtklvn..
iitnftt,v' '"'n
JlnVrtson, fj v
riinae. CI mi
K Wnaner. i'i'ttn
. Art n. n.sn mt th.
no 374 ni 122 in 211 inn
17 1 if m as 1 a 11
inS 25l r,R 15S '3 12 131
ig2 5?l! 2 '13 12 a "7
Stl DJS 48 104 II 7 in
ins 8;,i 4n 122 11 a 170
av.
..120
.32.1
.321
320
.817
an
;i07
'.Wlliauj. El
1..
''"nit. ax.
r
?J XI4 L'll H.I 14 7 104
vnent,
Hlnehmon "t..Y'Xi '."' 1" !H " .1 ?7n
r.;i ,b2
i." M 1'klyn. 24 nn i 17 i a '
1 . Hchultc. Pitta. s "no 4(1 h8 111 4 !"
c,2P,b. iiklpn . 10 m a 10 n if
I'ftikert. l'hllllcs. 07 331 47 101 11 11 ino
yinTm'..1 h",U,V " R3'1 44 Mil H ISO
Kle'ihJV ''"i10- 22 ?f9 l 100 20 21 ISO
:25a
.2nll
l.Viw' .'....:.V- 2J "'" " U' J ii n.i .8-sn
jjeilo. Clnn 10(1 ,1(11 43 100 10 li 1"8
rinH0ff..N- V.... 1112 3110 4(1 101 20 II 120
vu!hi, c ?," -lw w 03 no io 8 inn
llslirr. Clnn. .. lis ui n as n .. V
.11 .2nn
B7 .277
21 .277
n .?;n
',t .210
7,1 .27(1
PH .271
.".4 .27 4
40 .272
17 .207
y. jjurn, (. Y..112 418 OS 114 "I 7 inn
.103 850 B3 101 14 14 1(11 lam
Jrmer. Pitts. .
P.roy, pikm
tim 1 in t hi 1 in :ti 'T..1
III" 4U.I Rn Kill 42 7 1 Till
'look. Chic-nr,) . 08 328 47
TrevessT, Host 21 88 1
Johns on. nklyn.. 8.1 801 38
O. Mller. Ilklyn. . 41 122 8
Carke, Clnn (10 140 7
lltlp.-itrlck Itnat. 40 127 12
f rnvnth, l'lilllloa. 7 277 41
JTcKerhnlo. Clnn. 8.1 100 22
Jl"'',". Hklyn.. I.l 151 18
h'-'utltz . I'ltta.. . 71 197 10
J ; fimltb. Ilost.lOl 343 81
Olson Ilklyn pi! 178 in
Mcnicnl. Ilklyn... 81 302 41
riensalea. IU. L. . 77 108 23
Wlniro. rinn. ... 08 281 22
(lond. rhllllon.,.. B9 121 23
Konetrhy, Boston. 100 3.V.I 4'1
PfelTer. It'thn .. 31 87 .1
lliirns, rii'lUea. . nil 1B8 12
I.U'Wiw, riillllej, 03 32.1 32
.1. .Miller. St. 1...10J 3111 3fl
Wlllliuns. Chi.. . 8S 015 48
Rii 17 31 107
111 0 o u
711 1
.12
.111
111
72
78
41)
a ins
3 42
ni
I"!
101
20:
.202
.8IU
.2(10
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r.;
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nn
(1(1
811 10
4n n
78
n
m
72
31
10
71
117
43
13.1
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41)
81
0 J09
r.i 24
110 13
78 I IS 131
llrlfdth. Clnn... .111 427 87 100 13
100 13 4 137
07 ,1 0 !I5
nt 8 11 nn
8ll 1.1 tl 127
n2 10 in 1IIL
ii iyen. jiKivn. ,8 8iio .11
RnrHliirana. lloat.. n7 vnit 'n
Salr. rhfenTO...ino 261 38
Mowrey llr'klyn. DO 11.11 30
CutHlinn. Illcln..l02 387 -1(1
Mann Chlcano .. 44 110 in
:'.lur. fhlrniro. Ill 221 17
Hnrlilen. N. Y. . . 03 277 Is
Mnrkle. N Y 10,1 arR 40
("ostello. Pitta .. no 157 11
115 17 20 122
28 2 2 87
r.i 7 5 0.1
11 4 1 7ll
88 12 8 ISO
38 3 3 1.1
Hutler. St Iouls. OP (li 7
15 1 2 18
(Inu'ilv. liratnn.. 82 ?.T7 20
NlehoiT, riillllei.lOl .1(18 40
Archnr, rhleaso no 102 In
Snyrlnr, Bt. Loull 00 21S 17
O. Wilson. K(. J,. RS 2.10 21
Ilrrno. I'IiIIIIm. . , 80 101 18
Mltrholl. Clnn... 4.1 "rt o
Ilrtnk. Gt. Louis.. 47 117 K
l.nb-.rt. N. Y.... 27 t -1
Mnw. Hoston . . 70 211 27
Helr.el St. I.ouls.inn 370 Si!
