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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 20, 1914 · page 11

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Sunday‘s Game.
The locals truulcd to n‘tnlnlord und
wirt- doll-med by UN Statut‘ol'ds by u

r-ooto o: 1 to 4. Thu local.» lliitl to
play ten intuition pluych oi the
:idlliltllll Loam and the umpire, wno

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Tluaxiliieh Asstuts Bins mm Lem
sulru m «room our NATIONALS mm 81ch

"tlunbout Smith was hunched out
by UL‘Ulgtb L‘ul‘pcntlor in to: luul‘tll
round," doclured J. l‘. llulls, UlllL'lul
timohccpcr ol' the recent bout in tho
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Baal» Becltol‘, l'hlludclplliu, ulth un
uterus-c ol .Slln, is leading llrc butters
oi the National League, according to
figures pubhdmd yostcrdny. Next arc
tlrunt. New York, with .337; l-L. Burns.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

llElllAllD HIS PLEABED
WITH HEBZOB’ S SHOWING

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llcdlund 12 pt sport

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Vlidsebulltfl Resulté'

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

 

Yesterday's Resuttl.
No Looms scheduled.

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“Ms M ”m1, w“; and flu; the Stamp the lust ten days bad Just begun to llurns, New \orll, .333; D t'ore Bus. ()n the ole ol’ an important linatorn W. L. P.C.
mm; a; least “m"; runs; In the third;dlc;out when lllla‘ new alultflllt‘lllb‘ldri'; ton, .;l;’h; llullun, liroohlyll,. 332; ”um trip, when tho Loam wuss closo up to J’llllil‘lt‘llllllfl ---------- 45 33 4500
“um”; the loam but u“; held and utter ed ll auo'w. llilt‘l, llroohlyn. .3131); ML,\(1‘:, Now the Giants and in 'a 1)(),\iuun 1., “post llctroit ............ ...-l? .88 533
____h ‘ ;; low minutes 0;, arguing and courting Hulls Styli that, near the end ol the; York. .‘o’ltl. llyrne, Philadelphia, .305; first place from the champions “in“; Washington .......... H 38 .51'.7_
I by the “ms; the 100;”; went back to tourth round, when out: oi Coupon— lrduhorl, lJrooltlyn, .308. i'uir break of luck, lllt-i boat ()lllllt‘ldt‘r Bliston ............... 43 4t) '52”:
MCNernPys Play at S 0" Slop illui'. Kiernun started off with asiugle tior’s blows doorEd tho gunner, there] Brooklyn, ““11 JUN ““1 New York. dk‘fimed llllll, an act “llll‘ll CW! the ””0350 ------------- 43 4" "315'
10 “I'll? (‘arroll singled, sending Kicr- Were fourteen coconuts lcit bélorc llltlwllll .ZtiT, lcad in club butting. ller- club enough games to keep it ll‘tllll 5L 1101115 ------------- 43 40 312
a Feature of Saturday's Can'- “a” to third: K-orr throw ,0 Ferry to intermission bell clangod. Smith l'c-;Ztlg. with thirty-tour, load: in stolen getting into first pohition. Thonwhiit- New York ------------ 33 47 40:3
. mm; t‘urroll going to second, and ran ttcired thus a count of tour moro new; bzlscs. Among the pitchers Mathow- in the midst of a rather disastrous trip Cleveland ------------ 35 54 341
la“, Won by Norwatks him down hotwoen buses. Ho mehonds than the number required tor a son. with lllteen pins and four de- llcrzog found that one of his regular ”‘—
4;02 , throw m Kerr, who waited for Kiel;_;l;:nocilout, according to tho ttme- (cats; Aitchison, Brooklyn, with six initolders had taken up negotiations Game; Today.
mm, ““0 wus coming into the plate , copcr Ynud two; \‘uughu t‘hicugo, with nine With the outlaws and was only wait- 5t. Louis at New York (2).
and had Kiernau by u m“ yard and me; "As soon as 1 could attract ltcl‘cree and lour, ruuk highest ing the payment of a large sum 01‘ Chicago at Philadelphia,
‘umpirv called him solo. The fans ycll- Corrlt attention loallod ‘9 mlu- “NY Loltll, Detroit, heads the American cash ill advance to desert the Reds Detroit at Bouton.
NORWAYK [USES IUUBH led m; help and yelled “kill "the unl- Hulls. “I told lulu that ‘a'mnli was, League. with .342. Then come Ba- and jump his contract. :Tlre lust incl» Cleveland at Washington.
Ipil‘o." und told the locals not to play Wt “Dd that 1 had CU‘dIllUfl lUllllwll lil'l', Philadelphia. .840; Jackson, dont stirred up other players on tho ' w—————-
hull. 190011“ on him. but Corn overruled t‘lm't'ltll'lll, 3le; l‘. Walker, St. Louis, team and the club was in very poor NATIONAL LEAGUE.
”9"” IN SIAMFURD ’I‘ho "mpg". was away my on bulls mo.npparontly believingthero “61611011330; Crawtord, liotrolt. .318; E. (701- condition for the hard games or tho
and strikes and when the m“; yeTléd that much tune between tho knock-lips, l‘niludelphiu. .310; A. Williams, next week. ‘ Yesterday‘l Results.
at him he was worse than ever. ltlotN'qulnd almond; t::;;:)ll:dli:~s;slllull.;bl LY \Lijihlubnntot, Lilli: Miluu;;3\’ur:li;il;l;gtdtil:. Against bthesetough 0(1):ldlll;)‘lls ilor- Chicago, 7; Brooklyn. 3;
. _ ’l‘hc Stumlor - s- , ; ; ; . (‘lr\ e c or u - 'l- '7; pea tr onion. “.‘l u e zog hat-s nttlcd muniu y. o 'ept . ., . . - 2;
umlnre Alllleared ll) be Aflall'lSl the NM; Wm;d:l;e(:l;:do:h:‘i;:11:11:13 tameuway “"0111 ll": (mill‘ullllwllll llw plllu lt'lldb‘ in tlub butting with .261. the team up in the race for over one- 3:15:33: SETSYYYESSLMN; 4
our Team in Every MOVE mm “mt, hits. opinion thut the iourth round untied and lietroit and Washington are next third 01‘ the season solely by his own Other teams not playing.
1 in tho third they ugnlll scored chum)” “I’m“ ml” “cw“ “Y‘” “Tm“ “ll“ _-'-"“ ”1““. energy and intelligence and it was a
- run, with the aid of the umpire and hit the cantata fluul' 01 Ville; ““3: 3:“.‘5 Marisol, New; lurk, leads in stolen and break for him to have two oibls Standing of Clubs.

