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AHEAD OF GIANTS
rj
Kfroimal Point Separates Pitts
burgh and New YorK tor
U Motinnnl Lnnmio Load
dUTH TIES
HIS
RECORD
&Vnt nil nrnrtlcnl purpoVs tio Now
bSm tied today for first place In the
tffllonnl League. But to the expert
P'Wbatl matliematlclnn the Pirn tcs were
fflV the margin of ,0002.
XLlt wns the vlftory of the plants oyer
iSSr Brooklyn tlrAh rosrday nn.1 he
Sf Brooklyn rivals r?e-rday nn.1 he
HSSerln of I'Ulbur?h's colorB by the
W(MH of the strtiKgl - '
iTltfsbargh's pcrccntago was -fiOOOby
'WrM of eighty Mines won and fifty.
ijSft"loit, while New York'n 'standing
ii .0M on mo oasiB oi.ciiiij'ihix-
P.""? '7 j llltU.fiiiK itnfanfa
MCW 1(5 B'W V"": -.Mfc- V-nl,-
Sic fldvantogo.of their opportunity to
Mligfrom Philadelphia whllo tle-Clcvc.'
Sind team was forced to be Id e In ,8t.
KLodls.ue to rain. OVelvepolnts scp
Kirited the pacemakers from the run-
k tfhe Giants came through with a
Wrnm rally In the. Kcvcnln that save
v !thfm the verdict over tho Dodgers.
ii vhllrf ho was nicked for only nlnn hltn.
'li'wrtral of them came at opportune
Z:imt and accounted for hs downfall.
.-' mm lTpMt 'i onpv. on mc oincr iiuiiu.
"fSfas not w HbcraWwith blnglcs when
t5lU meant runs, and was, therefore,
J-rwi.nr Three errors by Brooklyn
'contributed In a measure to their dc-
V .When Cooper is shelled off the peak
t'Vthe very first Inning by tho Cubs
'., Something Is wrong with tho Pirates.
jJTlic star southpaw was nicked
K
;,Tne Biar "".""'It V i"1-""
V.li.'r - run In thn nneninc frame
5'ior i" ""- - -.'"-,,
yind wns lorccu 10 me anowcrn. jm
bqt ho fared little better.- four moro
'frjins coming vuuo uv m i"
T-ffcoundi ttf
Freemnn, wno sinrien lor mu men
,ef Killefer, was nicked In the third
-for three runs and he, tod, went to tho
r (bowers. He was succeeded by young
.jter'Joncs. who held the. Bucs to a run
scored in the ninth inning.
tPlratcs Have the Edge
IK AjtMAclln. tn ihn nvprjiPM tlif4 morn
h in the Tlrates have twenty-two-games
to plav to seventeen for tho Uqthuni
ltei. 'in order to capture the flag the
'Olants can afford to lose very few
Mtrfes. while the Pirates with a greater
I! number of games to play can lose a
1tlfAlv cvrntnr nilmhpr.
Thn Pirate iiitchcra appear to h
! buckling under tho strain, ns is cvl-
denced by their weak hurling since the
tstart of the scries with Uie Olanta.
U On tbc other hand MeGrnw has his
1 wjuad working with machine-like pre-
clslon, tailing tucir lurns reguiariy nuu
; listing through the entire game,
i Gibson has been forced to use his
' regulars In relief work, not being sup
'tlleil with sufficient reserve material to
'lend youngsters In. Tho flag will bo
von- by the pitchers, and it will bu
interesting to see what cnangea win
come over the two staffs in the next
two and a half weeks.
IX '."VTM!.- rtno-hiilf of the New York hie
Jeague representation was getting Into
lie the other half was edging up a
lislf same. Tho Yanks, bythelr over-
Mwhe'ming victory over tho Athletics
Vhile the Indians were Idle because of
Tain, gained tho aforementioned halt
game.
The Mackmen were never in it yes-
L terday, while the Yanks stung to the
core Dy tne reverse on 'xnursuny, nan
-'Mood In tbclr eyes throughout the game.
They lambasted Naylor, Kcefe nnd
Freeman for sixteen safeties and four
teen runs.
The Macklets were not weaklings
lth'the willow by any means, getting
pllten safe swats. However, Shawkcy,
who'once wore Mack livery, cafed up
tndcr his big lead.
Ituth's Great Clout
Of course, Ruth tied his home-run rn
eord'by sending the pellet over the left
field fence, about 200 feet from the
It flagpole. The hit was tho longest ever
mnae on me HUtue i'nrK loam, clearing
the fence by fully 15 feet and bound
lag high in Somerset street. The hit
as yards longer than the ones made
by..-1'rank Welch and George Burns,
the only men outsldo of ltuth to clear
Mbe.left field fence with a safo hit.
