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MaVVY CRAVATH SAY& HE WOULD RATHER BE RIGHT AT THE TOP THAN BE PRESIDENT OF&rS:
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CY WILLIAMS STANDS BIG AMONG
LEADING OUTFIELDERS IN MAJORS
'e'fof W(."pAU3E for a moment when you're boosting Ty Cobb,
i. . X Tris Sneaker. Ilnrrv Ilooncr. lin.be Ruth or whoever
your favorite outfielder Is and give a thought or sonic
.thing to Cy Williams, the lean and long outfielder who
canters In center for Gavvy Cravath. The former Notre
Same atlilcto nnd
J i m m y Cardan's
protege gets in hU
wallops into the old
pastime and xpoars
the swift liners
nnd long flics with
out a lot of credit.
Fact is, when credit
is being handed out
Cy usually Is be
hind the door.
Probably the
main reason for the
oversight on the
port of critics and
fans is thnt we of
l'hilly town expect
heaps from n cen
ter fielder. Dodo
I'nikert's sciiun
tional playing and
tin' neat exhibitions
thai ltube Oldring
ii'.ed to give for
Connie Muck per
il a p h has spoiled
I'uiladelphlans. The
A's nnd the Phils
were fortunntc in having these two wonders, but Cy
Williams isn't ns much ns n full step in the rear of these
athletes when they were at their best.
This tenon Cy has been whaling the ball at n terrific
clip and now is the only regular Phil who is up among
the .300 hitters, lie is socking the apple at the healthy
gait of .31.4. Hut that's not all; thnt's only the begin
ning. He is leading the National League in home runs,
.and that's that. IIu has seven to his credit.
jThis, of course, doesn't compare to the sixteen homers
that liabc Iluth has inserted into the 1020 campaign so
far, but any young man who can wallop out seven circuit
hits In less than two months is not to be sneezed at.
Including ln.t Wednesday's pastime, Cy' has been at
the plate 17(1 time and has made fifty-seven hits.
One bewhiskered fan who claimed he has seen 'cm all,
and looks old enough to have done just thnt, started to
rove about the playing ability of Mr. Williams out at the
ball lot the other day. Cy had just sprinted back to the
center field wall and s-natched a sure homer out of the air.
"There yuh uro! There yuh are!" shouted the whis
kers. "Old Cy started as soon as ho heard the crack.
, Don't believe he saw the ball, but he knew where It was
going. Just turned his buck on it and turned in time to
make the catch."
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CY W.
ball
AS somctrhat of an athlete besides being a
hall player at Aofio Dame. lie true a high
hurdler of no mean raluc. He has done 15 sec
onds flat for the lJU-yard timbir event. Fifteen
seconds was the intercollegiate record until a few
tcecks ugo, chcn Carl Thomson, of Dartmouth, did
the distance in i) 2-5 seconds.
ui
Praise for Reuther
rpHIS time last season Walter Iteuthcr was considered
J. JL n fair southpaw, with a small chance of developing
into a good one. I'nder Pnt Moran he came through in
great style nnd had a lot to do with tho Ilcds landing tho
National League pennant nnd the world's flag. Now that
he has gone nnd got himself n reputation ho is being
boosted ns one of the greatest southpaws ever in bnscball.
The latest favorable comment comes from Sid Mercer, tho
New York critic. This is what he has to say about him :
"It Is something of n novelty to lamp a pitching duel
in these boom days of fence-breaking contests. A novelty,
wo repeat, because infrequently nowadays do two good
pitchers hook up and go tho route. Occasionally n
thrower bobs up who is clever enough to block the runners
off tho old homo plate, but seldom do two of these persons
cut loose in one game,
"The little affair between Dutch Reuther and Phil
Douglas Wednesday at tho Polo Grounds was therefore a
sight for eyes sore from following the flights of baseballs
hit over the fences, and ns neither of tho lads lost, the
contest must be called n draw. To be sure, tho Giants
were counted out in tho eleventh inning, but Douglas by
that time had gone away from there and Hubc Benton
remained to take the slap.
"No disgrace attaches to n beating by Reuther, who
has lost only three starts this season. He had won eight
straight up to lost week, when the Cardinals broke his
winning streak in a ten-inning game in St. Louis.
