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EVENING 'pUBLftj LEDGJSR-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, .TtfLY 16, 19,21
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Phillies and Athletics Have Shown Great Improvement in Batting During the Last Wed
Sr-'
HEILMAN DISPLACES
i SPEAKER IN AMERICAN
I' Tiger Gains 23 Points,
f ' Witt and Cy Williams
Hornsby
HARRY HBIIiMAN, star outcrgnr
dener of the Detroit Tiger,, baa
.win taken the lend for stugglnir honor
fi the American League. Ilollinan re
ritcn Tris Speaker, the manager-out-fader
of the Cleveland Indlnns', who
. nide n oncvcek stand tut league leaner.
, Harry Rained' twenty-three' points
' JurlnK the last week, while Spoke was
' " ...- ti,ur.nnp. The Tlecr Is now
' Sifni the sphere nt .-m, ami his rival
f I, hitting ..1M. Ty Cobb, who nets In
the ainc capacity ni iuoiv " oiic
tots at Cleveland, did, not play last
TWMtey Witt continues to lend the
fifhtln' Athletics. He Is batting nt a
iw pace, two points less than his
image bi last week. Frank Welch,
Tr. dropped eleven notches In the Inst
even da) s, and lb now hitting .311.
.,tr, lloore, Dugnn and J. Walker
rc the other Mackmen hitting over
,300.
'American League Batting
Hinr. Club
Burna. Clove.,
ft.llmtn. Det.
o. a.u. n. n.iin.en. p.c.
,.4i lie 32 no o a ,m
..70 822 71 18V 12
HT DtO T1 111 n
2
O
8
O
0
1
2
.304
.394
.3011
.389
.383
.87ft
.371!
.3(14
.3112
.800
COW), Ul
lSaft Ct.VV.'.72 77 OS 10J 3
5ETh?rland. Det. 17 8 4 11 0
Waodtll. Pit. ..18 18 7 7 0
KS l.r: . .2!! 78 12 80 0
fchln. St. t...82 31)5 78 187
nuth N. T 80 JB5 89 108 34 8
WlllWa. St. U.m JW 4 110 10 14
SlIVV hlii.. ..83 89 28 82 O 8
C...h' n.l. ... 70 318 73 114 12 8 .338
K.maW. C1.V..35 107 11 38 O 1 .333
fliitel Det.. 34 70 17 27 O 1
ilaltr Bt? h 09 288 03 102 4 1H
5 ColllIU. ChU.OS 20(1 40 08 o a
.834
.331
.819
,8?7
.380
.383
.333
.331
.831
.330
.32S
.327
.324
.324
.'.')
.SKI
U23
.311
.310
.817
.810
.810
.310
.314
.812
.311
.310
.310
.300
.308
SOS
.307
Sinlnir. Clee..81 822 38 109 3
B hanaon. uqvd..oo io tw hi
Itrunlc. Chi 01 211 38 71 0
Johnaton. CUve.,00 224 33 73 O
Oharrltr. Wr.ah..70 285 40 83 3
J Scwell, CIave.81 811 83 108 3
rVx.lil Clva...4l 138 21 48 1
Kin, Woih. ...87 833 32 117 4 13
JonM. Det 78 200 42,97 0 4
Ward. N. T RO 207 3097 8 4
Johmon. Chi.... 78 300 41 99 0 0
Witt. Ath 80 327 30 100 3 0
Pratt. Uoa....
ItMlr. Ath....
Jlelnnla, lloa..
. .til . on oi a it
. .11 38 3 11 O 0
..77 297 38 08 0 2
..80 331 49 112 3 12
lultt. nun .
Meiutl. N. T....77 313 40 100 B 7
gtiawlcey. N. T.13 41 0 18 1 0
Smith. Clne....70 228 31 72 8 0
Rainier, Det 01 200 10 08 0 1
Mwre Ath 10 88 8 12 8 O
Itoinxr. Chi. ...03 248 41 77 3 11
Elltrt, W..8t.I..43 141 18 44
Wtlth, Ath 73 200 33 81
Dunn Ath ....77 207 88 02
Oraner, Clere. .40 71 13 22
Falk, Chi 80 324 34 100
Jones, no 20 82 0 10
Both. Uoa 10 39 4 12
Bbanka. Waah...87 380 31 103
Itutl. not 08 2IU 28 02
Blue. Det 83 320 37 08
8 .307
9 .300
Courtney, Waah.22 80 ,3 11
.800
.803
.30
.803
.302
.301
.300
Baker .N. Y....35 214 23
Jncotaon. St. 1..70 310 37
JlaTi. N. T ?9 70 3
Fawner. N. T..3S 129 24
., WttlKrr. A til.. 80 200 27
Molti:. Chl 43 140 m
roller. Uoa. ...40 140 14
n
0 .300
r'bKani". Ciena. S7 137 5S 41 n
2 .800
Tluih, Det 70 310 87 02 0
W,'. Chve. . . .80 01 18 19 1
Retb. K Y 38 142 27 42 2
Bame. St. L...23 27 4 8 1
Hawka. N T. ..27 .18 13 17 1
.207
.207
.290
.290
.293
.29J
.291
.2911
.290
.288
.283
.281
.283
.tSI
.270
.ai
.270
.268
.27
.223
.220
.217
.214
.188
.003
.081
. Berber, St. L....49 IDS 28 37
.Johmon. Waah..21 33 0 10
'Peck'wrh. JJ. Y.77 207 01 80
Milan Waah. ..50 137 20 40
PIPP. N. Y 80 312 83 90
, Mtnoaky, Doe. ..78 281 40 81
Bchana-. N. Y...73 287 20 07
Alniml(hl Det... '33 02' 0 20
twtlll. Ath 44 121 8 34 O
X. . '". .. .0" R9 51 9 lO
f. Un"rr, Ath. .71 7 39 75 0
Orlffln. Ath.. ..17 41 7 11 0
i naiarr, Ain.iu no o 18
Cillouoj. Ath...8 238 18 flt
Mrl'ann, Ath... 23 80 7 IS
Rommel, Ath... 22 40 3 10
watt, Ath 10 14 0 3
Ilarrli. Ath ....21 6t 1 8
Nijler, Alh. . .In 21 0 2
Beefe Ath.. s... 22 33 3 2
I Club Batting
ciub. o An n. ii. 2n. ,nn. urt. sn
flevelind 81 2137 323 042 198 31 28 80 ,
Detroit. . 88 2901 SOS 033 130 38 30 82 ,
ft. I.o'il, R3 'jpnfl 28 arts 132 38 41 47
New York 80 2777 433 822 131 38 73 .19
CJilcaio . 80 2707 809 705 133 19 14 49 ,
JVaiVtton 87 3008 418 844 135 32 24 08 ,
5?'.n. "2833 327 721 182 37 10 43 .