',. Rolllo Navlor was th victim voa.
rt ttrday and singularly last year nn
Athletlck hurlcr. Kcefo yielded the
, fifty-fourth homer made by the king
vi wsi. xne nit was an tno more re-
markshlft n1lltl If to Knn.Ma.ii.1 nt
L.R,yt' R left-handed hitter, nnd under
iue rmes eqouiu nil to rigut nnu
tight center.
'"According to Frank O'Neill, a. New
.lork newspaper man traveling with the
ir!' lho hit Is the longest ever made
21 Rth on the left side of nny field.
ls drives to center and right on tho
aiamonds have been longer by several
Hundred Oct An miUfitn nt n.n ,u..
I.-taMM.?.f tl,e hit rlftcod !t nt 412 'eet.
' v "WW ltuth was -bringing Joy to
"B V i "I ,uc ooy scouts, the guests
of John Shlbo and Connie Mack, Til
Ha al i r wns ranklng tho fans sit un
ana talso notice by driving out two
Tren8 i , tl,e Icft fio''l bleachers.
kHl f i ,'aml(,'l half way up while the
v&d,hit th5 wnl1 on Somerset street,
nundJlh7e.f';ct from the t"!1' antl "
'S!!!?1.!" f.r.ora whcre Ruth's drlvc
,earcd the wall.
lUitslilc ! wa'k'B peformanoe he
rnila1 " "Sler-1'10 hatting of Kdgar
, wn ho feature. Tho youngstoi
i Lr, ''Wm and a single out of four
' n to in llC ? lVcr- A ' faur '' wpnt
S ' illncl ,n rlPl0 " "lied to the
w ' and also n single.
'.'Ton , (,., nCt8
1 Th iin. i...... . .
I brill in I ii " ."pipicss ncfore tho
. fcf.S a?? f Scott up In Bos-
n. t.T.. ii "ruves won n to o. Huck
n;ltvir,ed n f("'11 Knrao, holding tho
nenneafcrs to eight hits, and one t-orac.1
' "error Cm0 "S thu rcmU ot
'lnAthn,CHby Mowoo with one down
AthwRhV' nndtone hyllrtts in the
fare to i Sw.0, out' wn5 the totnl ''
Iffia ?" t,0Tvy ' Scott during the
anil h. i.. f a -"-."riBii uuc M'ufuu
Me Ko f'.1 i",aV.tn? brcnl(s of lock tu
Sn? twlrl hU bcht K,,mo ' h
in tho other American I
5 tU'fc .Ihe Wlilto 8oX 1.V getting
IilheTB.. '"" u"" iwo, inorc lilts than
J he in5cn,lW011 a Breat - ,0 18 victory,
(W argest scores made this season In
-ri!
t ih iiari,B drrPIJC1' a PreeloiiB game
thfiV ' wuicn lurincr minimizes
L'taafiSh.Bi.nccs for the Pennnut. Ten
.-- to threo wno the score. -
INDUSTRIAL RACE
' IS CLOSE AFFAIR
With Only One Game of Final
' Series.'Tnree ClubsAre Tiod '
for First Rface
r National teNnis luminaries
jVINS BATTERS ON TOP
,
tThe closing game In the final scries of
tho Industrial Lenirni- linnrimll rrn urn
oil the schedule for this afternoon nnd
threo teams, Fox Motor, Ivlns Cako and
Thornlon;Fu'Uer nro nil deadlocked for
tho lead.
' 's more than likely that -the final
Mrtos will end in a tie nnd a meeting
Will nn n niil navf rv . .!.. i..
drnwlng.wlll take place; for -thocllmlna-
iin contest, wnicn win be held on Sat-
Urilflr.A. Kdntumlui. 17 nMt o. A .I.A
m no the championship nnd the runncrs
UP of the league for the entire season.
- Mi.y mining averages lor tne second
round, which have just been compiled by
Nerrpfnrv Vnl,lit l,... al, V.aa-'
of tho Ivlns Cake team to be out front.
rri 'n Aire, Flood nnd Bowman,
lhe first two are tied with nn average
0;.,-?T. whl'o Bowman Is hitting tho
pill fon ,(33 and la one of the best play-
l-rn In thfk Iaakk. t.-l -,.'. .
... i..u .,uu, ucing nn au-rounu
man, having, played every position on
the tcap).
