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RULES OF EXPRESSION ON THE FIRST TEE
GER-PHlLApELPHIA, SATURDAY, ' AUGUST m xvu l : w
R A'iS NOW ARE LEADING THE RATHER WELL-KNOWN WHITE SOX-STATISlllb FKUVgj
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AND ENTERTAINING SLUGGING DUEL 1
LUiNli JLt AlzJUN U in r -t J-wi nu IjJDjAUUE J
Steps In as Runner-Up Over Cruise to Rou'sLl
Athletics' Fine Hitting Puts Mackmen in 1
Second Place in American Uircuit
B .tlkoM present Outside T of winning yesterday's ball Ruine (ho fourth Athletic win
I k" the week, tho second victory to one defeat, over the ltrowns nnd tho second
fo ' i" Conquest of the week for Noyes thoso young cut-tips wero conspicuous by their
l i i :h meua. All Win illi! in ririinf Ma vIMnrv nf Mnnrinv nvpr the White HOX WOS tO
ti ?'Jilow only four blnclcs, nnd tho best Kay could do was to lilt a triple to deep left
711 ' 4AAntm with Milch mtarm na TVnrvnM .Tfinilmnn nmt rtnrlln ilprnrntlnt? tllH ll.lftO nattlH.
Lt Tha boys nre entitled to n vocation after yesterday's work, but tho continued pood
. . Ktavinrr rr inn efnru m n
i nimti(A tnMnfeui w nt i-innm d iinnnn fT ininii
SS1Vh Eliminating Qcorgo Slslcr from tho offcnslvo, Noyes permitted only two safo
9f Wows, Shotten and Hmlth popped files us openerw, but Oeorpo bntiKcd n double
T Shinto loft field and died when Reliant? smothered l'ratt's foul, Tho second St.
'lis
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Pt r . MVUM UH tTlW UIUUU UJf UUCA i,UVUII, VlBlllIlt, l)IIUimLU)r, WilW iltb 01UIJ uhvi fc , v
J- ..Were out In tho elRhth Iniilnp. Shotten secured tho third (jingle when ho singled
f 4b Htzht in tnpt thn ninth, till Rtnlth hit in fjrnvpr. irhn thirw In Dtlrrnn for a
gj double killing. Slslcr was tho first man to lilt and also tho last. With two out
il 6 n'n'n no "Pankod a nifty single over second, but was forced on Pratt's
;4l r (rounder to Dugan. Slslcr and Hhottcn wero the only visitors nblo to reach second
! 'jLj'Tf ad both passed away beforo getting a chanco to dont third. Shotten walked nnd
f. f,H! tol second in the sixth, but Smith hoisted to Strunk for tho third out.
P' ' rh masterful pitching of Noyes compared favorably with tho work of Davo
;,?l,V pavenport on Thursday. Neither Win nor Davo permitted a run nnd both allowed
f tY ,. f,our h' Bodlo got two off Davonport on Thursday nnd Slsler got a pair yesterday.
.,, The lattor batted even-up In four visits. In tho fourth ho hit to Witt nnd was
ft!- ":. retired, whllo In tho seventh he went out. Mclnnls to Koves. on an easy nlav. His
'i"t U.l c. .... nr-t i. i..i .... . ...... . j ... , . .... ,
A "" ikiiiiii, iiimi u. ktou uuy. niuuy siarica ino scoring in mo second
;?:JA 'Inning with a blow to right. Schang sent him to third with a slnglo to right nnd
it fltUffV tallied thn run thnt wnn hlrr nnnnvh in win fhft framn n WUt'a Inni fl., n
lf &nlth. His second hit. a doublo to left, startad tho seventh lnnlnir rnllv thnt nrn.
'- iVuee six runs.
i.l x, t i ittrtnn iitoInwo ftTy-k4t Jlinii
m' - . .w. .....
j r 8Ccona tlmo tnls wcek tll batters on tho Athletics' side batted twlco
ffS' -n 0ne 'nn'nr' n Tuesday, when tho homo talent was knocking out nineteen hits,
iwo men wero oui wncn mo Dig rajiy started. Ivcry man on tho club reached
flrst, with tho result that two Mackmen had a second chanco. Yesterday It was
Strunk who batted twlco In an Inning. Amos opened tho seventh chapter with a
-'Walk. Ho was promptly sent to third on Stuffy's smash to left. Tom Rogers had
pitched fairly well up to this period, but ho had little chanco In view of Noyes's
Work, and after he was instructed to walk Wally Schang Kmlo Koob, a left-
,ir ". " uuuKui in, v.onnio puueu mo oiu snuc siurr at tins perlou and Joo
JUf r TV.Bt1 Wnil EJA. n 1.M .. TITII1 ,i- ... . . .
I ti .'V ' '" "" u"v "" ' no inner nau a single in tno illtli nna played
h'?; -'Btcoly. Dugan proved his right to a uniform by sending a single Into left, scorlntr
trunk and Mclnnls. Wally went to second on tho hit nnd proceeded to make a
m beautiful steal of third, boating Sovcreld's throw easily. Noyes v,aa a victim of
'j,trlkes, tho first out of the Inning, but Jamleson had to take a hand In tho good
work and Schang counted on Jnmloson's slnglo to right. Grover grounded to Slsler,
lmt Koob passed Dodle purposely. With Dugan on third. Jamleson on second and
Bodle at first, another southpaw, n chnp named Martin, was sent In to hurl against
.Bates. Ray had a safe blow Thursday, but has not been hitting ns frequently as
fore his short lay-off. and tho fans rooted for a safo slnm. Ray took a too hold.
set the ball clean and as Shotten and Smith raced after tho ball the threo runnors
counted. Ray stopped at third and passed away as Pratt took caro of Strunk for '
kls second bat.
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' T1, WAS a P"y camo to look at nnd, barring tho lucky seventh, the
'",u' " biubb. j Jncooson uancu ror .Martin in tho eighth and
fouled to Schang. Earl Hamilton finished the Inning and retired the sldo
In order. Schaucr, Anderson. Sclbold, Jlng Johnson and Bacon are anxious
to go nt tho Browns in tho double-header today, whilo tho visitors will no
doubt select from Plank. Groom. Wrli-ht nr TrnmiUnr, it i .. i.ij ..