Atlilrtiev. 80 2830 314 773 134 38 00 45 ,
re,
320
322
29S
200
2h7
281
274
272
Pitching
Ijjat Shut-
i Pitcher, Club. W.
jlofforr, Clev. .. 8
Menwald, Cle,. 2
JcharJit. Wnnh... 5
i'othcrlamJ, Det. 0
irmeon N Y.. 8
ker, Chleaa;o...l7
lira New Yorlt..l4
Coieleakle. rinva.,14
JIMilletnn. Det... 7
Malla. Cleva 10
"oariflg,, Waah.,10
Cald-el Cleve.. 2
ihaw, Wneh 2
Colllni. N Y.... 3
jnea, Ilnaton ...12
Meore, Athlrtlea. . 8
Jhawkey N Y... 7
TOe. Cleve ....11
"oyt New York.. 0
Pennoek, rtoton . 8
Zachary. Waah.. 10
it
1
Snooker, Pt 'l ',m
rrV. Athietlea . 8
ri.'.V ' """von
Oldham, Detroit
Aeoata, Wnah. .
7
6
4
4
i
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grne, st i,.
Jiercv. X
1
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rvnmon. waah..
JJerr, rhleiRo .
fc"1
iiWiVfl H'oU,
?ulnn, N v
Pa'iM Detroit
Krlckion, Wnah
Courtrvv, Wnah
''yninl Detroit
&!.h,0' ..'vnn 3
Wtteeney Chl.. 2
Jurwell, St l
Twomhley Chl... 1
Jwaell. IloatSn 3
gulrennan Chl 2
fe. Athletlea . i
X'lormahen Uoa 1
nlchmond St I, . n
D!venport, Chl.' n
"llklnion, Chl . 0
Amateur Sports
j "01
l.aifti rJ..a ?;,".!..!".?
Im uHnt
aamea, J. o, Relder, 1B1
eUiilr It-...
- nicri
mi- tr.,hr;wh.m,ffor:''M .???
am .,. " w"h rn'nor-leacue experience
is :r F .''" c,ub-
rlUHini, (a fnitPIAnn.t. i..... .. i . . .
zrnit KAtnt. i t A tX r T n TAB'n
ffiK,' "
;nivr Rti-fwi .'.v.vjmitjy, ;.-i.ij4 jortn
i.rr.f."t.
to team" :." a '"urJeen-aUteen-year-
.!:'""' wanta tm with i,,h. .i..
?' Ward. .Ir
'venth .ffii"1 V Bchlelf.r 2001 South
4 kuth Nhlth" ffrpV,"- rr,"" William.
' " S!i!.r''n '"t '" wlthou, a
luutr
cam
Behefftr 'ni..''"". t home or awa:
euner ni home or away A.
'ono Tloiftt 0373 w y' A
Clalr;,.A."u,."J 'JOKB 0373 W
ramea win, .! .?."'? "he. to arranxa
w'z 4V' si"-g,"!.. .iii.
? k'Ul...7ri.iVn0.u,,,..llkiJ 'onnact with a
' Thlrty?ri,t,lortn;'(ftlon. C. Met!.. 081 North
13 V!n,V.tS.',5r,rfiv,J,nf ,-
1 .'oluml.l, !' r n, P"Bon 7024.
Iroua o a,'" " Orat.claaa team, la de-
!Jatlon, wlnf. Ban!r" h all home a.
irtet. uonoerBer, 148 Durfor
hi:' ?&' nrtit-rlaH hnm. ... a?
claaa
i.V tV'nt8round '? W..". -wh any t
any taania
ijfvr jV'1"". ' 'u'n. I'nona
rop.
book
,,'" iiwir..! .. .
M7i,i,t, "'jea'nna would like to
way.
i.. r- c. w. l.
o i.nun 2 ..
0 1,000 2 ..
1 ."W1 i ..
2 .730 .. 1
1 .730 . . j
0 .780 3 ..
8 .787 n ..
0 .700 t ..
