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EVENING LEDUE11-PH1LADELP1IIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1917
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MULHOLL AND-W AMBSGAN S S NUPTIALS MAKE LOVELY ITEM FOR SOCIETY CIIRbNIGtEE
jy COBB as BREEZING ALONG AT
I MERRY CLIP, NEVER BEING HEADED
1 SINCE STARTING SENSATIONAL RUN
Moranmen Still Are Leading in Team Batting,
,265; Cravath and Whitted in Select Mclnnis
Holds on Next to Speaker
Lt COBB'S streak of consistent hitting carried him from r position without tho
J-ranKs to mo n.-e ior mo American League hatting honors Early
In the season Sisler, Mclnnis and Speaker were Jockeying for the pacc-scttlnc
honors, but onco Tyrus Jumped to tho front ho nover hao been deposed. Ills batting
.freak started with tho first gamo of the double-header on Memorial n. ni.
I the Yankees and has continued uninterruptedly since. During that time lio has
tompllcd an average 01 .uuu aim una Boosted nis mark for tho season from .306
to .369, whicn is iweniy-iour points neticr thnn tho average credited to Speaker.
In three games Mclnnis registered ten hits nnd moved from .316 to .326 Slslcr is
fourth with .318. Gooch, released Friday, is the second Mnckman in this division.
Roush, of tho Hods, has displaced Cruise, of tho Cardinals, for tho lead In tho
National League, having a ono-polnt ndvantago with his .350. Cravath and Whitted
are tho Phils' representatives in tho select. Eight Phils nro hitting better than .205.
nd with this array of consistent batsmen tho Moranmen lead tho league in team
batting with .266. Tho Reds have ousted tho Giants from second placo in this do
partment. Hornsby, of tho Cardinals, now tops tho individual sluggers, with Cravath in
f ,ec0nd placo and "VVhltted sixth. Tho Phils nro found In the list of ten lending run-
r It- .t. t.n 1l.lln .I.U Dln.l. J . . . . .... . -
getters, uravain iuiimc, mu u..iun, mm nwtn una rnsKert in tninl and rourth
places, respectively.
Tho averages follow:
American League
DATTINO AVEItAOES
R.
O
s
3H
3
1
41
pnktr. li. ... . ' ;y; ,
;'St .uhStic is s A 17
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18 13
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Jtsmllton, St.
fcnth. RoS,
-htv Det
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11.
n
in
82
12
111
HO
70
fjMW
r.l.tf. Tl08
Jlllsn. Wash. ..
Cbipman. Cle.
Vtich. Dot....
llirrls. Cle....
Bloan.SU li. . -pics.
Wash....
)lllman. l'et..
Wambse'ss. . Cle
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H2 2211
(17 231
no 210
3r 07
81 HT
111 232
B!l 217
31 RS
M 227
""i"."bt t r.n "in
Mou. ii" n. oiT
nS 220
10 231
(II 224
H.I 2211
IS 311
ftirdner. Hos ... n.
LKi. no
foanir. D?t ....
flpp. N. T. . . . .
rtVtnk. Athletics B7 210
Henciryx. . . . " '
Obm.ty. Wash. i 'J
02 212
p. ?;. A(i.etiv: $ sis jo
Weaver, Chi. 4 242 41
eck'auith. N. 1 1 211
laker. N. Y... . Ml 21"
evereM. St. I., ml lli.J
'elseh. Chi...... 2 22.;
. Collins. .Vnl,,' sV? SIS!
