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SHUGIIHE scents I ' l
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mill HiHl on Still; A ——--
ltralia, announces that ‘Young Joe
'Shugrue knocked out Hughie Mohe-
gan there Saturday piglit in the elev-
lenth round of a scheduled fifteen
Bill Length at Bout Will Have
:1 Something to do “With (lair)
ltornia Contest
On August 7, Charley White. the
boy who took Willie Ritchie to e.|
licking, will be seen in Coffroth's Sunl
Francisco ring. Joe Azevedo will be.
pitted against White. and the route
will be twenty rounds.
round battle. Shugrue had far the
better «of the milling from the fifth
lround and a sharp right uppercut
[found the Ausctraliau toppling to the
canvas dead to the world. ‘
At Baker's Stadium before a crowd
of 14,000 people Young Saylor was
outpolnted by Fred McKay.
There are several other lightweights
. , . . .MSEIILL 8H9!" STOPS
In California lust at present. among‘
them being Ad 'Wolgast Johnny .
. . l Lobb and Crawford get more hits
d 1
Bull ee, Frankie Burns, and Matty for extra bases, yet a majority of the
McClure. This flstlc colony will .
increased inn few do. b th fans would chose Connie Macks
‘ y“ y e "1“”! great cleanup hitters, Collins and Ba-
home of Willie Ritchie, while Jack
_. her, it asked to name the best hit-
Biittou and Jimmy Duffy are also ‘ , l 1
likely to visit the West and engage tug comb net on in the major segues.
in battles It on inall . la d Jack Barry never fielded better in
. - 8 Y “a” P ““9 his life, but his hitting this season
to bring Rivers and (Dairy together i it
about the middle of September but we been the poorest of 15 career.
as a hitch develo ed ov r th (1 ' i l|This slump is difficult to understand
terms it is llkel Pt selt i: $8” a as the Athletics never faced so many
' ’ 0 re u e con- lett’hand pitchers as they have en-
test being called 01!. l
When Ritchi rri' 1 S F countered this season.
cisco there ”In“, ‘33 “_ d3“ “rind President Morris. of the Trenton
in the li hthight edi 81:?“6 :3 V“ y club. of the Triétate League. declares
clamor 0: his ohallsl‘i' align; ur t: that mm“ his 5h top. is strong
be heard aia Rit hig in site i'euwgh for the mum" Tm youth
the fact that :6 i let: r f ”p 'e do its not only a brilliant performer on
08 0 9 9“” 9 the defence, but he is slammins the
«also to Freddie Welsh. still rules ball above the .300 mark.
lightweight champion of the Amer- Jack Dunn is now unions to finish
loss, and as such he is sure to be an'the season with an entire team of
object of attention for all ambitious youngsters. so he plans to sell four
scrappsrs. more players—Gus Gleichman. Neal
There is considerable talk of a Cal-inn“ Dave Danicrth and Lefty Cot-
ifornia match between Ritchie and t roll: All four ”:6 drawing 'big “L
White. but whether anything Mlllariss, and the Oriole leader wants
come of it cannot be determined at
, ‘ to make his payroll still lighter than
this time. it is a known fact that'“ present. ., ,
Ritchie is eager to get at the Chicago What is believed to be ‘ world's
3‘3?pr :lsitut‘heb stain oiledffe’axt‘gi: rec for professional ball I I last
G or Me I or third
White gave him in a Milwaukee ring he. an mad; 2;. 1° singelzs‘t ' or
I mm am
last May. The champion lost con-i the Pacific C t: 1 Elle. “fin"
sidersble prestige through that on.” Just Mu“ four cons tivo
counter. and as this was followed by. games lllout m I my kind: of ...
n heating by Welsh it has resulted in
4 chap t as tor.
a decided setback tor Ritchie and it fielding ce, either p utou. sis .’
means he must show considerable error. ' .
‘ sal . of
class in his next battle if he hopes Armando MW“! "“11 3 I"
t. t i hit lid (1 $6500. is about the highest salaried
J rs an 3“ Leon deuce an con- scout in baseball! The Cuban has
me n a r" g c“ Mon doina gum-hoe work for the St.
