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is 11111 Frdera.‘ League in trouble? !
'in one who has b11111 in 11 position
to obserle the affairs of the new 01-
gullimtioll for
‘11,)1.11‘~ that
i11111 htld enough.
1.411111 ‘ sett-nd- rate pu°ilist who has
1111111 muking 11 good stand against 11
(ilillllllOii 111 the cullv rounds of the:
light, only to 11.1ve in before the bet-
111 man' s pundit-,5 the Federals have
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lletlls, 111.11 be 1L», before the bubble
has burst.
i‘rlsldentl. Gillnol’e has been in New
lurk tor a week trying to raise i‘unds.‘
it is said, \11111 which to pay trawl-
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16 YEARS 0N DIAMDW‘
('11u1111- ltelllpllili, whose connectiohl
with Class AA 111181111111 has come 11.1 a;
more. than 11 month itluse “1111 his departure ironl the St. ‘
l’lnul club retently, has ilnda
gulslled diamond career.
iiempllill ' started his plot'essionai
career with 1111: Grand Rapids teunl‘
111 11111 intelstatc L1 1.15111 in 11588.
distin-
and 31.1.0015 in the . National League.
Then he letul‘ued
tlrnlid ltuplds 1111‘ part 111 1800,1111-
inning the year with Springfield 11nd
Columbus. ,
111 111110 he was with lxallstts (‘lty,»,
“line he hit .3111. 111 11101 111, played;
'with the Boston American Leuguei
11111111, and for the succeeding time
1
1111111 11110111151011 and it 1.111dley Mur- “mm“ “1' his teams who are now In 1905 he nus “'1‘“ the Saints, “‘1‘“
1 1,1 111 1111 9111111111011 match in straight
1.111s, 111 10—11, 13-4.
MAY TRADE lAGKSDN
lOlliill,‘ the l‘aSt. So farhis efforts
have 11111111 unnl‘nillng. The local
(‘rocsus who heretofore has ucted 11s
Atlas i‘or tilt1 greater portion of the
outlaw [1181),11115 refused to jeopardize
hi.‘ fortune further. and Gilmore has
that your he led the league in hit-
ting, “1111.311411] 1906 and 1907 he
‘wns with St. Louis and then for four
years he was a member 01' the New
York American League team.
1111 left the Highlanders at the close
T0 N. V. YANKEES been unable to interest any other 0f the 5983011 0'; Hill to try his luck'
(.‘l.12\'iil..\.\'l_), July
Joe 1111-1111111. renter 111111i111 oi‘ the
(7111- 11.141111 Nllps and one oi the 111.1%
11111111“ outiieldurs in the country may llurdly care to tie up “Ml the inde- 1912 59350“-
CuHILl‘ll capital. iticll men it seems
and even
were triendly they would
as a business proposition,
11' tll1y
as a manager in the Southeln League !
31*81'101‘11; ‘b urc not hnpnisspd “-1111 [he Federala'lie had “18 misfortune to be W1 [11 fl
losing team and did not remain with
Atlanta throughout the whose of the
111 1913 he returned '01
\1‘1 :11 a Yankee uniform in the near Wildems' 11'0““er in view 0‘ the PIES: St Paul the scene of his earlier tri»
, i‘cl‘llul , 11 Manager Fldllk Change (1111
011111 the right sort of inducementsto
lltsidellt Seniors 111 order to br‘elk
up the clique held responsible for the
Nahs' poor showing in 1111 American and (0 “1099 0“ the “151119“ has been and was hitting “ ell over '30” “he“ in
League race this y1-.1r,it was learned 1: sornce of much wonder as to hon 11“ “1'0“th the tendons of his left 1”
1t 13 ankle at Kansas City. Since then his 11111111111111
today that Manna er .1012 Birmingham
ent situation
With the possible exception of
13nltilnort1,tllc Federals have been
ioslllll. monm at 11111.1nr111111grutc,
they have stood 11p at all.
umphs, and for several months hit‘
around the .350 mark Hts batting'
tell all toward the close 91 the season”
but he made a good start this season'
1111. 1111111111 111 1111 11111131111 of the ring- melon a case or u gambler playing ankle has remained weak and his hlt-
leudtl‘s inlollcd in the scandal that
has d1111111r1111z11d the team and kept
Cleveland out at the race.