Wker. N. Y. 40 10
nfiicor. Dot 4i i xii
Hit. Wnsh.... r 2111
.tartan. Wah... 4.1 1!W
Amtln. St. 1..... Ij2 22S
E. Collins, Chi . I!4 224
ililry. Athletk.. 15 zh
C. Thomas. Hos. 40 105
liidlo, Athlrtlcs. 5 210
Lflbold. Chi M 12
RobllKoll. Hos.. 4 1(14
0 nush Det... r 21ii
Manic. Athletics 47 133
Ctndll, Chi ft 2HI
Hoop" llos 5S 23(1
fe. Kontcr, Wash. lis 234
W. Miller. St. L. 31 r.ll
Flunks. tVash... 41 130
Pothoron, St. 1, 2J 3
Mtrtans. St. L.. H2 21H
6mlth, Cle 43 144
Fcott llos 112 2011
E Joh'son. St. L. 40 12S
Kurt. N Y 311 124
Latan. M 1. 35 111
Arers, Wash.... 15 11
Vferer, Athletics 24 fil
Pratt, St. I, .T.i 111
Fhotton. St. L.. r.5 mi
Hale. St h 17 111
ricotte. Chi . . . 21 43
Menonkey, Wash. :in 4H
Caldwell N. Y.. 27 58
Jlaliel N Y ... (II 22K
Witt, Athletics.. 57 SIR
E, Miller, N, Y.. 4 137
Alnimlth. W'ash.. 45 lis
' Ftinace. Det 311 (111
. Ilurni. Det 48 inn
8chalk, Chi 57 17(1
r.rorer. Athletic. 40 1(1(1
' Annew bos 2S No
' Janvrln. Hos.. . 2I 75
Hlh, N. Y 47 158
Turner Cle . . . 33 82
1 fi.rnifl'- Cle .. 114 232
W. Joh'on.Wash. 24 47
Mil. Det 4(1 LIS
lenry Wash. . . 32 hi
tUberg. Chi.. .. il-J 212
, 1. Irfo'rd. Wash. 3D till
RVJ": u 411 148
illhooley, N. Y. Ill 53
I !'!.. Det in 4
r K!'1'- fl' "I 172
f Jclirldo, Waah,. 31 lis
I JS1.- Jo "on.Ath. 33 87
lUllnn. Cle 32 4ii
Cullto. Cle 411 142
t ttaw Wash.... 17 3.1
( f. Murphy. Chi. 23 23
fnorten, Dos 32 82
jrawford Det... 41 85
Evans, Cle r,2 131
lArjr- Athletics 21 411
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211
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55
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54
55
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51
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28
27
21
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13
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4
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10
12
47
45
28
24
14
31
17 31
1(1 32
111
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20 1211
1 20
0 12
17 108
8 81
13 HI
O 22
0 31
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113
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111
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88
27
National League
HATTINCI AVKItAClKS
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71
711
37
34
44
10 77
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111
411
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18
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Chicago . .. H4
Sfw .York .ni
fjeveland . n7
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Athletics. 15 31
CLUB IIATTI.N'Q nnCORDS
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8
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53
57
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47
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53
33
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42
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17
411
17
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13
35
10
115
24
33
12
12
37
21
20
HI
35
8
5
7
5
3
1
7
.380
.31111
.353
.315
.345
..130
.318
.315
.313
.303
.303
.301
.211'!
,27
.211(1
.205
.201
.2111
.288
.2n
.282
.281
.281
.270
.278
.378
.2711
.27(1
.274
.3711
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.2(15
.2111
.2(14
.2(12
.211(1
.257
-51!
.255
.233
.25(1
.250
.250
.24 S
.218
.247
.241
.243
.211
.23(1
.235
.2.15
.232
.231
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.2211
220
.2111
.218
.2111
211
.213
.21.1
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.211
.2(111
.208
.207
.211(1
.20(1
2114
.203
.201
.2(11
.20(1
.2(10
.2(1(1
.200
.111(1
.103
.1114
.1111
.11111
.11111
.18'l
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.1811
.188
.1811
.184
.184
.184
.183
.182
.174
.171
.ins
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.130
.148
17 111
25 50
M 208
02 217
18 73
43 108
4(1 110
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205
24(1
185
24(1
232
219
108
481
401
483
455
484
472
403
477
53
113
111
38
114
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83
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53
1(15
C8
10(1
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123
70
.210
243
.240
.240
.238
23S
.234
.231
Trendortaat, Chi.
T. Clarko, Cln ..
Iloush, Cln
Cruise, St. I.
Wag-ner, Ph
Olson, fiklyn
I Isehor, r,h
Hornshy, St. L
Orlmos. Teh.. ..
p. "urns, N Y..
Jlroh. Cln
Wheat, Bklvn . .
YllllttMl I.I.IIH.. ,4 nfii.
Hawlinit,, llos ... 32 72
Zimmerman. N. Y. 55 220
CnuMh. I'lilllles. 57 207
Orifnth, Cln 87 84
Chase, Cln .... 07 204
Jyiurf, N. y 57 207
.iunn, t;ni
JlcCarty, N. Y...