-i . . ' ----"- .... ,. ,,, u.ny niuu Ui
shape the Gettysburg vetoran, a great favorite here, will show. Plank
r la certain of a hearty welcome.
List to the Sad, Sad Story From Cincinnati
JINCINNATI fans still aro groggy ovor tho flop of tho Imperial Reds in the
last two weeks. Tho sudden sliding nnd skidding of Matty's pennant hopes
jMUt 8. cloud of irlnnm nrni thn mtnlnt ,.1.1 u.... i ,1 .... . ...
rv.v" ?. ..VOOa and John MnitrWa nlnnn innl.. iii. . . ....
- -- .... " r.vv .u0 uo u. muib-uo. vnen mo ciuu camo homo
, tram the triumphant road tour, proud and haughty as conquerors, they wero
received like kings, or something like that. Everybody was happy and the world
' !?"." Wa" buzzlnK ln the skulls of tho majority of tho citizens. Then came
tho tumble, which was followed by a loud explosion and all of tho hopes went
' Woole. It Is pathetlo to read the sad news that wonded Its way eastward from
t the city over the Rhino. Read It and weep with us:
"Wnon th9 Rcds camo homo frni tho trip through eastern torritory every
edy was computing the marrln tn h naniH i,c, ,., ... .. . .
-. v . , '-" " "ivy nuuiu caicn rew yorlc.
.Wrerybody was counting on great things happening when tho Giants came here
w n Reds would cut away most of that lead at ono sweep; how tho Giants
would depart from hero with mclr heads down and their hearts broken, and how
the Reds would, at least, hold second place until the end of tho season In a blaze
.i i"!!?7, -!? 8tUff' bUt U Wna "0t t0 b0, Two victories were scored over Phlla
.E714.?" PPUJar frenZy Wa9 redoubIet3- Surely, thoso Reds were headed
Sri JnLn Penna"i nwSUrcly nothIngr wouW ovcr stP ,hem ln the future.
Matty modestly warned the fans that they mustn't expect too much-that tho
riub might flop with a loud explosion and that the Giant lead was a tremendous
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f?,1 : M nt,. . i .,... ..... . . . " .uc. ii was only
VftT 'L , t. i 7. Z iii ino iravoier in tho desert nnd then
. Wmlihes abruptly. Crash, smash, banir. blfrt T,n-,n TO. ,,, i " . lnen
.r.4 ., , .
t ju mo Biuiiip win eiop.
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Down wo fell, and nobody knows
A ""' d,vWo-tt' plenty good enough for us now
.t , We "' h,,n.klnar of any PennantB any more. With tho present ma
terial and what additions can be dug up during the winter wo can thmk
of another great flag drive next summer, but Just now our whol6 concern
la in keeping up amid select society. That ought not to bo hard The
team Is Intrinsically superior to those below It ln present standing, and
when the .lump is once ended should easily distance them if it wins on"y
half its games thrnuehnnt th. -mi,i.. . ., .. VI"X
k r ..--. ... ,.u,u,uuu ui hid oeason.
Barry Trying to Strengthen Champions
fJlHB difference between tho mite Sox and the Red Sox-not to speak of other
X American League baseball clubs-lsn't enough ln tho Red Sox favor to live
JTack Barry any feeling of top-heaviness. For tho first tlmo in !I1J g
.trenuous effort- are being made to strengthen tofZSj0 Of
ourae, all managers nre always trying to add strength to their clubs w rni
ritbrt. to. get any certain. cog haven't been made In Boston American Lea 2
circles for several years. At the start of tho season Barry keptTn.w,
hdy catcher, on the bench, nnrt wnrv rv,,,., - nt:?L ept.Atnew' a Btro"8T.
V TT- nn h.. -- th. T "" .. CT? """ 'V0 U' exclusively.
rownie Is getting a., the heavy wCy h IZZ TtZi
iAjniomaa too much of a maohlne, w 0,ow ona
tT:"!"?."?'' a Griffl' or for Catcher Henrv.
f'C :Z """"'' "Ul "" n,nBion ciuo couldn't see it that way at all. DnrrJ
irzrTvzrivzz? PPlnB maMai, bT ,;
ffiJt- .r. .-...- ".:." r':T..""". s ",D "IO ol a onager particularly
BVi-.y . "- " ' 'vii up acuvo piay and Is snendlnir hl tin,. .t'.
frF-SE1 Wh"a "v3 rnVr,n doe th8 "n1-baalnr. Few successfu playing
Hi ifennirrrn ever' have hoon nntml in h. - T..tt. '"' l"ayng
n r i rr. ' '- w- viwBvt iit kiio jiijin. iui jr. a-mnn niir i.
JL'i SSUon wa. Miller Huggina. of the Cardinals, and he haa been much mo'r "
JShadmfnl jrinMi hit hBn1nn th. I " 'nuct more 8U0-
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rx CONN, the PaclHo coast athlete who came to Philadelphia last winter
fJ finished hia .preparatory course for entrance into the University rfZ
fr,. arrlveu in town yesterday and joined tho ranks of the Meadowbro.
m,4 wio. WW. un wormng in western harvest fields and gives anr.Mr.n.. -i
;Hjln.ln perfect health, although he will have to go throuch .i T
?iiinlni- on Franklin Pleld before rettinir am " "l..8?1. '
Ue Htatea traok and fluid mnt ,htMr i. - u. .. . e Ml"ale At-
!.-ofh. Meadowbrook Club, exnt- rn Zlli.1 2B' Secretary
larta claimed that the Oreiron vouth cnv.r h. v . t.,.. """ oracle
r;Hft"jjeconua. He hones to .nt.r th. Tim. .. .. i,. ' m.cour8 ,n m
l',ha.va;rady made Inquiry in regard to football p an. Conn 0 fcCse .'1'
1 nv tn ninv tth th. TV..hm. - .. .... T.. .. """" ol courso, either
I MlM..AtIuUo meet. In which the best scholastic and co.Iegfate material of
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1 pc able to gat a furlough for the big most on Wmni,ii 13.11 ..'""
