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Mrs. Mallory and Mile. Lengleh Sure
WALKER WAS ONCE
A STAR CATCHER
Mack's Injured First Baseman
Has Been Playing Great Ball
at the Initial Sack
INDIANS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
I- it. MJ Httin fallATC Ml A for
tJTot the A Met In received with n
ffiln flrit baseman of the Mack., is
? In from roncusalon of the brain.
S"PopulnHa.l on the initial rack hn.
rtdearcd himself to local fandom by hl
wrd. earnest play, and was regarded
i. n of the first -base finds of the year,
"johnnv a" struck by n batted ball in
the first inning of the game with Clevc
ltnd yesterday and wns knocked uncoil
iilous. He was removed to the Emcr
I?n Hospital and oftcrwnrd to nn
Sher where the ntntomcnt was issued
that ho wns in a serious condition.
1 Jamicson shot n wicked grounder
Aitn the first base lino in the opening
& that took a wicked hop on the
' lrt lounee. Walker shot his" gloved
hand UP for the pellet but missed, the
&"de colliding with his head and
Dori:"i i.i nnnrlntin. Walker wnrt
ffid ami carried from the field.
lew-" , wnM n mnniVinr nf flip
Dm Moines team of the Western League
when one of Connie, Mack's scouts saw
Mm play. At that time he wbb regarded
ai the best catcher in the league. He
ld the bnrkstops In hitting, banging
theborschldc for well over .300 Johnny
threw down his mask and wind pad and
Joined the army shortly after war was
KWhen' he returned from Franco he
was sent to Akron. In the Interna
tional League, by Mack. He went South
with the Athletic last year and made
rood from the stnrt. He is twenty-four
rears old and weighs nbout li.i pounds.
Four Twlrlcrs Trounced
The Mnckmcn lost the game to th"
Indians yesterday nfter peoring four
runs in the first inning off their stnr
hurler, CovelPikie. Caldwell went to
hfa rescue and succeeded in keeping the
base blows down. The Indians came
rliht back in their half and counted
fire runs, driving Hoy Moore, our btnr
touthpaw to cover. Harris, who relieved
the left-hander was easy for the C'leve
landers and was driven off (he mound
in the second. Ficemnn hurled from
then until the sixth, when ItollleXaylor
took the hill.
Nineteen hits rang out off the bats
of the Indians, while the Maokmen col
lected thirteen. Whltcy Witt's tingle
In the first Inning gnvc him the rerord
of having hit safely in eleven straight
games. Tillle Wnlkcr's double in the
same frame ran his consecutive hitting
btrcak in games up to nine.
Down Go the Braves
It begins to look as though the
Braves have shot their bolt. For the
second time In a week the Mltchmen
suffered n double reverse, the Cubs
turning the ttlck citerdny In the
Beaneatct.s' own bailiwick. For a time
It nppenred as though the Braves were
going to repeat their famous 1014 rush
upward, and on one occasion were only
five and a half games behind first place,
an the lflht two weeks they have dropped
steadily back in their mad llight.
They nie not out of the light by any
menus, but It will tnke herculean work
to bring them up to within the danger
point for the l'lrates nml the (iiiints.
They have nn opportunity to beat out
the Giants for second place providing
that the Mcdrawltcs play the in-and-out
ball they have exhibited of late.
While the I'iratcs were idle here the
Giants legainrd the half game they
lost on Tuesday by bumping the Iteds
In the first game of the scries. Itubc
Marquard, who formerly woVe the livery
of the Giants, dropped the game nml
Toney was credited with the victory.
The figures read C to 3. The game for
the score would indicate mors hitting
than Is revealed in the box score. The
Giants made their sextet of tallies
on the mine number of hits, while the
Reds had but four safeties.
The Dodgers and Cards were in the
threes of a struggle over in the City
of Churches when Jupiter I'luvlus In
terfered, and after a long wait the
jame was called off at the end of the
fourth inning. The Dodgers were lend
ing, 3 to 1, when the elements inter
fered. Willie Donk was on the mound
for tho Mound City aggregation and
Reuther, tho recalcitrant twirlcr,
hurling them up for the Dodgers.
Tho Yanks continued to hold their
one-point lead by smashing White Sox
hurling for twelve hits nnd eleven runs.
Wilkinson was bnttcil from thn mound
in tho third, when the Huggmeu put
Mx counters across the platter. Hob
Shaw key twirled for the New Yorkera
and held the Sox to six hits.
What May Happen
hi Baseball Today
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
M,m TIONAI, I,K.(!UK
CTiliiiSX"1 MJjurh I'odtnonuli ruin,
fffi 5' """ton. 4 (llrst (nine).