"Many left-handed pitchers have performed at the
Polo Grounds this spring, but none with better control
or a wider curve than Reuther. Umpire McCormlck was
in n tough spot, as both Reuther and Douglas wcro cut
ting the corners of the plate.
ttnTANY of their serves could have been called
' cither way, and tchen McL'ormick didn't
please them they roared,"
American Leads in Scoring
THE American Lcaguo is far in the lead iu the higher
scoring which is accompanying the heavy batting in
both major baseball leagues. The teams o the younger
league had rolled up a total of 1IHG runs to the National
League's collection of 1320 in contests up to June 0, when
the American hnd played 105 games and the National 100.
Reduced to n game average, the comparison was 01-3
runs to 8.
The Amcricnn League outscored its rival by nearly
100 runs in tho first month of the season, and increased
this lead to more than 200 in the next three weeks. Tho
famous l-to-0 pitchers' battles, of frequent occurrence
in past years, hnvo yet to tako place In the American
League, while tho score has been hung up for a National
League encounter only seven times. A totnl of 33 shut
out games was pitched in the older league and 18 in
the other.
The Nationnl League had a slight edge on games in
which fewer than 0 runs were scored, a comparison of
fill gomes to 40. In games with between 0 nnd 10 runs,
the Americans engaged in CO and the Nationals In 72,
while in games with more thnu 10 runs the Americans
played OS to tho National's 42.
The two leagues scored their runs ns follows:
AND SOME HAVE GOLF THRUST UPON THEM
Srr4f ( oh Jim i rght up oy
? S?i rs FLa! BiOJA sec how I
RULE OF FEAR BIG
HELP TO SLUGGERS
Pitcher's Mental "Attitude Facing Hard Hitters Fre
quently Results in Bingles Difficult to Disregard ,
Ability of Opponent Stars Rarely Under Strain (j
Tllo Reigning Sport
"Man's inhumanity to man,"
As liurns retnarkedysomo years before,
Tho human yearn to Knock and pan
Leaves countless millions peeved and
sore.
Ry GRANTLAND RICE
terson at Forest Hills. Tlldcn defeated
Urookes and Williams nnd Johnston In
turn upset Tlldcn.
Tho Californlan starts tho mimmec
campaign as tho world's greatest tennis
nlnvcr. nnd it will bo no soft-sholii
assignment to relievo him of his crown.
Run
U&inr. National.
American.
Run
(James, National
Amrrlrun.
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-ENGLAND PROUD OF TOLLEY,
I BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF KING
rx.
Has Boosted His Chances for
Weeks Sterling Player, 23
Years, of Powerful Build
Ily SANDY MrMISLICK
CYRIL J. II. TOLLRY. amateur golf
champion of Gient I'ritnin, is the
"Abe Mitchell" of the amateurs on the
British Isles. Tolli-y N but twenty
three yenrs old and i- a ttijcnt at I'ni
vorsity College. Oxford, uhrre he plays
..j. m ,iii in,- " i1 um i I,, 11,
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II ttllUIIUl III 111 'Hill II, Wll , I Ull
tain of tho team and Irad-off.
Tolley is a full-grown mau of .lx
leet and weighs 'in pound.
He defeated l!oli (Jardner, twice
American champion, on the thirty
seventh hole M-sterdny in the finnls for
th'c amateur golf rlmmpionship of Great
Britain, one up. thirty-seven holes.
Gardner win two up in the morning at
the end of eighteen holes.
J That the youthful British student
t should go so far. nnd then actually win
i out, was not exactly u surprise to his
? fellow teammate-, opponents, nnd most
Today's Tourneys on Cards
of the Local Golf Clubs
MlteU fonrnome nml rUhtn-hoto
handicap mrdal plitr. NprlnKhutrn.
rirxt round l'rldnt'M Cup. bnll
fturrpntaUeH. Woodbury.
lliindlcup tnntch ptur. iAnMloirnr.
Klxlitrrn-liolfi nuitrh pluy handicap
TcrMW pur. Otrrbrook.
Tlilrd round mutch play. Miller trophy.
Old York ltoiul.
KlrUrlV Hiuidlrnp, North Hill".
lflrt round match plujr. rlxhti-rn fiolrx,
for Wlllium II. H II son Cup. II11I.1 (iolf
Club, llalu, l'n.
Ilulliwmn handlrap, nirdal pl.u. at
Colibs Creek.
President' Cup. iiunllfjine round,
Uunrreh Counlrj Club.
M'NICHOL COACH
OF PENN QUINTET
1
home with a
three.