Neale. Cln
Stensel, liklyn.
Cadore, Ilklsn ..
Iluethrr, Chi. . ..
Melioff, Phillies.
l'ltler, rKh
Merklo, Chi..
Itarlden, N. Y. . .
HudOlDh. Hon. . . .
Ilnncmft, Phillies 44 100
Klllefer, I'liUllei.. S3 184
uarey, i-gn
HendrU, Psh . . .
Cutahaw, llkhn..
Stock, 1'hillles...
Piisliert, I'lilllln.
I.iiclenii, Phillies
Wllholt, Bos. . .
Dlllott, Chi
Daubert, Bklyn..
Trua-essor, Dos .
Hobertaon, N Y
Ilalrd, St. 1.. . .
Lone, St. . .
3. Smith. Hon . ,
Kltjpatrlck, Doe.
It. Myers, Ilklyn
Il.irnes, Dos.
Doyle. Chi
S. Mast, llos. .
Holke. N. Y...
Wlngo, Cln. . . .
Williams. Chi.. ,
Hickman, llkhn
Fletcher. N" Y. .
Ward. Pch . . .
Alexander. Phillies 17
Jtaiiey, llos
Deal. Chi
Kopf, Cln
Klxey, Phillies .
Schmidt. 1'Kh
Zelder. Chi. . ..
Mnssey, llos. . . .
Konetchy. llov. .
Thorpe, Cln.. ..
J Johnston. Dkl
Klnir. PKh
O. Miller. Ilklyn.
Cucto, Cln
Dlebce, I'sh. . . .
Marnnvllle. Ilos..
HerzoB. N Y
S. Smith, Ilkl.in.
(lonrales, St. 1.. .
Wolter. Chi
Mowrey, Ilkln .
Kllduff, N Y....
Ilrief. Peh
W. Wagner, Pgh.
Sheen, Cln
(lowdy; Hos
Schulte, Phillies.
Mejers, Dkln...
McCarthy, l'sh...
Delzel, St. I.
Tahrlque, liklyn.
J. Miller. St. L. .
Plack. Chi
A. Wilson. CM..
Jacobs, Pffh
Kelly, Dos
Kiers. Dos
Mitchell. Cln
Huhn, Cln
Hlnrhman. l'uh. .
Snjder, St. 1,. . .
Tyler, llos
F. Smith. St. D.
Schneider, Cln..
1 0
0 IS
33 74
30 77
5 21
23 53
13 3(1
nS 203 37 fl
LONO HITS BY CI.UI1S
Petrolt
ft. Louis . . . .
F.0,ton . , . .
sew York
CaIc.ro
"ltlcs ....
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82
83
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70
14
25
28
25
35
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27
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038
1144
043
(127
(140
603
051
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157
153
100
155
150
137
158
138
,320
3111
.310
.317
.314
.812
.809
.298
TEN LEADING SLUGGERS
fobb. Det 1(1
Weaker. Clev...
each. Det
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Cnapman, Clev.
S'l'man. Det...
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13
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120
107
108
03
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03
88
05
88
.508
.478
.4011
.431
.4211
.420
.411
.400
.3113
.384
TEN LEADING BASE STEALERS
&. Cleveland 02 2l'
ltV,.Dt!ro,t 0(1 20
rif.'ii- Nw York 01 20
-vuian. Cleveland . 117
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07 233
40 100
04 238
85 100
57 117
51 100
17 HI
27 3'l
51 18.1
24 03
00 222
33 8(1
13 43
68 220
21 33
58 213
37 213
50 221
57 187
41 150
44 124
52 182
17 38
37 221
58 188
69 207
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22 74
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40 100
03 223
43 147
57 214
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03 217
OS 201
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III 30
53 2(14
27 73
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31 112
40 124
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50 173
45 170
45 158
17 18
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33 101
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COBB CONTINUES
AT MERRY PACE
Two Singles and a Triple
Give Star a Record of
Twenty-six Straight
ONE HIT FOR STUFFY
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cooper, i-gn . . . .