Ntw i.i?' "r,.0,, fcna ame).
St li,?i,kii "' , Inflnnntl. 3.
lan&filn. 00 '" c""eU "' 'nd of ,ourth
AMKKICAN I.KAOUK
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ft i-0irfe,.u.' t-iilrnno 3
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
n Kwui.rs or yi:stkriay
ilo-Jc'riV cif?"rsJ'Uy-.B "lr,t """)
Mj0i'cry tltjSeconU (mils iotiollfd
C?r&Ul Ito'l'i-I". H.
Tiro5?o it.n'.n"rW l"l"l"'''dl rain.
J.It,n"n,c I'ocll'oiifdi ruin.
8TANIIINM UV TIIU CI.UIIS
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FLEISHER NINE IS
HOI AFIER TRIP
Yarners Expect to Get Going
Again at Expense of German
town Team This Evoning
SPRING CITY AT BRIDESBURG
Thn FleUher bnscbnll team is back on
tho home field this pvenlnir nfter n four-
day trip ui the State, which proved
iinyinins out ouccessful for iMnnager
O'Hrien'g boys. Tho Yarners failed to
win a same, tho thrco entnes ulnycd nil
roMiltlns in reverses. Tho conleit wllh
T.niiMlnlo Inst evening wns called off on
account of rain.
')'li ili-if with Mio Crcs'onn Tlpers
was dronped by the score of 4 to 1.
Hnzlcton found tho going n little easier,
nnd rolled i(i a total of 14 runs against
7. The Ynrncrs gave their beet exhibi
tion at Shamokln, whero they wcro
nosed out bv n slnslo run, fi-4.
Tonlqht downtown fnns will sec Davo
nonnls' Oermnntown Club in action.
The Suburbanites were benten by
Flelshcr in the closing innings Inst week
when "Pess.v" Normllo los-cd the game
nw-ay by walking five men In succession
after pitching brilliant bail. r.lg
George Mnguiie or Hilly Wilson will
hurl for the Germs, while Gricshabcr
will no doubt pitch for the home team.
Pratt to Get Clianco
Perry Relfsnyilcr. of the North Phil
lies, will start Pitcher Pratt in a gams
on the home field, nt Fourth anil
Wlngohocking streets, this evening
against the Baltimore Hlock Sox. To
date Pratt has been used In the role of
n relief hurler and lias showed won
derful form. The fnns linvc been after
the Phils' manager to give him n chance,
nnd lie will start him tonight.
Marshall K. Smith, which defeated
the A. H. C.'s, of Indlnnnpolls, in its
first home game, on Tuesday evening,
will journey to Hclilcld's field, In Ger
mantown. nnd oimoso tho country club
nine. "Ull!" Hill likely will pitch for
Hellicid, while "I'cte" I.Icbcrt is the
selection of Manager Carroll.
"Kddie" Lui-k and his Harroweato
nggrcgation wcro halted by rain in their
nrst nome game nt I'cncoyd Inst evo
ning, but will journey to Thirteenth
nnd Johnson streets nnd tackle the Old
Timers. "Kddie" Gcrner will pitch for
tho Hariowgate, while Manager "Jack"
1 lines Is not certain of his selection.
Koycrsford nt Brldcsburg
Spring City-Hoycrbford. a team that
holds all sorts oC records for placing tie
games, will meet IJridcsburg nt Rich
mond and Orthodox streets. Eddie
Cnskcy1 Is nnxlntm to win this contest
nnd will send Victor Ivecne to the hill
to oppose the visitors.
Ilrldesburg nnd Nativity came to
gether last evening nnd arranged to nlav
a series oi eight games for the cham
pionship of Hiidcsbuig and Iticliiitond.
The lirst game will be played on Nativ
ity Field on Saturday, August 127. The
following week the teams are at Jirides
burg. Several of the games will be
stnct-il as twilight auali-.s.
The Norfolk Stars, wiio have played
two sensational games with hliannlntn.
are back at Forty -eighth and llrown
streets this evening. Uoth clubs hnc
won u game in the series to date and
each have been decided by a single tally
Manager James Homier will use Walter
Mnckin or Hairy in the box, nnd lie re
ports botli in line shnpe for the fraj.
Lansdale Target Shoot Saturday
Tho nnm-.il roKlaU-red tnrcct thoot of the
T.nnscHlfl Oun Club will be held nt Lanvdals.
I'd.. SUurday. Tho enrd calls for l cvenm
at a total of. 1MI tarRetn. HhootlnK Is to
start nt noon. Thin shoot at I.Rnd.-ilo Is ona
of tho blKKeat half day eent8 of thoi year
and n lar.-u Held usually takes part In tho
events. Th a jenr the lndlcatlonu aro that
tho entry list will reach record proportion,
nicht trochlea Mill be awarded, two fur
each class.
OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE 15
A Triumph in Matchmaking
Charley Lcdoux Danny Kramer
Harry Kid Brown Geo. K.O. Chanej
Johnny Dundee Joe Tiplitz
Lew Tendler, of Phila., vs.
Sailor Friedman, of Chgo.
All 8 Hounds, dreatest bill efr offered.
Kiery llctiter u stun erry one lius it
rluinre.
Phillies' Park, Wed. NighLAug. 24
Tlcltots. II, t". 13. I Hu quick at
KcholfH Cafe. )2th and Filbert, or
Tendler & alassman'M, S18 Chestnut.
Get year partiei together now. Many
lad'tei will attend. Big park; plenty of
room.
TODAY TODAY
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Belmont Driving Park
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Train nnd Trolley Km Ice
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Mile. Ivenglcii, (Iio French tninfs champion, was escorted from tho
court nt Forest Hills after her collapso In her match with Mrs. Molla
Mallory, American champion. In the national tourney. The French girl
wept us she walUetl to tho clubhoyso
Today's Local Ball Games
Ilnlllmore Illnek Sox nt North I'hlllle. I
Fourth and M IniroliocklnE streets. I
. Marshall K. Smith at Helllelil, (ierinan-1
ton n. I
ItrookljTi Itoral OlantH nt Klclimond. Vo.
Cuban Hlnr nt TomH HUer.
Slndlaon Stars at Dobson, Thlrtr-fltlh and
Queen lane.
Norfolk Stars nt Slianahan. Fort)--cli:litli
and llrnun streets.
hprliiK Cltv-ltojersfonl nt Ilrldesburu, Blch
mond and lrthxlox streets.
Philadelphia 1'ros. tit Clenrilrld. I'n.
St. 1'iiul 1-rof. nt .Media A. A.. Hlxtleth
nnd Oxford streets.
Ilonotnii-Armstroni; nt Ilirhnrneh Giants,
Atlantic City.
Klnniod Park nt Mlonm Hoys Club. Seventh-fourth
street nnd lluUt menue.
tit. Ilonlfnre nt Ixiuls Wnlther Slanufaetiir
loir Comimnj, Torresd.ile uenue nnd N street
ltOHen'no(l Professionals nt Cheltenham.
Ilarrouirate nt Old TlinrrM, Thirteenth nnd
Johnson streets.
(lermantimn at Ilelsher, Tnenty-slxlh nnd
ItfTil streets.
South Phllly Ilflireis nt Tnmnqun.
fran nt Cressonn Timers. Cressona. Fn.
P. K. T. League "A" lllow Oroe nt
Klehmond. Illrlimond nnd Orthodox streets.
P. K. T. J-encuc "II" Calloirlillt nt TOle
vntedi SlmnbrhUe & Clothier Field. Slxty
th'rd nnd Walnut streets.
HliieJaekets I.enicue Fort Sllfflln nt Nnnl
llosidtul, Incoe Island Nnty ard. 1 I. M.
Phlln. Slnniifaeturers' I.eneue Jle Frnln
at Wlrrncn: Ilnliluln nt Ituddi Vnuni: tit
ester n I nloni Hatch Slotor nt I.lKcett A.
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CARPENTIER NOT LIKELY
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French Heavyweight Says Decision
Depends on Visit to Specialist
Paris, Aug. 18. Georges Cnrpcntlcr
litis not decided whether lie will light
Tom Gibbons, the St. Pnul light-heavyweight.
In fact, It is not certain
whether lie will remain in the ring nt
nil.
The French heavyweight said it all
depends upon the result of n thorough
examination by Hpcclalists which he
plans to undergo nt the end of several
rekn' vncation. Ho iletrlnrct he Is
still worried over his swollen thumb nnd
also will have his heart exnmtncd.
Carpentier declines that if he finally
retires he is prepnred to tako the end
of his fighting enreer philosophically,
having been n boxer for fifteen years.
Larry Doyle Goes to Nashville
Nnslitllle, Tenn., Auk 18. Larry Doyle,
former second baseman nnd field captain of
the New York National Iai:ue Club, has
been slitned ns llaer-mano(er of the Nash-
tile Southern Association club utJ will take
chargo of the team Saturday.
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Court in Rubber Match
DISGUSTED WITH
Mllo. Longlon Fears Americans
Will Think Her a
"Poor Sport"
ANOTHER MATCH LIKELY
Forest Hills, N. Y., Aug. 18.Mllc.
Suzanne J.cnglon expressed fear today
thnt Americans would regard her ns n
"poor sport."
