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Mnort Kdltor t'tmlnt; Public Leaner
'4,011(1 fumed in
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A UAT.fi c'nb mnv be ilewn, but It's never out," mur
v " inured Connie Mncl- 1nt ulghf lis lie wiped tlie
R,prsplriuIon oh" hli brow mid smiled u wan Mnlle at tin
(group of visitors in Ills olHVe. "I ust went through 11
,hnrd afternoon's work Mid I'm Kind It's over. It was a
Shard ball game to win."
i!A.i. Connie felt liuieli better when the final figures wrc
-hung up null the park elosed for the night. There wasn't
nny chance for his youngsters to toss away the game, for
It vrpiiM not be nreonllng to the rules, lie hud squirmed
the seventh Inning when, after' the A's
the gnnie nil ewtd up by the score of
..0 to 1, Knylor uncorked a wild li'-uve which permitted two
counters to count and put a deadlock on the score.
Then In the eighth be witnessed a 'w'ird. woozy play
'i, by Dykes which had ever) appearance nf a delayed "Huss
( Jo football. Johnston was on second, one out. and I'hlc
' hit n sharp grounder to third, .limmy lieldi'd the ball mid
lipid it while .folmston rushed townrd the lin.i and then
' popped. Instead of tr.tlug to set Doc. I'ykcs. for sotuu
reason or other, threw to first too late to rc! the runner.
That one piny paved the way for what seemed to be the
whining run and Connie was ready to call It a ilny.
t However, u hatting rally, aided by t'hle'.s wlldness,
hoved over a pair of markers in the other portion of the
,jv4, r,Knt' "nu an unexpected victory was registered by tlic
jjjhomc folks. Joepli DiiRati, the former slugger, was re
sigcponsiblc, for he stepped up lu a plueli ami delivered a
"rousting single which allowed the runners to score.
The loss of the game was a hard blow to the Indians,
"hfr-toT the Yankees lost to St. Louis and they had a elinnee
yrfto gain ll full game on the runners-tip. There was n lot
"t'ot hard bnseball pla.icd in the closing innings and the
spectators got tlieii- nioncj's worth. Ilclatcil rallies by
t j;' th"c home club arc so unusual that the) are tiulte In-
tcrcstlng.
R
AFTlUt absorbing the defeat
departed for llottou, where
the Cleveland Wiih
thru irill meet the
Ked Sot toitnu. The St. .ohm Itrntrn leill
appear here thi afternoon in tiro eptinite nml ''
tincJ performances, the first to beniu at 1 :.V) p. in.
A's Players Deny They Will Jump
S0MI2 of the joy of jestrrday's victory was takeu away
, when Connie learned that an otlieial of the Steel
'League had received the signed contracts of Diignn. Witl
mid Iloniinel and the trio wouM piny with the Lebanon
club toda. The phiers denied this nml assured the
boss they would not brat it. but there till is u feeling
of unrest at Shill 1'ark.
They say the Steel League hat been quite active of
'late and much morn-) has Iwen cjffered to several plajers
to jump the Athletics. According to reports, ltnlpli
I'rrklns, one of the classievt catchers in the league and
w;ho has a bright future before him. has been receiving
telegrams, ever) day from outlaw clubs, offering big in
ducements to change his uniform, l'erklns, however, is
too wise to full for an) thing like that and turned all of
;. the offers -dpwn. In fart, he has ignored them.
,"", There is n rule in the innjor leagues which stntes that
P - - 'J i ,..M JI,llliMl llin ,,'llll',L HP join llll- OUUHW.S Will Of!
., SHInckllsted for five years. This is strictly adhered to and
' Aaone of the jumpers bus been taken bnci; in the fold.
"Walter Kinney tried to get back after his Il)lng visit to
Franklin, but there was nothing doing.
Hall plnyers nre scarce tills year and will continue
to be scarce for some time. It Is hard to get talent even
in the minor leagues. The other day u representative of
one of the small North Carolina clubs was looking for a
fair pitcher and was ready to pay Mm ?:!.")() a month.
That's a good salary in the bushes, but the job isn't
nneu yet.
.. , The outlaw leagues also are hnvlue trouhle. nn.l nor.
? ik, ,4;haPs ""' '" tin reason for the sudden activity.
$";..,''.-. Connie .Alack, however, is not worrying." "I would
nate to sec tlie lioys leave." lie said, "but if thev ever
leave this place I wouldn't even go across the street to
try to get them back. I will not seel: injunctions or any -
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thing like thnt. When thoj go, tliey will go lor goou sU
far as I am concerned."
Dl'ClAX says hi it ioi'iifl I" 't''-' iroinid. and so
iJom Witt. n it tooks as if the statement issued
ueitvrday teas a trifle premature, or somethiut) like
that.
R. Miller Bach in Phils' Litte-Up
ALI'II M1LLKH. tlie kid third bnsemnn of the I'hlls,
Is back on the job again after nil nlisent I more
tlian a week. He joined tlie cluti in t. 1.01111J )esi....j
and was read to gc-l Into nctlon Immediately.
.Miller was one of Hie funis of the year, lie never was
accused of linvlng preUous experience in the big leagues,
unless that brand of baseball Is played tit I'ort Wayne,
I111I. 'He stepped Inlo the big show, made good. ami.
while a trllle rough In spoN. should develop Into otic of
the best third suckers In the league.
When the club went on the road Miller complained of
f cling 111 and fell Into a 'ump. He bad been gased
while serving In Krai and nid his luiiss were troubling
him. Ciavath decided 11 vacation would do the boy good,
so he was .cut home ler a w'l.. Now thnt ho Is back,
in Ills old-time form, the I'hlls will make 11 better showing.
The trouble with Miller was he worked too hard.
When the I'hlls were phi) lag lieie he was ou the field
everv morning, doing tube as much work as rtny other
player. He made up his mind to make good at third base,
unii constantly was practicing around that bag.
Tlie Oil Citv Club Is malting bids for One
Vnulette, our I'h'iK first -acker, but so far the trans
action has bet 11 only bidding, (icne U still at first base
for (lai V) Craiath.
Till-: I'hils hare brui hiitn) omr hard-luck pames
011 the irrittm trip, hut hare hopes nf putlinn
on a winning streak. It irill do them no harm
to hope.
Ruth Is Biygcr Attraction Than Ever
rOW that Italic Until has equaled Ills home-run record,
In. will lie n tilirer drawing card than ever before.