The Noruulks top 0;; the t1' d .. two hits. ,ttowover, since ilullh hos made; :11»; buses with tlnrty~ono. Leonard. 1305- players turn him down cold at critical W. L P.C.

; ; P or bathe in ”1;; iiith the \‘orwulks handed N'Swlfluenl. there are any number oi. loll, with twelve notorious and three times. The team is a weak outfit ut . y . ..,'- ,
oi the norm: between the ltcnlyos ulld run to tho Stamfords on u plultcr—- Curponticr syluputhizors who protcsutlcl‘outs; lit-litter, Philadelphia, with tho best, condemned by every critic New York """""" :0 3" {:23
Inc Ntvl‘tl'ullls, 531111.13), unonmm); by Luwn dropped it throw and llill Kerr’s to having thought Smith was (Ullllll‘d scroll and two. and l‘lunlt, l’hiladol‘ in the country to a low position in :hlcago """ 4? if) ”:29
a more oil to 2. it was the best game poor judgment in throwing to McNor- on, and words are being bundledehia. WHY nine ond two, are top the race before the season started. Clitcfilllistl ......... H3; 43 :276
"h; km”; had ever played on the "e; to catch Kespurck after two were lynch: and tunnel? zealousl) "as; rain. uottllcls .m the pitching department. {\ouo ‘ot the regular players except Philadelphia ..........37 u .474:
Allltlscment park diamond. down and two strikes on the man. The “11) llllllb united this 1??” ”Howl TY“ 0‘ the players recent!) ”0m Tom (.larko ‘5 hitting a “Ck and the Brooklyn ..........35 41 .461