A Wilson. Chi.. 0.1 inn 14
Reacher, St. L...109 421 n8
Mnllowltr Chi... 70 2in 12
Knahe. Chlciiro. , no 18n 10
Mnranvlllo. IlostnlrtT nnn m
.7. Smith. St. L..103 217 3.1
Schneider, Clnn.. 41 71 10
Tvler. Iioston ... 21 .14 r.
Evora, Uoaton .. 71 Pll 33
Louden. Cnn....ini 333 so
Dnirer, Phillies.. 23 28 a
W. Johnston. Pun 811 202 25
Connolly, Iioston. 3s M 8
n 7 7
03 14 10 138
so
II)
.2.18
.238
.231
.2.12
.23
.211
.88(1
.280
.210
.220
.224
,!H
.223
.221
.22.1
02
no
24
is
37
12
711
7!)
34
20
41)
1.1
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114
48
13S
113
r.n
127
01
1R
2.1
.in n
80 10
37 ll
!I8 23
.10 H
43
no 22 m
07 13 17
in 1 a
12 11 2
51 n
72 7
0 2
02 11
11, 2
30' 7
37 1
50 11
38 8
PO .i.l
8 ,211
82 .212
14 .80S
M .807
BI ,207
72 .8011
1
rtmiarh. Clnn. .
n 114 11
(13 110 12
73 213 31
.10 18rt 48
31 60 13
70 217 30
.1.1 8 1 4
2IB
I.-lllrfrr, I'lillllca
Wllholt. llnnton.
(VMnra lllcln. . .
Eirnn. Iinstrtn ..
Collins. Poston ,
OlMon. Pgh....
Mcf'arthv. P2I1.
47 .201
Ifl .203
1
r.n
23
47
ni
7n
n
33
55
203
202
200
r.s 55 18
Corlmn St Iritis 01 287 21
llnnrrott. rhlllles 97 320 31
Williams, St. L. 21 21 .1
111
,10.1
mo
let')
1S8
Hrhmlilt, rirh.... 43 122 1
io
riscner, run. .... Tl 2ut
TEN LEADINQ SLUOOEns.
2n. an. im.Tn.En.
Williams. Chicago 11 8 10 138 no
Whent. nrnolilyn 22 8 .1 17il nil
Ttornahy, St. Louis 0 14 (1 170 48
Stengel, nrookls-n 18 n n i" is
Zimmerman. Chlcneo .... 22 4 B 157 17
(Iron. Cincinnati in 12 2 Mil 11!
Doylo, Sr Ynrlt 21 0 2 151 4(1
Pkert. Phllllcl 23 4 ft 1.1(1 40
Nlehnir. Phllllr 80 3 3 138 4.1
Corey, I'lttaburah 10 0 U ISO 44
TEN LEADINQ HASE STEALEHS.
O.
nn
102
101
inn
112
on
09
102
sn.
42
Avir.
.42
.27
n
!5T
.21
.""
.20
.20
.18
.17
Carev, Plttsbnmh
TCaurf. New Ynrlt
Marnnvllle. Iioston
IVsrher. St. I-oilla
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BORRELL DEFEATS
BRUSSO IN HARD
BOUT AT CAMBRIA
Kensington Middleweight
Makes Excellent Showing
and Wins Easily
BOTTLE THROWN IN RING
Ily ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Joo IJorrcll. tlio I'rlilo ot Kensington,
booated Ills social BtnhilinB ln his own
nplgliliorhootl Inst nlfilit wlion ho nilmln
lKtorcd n slrtcero walloping; on tho person
of one North Hrysso, of Hoston, In tho
wlndui) of tho Oftinbrln A. C. Joseph
from KpnsliiRtnn ins In excellent , form
and won by a hirer- ninrcln.
However, It wns a mlRhly Rood battle,
with both hoys tryltiR' haul from fho start.
Ilrusso had trained faithfully and srowrd
It In every move, lie carried the flRhtlnR
through the first round, using a left hook
to good advantngo and hail IJorrcll guess
ing. Ho kept it up In tho second round
until .loo leaned heavily ngalnst hH jaw
with his right list and Noah almost passed
off Into prcmnturo slumber. In the fifth
llrusso ngaln hit the rocky road and was
In bad shape. Rorrell staggered him with
several hard rlRhls to the head nml body,
but Hrusso's wonderful recuperative powers
pulled him through. Ho had more haul luck
won
in tlio last session, but Joo was linaula ttf
finish him before tho bell.
Bottle Hurled in Ring
In tho sixth round, while the boxers
wero working fast, a riittle-bralned spec
tator threw an empty bottle Into tho ring.
It struck one of tho electric lights, bounded
off, nnrrowly missed Horrell and landed In
tho front row of spectatora. Fortun
ately, no one waB hit, but a serious accident
might have resulted. A search was mado
for tho tluower, but he could not bo, found.