Tho averages show that the Industrial
League hns the pitching ns only four
teen players aro hitting .300 or over and
nfllfi nf thnun ltntn nHl I .. -a la
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Ainoia, oup..inaai.. V! l
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Fayka, an. Elo.. 4
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nj-Rn. Hohlfeld ....10 3 B 3
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Proaton, Ulmbel ... 7 1 2 0 3
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Kughta. Hohlfeld ..17 2 2 SO 0
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Wimbaeh Hohlfeld.22 2 n 12 2
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OPEN SOCCER SEASON
Philadelphia Field Club Plays Strong
Team at Dlsaton Ball Park
The local soccer season will open to
day at Disston Ball Tark, State road
and Unruh street, where the recently
organized Philadelphia F. C, the
strongest team In this section, will
tackle the All-rhilndelphla eleven. TlTo
latter, composed of former Bethlehem
nnd local players, together with several
stars who have recently arrived from
Europe, is n strong aggregation and
therefore should give tho crack Phillies
n hnrd contest. x
Owing to tho announcement being
made by Messrs. Lewis nnd Wnldi-rs
that should nny of tho plnycrs on the
All-Philadelphia team display better
form than his opponent in the same
position on tho Phillies, thnt has given
tho matqh a stronger aspect from a
playing standpoint.
SPHAS PLAY ADVERTISERS
Will Meet Donovan-Armstrong at
Fifty-eighth and Walnut Streets
Tho South Philadelphia Hebrew As
sociation will take Its baseball team
cut to Forty-eighth and Walnut streets
thin evening to slvo battle to Jim Ne
ville's Donovnn-.Vrrastrong aggrega
tion in one of their Saturday evening
twllltht games. Tho fray will start
at 5:45.
Tho game promises to be one of the
test played on the collegians' lot this
yenr. Both teams have been going great
guns lately, and will be out to con
tinue their respective winning streaks.
A keen rivalry exists between the
Collegiani and the Sphas, and both No
villi niul Uottlelh will uso their be.it
twirlers in an effort to cop tho well
lmown bacoiu
AUTO RACES TODAY
Noted Drivers Will Compete at By
berry Fair This Afternoon
Automobile racing will be a feature
of the final day of the Philadelphia
County Fair at Bybcrry this afternoon.
Ira Vail, of Brooklyn, nnd Otto Hen
ning, of New Xfik, two noted speed
sters, will take part in tho event. The
ears nnd their drivers entered are:
nuesenberg, Ira Vail; .Mcrrer, Otto
llennlngj Duesenberg, mlllnm .lbert
non I Bradley Hpcclal, Paul Bradley j
Dodgo, L. Brunner; Chevrolet, John
Bock: Davidson. Joy Davidson; Wohl,
Samuel Wohl ; Flnkl.ouls Fink; F. H.
V F. II. Wells; Duesenberg, II. F.
Alexander; Duesenberg, George Crura-mey.
WALLACE K eJOHNSON
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MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS
NATIONAL LKAOUE
Player Club U. A. n. JI. Hn.Sn.
Chrlste'y. Dont. 43 OS 21 28 3 2
Hornsby, St. L.1?4 517 115 200 20 13
Twmnbly. Chi.. 73 183
Hcolt. Bout 41 75
Hallee. N. Y.... 3.1 22
Mueller. Ht. L. . 38 123
Cutahanr. Pitta. 88 813
Crtilae. Uoat. .. 8U 278
Mann, St. 1...... 80 227
Fournler. 8t. L.132 507
noaah. Cln. . .102 381
McHenry. St. U182 500
NlchoUon. Iloat. 70 21
Younr. N. Y.,
Krlneh. N'. T.
Kmllh. N. Y..
Detta. Dilln.... 28 18
Killefer. Chi. . . mi iit
Vi
10 50 1 0
13 28 1 0
2 8 0 0
18 45 0 0
44 1111 0 13
30 00 8 0
53 711 7 0
88 178 10 8
HI 132 3 111
81 171 111 H.