If that wasn't
to be.
Irive and n niblic for n
ringer" it ought
Athletic Council Ratifies His
Selection Play New York
University in Basketball
EARLE EBY TRACK LEADER
DAUBERT SECOND TO HORNSBY;
SPEAKER CONTINUES TO SET PACE
Brooklyn First-sacJcer Leads
Robertson and Groh,
Taking Runner-Up Posi
tion in National Batting
MEADOWS ON TOP
pOGERS IIORNSRY'S batting mark
has fallen off several points in tho
last week, but the Cardinal cloutcr
continues to lend tho Nationnl
Leaguer, sepnrnting him-elf from his
nenrcst rival. Jako Dauhert, of the
Reds, by more thou 2,1 points. Horns
by's record ot the bnt is ."S7 for forty -six
games, while Doubert has an aver
age of ,S50 in a total of forty-two
games.
Cy Williams is really the only Phllly
bat-man n eliding his willow over the
.MO mark, 1M points over. Wright
stone and Manager Gavvy, himself,
both pinch -punchers, are in the select
circle, but neither has competed in a
dozen games.
Cn-ey Stengel, of the I'hils, socked
safely in ten consecutive games, nfter
which ho was stopped by George Tyler,
Juno 9. On this hitting streak Cutey
went to bat thirty-six times and got
sixteen hits for a mark of .444,
The Nntloual figures, including Wed
nesday's game, follows :
National League Batting
It l ald that thi w Cyril ,T H
Tollej l romlnir to this rourtry this summer
to pia.v In our championship
It can then lw seen hiw h stneks up
nitalnst Dave Herron. nobby Jonen Chick
llvans, and rrinvis Oultnct Jones bent
Oardnor last ear at Oakmont Kvans bet
(lartfner at Jleriun In 1910. and Oulmet beat
Gardner simcthlnsr llko 0 nnd 8. In the
national of '13 or "I4. forget which. All
theao plaers rank n.irdnr on tho lists.
year, but in ganii
wide attention, nnd
wasn't hgiin-d si n
count of his joutli.
Tolley 11 "Hitter"
Amateurs of the
Tolley their "A he
hits heen attracting
the only rea-nn he
v. inner wo on oc-
j "linger -chool call
.tllti'lioli, liecou-e
Mr. II. Arnold Jackson, national cham
pion in mil has played from many dii
trii i Sh- has played from Chicago, then
h" vnt to Hoston and now she playd on
th New York team yestarday. There Is
k'.i'i rhlladi-lphln nnd mo hopo some thune
puts ht-r fin the local team some day
A few years usn there wan a Quartet of
mtnirlv championship dualities at the
Cricket C'iub They were Mlsa Mildred Cnv
erl. Mies Catharine Davis, Miss Marlon
Naylor arid Miss May Hell. Miss Cavorly
nnd Miss Hell haAe won threo Philadelphia
'humplonshlpa since, and Miss Caverly went
to the II nu la ot the national.
Only one of them haa dropped nut. .Mls
.firmn N'aloi, now Mrs Wm Ii Pwurtlej.
from thn tfiurnument play. Miss Davis Is
now Mrs 1 harle Rowley, and she Is now t
puylm; in the lloston district, ou tht
teum
Hub
Another id.ier (n the Doston team
a I'hliadelphlan.Mrs. E H. Raker, Jr.
won the rhtludelphla championship In
as Miss Kdlth Noblet. She defeated
Hirluw In the llnals that sear.
was
who
11)00,
Mr
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the latter is the nnf inntil hern of
j the hour, con-idereil one of the grentest
golfers the cniintiy bus prndueiil, the I
"longest driver In the world." nnd a
6 careful sclenti-t ulien it come to cor
1 Ing in n game of golf.
a' Mitchell is nlo 11 fompnrati
I youngster, threiilening the hulunrki of
f the famous triumvirate," Vardon, .
y Taylor and Ilraid. and they ligurc the
. only reason he i-n't the open champion '
I is because the title has not been plajcd
for sinco 1011, when it wa- won by
Harry Vardon.
fi, Tolley is nil of what Mitchell i.
I lie hits one of the mot powerful shots
If among the ninniiurs and ninny stuto 1
he can hold hi own with Mitchell AIo '
ii that bo is seldom off the line, which is
J the big point.
