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Rain Prevents Today's Con
gest With, Chicago Play
' . Two Games Tomorrow
WALKER MAKES GOOD
Trim Champs Again
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NATIONAL LEiGlr.
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ONLY ACTION PICTURES OF TENDLER-CLINE BOUT
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TRnsaell ran for Jacobs In ninth.
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Chicago 10200000 03
Earned runs Off Watson, 2t Shellenbneh,
8. Two-base hit Keep. Burn. 2t Watson.
Mnrphr. Left tn bases Athletic. At C'hl
egge, 9. Strafk out Tlr Sheltenhach. OanL
nef, MeAror, WaUoni br Heng, Walker: br
Watson. Morph.T. MeMullln. rirKt base on
error Athletic. Rases nn bnll Off Shell
enbmch, Jumleiem off Wntnon, lllna,
Hubert, nit proportioned Of IIonlmrh.
4 ran. 8 hits. 2? fiwlnr. In (I 2-.J Innlntm off
Bene, 0 run. 0 hit. 7 faeln In 2 1-3 tn
nlnc. Wild throwc Dnn. Jrolm. Fttm
bte 15. rolllnt. Time 1:3ft. I'mpire Dl
neen and Nallln.
The grame between the Athletics ami
White Sox scheduled for this afternoon
was called off shortly after the noon
hour on account of rain. Manager Mack
announced that a double-header will be
played tomorrow.
coward Trowbridge Collins, who
ranKB on a par with William H. Eians
the, golf expert, as the leading citizen
nd what-not of Lansdowne, Pa , broke
up a perfectly good ball game out at
Shine Park yesterday afternoon and
sent the clubmen and their wives home
to an early supper.
When the second baseman extraor
dinary of the Chicago White Sox came
to the plate In the first half of tho
ninth frame, the situation. In the
opinion of those In the bleachers, was
crucial or something. So much that
they, who a few minutes preious were
standing up ready to jump over the
bleacher wall, now were sitting back in
their seats waiting for almost anything
to happen.
There were two men out and runners
on second and first and two runs needed
to even, when the former Mackman took
a toe-hold In the batting box. He
watched Beieral of Pitcher Tom Wal
ton's shoots go by. The next was to
his liking, for he swung his trusty bat
and the ball sailed on the fly to deep
center flejd and never stopped until It
foun Its way Into the safe keeping of a
bleacherlte.
But neb Russel, who was on second
and Charlie Rlaberg who was on first
and Collins, didn't score those winning
runs, for something happened between
the time the ball left Colllns's bnt until
it reached the bleachers. Tilly Walker
supplied the something. All he did was
to catch the ball for the third and final
out. After this he tossed the pill to
the boys in the thirty-cent seats, leaving
the Mackmen on the long end of a 4-3
score. I
Tom Walker twirled a fine game for
the local tribe and illso helped consid
erably with tho bat. He was touched
up for ten safe hits, hut tightened up
when in danger. It was his double in
the sixth round that gave the Mackmen
the lead which they held until the end
of the game.
Brooklyn Royal Giants Win
Atlantic City, July 17. The Brooklyn
Royal Giants, with Donaldson, the highest-salaried
colored pitcher known, work
ing qn the mound., defeated the Bach
arach Giants here yesterday by 8 to 4.
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DETROIT WINS BOTH
Yankees No Match for Tigers in
Double-Header
New York, July 17 Detroit defeated
New York In both ends of a double
header here yesterday 12 to 1 and 4 to 1.
In the first game the Yankees suf
fered their most sciere beating of the
year, Detroit piling up tuns almost at
will on Caldwell and Vance In the clos
ing Innings. Detroit hammered out fif
teen hits for tuemy-three bases.
Boland held New York to three hits
In the second game and also broke a tie
In the eighth inning, when he scored
after hitting a double.
Central Iron and Sleel League
Hrrlburr. Pa.. July 17 Open
Hearth outbattfd Mill No 2 In a Cen
tral Iron and Steel League game here
yesterday, winning by 11 to 2.
MILL NO. 2 OPEN HEARTH
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Kumagai Leave for East
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111 the-Wnltfd Statin. If ft for Nw York M-a-trrla
to twain hla round of tournament
play In eastern ernta
In.ersoll Rond League
rhllllpabnrg. N. 4. July 17 Drill
pounced on the Hammer Department
here yesterday, taking advantage of
many errors and winning by 12 to 5.
DRII.li HAMMER DEFT.
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WEART BENEFIT
GAME JULY 22
In Case of Rain Contest
Will Be Staged on Fol
lowing Day
MACKS MEET PHILLIES
In order that the Phillies and Athletics
mlyht engage In a game for the benefit
nf the family of the late William O.
Weart, Manager Mnck was obliged to
make some radical changes In his sched
ule Before the benefit game could be ar
ranged for next' Monday, July 22, It was
necessary for Mr Mack to get the con
sent of all the. other clubj In the Amer
ican League to adiance the game hi
team was scheduled to play In Cleveland
on the 22d This they agreed to do and
Manager Mack then Induced Cle eland
to play a double-header on Saturday,
.Tulv 20.