30 72 4 4
.125 439 75 148 3 21
.133 550 108 184 8 50
. 82 210 32 70 10 8
2 SOU
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81 103 18 4
28 02 B 2
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.412
.401
.870
.373
.884
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330
329
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8211
325
323
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MfiimI. lTiUa.,.131 BID 88 171126
Schraandt. Ukln. 78 277 8(1 PI 1 A
Johni-ton. nitln.. 133 54U 03v 178 5 28
Orlfflth. Hkln...ll2 34 00 128 11 2
Tlna.li. ItUln.. 4'J 80 0 '28 O I
r- Tif.-K nut. 15T r.ar, 02 170 2 17 .822
nVnerofl.' U. Y.188 B.tS 110 172 0 15 .820
Oroh. Cln, 70 288, 41 02 0 IB
arimWrchl. ...133 48f 78 153 8 4
j, miin, OI. AA. l o.. . AJ-
Xjarlott. Chi. .. 2' 82 2 10
Kiwder. N. Y... 05 200 30 S3
iitnn IS'. Y....17 10 1 5
MalHl. Chi. 103 373 40 118
nnisiT. Phl... S 20 27 81
Soiithrth, Uos.lSt 580 78 163
t tm.. iH.lhi.. .7 800 85 02
TJooeksl. Boat... 131 508 80 168 10 20
frev. Ptt8....117 4ST HH 111 I l
Deal. Chi. ...v100 ?,J2
Sul'n. Boa.. Chi. 80 218
Onwdy. l)it. .. 87 10
IVteni. riOla.... 40 137
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0 0
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7 18
0 3
47-113
21 87 4
13 43 2
7 42 3
07 101 10
n ,. OT... 17R A'JIl
i. ii'.W-i fhlln. 83 70 4t
nV.alar. Cln... 87 237 28 78
Holl'cher. Chi... 124 600 64 133
iKnoan, Cln. ..120 447 51 135-
Marjinv IleLlP1tt.iag 024 oil inj
HenlMn. I-llllO... 23 13 I S
Durn.. N. Y....J83 537 103 101
Kelly. N. Y 133 nil
88 158 22
3
1
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4
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8
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4
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Tlerney. riUs...lW aim 48 110
Clemonj.. St. I-. 1.0 287 .4 80
wXhtX'B rWia". 05 331 50 DO 0
KwtVhr. i-Sii:in ?og 53 up 0
Plark Chi .1117 501 73 140
DMWbfcln...w;3 50 134
Schultx. St. I... M 2 7 33 78
KtK:,1 Vhi. 7H 243 21 70 3 .2
JSohnr. Cin. ...133 533
Grimm. Pitta.. .130 477
Myera, likln. ..128 483
Whltted, Pitts... fi ffiO
Ford. Hoit. 130 4J7
Hrnninr. until, - - : n
s.1 III
n.ls7Alll Tlnflt. .. Bn J3U .. -
I l-ln 38 07
83 153 3 24
68 130 7 3
48 18' 3 8
68 107 fl 4
43 181 2 3
Bl 130 2 A
28 70 3 4
22 112 1 4
211 74 3 3
t6 11 e a
18 43 8 2
lOTn'rhU: 08 353 33 8 4
S."r0?,,l,1nW 01 21? Si ?5
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STARTSHERE TODAY
Army First Team Meets Moad
owbrook Foxhuntors at
' Philadelphia C. C.
WILL CONTINUE TWO WEEKS
The openlns match In the national
polo tournament begins this afternoon
on tho Philadelphia Country Club
grounds nt Bala when the Army first
I earn meets the Meadowbrook I'ox
hunters in n junior championship
match.
Two Arpi.v teams arc entered In tho
junior tourpnment. The officers ore the
plckril plnyers of the army polo orniin
izatlons, which Is directed by a cen
tral board appointed by the .Seoretnry
of War and n number of corps area rep
resentatives. There nro only two contenders for
the Henlor championship, so; this title
will be decided next Saturday afternoon,
when the Meadowbrook team, the fa
mous. -four that brought - tho Inter
national Cup back from England loHt
Kiiinracr. meets the Rockaway Hunt
Club.
The latter combination is composed
of the substitutes on tho American in
ternational quartet, nnd is nlmost 08
strong as Captain Dcvcrcux Milburn's
clap. The "subs" aro Raid to have inti
mated at various times that they could
make it more than interesting for tho
first squad.
The Meadowbrook team now holds
the open title nnd tho William Waldorf
Astor Cup, and Is determined to retain
both. The plnycrs will ride the same
ponies that helped them trim the British
so decisively at Hurlinjhnin last .Tune.
Five quartets will try for the open
title, the stni?glc for which will be de
rided durins the wcek'of September 10.
They nro Meadowbrook, Itoekaway,
Meadowbrook Freebooters, Bryn Mawr
nnd Philadelphia Country Club.
This championship is fought out on
a scratch bnsls without handicap for
tho Joseph B. Thomas Cup.
The teams will line up for today's
match ns follows:
ARMY 1ST TEAM
Major Arthur H.