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Watson, Et. L
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42 110
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Twcnly-flx straight for Tyrus.
divine the Webster tho "oneo over," to
find n, word Wr enough to describe tho
terrific Fcorlnj? In tho St. Louls-notrc-lt
Runic, during which Cobh made three runs,
threo hits, ono a triple, Mole two bases,
nnd Petrolt made nineteen hits for nineteen
rounds of the liases, some hitting, there. Is
a word Uattery.
When the catcher and pitcher for each
side Is selected tho umplro announces the
names and they are termed batteries. There
wore pitchers In tho St. Louls-Dotrolt gnme,
but they wore Tiger uniforms According
to Webster's lay-out, battery, among other
things means- "Any place where cannon
are mounted Act of battering An appara
tus for general gnhnnlc elrctrli'ltj t'nlrw
ful beating of another." Cobb and his
teammates presented a combination of nil
these, nnd they might hao had mercy for
tho Browns.
Ilnns Wngncr, tho promising young first
baseman plnylng with the Submarlno Club
of the National League, only secured ono hit
yesterday, nut It must bo considered that
the IMrates Inst a pitchers' battle, Mitchell,
of the Hods, nllowlng but tnrce hits. Wll
holt, of tho Hraves. batted In the ninth In.
nlng of the first Iloston-Ncw York gamo In
an effort to turn the tide In faor of tho
Stalllngs crew, hut ho failed. Kvldently
he felt angered, as during the second melee
he clouted tho hall for a quartet of singles.
Jack Mclnnis got but one hit. Amos
Strunk had a single nnd his sacrlflco beat
Washington. J Smith, of tho Cards had a
good day, a doublo and two singles. Ilush
had four safe ones at St. Louis and Milan
(.cored two singles at Shlbo Tark.
Walter "Rabbit" Maranvllle must bo re-
membered for his splendid hitting In tho
Becond Giants' gamo He secured throo
singles, a trlplo and a home run In five
times nt bat, something not done very
often.
(Jeorgo Rlbson, tho old Pittsburgh catcher.
Is doing very well these days. Ho seems
to share tho desire of his old teammate.
Hans Wagner, to hold tho limelight. Oeorgo
made two doubles nnd a single In threo
vlslt3 to tho pan In the first Giants-Boston
gamo.
Cobb nnd Bush were not tho only stars
In tho Detroit victory which tied tho season
record of nineteen runs made by the Beds
ngalnst the Phils In tho last series hero.
Tho Phils used Mayer, Oesch'ger nnd Klttcry
In an effort to stop tho Reds, whllo St.
Louis employed Koob, McCabe and Park.
The batters today stand:
AMKRICAN LEAGUE
I'luTOl Cltili (1. All. It.
Cobh. Detroit lit tin 42
Sneaker. CJeielnml 07 210 33
Proceeds of Father and Son
for Orphan Scotch Children
It has been decided that the total pro
eeeds from the annual fattier nnd son
Rolf tournament, to lie played nt. tnei
Sleepy Hollow Country Club on July.
will Cm forwarded throuth the llrltlah Am
bassador, to Scotland tor the benefit ot chil
dren orphaned Iit the war. ... ,
Kntrtea to this tournament will be re
ceUed un to Saturday by the chairman or
the Innrn.iment committee, Frank rre
brey, 450 rifth nyenue. CertlOcnles nre to
lie nirnrdeil the winners In lieu of the cus-
Inmnnr nrlf.- Tlia ,nnAv Ihm sftrea. ns
well ns iho entrance fee of M n couple, is
to be fornnnlrd llirmiih tile llrltlsh Am
bnssndnr to (Scotland for the benefit of Hie
children orphaned by the war. There will be.
threo certiorates alien for llrat, second and
third best net scores. About fifty couples
already tmve entered.
THREE HORSE RACES
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Road Drivers, Wilmington nnd West
Chester Horsemen List
Events
Jlorso-raclng cents will be held on tho
Speedway course In West Falrmount Park,
nt tho Wawnsett Park, Wilmington, Del ,
and ot Shelter's Park. West Chester, today
The weather Is Ideal for the sport nnd somo
crackerjack brushes should materialise.
Local horsemen will team their trotters
nnd pacers ln tho road drivers' events nn
tho Speedway hnlf-mllo course ln the Park,
l-'lvo events nro on this card, three for
pacers nnd two for trotters.