The fun- lll mm out lii drow-s to see it broken every
dav. Ituth has been a pii)lng investment for tlie Yanks,
le wan billed like a circus, tales of his prowess were
spread broadcast, anil in spite of this tlie big boy made
good. He seldom was given a good ball to hit at. but
mannged to pile up home runs just the same.
The New York club now is eiijtning Its most pros
permiK season. Attendance records are being broken In
every Amerlcnti League cit),-(itu1 at the l'olo (irounds
they have forgotten all aliout the (Hants. The Yanks
nre the big favorites in (iotlinut ami the matinees urc
well attended.
Kvcry once in a while an iirgument starts us to who
is the most vuluablc ball player in the American League
this year. That means a comparison of Uuth. Cobb,
Slsler and Kddle Collins.
Cobb, of course, is out of it. nml Collins, while still
the greatest second bnsemiiii In the game, ncer has nt
ti acted mini) eiistnmei.s at the gate. Sipr also is a
great phi)cr, but lacks the personalit) of a great star.
This is not n hIiiiii at the wonderful first liuscjnaii, for
he easily stands bend and shoulders ubow the others in
either league. Still, he doesn't compare as a drawing
card with lluth or Speaker now or Ty Cobb before lie
was hurt.
nt'Tlf is a slugger. He is likely to break up the
MX game at any time leith a long hit, but outside
of his batting he i' just an ordinary player.
Spakcr is a good hitter, a great outfielder, a
brainy manager and a sensational player. At the
same time, a inauaaer rould have a hard time in
picking one of the tiro if he had the opportunity.
Giants U 'in Out in Ttvo-Game Time
IT TOOK tlie Giants seventeen Innings to prove they
could trim Pittsburgh, and shoved seven runs across
in tlie final frame. The (Jiants are going good now and
look like the dark horse in the pennant race.
(,'upjrfohf, 100, by Public .rdoir Co.
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AMOS STRUNK AND CY WILLIAMS
LEADING PHILADELPHIA SWATTERS
Connie Mack's 'Fleet 0t-j
fielder Cracking Ball at a
.305 Clip
SISLER TOPS ALL1
ENCORE RACES ON
AT DROME TONIGH
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on. ..f the iliw f lmxim.- tollowrs lu Thlla
qrlnhtH Tlmn'hv miikc It 11 point in m-f
nil IiIk lfnui' lioxlnx mitrliea. nu inatiir
wl-ere they nro tm.-..i u,. WUK limiini!
those there it the J.icksi.n-Ternll?r laiut nml 1
suld tho itrent tu-n-out uru'vo; tho popu
lurlty ut th. miori In ihl city
Willie 1-MwiinN h.ia a new .Mti-heat, untl
he Imtitln-c! H.un.- Iij pupwhlnc uut a ehnl- 1
lenm for Tnuiim M .rra- 1. M.irtln Judue '
Vt lille also HtiiiKi thr.t Jiihtiiu Mel.nushlln li I
utter tli, lull uf ihi irit,.rclBhis.
(l))Slrlnq-l(le ....113
(b) Ovorito M,
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Forty-Mile International Team
Race Is Return Event, and
So Is Sprint Match
I.4.U Ifrnil.n .miih I .. II.. .I..I..I.I.. ...!.. .. 1 I'li.iilm
I uml HpintNiii.i'i Iiih Ktu.-ii, il from the Went I M rtfi. i I'm
1 He kiis th, kjni" In !! llit unJ woolly la 1 I'olni-ie Point
not no Kwul 1 Mniinl In Hip
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Jiiiiii ,if Are
Empire City Entries for Monday
I'i'AtninlnHlon . 1 1 fl
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'n s-.Mrfrum Stable ,atry,
ll"iiitrle "ntry.
Klf h -ue. p'jrse 14on.
ear-olil anil up. 1 l-lil mil.
Ool.lfn rinn . tin .Mm. Iron.
Mv-erliM One. ..inn Stevin.i ..
Kxhc.ri,- . . ..lie Klnu- John ..
Tronpettir 111
si-xMi ime pjme Jltoo iiiiimtm."
ve r-uldi nml up. 1 1-10 mll:
J'iftv rinl. 101 (..nltiit fitv
-lvoniiK- IK. v... HIS Hetta II
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'Oeorge Colombatto and Vincenzo
Sfaddona. the Italian team, each an
nounced himself last night as being in
perfect shape for their return mutch race
against Clarence Carman and Menus
Jledell, representing the I'nited States,
In a forty-mile grind ut tlie Velodrome,
Point Urecze I'ark. tonight.
This event, which is known as "The
Revenge Race" because the Italian
riders are out to redeem themselves for
tneir nereat last wici;. originally was
rir.t
furloni;n
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Int- mil. n 1,. I
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t-ehediiled for Thursday night but it was I icim
Jiostponed until tonight because of the , .."us
wetness of the truck. KurinuKli . . .'.'
Tho biggest advance sale of the vea- , J'."'''"n"
Bbn Ih reported by rroumtcr ChiiiuHan. 1 vinnl"oi'mn ' ' '
Last week Cnlouibatto was suffering ' I'lilvmai
from an nttack of boils. Tor tonight. '., 'Vfr,'u tln',i
however. C.eurge will be in prime form ri;,M'J;;i-Xr",i,n'iV,
10 set. a lerriuc pace ior 1 aniiiin. wnn i- Pourth men ibe
the American eutry feared mostl) h. the, ".nun thr. v'-piir-iill
Ttnllnn sneei sti'rs. ' """
Another return match will he that
between Orlando 1'iaiil, the Italian
sprint champion, and Willie .spencer, of
Toronto.
' The Italian rkfpicitcil tint r he be per
mitted to meet Spencer again, claiming
that a trip trom Koiton hist wi ck hundl
for amateur riders.
1" I Supe-unmun . . .
1"4 feltle I.asn . .
Pip 1'i'll.v Ann .. ..
KiT l.ls-nt Kantumie KM
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ln7 Prlnitn 1(11
lii7 Tlii'iiilnrln 1'U
rl.re.-. ,ir-ulils anil up, sell-
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in.) Wi.r I'luine 113
lie I'liUICflli'H H"
IJJ Ynunei-fl ll.l
His Kins' Au-rtppa Its
ins Hull Im-h 107
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Ms N'umhallun 11.1
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riouhte I?