3 .700 4 ..
B .007 1 ..
5 .007 1 ..
1 .007 2 ..
1 .007 1 ..
3 .025 4 ..
8 .000 I ..
4 .000 .. 1
3 .583 1 . .
8 .379 .. 1
7 .303 .
7 .333 1 ..
9 .320 1 . .
8 .529 . . 1
9 .520 . 1
8 ,Pfl , . 1
7 .500 .. i
0 .500 1 ,
4 .500 .. 1
4 .800 .. 2
3 .30(1 , , 1
8 .500 .. J
3 .300 .. 2
2 .300 1 ..
8 ,407 1 ..
li , inn .. i
10 .414 . 5
0 ,438 .. 1
4 . 120 . . 2
7 .417 .. 1
9 .400 .. 2
0 .400 1 ..
0 .400 1 ,.
.400 .. 1
8 .385 3
.373 2 . .
4 .428 2
4 .333 .. 1
4 .383 . . 2
4 .333 2 ..
2 .333 .. 2
9 .230 . . 1
3 230 ., a
8 .200 .. 7
5 .107 .. 8
8 .til .. 8
2 .0(10 .. 3
3 ,ono .. a
o ,000 ,. o
S?. r, ' open" for "H i the W.atmar.
With kit ' H A. rt. 'WJinin tn KL. -.
nniuva
ren
While Indian Drops 31.
Best of LocaC Batters.
Tops National
Robnna HORNSIIY, the fleet St.
Louis liidelder, Is Rtlll at the top of
I he Nntlonnl League sticksmltiis, Al
though he dropped eight points during
the lost revan days, Hornsby still has n
romfortnblc lend over Oeorge Cutshnw,
of the PIrntes, who Is his nearest rival.
Itotrcrs Is batting for a percentage of
.420, while Ocorgc Is going at a Ml
olfp. .
Cy Wllllnmx, the lanky outfielder of
our Phillies, has stepped out and taken
the Jnonl batting lend from Kmll Meu
8ol. Williams is riding the pellet nt
..102, just ten point better thnn Meuocl.
Ilettn, Uruirgv. .Tnrk Miller, Rnlph Mil
ler and Wrlghtstonc ore nlso hitting
.300 or better for Donovan.
Jimmy Ring Is tho leading Phillies
twlrler. He hni won six games and
dropped nine, for an averogo of .400.
National League Batting
mayor Club O. All. n. H, lln.hn. TC.
flrott. Do 21 42 5 18 0 0 .420
Chrleto'urr. Eoi.10 28 10 12 0 1 .428
Horrnby. St, I...70 307 03 120 II 0 ,420
Twombly. dhl. . .43 88 14 30 1 0 .409
Nicholson Ilos.,.40 131 20 89 4 3 .891
Cruleo. Boa ...41 123 21 47 fl 3 .370
Cutahanr. Pitta... 39 2:3 83 81 (I 18 ,301
Groh, Cln 23. 88 14 32 0 2 .304
Younr. N. Y 07 224 47 81 3
nilllnma. rhtl.,,74 287 37 101 10
Orlmei. Chl, ...70 283 8fl 102 2
.lehmnndt. nkln..30 10J 13 38 1
MrneeJ, rllll. ...78 SOT 85 108 12
Mann. St. U....3S 154 30 34 fl
SIcHenrv. St. U.77 293 83 192 10
9 .303
4 .302
0 .300
0 ,333
7 .852
fl .331
0 .348
rnurnler. St. I... 77 205 55 102 9 10 .340
.Maranvllle. ntt.70 323 59 ill 1 la .844
nlrbee. Pitt 70 80S 87 110 1 11 .343
Martin, Chl ....10 85 1 12 0 0 .343
Klllefer.' Chl . . 25 79 0 27 0 2 .342
Sullivan. Chl. ..40 ISO 14 53 3 3
nelta. I'hll 10 0 0 2 0 0
Itrueh. Cln 50 217 24 72 1 8
Jchneton Jlkln.. 81 332 03 110 4 12
FTieeh. N. Y 78 311 70 103 8 22
Ifarg-nue. cln... 47 121 13 41 1 2
Cnrey. I'ltta ..77 291 55 95 4 23
Snuthw'h. rtoa. .70 307 30 100 4 13
.333
.333
.832
.331
.331
,331
.320
.320
Malael, Chl 04 190 27 03 0 5 .320
Kelly. N' Y.... 73 790 48 90 13 2 .324
Hhjder. N. Y....3H 15J 19 49 7 1
Wheat, Ukln Ml 312 8S 1110 8 7
Ilruxrr. rllll. ..03 188 22 00 3 8
Klack. Chl hi 204 41 84 4 10
Pent. Chl 48 173 25 33 1 1
J. Mollrr. Phil.. 53 203 27 A3 II 8
.322
321
.810
.318
.3th
317
Ortrnth. Skin. ..00 233 30 80 8 2 .310
imncrnrt. st. x. .7S una n.3 07 2 10 .314
llroaelor. Cln. ..33 182 19 51 1 3 .313
Hmitli, Ht. rJ...,3ni7fl 39 53 3
Smith. N. Y 40 131 22 41 7
Tlarber. Chl 03 221 32 09 0
Kalleo N. Y 19 10 1 3 0
It. Miller, rtilt..52 187 10 58 2