As the rhlltles had an off-dav on the
22d there was no necessity for President
Baker to rearrange, his schedule The
rhll are also resting on the following
Hay. Therefore. If the .weather should
prevent the game on th 22d it will be
played on the succeeding day.
There should he a rousing attendance
at this game Billy Weart was one of
the most popular baseball writers In the
oily and Known and respected all oer
the country The entire proceeds will
be turned oer to his family.
BINQLET
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Tha Mckmn dtaplMd th oltltlm runrh
MtMar aaalnat thft White Soy. rnm.
Inr from behind to rtown th world s rham
lion. 4-3 ,
Tom ll'alfoii, lh Athlrttci' rfertilt tuirtrr.
drrt,e the lion snare or fhe tlcfory.
it ntfrffrfftii fo irrni!0 a tn.fl! oamr he
ftommfrert H tht utiinlitij run toifh n double
In (lie jtrfft.
(enrte Bnrn made tiro (tenlile and nan-
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hits made ihu far this seamen with
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Empire City Results
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These remarkable photographs were taken at Shibe Park Iat night by
Walter Crail, stiff photographer of the Evening Public Ledger. This
is the first time action photograph liko these crr have been taken in
Philadelphia. Above is the crowd as it surged on the field to congratulate
Tendler after the battle was over. Below is a snapchot of a rally in the
(if lit round, with Tendler, with his back toward the camera, launching one
of his body attacks on Clinc. Frank O'Brien, the referee, is alto shown
in the picture. To get three unutual photographs Mr. Crail used a high
Mepladdcr on the left of the ring
WILL FINISH SEASON
Eastern Lcaeue Officials Decide
to Stick It Out
New Haien, July J". The Hastern
League, trade up of i It lea In this State
anil Massachusetts, plans to complete Ha
seasons unless the "work-or-flght" order
forces It to disband. This was the deci
sion reached here when the hoard of
directors held n special meetlnir tn con
sider the advisability uf closing the sea-fcon.
President Dan O Nelll was Instructed
lo Inke up the question with the proper
nuthoiltlrs and get an olllclnl ruling.
If poFRible. on the status of tho ball
rila.icr. Nn case nan come up In this
rague as yet, nnd fhe owners are very
muih In the air nn to whether they will
be able to finish or not. However, thev
aie prepaie-l to go through the season
it sucn a thing is poss.nie.
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0 0 ijong.Sb... 12 2 2 1
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0 10 2 10 04
Lukcns Barely Victorious
Coteallle, Pa., July ,17. Timely hit
ting enabled Lukens to win a close de
cision front the Y. M. C. A. here yester
day. 6 to 6. It was a Coatesllle Indus
trial league game.
LUKENS T. M. C. A.
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Ruth.Sb... 0 1 ft 2 0 Woodcf... 12 10 0
V'ntlne.lb 0 2 3 0 1 H'mm'nd.c 117 0 0
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Lukens 0 3 0 1 0 1
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Mineraville Takes Slugfest
fllrardrllU, !.. July 17. MlnersWIIe
won a closely contested haidhlttlng
Same from Qlrardvllle here yesterday
y 11 lo 10.
SIINEBSVII.LE OIRARDVILLE
First race, thrre-vear-oltls and up. Hnlnv
in, purse $sno. mile and 7n ards Sunny
Hill (imp ). 103 Enor. n to 1. 2 to 1. een,
won: N. K. Benl, 1211, 10 to 1. 4 to 1. 2 to 1.
second: Atdebaran. lift Johnson, ft to 1.
8 to 1. ft to ,1. third Tim. 1:40 2-3 Ocean
Prince. Sea Gull. Stradlvarlua. Cblllum,
Whlppoorwlll. Clark M. and Dundreary also
ran.
Keeond race, maiden tbree-ear-olda and
up selllnr. purse $700 mile DraKOon. 101,
Collins. 18 tn ft. ft to ft, 7 to 10. won: Sun
gold. 103 MeTaarart. A to 1 3 to I, ft to ft,
second: Thrift. 1011 Lvko fl to 1. ft to 2.
to n. third. Time. 1-42 4-.V Puts nnd Call.
Chester Two. "Past-Master Rtarkey. Deend
nouaht. Alburn. Dixie II. ROvmI Tnrk. Tara
ble Santiago and Roederer also ran.
Third race, the Katonah Huthwlht Han
dicap, three.year-olda and up Iftoo added.
bout 0 furlongs Top o' tha Mornlnc, 122.
Taplln 4 to 1, a to 2. 7 to 10. won: Star
Spanclrd. 110 Walls 7 tn 1. ft tn 2. A to ft,
serond; Ima Kronk. 12. l.yke. ft to ft, 3 to .1.
1 to 4 third. Time. 1:10. High Noon. As
sume, Hamilton A. and Juqu ou Rout also
ran.
Fourth race, the I)mnlep Stakes, two-vear-old
fillies purse 13000. rH fiirlonse
Lady Roiebud. 100 A. Collins, 10 to 1,
ft tn 2. out, won: Klsa Affaln (Imp I. 113.