Wilson
Major H D. Cham-
nanain
MEADOW BROOK
FOXHUNTEBS
F S. Von Stade
Hodman Wanamaker
.-.molt c Bacon
I.t. Col. Lewis Brown B. E. Strawbrldce,
Major W. W. Erwlr. Jr.
, Secret Practice for Syracuse
fjyrnntft. Sent. 10. Secret oractlre for
the Syracuse I'nlveralty football squad be
an here on the fourth day ot the season's
practice. It uaa thn earliest secret football
session In the history ot tho sport on the
hill.
PENN CHARIER 1ST
FOE FOR CENTRAL
Mirrors Will Open Football Sea
son With Quakers, at Queen
Lane, SeptemberJ-0
TO MEET BRYN ATHYN
What May Happen
In Baceball today
riKsbarsh
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St. Loul..
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Cincinnati
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rhUUes ...
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Detroit . .
riilrnrn .
Athletics
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By rAUL. ritKP
Central High School will Inaugurate
the 11)21 football season nt Queen lane
wilh Penn Charter on September 80.
Lnst season, ns has been tho case wr
Fomc rears bock, the Mirrors nlso played
the opening game with the Quakcn,
The game which was ployed on ep
tembcr 2." will be remembered by fol
lowers of the two elevens, and also by
scholastic cnthusasts In general, as one
of the best school games of the past
season.
The Crimson nnd Cold failed to drop
a game In 1020, but If ever nenr defeat
they wen that day. The first quarter
wns without n seore. In the second
period, however, Central got away with
a short forward pass, and tho end car
ried the ball to the 3-yard line before
he was downed. Dirk Wells carried
tho pigskin over for the touchdown on
tbc next piny.
The third period also was scoreless,
neither team having any advantage over
the other,
Penn Charter opened up with a long
forward pass In the final stanza, and
caught the Central men by surprise. An
but one man, f.eno Pnvltt, was fooled
by tho play. He stopped tho fast end,
Hobby Statzell, brother of the l'eun
Charter Captain, on the 10-ynrd line,
and saved the game, as the tJuaKcrb
were unable to push the ball over.
To Play Bryn Athyn
A week after the Pen Charter game,
Dr. O'Brien will take his famous
aggregation to Bryn AUhyn to givo
battle to tho Academy team. This is a
new game on the Central High School
bdicdulc, but although Die Bryn Athyn
school nlwoys turns out a gwit team,
tbc famus tutor ii confident that his
proteges will conic through with a
victory.
The next game will be with the
Lower Mcrion High School aggrega
tion on October 1 1. and on October 21
tho first Inters-iiolastlc League game
for the Mirrors will be ttagcd at Frank
ford. This game might be n big surprise to
school football fans. The coaches up
nt Frankford have been keeping every
thing under their huts, so to speak,
nnd have not been glvlnji vent to any
predictions. No one knows just what
kind of material U on hand nt the Pio
neer School, and the team is a general
mystery.
On October 27 the (icrmantown High
School will he played nt CJcrmantown
in another league contest., and on No
vember 4 nnd 11, respectively, South
ern and West Philly will be met.
Tough B.ittlo
The last game mentioned promises to
bo tho hardest game on the Crimson
and Cold's schedule. The West Phlla
dclphia otitlook is the brightest In
years, and the Speedboys may pull the
unexpected and hand the Mirrors a
defeat.
Last season the Central crew went
through the season without having its
goal line crossed once until the bovs
from across Uie river were met. Herb
Buckley grabbed n forward pass in
tins contest, went down tne Held for a
touchdown, and made himself famous
over night.
The final game of the Central season
will be played at home with the old
rival, Northeast High.
The complete Central sccdulc fol
lows :
' September 80 Penn Charter n,t Queen
Lann.
October 7 firm Athyn away.
October 14 Lower Merlon at Houston
i-ieia.
October 21 l'rankford High. away.
October 27 Oermanlown High. away.
November 4 Southern High. awny.
November 11 West Philadelphia High
OVIV.
November 18 Northeast High at Huston
fieia.
InterscholaMIc Ixtague games.
Boynton May Help Coach Williams
Wllllftmslown. Mass., Sept. 10. The Wil
li ami football team may not lose Benny
Boynton. Its star of the last few years, who
was graduated In June, altogether this fall,
for It 1s understood he plans to return and
net as assistant to Coach Percy Wendell, of
Harvard. The latter succeeds Joe Brooks,
of New York.
New York Police Hold Field Day
a New York. Sent. 10. Police officials from
thlrty-flvo cltls In the Metropolitan district
were guests of Police Commissioner Enrlrht
nt the annual nullco field day at Qravesend
Bace Track today, aiore man loo.ooo lick,
eta for the two mets today and September
17 have been sol.