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Kly Iaper
lien railorra
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Nell.. Vnr'Ki.
l.arKh. tto
Klei twlnir irMidUut..
nnd up, about il fur-
Skeerfnee
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i.mim , mi up 1 i-in miles'
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A.AIOR STltt'XK. with ..'10.-,. Is lead-
ing the Athletics' batsmen. .Toe
Pugan nil 1 Witt are also in tlie select
class, both cracking the pill at a ..'(OL' ,
clip.
OJcorge Sisler, of the llrowiw. con
tinues as tlie leading hitter nf the
American I.ague with a percentage o'
.-101. altliniieli his rivals. Tris Speaker
and .loe Jackson, cut down the gap
considerably the last week. Sisler also'
lends in tlie most base hits with 1"!).
Ilnhe jKuth. of the Yankees, tops tlie
run scorers with eighty-two tallies.
The Itabe, with twentv-cight home
runs. Is away out- in front for four
base hit honors, being within a single
homer of ciiunling his remarkable rec
ord of last leasoii. Sain Wee. of the
Senators, continues to show the way
to the base niniiers, with thirty-five
stolen bases, and Jim Hnghy tops the
burlers with sixteen victories nnd five
defeats for a hurling percentage of
.-ex.
Ilabe lluth, of the Hlikees. went on
a prodigious batting rampage. Huuc
bitting snfelv twentvsix consecutive
giimes. when Carl Weilman. of tlie
ltrowns. foiled Uuth 011 July 1.1. I P to
this cotiteit the Halie was tlashing tlie
second-best hitting streak of the majors
tills vear. had faced all. sorts of liurliug
fur twenty-six games, In which With
punched out forty-threV bits in. ninety
three batting tries for n percentage of
iOL untl scoring thirty runs. Ituth
in the games of Jul) ." quit after plu) -ing
four innings, through injur), as
lie had gon- to the bat only once, riiisj
contest is not polluted for or ngaiusl
his batting streak.
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Cy Williams Petting Pellet
to .311 Tune; Stengel in
.300 Class
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National League Pitching
HORNSBY IS AHEAD
Batting Averages
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His Munil no
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flinrlo Hear In to appiitr lu .
Jl.llllmoie He luir li,-, n nun In
Kennedy to tnlt .n Krankle HI.
July 30. Another Ilaltlmore prom.
tp book Hear fur a match Aui.uxi :
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TMi: Scott -rowell baseball team has
llll flu ltd. In Ulinnn.. VU1.-1
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tossi.r ,ii ye won fourteen nut r.t ueeen.
ll.l I teen gitinev nnd anpcar to Improve with
,;;l'l"', ntest. Tlie team has been
-eiiKiiieiii-ii y i. lKlt( Of l.esllC,
of hit Urothers, to do the hurling in tlie
Sniuln battles. Tomorrow the Milk
men uill tackle tlie A. J Iteach team.
W'lii. I'entielicy nnd Smith nre hitting
the hall Imrd for Nicholson's pastlmers.
mid in Mullen, the former West Phlln-
'lelplli.i IIIi'li Sell, ml nnH, S.i.ilf.
Powell 1ms a star shortstop. For
gan.es mlilress James Xicholson, TilSli
Meiinii avenue. West Philadelphia,
Viliowhand
aUeatrii . . . .
I'lmiuer . .
Porta Drapeitu
I11ui"ialtirf
Itienut
Penelope
l'unclai It .
two-yt ar-nldt.
Vntny (Inrluini. Hportmnan of Arariuncio
trrrtee. ii that l.-uii f. Hi inn has
cllrhi"t a maich for the Phillies ball park
between Mike u'Du.w! and J.ilinnv Wllsnn.
new IllMilleuelnl.t eh.inin. Italiia dot'iui't
know anythlnic about It
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Player. Club
NlehAUK. Cl"e .
Malcr. Ht. 1-
Hisoiker, Clee
Jackson. Chi...
Ilutli, N. J. -
Murphy. Chi .
Illee. Wash.
Inmleson, s.lee
NunamRker. Cle
Weaver. Chi. ...
11. Collins. Chi
Mlliit. Winn...
Hendryx Hon
Mouarl, N.,.-
Krlcknon. uhIi
llvani. CIsvm. . .
Jaronson, rit. u. .
Johnston. Clt..
Hmlth. Clnve. . .
IVI-'h. chl
Cobb, rift
Chapman, l.lee
Mrlnnla. non.. .
Wllllainn. at. L
Smith. St. I. .
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Illinium. HI- '
Hellman. Det. .
Pennotk. llos .
Sliniilt". Wash. .
lloth. Wash....
Shantjon, anh
Harrln, Wash
Mriink, Alh.
tlardner i'lee .
IMimin. Atli..
Witt. Atli
Pratt. N .
ll'iois-r. Hos.
tl'Ni-l I Cl.ve
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lllKls-r. Ath
r.llerl.e. Waih
rimler. llos
Tiibln. ft '
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Weaihi r eler Trai It fant
1 Vnim.
, (nun;) sixteen to sev, nt en I Mi.eoHkry lo
Smith. 2.11'J South nosewood ' "VuVtln sit ,
ilrail'. CIo
I'lillailelphi.i All.stnrs Iiiivhi) ilrm Shorten. Iet
lured Saturday nnd Sundni -Jarne .Srlialic. llos.
' liHl Sprlnit ntrret. Vein b. H';
I". '. (away). Ami class. Julx IS , yj!'.',fr' '. ,'
pm V Hill. 2U.1S North Third l,'.'"'.. "v.
llellier. St. I
The Hnlclifrliorkrr'M next M,i,w l b
lield on .Monda nluhi Martin .lu.ls" will,
jntrct I)nn llurk In the star s'l-to (uher '
Isiute nre Tommy ljuuhritn vs. Johnny Mar
tin. Mike Connorn s Joe Hlehardo, Terry I
HlKKlna vs Whltey Karrls'itn -uml Youni;
Kid Williams . Klahtlng lillly lliiua
Windsor
Entries for
120n.
i'li hi rate ourse
liilinlnir. .1 fur'onirH'
c, a Ciiirl . . . lot
Chl, C Sp.innr . 1"3
.Marlln A N'oonnn 107
liorle I")
Wlllu Prltt l uettlnc tosether u stable A.,,n, n- "'" ' V,
ef,boier for the oiienlim of the fall cam. I V"1", ' " ,,,1
paign. The "llltlu maiias-ei with 1,1b i '!' ,'J" J '.