Falrhrother. 7 to in. 1 to .1. out, second:
Joyful . lot), A. Johnson. 2 to 1. 2 to R.
out. third. Time. 1 07 3-r. Kbaway and
Auntie also ran Added starter
Fifth race, tbree-jear-olds. $R00 added,
mile Matinee Idol. 108, Lyke. 13 to ft,
4 to ft. out. won: Orestes (Imp.) lift. Walls,
n to in. 1 to 4. out. second: Jack of Spades.
HO. MrTi!Krt, IB to ft. 0 to in, nut. third.
Time. 1:41. Mistress Tolly and Artist also
sixth race, maiden two-jear-old rolta and
aeldlnas. purse 4700. ft furlongs The Roy.
118. Enaor, 2 to.1. 7 tc 10. 1 to 3 won;
Clen Ryan, 118. t.Ske, ft to ft 3 to ft. 1 to ft.
serond: Peter, lift. Knapp. T to 1. ft to 2.
even, third Time. I -At. Cmnller. Clean
Oona. nrlht Lights Youn Adams. Ollder.
Romeo. Liberty Light. Mine Sweeper and
Ihlstlrdon also ran.
Pirates Down Robins
Pittsburgh. July 17. Both slde
changed pitchers In the Pittsburgh
Jlfonklvn came hero vesterdav in a free-
hltting' contest In which home team won
by a score of 7 to 6.
Grimes and Cooper were called to re
llee Coombs and Sanders In the eighth
Inninr when the score wnii tied. Mc-
Kechnie's home run in the eighth off
Grimes scored the winning run
Southworth made a wonderful catch
of Wheat's fly In the fourth. He dropped
the hall as he turned a somersault and
Umpire Umslie refused to allow the out.
As a result of the argument which fol
lowed, Mollwttz was put out of the
game.
Mitke Whips Bartley Madden
Jersey City, X. J July 17. Billy
Mlske. of St. Paul, outfought Bartley
Madden, of New Vork, In an eight
round bout Monday night. Miske car
ried the fight to his opponent in eery
round, using right hooka to the head
and body, while Madden depended On
right and left swings. Mlske was hit
low twice in the fourth round, but made
no claim.
NOTES OF THE AMATEURS
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Wins Own Game With Homer
Heading, Pa., July 17. Heading Tran
sit won a Reading City' League game
from Penn A. C. here yesterday by 4 to
2. Ohllnger won his own game with a
home run In the eighth inning.
Muffed Fly Lost Game
Washington, July 17. Farmer's muff
of a fly b.i'l ' the eleventh Inning per
mitted Foster, who hart been given a
base on balls, to score from first and
gue Washington n vlctorv over Cleve
land yesterday, 4 to 3, In the first game
of the series.
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Shillington Makes Hits Count
Khllllngton, Pa.. July 17. Shillington
made hits count here-yesterday, defeat
ing Topton A. A. by 5 to 2.
TOPTON A. A. 8HILL1NCITON
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0 19 2 1 Relser.c.. 0 110 0 0
0 13 2 0 Moer.2b. 2 2 0 2 II
0 0 10 0 Kllnga'n n 1114 1
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Wildwood Wins Easily
WlMwood. X. J., July 17. Goodyear
lubber,- of Philadelphia, proved easy
eaioa lor vviiuwouu ncre ycpieruay, me
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Notes of the Boivlers
The flflh aeheduled roll-off of tha Kej-
tone Durk Pin League. Section A. was
stated last nignt at tne Keyatone alleys.
.Exceptionally good scores weru recorded In
most of the contests
Pltcalrn retained the lead in the team
standln by takluR thrte out of four from
Msneatlc. Klvlng It a fair percentage
margin over Us nearest rival. Pltcalrn also,
had the high'st score for a single gam,
pegging the "reedlea" for a count of ftfl2.
Stewart registered the highest total for the
evening, toppling th nnrs for 2010,
White Elephants and Irving divided their
hill, each taking two games. ' White Elo
pbants won the first and third with score I
or 4an 10 sat ano am tn niM. Irving cap
tured thi second and fourth the acorea
being 313 to R01 and 407 tn 4S1. In thla
aet Bchatrherd. of White Rlephants, wis
the principal offender. In the third game
helplne to defeat Irvlmr with a single score
of ln. Qeorg. of White Klphanta. waa
the highest Individual scorer of the evening,
totalinc 430. .
SANTOP, Webster nnd Tom Williams. I
star players of the Hilldale nine, one
of the fastest colored aggregations In the
country, have answered the call to the
colors. They hae been In Class 1-A of
tha draft and have recently ben notified
to join the colors. Louis Santop, the
star backstop, Is catching the most con
sistent ball of his career nnd his terrific
hitting has ben a menace to the oppos
ing pitchers. His ability to peg out base
runners will make him a valuable acqui
sitlon to the United States bombing crew.
P. F, (Specks) Wcblcr. the fastest all
around player In the colored ranks, in
a bulwark of defense In the outfield, at
first base and behind the plate. The loss
of Tom Williams has been a severe blow
to the Hilldale nine, as his sen Ices In
the coming series with Rube Foster's
champion Chicago American Giants
would be of great value to the team.