Tho most Important race of tho day, the
free-for-all pace, will sco Kiln, Tied, Ballot,
Thomas A. and David C. contesting for
supremacy. Thomas A had tho speed last
week, turning the event In two straight
heats. Plenty of rivalry exists In this con
test and somo keen sport Is promised
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A.A.U. Gives Sanction for
Honolulu Water Carnival
The A. A. V. hfts granted sanction for
n monster water carnlTal to be held st
Honolulu, Hawaii, on September t and 3.
t liiimptonshlps for women will form the
blice.1 serllon of the proarnm. Auslrnlln
will send I'nnnle Durack, the Olympic cham
pion nnd holder of all the world's amateur
rrtnnla for women from fifty J arils to u
mile, . .
The Tnlted States will be represented by
rlorence Hums, of l.o Anaeles, Col. A few
rtius ns site swam 160 sards, uslnr the
hick stroke. In 2:30 1-5s nn Improvement
of seten seconds on tho preilons Amerlcnn
record, held by herself, l.nst February, at
Honolulu. .Atlss Hums swam 410 yards In
3m. 3. The world's host murk for women
Is 2:31, hy Miss Durnrk. hut she mum
In ii hnlh, h.itlnic the ndrantiitn of niany
turns
CONGRESSMEN MIX IN
RED CROSS BALL GAME
HANS WAGNER
New manager of the Pirates
WAGNER NEW PIRATES' CHIEF
PlTTRBfRGH, Juno 30. Hans Wagner
was selected to manage the Pirates Instead
of Jimmy C.illahan, deposed as leader by
Bnrney Prcyfuss.
Miss Rankin to Toss, Joe Cannon to
Score and Mutld to
Twirl
WASHINGTON. June 30 Because they
will hnvo n week ln which to recuperate
before their next session. Congressmen
choso today for their lied Cross benefit ball
game. Clark nrittlth will umpire. Miss
Jennnette Itnnkln will toss the first hall,
nnd Joo Cannon, wno thinks tho manager
plnvs third bane, will score.
The Ueiiiocr.itIc batterv Is Walter J
Webb, of North Catollna. pitcher, and
Wally S MrCllntlc. of Oklahoma, catcher.
lor tho Republicans Christy M, Mudd, of
Maryland, and Tub S Johnson, of South
Dakota, will serve Nineteen substitutes
nro moblllred President Wilson baucht two
boxes. i,o that when hf tires laughing In
one ho can um the other
Cambria Routs on Tonight
The open air show arranged to take flare
nt the Ctimhrl.l A. O last nlaht was poslnonod
mi nrcntint nf rain, and the full sl-ow will bo
slven tonlchl.
EIGHT CLUBS IN
THE INDUSTRIAL
Enlistments Cripple.Soccer
Teams, but SuqtjessfuX Sea
son Is Expected
CADWALADER PRESIEN
KIght clubs were given franchVe-i Jn.tju) s
Industrial Soccer League at, the, anjjuaj ,
meeting, nn follows : Klanda'rd, Holler Beorv
ing, Wolfenden - Shore Company". Hphlfeldj
Manufacturing 'Company! David .Ltmtpn
Son's Company, Kledtrlo Gtorigo Battery.
American Pulloy. Joseph"'!. Foster cVEona,
ond the U. O. T.JoriA It Junes Dqbsonr'
Atlas Ball Company anil Colllngwood'MIJls,
nppllcd for franchises, but their appUcai'
tlons were laid oVcr Until the Tioirt meetinK
of tho league. ; " ,
The officers were elect'eMfand'are;' Preall
dent, Hlwooil Cadwaln'BeVj?vlcej"'prtsIaenC'
Theodoro r. Oeschle;. treasurer, Johtr if.'