Ruether. lkln...19 42 8 13 0
.343
.318
.312
.312
.310
310
.309
.30S
.302
.200
.298
.207
.297
.297
Stofk. St. I, 74 298 49 !I2 0 fl
wnittod. Pitta... 04 230 41 77 4 3
milnalm. noa...21 43 H 13 2 0
Wrlxhts'f, Phil.. 72 280 It II I t
I'OWOII. DOB 78 319 57 93 8 3
i;oecHol, uoa. ...70 300 40 89
Tlerney. Pitta ..71 279 33 83
Sehultr. St. L...37 185 27 55
Clemona, St. U.59 182 18 54
Pnrhmaon. Phil.. 42 145 17 43
Oowdr. Poa 3D 71 10 21
Grimm. Pitta. ..79 291 87 8H
Schmidt. Pitta... 78 257 22 7fl
5 12
2 4
4 4
0 .297
0 .207
2
2
.200
.200
,290
.295
.201
.2011
3 0
0 7
Durna. N Y.... .78 322 59 95 2 13
inao, i,in oi 1B1 14 44 2 1
terry, ,m iu 2TI 34 SO 2
Duncan. Cln. ...77 272 29 70 2
Hollocher, Chl... 07 278 38 80 0
Mrn'l.. Ph. N. Y.JO 88 ' 8 1U 0
r.uque, Cln 24 Su 3 17 0
l"tra, Phil. ...25 03 1 18 0
90
.288
.288
.288
.280
.285
.283
.281
.279
waiKar, w. Y. ..30 170 28 31
B'a, Ph.. N. Y.72 108 20 83
Lavan, Ht. I.....78 303 83 85
Barnhnrdt. I'ltta. 02 180 31 32
Ilrown, N. Y....49 104 18 20
Kelloher. Chl. ..40 140 11 3D
Olaon. Dkln. ...81 388 80 98
Orlmea. Dkln. ..16 54 8 15
Daubart, Cln ...70 272 80 75
Ford. Uoa 75 277 82 70
llorne. Cln. ...,.7f 805 39 83
Kon'y. Bk., Phil.01 218 20 50
Lrbonrr'u. Phil.. 31 82 11 22
l.re. PhU 1 174 19 44
Kln. N. Y.. Ph.42 100 18 24
Ilrtpp. N. Y.. rh.flg 201 25 47
naumrnHn'r,Phll20 20 5 fl
Ulnc. PhU 18 47 fl D
Mcmroc, PhU. ...20 23 3 4
liuhbell. Phil. ...31 88 R A
.Smith. Thll 21 42 1 i
2
1
2
I
0
2
1
1
1
1 .270
1 .278
2 .278
0 .278
A .278
1 0
2 13
4 S
8 0
3 8
0 0
0 4
0 O
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
.274
.273
.271
.208
52
.310
.284
.207
.101
.171
.138
.048
Club Batting
Club O.
PI. Louis 711
Chicago. 78
r-ltta'bsrlt id
lloiton. . 78
PhlU.... 75
N. York. Ih
llrnoklyn Ml
Clncln... 77
AR It. II.
273(1 4.13 N40
2078 33S 812
2t37 419 M-,3
2719 SRI 02
2015 310 773
2000 430 73
2A0K S(1R 773
2357 208 084
211.arf.11n.Rn pc.
148 44 40 3M ..ins
181 22 is 20 .an.i
132 02 17 7!) .30.!
104 80 34 30 .205
,',,,5 7 4? 3
127 40 45 Oil .2111
J'5 ? 3R42 .17(1
107 40 13 45 .213
Pitching
Pitcher Club
ronder.ritfi .Ciil
main.-. PlttP. . .
nrlmon. jikln. . .
Ctopcr. Pitta,...
Mltjua Dkln
Morrleon, Pitta,.
Nohf, N. Y
Adamn. Pitta....
H-nton. N' Y., .
Pnurclaa. .V. y
TOIInrlm, horn. .
f'cachtrer, 7o .
Doak. St. U.,..
l-colt. Itoa . ,
Alexander. Chl
ChrmM. Chl..
wrkr'Uui
j :: :i
w. 1,.
3 0
8 2
12 2
rc.
1.000
.HMI
lain
.800
.730
.733
.727
.714
.700
.002
007
.0C7
,43
.030
.021
.OJI
.000
.noo
.800
.000
.871
.503
.530
.645
.500
.801
,500
600
.600
.800
,300
.600
.500
.42
.402
.444
.444
.438
.417
.400
.400
.381
.875
.375
.804
.357
.833
.338
.333
.288
.250
.214
.200
.107
.111
.077
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Yellowhorio. Pitts
Mcuuiuen itos .
Tony. N. Y .
Tvler. Chl ....
Sohirpp.Rt.t,.,rrkn
Walker, St. L..
Haines. St. I.. . .
freeman. Chl....
Ilarnea, N. Y....
Pcrtlca Ht. It.. .
Ujan. N. Y. . . .
f,ale, N. Y
Vlnn. Pitts
MnmnLt. likln. . .
Mltcholl. Dkln...
Caueey. N. Y....
Carlaon. Pitta....
J.'no. Ciil
Smith, nkln.. ..
Ililether llkbn.,
Mnrrjuard. Cln..
Ttlioy, Cln ....
Ilnmllt.in Pitta .
Wntaon. Doe
Rlnc. Phil
Nrth St. I. . . . .
t.unuo, Cln . ..
f'ndjro rfkln...