Ideas' tilnilB tu bale Meveri.l mltmn in ....rl. . -"' r.H veil I'll
pf the various lIiish,!,, Ho hai optiitns' for Se, ond rate. purs. 12no ditinlrnr
ft numuei 01 imsi r mil is Mini; mi. r i..w'm jear-iilils anil up n "irinns-ii.
to any ono wno wiania to ua under hla
colon.
Monday
tvn.ear-rldn.
lohn f H ardop
Th, Widow's
I'lrst . .
Maurice H
Jieke Iiudroiv
Vlw. .Unit I
h'rhoi .
three.
II
'.'Dare Antev has Wen mulched by WIIIus
Jirllt to inert Krunkle Jerome at Mitchell
lrlcld. I. 1.. ten ruunda. Tud.t iiluht He
rlso him paired olT Hubby Unhid, nu with
Htockliuia Conroj, t, n rami l, at Troy, N.
y, Trlday iiIbIiI
Forty rounds of Imxintr il be ihe nt
tractlon of an all-star shim at the German
Mwn A. A. next Thurmlav nluhl Johnny
Krauae who whs stopped by Tim Drone) lu
Rlnn roundi, 111 get a ihance to redeem
Inisrlf ' .-'lifiiflhe l.annasler alucner In tho
final fray ,. .rMWhiu'a, ear'i fo eluht rounds.
nro Vtv "'fjBr"jr v. Hddl .Moritan, Mar
tin Je jMFjfnk Mcdnvrru. lloundy Dun-
fv. BhUf jM Tom Sharkey, of Herman.
Pv .'-r,ttll'y tvouvcra im. v runi.iti
iu I'olut Ilreeii' iporUmun, la
107
1117 ,
ir.'l
iir.
ii"! ,
inn
HIT I
III"
mew an
Scrub I.id lot
Hmr 11"
Pueblo . .. .1111
'Mi'" In Mnv 1117
sivlvann . . 110
lliiekhurn II ml
l i. In nzlc .... Inn
Te-nsc 'n ll'J
Third riu. pursi
three. m ar-olilH and up
Acielerato .. . 11.1 Double Vim HI
The I-enpard ...lno Muhtnlnd 104
War Zone I'M Wvnnenoo.1 no
Murray HI Ahlnzs . . . Km
Thursday NlRhter.Hll Iulo V ... .Ilia
Wlekforrt los
Kourlh rice purse t.lfioa added. Canailliin
Handicap, three-year-olds and up. 1 mllo and
1 furionR
f ou-h.il.l
M.ilvn
C.iuiouHliire .
Also ellk'lbl.
M'Ulnlle .
I'ullux
I.T.l lUmllion
llrmlsiib.'r,
r.idlan.l .
Il.luo it.l
1 mile.
Double Van
Nlxhtulnil
Wnnevoo.l
Ahlazs
Iulo V . . .
Ii-S.
ilala Dresn
1'rlino . . . .
Hex (Jalely .
..J0
..llll
tn)Swtet Ilouquet. BT
Oulley Head
Azracl ..,,,,
....HP
,-. , 1T
IMttar.l
Klioa
ii I '.'I
str.-e'
Ivnisliislnti ,, (', (away) Hist class July,
17 in. I is up. n Joo Hartley Phone Ki n
slnntm il'.'tn
rninl-fmril r, O. (home), nineteen to twenty
vara n 1 julv '4 end 31 op..n H c ."ox,
l.i.'s S. here slreot rr.inkfoiil
HrMt-cliiss hull rluh wants a third hane-
in,r ,.r shoitstop Hob Dab. wis lluth
street
I'. It. T. (uunyl first class tomorrow and
Siindov open .1 Whltesld" Dlumond niiSM ,
Swastika Club tawny). Hrst i lass. July 31
on"ll-S J. Nell. Wojillnnd .1217 J. be-I
Iwpi n llJIn jnd S r. m.
Jasper 1'. '. (awayl, first (lass H, H
Kt.itir lttene Krnslnaion 1M2
rooprrstllle Stara will play l'li-r A A to.
morrow at tho latter's itjoiihiIh In Ios-an.
On Sunday thev plav thi Philadelphia l)e
nui.e Club at Nlnety-tourth strei t and Tlnl.
cum avenue.
Tnvviindii A, A. (nvva ) llrst elaa July
IS 31 Auaust 1 and s open It OrljTHh.
IIIH Wm Somerset streei
Indiistriiil II-Stnra lumiv) iiit class
i il J. McOliity lliUJ W'Ht TIokh street.
A pltihrr. cntrlnr and llrt bum in. m
vou'd like to loin u ntn, teen 'o tventv soar
i'M teuin plujlnir Saturday anil Hund.iv ball.
Ilillplmers 51 North Slxih street,
An oiitllrlder. nlxteifi would like to Join
i unlformivl nedindlasi te mi -Il.illplajrr,
I '13 1 I.is'ust street
Mrsllrt fluh, of West Prllailelnhlii. will
iinet the Norlh Phlla I'-lphla V M. . today
i.i.d will lino up imalnst tin mi-.jiik Druedluc
ciun toinorrow
Vubiirii A. '. lavvi'i) llrst i lass A. J-nillH
HI imi.n.l UIMI
Northivest I'rafs liuvav' iiit i Inss J. J
II. per 2l15 Norlt. iin ri...n stiect.
St, Ijiwrrnre ('. ('. lawavi flin clasa S
V f'rt'wr. '.'3.17 i,n jt Yirk ilreet
Chester C. T. A. (avmv I tlrnt elaai Paul
-hlnn ,1117 lloae atreet Chentur, l'a.
I'hllmore A. A. awa. llrst .lass, has
today open K Irch i'hoiio Kenalngtoii
A rlnhl-hand pitcher would like to hear
fr . . n reliable acmlpro team W If If..
ISO!) Hutler street, ""
(llmrd A. A. taway), first rlaaa, Haturday
nnd rfunday datea open J II llala, ll'i'3
Bouth Markoo atrtet
Lewis. N Y
ItUi'l. N. Y
CaliUvell Cleve
Urn, Alh
'a, h.ir, Wash
Hllle. Del
Mliitt, Ath
Severeld, St, I.
Walker. Ath.
Si oil. Hon
I'rrklns, AIU ,
I'lnii'illl. H' I
Mc.S'allJ. I'""
Johnson Wash
llurrw, Alh i I. v.