The ltit'als we“; without the a”; throw was very poor and Kospurck tulklngih not cxpluiucd. llhf otttYY-vby lloltltuore rank high among; the team is also weak on the defence, Boston ............... 3t}. 43 .456
View; of liorlillellliér, Ferry and 3mm. scored. The Standards did not “a“. “’1le m the sixth rouud.w nu nun 1 international League butters. hltoh- though the main source of its trouble Pittsburgh ............ 35 42 .455
Keene, but Cornell had goon substt. :1 sign of a hit alter the third inning. no.» (tibuuulillod 0“ an alleged Your"! “WW”; 3““ “'m‘ 3559 che, 18 “8 llK‘k 0f power at “l9 but. “01"

mm; “8 put Lindsay on second, Mc- The locals scored their first run in are stillah ppcnto argumsut no; llllxliti; italumorc, ..lo'l‘y thou come. Mill's. lituell especially, who was counted on Gama Today.
Ncrnoy at. short and Schmidt u; third, the “W" Ferry “mm“ off with o tri- dluu-ly aittr thc bout, on no t in; l rmidenco, .310, l\ ulub, Rochester, to continue bio good batting otcertaiu \‘ew York at Cincinnati
and tln- wuy lhut infield worked was ple; Ste ner sacrificed him home with WU“ 1“” ‘lmsuon 0‘ superlontylutho Alli; borrltk Baltimore, .310; Jordan, former years. runaway to nothing and B kl tSL Louis '
worth the price of admission alone. his long fly to Kignan. . .Itnuds 0‘ the most rabid ”1 the dis— Toronto” “”9- Providence and Bultt- 55‘" 0f practimlly “0 help to the team BLUE) yutap;;;.bur h"
MtiNeruey stopped everything conlhlg In the oizlitlt the locals touchedl’mwm “eel" ““0"” “me WWW“ more. are tied for club buttlng honors in olienulvo work. no that he linule P; Ylodllnhi :Chlcu 0
his way. and he snvorl the day for the Walsh for three hits in a row nd a . ““3 WWW“ "“1 the “"kee' with 23'“ cucll. With twentwthrco “'33 "3‘1“!" 1 up a a 8 '
locals whou llt- caught McCortnuck's sacrificed fly. by Keene. score two mm stolen ”898' Gilltooley. Bullolo. lead! The team, however. though nnlver- FEDERAL LEAGUE
hot mm. while 0“ the jump with his runs. In the ninth it looked as it the sw.uu.“a “ouous ; on the paths Ranking high unions sully acknowledged to be of sccond .
gloved hand. Norwulks were going to cop the gumo.~ . the pitchers are Butler. Buffalo. with grade. so far as the average 01 its Yeotorday'l Raoul“.

Lawn had one good day at first, ”Walsh passed Kerr and Ferry; Gearln. won BY “DSTBuIANS tune M“ and three dolouts, “83"” players was concerned. was kept up Indiana oils 3. St Louis 0
having “gm..." “mums without A batted for Stegner and, with twof . l'rovlden'he. eight and three. and for more than two months by the uu« Chic-amp S- .Kan; Cityzl‘
may"); and Mac llllll w" chances u t Sm“; on him, sent a screeching don-Y Ruth und Cotrell. Baltimore. four and perh leadership of Herzog. who Sat (Jul 1:“; :1;qu scltcduldd.
short. and did very “.0“; Schmidt was ble to right, Korr scoring und put? NEW YORK. July 20.v—-’l‘hroo 1305- six each. eevry mince of power out or the team Y L. ; .
at home at third; he had elght chances Ferry on third; (lullaglter hit to‘lon 111911 yesterday W011 “10 SPOON” 5‘" and made it a contender for several f”?