Johnny Hums, one of tho owncrs-of the
club, said afterward that tho guilty cul
prit would bo ptosecutcd to tho full extent
of tho law If ho Is found.
This bottle-throwing stunt was cntlroly
uncalled for, as tho boys wero putting up
one of tho licit battles of tho year nnd
deserved lota of applause Instead.
Horrcll looked better last night than
ever before. His left Jnb was working
beautifully, hln Judgment of distance was
good and his defense could not be Improved
upon. Ho was Hrusso's superior at every
stago of tho gamo nnd If ho continues to
Improve, Joo should h.ivo n successful
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for he took everything that was handed
him and fought back at all times. It was
11 wonderful exhibition of nerve.
Spectators Aid Boxers
The Cambria A. C. Is tho most success
ful open-air club over lun In this citv.
Tho ring Is pitched In a big lot, with a
row of trees on 0110 Bide and 11 row of
blcnchers on the other. The cash customers
nro well acquainted with all of tho boxers
and glvo them all kinds of advlco while tho
battle Is on. Tho bouta nro very good nnd
last night thcro was moro action In tho
preliminaries and wlndup than wo h.ivo ever
seen before In Philadelphia.
In ono of tho prelims wo forget which
one a successor to Wllllo Median appeared
before tho multitude. It was Monk Dixon,
who subbed for u.boxer who Insisted on
boosting tlio prlco for his Bcrvlces until ho
lost out altogether. Monk put on his act
with Joe Gclgar and whllo It lasted there
wob much Joy und laughter. Monk Insisted
on blocking all of tho blows with his faco'
and In tho fifth round tho rcfereo merci
fully stopped tho slaughter so that Mr.
lDlxon could appear at another show In
tho near future.
YVhitey Uakor was beaten by Charlie
Doyle In tho semlwlnd-up. Tonv llannn
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quit in tho opening round to Jack Hanlon
and Tommy Gorman won from Young Con
way. Tho first show of tho "WoKhlngton Sport
ing Club of West Philadelphia was called
off last night on account of tho contractors
falling to complete tho erection of the ring.
As .1 result severnl hundred fans were dis
appointed. Kddlo Hnrt and Tommy Jami
son, who were to box tho wind-up, will
meet nex't Friday night.
Scraps About Scrappers
Br LOUIS II. JAFI-I2
Benny Kaufmtn liaa Just scored a. K. O. In
Offhtlng oft a siege of boila and from now on
the South Phtlitilelphlan will nay strict inten
tion to his trulnlng In preparation for bla
Johnny J-rtlo encounter hero Lalwr Day. Th
weight will tie 1111 pounds, ringside, und Benny
expect to bo atrung at that poundage,
Recently Kid Wllllnms announced that he
would retire before he would reach tils 24th
year In 1U17. He In starting In by not keep
ing his promise, It Is said, bavin:; refused to
meet Uddlo O'Keofo, of tills city. We are In
formed thnt the champion absolutely refuses to
meet tho I'hiladelphlan afttr an utrer ot 1350U
wua made htm by u Baltlmoro promoter.
IVIllle Jackson, the New Yorker who Is spar
ring with George Chaney for the Utter'a Labor
Day championship go with Johnny Kllbane. will
l.ux In the semlnnal to thnt buttle. He will be
opposed to Alvle Miller, of Lorraine. O.
Several wealthy professional men have been
taking boxing exercise under the tutelage ot
"Professor" Htroodlc, nnd he say one lu par
ticular would make things Interesting for as
piring mlddluwelght. Stroodle ha been keep
ing In trim ut tnu samo lime, and It may bo
that lie will try to knock the boxing Idea out
of aaplrlng cuglllat.
I'red Kelly ha resumed training following
his recent comeback against llddle Hlnckte
Their mix was a real Interesting ono and had
the upectators on edge throughout the 18 min
utes. Kel wants another crack at the Illnckla
hitter and negotiation are on for a rcpeuur.
i. (
1 a. m. any morning this week along the Old
Back road A negro boxer, bundled up In a
heavy sweater, with a can ln ono hand and
a chain attached tu a Mcious bulldog In the
other, can be Been doing road work. He la
John Henry Johnaon. one of the oldest boxer
ln the world, training for lilt bout with the
Itosebud at the National next Wednesday night
In tbe semi to the Ahearn-lllackburn match.
Terry McOoem. formerly Henry Hlnckte, has
a good starter on Tuesday night In his effort
to emulate the once great featherweight of the
ame name. It McGovern can ahow Buperlor
form over Frankle White at the Ityan. It would
Frove a big boost for him and put him In lino
or bouts with leading boxers hi weight.
Two Philadelphia negro boxer will appear
on the same program in 10-round bout In New
York next Friday night. Tommy Coleman, ot
Frankfurd. will meet Dutch O'Hagen and Eddie
Doraay, of West Philadelphia, will be opposed
to Young Fulton. The latter 1 the eccentric
lightweight wha baa boxed here.