.11:1‘,klson together “1111 1.111019. and
several other men on the team 3110
, \vele mixed up 111 the fuss necording
to the $051.11) me 11111131110119 traded obligate themselves further is (2111- at iirst' base for the‘ White Sox, 11115 1”,; of Australasia, respectively on
11 is said 1111 11111114111111 ,ilns Pr aside m dellccd by the fact that not ouegbéen hitting the bull at n .3110 clip and the Allegheny Country Club courts.
Somers‘ «1111111111 to 11.11111 these plny~ major league star has gone over to leading the club with the stitk.
crs. pl‘uliding he can setllle enough tile outlaws since the 11111011111111 and has also been perigrmiug brilliantly ulltipodeans a commanding lead in “13'
ést‘llllflllul round of the tournament,! ,
Egame and cxclatm:
pl‘Ollll-‘sillg men to build up 1111-: team.
Neither llilluinghllm nor Sonic-rs has
111111111 1111) 011111111 stutemtttt to this 1111
the payroll Cleveland never will play
FANS FOUR IN ONE ROUND.
NEW ORLEANS, Jilly 3l.—-Four
strikeouts in one inning! A Nashville
.pitcllel‘ mode that unique record yes-
terday. it happened in this way: in
the fourth game of the New Orleans-
Nushville series, Roy Walker and Ber-
nie Roland engaged in a fierce pitch-
Mg duel. oi the eighth ’I‘im Hendrix
led off for the Pelicans and Boland
fanned 111m. Charlie Starr likewise
swung and missed three successive
times, but. was not out until Catcher
Smith had thrown to first, as Smith
dropped the ballotter the third strike.
'l‘nenf Walter Barbara, the fleet Pelican
shortstop, came to but and he struck
out. But Walter; tor,- somc reason,
chose to swing on a wide one on his
"third attempt and both he and Catcher
Built): missed it. insult, Walter got
to first in safety. Shortly utter-wad;
too, he ,stole second and that: third.
Otto Burns was "at but 1111: a hit would 1
have won the game: Otto 11141 but!
to deliver, but roiled. and after three
"was" woo out. Hence Bolund‘a four
strikeouts in one inning.
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the market Will he stick to his>
stock that isn't worth a clgarettel
coupon and go broke, or will he!
throw the stuff overboard and sure
what he can?
Tllli't the Federal backers will ,n'ot
Chief Johnson injunction cases wet-oi
decided in tho' Federals’ favor. it is
a fact that many National and Ameri-l
forthcoming, 1
An illustration of tile stupendous
losses the Federals’ are suuutningl
may be had in the case of the St.
Louis temn. At home this club does[
not play to thirty .phld admissions a
day, and on the road they are not;
much more of 1: drawing card. There'
are, perhaps, twenty-live players on
the roster.
feet, but it was learned lrom pretty can top notcuers hove expressed a one o! the main disappointments in to the mm“. in which they will
good author‘iu that the two trends or willingness to make a change. pm- the Yaukec's playing 01‘ into.
the club fully realize now that as vided they could. be guaranteed their" form shown by 31111301 and l’ecltlng- Longuood Cricket Club heIr‘Boswn.
110111.. as 1111111: are trouble 11111ch on salaries, but. such guarantees were not‘ plush last year much was expected next “9,1,;
ting suffered in consequence.
BASEBALL SHORT SIOPS
Fourlater, who succeeded llal Chose
lie
in the field.
Peckinpuughu butting has been
011 the
of them. but both have slumped 111
batting. There can be no complaint
with their fielding.
Walter Johnson has now lost ten
games. the St. Louis ‘Browns running
Walter's utrfns of defeats up into don- '
bie figures. This is more than John-
son lost all but season. Johnson has
'1111
“‘itlllouiug rear he was \1llil Clelclnnd'
to:
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illud its hopes of taking away the (a;
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MIKE DO LIN,
\1111» Will Play with the New York Giants at Amusunenb l'ark Sunday.