Ma ooMBjaoted with. the Ma4owbrnnVi,.h ti r.. , ,, Jr . or Ule
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...... . ,1.- iH.AHinnH T.Ancriin fifrm mr vnannir nnnnp. i.m ..,-
IrTJiJtl''Sl in llio wuhi:i.uii .tuB-x ..D-- .. a ..as piCKCl UD
during tho last week. Ty Cobb still having tho Jump to such an extent ",
prevent any excitement Incident to tho possibility of hla being overtaken. n v
... .,.- ooa Mn..t ..in. UnAnlni nnH Klqlpr Incliilcrlnp In anv.M ...'. a ,
reaenru ino .aov iimm. mm "i" -.-o ... UviU inngntlng m,w 2
, the Texan only seven points ahead of tho Ohio sensation and about forty j? 4
Tho fcaturo of tho National League for tho week Is tho aupplantlng of .
' Cruise, tho St. Louis walloper, by Itogcrs Hornsby, of tho same club, as run n '4
' .. .,... u ik. n.,1. Tlnntuhu la vlrtllAllv In th. .n... lunnr-lll J
lO J.UU10 IIUU31I, Ul lliu limn. " ,.nuj ... ......... ... ...u euuo OpOl OS ftt th II '
of the compilation of tho previous week's figures, but Crulso dropped several n 1 4
ISoush now Is .340, Hornsby .322 and Crulso .318. polnt. ;
Onvvy Cravnll tops the 1'hlls in hitting, as usual. His present mark I
nnd he fctnnds In 'individual slugging second only to tho aforesaid Mr HoJ i!5 V
Whltted now has tumbled below Klllcfer nnd Stock. ' ornby, ji
! Jlclnnls refuses to be pushed below tho .300 mark, but s'.ill ha . . i,i
select circle by a bare mnrgln, Klmcr Myers bolng two points lower down U
The A's liave advanced a peg In club hitting, having pushed back the league l' '"
nnd progrcsicd next to the Detrolts only. 'eaderi
T1nnli tmn.n tn'im jini nnn nt tlm tun Innrlfnc elitfvrTa.... n aw.,. .
'""" "-""" "- - - " " Bico "' inoir respective ,
In Ciavath and Bodle, nnd each has ono of tho ten best run-getters in Paiu
Strunk. aalrtan4 I
Tli nrprnirM lltl lielow Inrlmle Bflmni plnrfd Wrdnfddar. To dnt T r--i.v .
immi'iin i.ragtut imii(T nun ..ini. loiinnen iiy rjeaKcr, ,357i Slui.r njiTvi.u "Ms t)ia
Mrlnnli. ..'int. In lhi Nnt'nniil l.rimiie Itaunli M ahead with J4I. tSSVliA i?J X!rh- .Ui
llnrni.br. ,32-ii KnulT. .314: ritrlier. l'tttsburcli. ,311. ' tra"J br Crulw, '.JJIj
THIS CITY FAILS
TO QUALIFY STAR
Tennis Players From New
Jersey Had to Show Local
Youngsters Plow to Win
EVENT WAS "RUSHED"
Some criticism hn-5 bein heard nf thn"
manner In which the Junior center tennis
championships wero advanced two days with
out pioper notification to the players; that
tho youngsters ha been "ruMied" In their
tennis matches, and that credit for tennis
conquests havo been withheld.
Perhaps the Juniors who ha o expressed the
opinion that they hae hn.l "too much ten
nis" nre right. If any ono ought to know
It Is the player himself. The change in
dato from August 4 to August 2 for tho
start of tho Junior ccnt was done with
out tho knowledge of many of the entrants.
(Vltl.nitt fntrlnt. n n.. ... .... ,i.
, ; --" "'. ......j ..win uiu ua'mt oi
victory scored by George Throckmorton, who
.-. nunur winner anu a moucst jouth,
wouldn't It havo been better to await tho
time when llirmnn 11nmiif... ... ... ,
condition and had enjoyed nt Ip.-ist nn
day's rest before playing again In such an
Important event?
HOW OOPS f;pnrift n,l.nrt..Hn....
representing Philadelphia Jn tho Junior na-
Vi.ii - ;. "ii"K august is at Forest
Hills? It must ll.T, l.or, ... .- .
hi . ,." ." ".." " """ -'V 'or
. , , '" ,u Wln sectional honors.
iVViai P .'.y 7, eni0UraBement, for ho was
lauded on a sides for his splendid play.
What Phlladelphinns regret more than
fhTJ!!? TX th, '".ck of "e" and Oa.h n
the part of the local stars. Herman Dorn-
nlj'hUr J,Unl0r Stat0 ch-""l'Ion, should
have boon given a good opportunity to win
Enm." Ai" ,"''y.',avo .""'' Rood. ThoJ
, " ,-","-""; ""U'l'eu out ror tho Juniors
hero failed miserably, for It proved to bo a
cfrT Start to nnlfch' without good re
suits far as a sectional winner was con-
Dornhelm received verx-.rvnm. .i. i
no advice at all) or he w iThT, "rI
fnn,'rpe,'y way from the senior tournament
t'r-ac&anThe SSZfi$ ,&
when tho chance came to w to ftwt Hllh
to p ay for the Junior title? It remainC "fo?
a New Jersey youth to make good, but
through no fault of Dornhelm's
Beach Haven's open tennis tournament
will not start until next Saturday. It wTll
therefore conlllct with the Ocean City Yac
Club and tho nl .pnn.' . '.. " f.aL"1
te-rSrto
. .i A "::". "no omers plan to
enter tho Ocean City tournament.
Ileach Havrn will n.Aini .... .....
tennis players on August 18. The Ocean
v-uy lacnt uiub tournament will attract
many of the South and even North Jersey
nlayors. as well ns .a I-, ...!.. -. .
this section.