If Joe Borrell succeed In beating Frank Car.
bona at the Broadway Sporting Club, Brooklyn,
tonight he will be matched to meet Silent Mar
tin, the deaf mute middleweight, at the same
club. .
Another. match Young Jack O'Brien ha been
signed up for I scheduled tor Labor
Div
Mnrleviue. ll. 1. x.lllie jiiCK will
be pitted
agalntt Jimmy- Coffey, ot New York, in
a 15.
rounaer,
Cobb and President Discuss Big Strike
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. Ty Cobb, ball
player and one of the greatest "strike') ex
pert In the country, yesterday conferred briefly
with President Wllon on now to bit the ball in
pincn. Alter ne uot inrouga ne said ne
thoucbt the President knew
more about the
strike bualnea than be did.
PeopleJs Regatta in Newark Bay
The f)rt annual people's regatta will take
Slac on the Newark Bay coure. at Bayonne, N.
this afternoon. Thirteen etent will be con
tested, Golf Title Won by Standish
GREAT BARRINQTON. Maa.. Aug. 19 J.
D. Staodlah. ot Detroit. Mk-b., )eaterday won
the Invitation amateur gelt tournament on toe
Wyantenue. Country Club course, by defeating
If N. .French, ot the Race Brook club, 4 up and
S to play.
Tilden and Thornton Default
BUCK HILL FALLS. Pa . Aug 18 TU final
maun la men' double cere yeiterday ou a
rtJlstam8 "fair owtog to di-fault by Tilden
and Tboratoo, TUdeo, wa not la condition to
flay
FINALISTS IN
WAft M
oMsroM
HAGEN CAPTURES
WESTERN LAURELS
IN OPEN TOURNEY
Rochester "Pro" Carries Off
Golf Championship in
Milwaukee Meet
BARNES FINISHES FOURTH
MILWAUKEE, "Wis.. Auff. 19. Walter
Itacen. of KocheBtcr, X. T tho Metropoli
tan champion, yesterday added tho western
open Rolf title to his list of honors by com
pleting the 72-holo medal contest on the
li.'Uf Mound Country Club links ln ISO
strokoH. This core equaln that made by
"Chick" Evnns, of Chicago, ln wlnnins the
national open title nt Minneapolis recently,
establishing a record for 72 holes In national
competition. HaKcn recently won the Met
ropolitan chnmplonihlp, and three ycar3 ago
won tho national title.
Hnen had only ono Btroko to spare, na
Ocoreo Sargent, of Minneapolis, nnd Jack
Hutchinson, of Pittsburgh, tied for second
placo with 2S7. deorge O. Simpson, of
Chicago, nnd Jnmei M. Bnrnes, of Phila
delphia, followed with 288 each. Theso
lUo men won all tho prizes, as Simpson,
with a wonderful CC In tho third round this
lorenoon, took tho speclat prize for best
scoro durlnflf tho tournamont and estab
llnhed a record for tlio 5910-yard course.
Hi was pressed hard for this honor by H.
C Lagerblade, of Youngstown, O., who reg
istered G7 on the last round.
Tho course wan hard nnd fast as a result
of Scorching weather, which caused sev
eral contestants to withdraw after the
morning round. Simpson found the going
to his lilting nnd nvolded tho numerous
natural hazards of the course, his CO In
cluding six "blrda" and 12 par holes.
At the finish of his last round ho had n
u-foot putt on tho 230-yard eighteenth hole
for p. total of 2S0, but was bomewhat dis
concerted by borne spoofing by Jack Hutch
inson, who had already turned In a card of
2S7, and tool: three putts. Hutchinson, who
was runner-up to Kvans In the national
open with 288, had scored a 09 on tho last
round, and was tied with Oeorgo Sargent,
former national champion, for the lead with
287. Then Simpson came In with a large
gallery nnd barely failed of the name fig
ure, as did Barnes. The spectators rushed
on tho field to find that Hagen had two
par fours for tho title, all the other con
testants having fallen by the wayside.
Hagen stepped to the seventeenth tee
knowing that ho had to make two fount to
win. Ho coolly drove 275 yards straight
down the hilly fairway and pitched to tho
far sldo of tho blind green. HI? 30-foot putt
was dead and ho made the required scoro.
On the eighteenth tee Hagen took his
cleek and drove 200 yards straight for the
pin over the tricky swales and uphill,
stopping 30 yards short of the pin. His
approach was 20 feet short, but his third
shot wa3 within 18 Inches of the hole, and
he made the second necessary four for the
championship,
Handicap Dike Race at Drome
The first handicap motor-paced race ever held
ln this city will take place at the Point llreere
motordrome tonight when Clarence Carman will
allow Bobby WaUhour live lapa. llenua Uedeil,
10 laps, and "arassy", Byon, 15 laps, in a 50
rnlle paced race Although, Carman ha been
riding In aensatlonal form tola season he must
extend nlmself to the full limit to emerge on
top. Carmun will be paced by Jimmy Hunter.