J The mot lecent Iiritish chompiou 1
1 earned mot of hi- high regard when he 1
J defentftl .1. S. F .Mnrii-nn, Trinity'
, College, t iiiutinilgt'. In the tlxford
1 1 Cambridge innicln-. Iiv the overwhelm
' lnc count of 10 and S. f)n this nccn
Bion hit. driving wa enormous and lie 1 , ""ton'n im holn has not been par-
miito BHtoniHli.il the followe.s, who knew '" K'utt.1 'Jv.Jh "i'-'J1 t'Z
the course best. 1 hey said It was tho I loam have been stralKhtened out, lurmnru
lnneest ilrlvinir ever i-eeu there, even I prevails and . tnat ua strongest possible
loncer than thot of the lie-t profes
sionals who hail phi) rd the course on
various important occasion.
Straight faced Iron
Again his iron play was perfect and
people noticed that lie plaveil with iron
clubs that arc much straighter in the
face than usual and that hu took less
turf than most golfirn.
It was said lie planted n drive to the
lllnth In the center of the green, it
belug "Si yard. Most holes were just
n drive and pitch fur him. reports wild.
At Iho seventeenth. 4J2 .vards, lin
played 11 daring tec shot, taking his
chntico of goiiifi out of hounds in cutting
off a generous slice of the elbow, uud
Miceccdetl so well that ho took a niblic
fnr hi kocontl shot, lcavluc his only a
tux-foot putt for a three, which he
Kddie McNiclinl was yesterdny rati
fied by the nthlotic council of the di
versity of lVunsylvania ns basketball
coach for the 'iomhi of lDL'O-'Jl. It was
the final meeting of the )car. The se
lection of Mc.Whol wos a foregone con
clusion since Vt Moich, when Lon
Jourdet, who n tho Red and Hluc to
three clianiplnn-hlps, announced that
he would tinder his resignation to the
council.
IMdie MiNichol wa- coach of the
freshman quintet hist -eason and the
)cni'lings lo-t but Him game during the
entire senmn. McN'ichol was the as
sistant to Jourdet last ,car with the
varsitv. nnd according to Jourdet the
success of the team in winning the
I nlted States rhainplonehip wus due in
a large meauiu to the work of Mc-JKeily
iMcnoi i.nuue iiavls, of tile llllS
team, was niipnintul M Nichol's atsist-nnr.
l-.nrl i:i). who-e election was an-
last Sunday, was ratified ns
captain of the trad, team without nny
opposition Tommy O'Mnlley was rati-
It was only the -econd time on American ' '.V'1 ns .apttiin of the boxing team, nnd
b. won" to th British llnals Walter J , I orrcst A-hi v of the wrestling team.
Travis on won It Oulmet. Travers Evan Albert Lone was ratified an the new
bai'boll nuiniiKcr for next season.
One of tin. ,g surprises of the meet
ing was the awarding of only twelve
member-hips of the baseball teum with
the vnr-itv "I" Hill Wolfe, substi
tute cflti hi r, who graduates this year,
was tin- only substitute to be awarded
the council letter. The others receiv
ing the insignia were regulars who
played all throuch thu season, with the
exception of Strickland, third-string
Hob Gardner deserve a world of credit
nf tlin cvlrii-s uririno tin. fomn nn tli.itl,r '", showing He doesn't "work at
fu '"tus wntini, tliu game on the Bl) he ,lliyf u for port ,vk.ends. u i
Otner side. safe to iv ha hadn't practiced overtime
Tolley ha been hailed for weeks ns 'or "" Hrltlsh event but played In It for
i. 1 ; ... mi ! ,. ,. the sport lie thievv thousands of ad-
: , . 1 , r ' 1 . .i m'"" ,nl a frnly 0 nntlclpatlon when I nounced
wnuini.1 iiiiiiu 111 ,1,111111 w ui iui 1111st n weru io ine nnais. 11 was a Kionous
shoeing
eie beaten off early. Henle 3chmldt
itudent at Worcester I'ouly. went to the
fifth round when he wna a younssler.
.1 irw .Trure usn mere wan n iuiiriei u. 1 ,,,., -- ' - ,,
vounB plaers which suddenly developed pitcher. Korher, who (ilayetl II sterling
Player Club
Kares, lloston...
Grimes, llltbn ..
Alexander, Chi. . .
Hornaby St I,.
Chllstenburv. llos.
King-. N" Y
Wrlghtstone. I'lill
Daubcrt. Cln . . .
