MWIDAY, JULY u. 1’“
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SPORTS
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ilul Blitllill cull” .
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Towns' m seVH'a' Circuits "Ive tlon restraining lial t‘hase, formerly
tir st baseman ot’ the ( hicngo American
Trouble Paying Bills on League. tlaln, from playing with the. and II. C. Paflgrson Defeat
. liulralo Federals, was promised by .
Meanre RBCBINS Jul) 18 by Justice Herbert P. Bisseil, Rivals at copBIhaflafl
—-————— llt tile close of the arguments here yes-
’l he unusual lack of interest in base te-rdaY-
hall this year is shown ill the financial “it this injunction is to be dissolved
difficulties of the little nlinor leagues, it should be done promptly." he said.
Within the last few days serious tron. The grounds upon which (‘hase's
blc has developed in the New England, personal attorney, Keene H. Adding
(ml-state, ii. I 1., south blichlgan and ton, of (ldcago. and counsel for «the. Homer Baker, \‘e’w lork Athletic
entlal cileuus. lin- Trl- btute found Federal League sought a dissolution or Club won the 400 metres race in {-2
it necessary to switch the iork iran- the injunction were based largely up 3-1.05
thise to Lancaster Two towns were on allegation that the Chicago team
dlopped lrom the K. I. T. because the did not come into court with clean‘
managements couldn‘t guarantee sal- hands. because. as I member of or-
ai'ies. The Springfield club. of the t‘en- ganized baseball. it is operating in vlo-'
lral League, was placed in the hands lation of the Sherman Anti-Trust law.
01' a receiver yesterday, the other club it was intimated by Mr. Addington ill
owners guaranteeing salaries so that his final argument that further pro-
the schoduh might be carried out tem cecdings‘against the national commis-
porarily until a successor tor Spling sion under the anti-trusi_ law were un-
field is found The owners of the lin- der consideration. i
velhill club, of the New England Asst» “There is-lnorer-lt: stake here than
ciation have filed a petition of bank- Chase's individual case." he said. “Be-
ruptoy. Yesterday the Toledo team. fore many weeké have passed we may
0‘ the 50“”! MtChlSan League. threw see the standing of organized baseball
up the sponge. The stockholders will tested under section 4 of the Sherman
not realize a penny on their ,invost- act." -'
ments. Everything is a dead loss. ‘ Section No. 4 makes it the duty or
Organized baseball attributes most. the taderal attorneys to start prOCCEd-
of its troubles to the Federal League. lugs where they believe there has been
it is claimed that the outlaws havt de- a violation of the ‘act.
stroyed in a great measure the public Other claims made by the Federal
confidence in «the game. The lnngnutes League attorneys were that Chase's
will not admit that a possible financial contract with Chicago was void, be-
stringency is ablhe bottolu of it all. cause it was improperly drawn when
They point out that during the smiley signed and because it, lacked mutual-
years of 1907 and 1908 both the major ity on account of the ten day cquuse
and minor leagues were prospérous.‘ and the reserve future.
,athletes won in several of the finals
' ill the games at the Stadium last night
against representatives of Denmark,
Germany, Sweden and Finland.
W. M. Uler, Jr.. captured the 110 me‘
tres hurdle event ill it; 2-311.
J. C. Patterson, University of Penn-
sylvania. won the 200 metres in 22
2-58., and the 100 metres in 11 Hill.
tiler won the high jump with 1.8::
metres (five feet, 11 12 inches).
The one mile relay race. teams or
five men, was won by the Americans,
in lint, 35s.
"LE IIIE BUSY
0b LONG ISLAND
Yale's baseball team has already
inaugurated a practice campaign in
preparation for the 19lo season in a
select hamlet on Long island several
sorts of Yale are camping and are
playing three games a week. They
have already placed the small townon
the map by their phenomenal play.
Several members of the Yale trash-
man team. who will undoubtedly win
positions on the varsity next you. are
included in the lineup. Captain-elect
Mlddlebrook and Tony Hones are ca-
vorting in the outfield. while Fresh
man Coach Bernie Tommers is also
displaying considerable class in the.
suburban section. Madge is working
behind the but, Brown is doing the
pitching. while Lo Gore. sltlburn,
Bush and Reilly are playing the re
morning infield positions.