SPORT AND RECREATION OF SOME
SORT NECESSARY, WHETHER WE GO
TO FRANCE OR STAY AT HOME
The President and His Aids Impress Necessity of
Continuation of Athletics for General
Good of the Nation
By GRANTLANI) RICE
A Down-and-Outcr's Toast
You may drink if you, will to the guy up on top,
To the nwag he will get ?2 the Jlnq he will cop;
To the shouts of acclaim that oft herald his name
As he stmts in the lead down the highway of fame:
m?u mav tln'nk V yu w'" to "tc leaders not I,
Those swell-headed inutts who are gulping the pie,
So come, get in line, dump tho booze in'your face
"To the poor underdogs at tho foot of the race."
Say. why should I drink to the guy that has won?
Hell act all that s coming for what he has done;
ties long on the cheers, but short on the jeers,
And only encouragement rings in his cars;
He doesntneed cheering because he has won,
But the fellow who does is the son-of-a-gun
Who dropped far behind in the grueling pace;
to Here s to tho dubs at the foot of the race "
DOWN-AND-OUTEIt.
transferred his entile services to the army
.In V1'" ,C.no uncluo Proportions he was
thTLV . ' ' xno at'nI Guard where
tho membership was well down. In lesi
factor In recruiting more than 700 men. Ho
".iiii iuieu ino west
American League
HATTINO AVHRAOKS
O. All. It. II.
Tobb, IJet 101 40 1 Ml 151
Hamilton, at. Ij. SI III
jluth, llos 31 7S
Hrmnltcr. Clo... ,1ns 3s7
Kl!'r. St. I,....ini 4m
Iluell, rhl... . if) 4'1
itussnll, N. Y... I'll 3J
Vnch, Dt 101 RBI
Mtlnnln, Athlrllrs ns 31i
Mjrrs, Atlilctlcn 2.1 4
.Tamps, IJpt L'.l III
I'llscll, Chi lllrt 304
Hoth, do llll S",s
ltuinlor, at. L,... M (17
t'liniimsn, Clo.. .110 .ls.1
Mcc. Wnsh ... .101 SlU
llaker, N Y. ...10'J 3K(I
I.inls, lion os :t."o
Mllsn, Wnwh. , .101 nil
lloille, Atlilotim. i)1 M73
Ilellmnn. Uet . .101 301
.1. Wnlsll llns. .. :m H2
Mrunh. Athletics l) 3C
Weaver, I'lil, .Ion 4011
riiiinB, AllllrllCN .SI 343
(lur.lncr, llos... .101 n,l
Judeo, Wish..., 04 8H4
ILilei, Atliletlrs, 01 810
flsmlll, Clil 101 11S2
tjrllNild, Atln... il 40
Snvercld. St. U.. IIH D43
Walter, N. Y.... 60 14(1
Harris, Cle ttt S22
Nunamnker, N.y. i.s i'00
y. iiu&n, ncv. . . . Jim HM1
.IlnJrx, N. Y.. n i'8
ivn mn.r,, f.r 1,1a .
Gainer, llos..... m 117
Jackson, ("hi....loi 371
.laeobson, fat. Iv.. 0(1 3110
Vltt. net..
Hale, Ht Ii
K. (.'oil Ins Chi
IMpp, .V. Y
Holillt7ell. llos.
Shaw Key, N. Y.
Spenrer, IJet...
II. Miller. N. Y.
Hooper. Hon.
IVckln'iiqli, N,
Hloan. ht. I...
Austin. St. I
III .1IH
L'4 lis
los 3S1
104 3S'
SO 1'7 1
i'2 r.r.
r.H ino
H7 2K3
I..IIIO 1178
Y.iin ssi
... 74 200
10.1 8K1
(I 11
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r.n l.ii
81 140
4 HI
3 10
r.s 120
31 114
a it
4 10
49 IIS
60 107
.1 20
(!7 114
44 111)
41 11.1
37 101
41 111
3!) 107
37 11."
10 211
60 Kit
(.0 111
2(1 no
3.1 Kit
64 Hit
42 90
80 101
.1 11
20 114
1(1 3S
17 (1(1
12 51
7! 101
31 77
41 111
17 31
6') US
3l 0.1
8S 84
1 10
(11 100
(111 100
31 70
TH1
IHHSK facts aro fairly well self-evident:
Every ono ln the country Isn't going
to war at tho samo time.
2. Tho many thousands or tho millions
who aro not going at once. Including both
young nnd old, need tho physical develop
ment of sport.
3. Presldont Wilson, Secretary of War
Baker, tho army and navy boards all ask
that Fport bo continued for tho general good
of tho nation. This being so, It Is essential
to keep sport under way, for tho better
physical condition tho nation holds tho
better It will bo able to wage war.
Sport, for thoso who take part In It,
means health and recreation. Thebo are
two of the very few things that happen
to belong to both peaco and war.
Back to Football
This brings us back to football again.
As long as colleges aro to be opened this
fall football should be maintained not to
win championships, but to help build up
men.
Wo still believe tho best scheme ln sight
is to havo all college elevens mado up of
men or boys who have never mado tho first
team before. This means an even start and,
more than this. It means development of
bi.uao uu lll-cu 1L mail.
And certainly Harvard, Yale and Prince
ton should not bo among those to lead the
backward march.
The Caso of Curtis Redden
Curtis lledden was ono of Michigan's star
ends, a wing mate of Nell Snow's. When
war was declared Redden Immediately
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
Ily LOUIS II. JAFFE
llT Xj. Ii." crave ua an Insntrntltrn to .limt
Xj. off the well-known record book, delvo
Into some mathamatlcal entanglement nnd
marvei, once more, at the large wads of
wealth wished on a few choice glovemcn of
the pnst and present, 'vhat was tho high
est purse given a fighter for one bout?"
queries tho triple Ii person. Offhand we
remember that Jack Johnson and Jim Jef
fries pulled down $101,000 botween 'cm.
nllt fid tier rent tn .Tnhnsnn. th Mjlrinpr nnrl
40 per cent to tho loser. That wasn't all,
for each heavyweight received a $20,000
bonus after signing articles, and they nlso
cut In on the bigger percentage of the mo-lng-plcture
rights. Tho contest was held on
the Glorious Fourth, not so glorious for
Jeff and his backers, 1910, at Reno, Ner.