Last Saturday's showers rendered the
playing field unfit for the game with the
fast-traveling Cuban outfit. Many dis
appointed fans journeyed to Darby to
see the present combination In action for
the last time. Johnston, the outfielder,,
who broke his leg in the game on July 3
Is slowly Improving at the Presbjtcrlan
Hospital. TJhls makes the fourth player
whose services have been lost to tin
Hilldale team.
The Cubans are playing fast ball nnd
will be given a later date at Hilldale
Park.
Schedule Saturday, July :0. Atlantic
City Railroad; Thursday. July 25, Sun
Shlnvard team : Saturday. July 27,
Cuban Stars; August 1. 3 and 8. Rube
Foster's champion Chicago American
Giants.
Amateur baeeiiall stars don't clwa.vs lead
a life of ease aa was shown recently at
Eddyatone. where a pair of utura greata
got tnemaelves In bad. arid. Inililmlniiv In
the only station house the town boasts of
bv merely tossing the old horsehlde around
after dinner. The trouble waa the ball
came Pi rllo'jslv near a lamppost. 'd (hM
Major, who alwajs keeps his ee peeled for
a chance to perform hla official duties, went
right to It. II Is rumored that the Major
had all bits of broken glass charged to him.
Hunter Club Is attracting attention by
many followers of the amateur ranks The
learnhas defeated such teams as Prltchard
A. A.. Welcome A. A.. Seminole A. A..
Overbrook A. A. and the Frankford A. A.,
and has been beaten by the Trltrhard and
Seminole nines. Huster may play the kaj.
wood C. C, In the near future. The team
would like to arrange names with flrst
rlasa teams having home grounda In or out
of town and nlalng' Saturdai and Bunday
hall. Ilobert L. Heecher. manager. JBU7
South Franklin street.
Frankford A. C. one of the best traveling
teams In the viclnlt. hay August 3 24 and
31. and several dates during September open
for tlrsit-class teams having home grounds In,
or out of town, offering a reabonable guar
anlee. William Summers, manager. 4813
Mulberry atreet.
Oermantonn Traveler has July 20 opsn
and would like lo hear from a '''"
team havlpB home grounds and offering a
fair guarantee Ueorge Wilkinson, man
ager null Wade street, or phone Manhelm
3608 after 0 30 p. m
Alston Saw and twl Company has July
20. "usual M and 31 onen for strictly ftrat.
class traveling teams who are willing to
sultanie ". " I" "?""
roicrou. i a,. ,,..u,t ...,u.v,.
Carlisle street, or phone Tioga 3903 W. be
tween 8 and 10 a. m
I'hllmore A. A., n Orst-class traveling
team, has Julv 20, 27 and severnl dates
during the month of August npn for flrst
i lass teams having home grounds and offer
ing a suitable guarantee. Edwin l,ce-h.
manager. 2747 North Front street.
P. R. T. A. C... a first-class traveling
tenm. has Julv so and a few Saturday and
Sunday dates during August for teams of
thai class having home grounds and offering
a sultanie guarantee. W. Whltcalde, man
ager. 3.M1 Joce atreet.
All Star Internationals, who defeated the
Itarhnrach Giants by the score of 3 to 2, will
play tho Giants at Atlantic City on the aftir
noon of July 28,
St. Aloisliis C. C. a fast elghteen.to.
wentv-j ear-old home team, has July 20, 27
and several other open dates for traveling
teams of thnt cluao. Mlllam Nlhlll. man
ager, 2VJ4 Dickinson street, or phono Race
naoi a, neiween I ano n p m.
llheotshenf V. C. brat the Ubertv Stars
by the store of 7 to 1 last Sunday. Tho
team would like to henr from all first-class
teams having home grounds and offering a
3201 Jovce street.
St. Colomba. who defeated the Paulshnrn
nine last week, has July 20 and August 10
open for any flrat-rlasa teams having home
grounds In or out of town offering a suitable
attraction. J. L Coffey, manager, 2238
West Harold street, or phone Diamond 3814,
after 0 p. m., or Race nop durlng-the day.
Perer .Ion trimmed the Shechan Tt rv
on July 4 by the score nf 211 to 7. and the
team is at present in greav neeo or a conch.
S. E. Tredvvell. aecrtar, 517 North SUtn
street.
Nhamrnrk C ?.. a fully uniformed flftn.
and-slxteen-v ear-old traveling team, hss a
lew open nates, and would like to hear from
teams of that class having home grounds
and orrerlrur a suitable guarantee, I,n ,.
Logan, manager. 1301 North Nineteenth
street.
Annlln A. C. a (Irst.clAak nineteen. inr.
om Traveling learn, nas July . and ai onen.
and would like lo hear from teams of that
class 'having boms grounds and willing to
pay run expenses unanea uuinian. man
ager. 2104 South Elevenib atreet, or phons
nickinson 4009 w.
Hemlnole A. A., which defeated the Pullev
team, oi tne rniianeinma .vianurarturers
League, will piny the Wildwood nine at Wild
wood this afternoon The team hua several
3pen dates and would like, to hear from
strlctlv nrst-claaii team havlnir h,m
grounds and offering a suitable guarantee.