Thnrnton.'and secretary, ThomaB,ScQtU AH ,
Investigating committee was appointed to
delvo Into the (luallflc.ittons of new applt-
ennts. Tho commute Is- John' Thornton'.''
rholrmnn; James Davis, Thomas Scott and
Fred Hohlfeld
Although several of the players havo en
listed It was announced by the Various-delegates
that thoro Is enough material to form '
a strong circuit, as quite a number of new
p'.nye'u havo been enrolled alnoo the clos
of last season. Standard Roller, champions
nnd winners of tho Hohlfeld Challenge Cup,
have been hit the hardest; through orllltT
tncnts. , . . v
It was decided that clubs, desiring frn-.
cIUscj should communicate wjrti Secreiaiy
ThomaJ Scott. Cld East Thayer afreet ' "
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CONTRACTS OF SUSPENDED
MINORS TO BE PROTECTED
CHICAGO. June 30 Minor leagues
forced to suspend before tho closo of tho
regular senson will not lose their players or
territorial rights, according to a ruling of
the governing board of the National Asso
ciation of Professional Baseball Leagues,
received by President Tearney, ot the
Three-I League, last night
The ruling was Issued by John II. Farrcll,
secretary of the National Association, as n
result of an appeal from President Tearney,
who believes somo of tho smaller leagues
will not surivc tho season, owing to tho
war situation and continued unfavorable
weather.
Tho board ruled, however, that players
will ho permitted to seek employment
wherever .possible for tho remainder of the
season, but must report next spring to tho
club holding their contract this season. Tho
board also ruled that leagues desiring to
suspend shall llx a date for closing and that
all players must be paid In full.
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Menus Iledell. of Long Island, who will
be paced by Jlmmle Hunter, will try to
break tho world's record for five miles
against tlmo and from a flying start ut tne
Point Dreczo Motordromo tonight. This
record Is now held by Kay Dour, who rode
the distance In B minutes 23 1-5 sneonds
on the track at Los Angeles. Cal. Bedell
It expected to clip at least fifteen seconds
from this record. The above eient will
precede tho regular forty-mile paced race.
In which Herbert. Cameron, Do Bates nnd
Bedell will compete. Members of the Phil
adelphia Turngemeinde will attend tonight's
meeting In a body.
HOURLESS AND LIBERTY
LOAN IN MATCH RACE
NEW YORK, June 30. August Belmont's
unbeaten Hourless and A. K. Macomber's
Latonla Derby winner. Liberty Loan, may
meet hero In a special match sweepstakes
race. Negotiations are In progress. Belmont
Is agreeable to tho race provided the winner
gives tho purse to the Bed Cross.
Mingles and Bungles
Matter of Opinion
Oiie ni the hraiv nlltbifl pame,"
A' ball fan laid one to.
' fore fo ee em toaK the pill
And nit ft far awau."
"A rUchia duel," tne fleldtr cHtd.
Makri fieldlna aulte sublime,
for all u' fielders have to do
la to pais ouiau the lime.
IN THE SrOTLIOIIT T011AY Mitchell of the
Iteds. The Oner pitcher bested Al Slsmanx In
a pitching duel unit scored tba only run of the
game.
Th Cubs played a Ited Cross benefit for tba
benellt of lh Cardinal. (
Thoss Olanls aro certainly versatile. They
grabbed tho first portion of a twin bill from
the Ilravea and played Clasa D ball against
Hudolph ln tho attcr-plece.
Thrca catchers broka Into tho llmallght wlth
a trio of hlta 1 piece In Friday's game. They
were Oeorgo Olbaon, Bam Agnew and Al
Walters,
The Yankees are studying reverse English at
Boston, "bey re doing their .bit for tho Bed
Box. .
lst wo forget St'iifTy Mclnnis has hit safely
In fourteen consecutive lames.
Lse Oooch, who has bean released to Spring.
fleid I Maaa.. went to bat In a pinch yeeter.
iVy nnd fooiled. Ha proved that Connle'a
Judgment was right.
Ping Bodla Is a awell fielder and a great guy
at the bat. but aa a coacher he Is an onion. In
the ninth Inning, after Oroyer beat out an In-
nM hit. Judge tnrew ino dsu oyer umnKrai
hJid. riav had his back turned and couldn't
see
iha nlay. but ring was aouna asleep, a
couple of minutes passed peiore iioaie recov-
ird and Orover went to second. Had ha. Hart-
ed In time ha could have mafla tnird eaany.
Palkenberg does not look good thla year,
despite the glowing reports from thj minor
learue. The hairpin haa been pounded out of
the box frequently of lata and. unless he shows
something soon, Connie Is likely to use the
tinware.
Wally Schanr la left fielding again and went
through an entire gams without busting the
concrete wilt He also. keep, both feat oq the
ground.
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