Ilnnmrartnrr.I'hlt
York, Chl
Mnrtln Chl . ...
Meariowa. PhU...
Pfefter, St, It. ..
CSoodwIn, St. It..
Pherdit. 6t. It...
Cnumbe, Cln....
Vaughn. Chl
Drtte. Phil
liuhbell. rhll,..,
Krenton. oin....
Mmlth, rhll
Scraps About Scrappers
Joa Cerrlno. of lladdon Helshta, J7, J.
will t the timekeeper at the Slilbe Park
ahow on Monday nlht, and It la probnbl.
that he alao will act In the aame capacity
at the blar battle between Lew Tendler and
Denny Leonard at the Phllllea Park, Auruat
Jlmmr nlbbona, of Clrjiy'a Terry haa coma
nut with a challenge to Pat II red ley. Little
Italy' auccetaful "comeback. " llb la
acheduled to meet Jack Palmer at the Elev
enth Street Arena next Wedneaday nlaht,
after whtrh he will be prepared for a tilt
with nradley. Other bouts arranared br Chick
Janottl are Wankle Howell va, Ynunai Ketah
ell, Clemaureau v. Harry Coater, Dumry
Drown va Younr Johnny Clark and Jack
Ray vi, Jack Lynch,
Chirk J'annettl haa paired off aeveral bouts
for John Howman to rw h'ld at Lancaater
tonight. They are Joe Itorcll va. Low
Hchupp Roaey Stoy va. Ilobhy Allen, Tiat
tllnar Kur; va, Joe Rlrharda and Kddle
Dampiey va Young Ruaaoll,
FrnnVIe Plllry la having a bard time
getting bouta for fiplko Shearn. He wrllea
that all of the looal bantama are glvln
Spike the merry go-by. Dllev alao la hand,
llni Jimmy Tlaher, a dray'a Ferry mlttnian.
' Hrrmrtn Hlndln haa atarled after a match
''lth Tommv Cleary on behalf of Hobby Mo
Cann. McCann alao wanta a return bout
nil Al W.igner or Pnny Ftuah, and aaya
ha alao would conelder a meeting with
Johnny Kllbane. A conOdent kid, eh. what"
Jack McCarthy hag returned from New
York whara he got boxln.PrrnJti tor hi
atahla. ndudlng Barnay waiuy, JJUgar H7
1. - ts- ,
wu,.i -iaBiaaarfgaga1Bgaa1igagMBgBBgalBrt ' w7l "Jl I '1 '; A aa VI, I ," V ' '
Tho Oxford Cnmbridgo track nnd Held stars who nro to meet American college athletes
on tho stenmslilp Olympic during tho trip across tho pond. R. J. Dickinson, Oxford
muscles supplo by skipping tho rope, Tho pair on tho left tried a balancing net as a
routine
SEVERAL FISIMEN
IN LEONARD'S PATH
Beside3 Lew Tendler, There
Are Jackson, Chaney, Dun
dee and Hanlon
ALL TO BOX IN PHILA.
By ItOUIS II. JAFFE
With do many contenders looming
froniiscuously in the path of Ucnn)
.connrd, competition in the lightweight
division is nbout, the most interesting
of any of tho different classes in fistioun.
Leonard is a rtal champion he doesn't
bar any one, is ready to box any urn
promoters care to choose for him. nnd
when he steps Into the ring tho party of
the second part and the audience al
ways arc premised all sorts of action.
.lust now Benny's crown is resting
solidly on his wcll-conilied locks, but
uftcr August 12 his dindcra may be
loosened a bit. Then, nenin. it may not.
There are many fans who believe that
Itcw Tenrtler will prove himself n mm
gerous man for the champion, but there
ore many more who believe thut the
southpaw is a perfectly good boxer, all
right, but hasn t n chance of dethroning
tho natty New Yorker. That nil re
mains to be seen.
In the meantime, Philadelphia's fistic
fraternity Is to get a glimpse of several
other tistmen who nro awaiting oppor
tunities to muss up Leonard's hair and,
Incidentally, try to knock his block off.
Of these, Johnny Dundee already has
had almost half a dozen chances to
slam Benny for a goal, but he couldn't
slip over tho wallop. At that, Dundee
never could be arrested for displaiug a
knockout punch. Still his cleverness on
one or two occasions enabled him to
hold Leonard to a draw or give him 11
victory on points, in the opinion of
several critics.
Others in Line
Then there are Willie Jackson, an
other New Yorker, and (ieorgc l'hane.
the terrific sockcr, of Baltimore, and
Jimmy Hanlon, of Denver, too. llaulon
recently came out of the West. and. with
the exception of his brilliant battle
against Jackson in New York scvcrul
weeks ago. nothing is known of his
cnliber to place him In the first flight
for a shot at Leonard's laurels. But
Jimmy odmitB he has the stuff.
Jackson and Chaney have been
dubious until now about chancing their
respective chins In the same ring with
the tltlcholder. Willie nlways hab
quibbled about weight. Insisting on 133
pounds, while Georgie jusA- "Rurally
didn't care a whole lot abaft facing
Ben. However, both Jackson and
Chaney ore looking at a match with
Leonard from u different standpoint
now.