Frank Hash, manager. 8317 North Seven-
in street, or phono Tioga 3143 W., after
si a
Rsttcd for Hogg In
rhlllle A A
I lileago
Twn-base hit Merkte, Hogg, S. Three
base hit-llollnrher. Double plavs Williams
and Adomt Ileal, unassisted! Klllefer and
llnllorlieri Heal and Merklei Luderiis. nn
assisted. lft en bases Phillies. 10: Chl
mgo, f. First base on error bleago. It
Phillies, 3. Hae on halls OfT Hogg. Ill
Douglas. 3i Vaughn. 2. I,t---0r Douglas.
11 In ft Inning, none out In iilntht Vaughn.
2 In 1i ll"gg. 9 In l .Jyobs, I l- J, Hlrnrk
onfRv Douglri. lillo. S. WH pjtehe
Hogg. Vaughn. Winning pitcher Hogg.
Ixislng pitcner saiisnn.
HKCOND IIAMF.
PIIII.ADEI.riHV
All. TI. Il.TII.MI.MI.n. A. K,
ni I n n I
I A o A A 3
1 1 I I A 1
I 4 4 A A 10
A 2 3 0 A 3
A A A A A ft
0 0 0 0 0 4
O 2 2 O 0 A
' P
l.msnager.
' Urn aiv
Anchor t! ants has July 20 open and would
like to hear from a flrst-claas nnme team of
fering asultable guarantee. Frank Robin,
ion manager. 13(1 East Chellen avenue, or
phone Oermantown
Onakrr A. C. a flrat-clas traveling
team, baa several open dates
TAouId UUe to near ii"i
Oermantonn
and Stewart sntii ., nn
their hill. The Arsl and fourth games went
tn Oermantown by acorea of 322 to 4n3 and
325 to AlO and the other two to Stewart
by A41 to 480 and' ft04 to 400. Relllr of
Germantown. broke the record of 137, aet
by Hill laat week and bawled tho high
water mark of 14s for a single game In tha
first event.
Pltcalrn cautured three from Msneatlc
and a clsar title 'to first viae In the league.
Tho jKrai
In August and
Bui h teams
OrTftcT. Frallnger or an other learns of th.t
caliber. Robert Armstrong, manager. 788
MiKe'h street, or " Dickinson B.'OI J.i
frankford '. C. would like to bear from
Arii-cliaa home clubs for one or two gamss
on Labor DaT. H. C. Fov. manager. 43'Jtt
Orlsrom gtreet.
NoHh Side Professloaals has Julv 20. 21
and " open for any fUet-class teams having
bom grounds In Pennsjlvanla. New Jersey
and Dilavvare offering a reaaonabls niaran
re",'! Dohn J.Hor. n..na..r. 2035 North
American iri, . ,-.-
460 V.
Kennebec B. C. after defeatfng tht atrong
PpuWerA, C.. would ilk. to hear from an,
C""nr..,'deIlrinV Saturday- and' ffund
games Thomaa J. Lee, manager,
North Thirteenth atreet.
teeni
ft P.
n
American Association
At Kansas Cltj R H. E.
Kanas City 8 0 1
St. Paul 1 e 0
At Milwaukee R. H E.
Milwaukee 2 ft
Minneapolis 1' 2 1
Annan
n 2 s A o
BROOKLYN riTTSnURCH
an n n a e an h
jnnnston.rr a 4 u ii Kiiam.ss
O'son.ss . ft 2 2 2 0 Rlgbee.lf
Dauberl.lb ft 112 1 1 Carey rf 4 2 ft 0 0
7. Wheat.lf 4 4 2 0 o Fnuth'h.rf 3 1 1 0 0
nncon. n n ll li o I'utahaw.'Jh 4 1 a 1
Mvera.cf . 4 0 3 0 0 Mollwltz.lb 1 1 ft O ft
O'Mara ftb. 4 0 O 2 O Shaw.lb. 3 0 3 0 0
Doan.2b. 3 0 1 ft 0 McKec'e.8b 4 2 10 0
Mlller.r .. 4 2 0 0 ll Srhmldt.r. 4 1 2 0
Coombs. p.. j 0 ii I 0 Sanders. p. 3 2 0 3 0
Orlmee.p.. I 0 0 0 0 Cooper, p.. 10 0 0 0
Totals. 37 11 24 12 1 Totals. 33 12 27 10 0
'nan lor vtneai in ninin.
Rrooklyn 1 0020030 A A
Pittsburgh ....00202021 x 7
fiuna scored-liigbee, .': Carey, 2: Sanders,
2: McKechnle. Olson. Daubert. .. Wheat.
O'Mara, Johnston, 2 Two-base hit Z.
Wheat. Thre-base hits Daubert. Csrev.
Southworth. Home run McKechnle. Stolen
baea Carey. McKechnle. Sacrlft.ee hits
uooian, Kiiam Racrmce nj . wneai
Double olava Doolan. Olson and Daubert
Schmidt and Cutshaw. Left on baaes
Rrooklvn 7: Pittsburgh. 7. First baas on
error Plttaburab. Haaea on balls Off
i.-oomoa. 1: urlmes 1; Sander. I Hits
Off Coombs. It. in 1-3 Innings. Grimes. 1.
in I o inningsi ctaniirrv, 11. iii iuniiia.