In a twenty round encounter
. limits Feds since the courts granted
Ritchie feels sure that he can show... tam i I l which
decisive superiority over White and. strained him from 1mm: with Mor-
docaiiBMn’dteam. _
Edgar Cellini. the new outfielder or
|
for to meet Ritchie his ten round
collie-t. in Milwaukee. as he realizes.
that such a match would attract a
house fully as large as the record '40,-
000 gate that Ritchie and.onlgast
{ought before. White had at least
two good chances to put hitchie’
away in the bout at the Cream City.
also Antonio club oi the Texas mes,
lie is a southpaw both at bat and in
the field and, howled an even 3300
in seventylhroe games at San Anto-
nio.
DAVIS CUP TEAM TO PRAC'HCE.
-—-—-
' , m" ‘8 h° w” “mm,“m'my 1“ div“ rm Mall” to Holt Doubles Pair Be-
not follow up his openings as vigor-l
ously as he should have done. The
next time, however, White avers he
will not let the.Friscoan rest a minute ~ ‘ bias
.. .... ...... .. di?‘..".‘::“§.§‘:.°t.i:.“‘:d°is.
flop Willie for the count within ten om'l‘huraday of this week on the turf
”was" " ’ ‘ ' of monument Athletic Club.»
‘ hymn. AM of doubles match-
twill, ”smell , . _.
.Illnarloa‘l. Mekongmin will be pair.
gin at Bay Ridge on Thruadq.
‘ :NEW YORK. July lisp-Tryouts to
determine the players who will repre-
duces hollows emu. ,enrrm
- “"3"“ mmmwm Q‘d’w‘lth Karin. Behi- in some or the
a. decision discharging. on“... using and, with his old
”mas o; Baldwin the others.
soul multiprocessor be tested ism?
Ind
bookmakou..ehnrgad’with oral W
W; 1,5,!ng a,“ w. amusement witness. .
as that small-wot the Pacific Court
We have been, betting on the
gamuwill‘b'o‘ii‘igifiilmtiglted ‘
flintnm ’ often leans.
runs»: or . ,l’rm been tom
dot. at Brooklyn. on the return as.
rebellious” This ins...
Mamba-mic son‘s»
results
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il'toosllllll liEAtlliEB
mm Al ionosoon
llillll strolls our .
VliTll STlllllill-l IIEFl
Harry Stone, the New York welter. BOSTON, July 28.~Msurice E. Mc-
weight. who went to Sydney, Austra- Loughlin defeated it. Norrie Williams
fills. two years age. encumbered only in three sets at the Longwood Cricket
by a modest suitcase and 3 V33“ Club yesterday atternoon in one of the
amount of ambition, has returned with semi-finals. and as a result meets his
nine trunks and a reputation earned‘mlow Calitornian. R.’Lindley Mal-gay.
by defame sevml of Australia's in the final match today. Murray de-
rlng‘stans. tented Wallace F. Johnson in a hard
The victorious youngster mlved‘fought three set encounter.
from Liverpool on the Carmelita. his: Showers early in the day disappoint-
from LivelDOOl 0n the Commits his ed the lawn tennis enthusiasts who
baggage bulging with mementos of have been watching the wmnmnt at
his prowess. He won nine “his in the Longwood Cricket Club. but it was
Australia and three in England. the hoped that the weather would clear
harvest being 818,000. a diamond belt gumclemiy to permiththo playing of the
and two loving cups. innate in the Longwood Cup singles and
Stone beat Johnny Summers. for- the Eutern championship doubles. set
mer welterweight champion 01 Eng- (or this afternoon. The committee
land. and outpointed Matt Wells. fore planned to open the day's pm with
mar llxhtwelxht titlellolder. who W” the doubles, with H. ii. Beckett and r.
the master of Ray Bronson. the claim- B. Alexander. both of New York and
ant of Australia’s welterweight. 0h“? tonner national doublea’ champions.
piouship. ' [opposed to Karl Ii. Bebr. of the Davis
Jimmie Johnston. 3‘0““ manager. cup defending team and T. 11. Poll. also
announces that his DN‘nsy is open to New York men. It was arranged to
DO! any lighter in the world at 135 0! have (118 singlest contest, between in,
140 pounds. Ritchie and McFarland Ill. Mclioughlin. national champion. and
preferred.
MIAMI MEI T0
MIMI “ATE”?