The recognized lightweight limit, 135
pounds, to weigh in eight hours before
the contest, is perfectly satisfactory to
Jackson, and here's what Chaney hud
to say tho last time he was In Phila
delphia: "For sonic reason or other I never
wanted to meet Leonard. In the first
placo I thought ho was entirely too big,
and then again probably because 1
thought I couldn't keep my jaw away
from his right. However, since that
bout bctwean Leonard and Rocky Kan
sas, In which the latter showed well
against Benny, I havo decided that it
wouldn't be such an easy battle for Mr.
Leonard. Yes, I would bo him, if
Sammy Harria said tho match was on."
Hero Tomorrow
This quartet of lightweights Jack
son, Hanlon, Chaney and Dundee are
oxpected in Philadelphia tomorrow
night. They are coming hero for a pur
pose for the express purpose of trying
to punch each other for a row of barns.
Jackson Is paired with Hanlon anil
Chaney is to meet Dundee.
These matches, each eight-rounders,
will bo decided at Shibe Pnrk tomorrow
night. There are to be two other eight
round encounters Danny FrC.h of
Bnltimoro, vs. Billy Do Foe, of St.
Paul, and Johnny Murray, of Now
York. vs. Frankie Rice, of Baltimore.
Another set-to, which is to be a six
round muss, will be tho ppenlng contest,
in which Joo Jackson will try to bock
Jimmy Hulllvan over tho left-field wall.
HOLD FIRST WORKOUT
Long Hammer Throw Features tho
Work of English Athletes
Carabrldgo Mass July 1J.A ham
mer throw of ICO feet by M. C. Nokcs.
of Oxford, featured tho first workout
of the Oxford-Cambridge track team at
tho Harvard Stadium. The English
men will compete against a Ynlo-Har-yard
team at the Harvard Stadium on
July 23.
The practice was under tho direction
of II. M. Abrahams, acting cuptalu in
the absence of B. G. D. Rudd, who is
nt Princton arranging for tho meet with
a Princeton-Cornell team on July 28.
White Sox Make Triple Play
Chlrago, July lfl.rA triple play waa ax.
acuted by the Chicago Amerliana agalna
Waehlngton here yeaterday. With men on
flrat and aeoond baaea. Flrat BaaemaS
Bheely caught Erlckaon'a line drlva, touohed
flrat, doubling O-Itourko. and threw to ahort
atop Johnaon who touohed aacond for tha
third out befora dharrltr could recsjji it
BRITISH ATHLETES LOSE NO TIME
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL 1,KAC1UK
rini,
XV.
L. P.C
Win
Lo Split
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Hontoii. .
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St. LouIh
Chlf.igo
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Club
Clcirlimil
New York
Wiiiltlnginn
Detroit. .
IIOMton.
Chicago, . . .
M I.imiU
Athletic.
XV. L. P.C. Win Lone Split
8.1 .'10 .030 .01.1 .031
.VI .11 .017 .022 0111
40 42 .823 .028 .817
42 43 .401 ,MII .188
38 13 .401) .17(1 .103 . .
38 47 .127 .431 .122 ...
3-, 48 .122 .1211 .117
8.1 18 .107 .IIS, .102 ...
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LKAUUK
All cames poMponnl, rnln.
ami:uh:an i.i:.aup.
Athletic. 31 Del roll. (10 Inning).
ChlriiKo. 3t W.WhliiKtnn, 2 (it Inning.).
Ilostnn. 3 Cli'wl'iml, 2.
Nov York. 7; M. Loulu, 2.
AJIKIIICAN ASSOCIATION
SlUuaukee. 2i I.oulmllle. 1.
itunKii. (',!;. Ii Imlluniipall. 0
.Mlnnr.ipolln, 11; I'olrdn, 4.
Ci-ltimlniNi .".I St l'uiil. 3.
BOUTIIKRN ASSOCIATION
Llttlo Itocli. lit N'c Orlciini. H (let Biunc).
l.lM'e I'o, V Vi, i - -n ) (2d same),
"nirmlmhnru, Oi Nashville. .
.iii.tiHU, ; .11 ., ,,. .. .1.
Memphis. I: .'.Inhlks II.
KASTIUtN l.KAGUE
All came postponed! r.iln.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati tit l'lilliiilrlplilii o eime).
Chlcngo nt Drooklyn (2 gnme).
l'lttxlMirgli at New York.
. St. Ixiul nt lloiton (tuo giimps).
AJnSlUCAN LllVdUE
Athlrtlea nt St. Louis.
New York nt Detroit.
Washington at CleTelnnd
lloaton ut Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
results, or Yi:srrci(i)A
llufTnlo. 7 Jcrey Clt, 3.
Toronto, Oi Newark, 2.
Ualtlmore, Hi S.ir.iriir, 0.
Kochrxter. 151 lUaillne, 0.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Newark at Toronto (2 gnmex).
Jrreey City at HuO'iilo.
IlciillnR nt ItochcMer.
llnltlmorc ut SjruciiHp.
STANDING OI' THE CLl IIS
XV. L. P.C. W. L. P.C.
Ilaltlmorc (17 20 .770 .lor. City. 30 48 .101
lluflnlo... ,11 38 .87.1 Sjrnruso. 87 17 .440
Kochrster 40 311 .511 Nennrk.. 38 in .137
Toronto... 43 12 .800 Heading.. 2.1 01 .201
WICACCO WANTS GAMES
Manufacturers' League Baseball
Team Desires Games Away
Tho 'Wiencco A. A., representing the
Wlcacco Screw and Machine Works,
n member' of the Philadelphia Muiut
focttircrb' Baseball " League, Is plajinc
all its homo Iimriic Kaines on Cahlll
Field, at Twenty-ninth and Cambria
streets.