Coonsr 5 In 1 Innlms. Struck out Rv
Sandera, 1: Cooper 2 . Winning pitcher
Cooper losing r,1lchrJ-flrlms
tf.
Ilanernfl
Uilllamn
Hlnk. 3h
l.ndeniN, lb.
Mriisel. If.,
fravalh. rf.
Hemingway,
Hums. c. ..
rrendergast.
Total....
A
4
...3
... 4
... 4
.. 4
:h.. 4
... 4
P... 4
.3(1 4 It 13
A 27 11 2
Flark. rf. . ,
llolloehrr. s
Mann. If.
Merkle. lb.
I'askert. rf.
Ileal. Sb. ..
-.elder. Jb. ,
Klllerer.
llnHrlv.
tl'Firrell
tllarber .
Totals
CIIICAdO
All. R. ii.Tn.sii.sn.o. A.
WILL BOOM BILLIARDS
Western Amateur Form New
Organization
Chicago. July 17. With the object ot
broadening the scope of the National
Association of Amateur Billiard Players,
IamiIs A. Survatlus, chalrmnn of the
board of directors, nnd James P. Alien,
secretary, announced yesterday the
formation of a Western association,
which includts Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Missouri, Nebraska and Wisconsin Ten
niher sectional organizations will be
formed.
State and sectional championships will
he held in straight rail, clnss A, 11 ana
C, balk-line nnd pocket billiards.
Winners of the balk-line and pocket
billiard championships will be eligible
to play for national titles, it is announced.
I leaf!
104.
fchellnbacb. the Chicago semlpro, who
stsrted the g-m for the White Son didn't
havo a thing In the sixth except a straight
slow bv.ll and a still slower one
CharI Pixberg, taut ieor's smstiltonnl
aftorf-flfoe. oot (ale fhe oonie tn th ninth
frame, ickea AMiinorr ffoii fotd seat him
into bat for Bene. H" received a free pass
to !rf.
That the plarlng of the Marks Is making n
hit with the local fans agnln was demon
strated yrstenlav when a fairlj large crowd
Bled through the tnrnsllrs.
.4 three Dave muff of n ft'j in the eletenth
Inntnp. on nieft Eififle Foster u eitt atl the
V oy rosi frt to home. rnnotM tfte eim
fors to gain the decision oier tho Indians.
Twenlvfour hit were mad 'n the Wnh-Intton-CIeveland
contest ihe tnlltns getting
thirteen. Johnston, Judas and Shanks were
htgh scorer with three each
Now that Rnbe nresslrr has gone off tn
war the Cincinnati Reds ore laboring atng
as bet they eon without a southpaw pitcher.
Boston Rraves staged what they believed
was a winning rallv against the Cards In
tne ninth Inning and scored four run, hut
.Ts!. l;no' bunch came right bark and out
. i'. " .'i" "rave by aiorlng three runs and
taking the rams, 7-fl
Kobe fluth hod tun hits tn three Hips
tn the plate eoninst the Browns, and the
Red. For triumphed. . One of Babe's
safeties uos a thrcr-baaocr.
took ihe wind out of
f l.l k -Ibl... ..a.
with bath ends ef a donhU hill. Headier
a nrir nnif lima I'pan,
PHILS TAKEi
FROM THEi
w
Trail in the Earlyf;
and Then Come
Ru8i m
m
PLENTY OF HIT:
.'v'(Krf
TU
mf rnuiifn nrelr t
flic . rnbn' rlU ont In
J Mini iMin ftirttt of m rinnhlf. hill. Hr
Inee t rrHllt for Ihr trt nnd Mike I
ntat (he Mond.
h the Artt
nnnia nl fht
jniir hit fit Mr fr.f to thr rubber.
Nnneroft oot
hher fn ! -
'( Oltf Clint nitt r.nrtrrti t n di --..... r
hi riorKso out n quartet of hits (u four
times at bnt. Ilolloeher also tins fn a hit
Una mood, inaktno four safeties fa five
trtps.
CHANGE CLASS TOURNEY
Will Be Eifjhtcen-Holc Medal
Play Competition
At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Golf Association nf Phila
delphia yesterday It was decided to make
n one-day affair of the usual "class"
tournnment of the CJolf At,soi l-itlon of
Philadelphia, which was scheduled for
the Merlon Cricket Cluh next Wednes
day. Thursday and Friday. It was de
cided to confine the tournament lo eigh
teen hole medal play at ofrlclal handl
eap. and to hold the event on Thursday,
July 26. The n.ua!lfMng round of this
tournament In recent years has been
held In conjunction with the midsummer
handicap, so that contestants having a
handicap of eleven or more could com
pete In both events. As u-ual. both
events will be held on the same day this
year, and each will be confined to elgh
teen hnlcw mtdal play.
fp-
Chleagr), III., July 17. Tahiti
came from behind twice y
won two games from Chlcam
narentlv bains. mnnir,A tintkwK
mn a t iii-b s j.