Walthour by St Yve. Mjdell by benhome and
Ityan by Vanderberry. The rldera were allowed
to make their own selection as to pacer ln
thU match,
Ljonard Easily Beats Azevedo
BAKATOOA SPRINGS. N. Y., Aug. 10. Ben,
nle Leonard, of New York, outrousnt Joo Aze
vedo. of California, Im every round of a 1U
round bout here Ut night. In the first, second
and third round Leonard va careful, feeling
hi opponent out. but thereafter he hit Azevedo
at will. Axeveda rushed throughout the fight
but could not reaca his skillful opponent.
Heine Zimmerman in Demand
CHICAGO. Aug. 19. Three National League
club are aald to be aeoklnir the service ot
Heine Zimmerman. Walter Ilapiood, rprent.
Ing Boston. It was aald. will put up a concrete
offer. Including plaier. to President Mregnman
when bo returns to thU elty today. The other
club that want Zimmerman, according to Man
ager Tinker, are Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
Baldwin Loses n "Come-Back"
BOSTON, Aug. 19. Harry Carlson, of Brock
ton. wa given the declalon over Matty Baldwin,
ot Charlestown, at the end of their 12-round
nout nere i "uf-. t u. "f'l" ," .?"
the farmer alar lightweight the worst beating
that be bus ver received at the hand ol any
. .. . i,urn itr.tu n iiiv
hn.., nnd Baldwin WdS
a lucky boy to stall
through the 15 ak)n.
Johnny Gill Whips Nero Chink
NEW YORK. Aug 19 Johnny QUI. welter-wAia-h)
nf York. Pa., made good ln a bout laat
ni.h a) th Tfarlm S. C. where he outDulnteil I
N r-hitilr thn neirro boxer Olll aaored the I
only knockdown of the bout sendlwr the negro 1
4av?a let bod eouat in U second ryund,
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NEWPORT TENNIS
feS'tg
KUMJJ&JJF
HUGHEY'S TIGERS
HERE FOR FINAL
SERIES WITH A'S
Connie to Depend Upon Jing
Johnson to Stop Cobb
and Company
COVELESKIE TO TWIRL
Hughey Jennings, Ty Cobb nnd the other
members of tho Jungla tribe will be tho
guests of Connlo Mack and his White
Elephants at Shlbo Parle ln tho opening
gamo of tho final eastern Jaunt hero for tho
Tigers this aftornoon. Tho Jungalccrs
treated th6 White Elophants nono too
kindly when nctlng as Connlo'a host, but
they did enough, however, when they per
mitted tho Mnckmcn to win the gamo that
broke their long losing otreak.
Jlng Johnson, tho former Urslnus Col
lego hurler. Is duo to work for the Athletics
ngalnst Cobb ct al. Just why Connie wishes
to send tho youth to tho front against such
easy opposition 1x9 Cobb, vcach. Burns,
Crawford and n fow moro of Hughoy's
well-known Blugger Is not known. But Jlng
Is to receive the assignment, and this comes
from a very authentic source. In the last
few work-outs this youngster must have
shown enough claBS to warrant tho trial.
Covcleskle Is likely to work for the vis
itors. The Mackmen have been playing a
high article of ball, despite their setbacks,
and Jennings is going to take no chance on
dropping a gamo here, and that is why ho
Is going to shoot his best heavers ln against
the Macks In this aeries.
The gamo will be called at 3 o'clock.
PHILS GET TEXAS PITCHER
Jimmy Zinn, of Waco, Will Join Cham
pions Next Spring
Manager Moran. of the Phillies, has
landed Jimmy Zlnn, last season's pitching
sensation In tho Wcstorn Association, from
tho Waco club, of the Texas League, where
Zlnn has been playing this year. Both De
troit nnd tho Now York Yankees were hot
after Zlnn, but Moran slipped In ahead of
them. He will report to the Phillies next
spring.
Zlnn first came Into prominence last sea
son when he twirled sensational ball for tho
Fort Smith team. On a club that finished
seventh In the league, he won 13 games nnd
lost only three. This year he went to Waco,
the champions of the Texas League, and
has been keeping up his record.
TO PLAY FOR CHARITY
Strawbridgo & Clothier and Stetsons to
Clash Wednesday
A baseball game between the Stetson nnd
the Strawbrldge & Clothier teams will
take place on Wednosday at Strawbrldge
& Clothier Athletlo Field, Sixty-third and
Walnut streets. The game will be preceded
by a concert by the Police Band. Tho
entire proceeds of the game will be donated
to tha fund of the citizens soldiers' aid com
mittee. Adams and Bew Win Doubles Title
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 10. Forreat E.