. . . . - r. w - . ow that killed oil the Standing at Club'-
and “-49; one mlspluy when ltc threw “ ulsh. “1,0 threw ltim out at hrst and \cr trophlts uttered by tho New iorh “OPPE'IHMAfl GL‘SH Fun wwks The bl
Wild 0f Nlt'tlorltlnck‘h tilt in me third. Ferry tried to score on the play and Tribune tor the amateur marathon chances of the team was the absolute W. L. P.C.
The locals got to Finn in the third was run down betwéeu home and “l"m‘mg "”9 “"01“ ”‘e “’w” “ml “E INTERNATIBML TIILE desenm“ 0' one or “5 befitoumeldem' Chm” """" 4? o3 ”:3
and. on three hits. thll‘Bd—Uil‘t‘e runs, third; Horkhelmer was passed und Mc- Manhattan 10 Sandy Hook up cutlmut- _ It Mal-sans had remained loyal to 011- lndiauapolls ....... l) 84
“'d m "'9 eighth they scored‘thelr Nerney sent a long fly to left, which ed distance of 22 mllcé. cinnati and the Reds it. is quite lllleli’ Baltimore ............ 4! 37 Eli:
'l'ourth run on one hit. ‘The Remyog Kauna'rck caught utterauard run. Kong ihe race was won by George R. “fill?“ ‘0' Well”! ”‘0 0f llle Berles that the 'club would have been (3103“ Brooklyn ------------- :1 35 ~33?
not two hits in the seventh and scored narek saved the day (or the Stamiordu.‘ Meahun, of Boston, the unluéour Keyilafllliitmfie limit: ctrgfsfihb; to the Giants today. :ugit: Ch; ........... 3;) it; .323
one run. and in the plum t . n ~ The some teams will la at Amuse‘ three- mile chaleon 0' New “8' ' "’ “‘ , a """" ‘ '
tehir last run \tithout a 13:) 2:93]: tueut pup, next Saturlayyhnmoon— land, who made. the. journey in the ex- Engllrll bllllflrdfi. and Wllllllm l“. NEW YORKS STRONGER TflAN St. Louis ...... ....35. it «1:22
was hit by_Géuring. and scored when but with our own umpire The score' cellent time of 7 hours, 18 minutes lloppo. champion of the world at nil EVER. - _ Pittsburgh . .......... 31 47 ..m
Cotes bit to‘McNorney, who threw to. . VOILWAWLKS YTbo officials or the race dot-lured ml” standard styles of bulkilne have been Jimmy Austin believes New ‘tork .‘s Gama—Eda!
first. catching Coles‘at first. ' , ah r h m a e! time to be a record. Samuel Richards “n“cm‘ccd The first competititfit WY“ fully 25 per cent. stronger than on the . '

In the eighth liming Ligglns robbed (‘ullu her of 4 0 0 2 0 _0 and Walter Dunn, both at Bouton,’ be bold l“ the Grand bull room Ol first visit of the Browns to‘ the Polo 15.0 games scheduled. m
the locals of a run. when he called l-lorkllolm'er 21" 1 1.1 3 o'finlshed second and third their roYHOIBl) \Sloh N3" York from Septem- Grounds. ; . “
dmldsay..out at the plate, when licwas ucx'emey '31; """ 5 1 2 2 3 a apecme times being s 19 and 8:19:20. her A to October 3- .1! will consist “This fellow Mullen looks like Help mmnmnomi. LEAGUE.
halt" across beidrc McCorluuck trucli~ 14;“ 1b. MN 0 3 9.1 2- Charles Durlmrow, of Philadelphia. of 3,.tmn points at like ’ balklitw ““1 first baseman ‘0 “lav" said Pep. I _";’—’
ed him The score , f....... .3 0 0 2 0, 0 was fourth in S: w Ynn equul number at points at the Eng- think he will hit pretty well when he Yesterday: Rebuilt.