Wood. Cleve
llusU. Alh
Ward. N
flharrllj. Wash
VIII. I'os
Thormahlen N 1
Jourdan. Chi
Knrr. I'os
Wiiinlmt.iiis" ''I..
Hannah, N Y
Mass. N Y
Schalk Chl.
Ilurwell. SI I.
Welsh. Atli
HliKhy. Cleve
Davis. St I..
Tlionius. Atli
Alnsmlth Det
Vltk. N Y
e'l.iLSte.l.l Det
Ili-Mullln Chl
drirrln, Atlv.
Misire, Atli
Soihoriin. St I.
Wl Hams. Chl
Wilkinson, i hi
Jones, Del
Shaw key N Y
Hhmke Det
Htanane, Det
I,.llild Chl
Coveleskle t'levi
Okrle, Del
(lallowa). Alh
Nalor, Ath
llarrua, Ath
Perry, Ath..
Harris, Alt) .,.
C. All. n. H. Hit. SI. PC
HI II 0 4 0 0 .444
;s :tis .in 12U r. in .ton
T'l .ml 7J 123 ft .1 .403
;i .'in 4n in a i .aH
70 JM S2 117 2S 10 .3N2
.HI -: HI .' 0 II .37U
71 Jlis I , ill'l 2 3o .3011
ll'i IIS 2!l 42 O 1 .311.1
;o SI' 7 11 0 1 .s3
7s .us tit 11.1 1 " '2?1
-s ,tn iis inn a in .347
7J Jill 4.1 100 1 " .al4
.14 J"l :U OS II 3 .338
.11 Jill 4'l Stl .1 3 .337
I :, -, 13 0 O .333
.11 II.' ja 37 II .1 .330
7'i llll 41 llll 4 .' .J.'"
77 J-.". 31 D3 1 H .3211
ill Jim 31 US I II .32.1
74 2IH1 4H till 10 4 .324
17 173 211 Ml S .324
711 1103 73 US 3 12 .823
77 2U.1 31 01 2 3 .3111
7'l s. .14 HI 0 12 .310
JII 17 e IS 0 0 .8111
75 301 11 till II 1 .31.1
l.'l .'-.7 r,2 St 4 H .81.1
70 177 4H S7 II 4 .314
hi Jl.l 13 S2 1 0 .314
.11 ml 14 3U 0 1 .313
nil J'.o .12 7U R I .812
.J T I 12 0 0 .BUS
r.u r.i jo 47 i .-!;;7
7i j-.s -,o 70 4 20 .aon
f.s JD'i 211 III 0 2 .8011
1.3 2J'i IIS !' 1 14 -30.1
ii a oo s:i oi o o ,30.v
711 ins 31, 03 1 3 '3"2
.Mi 2.M 3 4 118 3 4 .3tW
.ii r.t ih ni i l .joi
hj J'HI 4(1 SO 3 12 .801
ill Jil.l 41 711 r. 0 .301
71 .4s 3C 74 2 2 ,2S
51 .0.-. ,lil 01 1 f' .208
II 17 I 6 0' 0 .201
4i. I ll.l 17 48 O 2 .201
7". 'J7o 34 7H I) fi .2SII
7'l '137 .-,7 117 .2SS
7) -s.i hk SO II 2SII
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11. .'17 '.II 02 1 "J .2811
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IS Ms JS 47 2 4 .ll
7o Jlil 3s 82 1 4 .270
7 jus LI .is 1 4 .270
.is I J.I II 3.1 1 -' -278
si .-, 17 HO 3 3 .277
71' .'7s 22 77 2 3 .277
.M 1H7 21 .11 2 2 .271
III i,1 12 211 1 3 .274
jo I I 12 12 O II .273
0 'J 'Ml 48 72 ft 4 .271
Jil '.'. 2 HI O 0 271
.(., .17 7 IS 1 0 21111
31 llll t 21 0 1 .207
s J.rl 22 r.4 2 2 211.1
77 .art 37 so lo a ...i
77 jss J7 70 3 2 .201
81 210 '3 lift 4 .201
II 1J7 10 33 II 4 .200
.11 2'fll 32 01 0 10 .2.11
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17 71 3 18 1 .1 .2.14
Si HO 17 24 O 2 .2.1(1
III III I 4 0 0 .2.10
, .1.1 22.1 28 .1.1 3 3 .21.1
.".1. lstl 2 HI 2 3 .214
J1 02 8 1.1 1 0 .242
17 33 2 8 0 II .242
II 111 14 34 0 3 .241
'.' 211 I 7 0 0 .241
, 7s 2Ss 13 00 0 4 .2111
.-.., 1711 111 13 2 2 .2411
."J Ml 3 12 II II .2411
7". JII 2S .18 II 3 .2.1s
Is Jl 2 ll 0 II .23S
III 220 211 33 3 I .231
Jl lift 8 15 I U .231
111 14 1 111 O .227
08 228 22 fiO 1 7 ,224
47 12.1 12 28 1 3 221
28 711 14 17 0 0 .221
.VI 170 23 38 3 I .223
I J Oil 11 211 0 1 .222
Hi 227 111 40 II 3 .2111
HI 8 2 II 1 0 .211
Jl 12 3 11 I) 0 .212
J4 07 I 14 0 0 .2011
II 31 .1 7 0 0 .200
3.1 117 17 21 I 1 .20.1
17 44 11 ll O O .20.1
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.17 2.12 41 .11 1 ft ,202
22 111 II 13 0 0 ,2011
III 11 1 0 II .200
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22 113 1 10 O 0 JKO
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24 48 I 8 10 .167
IS SO S 4 0 0 .183
Pitcher Club
-Mitchell, llkln...
Si hupp. St I,. ..
rlmes llkln. . .
Alexander Chl..
nuether, Cln . .
t ooper, Pitts . . .
MarquArd, llkln
Hudolph. tfoa . . .
Vaushn Chi
.Meadow , I'hll. .
Itlnjr. Cln
Sh rdel. St. I.,
Nehf, N. y
MamauT. Hltln. .
Oe-ht;er Una. . .
Tnney, N' . . . ,
Sallee. -In
Smith llkln. . . .
DnuKlna, N Y. . .
Carlson l'ltts. ..
Doak. St I. ....
Haines, St I,. . .
Adams, Pitts.
Scott, lam ... .
Smith, I'hll..
I.ii'iues Cln
Kller Cln
Haw, Oil . .
Pfeffer. Ilklu . .
Cndorc. l.kln . ,
Fisher, Cln
Tyler. Chi
Hamilton Puts
IlarneM N Y
I'onder. PUIm
Jacobs. HI 1.