Adam, of the University of Pennsylvania, and
Walter Bew, of Avalon, won the double Cham
pknsblp in the open tenuii toumuineut on tne
court of th Atlantic City Yacht Club yesterday
by defeating Dr, P. B. Hawk and Oeorge Hof
setter. Jr.. both o( Philadelphia, 1-0. 6-U. U-J.
Adam play Walter Bew of Awlon for the
Ingles championship today. Adam qualified
for the final by eliminating Ferdinand Eble, an.
other Red and Blue entrant, ll-'-'. l-il, 7-0. while
lew advanced by defeating Ralph Myeri, 0-1
Kiefer Wins Michigan Tennis Title
DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 19. Daniel Kiefer.
Jr . of Cincinnati, won th tenni championship
ot Michigan In men' single here yesterday by
defeating Nick (Urcla In one o( the hardest
fought niatche of the tournament, 2-0, 0-0. T-S.
4-8. 6-1. Mr W. A. Bill, of Chicago, won the
woman almrlc title, defeating lira. C L,
Tblrlby. ot Traverse city. Mich., fl-1, B-7. 6-1.
The semifinal round In men' doubles also wa
played yesterday, the survivors being M. Q.
Ketcham and Jame Weber, of Chicago, and the
Detroit pair. Walter Wesbrook and Theodore
Llghlner. The double championship will be de
cided today.
Irish Societies' Games Today
J,t FtS""?,? ' I'i'h County Societies of
Philadelphia will held It second annual field
day with a Program of Irian game and dance
tbl afternoon, at Central prk 4400 North
Fifth street, lummen-Iig at 3 o'clock. The pro
gram of event cou'jh of 310. 440. SiO-yard
race, fat mo- rave, sack raie high Jump. long
lump, r.n, fur member' sons and daughter
Letwaen the four nnmW Trial. ,,
w tf iT Mwr.uiv ana xooioaii game
country Kilkenny, Cork, Perry and the Sham
reck. "
ia tne
Runs Scored in a Week
by Major League Clubs
RUNS scored by all teams in
American and National League's
from Saturday, August 12, to Fri
day, August 18, inclusive Only runs
thnt figure in official averages are
included. Scores . of incomplcto
games nro not counted, but the
scores of gnmea of Ave innings or
more arc included in the table.
AMERlbAN I.nAflUE.
K. B. Mr T, IV. T. 1'. Tin.
Detroit .......... 0 fl 2 'ID 131
Chlcuro ., S 4 Ii 7 1130
New lork ., 3 4 0 6 S 427
AthlellM 11 3 2 823
Mt. IiOuU 11 3 0 424
ltoalon 2 I t 7 0 017
I'leieUmi 0 4 3 8 4 8 17
Washington 1 2 0 10 210
NATIONAL I-KAOUn.
S, H. M. T. AV. T. F. Tie.
Phlllle 7 'IS !' 3 2fl
llronklyn B 3 1 3 n 2.1
1'ltti.burRh 3 17 3 I O 2t
New lork 3 4 t) (I 1421
Cblento 0 3 3 f. I 1) 21
Iioston 10 2 4 3 III
St. Iitila 14 1 4 10
I'lnclnimtl 4 0 0 010
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
NATIONAL T.IUOlin.
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NATIONAL LKAOUK.
Philadelphia nt Cincinnati clear.
Ilrookljn nt riltsburgli (two Rumen) cloudy.
Jew lork at Clileato elenr.
Boston ut St. Laul clenr.
IVMKBICAN LIIAOUK.
Detroit nt I'hltntlelplila clear.
Chlcneo nt New York clear.
Cleielnml nt Iioston clenr.
St. Loula nt Washington clear.
INTERNATIONAL I.I5AOU1:.
Bnlfalo nt l'roildrnre clear.
Toronto nt Newark, Ino games clear.
Itochcutcr nt Baltimore, tno name clear.
Montreal nt Itlclunond, tno jennies clear.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMKKICAN .IJJAOUn.
St. Louis, It Athletics, 3 (11 Innings).
Chicago, 111 Ilantou, (I.
New York, 4 Cleveland, 3 (13 Innings),
Washington, 2 Detroit, 1.
NATIONAL L1UGCE.
Phillies, 3 1 Cincinnati, 0.
Now York, 8t Chicago, 1,
Chlcnso, 81 New lork, fl (second came).
Hrooklyn, lit Pittsburgh. 0.
St. Louis, 4 Iioston, 3.
ED3IUNDS0N SHOOT VICTOR
FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Captures Delaware Title, Formerly Held
by A. B. Richardson
WILMINGTON, Kel., Aug. 19. Big at
tendance of marksmen marked tho second
day of tho Delawaro State Trapshoottng
Association tournament on tho groun.ds ofi
tho Wilmington TrnpsAootlng Association
at Bellovue yesterday. William Swayne, of
Falrville," Pa., was tho high gun of tho
day with 140 out of 150. E. O. Ford, of
Wilmington, and William Alstencroft, of
Philadelphia, tied for second with 144, nnd
C. H. Nowcomb, of Phlladelohla, was fourth
with 143,
In tho State championship William Ed
mundson, of Wilmington, won. Edmund
non and Clydo Leedon, both of this city,
tied with a scoro of 95 out of 100. In tho
20-target shoot-off Edmundson broko 18 and
Leedon 17. Thero was no defender for the
title, ns it had been held by A. B. rtlchard
Bon, who died a few dnys ago. Swayno
and Nowcomb each broko 97 out of ino
In this event, but wero not ellgiblo'for the
prize.