Rumors are again in circulation that
Howard P. Draw. the wonderful negro
sprinter. is about to turn professional
for the pdrposs of competing in races
in England. At the present time there
is not much chance of Drew jumping
to the professional I‘Illkl. It 1! known NEW YORK. Jill! 28.40013“?!
that a representative of one of the bias John‘- Heydlar. at the National Home.
start an hour alter the beginning of
the doubles. The winner of the lie-
louglllinddurray match will meet W.
M. Johnston. of California. present
holder of the Longwood cup in the
challenge round tomorrow. '
illicit ml- llo -
llitt atoms
it. 1.. Murray. both of San Francisco.‘
................
'rltls will aim
in lillliii triaurs
The Federal Rogue’s raid on the
stars of the minor leagues threatened
several months ago by the Fed pro-
moters is already under way and a
general wall from these smaller
leagues will soon be in order. The.
major leagues did most of their sut-
‘fering in the early part or the sea-
lson, the class Id leagues are still suf-
fering and the little fellows will soon
be getting the wallops in staggering
fashion.
The majors showed how much they .
regard the Feds' peril by signing up
all their stars to ironclad contracts
without the ten day clause. In this
way they protect themselves against
losing their star players. In .the
minor leagues, where players are be-
ing signed, and traded slmost'every
day in the bottle for a winning team.
and better receipts atthe gate. there
can be no such thing as an ironclad
contract without the ten dya clause.
It would spell bankruptcy in a very
short time. The system could possi~
bly be worked in regard to some
players in Class AA leagues. but.
never in tho leagues troin Class 13
down. On this account there is no
redress in the courts if a player leaves
a minor league club. as all are work-
ing with a release clause in their con-
tracts—vibe kind that. have been de-
clared not binding in law. 80 the
minor league clubs can do nothing to
prove their title on a player. as they
have in former years or realize on
his sole.
Second division clubs in the major
.leagues an also likely to suitor to
some extent because of the attitude
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“
aim mncisco. sameness-tr -,
gest footrace‘bookmakers in England.‘ had a good laugh yesterday. It came!“ the Feds. A pm” .0“ (o the
who was over here a. short time ago.‘ when he was...“ . dispatch 'mm‘l Giants or Athletics is likely to look
made Drew a very substantial offer to that. Prof. Jame Ill. Wrench. teacher “‘wlth much favor on the transaction.
full on the (>th side in the handicap mum-y. “ the University 0! “Mil". but. ‘0‘ m". we we: get not“.
and match races. D'" "WM not ”“3 predicted that the government would that he has been sold to one of the
sider the proposition than. as he said own a“ the baseball you”. in the chronic tailsnders and he is likely to
I” ““1“! t° compete 3:" “‘1” 1;“: United fitstes ln‘the next twenty-live take his M in hand and open nego»
v .. ,
$§fi$it§2tfiif£fm ‘30 m in ‘ ”zillion all a, drum." said Mr. mifnlswli‘: $2123: at: th s pl“:
Hg?!" "Dealt.o??;::hr:;°?:; chose price that. his club receitlles. he
.. on we so to so some
baseball and other sports. it muht‘xgeymE: 0; 2'3” “a 80 w w
Otllelals' Figures Reduce Allowance be just as well to wit and ... what other club. There ”9““ to be
‘° Ammo". Minute. success the governmt has with the nothing to "we“ him that will stand
31“le 3' I" 5“" 28.-—The “‘9‘" ownership of railroads and a few oth- legal tire. 8‘0 the F ads have all the
W“ of the 0“” yacht “”1““ yes~ier things. I understand the weather better 0‘ the proposition from what:-
torday.—under the double had rig with down in Missouri 5.. m (rightfully ever MI it m be viewed.
Which I“ ll ‘0‘”? 13"“ ‘m'mhottholast weakens. Andhasides
°‘ ““3“" York Yacht Clubtm the silly season is now at. its. height.
wit! annual oral” Win. next Fat. .0 W. are “‘le ”I" m um. 01 ‘ ,
moms $313313 W“ "" “...”...W ._. .......... ...... ...... .. it.”