The team has been recently recon
structed and with the addition of sev
eral scholastic stars of note is running
up large scores on its opponents. Games
are sought away from home on Sun
days and at twilight. For games get
In touch with W, A. Pearson, business
manager, Stenton nvcuue and Louden
ttreet.
Long Equals aBttlng Record
Waterbury, Conn.. Julv lis Henry Long,
th rd baeeman of the Watorbury Kaatorn
League Club, equaled' the league recoid for
conaecutlve hitting, when he nmde two hits.
It belnir the twenty-third straight Knmo In
sfclch he has had one or more hltp
mwSr ra enjoyment m
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Undorwood Photo,
did n lot of exercising
high jumper, kept his
variant to the regular
VISITING
GOLFERS
R1ALE
TRIO
Duncan, Mitchell and Kirkwood
Will Bo Hard, to Conquer in
Open Championship
OGG IS SHAWNEE WINNER
By SANDY McNIBLICK
Slinwiico- oil Delaware, Pa.. July 10.
The annual Shawnee open champion
ship,' which nunc to nn end here yester.
day when Wllllo Ogg, of Worcester.
Mnss., romped in three stroUcn ahead of
his nearest competitors with a total of
20S strokes for tho seventy -two holes,
is both disturbing nnd comforting to
those who wish to sec the open cham
pionship of the United States stay on
this side of the water.
First, both Duncan nnd Mitchell
proved by their showing that they can
be very very bad at times, but at other
times can raise their games to supreme
heights. Duncan went nil to pieces on
this second eighteen holes, nnd so did
Mitchell, but then the pair of them
pulled themselves together and mode a
wonderful finish yesterday, particularly
Duncan with his marvelous sixty-nine,
which put him in a tie for second place.
Second, all those who saw Joo Kirk
wood, tho Australian open champion,
going better with every round until he
finally finished with n seventy-one after
a display of the most sound and con
sistent golf, realize that this towheaded
youngster will tuko a lot of beating in
nny old tournament. In short, Dun
con, Mitchell nnd Kirkwood arc n for
midable trio In the open championship.
Tho Philndelphlans, while they did
not get In the moiie., kept the district
wclrip in front for three rounds.
Chnrlie Iloffner gave a display of steady
golf by achieving three straight seventy
sixes, after which that habit of taking
one bad round ruined him. Willie Leneli
also fell into tho eighties on the second
thirty-six holes,, and passed right out
of the picture.
The two Udmundsons, John and Jack,
tho former of Llnnerch, luid the latter
of North Hills, stuck to the bitter cud,
and had they been able to get nway to
a better start on the first two rounds,
would have finished somewhere cither
in the money or cloe to it. Jack had
n total of 320, while John was eight
strokes more.
Bob Bnrnctt, of Tredyffrin, was un
able to sole the rain-soaked course the
second day and with eighty-nine and
eighty -five pulled up close to the tall
end with IKMI.
BRITISH DAVIS TEAM OFF
Sailed Today for Second Round
Matches to Be Played at Pittsburgh
London, Jul 111. The British llcs
team, which will play in the Davis
Cup tennis series, sailed for the United
States today. I
Tennis experts here ?ny they do not
expect the tenm to survive the second
round, in which it meets the winner of
the match between Canada and Aus
tralasln. The second round will be played in
Pittsburgh on August I ." nnd 0
PIRATES FACE IESI
START NG TODAY
Meet Giants in First of Four-
Gatr.e Series Only 3 Games
Separate the Two Teams
PHILS IN TWIN BILL
With n three-game lead and nil sails
set, tho Pittsburgh l'lrntes docked In
New York this morning ready to try
their lurk in privateering on the Mc
Graw (llnnts. The four-game series
that starts this afternoon Is one of the
most crucial of the year for tho men
from Smokctown.
The (Jiants. after taking three
straight from the Hickeylcss lUfkes.
are bent on sweeping the sciieH with
Gibson's ctew. They havo Toiu-y.
Benton. Nchf. Douglass nnd Itynii
to shoot at the leasuo leaders. With
this quintet New Ywk "crlben ex
'icrt to see the sun set on Ttiesdnv
afternoon with the Giants in complete
control of first place. Thnt is their
The Pirates me not in the bei
of shnpe. George Whittcd Is pln
ing the outfield with n bad ankle, while
Mux Carey is taking n rest on the
bench ob tho result of a bad leg. Cot
ton TiOncy, whose sensational play
ing enrlv In the senson had much to do
with tfie sensational drive of the
Pirates, is suffering from n bad foot
that is keeping him on the bench.
Pitchers In Shape
The pitchers nre all in top shnpe,
rendv to take their turns on the peak.
Harold Carlson, who pitched nnd won
the ten-Inning gnmo from the Phils on
Thursday, is n welcome addition to the
staff. The joungster has not been going
well all season and up until Thursday
had participated in buty two gnmci,
winning one nnd losing the other.
With him ready to take his turn regu
larly on the mound Gibson has six men
to throw Into the breach. x
Morris in tin minyxt(T who has been
i 'living lirilliniitl' of l.ilo. the veteran
Bnbe Adams. Hamiltou, Yellowhorse
and Zinn have been doing the ironman
stuntl of late, and with Carlson to
help out the team should do much
better.