FlIllnKlm llos
Carter, Chl
ltlxey. I'hll..
Hendrlx cm
.McQuillan Iu
l'JIlVTH Ion
Hllhhcll.N.V..I'hll
Meador. Puts
Causes, I'lill..
Heut.M. N Y
Goodwin, St I,
Marlln, Oil
Hiilllil, I'hll.
Winner Plus
May, St. I..
W.
lo I
12 n
HI 7
13 'I
14 7
ll 3
4 2
It 0
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12 7
4
4
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8
rt
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11
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1.000
.714
,7(l.i
.11811
.0S4
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.1,07
.'.II7
.1117
.1113
.032 .
.112.1
.nu
..181
..183
..103
..11.1
.1.10
.::,
.133
..1211
,1'JO
..'.(III
..100
..1110
.Mill
..100
.MID
.487
.I03
.444
.4211
42'l
.421
. I Oil
.4(10
..1MI
.37.1
.308
.3.14
.3.11
.333
.333
.333
.207
.231
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.1.14
.143
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5 .. 1
4 .. ..
4 .. 2
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Nat'l League Club Batting
Club
St. Louis....
Cincinnati .
OiIcpro . . .
Ilrooklyn . . .
N ,vv York . .
rlilliulrlphl.i
noston
l'lttshuruh
o ah u it nu sn.rc
HI 27IH 344 7811 1ft CO .281
7.1 J4sl 'llli il'.'.' 7 lln .271
S2 L'71'i 3.'4 713 21 71 .270
S2 2010 313 773 12 34 .2110
7S ;'i,vi :uu 7n: fl.-, 'Jill
70 2VII 2.11 071 .SI 84 .2.1!)
711 J 117 243 lljll l 30 r..
. 74 2,120 2,14 lias ll 05 .233
pY AVILLTAMS is topping the nwot-
ters on MnniiRer (Juvvy Crnvath's
squail. Cy is poking uwav at ,311.
WrlRhtstoue is peltlur; at a .I10S clip
mid Casey Steuuel is batting an even
.300
Hoirer llornsby. of tlie Cardinals,
tops the National League hitters with a
pcrcciitiiKe of .300, Hor also leads in
most busc hits with nil. Cliarlev
Ilolloehcr, of tlie Cubs, leads ot run
scoriui: with fill tallies. Cy Williams,
with II home runs, holds the honor place
In four-base hitting. Max Carey, the
ileet 1'irate, continues showing tlie way
along base paths with 32 stolen" bases.
Although Clarence Mitchell heads tlie
lmrlers with f wins ami nary a defeat,
hurling honors really belong to 1'crd
Sehtipp. who won 10 and lost but 4
games ior o piteiiing tigure of .714.
Zock Wheat, inujoi- league champion
hitter m consecutive games for tlie sea
sons of Ulltl and 11118, with records
of hitting safe in twenty-nine straight
games and tweuy-six contests respec
tive y, concluded hia longest streak of
hitting the present campaign on Julv
10, when Wheat fell hitless before the
serves of Marvin (Joodwin. Up. to this
game aek had punched safely his lost
thirteen contests in which lie came
through witli twenty-four hits in forty
nine batting tries for a percentage of
.4.10 uml Kcored eighteen runs. Wheat
scored ten runs in seven successive
games when the Cardinals hulted Zack
on July !).
Batting Averages
21
21 3.'2
34 S7
40 1311
33 tnj
117 201
72 2.1 1
Is 411
31 1 l
Pitt.. 40 llll
Chl . 13 ln.l
78 2lls
.12 111,1
70 27.1
82 J2H
0.1 213
70 1'.I3
10 300
10 211
Sft 270
21 30
78 2117
(IS 2MI
Oft 240
SI 321)
American League Pitching
n
ritcher Club W
Ituth. New York 1
Morion, Cleveland ,1
Snvder Wash I
Daubs. Cleveland in
Hoy. II, ml, in 3
Oil tin. .New lorit i
Coveleskle. Cleve 1.1
Cnldvvill, Clevi . HI
Clcotte, cnicns'o 1.
Wlllliinia.dllisa-n 111
Shocker. St i,ouib i;i
Shaw key. N Y 10
Thormahlen. N Y 0
rabr. OlIeilKO 11
Mavs, New York. 12
Collins New York .1
Ilurwell, St Louts 3
Zaihiry Wash., li
HiiHh. Hoston n
I'entioi k. Hoston.
Kerr. ChluiKo
Hrlckson. Wash
Wellm.in St I,
MoKrlditc, N. Y .
Sch.iLht, Wash
t'hle. Cbvelund .
Shore, New York
Keefr, Athletics.
Karr Hoston
N'lehnus. Cleve
Saunders St I,
Pane ChlcaBo
InhiiHon Wash.
Hussell. Hoston .
Snthnron, SI. I,.
Harris, Athletic
Jones, Hoston . .
Shavv.WashlnKton
Davis SI. Louis
Courtney Wash.
Ilauss Detroit .
lildhaln, Detroit..
Ay'ra. D'lrnlt
Mors, C'eveliind .
flkrle. Detroit
t.eonar.1 1)"troli
Wilkinson. Chicnu-o
Van flllder. St I,.
Perr. Athletics.
Niijlnr. Athletics,
llarper. Hoston..
1'hmko. Detroit.
Moore, Athletics.
Hasty. Athletics.
Iioiann, lieirnu
HlKbre, Atlilrtlrs
I' C.
1 (100
.883
.son
.702
7Mi
714
714
.7H0
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ijayrs, Hoston.. 31 77
wilineH, lll(n,,
Hornsbv St. I,.
Klnu, N Y
Hmlih N. Y. . .
Sullivan, llos..
Konotchy, llkln.
Koush, Cln,....
Schupp, St. I...
l'Vlsch. S'. v
iicnoison,
Twomblv.
Hollocher. Chl
smith, St I, . .
Oroh, Cln
Myere. llkl v n . .
Uuubnrt Cln. ..
!iS!ffr,on' l'h'
IVIlllunis, I'lill,.
Kurd Hoston. . .
Duncan. Cln...
lYrlchtstone.l'hl.
Kelly, N. Y. .
Flack. Chl... .
Illshee, Pitta...
Stock, St. L.. ..
'.. Wheat, Hkln. 7.1
Stencel, I'hll. . 7.1 280
ierry, cni, . . ,
Havan, St. L..
demons, fit. L,
jiinvrin, st. I,. ,
Younir, N. V. . .