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striations
When it comes to local rivalry be-
tween boxers. New York has nothing
on Minnesota. beach Croaucnd Tom-
lny Murphy were great rivals in New
York for several years, but there but
never been the bitterness between the
factions that there is at present be-
tween the trionds ot Joliliny«'l‘lnmln.
the Minneapolis lightweight, mid Pat
”Brown. the Filbbing lightweight.
'Broh'u is the recognized lightweight
champion of Minnesota and Tillman
has been hot on his trail to take the
crown away from him. They have
‘ that tries in bed twfiluhmfiu it.-
seems to» us Mindful: bdtwe’entho
with (its honors. limiting Tillman 'lb,
in the old days before tllglnteresta John w Ryan and Ellis G. Kinkilid,
ot the major and minor leagues were gunmen tor the Chicago team, argued
amalgamated through the national and read numerous opinions to sustain
agreement it was the custom for the tbeir contention that tllo_playing of
little leagues to explode nbout this baseball cannot be designated as com-
time of the year. Promoters organiz merco in mg gauge thdt it is used in
0d clrtults in those dang evidently the SherILn not
with the sole purpose of collecting big I
holiday tolls. The lourth of July; as . '
uolly marked the getaway. During the TMIY “EA ‘8
past live or six 'ears, however, the .
interest ill baseball throughout the Rum“ m: 'Enl'c'r
country was so great that most of the:
little minor leagues were able to make' CAMBRIDGE Mass. July 11 ,8“),
a profitable showing on the invest 411g ”99°“ the University A? 0 here,
ments. They reaped a rich harvest last night :To‘mmy Shea. New Ha-
through the sale of players to leagues ven‘s .cloyer mitt-pusher. was handed
. of higher classification. This avenue one of thé rawest deals ever dealt out
of profit has been partly blocked, by in this ENEWQG to Tommy Flan-
I the appearance in the field of the Fed- nigan. the New ““6“, won the ver-
eral League. which threatens to bribe dict by a largomrzin. but the referee
away all minor league material of ma declared the bout a draw.
jot pretension * Shoo won the plaudits of nmalorlty
in the meantime it is said bl those of the fans W938“ becausé of his
very close to the inside situation that fleet work! and when the decision was
the Federal League is having a very rendered the house "1118 with out»
difficult 135k keeping about. The Chi calls nod whines Shea had all of the
“‘30 promoters are said to have nearly leading and had the better of seven or
reached therilmlt of their resources. the ten rounds. -
sfl‘ho Ward brothers are supposed 'to be ~
carrying the Pittsburgh and button; KEN mm “to JolN' .
clubs as well as the one in Brooklyn. , ST LOUIS TEAM SOON
Baltimore and Chicago are the" only__ "If baseball “tel-toms with law-mak- to sciencéj bird ism cal-nitric 6R the
outlaw towns commanding very much lng, cut out baseball. - . :éory no to real fighting jbility. The
attention. and the attendance at both That is what. Representative Ken; child at ’Bl‘owh at Hlbbips 8nd 0111*
cities is said to have fallen off per neth L Man of South weymonth out! Ithm “W!- 911mb???“ Willis. hIIVG
'ceptibly since July 4. in spite of cut infielder of the 51 Louis cfirdinals. i's , “*1
prices Ban Johnson has prédléted doing. ,3“: us soon as the House on“ ‘Pai “5 14¢ .. .1
that the Federal magnet will husp‘énd “Reprenéntntbfefl cigars up its positions ”313m“? 0”th m . W; R“ I
operations before the last of this tho-former grown University captain “"0““ ‘93: PM“, . m‘ “
i! dbl/dais t. Fred Hall ’I‘homaa. and he to a. . W. L. P.O.
flan“!- sud Cleveland and erhm inn _ . . . S LI; Be di
I' Certainly the International League I" u‘ndor fun- 11¢“ «steam, "will Willa stiller. vegetarian He attributes his ultimate?“ :2 :1 32;: “6 ct
has beenard h" especially in Babfti. ‘md ‘0 St._ Em“. “are Man. r . b03111! abllbt! "0 mi) ind he ‘8 cmfld' Bumo n o ...n . - . u . .- ‘3 32 I 573 u I:
”10me JaCk Dunn has disposed of tho IMbqu' HIuggm'l bl ”Slowly “WI" .. 1° ore‘d the DEC: 0‘ B“ 11211th" 381': We? .. . . - nn H - II“. . ,32 I 562 IAIGENT. . ‘3 . II
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isms, lows, July 11 .-'-‘An mm M munch. .. m “M“ it mum. V".