Bingles and Bungles
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LKAtlUK
Boston. 2i rhlllles. 0.
New York, fli Bmoklvn, 3.
Chicago. 8 Ilttsburch. 8.
Cincinnati, 10i Ht. Lonls. 8.
AMKniCAN LFaAOUE
New York. I4i Athletics, 8.
Boston. 8i Washington, 1.
Chicago. 20 Il'tmlt, 18.
Cleveland-ft. tauls. postponed, raui.
AMKKICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. 4; liidlnnnnolU, .
Kansas rlty, 12t Nt. Paul, 1.
Minneapolis, 6i Milwaukee, 5.
Toledo, 18i Louisville 3.
Humus City, 3i ht. Paul, S.
80PT1IKUN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans 3 Chattanooga, 2.
Chnttnnoogii, 5 New Orleans, 1 an game)
Birmingham. 7i Little Berk. 2 (first game)
Birmingham, ,, Little Kock. 0 (2d 5iSe
Mobile, 4i Atlanta, 2,
EAHTEItN L'kAOUK
New Ilnrrn, ti Hartford, o (first game).
New Ha. en 8t Hartford, 4 (second game).
Worcester. 5) Albany, 4.
Watrrliury. 4i Springfield. 2.
.:i!.!!1t!- I' r 'Jgrport. 2 inni ?"
l'lttsllflU, Ui Bridgeport. 3 (second game).
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LKAUUK
Phillies nt Boston.
Brooklyn nt New York,
t'hlntgo at 1'IIUbnrgh,
Ht. Louis at Cincinnati,
AMKHICAN LKAOUK
New York at Philadelphia.
Iliwtnp at Washington,
Detroit at C'lilraga.
Cleveland at 61, louls.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
11ESCLT8 Or YESTEBDAY
Baltimore, lOi Bending, tl Hirst game).
Beading, 7j Baltimore. 0 (second game),
rlyrnoust, A Buffulo, 3.
Onlj' guinea plaed,
TODAY'H HCIIEHl'LK
Baltimore ut Bending.
Jersey City at Newark.
Koi'hrster nt Toronto,
Buffulo ut rlyntruse,
8TAND1NO OP THE CLUBS
W. L. P.O. W. Ia. I- C
Balllm'ra 110 40 .73i Syracuse. 63 8ti ,4tn
Buffalo.. 03 88 .618 Newark.. 62 M .1.9
Koeheater 86 84 .578 Jer. 1-llV HI nS 'U?
Toronto,. 81 07 .647 Beading., 00 100 '.J J31
Yesterdai's 111 Noise The New York
Olants, by defeating the. Brooklyn nodaeri.,
climbed up ta within a fraction ot n point
nn Pittsburgh In the nice for (he National
League pennant The offk-lsl standing of
ine eiui9 is; t iiisoargn, .uwuui ew lork.
.00383.
Jim Jolly, pitcher of tho dalveston Texas
League Club, has ben purchased by th
Now York Yanlees. Jolly has been out of
the gam since the middle of the season as
a result of an operation for appendicitis, and
will report to iho (lotham uggregatlon next
year.
Tni- Kniuas Cllu Amrrican Asportation
Cluh u(l hnt'r urn- )wrtntop report on Srp
trmbrr to Frank Hurphit of the Rock Island
Club 0 thr Thrre I I.tapuc, is the man. He
was purchased outright
The ruling nf President Ellison, of the
Appalsehlnn Lroxue that nil oamea won bv
the Klntsnort Club this season In which
ritelier Mm Hill plated must ho rrnlnjed.
nuts lhe Klngaprrt Cluh In third plac and
Johnson City In first. Klngsnort hn lrtislv
rllnrhnl the iwnnnnt for the second half nf
tho season.
A new Amrl-an League record for total
runs and total hits was established In the
Chlcaso-Detroit gnme Twenty runs, on
twenty-two hits, were scored by the Whits
Sox. while the Tigers crossed the pentagon
fifteen times on twntv btngle-. A total ot
thirty-five runs on forty-two hits.
fipenMi-o o record hits. Bale Itvth hiltrd
two MriM u'ifh one ntone. so to sprak. lis
Hrd his 10tl home run record trdh Ms mlohtv
stnnsh nnd broke a lono'divtnncc record at
SMb Pnrfc when the ball sailed over the left
field wall
BASEBALL TODAY, 3 P. M.
S1I1BE PARK 21ST A I.KII101I AVE.