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Wilding Defeats Krouzer and
Froilzilelm is Boston by
"Brooks
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ll'r‘l‘snl‘llull, July 31.——(}crmany"l
\lll tennl' team thought by many toi-
nets of the game to be the dark
111 race for the Dwight 1". Dn-
vis international lawn teuuill troph'y1
nlous bowl more or less rudely abut-
tered yest rd when Otto Froiubelm
and Oscar K user were deleated no
the tint two singles matches by Non-11
mm: L‘. Brook: and Anthony F. Wild-1
The 1110 vlcto‘rieu yesterday give the
for they need to take only one or the
three remaining matches to move up
meet the British isles team at the
m
ALECHINE HA8 CLEAR LEAD.
#—
Beats Tarrnch While fiplelmann ll
Losing to Janowckl.
MANNHEIM. Germany. July 31.—
1lu‘r.’ 31-11611
. scoring runny runs.
When play, we! concluded yesterday
MODERN PITCHING.
(Rochester Democrat and Chronicle).
The New York Sun recently joined
with a correspondent in bemouning
the fact that baseball isn't so interest-
ing a game 113 it used «to be. The ter-
rlilc speed of Walter Johnson and Joe
Wood, any the sorrowful critics, has
made batters more or less utmid of
the ball. Now. instead or oldi’ashloned ”m"
whole soultd slugging matches, we
have lukewarm pltchers' battles and
feeble hitters; so, in direct, says the
81111.
11.15 quite obvious that the Sun's ed-
itorial critic does not follow very
closely the baseball fortunes of either
the Yankees or the Brooklyn Nation-
a,lm--N,dlther at those teams antlers se-
‘vercl from first-class'pltching. Even
the ccomdlished stutti of the Giants
en treated with a palm
fut jack of respect by ioppoulug bats-
,mun. indeed, it you mistreated to any
‘bnuebnll manager in the country that
his team was suil'erlng in popularity
because his itutf of pitchers was too
proficient, it is probabld that he would
drop into the unpollshed idiom ot the
lug mister; nobody home!"
Anyone u’bo follows even 11: a cur-
sory manor the baseball scores has
observed that ninetenths of all games
are won or lost in pretty much the
game we. a. Two teams struggle along
for a few innings without either side
Then one. of the
pitchers “breaks." His “control" and
quiékneus of wit temporarily 11111 him.
and the man, bats home four or five
runs. Generally those runs are enough
to beat him. Occasionally men are
in the ninth round of the internationutlmund like Mathewson. Walter John.
To carry those men' shown a falling oil in his old time chess 1111lsters' tourney the young Rus'ison. Alexander and Plank, who seldom
around the Federal ch‘cuit, embrac-‘abmty to but. He seems. however to clan. ”"Cmne‘ had assumed the lead latter in baseball vernacular. they
1113 as it does one-hall of the Ameri-‘have shaken the slump in pitching 0"" Spielmunn by virtue o‘ huvlng' can generally be depended on to “80
which caused him’ so 111111111 defeats beaten ”1° German champion. T389111“, distance." Such men are ““5 birds
can continent, costs more than 35,000
for railroad taro clone. _ . 9
Hotel bills for twenty-five men. 'at'
$3 a. day for a whole month is 32,0001
more. and then there is un'uppulllngl
salary list. There are few men ‘01:
1111; St. Louis teem receiving less than'
$100 a week. Muny of them get i:
and three times this sum, and it has-
been estimated that t‘ e payroll 1tori
the thirty days which the team {8.111}!
the road room up to 910.000.111.111:
$17,000 wasted monthly as it it him
been tin-own into the sea; ‘ ,--
11.11111 City is almost as bad. and
so in Indianapolis, Finishing: and
Bulato. In all or these towns stock
at 11111111111 was paddled out to the
public. and quite a sum was rentilied'
on the soles *I'l‘lle money however.
has been eaten up. Security 1101de
have been nppeulod to min to sub-1
scribe to a new incite. but they have
had enough.
Chicago and Baltimore 11111111111 are
even, or were 3 11111111111110; but 11111111
"1' .
early in thoseaaon.
. , -. ,
JOHNSON CAN‘T PLAY.
I’lTSBUBGH, P8... July 31. -—-Judge
,Joseph \1 Swearingen, yes‘terday.ln
Common 1118111 court. granted a tent-
c"por‘ary order prohibiting" George M.