‘ chill“! mu" ‘ ' ' Manolo
”WWW“ m A ' ‘ “m“ '03 aunt?“ slang "3' riggigfgif to —At the'closo
”Mm will h”. to W the Rmmlm At. the I.“ m 0‘ the Hillside of th mind if the international
s ing. Ilka . minute on a f ‘ I'Pmm GM» of a“. olfygtho hm: masters' tournament. played
mils course. The Bmlntlswu (metal-”0min; races were decided. uponufme esterdsy Rudolph Spiolmann of
l)’ “tenured by: ”two“ w. W0». 0:. m mu“ [m “6“”. NQ‘Iquyn. u ‘yh' “a!“ in the 16“ ‘nd 1A ‘-
the New York Yacht. Club. There is! sum“, 6; 150”“... from Wilming- 013:; c or; P burg who had tied
no cm“ m the m 0! m. m “ml“ “mm 8 “mm 13: 20° him 0' Saturday dropped to second
or from the hide that it was first so miles. mm Mandolin. Maryland. Sap Ollln “.0“. of . date“ at
Wed. “w “I. New u‘hmod “D w" “mm 20_ “mum 'm tomwe 91.99 con.“ 8 iel.
“am “I“ “”3 'D‘ém" m a“ drum young bird urin‘tor loll. - “l“ Mb: 03323:; thiamine»: u
. ‘ I I i! th marina I'lllJ which only birds batched in 181d M important. and the result was s
The sloop came 0 e . . . , '4 ~
way yesterday attarnoon-in excellent The members. of the club are all draw. DrfiVidJmahogugaghmn‘l:
condition m had her MAN” ed. M at ”use“ "mm and condition- finflxt‘ier tlrssm game. After six.
lasted to m sell. The Resolute ‘m‘h". their birds for Measuring, which rounds of the competition the. stand-
ncsowr: is Mcasuseo.
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Washington. 7; St. louis, 6 (13 in-
nings). ’
Philadelphia. 8; Detroit. 3.
standing of Clubs.
W. L. P.C.
Philadelphia ..... . . . . .56 32 .636
Boston . .. . . . . . ....... 51 40 .560
Washington .......... 48 41 .539
Detroit ...............47 45 .511
St. Louis .............45 44 .506
Chicago . . . . . . . ....... 46 45 .505
'New York . ..... . ..... 37 51 .420
Cleveland ............29 61' .822
Gamefioday.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit. .
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results-
Pittsburgh, 3; New York. 1.
Cincinnati. 6; Brooklyn, 5.
St. Louis. 9; Philadelphia. 4 (first
game). Philadelphia. 2; St. Louis. 0
(second game). ’
Boston. 6: Chicago, 3.
...—._..—
Standing of’cliiblt
Nswirorh.....‘.......5i 33 .607
‘ Games Today.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
FIDIRAL leaue.
Yesterday’s Results.
St. ionic. 5; Brooklyn. 2.
Indianapolis. 6; Baltimore. 2 (18 in-
nings).
Kansas City. 2; Pittsburgh, 1.
Buffalo. 7; Chicago. 2.
W. L. P.C..
Chicago ...............51 as .573'
st. Louis ...........5o 42 .5a
notion ...............li 45 . .in,
Cincinnati ............4t is .451
Philadelphia ..........39 47 .m'
Pittsburgh ............38 ii .4"
Brooklyn ............as 47 .435
St. until at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Buffalo.
Kansss City at Pittsburgh.
Indianapolis at Bntlimore.
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INTERNATIONAL ILEAGUU-
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leave here today. for Gioa‘ Core. for b we“ contested. unless many .
the rendezvous o: the float than} 011""l :“l :N 1°“ lathe I . . mg oi the l n is as foltovgl. h v .. u.
Thursday, .. , . Although the club iaitiits out w. Players. 5 1 sum, “W3 “my cm”. 5‘
til arssevenmenibsrswltn goodfilliglmflln 1 New“. 4;Toronto,3. .
I \ EA“. 'll ' ‘ u m ’ Alanine Ill'Inloaes-o-IaII-o4‘6 lb “chum a; deuce'z (10 in.
MM” L and: z u ‘0' “My“... “m“‘uatb': v’idtu'sr its 1% Mm) . PW?
Harlin W . .~ _ ' mam years. n» ‘ ' _..............4 2 . k.
club. 1. ‘WM;?W§&W$‘ mus“ to M “msh'fi'fl 22.? 1m? .. .i 2 Neutral. 4. Baltimore, 3.
7 » to: a hominsoiuon ,, -~_ .....st 2%
I Am“ 3:“"zt‘mmy‘xq‘; 3"“ m" mm” humongor'l’ ”bug‘s: 2% . “flu“ cm?"- i... no.