Merklo. Chl . .
Johnston, llkln.
llarber. Oil . .
I'lmknrt. Chl. . .
Cruise, Hoi, ...
Miller, llklyn...
Wlnttn On
Kournler. St I
14-Ilniineiiu, l'hl,
Allen. On.. ..
Schmidt l'ltts
Hiimruft. I'lill,
llollie, Hos ...
(lowdv, Jinn . . .
Hums, N Y. . .
Scott. llos . .
Chrlstcnhv. ii f,
Msrnnvllle llos.
Whltteil. l'ltts..
See. On
Carev, Pitta. .
I'lcti tier. I'lill,,.
Mann. llos . . ,
Hoeckel Hon
Alexan.lur. Chl .
Harbare Pitta .
vaURlin, Chl.
2ll
ii. im.su. r.c
32
2(1
no
311
47
30
SO
8S
18
13
29
33
111
.3
34 ,12
I'l 811
13 HIO
41 70
2 4
(I HI
1 10
0 ll
4 4
I
lift 242
70 242
- I'miletle. I'lill
2 I Ulna- On..
.1 n
8 Hi
I ft
II h
ft 7
ft 7
3
11
ft
111
lft
ll
13
HI
.Mill
Mill
Mn
.."nil
Mid
171
lft".
114
.144
.120
417
117
100
Is'l
3sr,
311
313
.3VI
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300
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Am. League Club Batting
Clubs
Cleveland
St Ixmls . . .
Washlnuton
Chlraa.)
New York
Iloatnn ........
Athletic
.......
0 AH n 11 nn sri l'C.
711 2087 401 8S8 17 47 ,312
711 27O0 304 80ft 'J2 JIB 208
74 2.121 370 74(1 111 117 .207
78 2710 417 7H7 20 .11 .20.1
82 2700 4Bfl 7811 B7 BO ,284
7J sum am hut la 40 tSflH I Wiwrow .."'
n.i nir.i m 101 an 33 ,IBZ '!?," .r,n
70 2101 1161 010 18 34 .210 " l1"1"
Srhultz. St ,.
DNelll. llos
I.UOUe. On . .
Mriisrl. I'hll ..
(Irimth. Ilkbn
Nenle, On
Dili U N 1
Ituth. On . . .
Kllduff llklvu .
Kniif On. . .
(UVVl'KS,Hs,,l'hl.
colon ruts.
I.ee. l'ltts
Cravnlli, I'hll ,
Krueuer, Hkln
M' Henry St. L,.
Heathcnte.St 1,
Mitchell, llklvn.
J. Miller, I'hll .
Sontnw'ih riu
It. .Miller. I'hll...
O'F.irrell. Chl
Hnrlden. On ,
Cutahavv l'ltts .
Itlxry. I'hll .
Nihf. N Y
Crane. On
Fllllnglm llos
Deal. Chl
Cooper. Pitts .
Tnney. N. Y
firlmm. Pitts
Hlllntt. llklvn
Pick, Hos .
Traitesser, I'lill.
Olson. Ilkbn
Snvder N Y .
nilhoefer SI I,.
Jacobs St I. .
Shotion m 1
M. IVIimit,
li.irnes. .-s v . . .
Haefner Pitts .
Nell, Hkljn .
Klllefer, (hi. .
Carlson, Jl""-'
Ponder, Pitta. .
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Game Manager of Cleveland
Indians Knows a Man's
Job -Is Never Limited;
Does Everything Well.
ny C1RANTLAND IHCK
Somowlicre Alonr Hie lloail
The trorld I know it full of hate,
Of en viz and of wrong,
Where life is still a scrap with fate
As seasons more along;
And yet amid the. litter thrall
llow lighter grows the load
When one can hear a friendly call.
A friendly hail across the wall
Somewhere along the road,
7'Ao trorW fo full of knots and such
That test one in a hole,
Where fate maintains its deadly clutch
hpon the wdarg soul,
And yet when life is dull and hare
lJoxe little seems the goad
When somc,matc.has a smile to spare,
A friendly grip tlial's on the square
Somewhere along the road..
Somctlilntr to Think Over
T7E1JY few or even fewer crtn do n
" little work well. Tlie less you hnvc
to do the more oertnln you nre to do It
rntlier badly. The more you have to do
the more likely you are to do nil of It
well.
As n rule It Is only tho prodigious
workers who get 100 per cent out of
their iiKsignmcntfl.
Hern, for exnmple. Is Tris Speaker.
He Is miiniiging n ball club that Is in
the thick of n pennant fight. Speaker
is one of tho hardest workers In the
gome. Not only on tho flfeld, but off
the field, he Is planning nnd working,
encouraging his men nnd looking nfter
numerous details.
And as a sideline he Is not only
ploying a great game In the, ouUflcld but
is ulsii butting around .400.
n icnKcr nasn f. n owed h s mnnv
managerial duties to Interfere with his
work through tho game. He has put
enough determination Into his dov's
routine to do both jobs well. On the
one side ho is keeping his club in the
light; on tlie other he is having the
greatest season lie has ever known.
Speaker knows that 11 mini's inli l
I never limited not until the work Is
completed. Ho don't overlook tlie Texan
in naming one of the main heroes of
the 11)20 campaign.
Together
rpKN' or twelve jeurs ago there were
four great managers in buscbnll.
They were Connie illicit, John McGraw,
Hugliey Jennings and Frank Chance.
Chance retired after his attempt to
get the Yankees going.
Tlie Standing of the Clubs is eloquent
enough testimony as to what lias hap
pened to the other three.
Jennings nnd Mack, who won seven
pennants from 1007 through H'H, nro
in tho death grip for ltibt place. Mc
Graw has spent most of the year at
tempting to keep as high as seventh in
an eight-club race. None of the three
Is young. Together they hnvc won
fifteen pennnuts. But it is a question
now whether nny one of the three will
ever win another. The stars who went
with them to fame arc gone or scattctcd
Mntliewson, Donovan, Bender, I'lank,
Collins, Scliaefer, Mullin, Marquard,
McCilnnis. And all have conic a long
wny to start over aguiu.
Tlie Interval
GKEAT heavyweight battles, battles
that curry their appeal to the mul
titude, nre few and very far between.
Tho interval between big fights is
almost nu era or nn epoch.