Kobertson. i"hl
Nicholson, l'ltts
Groh. Cln.
Hressler, Cln . ,
Cnivnth, Phil
Williams, l'hll
Roush, Cln
Duncan, Cln
Youne. N V .
Cruise, llos .
Myers, llklvn
souriucr. .-1 1.
'.. Wheat Hklvn
l'askerl Chi
Carlston ruts
FIttik, Chi
Dlgbee. l'ltts
Cloinom. fat I.
rlmlth, N V.
Kauff. N. Y
Konetchy. Hklvn
l.avan, Ht I.
Ncule, Cm
Ix, llourvejvu,
niocK, nv I,
O'Farrell. Chi
tftrwrel, I'lill
Holke, llos..
Mann, llos
Hulll win Uos.
Toney. N Y
Janvrln. B 1,
Vauchn. Chi..
Nehf. N Y .
Kelly. N Y. .
Terry, f hi
Hums. N Y.
llaianvllle Ho
I.uuue. Cln
Ilollii. her Chi
l'uulrtte. I'hll
Smith. St L.
Il.imrnft, I'h.
Ilowdv. lies
lletchcr. N.Yrii.
Kopf Cln
rillr Hklyn
Itath, Cln
Johnston Hkljn
Caton, Pitt
Dole N Y
Harlxr Chi .
Iar N Y
Mt'itsel, l'hll
(Schmidt Pitts
lloei kl He
' Cut Pits
1 Klldutr. Hklin
1 Klllot' lllKn
H.unli'iin !'."
I. Miller, l'hll
wins 1 Cm
Kruf Krr, ItU ' n
Whltttd 1'ilts.
, Heath' it'' St 'l.
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llko. I'lill
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in. ill ("hi
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Southvvorth l'ltts
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mi fti
in
13 is
17 4s
game at third, subbing for Sweeney
was given his varsity A. A. along with
Hex ond Alex Wruy ami IMnney.
A tentative basketball schedule of
twenty-bix games was adopted by the
..nntl , r .t. 1 .. ....... l.
.,; ii. "ie i in"' mil prince, un uiu ,; ,n, mmin 1ma
I'lii'iiiK' 01 me .ew j.orn university i h ih nu st 1,
team, which challenged l'enn s right to
tlin title last season, on the schedule.
Johns Hopkins and Syracuse arc the
other new teams listed. New York and
Svrocii-e will he played in Wclghtninn
Hull, while Johns Hopkins wll be met
in Ilaltimore.
man's team will compete tnis var r' c
Newton winner of the I.vnnewoud Hull (.'up
last eur. is the Hub captnln.
f .!.
CiTif Hi
2 yji
"Then ,lnhn I.nmnn toes to work and
stii'ks his drlvn right plumb in the swamp"
That's the vivid climax of the Hula et.ir's
failure tu cop his match In the semifinals
of 'he buburbnn against Tom Cooper, .North
Hills Tho match then went extra holes
against l.uman
)llH l.oulh.1 A. Wells, ex-nationul lliwilist
Is frank against wumen smoking, parthu
larly on the links "They only d It Ln
1 ause the others do," states she "And
they don't know how which makes It
wurse " Liun't care for this argument.
There nils evidently a hlgh-dlve to anther
in some of the easy shekels In the Phila
delphia open championship. It was annnumed
the day before that there were but slxteoi
entries, some of whom were amateurs, and
that there was nearly fflOQ virtually begging.
Im full forty entrlis went at the first tee
the next day, Ktanlc ItcN'nmara. won with
LOCALS WIN GRISCOM
Philadelphia Women's Team Tri
umphs Over New York, 9-6
After a lapse of fivo years, tho inter-
Kllleler Chi
Olson Hklvn
Rhotten. St I..
Tvvi.mblv 'hl
nilinalm Una
Powell His
Snvder N Y
Trvgesser, I'lill
h' hulls. St I.
Orlni.s Pitts
VI. Wheat. I'hll
Nets. Hklyn
Harden I'ln
1'nk llos .
Kins' Cln
l.uilirus. I'hll.
Huble'll. N Y
('adore Hklyn
O'Neill l'n
Cmiber. l'hll .
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district team goir cnainpionsnip or tho I Merki". cm .
Knst is ngain hold ly Philadelphia I KS cm.
runltli, i'lill .
Iillhoefer, t
: day,
harlle
' ;... . . .1- ... . i .