Discussing her default to Mrs. Molla
Mallory In tho women's national tennis
tournament, after which sho refused to
shako hnnds, the French stnr re
proached herself with tears streaming
down her checks.
"I am disgusted." she said. "Dis
gusted with mjsclf that I should ever
havo gono on tho courts. My doctor ad
vised mo not to play. My own better
judgment warned me against it. I was
really feeling badly.
"You see, it meant so much to me.
Just everything! I bad so looked for
wanl to coming to Americn. 1 have nl
wn.vs ndmlred vou from nfnr nnd I did
wish to make a good Impression. And
now I nm nfrnld everything is spoiled.
Whnt grieves me most, however, is thnt
I did not show inoro of the game spirit
of my country.
Didn't Hc-ilteo Action
"Really I did not realize what I
wns doing when I broke down nnd de
faulted. If I had to do it all over
again It would bo so different. I felt
eo sick, and everything seemed going
ognlnst me; but I should not have
given in had I realized whnt I wns
doing. I nm afraid jou Americans will
think I nm what jou call n 'poor sport.'
"I was it little heavy-hearted, flow
could one help It? And. of course, I
show my feelings more than you calm
Americans. I nm not dlscourngcd. I
am going ahead as If nothing had hap
pened. My one nmbltion now is to meet
Mrs. .Unllory again.
Thnt Mile. Lcnglcn nnd Mrs. Mallory
will again contest for court lnurcls be
fore the French star leaves America was
practically assured scterdav. Mile.
Lenglcn visited the courts during tho
afternoon to express hor regret at being
unable to continue her inntcli.
Mile. T.englen hud onlj been in her
box a short time when Mrs. Mnllory
came over to nsk how nlie wns feeling.
Tho two great rivals chatted together
for a short time and both expressed re
gret that they would bo unable to play
together in the doubles.
Mrs. Mallory warned Mile. T.englen
to tnko care of herself and not to re
sume plnying until she felt entirely
equal to It. Just before Mrs. Mallory
left the box Mile. I.cnglcn told her
thnt she hoped they would meet again
on the courts before she returned to
France nnd the American champion re
plied: "Oh, I nm sure we will."
Contest Appear Certain
Since both plners and the public nre
anxious thnt the contest take place,
there is little doubt about its being
arranged, especially sinco Mile. I.en
glen's physician, Dr. Theodore H. Unr
rlngton, Jr., hns assured her that she
should bo ablo to resumo competition
some time next week. Just where or
when the match will be held is still
problematical.
There is every probability, however,
that it will take place somen here In the
metropolitan district, but the French
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NATIONAL LEAOUE
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New York.. HI 0 0 I I St
Phillies.... 2 2 12 1
noston 3 8 5 10
Pittsburgh . . 1 1.1 1-
Chicago.... 0 (1 7 13
Itrooklyn ... 2 7
Cincinnati. . G 3 8
Kt, Louis... 1 1- I 1 I I
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Cleveland . . 1 3 in 10
Detroit .... 5 2 14
New York. . 11 H
Chicago .... 4 2 3 D
Athletics ... 8 8
Iloston 2 2
Washington. 0 2 2
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
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Ilaltlmoro . . 7 3 11 33
Huffalo U i H 11 28
Rochester .. 14 8 2.7
Jersey City. 10 2 5 17
Syracuso ... 7 10 17
Newark .... 3 10 13
Toronto .... 5 2 2 0
Rending .... 4 1 0
girl Is scheduled to begin her tour of
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Monday, and that seems to preclude nny
clianco of its being held for nt least
two months.
As has been said, there is great pub
lic demand for the meeting, and until
it occurs there will bo diverging opin
ions on tho relative ability of these two
great players.
WINS SEVEN OUT OF EIGHT
Donovan-Armstrong Ball Nine Going
Good Play3 Eight Games a Week
Seven wins and one Ho out of the
Inst eight games is the record of th.
Donovan-Armstrong Agency team for
the Inst week. St. (Jnrthngc, Lognn
S(iiaro. Helfield, Ivln's Cake and Mad
ison Stars fell in order. A bitterly con
tested gnme with Spring City-Hoyers-ford
resulted in n 1-to-l tic.
Fnns out Fifty-eighth nnd Walnut
streets way are convinced they have
the fastest nggrcgation In the city and
will go any distance to cheer 'cm on.
Today they travel to Atlantic City for
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Fridav the North Phillies will be cnter
toincd. nnd Saturday the Sphas make
their first nppearnnce on tiie Agent-
Eight games n week arc being plnvcd
four at homo nnd four away. Tiies-'
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niu i-HHuuimnsuip oi cst Philadelphia.
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18 North Warren St., Trenton, N. J.
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