, ; Schmidt, 1' ......... 0 o 0;: These tour were the only men out llsll come. The _uecond, upon like cou- gets accustomed to the big snow. He Baltimore, 3; \‘ewurk 7 (first
“ORYHLKS' ‘ Keeue' If ' """ " '3 0 1 r . of thirtv who otal‘ted at 4: 45 oclocl\,d‘“W-*- “'1“ take place ‘1‘ “11‘0“” stands up well and 0K0“ “we” aim“ same) \‘ewark. 4: Baltimoreyz ((390
, ab r it no a e ‘59"? c We 1 0 ° 2 zlyesterday morning to finish 'tn tho gold room of we Auditorium ball. end game).
Gallagher, or ...-._....1 '1 0 0 0 0 l‘erry' as ”'”"""" 1 1 3 ‘5 YY The many friends of Arthur Stabell Annex. ll will begin October 12 and "i do not know much about. Boone, Montreal. 5; Rochester,‘4.
bindsuyyflb .........3 1 1 1 3 0 Stegner, p .....2 0 0 0 2 lthe local swimmer and popular Lite terminate October 17. After an intcr- out if Saturdays play won his stand- Providence, 4; Jersey City. 0
McNetney.‘ ss ......3 0; 1 ’1 It 0 ”39‘1““ W1 0 1 0 0 0‘53”” who entered this contest. were vul ol u week or two they will play ord he will do for second base all ...—....
Schmidt, 3b. ..8 ,9 0 3/5 1 ; ; " " .3; g; ; :Yaorry to llGM' 0‘ Mr Station being sen-:12 ,000 points in Canada. Aid New right Any one who can field as he Standing 0‘ Clubl-
Kem 3 0 1 3 ’1 D 'lotnls ............31 4 ; ed with a clamp in his leg after he 'York and Chicago afternoon and did can get by without a great deal W. L. P.C.
Perkins, ll. . .3 0 1 0 0 0 STAMFORDS. had been in the water for five noun. evening games will be played. in of hitting. To my mind goone heat Baltimore ..... .......54 31 .685
Volk ib-rf 3 1« 1 2 o o ah r h no it 9 and am, mm“ “mm“ o, the Canada only night “Won “l“ he us out or that game BlrdieCree looks Rochester ............48 35 .573
~ Lawn, 1b """'"'3 0 1.18 0 0 smell “3' "W4 ‘1 0 1 3. i twentyotwo miles. If it was not fw‘scneaule“ ‘M‘m‘m‘lt “mm” and as good to me as he wasin 1909. when Buualo .........-.....48 36 .671
Gearin, 1’ '“""""z I 0 0 2 0 Klél‘lllm- 0‘ .........4 2 2 1 0 0 this unfortunate oocldont, Mr. Stubelllwmml’eg are bidding tor “‘9 Canto [was his teammate on the Hilltop. 1 Providence ...........46 36 “.561
Cornen, rf ......0 0 0 0 ;0 0 pan-on, 3b ..........4 0 1 2 2 0 would have made N much better show- dian contests. 81m” regarded Mm“ one of “,9 beat‘Newark W33 41 .481
4 . “ " “ ‘1‘“ Flinlfllno‘ 1" ----~-3 1. l “"1. “ ins. outfielders in the game. though “‘3‘ Toronto ..............39 143 . .475
Totals ~........,...24 4 '6 27 20 1 mountain. 2!) .......u 0 0 2".3. 0 ‘- W ; CUBAN PITCHEH SHU_T8 our op. season he was “my oghls stride. . Montreal W30 53 .361
REMW- . m u "m“: Y; t 1 g 3 THE nasouu'ra BACK AT ulnar PONENTs- ; 331;; $3.32; fiéfifififéfii Jersey City ...........27 as ..329
, .. ab 1' it no a cry. W3 0 0 2 .0 0 ,TOI... Nl’m YORK, July all—Jose Acoéio. 0.: g 11 New York
Norris, 1b ...........4 o .0 10 1 0 ”en" ” u mm, out... new of the L0 “'0' “‘5 Wm‘ Chm“ .. Gam- Tod-y-
neluyi-uu .....‘.....3 1 1 1 2 0 wall”: 9 ...........2 ° 0' ° ‘, ° 1:331:31? R Id igzzoffhiflfim. 81:30,; N 3;. tea; ml; 0;; me 3: had had any hitting at aiYhilhwomY Newark at Providence.