While the Giants nnd Pirates are
battling it out. tho Brnvcs have an
excellent opportunity to get right up
close to the lenders. However, they
will not have a finch with the Cnrds.
who played brilliantly here but slumped
badly in New York. The Braves were
stopped in their mad dash yesterday
after turning in eight straight wins.
They did not lose but were forced to
take a day off because of tho inclement
weather that forced a postponement all
over the Eastern circuit.
The Phillie-i liae Lecn looking
much better since the acquisition
of the new infield material. Jimmy
Smith nnd Monroe at second have been
plnying good ball afield, while Rapp at
third and Konctchy nt first have been
performing even better thnn expected.
Ralph Miller, once he learns how to
come In for hits in his direction, will
give tho Broad nnd Huntingdon streets
clan u good-looking infield. Miller can
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Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAOUFL i
S .MTWT FISIT1
Brooklyn ...I 7 0 .11 0 li 30
Pittsburgh... .1 8 II 5 U5
New York.. 2 2 8 8 4 24
St. Ixilils... 8 2 4 :t 17
Phillies.... IJ , 4 17
Chlcigo .... 1 7 1 4 2 15
Boston 2 2 8 .1 IS
Cincinnati..! o fj g (I 13
AMKKICAN LKAODK
( H M TV T F JTJTI
WasnhiKton. II I 7 to 1 2 33
Cleveland ..11 .1 4 2 2 32
Boston 13 7 3 .- 3 31
New York.. 1 4 Oil 7 211
Chlcngo 1 0 7 II 3 3 211
Detroit .... 1 211 4 2 23
St. Louis... 4 5 4 1 210
Athletics... 0 1 5 ll 3 15
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
S" M T V T V S Tl
Korhcstcr ..I 0 11 3 Id fl 15 57
Toronto.... 114 2(1 tl 7 18
llnltluioro . . 0 fl 2 II 7 I) 42
Syracuse... 3 10 3 3 13 5 37
Jersey City. 9 4 18 7 3 32
Buffalo .... 2 2 410 4 7 28
Reading.... 3 on 5 o 25
Newark .... 3 1 7 4 2 210
hit, as was evidenced on Thursday
when ho crashed out a homer and a
double, driving in two runs and bring
ing in nnotber himself.
Since coming to the Phillies Goldln
Rapp has been hitting the sphere with
considerable ferocity. In six games he
has hit safely at least once, driving
out In all nine safeties out of twenty
five times nt bnt, for an average of
..'00, which is mighty fine batting for n
man released from a team because of
his weakness with tho stick.
Another for Tillio
Ilnnd the loving cup to Clarence
Tilly Walker. For the second succes
sive tiny tho A's left fielder knocked a
home run thnt nlded in bringing victor
to the House of Mack. Yesterday in
tho tenth Inning with one down nnd
the stage all set Walker shot the sphere
high and dry into the' territory outside
the left field fence for his twelfth of
the season. No one, was on nt the time,
but the run was sufficient to bring the
nineties me victory D.v a .5 to 'J. count.
Mnck used three' twlrlcrs during the
, iray. nasty lasting until tlio seventh,
being forced out by n pinch hitter. The
two Tiger runs were made off his de
livery. Kccfe took up tho burden until
I the ninth, being taken out of the plc
l turc by Griffin, who swung the ash for
I him. Eddie Rommel took an active
part in the ninth nnd tenth.
Babe Ruth edged into the limellcht
again by sockifig n home run out in St
Louis. His clout come with u pal on
the sacks. It was his thirty-fifth cir
cuit wallop. Vanllder wns tho victim.
The White Sox kept just ahead of the
A's by winning nn eleven-inning tilt
from the Senators ,T to 2. The Red
Sox humbled the Icaguik-lcadlng Indianx
3 to U. In the third game by that score
In the league. As the Yanks won over
the Browns, the margin between the two
teams was reduced a full game. Only
two games separate the teams.
Freddie Welsh Signs to Box
! Cnlgary. Alberta, July 18 FrcdtlS Welah
I fr.rmer llKhtuelaht champion of the world.
I yeaterday wan ahmed to box ten routMs here
I Aueuat 18. Hart Korbea of Seattle prob
!ill v.111 be hla opponent.
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Tourists, Composed of Players
From Four Local Clubs, Wilier
Meet Britain's Be3t
FIRST MATCH JULY 29
New York, July 10. At noon today
aboard the Ounnrder f'armnnln the
Philadelphia Cricketers left for Ehglarid
to fulfill n series of cricket engagements
with some of the most prominent ama
teur combinations In Britain.
They will be gone altogether nbout six
weeks, and E. J. Mctenlfe. who managed
the roving Incognltl tenm over here In
Philadelphia last fall, has perfected nil
the arrangements for the present trip.
The hontliunrtors of the party Is the
fnmous Sports Club in St. Jnmes place.
London, nlthough their engagements
will keep them constantly on tho move.
Tho opening game will be played nt
Belmont Court, Fovershnw, In Krnt,
on the private ground of Lord HnrrIA,
ninl the tenm will stay there until the
game is finished.
The present tourists have been
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mnntown, Merlon. Philadelphia nnd
Frnnkfnrd. John II. Mason hns been
elected lender nnd, 0. O. Morris will
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Mifflin nnd .7. M. Crosmnn. Merlon;
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W. R. Clothier. Oermantown ; R. P.
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Bottomley, Frnnkford. Edward Hop
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