...v.. c,c ii.,iiiiik a m 4 ms, l
oi seven innings or tne nratraj
rallied In the eighth and ninth M
out T to 5. Chicago was ahM
In five Innlngi of the Seconal
the ThlN fell on Hendrlx fori
In the sixth, then won outilk"1
eighth 4 to 3 'Jiyf .
ULV
The halting of Luderua and :
featured the double bill, &&
iiianina; nin iua nil or in yamt
the second game ended. Each,.
ewHTiers mane two hit) Inl
game and four straight In tHaii
but Luderus emerged with' tts
average, ns ne went to bat
time In the second encountin
i,"iiuiici M up nve Times, a.
errors nv .eider neined tha i
both game. Two groundr
inrougn nij now legs in the ninth i
nrsi gamt- nnn ter in rour .1
one of these chances was har
to ce counted h hit. In the;
the second game wild itfcf
Werner gave trie siorans an oa
two run. v'UKfl
i up um mauien Mogg ror
in tne nrst two rounds of the (fa
" ri r iieiiii uv n 7ann ana kj.wl
Hemingway. Philadelphia masa
the third, hut the Cubs got tkatf
mi me iiiiii. it'''
stocit s dounie and I.urlerus s tr
an Infield out scored two Plilll
eighth. Fitzgerald batted torSt
Ihe ninth and singled. So An ,
Douglas was yanked and van
to tne rescue. Williams noon
a wild pitch advanced thif
Stock hit a bounder through. j
iv-ing ine score. i.unrrua ;v
Meusel singled, hut tSock dar '
out nt the plate. Cravath walk
the bases. Hemingway hit tn.'
who fumhlcd and two more nintl
-The Mitchells bunched nvat
Prendergast for three runs In.tll
or me secona game, nut aa
again. The Phil could notj1
Hendrlx for five Innings, butn
him for four singles nnd two rung!
sixtn. ',,
tsancroic teu tne winning arm "
e Rhth nth n s ng e. Williams
one lo Zelder, who hit Bancroft,
iihl-iv iiiiiK iu iiircc mm ail, a
Stock "sacrificed. Luderna singled I
tcr, but ISancroft was thrown otrtl
to Kcore from third on It. Jit
tnllhtefl Bfnrlnp W'llltnm anal
In the tcnpln alleva of the KM
Saturdsv. July 13. Wllllsm Zlerir
nianesi irnrp nn rccora or loraai
three gamrs. Totaling 7nii, Ma
in the Prat. 243 In the second
h IHI,1 M
? ,
Honor Carman Tomorrow
xtnliTaer lsrk Roden baa arrgnftsA t
and attrictlve program for tomorrows
at tho Point llreeie Motnrdrome.'Wp
be known aa "Carman Night," lrla
the popular rider, who Join th.
a flrst-rlas machinist mate tn th
corps Saturdav, carman will rs
the feature fortv-mlle race by
Jlmmv Hunter. Four other evM.l
for decision. 5Ssa
LARMORE, OF CARDINALS,
ENLISTS IN THE NAVY
"
p.
.37 .1 11 11 1 !7 14 0
Ra.l' for Ktltefer In ninth
Halted far Hendrlx In ninth.
Philadelphia A A 0 A 2
Chicago 0 A 3 A A A
Two-bnsel hit Mensel.
03
laxs
Ilouhle p
wxali nnil Xfrkli.i Xlrrkla and Ilolloeher.
Ift on bases riilladelnhla. i fhleago. 10.
First base on errors hlragn. 1. naaes on
balls Off Prendergast, 1. Struck out Br
Hendrlx. 1.
Sox Win
lloston, July
in Ninth
Boston took the
the series from Rt
to 1, by winning In
17
opening game of
Lcula yesterday, :
the ninth.
ST. LOUIS HOSTON
at h o a e ab h n a
Tobln cf.. 3 0 I A 0 Hooper rf. 3 0 2 0 0
Mnlse 3b. 3 O 3 O 0 Shean 2b..
SIMer.lh. 4 2 0 0 0 strunk.cf.
tti.rr a i i ii o num. in .
4 1 ft 2 o
3 0 2 0 0
Dem'lll.rr 3 1 1 O O nuth.th . 3 211 O A
Hendrvx lb 1 O 4 0 0 Wman.lf.. .112 0 0
Tledeon 2h. ii ii l x n Mcotl.es.. u a a n
a ii x i ii ivarnare.ab .x n n n n
10 0 0 0 agnew.c. 2 0 110
2 0 11 o Majer.c... 0 0 110
3 0 3 11 Jones. p.... 3 0 0 4 0
2 o o o o
0 0 0 10 Totala 27 4 27 11 0
1 1 0 0 n
Johns 2b.
Austin. ss ,
Oerbr.ss
N'mxker.c
Koth'ornn.p
l.leenid.p .
Smith,...