ATHLETICS yn, NEW YOKK
lUsenril Heats Olmbels' and Spalding'
Lew Tcndler and Sailor Friedman Fifbt
rbnlrr Penis nn Sale nt
TENTILKK-S IlILI.IAltt) PABLOH
730 Market St. 2d Floor
The Fight You
Want to See
(rent S-round battle between the twn
lending rontrndrrs for (he lightweight
title.
Messrs. Tailor and (lunnls present
Lew Tendler vs.
Sailor Friedman
PHILLIES' PARK
Monday Night, Sept. 12th
Preceded by prellm'nartes ou win
like. Everybody will go. Hrnta. $1. g;'
S3. No higher. All priced .,(' '
rred. Buy Ht onre nt Sohott'a Cnfe'
llth ind Illbert. or Tendler otVAl
man's. 818 Chestnut, (let In line quick.
RAYMOND-HAUBER DRAW
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Darrett 8tops Ruttell In Benefit
8how at Chester
Ralph Raymond nnd Jolinnr Hnubcr,
Wilmington w-Herwcliclits, met In n
return innicli ot Hmcdlcy Field, Clics
ler, l'n., Inst nlnht, nnd nt the finish
of eight hnrd rounds neither showed to
ndvnntoRC. Hobby Unrrctt scored ft
four-round knockout over George Rus
sell. .Tnck McCnuley stopped Happy
Jack MriWllllnms In the third round,
nnd Hilly Horn was outpointed by
nnttling Unrncs In six rounds.
Tills show wns promoted by Jimmy
Dougherty, of I,olpcrvllle, nnd tho
profits were turned over to the dlrcitor4
of Smcdley Field to be used for expenses
In fixing up the grounds, which are to
be used ns nu athletic field by Chester
High School.
Lew Rnllcy nnd Frnnk O'Brien wero
the referees.
The next show is scheduled for Mon
day night for the benefit of the Amer
ican Legion and war veterans located
In Delaware County.
BIG FIELDREADY
IN RICHRJIURITY
Hildroth Leases Colts to Start
in $50,000 Belmont
Classic Today
MY REVERIE MAY WIN
Twenty-six two-yenr-olds nrc carded
to start in the $."0,000 Futurity at Bel
mont Park this afternoon, nil hlgh'y
bred colts and fillies. Three of tlm
stars nrc out of the race Miss Joy
nnd Morvlch being ineligible, and Knl
Sang bring out of condition.
Although Knl Sang is disabled, Hit
dreth's Rancocns stnblc will bo repre
sented. Wednesday ICal Rang pulled up so
sore after u trial that Trainer Hildrcth
abandoned all hopo of getting blm to
the post today.
The bottom fell out of Runcocns
slock its prospects for wMnrting the
$50,000 event becmed worth about $7,
but yesterday it rose until it again
ranks with the lenders, because the
racing rights of Surf Rider nnd Har
ridan have been obtained from John B.
Mnddcn forthe race.
My Reverie standi n fair chance of
winning the rich classic. Harry I'njne
Whitney nlso has n strong hand In the
race. Hanta Clara, Hun Rolgh and
Dream of Allah nro other high-c'nss
entries.
Major August Belmont, discuFsinj
today's big event, said yesterday: "It
Is fortunate that we hove a straight
course for the decision of such n race.
The event was born to be run over a
course, nnd all the years of its decision
at Bhecpshcnd Bay it wns contested
over a ground thnt insured a fnir chance
for every contestant. There was a
slight bend in the Coney Island Fu
turity course, which mitigated against
horses that bad jn outside position.
Here nt Belmont we have a course that
is as straight as a gun barrel, and the
best horse ought to win over it. It is
a great race and nothing that we can
do to ndd to its uttractiveness will be
neglected."
Sun Rclgh, the Kilmer Futurity hope,
was given his final trial beyond u short
pipe opener on Saturday morning, when
he breezed the full Futurity distance of
sir furlongs yesterday over the 'main
tratk in 1:171-5 with Kchsay in the
saddle.
My Piny, the Lexington Stable's
hope, was given a sharp speed test over
the Jamaica course and Indicated that
he will be nmong the first to depart on
Saturday, when Mnrs Cassidy gives the
word "Go!" My Play, breaking flat
footed from tde barrier, went the four
furlong distance in 47 1-5 seconds.
The Whitney Futurity candidates.
Whiskawny nnd Bunting, were given
their finnl workout yesterday, when
they went the six furlongs, hard urged
ut the end, in 1 :12. The effort, which
was calculated to tire them thoroughly,
accomplished Its purpose, and leaves no
doubt that they will be fit to run for
n king's ransom in the classic.