,5 . ...—.—--—-—-~ ueo ecup e econ ' ' nowhavebeenrlxhtupw ares .
3:11:12: W: 3 i i g 0 » Totally ...........29 5 5 27 1521 here yesterday afternoon from New LOUIS Americans. 9“ u“ 3'3“!" you. of us._ rd like to see my old mates izimfrtYQZErgfimre
”and“. cl W4 0 0 0 0 o 'Genrin batted tor Slower in the port to remain at Herraohoitgs matting terday. without ‘ ruuor hit. ”7 “V" m“ to hammer the ball-arm to Rochester at Buflalo.
. . ..., g; 0 mm, m until the annual cruise 0: the New of the Browns tot on a ban and only,” his tame-3' - ~ ,
1'9”“ ‘ ...........3 ° 1 0 ‘3 . SCORE' Y INNINGS: ~ York mm Club fleet the latter M oneas far” mound. base. He did not _____.______._...__ . .
Cunninithm 2b --.-3 0 3 1 2 ._ 0 3 a the mm, The genome chm up issues pas-gnu only twelve unluwm as moron comm-tan ,; morally ASSOCIATION.
McCormIck. c ......3 o o s 1.1 Norwttlks, .....u o o 9 I o 0 21-4 N t; in 12°? Nun“, in “Bed mm new human“. ““3 ~— ,
:Fhin, p .............3 0' 0 '1 ‘6’ 1 Quintet-d: . 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 :54 WW“ y , ‘ When “Napoleon Bonaparte canto yum.” locum.
‘ ..ltow or the tender capo Cod. Robot! to his credit- of
- > - -- --‘ -- -— --.. The summary: Two-$339 hits-Lawn. W Emmott! 2d. the" mam, 0“” mm is the Will bis lees“ m back to Paris from Austerlitu the ire pumps“, 9; New Haven, 8. ,
Totals 31 2 4 84 14 8 W. Three-base hit—Ferry. Firm It!!! w New by quto India“!!! Acosta has 51M 80 but the tried popuheo whooped It up consider- Bridgeport. 4; Springfield, 0.
“V SCORE BY INNINGB: - ‘ ~ 3"“ MIME WP“? 571 "I 3. with thoflormhutl mmm oer- growns once palm “d m We! :ubly'mutlho noise nude 191‘ 14690310: New London. 6; Water-burr. 4.
«lumber on...” - lurk Giants. ; was nothhlx comm “l“ W c ......—
W_ greeted (zoom: WM££§ l“ Star-dim 01 Club-
. ” turned mm his in to un- w. L. no.
With-1N9 A199 O‘Nllu. DRAW. ; W'GORTY AND GARPENTIIRTG 37‘“ Smith “WOWE‘ Louidom- New London ; ........49 22 . £90
‘ mallow: 10r- ."fl‘r- .-_ Pm poop}. that not mud over Wnterbury ...........42 13 .813
M m mm M" armor. 912,6 in, in; tarmac mo mum Worms!!!» Bridgeport ...........40 81 .m
min tho Abolition. us‘lhbhuuuugooonyhm, fl punt-t; mun Mum mull: mm .prlnflold ..........as so .493
o'ucudu- plan out on“ , f my. numb-unequal: to mm W ............az as .m
mtomwmu, won‘tuoanoutummxn Hum ..........31 as .m
Roughly”. ”,9, long it, North"- Ou- Put-null .............:o as , .m
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Games Today.
Springfield at New Britain.
Bridgeport at Hartford.

WEEK’S RECORD OF BUNQ
THE BIG LEAGUES.

 

National League.

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Brooklyn
Boston

St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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NEW CANAANS BEAT ALL AI
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The All Americans were dell“
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