Totals 211 4 Uft 3 1
Hatted for Sothoron In eighth
TOne out when winning run scored
St. Louis nnoooooo 11
noston 0 1 n 0 0 O 0 0 1 2
Runs scoird Shean Ruth, Slsler. Two-
t.- 1. 1 . r .-.M.I.. i-,, .,.. hi n..i.
Itolen bass Shean. Ruth Sscrlflc. hli-"''
lienor) x. iJemmut. strung, sacrinc urrr
Hendrx. Left on bases St, Louis. -3:
Tlnsron. 4 Puses on balls Off Sothoron, 1.
Llenrld. 2, Jones. 3 Hits OtT Sothoron.
3 In 7 Innlnsa; Llefl'ld, 1 In 1 1-3 Hit by
nltrher Rv Jones. Qedrrtn struck out ny
Sothoron. 2: Jones. 1. Wild pitch Jones
Losing pitcher I.lefleld
WONT SUSTAIN TENER
Dreyfus Would Reorganize Na
tional Commission
Pittsburgh. July 17. Barney Ilrey
fuss, president o the Pittsburgh Base
hall Club, jesterday declared that there
would be nn iusehall war.
He annaunced that he will not sustain
President John K. Tener, of the Na
tional League, in his fight to uphold
the ruling of the national commission
In the Scott Perry case.
The Pittsburgh owner says that the
only thtng to do Is to "reorganize the
commission "
t
International League
At Newark - n H B
Jersey City . 1 0 0 11 0 0 II 0 03 7 1
NewMrk ... II 1 0 II 0 0 1 -0 O 2 A
Batteries l.jnrh and Carroll, Hubbell and
Madden. , J t
Second game (called by agreement)
Newark . . . n 1 2 n 1 o x 4 7 0
Jersey City . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 3 5
Batteries Hubbell and Madden. Hehl and
0rroll.
At Toronto R H E
Rochester 2 n n n n n o o n 2 3 0
Toronto ... .nnoooono 00 4 1
llatterlas Hagen and O'Neill; Peterson
and Hovyley.
Second game R H B
Rocheater 0 0 0 10 0 10 13 o
Toronto...,. .. nooooooo 3 3 3
Called to allow teama to catch train
natterles Hsgen Rrogan and O'Velll
St. Louis. Julv 17 Bob Ijirmore. the
local high school athlete who has been
doing utility work In the Infield nnd out
field for the local National League team,
today enlisted In the United States navy,
bringing the number of enlistments of
the Cards up to ten.
Larmore was still n high school stu
dent and made a great reputntioiris n
schoolboy hasketball. baseball, football
nnd track athlete. He wax signed by the
Cards this spring, when Rogers llornihy
was injured He attended school In tho
morning and then went out to the ball
park to play.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN I.KAOIK
Athletics. 1 1 Chicago. 3.
lln.ton. t: St. Imil. I.
Washington. 4i Cleveland. 3 (11 Innings).
Detroit. ISi New Vork. I.
lletrolt. 4i New York, 1 (serond came).
NATIONAL LKACIT.
Phillies. 7i Chicago, li.
Phillies. 4 1 Chicago. 3 (aerand game).
Pittsburgh, 7 llrooklyn. .
St. l-nuls 7 1 noston. .
Clnrlnnatl-Nrw lork Wet grounds.
Schedule for Totlav
AMERICAN LEVOI'F.
4 hlragn at Philadelphia Clondri 3:30.
Detroit at New lork t lenri 330.
M. Insula nt Boston Clean 1:30 and 3.30.
Cleveland at Washington Ralni 4.
NATIONAL I.EAfU K
Phillies at Chicago Clean 3.
New lork at Cincinnati Cloud? : 2 and
4 p. m.
Rrooklyn at Pittsburgh Threatening: 3:30.
lloston at SI. Louis Clear: 3:30.
Fred Anderson Called
Cincinnati. July 17. Pitcher Fred Ander
son, of the (Hants, received word jesterday
from his draft board at Stateaitlle, N. C,
to report for military duties on July 23
Anderson was reiently reclassified He was
originally In Class 4, but waa changed to
Class 1A.
Anderson Is a dentist and has been tr!nc
lo get Into th servlco for this work, but
has not been successful. He will remain
vllh lh Plants until Saturday
Taking for Granted You Are Sold
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Jidy 10th, 1918.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES on Money at Inter
1 est, and Horses and Carnages fo? Hire can be paid with
out penalty until July 31st. On August 1st a penalty of
Five per cent, ivill be addedf
Procure bills at once and make payment before pen
alty is imposed.
W. FREELAND KENDRICK,
Receiver of Taxes.
To Our Constantly Growia
Circle of Good Friends-
We Wish to Announce
that the values, the variety and the quality of the clothing in
our July Sale are still at high water mark.
SINCE the beginning of this month, the demand for the New Store's
clothing, known by everybody to be absolutely all-wool, known to bear
our inviolable guarantee for good wear and satisfaction, has been
heavy.
But. many hundreds of exceptionally fine worsted suits, as well as
every description of summer fabrics in woolens, open weaves or light
textures, remain for selection.
$20.00 will now purchase our $25 Suits
$22.50 will now purchase our $30 Suits
$27.50 will now purchase our $35 Suits
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