, . , . ii;, wnariio iinnnsr mini v Tai snow-
305-yard eighteenth, bo tvu iag u lebUUtisitm y
women. Tho iiomo leara iiimneu to tho
crest by defeating New York in tho
final round of the matches for tho (Iris
com Cup over tho course of tho Phila
delphia Crocket Club yosterday. Tho
Philadelphia women won by 11 scoro
of nino matches to six, retrieving the
reverse thoy suffered nt tho linnds of
the Metropolitan district players In the
tournament Inst )car.
It was a great disappointment to tho
rhllodolphiii players that tho biggest
match of the day resulted in a defeat
for Mrs. Konald H. Ilnrlow. Tho
Merlon star, fresh from her brilliant
triumph in winning tho Rnstern cham
nionshlp, was beaten by Mrs, W, A.
Gavin, of Uollcclniro. Mrs. Harlow
bowed to defeat only after she had car
ried her Nw York opponent to the
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Meadows, of the Phils, lias worked
In six games, winning five and
losing one, while in ten contests
Qtilnii has won nine and lost one
National League Pitching
Pitcher nub
Mitchell. Hklvn .
Meadows. Phlla .
Mamuux, Hklyn
Sherdell, St I, . .
Orlmes. Hklvn .
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Oerchger. Hoa. . .
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Ponder. Pitts
Hamilton. Pitts .
Wclncrt, Phlla
Harnes N. Y . . .
milnstm llos .
Haines. St I.
Carlson Pitts . .
Hller Cln . .
Hendrlx Chl
Pfeffer Hklvn . .
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McQuillan Hos . .
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Into Tie for Next-Best
Batting Laurels in the
American League
QUINN BEST BOXMAN
TUISTAM SPEAKER lost a few
points in his bntting statistics, but
the Indian's clever lender is still setting
the pace for slugging in the Amcricnn
circuit. Records, including games played
on Wednesday of this week, show Tris
socking the bulb at n 1f)3 clip.
Johnston, Speaker's team-pal. who led
tho league until overtaken by Tris lust
week, has been passed by four other
players, Oeorgo Sisler, of the Itrowiis,
and Niehnus, of Cleveland, both step
ping up into the runner-up position,
each with .HT,".
I.awton Witt, one of the four Mnck
men ..",00 hitlers, batted for nn average
of .H." for seven games until he was
stopped by Rip Collins. Tilly Walker,
Joe Dugan and Myntt arc Connie's other
Muggers in the select class.
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American League Batting
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Harris, Athletloa .2
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Coveleskle, Cleve S
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Shocker. St Louis 0
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Nlehaus Cleveland 2
Hsunders Kt , 1
Morton Cleveland 1
Kerr. Chicago I
Collins. New York 1
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Naylor, Athletles.
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Courtney. Wash .
Irfonard. Detroit.
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Moore. Athlitlcs
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Van (lllder St L. 1
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Niehaus. Cleve . . .
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Nunamakcr Clove,
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Meusel, N. Y
Milan, Wash. . .
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Juddo. Wash
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Ilvnns. Cleve. . . .
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Dugan. Ath
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Ilnth. Wash
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Chapman. Clove,
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F.rlekson Wash..
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Smith. Cleve . . .
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Ward. N. Y . . .
Hannah N Y
Hale. Det. . .
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Walters, Hos. .
Perkins Ath. .
Scott 110'. . . .
Jourdan Chl. .
Hums, Cleve . .
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Johnson Wnh
Wilkinson. Chl
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Williams. Chl. .
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Oalolway Ath. . .
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Flngstead Det..
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Sbawkey, N. Y
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Hurwtll Ht L .
Ouni N Y . . .
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A cove may have but one bad fault,
With endless virtues holding sway;
Wc toss his virtues to the vault
And keep his fault upon display.
Where daily conversation's spilled
Tho offsido rap is soon unfurled,
Tho friendly boost is cramped or stilled,
Tho Anvil Chorus rules the tcorld.
AMONG thoso who hod practically
nothing to dp with the livelier base
ball now in uso arc tho moody athletes
who toss the livelier missile up in tho
general direction of the bats. Tho
pitcher likes tho livelier ball almost
ns well as the nvcrago duffer docs
the addition of fivo or sis extra bunkers
and traps.
The Kulo of Foar
T KNEW if I led and missed Dcmp-
8cy the fight would bo over," re
marked Ilattline Lcvlnskv.