The receipts amounted to $270,776 and
18,020 persons witnessed the bout, promoted
by Tex Rlckard, who also reforecd. John
son won on a knockout In fifteen rounds.
Jess Wlllard, Johnson's conquer, received
tho largest purse ftr a ten-round bout when
he met Frank Moran ln New York, March
2S, 191$, getting $47,500, while tho latter
drew down $22,500. The largest compen
sation awarded for a six-round bout was
received by Benny Leonard and Johnny Kll
bane at Bhlbe Park here, July 25 last, when
they split' a purse aggregating approxi
mately $23,000. Previous to fie Kl'.bane
Leonard bout, Kllbauo and Kid Williams,
when bantam champion, held the six-round
purso record, when they received 111 000
ALTHOUGH six rounds Is the llml
of Philadelphia bouts some of the
best purses ever put up wero plucked
here. Battling Jfelson. Terry McQov
ern. Stanley Ketone, Jack OBrlen
Jack Johnson and Sam Langford added
extra large chunks of lucre to their
coffers as a result of bouts In this city
TV. !L. Ii." Uo aski whether thn. i. .
paperwelsht niht.r prft,ht.7.7 There- f.Jt'iB
r.conld paperweight el.' In pufiumn Vl5
pound! befn the flvwrlrht nnd llht.. Sw .n
lloxern welghln 100 pound probably rS KISS;
a paperweight!, but a! far ai we. know lh.
aren't any of even mediocre, reputation. ' ,r
TfmmT Gorman' vlotory Uat nlaht ...
Bobby t UcLeod, at th. Cambria Cluffwai I
repetition of the rtiult of u . .3. " ..
aao' Andy Duma knnrli.A ."'!i.:",'-.",."
r Ilia third Tound. SM. nJLi:"f" Vn
SSi1? '',h2D.r.V,JtttfuUU
lZ'Z&Ttn&TMm
They hover
that tho En,ll.hm.a'ha,ft a wond.rful 'pla'c'e."1"1
fa? h?,' tag ti r. ftsE
LlltSJ "a"y.,T.'r,,ra?,tnSn?r1I,e'r;VhJ'5o
Htlll wan boxing well AlthoV.ih i'lJon wn'n
boxer. Ura,i iJi.. "i. A".'!.0.UB'!. nt a wlnnlnc
boxer
raat
nntaaIw.r."t.ffl,tniS1Sfc"2t...WnIna
-..., ii'uow atep
"thrw'aSrn?.'rfl,e.r.,.,tli:om At, City that
f?r"n.hV?tTt,Th,,"le,d&?niroVaVyw',''h'
n,wra?So'l."?';lrO'Ma".l?y8 ?gMlIn1!.l!,tt their
Jack Blackburn. In the'aet.to'ifSL0" "moke,
the nroadwavVib. lattl ni? MackrJlSy V
bantam knockerout. boxes In thf '- Camaen'a
Danny Buck ai tnV'otKr "rlnclpil? 'ml' wUl1
Oeorre rhlo
ir.Wh&0WJff Wtn'.",
-J ras -.. .
matched fo, a ten.found?r it 2Snr, n.ve Been
22. Mike- Olbbon. d.fwtJ.1 Chin JniO Augll"t
r.Bm7oa,lor.ttr.noT.mit.d0W,l.m,:frlr,ro.
v'.J.V'aVro?0
Kred fMlton and lle'nn, "Leonardv. jSl""" v'-
i':jR.'".".Mdntyt.v,uJdernaDvn:
be.t wlnd-UD.appirVntly ha. h..b '". Th.
RESULTS OP SAILOR AND
MARINE BOUTS LAST NIGHT
WnKSTLINO
rl".5.d0y.rili80e,:m.Cn?.m?f"'' ' M-
HeavyweUht claii n5d? Thlrn?ri?f k"
Marine., beaf Parlna Bra man', t? Company,
' 185-pound elaii liv. Tmaini.,lW'r',ck-.
Tlah. "company ATalaVlne.. ,Bln" Cmp- b"
b,itBff1ountCNivVlTo'mti.Compan' M- "M-.
BOXINO
u;rissG aaisrc sssjsxr' ?":
1-lO'POuna rioNM.r.vt.- o..: v1"'
Not That We Ever Heard Of
wT. Rlr7J HCa wIlcro Francis Oulmet
has claimed exemption on the ground that
ThIslsW' Sen'1Ce t0 '" Hed Cross
W thi. n0 " me- 0f course. I eo
how tho Government may decide that a man
may bo moro UMfu, ,n R Rea Cro4ta ";a
Uy than as u t-oldler. Hut Isn't that for ho
Government to eay? Have any others in
sport used this as exemption grounds?
hJVw,nl3 ?f PoIfcr3 a" over the country
havo been playing for Red Cross funds
and contributing liberally, but few of thesa
would consider this any matter for an .x
oK'eTltt.1"1 U"f - Gove-,en-t
tioTn,,c0.a1mPirn8,lwe!LP"L'n. exemp.
served in h Is .ZnZrZ ""l."0" alreay
- -w , ii,ufC
ner"d "fS01?'" to ball players and man-
exernnt"" '""'. "D" "mPlr. WOUld b0
"- " "". ui oau eyesight.
If a ball playor were on an exemntinn
board he. would bo In a terrible stew wl en
an umpire came up for Inspection Thn
w2 thl Umplre to u,e frnt. but hel
pTo0 shrb.t.ndaCthat " rCSa'd "
... "ri.vcrhlne' ls 1'lBher on nccount of the
under .270. In a number of cases th? w
hasn't affected batting averages alon i -higher
range to any notable i went
i AMATEUR BASEBALL
&'iffirfflff!Sft.t!&&rt-3X:
net 17J7 durlnu tho day. ' r rnon' Mr-
teaNn,r1h8F'Aduf':5"emopPern0fr"l''l trav,,lnB
x ,' """"anan, i3ue.irsboro and tVT "1,
ul"" rranK i;. Kchallcr. Km i.'J : ".uve.
street, or phono Diamond 7nTs 4 cst Morris
25PhlDhlf,.Ilr0f.e".,0n.a'A..0Pen for Au.,
i-amea. Add.. yVai Mr."!.cr.K.. ?.nd SuridaV
iihnnn ninu..i nssn -z-
nines after 7.
inSV. n"w.thnanUr.!cfi.I'?eaVreed7n" "
llelder and on outlleldcr. Addresa i '"V? an hi
ham. cars ot accounting department iVul!pln.