Chester Drops Out of League
CHESTER.. Pa., Aug. ID. The Chester Club
management has decided to withdraw from the
Delaware County Baseball League, and will not
Play tho game scheduled for today with the
l'aschall team. Financial reason and a lack of
upport are given for this action, und It la said
that Paschal! will ulao drop out, there being no
possible chance Tor these two club overtaking
the leaders for the pennant. This will leave tho
ii0,MiMM.'.?!r. i- If.1"1", between the Upland,
Brill, Media and Clifton teams.
Fifty-Mile Race at Motordrome
A B0-mlle motor-paced race will be staged at
the Motordromo tonight. Carman. Walthour,
Bf.dell.u?ni,,nj,an-W'," i18 the Participant, ana
with tnla classy field of speeder in the line-up
some feat time I looked for. Hunter will pace
Carman. St. Ive will lead Walthour, Henhouse
will act as wlndahelld for Bedell, and Vander
berry will endeavor to pace Ityan to a win.
Schedule of Today's
Minor League Games
MONTfiO.UKRY COUNTY LEAGUE,
La Mot t at Ilethayrrs,
Willow (irovo ut Jrnklntewn.
Wyndmoor at Ambler,
l'ort Washington at Glemlde,
DKLAWARK COUNTY LEAGUE.
Media nt Upland.
Brill at Clifton Heights.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
Hanover nt Frederick.
IIuertown ut .Martlnsburg.
Oettburg at Cbambersburg,
DAUPIUN.PERUY LEAGUE.
Danphln at Halifax. '
Mlllrrabunc nt lluncannon,
Newport ut Murjatllle,
DAUriUN-SCIIUYLKlLL LEAGUE.
Lyben at IVIIIIani.town,
Treniout ut Tower City.
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY LEAOUE,
Bllllken ut Norrlstown.
1'ettstown at Spring City,
YORK COUNTY LEAGUE.
nallastown ut North York.
Wlnd.or ut .spring iroe.
Red Llou at (ilea Rock,
TRENTON CITY LEAOUE.
Agasote nt P, und 11,
Collate at 1'. and O.
Iiiirel ut Maddoik.
I'. O. S. of A- ut U. und G,
1 outer ut bl, Joseph'.
DELAWARE RIVER LEAGUE.
Morrlstille at Florence.
l.Iobe at Jlerce.
Empire Tire at Roebllng,
3LNUFACTUHEHS' LEAGUE.
(Mercer County,)
Globe Tire ut Empire.
Oukdate at Jefferaon.
RcUnert ut bloke Rubber,
JNTERCOUNTY LEAGUE.
Rockdale at ATondale,
Keuuett buuare ul Wt Chester.
49 LANCASTER COUNTY LEAGUE.
Mountvllle at New Holland,
Epbrata at Lancaster.
UuamiUle at Columbia.
LEHIGH VALLEY LEAGUE.
La ni ford ut Snmuilt Hill,
Lelilgkton at -Muucli Chunk,
l'uluurton at blatlngten.
ALL-WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
Brownson at Brandrwbu.
EaatUke at Eden.
Vamleer at Newport.
Bancroft at Pioneer.
V. O, S. of A. LEAGUE.
TTpland at Chester, No. IS.
Media ut Rockdale.
Marcus Heyk ut Cheater No. 211.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
St. Paul' at l'.Jdj.tene,
LelnenlUe ut llutuland,
INTER 1I0K0 LEAOVE.
Mor ton-Kotlcd.ce at Drexel 1U1L
I'plou ut Media.
RuUejf Vark ut IHgbJand Park.
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RIXEY MISSING;
MAYER TO FACE
REDS IN FINAL
Southpaw Fails to join
Team After Visit at
Home
TONEY IS MATTY'S PICK
By CHANDLER D. RICHTER
CINCINNATI, Aug. 19. Eppa Itlxey, the
only southpaw pltcher'on Pat Moran's staff
nnd also tho most dependable, hurler ot tho
Jvatlonal Long-uo champions aside from
Alexander tho Great, In among the missing.
Unless ho turns up ln Cincinnati before
game time today, tho Phillies: will depend.
Upon Ersktno Mayer to trim the Iteds this"
V. in.
Itlxey was given permission to go to hln
homo In Virginia after beating tha 'Giants'
early in tho week, but was ordered to rc
port In Cincinnati yesterday. The gltnt
southpaw promised to do so, but has failed
to put In nn appearance, and has not riotU
fled Moran the catiie of his absence. There
fore, the Phllly pilot Is very much peve4
this morning, nnd unless Itlxey can mako
a satisfactory explanation ho Is likely to b
tnc nrst player lined by Moran.