Under theso conditions Lcvlnsky was
nowhero near bis best in meeting tho
present champion.
Tho nverngo pitcher nnd tho nvcrago
lnficldcr is rarely nt his best ngalnst
Ty Cobb, knowing thnt n mistake will
be extremely costly. Tho inficldor knows
that bo has no tlmn for nnv delav.
but must get tho ball away in n flash to
ncnci uoot) oir. Un this account more
Infield errors hnvc been mado with Cobb
nt tho bat than against another single
pinycr.
The same rule of fear favors Ruth.
Tho pitcher knows that he must place
the ball in a certain spot with n lot ot
stuff attached or it will hhortly disap
pear over tho right-field wall. This
means an added strain, whero most
pitchers are working below normal.
Travers and Travis, when they were
nt tho top in golf, won innumcrnblo
matches by drifting along nnd permit
ting their opponents to bent themselves.
In fearing an opponent there is al
ways the probability that you will not
bo near your best. The tendency then
Is to piny him rather than to piny tho
game.
Thoso who can step out and olay
their own giiine. regardless of oppo
nent's worth, nrc extremely rare,
Tho Cobbs, tho Hngens, the Ruths
nnd thrKDeinpseys are rarely under nny
strain, because they figuro they can
mnko mistakes and still win and bo
causo their mental attitude is to play
tho gnmo without bothering over tho
other fellow's play.
"Why is Willio IIoppo so far above
all others:" remarked a famous billiard
export. "Mainly because Willio IIoppo
is playing billiards, while tho others nro
playing Willio Hoppe."
Until Itcntcn
AN ENGLISH teuuis expert picks
William l' Johnston ns the leading
tennis player of tho world.
Heyoud nny doubt, until he is bentcn.
Last summer nt Wimbledon Ocrald
Patterson, tho Australian, won tho all
comers chanmpionslup.
I.nter on Johnston eliminated Pat-
ON JUNE 10 tho Washington ball
club was averaging .HOO at but.
Who over figured that Walter JohtiW
with a .300 hitting team, back nf him,
could ever loso a game? Yet 1020 hai
been ono of his most rasping starts.
Not Yet. I
The umpire calls the outs and balls ani
strikes,
Tho player calls the umpire what ht
likes; .
Although at times my Job seems dull
and gray,
I've never cared to steap with Han
O'Day.
i1AN nny other stato lay claim to
J four greater ball players than
Rpcnkcr, Hornsby, Young nnd
Vaughn?" writes a Texan. If so, this
forum is open for rebuttal.
FEW batting nvcrages that move Into
Brooklyn come out much bulkier
after facing Cndore, Mamaux, Smith,
PfcfTer, Grimes nnd Mnrquard. There
may bo greater staffs, but this one will
do.
Copyright, J9t0 All rtghts reserved.
L
AWRENCE ENTERED
N ONE-HOUR GRIND
California Speedster Matched
With Coloinbatto, Chapman
and Bedell Tonight
Percy Lawrence, the California speed
demon, who was beaten by a lap iu a
forty -mile race Thursday night, will
have a chance to get bock at (leorgo
Colombatto, the Italian champ, in the
one hour veteran wheelmen motorpaced
race at the Point Urcczc Velodrome to
night. I.nwrncc led all the way to the thirty
five mile mark on Thursday and due
to tire trouble wns beaten out bv the
Italian in the last half mile. Tho West
erner is anxious for revenge and nsked
for another chance nt the European
title-holder.
Matched against these two fliers nre,
George Chapman, of this city, anil
Menus Iledell, nf Long Island, Both ot
these pednl pushers should give Law
rence and Coloinbatto a hard chuse.
Another hcntlliner of tonight's card
Is the race for the puccninkers. This
will he run In two heats and a fina .
Speedv Vnndcrberry will show against
.Tinimie Hunter over two miles ami
Johnny hchlce will race Norman An
derson over the same distance. The
winners of these bents will compete ia
a tnrec-miic linnl.
viioTow.ws
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Cambria Boxing Results
Tho following IiouIh wrrc hold Ht thn
Cambria A, C lout night: Walter Di-nnln
might a draw with Willie Pavla, Carl Dinner
atonptd Jo Smith In tho third round, Terry
MKJovern hat Willie nhoa.de, Tuffy Dugan
rivfuated . Charlie Kid Baker, and Jlramle
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