Company, Nineteenth Mreet "Sfofa,
H2 300
. I.'l 170
Ull L".s
!'S .110
117 lM
14 . U7
Sit IS
("I .17H
Jlorcun, V'nsh... r,i jhm
jounc, uct H2 347
.liinilcoli. Alln., r,l 107
Iliilej. Athledli-i, SU (,.1
llamnin. V. V mi. .,,
C. Walker, Hon.. 77 "M
tlharrlty. Wash. :n ii
;V7,'"r',.At,.,IeJJ" l 'i
(ulduell. N. Y,. 4.1 kj
hcott, Hoaton....lol 3,M
I'rntt. St. I, no ssi!
Lelbold. Chi.... Mi 2?,"
Hums, Det r 77 2Mi
t r,lllnu r.i.1 ..! 7.,.'
iii "v:...-i." i i?i
.. .... .iiiiii'iim. ,
Menoskcy, Waih
."'hotton, St. I,..
Hmlth, Cle....!
Hothoron, Ht. I,,
iould, do
IJ. I)Rter. Wuah
(rmer. .tlht.il. u .'.A.
(;. '1 hoinai, llos. (,ii u.a
Hleh. N. y tH L'JJ
Akhovv, Boa r,7 iiik
iIi'bn-w. ,v'....:i' m-
I.jnn, Chi.. id .(j-
V. Jo'eon, Wash. 40 8.1
Klsher. .N. Y. . . i 15 -ii
-Malsel. N. Y.... Ill at?
hchiilk. I'M,: on L'.l
jruney. Cle loi 371
Harry, Dos so "vt
HtanaBO. Dot.... 70 2u?
vu&v.-.-.-.ir8
i:ovo'.,u5f."5Y.Vh1' 3,' 33
I'unnl'ham, Dot.'. "7 Tn
8
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82
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39
21
02
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4
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28
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28
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23
21
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111
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211
28
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411
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21
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84
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4
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88
71
11 a
911
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IK
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82
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118
77
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48
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18
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84
70
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711
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42
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ail 244 .314
0 7
(I .11
27 1811
21 184
0 2.1
0 12
17 177
12 1.1.1
(I 10
n 111
14 1)14
3.1 1S4
1 32
85 lii.l
111 144
12 Ull
r. 137
lr. inn
11 M7
11 ir.8
:i 3
11 180
20 Kill
3 01
in 134
17 1411
7 132
11 121
1 1
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1 4(1
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12 121
I) 411
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7 134
10 1(1.".
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7 11(1
(I 17
2 4(1
(I 87
12 120
11 121
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.342
.327
.313
.312
.800
.301
.301
.209
.2110
.210
.2(1(1
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.293
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.21.0
.288
.28(1
.281
,28j
.281
.278
.277
.277
.27(1
.275
.275
.274
.271
.270
.270
.2(17
.'llR
.201
.2113
.204
.2114
.204
.20,1
.2(12
.217
.2.11
.2.13
.2fi1
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.251
.25(1
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.249
.240
.248
.246
.240
.242
.241
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.231
.231
.234
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.232
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Nntlonal League
BATTINO AVEItAOES
Plufco r
Hoti-nlt .. 101
Athletics., 0
UllcaBo... 108
M. luls. lnil
New Yorh 101
lloRton ... lot
J'loveland. llu
uumi'ii
CLUB DATTIN-a ItECORDS
.224
.210
.217
.21(1
.216
.21 1
:2iaJ
.213
.212
.211
.210
.208
.208
.20.1
.201
.201
.20.1
.201
.204
.201
.200
.200
.200
.108
ATI
847.1
820
3483
347(1
3451)
S3M
3442
31(13
It.
419
3.17
321
.111
371
877
410
Club
Detroit ...
fhlcat-o ...
Athletics ..
Ht. Louis..
Cleveland .
New York,
lloaton ...
Washington
10(1
LONG HITS BY CLUI13
Jr.
902
830
877
8.10
889
804
817
709
sn.
117
(15
121)
5
DO
01
14.1
102
RTF
142
188
1(10
11)11
136
190
207
123
Ave,
.200
.2.1.1
.2.12
.232
.243
.241
.237
.231
Tloush, cin 97 373
te.St. L. . 0.1 835
Hteelo. Pitta 26 BO
Crul, Ht. L...I10.I 85
I'renderirat , CM. 21 "
OroChh"rl"8' , "J
""nth, Cn 75 227
T. Clarke, cin... 47 loi
vnhJ"m?.Tn' f.Y. B3 304
Wbi,?:.r.v;.sSl'4
,. &;;;::: f?I
O. Burns, n.'y.. 05 876
Mheat. Bklyn... 70 2.11
navvllnCT, Ho... B9 1BO
rayth. Phils... 03 341
Ituether. Cin.... 87 48
(;Wf ner, Pitts. r.l 175
Chaao, Cin 107 418
t;:v.fi' i." 05
Harlden. N. Y..
Olson. Bklyn...
Daubert. Ilklyn.
J. Smith. St. L
Packard Ht. L,
Htock, rhll....
J Smith, lioa..
nhltted. Phils .
Ilolke. N. Y. .
Stengel. Uklyn.,
Elliott. Chi...!
Paulctte. St. L.
Kopf. cin
J.tiderna. rhtu
Adnms, rhlls....'
Pobertaon. N. Y. 01 840
u'hw. I!klyn..l00 fti
Debus, Pitta.... 4 rh
Hnllee; N. Y.... 22 4
Fl'tcher. N. Y.." (15 352
Paskert, Phlla... 82 348
Mtzpatrlrk. Bo.: 43 120
g'tot.liklm,,. 20 (12
Behir. Boa 28 110
Cheney. Ilklyn.; 21 '47
&"?. Pitts 70 248
Vvard. Pitta 89 292
?.'..n!aBee' Cln". 77 2R2
Williams. Chi.. .102 310
.1. .Tnnna.nn m. wa n. a
v.. T , l J "mi. y iilU
..u.iuinn, hob,,,
J;lelioir, Phlla...