No Fines
In two years Moran has not been called,
upon to fine n player for breaking the
club's rules, but Illxey la likely to be
punished unless his explanation Is satis
factory. It wns Mornn's Intention to sepd.
Illxey to tho mound today and bring him
bnck for the second game of the double
header against tho Pirates on Tuesday, but
thin plan probably will be changed, as Pftt
docs not feel that he should permit Illxey
to face tho Iteds, considering the fact
that ho has not had a ball In Ills hand for
five dnys.
Lack of control handicapped Illxey for
two years, and It was not until the present
season was well under way that ho suc
ceeded In getting command. Plenty of work,
both ln nctunl combat and In tho morning
practice, wns responsible for Illxey getting
control, and recently he has shown better
command of tho ball thaii nnj left-hander
ln cither league. Tho lack of work Is cer
tain to affect his control, and It may be a
fow days beforo no is iiack ln form.
The splendid showing mado by Mnyer In
his gamo against the Cilnnts nnd a continu
ation of his 1916 brand of hurling In prac
tice has caUsod Moran to give the side-arm
artist his old position na Alexander's run
ning mate, and -ho will be picked to face
Fred Tonoy this afternoon unless Blxcy
reports ln good Bliapo. '
Phils Fear Toncy
Tonoy Is feared by the Phillies, who have
not been able to do much with tho Ken
tuckln.11, nnd Moran will bo much relieved
when the final game of tho year ln this city
has been played, and won. by tha cham
pions. It la said here that Toney Is troubled
with a lamo shoulder nnd that he will not
be able to face the Phils, but Manager
Matltcwson said this morning that his star
would be on the mound.
Eight of the ten games played ngalnat
tho Beds. In this city have been won by tho
PhllB, nnd mombers of the local team de
clared after yesterday's game that they ex
pected Moran'a mon to win the pennant,
basing their belief on the wonderful con
dition of Alexander and tho fact that th
champions are playing consistent ball with
out being under a strain.
Shortstop Hobbs, of the Dayton team of
the Central League, reported to Manager
Mathewson today, but Matty said that lie
had not decided whether ho would send him
Into tho game right .wny.
Only 80 Balls
Alexander pitched only 80 balls In tho
nine Innings yesterday, which Is the same
number he hurled ln blanking the Giants
early In tho week. The total was divided
as follows: 13 in the first Inning, Gln the
second: 5 ln the third, 12 In the fourth, S
In tho fifth, 7 in the sixth, 11 In the seventh,
13 In tho eighth and G In the ninth Inning.
Games of this sort aro not likely to wear
Alexunder out nnd he eurely looks batter
than at any time ln his career. Matty said
after tho game that he never saw a hurler
In such good shape nfter Jolng as much
work as Alexander haB this season.
Fifty fans from Huntington, W, Va., cama
up to Cincinnati to see Alexander pitch.
They went away satisfied. Throughout the
gamo they cheered tho Nebraskan nnd last,
evening each was Introduced to him. When
tho team reaches Chicago, 20 fans from
St. Paul, Nob. (Alex's home city), will see
the game pitched by their fellow-townsman.
Manager Moran having promised to wire Uu
exact day Alexander will pitch.
Is it any wonder they -an't get a winner
In Cincinnati? A. large percentage of the
fans here have already voted Matty a fail
ure because tha Iteds have been playing
poorer ball recently than they did under
Herzog, It also Is evident that Hal Chase la
no longer 'a popular Idol while two or three
other players appear to have rotten "ln
decidedly wrong" with the bleacherltes.
Baseball seems to, be a dead, issue here and
probably will be until the Iteds have a team
in the pennant race.' The attendance yes
terday was about 1000,
Phils Like Klem
The Phllly players were-glad to have Dili
Klem umpiring behind tha plate yesterday.
They contend that Klem ii the only umpire,
ln the National League who can follow
Alexander's curve ball properly and they
are happy when he Is behind the plate.
The Cincinnati outfielders play so deep
for Cravath in the Immense Itedland field
that the slow-footed Callfornlan got A
double on a line single over second. Kouab
was playing1 so deep that It would be abso
lutely impossible for one to hit the ball
aver h's head, Cravath hit three balls hard
yesterday, giving indications of a return
to form.
How Bob Fisher manages to hold a major
league infield position with his throwing arm
in such poor' condition Is a mystery to the
fans here. Tha scribes are panning Man
ager Matty for allowing him to toss games
away with young- linmer on the bench.
Hobbs, the star shortstop of the Day$oa
team, of the Central League, is 'due to re
port to tha Iteds today, and Matty says he
will be the regular Bhartatop In the future,
Cueto, tha Cuban outfielder of Portmouth,
Va, also Is op his way to join the Iteds.
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