Jeffries knocked out Kltzsimmons in
189S. or lSIHt. His next big fight was
in 1010, when he was beaten.
After winning frum Jeffries. Jack
Johnson's big light camo with Willurd
in 1015. 'NVillurd's big engagement
camo with Dempsey in 1010. Note the
snan between these battles of big inter
est 1808. 1010. 10in. 1010 four in
twenty-one years, n five-year gap be
tween upon on average.
Dempsey may litivo two or threo
minor engagements to face. But it may
be two or three years before he has 11
contest on whero public interest is
worked up to the recent Toledo pitch,
where nny considerable pnrt of the na
tion Is aroused as it was a year ago.
A match with Carpentier would
arouse this inteiest, but no one else is
capable of producing the dramatic es
sentials. And It is no part of a cer
tainty that Dempsey nnd Carpentier
will ever meet.
Another Suggestion
ilIICItE is only one wny, of course, to
nrevent the intentronnl free nnss.
And that Is to build a heavier penalty
against nny sort of pass, intentional or
otherwise. V. 13. Vim Vlceck, Jr.. the
old 'inlo pitcher, suggests thnt the hats
mun be given two buses where tho
pitcher fails to get one strike out of
four nttempts. This would bo a big help
in brenking up any intentionnl pass.
And n pitcher who can't get ono strike
over tlie plate out of four triuis should
suffer 11 double penalty, an) way. If he
should get one strike over and tho bats
man missed it. he could then go about
his business of walking the slugger in a
crisis. But tho heavy hitter would at
least havo that one crack at It,
This latter suggestion seems to bo n
first-closs solution of tho problem ono
nt lenst worth consideration.
(C'orirloht. 1320 til rlfllili rcsenied.l
I " " ..
,rJjMyWsWmME 1
This SI'EAKEB
DEMPSEY WANTS
FORTUNE TO BOX
Arrives In New York and Sooki
$100,000 to Meet Bill
Brennan
Now York, July i7.-7-.Tnck Dempsey,
chnmpion henvyweight of the world,
Is in town to listen n ivhlle nnd later
to box. So far his listening brought
one bid of $100,000 from n western
promoter for a bout on Labor Dar,
But the announcement that Tex Hick.
urd has leased Madison Square Gardea
and tlie arrival of Dempsey look like '
more than a coincidence. There ate
still plenty of chnnces that Dempsej ,
may have himself watched with Gcorgej
Carpentier nt the Garden before the
snow flies.
In the meantime. Dempsey may take
on Wild William Brennan for u second '
time. Dempsey knocked Wild William
for !he traditional goal once before,
but Wild William would bo willing to
be knocked for the snine distance again 1
for a cash consolntlon. ,
Whnb stands In the wny of this re
turn match is the fact that Jack 1
Ivenrns, manager for Dempsey, believes
thnt the champion should have ut least '
jsiw.uuu every time he dons the mits,
promoters nre wondering about
nnd
T
the chnnces of cettinir thnt much tn
ut the gate for a jJcmpscy-Brennan
bout.
The International Sporting Club will
experiment with u new henvyweight"
contender nt the tdiow nt the Newark!
Hnnptulnnn'u rU,tlt....i 41. .'1(1,1. TT-vl
Bob Johnson," the survivor of the In-1
ternntionai uiub's rivals. Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien has been training him ;
and days thut he has the goods,
MURRAY DEFEATED
Alex Squalr Defeats Former Cham
Dion in Clav Court Tournev
Chleimo, July 17. Alex Squalr. of Chl-V
cbbo wentem champion In 1014, aVfatJ
It. I.lncllev Murray, of NlKwirn Falla. N. T..
fornvr holder of th national turf tltl. fl-J.
0-4, 0-1 fl-4, yesterday In the sixth round et
the tenth annual national clay-court tennli
hiimplonahlp at the Bouth Ride Tennla Club.
The victory placed Sciualr In tho aemlflnali,
wunre, no win meet noiaml jioDertn.
Murray umiiBhed hla wuv to lctorv In tin
nrat Fet with hla repperv aervlco mid br
following; the hull to the net. from vh'ch
antuR point ho drove Squalr'a returna ill
oyer the court Haunir was helnle-w when
Murray had tills advantaue and the Nt
lnrlier on a lovo not. In tho aconil net
Huuulr changed hla tvo of aervlce. adopt
In the American twlat nerve, which Murray
failed to lmndlo with as much force aa hla
returns had In the flrat act.
In tho fourth round of the men's double!.
Vincent Hlchiirds. of Yonknra. N. Y ar4
Poland Roberta defeated Harold nartell. oi
Cleveland, nnd Walter K, Weebrook. of De
troit. B-7, 0-J. 0-1. fl-2.
Brown Knocks Out Mulligan
Preaton Brown knocked out Youn Mul
llBan ln tho llKhtwelcht wind-up at tt
Cambria Club taat ntftht. Drown acorcd hla
ylitory in the necond round with a kliort
Jolt over tho heart. Job Koona eaully da
fen'ert Tommy Warren in the eleht-round
eenimlnd-up. Tho other bouta were ll
followa: Youne Joe Uradley bent Kid Kirl.
Johnny McCoy and Knotty Decker drew,
and Hddle tllbbona won over Charley Welio.
TEpT-MILESWIM here
Great Event Will Be Held In Dela.
ware River Tomorrow Afternoon
A galaxy of the world's greatest
swimmers will compete in the ten -mile
event in the Delaware river toinormu-
afternoon for the championship of the
I'nited rtinros nun innaiin. As the
American Olympic luitntors nre to sail
within the next few dajs vlrtunllv all
nf them In the Knst will lie here to com
pete. Tlie riiee begins ut 1 :.'I0 p. ui.,
starting from the Huee street wharf.
Among the local entries nre l'mil V
Mngce. Camden Y. M. ('. A.. U IH
rnted ns the best in this vicinity for the
teii-iulle event. .1. ll. liiintlier. uf
Charleston, v . u.. wuo unisiieii eiglith
in the race lust M'lir. entered and kIioiiIiI
make n good showing.
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D ATI7Q KPiC3lV?.l.,i,a!.-iT..'.ii.
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KI'KCIAI, HDMSIKII 1'fHJIlHK.S
Flesh Reducing Body Building
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H. K. (OH. llltli rilKHTNllT. Hiiru Toll.
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In the gymnaalum, away from the. hd
un, flta you for work In offlco or achoel
next fall, Special croup camea, ban
mil. volley ball, hoxlns.
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