FRIEDMAN TALKS i ;1
ON leonardM,!
Will Loavo for Now York Tuw
day for Conference With
Tex Rickard
OFFER
AUTO PRESENT
By LOUIS If. JAFFE
New York will bo the next objective;
of Sailor Friedman. The mariner front',
the shores of Lake Michigan has holster
his sails nnd expects to prove ho ha,
sufficient wind In them when he moetir
Lew Tcndler at tho Phillies' Ball Tarkt
to bound himself nlong the puglllstlaV
main into tho harbor of Benny Leon!
ard nnd annex the lalter's lightweight?
championship by storm.
Friedman will finish up almost twe
weeks In Philadelphia on Monday
night, nnd tho next morning he plans'
to lnvodc Gotham go right Into tho
lion's den. ns it were. The Chlcngonn
has been invited to hold a "council of
war" with Tex Rickard. promoter of
the Madison Square Gnrden, he says,
"A bout with Leonard," explain
Friedman, "will be the subject of my.
meeting with Mr. Rickard.' '
.ia1, Ahinlf am the lightweight en--titled
to the next crack at Leonard'
crown," continued the sailor today
after coming off tho road for the last
time before engaging Tcndler In com
imt, and I am not going to lose any.
prestige against your left-handed star,
it anything, I am going to show even
more so that I stand out next to Leon-
..ill ,hF "jl'twclght division.
. uclK,!f iot tho Tcndler match will
1? .hnndlcap me in any way. It
tlidn t the last time, and as I have had
more time In which to gradually get
r'Si1? fho rc1,1lrl Keale I feel that
I will be even in better shape. Thero
may have been some little doubt ns to
who won before, but on Monday nlgnt
there will be no question. I'll win
from hero to Chicago just watch me
do It.
One hundred nnd thirty-six pounds
at o clock on the afternoon of tho
contest Is the specified weight for tbo
Tcndler- Y rledmnn set-to. Tho sailor
just about came in under that scalo
for their previous battle, while Tcndler
weighed l.MVi.
There is nil borts of interest In the
return engagement, ns many fans still,
contend Friedman showed to advan
tage dver Tcndler a month ago. Tho
Sailpr came back with a great rally in
the lust few rounds nnd nftcr a terrific
pace finished stronger than the Phila
delphlan. However, the advantage of
Tcndler in the earlier sessions entitled
Lew to more than an even brenk.
Another incentive for Friedman io
w;In over Tendler is n $3500 nutomo
biie. "Herman Pressman, one of your
fight fans here in town, has threatened
to make me n present of n l,500
machine," snid Friedman, "and some
thing tells me that I am going to motor
to New York in a new automobile on
Tuesday morning."
West Virginia Quarter Out
rieer rork Hotel. Md.. flept 10. Whn
Charlton Davis, his most promising quarUr.
back candidate, broke hla leg and was put
out for the season, Coach S pea re. of th
Weat Virginia football team, win hard nut
for a field general. He used Helrer. last'
year-a freshman end. and Nardlccl from,
tlayen High. Youngstown. Ohio, with by far
the most satisfactory results he has jet
had.
Hagen Sets Rare Golf Mark
Detroit, Sent. 10. In winning the Mich
Iran open golf championship at the L-vhmnor
Club here yesterday. Walter Hagen. Western
open champion, established a rare marie In
championship play by co.erlng the flrst.srlnt
holes of the afternoon round In thirty. ons.
flvs strokes under par. Hagen played rdur
of the holes In par and turned lir oirdles
for the other five. Lone putts featured his
Play.
Crulkshank Joins Yale Grid Squad
New llaen. Conn,, Bept. 10. Phil Crulk
shank. who played guard In some of tho
early games of last season was the only ad
dition tn the Tale squad In tta practice at
Pratt I'leld. Crulkshank la one oi tha
husky men on the squad and weighs 20O.
founds. Defore coming to 'Vale he played at'
lotchklss, and was on hla freshman- team
here.
World's Horseshoe Title for Jackson
llnmllne. Minn., Sept 10. Frank Jackson,
of Ki-llerton. I.i.. world's horseshoe, pitching
champion, won the national horseshoe pitch
ing tournament by winning tn tho tlt.-Us at '
thn Minnesota Fair here, H went through
a field of sixty-two entries Jackson, In win
nlntr the rbamnlonshlp. took fifteen games.
He, threw 291 ringers nnd 110 double rlmcer.
Polo Championships of the
United States
3:30 P. M.
TODAY
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