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Central Associa-
COPENHAGEN, July 11.——A1nerican'
Iiililibli lififliitlliili
liHibPllili Ill 9 YEARS
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Baseball Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
(‘ieieland ’1;
New York, 1;
(second game. six innings).
Started Fight Same as Rubber ; Boston, 5. Chicago. 1.
in Cheap Bathhnuse
From rubber in a cheap bathhouse,
used exclusively by lighters, to light
weight champion of the world in nine
years. That is the rise of Freddie
\Nolsll, native ol Lngland, and born
in l'unty',plldd Wales, March 5. 1881;.
but Great Britain did not make him
champion; it only saw his winning
bout. tor Freddie came by ills lighting
ability in the United States, and he is
coming back here to live. Back in
1902 Welsh. dissatisfied with Wales,
decided he Worked his way over on
a battle bout. New York did not
take to Freddie with open arms, so
he made his way to Philadelphia, and
it was in that city that he got his first
chance in the squared circle. which
is directly. responsible [or his turning
lighter. The first thing Welsh did up.
on his arrival in Philadelphia was to
built a Job. Slack times kept ililn in
the army of unemployed for a month
or so, until one day he happened to
see a sign otter the entrance to a
Turkish bathhouse, “Rubber Wont-
ed" lie ,applied. was given the ion.
and for the next few months earned
his daily bread by pushing the kinks
out of good and bad ring experts.
\‘aturaliy, Welsh looked upon a
lighter no a gram man. He heard
them spank of their big purses, and
$50 for fighting twenty or thirty min-
utes looked like a gold mine to the
Welshman. especially when he was
getting only $40 a month for working
fourteen hours a ‘dby in an evil-smell-
ihg bntbhtiuso. 'ii‘fhllly he 'edsbd into
the ring game as a preihninsry bats
tier at 33 it tight at the some time
holding down his job In the bath. " It
did not take Welsh long to graduate
from the ’prelim" class and the bath
emporium. He had pretty fair suc~
cess in the East and then came Went
to 1908 and signed for a ton-round
‘mill with Maurice more Flo won
and this lead to a contest with Chhrley
Neal-y. who at that time was consid-
ered the cream at the West. Welsh
Was given a draw and than he met
his first upset. losing tojackoy Mc-
Farland in ten rounds. The decision
caused a great deal of comment. and
the two llglltwolghts were signed for
I twonty- ll-ve round battle before Jim
Jeffrles' hos Aussies club. This
ended ill a draw. Later the two met
again ill London and themesult again
was a draw. Nothing much was
heard of Welsh, in 1913. and early in
1913 Finally he put his affairs in
the hands of Harry Pollock, the New
York sportsman, and since that time
she hps been constantly before the pub.
die. His only defeat under his new
manager was in St. Louis when But-
falo Jimmy Duffy was given a shade
over him in eight round-I. Since that
draw battles with Jon Mondot rind
Johnny Dundee. 'Welsli's’ reaLInsmnI
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Washington. 8; St. Louis,
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit,
innings, darkness).
New York,
U
.1
Cleveland,
O.
8 (eleven
Standing of Clubs.
W- L ac. THE sic LEAGUES. ,
Philadelphia .......... 44 31 .587 . A GAS
Detroit ............ . .44 35 .557, ”“10““ League.
Slllcago """"""" :1 if '3; New York .................... 16
”suing“ """"" ° ‘ Philadelphia :7 RAN E
St. Louis ............. H 37 .526 . , ,
1 Brooklyn ..................... 2.3
Boston ................ 40 38 .513 20 I,
New York 97 45 375i Boston ........................ 11 will greatly reduce the temperature 0!
‘ """" m“ ' St. Louis ......................
Clevem‘i ‘ ' '26 49 '3" Pittsburgh .................... 22 the kitchen, and will help mIlnu
Chicago .................. . . . . .21 the Summer more enjoyable.
Gama Today. Cincinnati .................... 23
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
(‘leveland at Boston.
St. Imuis at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Ruultn.
St. fouls. 2:
Chicago. 11; Boston. 6
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburgh. 2.