The ‘VPQ‘VJFM‘ ll- «5 _ . xlmF‘the 1" m" We all 2% mm” Was a“ 5.30
:‘mml,immmglml'lm'flm ww‘mw” . ' H ,T 31"" . r: S Rochester 65 as. an
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sodomized-lorries host may... L": _ ...—.... . . f . '« Mr“: is. m W” ‘8 .soo
"m. Hiroshima“, was-calm; W. trim“ Ill I“landhL: t TM'”; 42 ‘7. .472
; V ‘ -‘ . I? .7 mag-sung..."”5....8,‘ 4 Mon r ...._,'_"...‘34 5? ‘43"
flnl'itm an!“ , to. 1.: .chnnltiemm. M'F and We... . i J “we“, W29 , 61 . .ma
m ‘ ~ I " Inn's “.0“? ““1m“Ifé'slraIniai‘dsanoa‘ofilfit ‘hfi " .L = .. I r ‘y
i. I I I I M Ifion'eoosjaraa ..‘......‘_...‘}'.1%“ m. .. ‘ .7 :‘ -
m a’i......_..........’.1 __l ,p I cm'w”. I‘m" 4
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i more at imp. ,
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Btnllutna of Clubs.
' w. 2.0.
Chicago ..............51 38 .573
Baltimore .............47 89‘ .641
Brooklyn . . ........ . . .44 38 .637
Indianapolis . . . . . . . .. .46 40 .635
Buifalo . . . . . .......... 42 42 .600
Kansas City ..I.......42 '49 sea.
Pittsburgh» . ... ..... .. .36 48 .139. .
St. Louis ..f.. ........ as 52 .422
Gama Today.
.
‘ Baltimore ,.................... 8 .,
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‘THE SHAMROCK HEARD AZOREI-
streets and country roads as
" often as so Ford must b9.
. would kill it. Isn't this 9915‘ ‘
' right when it outnumhsrl
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Basebal Results ‘- ‘jim-‘mdon .......... 53 23 .oar.
., . Waterbury ........... ‘46 29 .613 ‘
Bridgeport ........... 43 35 .55];
AMERICAN LEAGUE Springfield ....... . . . .39 38 .500 ,
Y M. "1”,. Results. 'Plttafie‘ld ............. 3t 37 .479,
~ Hartfmd ............. 34 40 .459 ..
New York. 5; Chicago. 0. . , 9
Boston, 3. Cleveland 0. how Haven ........... 3. 40 .44! .
' ’ New Britain .......... 19 58 .247. ?'
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Gama Today.
New Britain at New Haven.
rittsaeid at ‘Bridzeport.
Springfield at Waterbury,
Hartford at New London.
WEEK'S RECORD or nuns m
rHs Ila balloons. , ,
...—..—
National Lupus.
New York . 1
Philadelphia . 0
Brooklyn ......... .......... 6
‘Boston 5
SLMuls ............,.......... 9
Pittsburgh «.8 . .
Chicago ...... . ........... 8
Cincinnati .6
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American League.
Philadelphia ...................16
New York ..10
Washington ...................10‘
Boston ... ‘l'fi
Chicago . 7
Cleveland .. 1 9
Detroit. 9 "
St. Louis 10
Moral Lupus.
Kansas City .11 7
at. W IIIIDIODIODOIOIOIQOI‘ 5
Indianapolis...................il.
Mn ... 8 3
m0 woo-va-I'IIJIIIOOIOIUI 7 _
A.
row .,
Pittsburgh l. :-
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lntornatlonll Lucill-
Baltimore ...8
‘ Montreal 7.
Rochester .......u...... 8‘
Toronto .' 2
Buffalo .........l............r C . “1
Providence .. 8" .4
Jersey City .................:. 5 _.
Newark ...... ...-......._t
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Fayal Today. 3 .
AT SEA. July 28.‘—The Shamrock is f. '
Arrive at
now in latitude 39 west, longitude 26.21
north. A gale prevailed yesterday. ‘ v‘.
.The yachts will arrive
mm.
at rural. 5'
today. . . Q I
W
A cat-that is see... an
right or its .VQI'Y presence
dye proof that. the Ford” ,1!
any other car—anywhere} ._
three to one? Over 550090"
.now in nae—have 37011 it“???
Runabout $500. Touring carcass.
Town Car 8750—4. 0. b. Detroit
Complete with equipment. ‘
, 33» souriisiml out _,
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