Thorpe. Cin....
H. Mi era. Bklyn
Merkle, Chi....
Balrd. St. L....
Oonzales St. L.
Maranvllle, Boa.
IllBhee. Pitta
J. Miller. St. D
jsiiaurr. Chi..
Mitchell, Cin.,
Orlmes, Pitta.
Coombs, Bklyn
i'.'j'io. .ni...
Deal. Phi
viMnnder, Phlli. 28 8t
llsneroft. Phlli,. 79 SO0
..ariiea UOS, .
Ij)nr, St. L..
;eiaer,-cnt
SD.TB
ilIS
1 154
0 B
It 190
t4o
1!
5 os m ti
Jill
. 33 RS
. M 156
. 85 847
. 70 208
.. 0.1 317
. 26 38
. 0.1 3.10
. 01 32.1
88 327
. 0.1 832
. 20 33
. 04 836
1. 62 108
. 4fl 149
.107 400
01 811
IS 30
24 68
81 254
77 248
64 239
97 361
07 82(1
70 208
8.1 827
82 MV
.101 378
. 36 87
.. 1.1 70
. 29 K8
. 22 29
.102 868
110 296
Hack. Chi.
McKechnle, Cin.
IMnito, Cin
Titter. Pitta....
p. Miller. Bklyn
Ilerzoir N Y. . .
Hamaux. Pitta,.
IVolter. Chi...;
Hickman Bklyn.
helly. Bo
Rlney, Phlla,.,,
Meyora. Ilklyn..
Cucto Cin......
Iletzel. St. I,..,
Mowrey, Bklln.
Schnlte. I'lill.
XVu f-Jltta 88 110
"'" , I . . . , 22 03
88 .19
01 839
76 267
79 242
21 68
79 217
B7 206
63 18.1
711 290
16 31
80 212
67 214
56 216
24 CO
47 131
46 131
77 249
80 "fin
1 1S
2-B. 3-B
j 43 r.a
1111
119
114
15.1
11,1
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120
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37
40
19
40
4.1
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19
14
14
11
0
21
0
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12 JO
1144
1074
1107
109.1
1097
1050
1027
EB. Ave.
l .HOI
2117
23.1
217
278
238
253
228
.328
.820
.318
.318
.317
.317
.291
rinh
Cobb Detroit....
Hpeakor, Clcve...
Veach. Detroit...
.Nlsler.bt. Louis
Itoili, Cleveland..
Ilodle. Athlctli.:
l'lpp. New York.,
1 elsch, Chlcaro..
Hellman Detroit
Judse. Waah'n,.,
TEN LDAD1NO SLUGQEns
n-a.-n.Hn. TB. En a,.
30
81
2
28
26
20
14
14
15
10
7
5
9
6
10
7
10
12
244
180
177
184
in i
1B7
1(!3
101
138
146
CLUB FIELDINO UECORDS
89
54
r.7
44
47
60
U.I
46
4(1
43
.dm
.488
.460
.430
.4 10
.432
.419
.416
.404
.401
H
130
183
139
llll
177
161
161
190
th Ninth atreeT'o1;
KenslnttonJoro'ev"
AllKnon ltlai 'j-si-.i.
. j - Mil cuu Vijua
u wouiu iikca
has A u trust
to hair ffiSf"" '?. ein.
"TJlttaMl B5KJ6 Wn.r.nr.Mrl'ne:'"'1''
iionai nomo teama wlihlnr a r,, .""'
and paying a fair luaranten" aJ"?'? ttraCtion
if?!. V" A,ril0" ". r Phono Dlamafcf'A
, I.-.0!1..?. Pub haa. a few nn. .....
Bfi No?.l,n a,re?.re" Z fiSSF.
S!..ryllnr team om I....
Clothier, Potter A. A.. ltS?i,nI5?,.S,r.brldm
vm.iann. iirioeeion and Parkeaburi """viil
aemlnrorealnnl ,..- i.,."?00".!?. Or .nth,
A Tho Pearce A, A
10 arrange samea
n
aemlprofeialonal teams In lvhnavi;i-?r s'her
SStTaar,' WrS lf nd' ?& ?V.
P.VrthUgfc,5!SJJ Ilk. t.
menti. Have payed with tha nSri.'iduce.
fei.lonali, for thi la.t two fiZS"1' Pro
Catcher. 1760 North Eleventh if?..." Addre
Diamond 3701 Utw.en 0 and 6:30 ""nj0' "ni
Wyoming A. C. travellnr team ,.. .
llprofeaalonal teatn oB1'
18 and 25 open for aern
Ing a reaionablo guarantee, Phon,eVn ""'
iiioa uurius uy or Wyoming Bios "in "'aw
between 7 and 8. ,n evening
FatrhJU Professional! have Aumi-.i .
Labor Day (two gamea open tor ?, nd
atonal homo clubi paying reuonabL Sf."""""'
Addreai John P. MclrmottTma Nor?!!.'S.
o - vi ;ii. " aa, ,
r. l.KW ..'.2.. v .1
I'liih n Tin .
Phlis.n I11O M.t.a ...mm
Boston 101 2827 1877
Now York... 104 2872 i.snn
Detroit ..... 1(1.1 2806 1310
Cleveland .. 110 204(1 1,113
IVHshinston.. 106 2Si 12SO
Athlettra .. fifl "nt i--n
St. Lout Kill "RIM ia'hi
ti:n I.kadino base stealers
1 WIT V.IUU
Chapman, Cleveland"!:":::""
ivoin, coveiana ,,
Malsel, New York ,.
hpenker. Cleveland
D. Polllns. Chicago
Hush. Detroit
Hlsler. St. Loula
Weaver, Chicago
ltlce, Washington
TEN LEADINO HUN QETTEna
x layer v.iuu
Bush, Detroit
Cobb, Detroit
Plpp. New York.,..
Chapman, Cleveland
Speaker, Cleveland .
htnink. Athletics ..