New Your. 0.
Brooklyn. ll ; Cincinnati,‘ 3.
Standing of Clubs.
W.
New York .. .......... 41
Chicago .............. «it
St. Louis ........ . ..... 40
Philadelphia .' ......... 34
Cincinnati .......... . .36
Brooklyn ...........‘...33
Pittsburgh ...... ...32
Boston ................ 80
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cum» “day.
New York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
L.
29
‘ Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
FEDERAL tribune.
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win-m, y'o tic-alto.
Plltz‘bm’fih. 5; Wu“- 3'
Waters: Bundle. 0
Only two sumac plum ~
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Standing of Clubs.
W.
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Chicago ......is 28
indinnlpolls; .......... 38 ' ’ 31.
Buffalo ............ . . .36 31
Baltimore ,..........36 34
Brooklyn . . . .......... 33 34
Hanna City ....... . . .34 41
Pitabu h ..... 30 39
St. Lo . .‘ ........ 31 43
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'Gumu Today.
Pitts'blirgh at Brooklyn.
Burrito 'a‘t Blitiliiore. -
Kansas City at St Louis.
lndlihabtilla at Chicago.
N‘I'IWWONA'L mobs.
rthy'b Mill.
Newnrlt, 8; Baltihhore,0
swarms. to: Jersey City. 6.
~ diam 8: Rochester”
Toronto. BI, blontreal, 2.
u—n—n
“will“ or clubs.
clog-Mu Wmmrldrt.
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g 5021118. Rowing,
l Waterbury ........... 36
l Bridgeport ............ 34
Springfield .... .. .. .31 32
New Haven ........... 28 30
' Hartford ............. 28 31
Pittsfleld ..............25 31
W5! New Britain .......... it 46
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Games Today.
New Haven at Hartford.
Pittsfield at Bridgeport.
iWaterbury at Springfield.
New Britain at .\‘ew London.
WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS IN
We have had some very hat. din,
‘and will have many more before till
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Summer is over.
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We have them at all prices. Abbi.
American League. for information. ...
Philadelphia .................. 19 If X
New York ..... ...... . ......... l9 .
mm... , .. . . .. ............ 2. The United Electric
Boaton ........................ 13 W
Chicago ....................... 19 (2“
Cleveland ..................... 18 Light & ate!
Detroit ...... , ................. 26 . .3
St. Louis ......... .. .......... .21 n .
Federal League. Make 46“ » .
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Kansas City ........... .t... ...1: Your Fa'thful
P.C. (slhicldfoi ....................... 16 Messenger
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'5": 31:3???“ IIIIIII .. ..28 We urge you to use our to). .
23' Buffalo) ........... 22 Phone freely for whatever you need
:m‘ Pittsburgh .............. . ..... 15 in our line at low convenience.
.478 Beltimore . ........ 18 , . , ’ Tw‘m .
“1' , A I and “am:
,423 International Lupus. - I
Baltimore ............. z_.......1ti i - SW, I -
Montreal ...................... 14 SI MINN 8T., NORWALKL
Rochester ............. . ....... 14, III
'Toronto ................. ; ..... 24
Buffalo ............... I; ........ 27 ,
“Providence ..... , ..... it
My City ..... ._,..*....1«t :1
Newark .............. ....‘2....32 f
. Hotnie Zimmerman. Chicago Nation
at third baseman. who informed yes-
terday that his 'suspension had been‘
lifted. ,Zimmerman was penalized for '
lrguing with umpires. ‘
ur 371:
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Should your eyes have been
, you trouble or your glasses in I
1 adjusting, feel at liberty to consult “
WILLIAM J: molt! ~
OWICMN.‘ , ,.
Room B. Kcelor Building, ,
No.15! lelbllintbn III:
In every State of the'UniOI—
you’ll find FordsI outnumbering
any other car three to one.
And them at réason aside,
Monday.
' EWhlh‘p.
‘L
l‘.
icon! the pulling price. ThsyI ‘ . .flnu‘n’ .4"? M“
do the job—they run 311 the: q IIP- to. daily.
M_ get youchercwand-
“back at hall the cost of theLl
steam-engine types.
Runabout stop, Touring Car 2556;
Town Gar 750—1. 0. b. Detroit—2
Complete with equ‘l‘pnicnt.~
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