Graneyi Cleveland ,
Jackson, .Chicago ...
11. Colltna, Chicago ,
Cincinnati in5
Phlllle .. 03
Brooklyn 100
Plttaburgh 99
Boston .. 97
St. Louis. 104
Chicago . 105
CLUB BATTINO RECORDS
Cincinnati .
New York. .
Phillies ...
Brooklyn ..
Ht. Louis..
Chicago . . ,
Boston . . . .
Pittsburgh '
AR TV tiir
Srt43 414 066 108
2121 4,B ""f 01
3067 880 774 61
8.112 337 814 82
321,1 821 782 107
3209 314 770 01
3427 360 820 89
3437 805 816 86
LONG HITS BY CLUBS
2B. 8B. II R. TB.
"J, 78 17 1298
:::::: S2 i? 25 !S2
Ig? gl 18 1084
,S2 55 21 1092
Js5 46 12 1072
06 40 12 092
07 39 C 07S
sir.
'89
101
107
102
llll
110
10.1
145
rn. iv
832 .354
TEN LEADINO SLUOQERS
270
288
250
272
256
216
103
A
jil
.821
.219
.til
.SO
.sol
Total Ave.
S414 ,970
4346 :oft9
4410 .(,
4877 .903
4636 .0112
4310 .9(12
4143 .061
VJ3 .056
n
103
110
104
.8l
108
108
100
101
100
104
SB.
811
35
3.1
26
27
21
23
21
20
19
a
1.1
13
28
27
30
15
25
20
81
.... 22
Dt. 27
. 17
. 82
. 35
. 31
. 24
. 20
. 28
.'18
. 26
. 24
. 25
. 16
23
notnoron. m. 1.., .14
Faber, Chi 22
IV. James, Det... 22
Scott. Chi 20
IV. Mitchell. Det. 20
Lambeth, Clav. .. 22
Jonea, Det....... 2.1
Parka, Ht. L 13
W. Johnson, Was. 83
Caldwell. N. Y... 24
uuuen, is. r. ... 23
23
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PITCHERS' RECORDS
O.
100
103
104
110
10S
09
104
101
108
106
R.
71)
80
611
67
fill
59
61
59
111
60
Ave.
.31
.82
.32
.29
.25
.23
.23
.21
.19
.18
Ave.
.79
.70
.64
.61
.61
.60
.59
.58
.57
.57
Ilormby, St. L...
noulhf-cin?""1":
Chase, fin..." '
Burns, N. Y..""
CaYiyr'PiVtiVr.".""
Mann. Chi....!."
in. fln TIT n-n tt I..
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12 1 168 41
6 4 154 40
7 1 171 44
10 3 170 49
8 8 183 42
8 4 133 42
10 O 147 38
V 1 144 39
26
14
10
27
20
17
14
16
.17
CLUB PIELDINO RECORDS
St. Louis... in"' J&x
Now York... 11 52iS
Boston
J.oston 07 ..flHi
nelnnati"".". 109 888
Pittsburgh
iucago
1(10
fin
103
2500
2DU2
203d
1810
A
1B81V
1249
1292
1880
1270
1231
19 V.
1336
n.
182
182
138
ISA
14i
183
163
177
TC.
4311
3930
4039
4443
8914
4112
4010
4
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.7
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1EN LEADING BASE STEALERS
Carey. Pittsburgh.
1'urns, N. Y..
SSiJionT'"';"'
l-'hase' Clnelnni 1
Hornsby, St. riil
Hoike.Holvfe'," Ntw,sV-V
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Bader. Bos
Hhocker. N, Y..
Klopfer, Clev..
Russell, Chi...,
Roland. Det....
Bern, Chi
Love, N, Y....
Ruth, llos
I'lcotto, Chi....
nlava. Ttna
Cunningham,
I'ennock, uoa ,
Danforth. Chi.
Bagby, Clev,,,
Shaw, Wash.,,
(Iould, Clev...
Noye. Alh,..,
Hhor. Boi
Cullop, N. Y,
Liauia, Det ,
Ooumbe, Clev,,.,
Leonard, Boa....,
Mogrldge. N- Y,.,
K. Slyers. Ath . ,
S. Covelea'e, Clo
W.
6
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11
13
5
r,
16
18
12
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5
15
11
4
0
10
5
11
6
13
s 7
8
12
12
0
i 7
6
(I
6
4
12
10
7
a
so,
12
85
88
45
M
18
CO
09
08
01
21
28
40
59
72
21
47
43
18
71
B 20
11 105
" 81
1.1 124
2 63
a
B.
20
84
20 112
24 126
68 180
17 r.T
43 73
76 1B8
61 100
63 149
27 66
18 59
60 08
62 175
li IBT
48 88
69 109
89 153
18 112
46 174
29 83
62 lee
28 112
48 129
07 155
69 180
60 117
62 101
24 17
?2 116
?i 67
fS 1B0
63 143
SS
v 1
BH. Ave.
45 1.000
U( .837
.750
.733
.722
.714
.714
,M)6
.667
,867
.667
,625
.625
.600
.670
.571
.663
.856
.656
.530
.543
,542
.588
.533
.623
.600
.600
.600
,600
.RIVO
.300
.600
.460
.476
.47
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rri,.m,an'.St..L: 23
Tesreau.' N."y." 'H
A?!.?' y... 22
u.VZSr'... 7
Carlson, ' Pitta. ."
Toney. Clncl. .V
CoVp'
Lher. Clneln.: ..
Hendrlx, Chl.t:!
a.0- Bkln."."."
rSStlS'fi""!:
Oeschrer, Phlla
a.
06
OB
85
70
8.1
07
107
03
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PITCHERS' RECORDS
Andereon, N. Y
yn...
I'hlla. 20
neny, Bklyn,
.frnapp I'hll
u o i' :. tu
Pierce, Bt. L X
Coombi, Bklyn ii
Pfeft.r. llklvn ti
ningT-Clnc ni."" 5
Demaree. hi. Y.V
Uiten'rii' 'A?:w 24
Barne. " Bo. .""" it
Steel.,' Pah.V. V,: 24
c'r. .Chi J fS
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