Johnson, of the Kansas City Federal
League club, tron: playing baseball in
Pennsylvunlu. Johnson wa's moulded
to file a build of $3, 000 that he would
not violate the order and September
l1 Was titted when counsel could argue
whether the injunction 111511111 be
made permanent. Thd injunction ms ‘
asked by 11.411111111111111 Exhibition
Company, owning the Cincinnati Na- -"
tlonal league club, which claim":
Johnson had 1111111111 1111" contrilot in
{dust to the Kansas, titty. Feller-£111.,
7-...-
BABY RELIANCE WINS:
LAKE amends, N. Y'., nip 3:
IWith an overdue weed of tut-5411060
1nd 11111111111111... political o ‘
ranch, 11 bile Spiolmnnn met his first
defeat at the hands or Janowaki or
Paris.
and their services are so highly
thought of that no reasonable money
consideration can induce their employ-
‘ While the Munich master is thus l: 3113' to part' with them
point behind Alecllino, three men, Via-i Would it make baseball any more ,1
mar, Breyer and Marshall. are tied “Hinterestins to restore are old rules
the next three places. The trio came
out notorious against Post. Fahrni and
John respectively. Dunn: went down
before Tartakowor, Kruger cultured
defeat at the bands or 1.111”,er dies
posed of Moses and Bozohlbow bout
Elnmberg.
‘4'
LANNIN BUYS PIOVIDENOE
61.118.
BOSTON, July 31.:~Preuldent J. I.
Lannln. ot the Red 80:. announced
last night that he had purchased the?
Providence. 11.111111111911111 League club.‘
it, is his intention to 111111111 3111 Done
, l
m: 381mm turd arm FW‘gm, and in and about New York in 31
as secretary. Mr. hull: an he
hopes to build 11111 club up, 11nd broke
it 11: chumplon8hip 001le He also
‘whlcl: permitted the butter to callton
the kind or ball he wanted! to it
desirable to have games last three or
four hours. with a final score or 41)
to 37,1» thereubouts? We think not.
Tn’o overuse man likes the snortmnap.
, r: 'W same which providesa fair amount
to! excitement and
theme in time (or a warm and pen
1, 'tul diuntr.
enables him to 813%
It is possible that some
day there will be so many export
"slub-drttuts" that buaebullgames will
be merely exhibitions of endurance on
the part of the pitchers. But baseball“
scores throughout the country in gen-
1111111, (life no indication thutnny
1111.11 Mint state 0! things now ox:
‘ wuss. mu. ,
Once upunuthneuwmuun pm Kansas City .......... .42."
1 ed ‘o latter tun or confidential statu- “mm,“ W38
" mu“ “"- “ “m and “m" ““9 St "Louis ..........._.39
" , lino, 1111111151 underscored: "Burn this
hen built: 8; Wise Man. he took
' bowl the letter
i
“No use in ring«.
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01110330 ..............54 39 - .581
Baltimore ,............48 40 .545
Brooklyn ..........'.‘.46 39 .541
'Indlanapolll, ....._,...._.47 41 .- .584
Buflulo .43 45, .489.
' 51 «4.157
A9 .437
.54 .419
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AMERICAN LEAGUE;
Yesterday's Results.
New York. 3; Cleveland, _ lfll‘st
111111111. 10 innings). New York, 15;
Cleveland. 1‘» (second game).
Philadelphia, 11; St. Louis, 1.
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If It Isn't -— It ISN'T
8311M ).
fi‘ uterlum, 51311111 Blitain,
zg‘fiil‘flldfl A
’ game).
1' (second game).
nines, darkness).
liat‘tl'lil‘d,
:,:111nel.
12; New Haven, 1,
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9
Springildd, 21111131;
filmingiieid. 4‘, i’ittsileld, 1,'
Bridgeport, 1: New london, 1 (16 A39 '
Standing of Clubl.
11erolt, 3; Washington, 2 (10 111- New London
nlugw- ‘ Waterbury ........... 47
.Boston, 4; Chicago, 0. ,,,,,,, 113
~" Springfield ........... ~11
Standing of Club. 1111111111111 ...... . ...... 35
’N. h P.C.1‘ llurtt‘ord ......... ....36
Philadelphia .. .58 33 .037 . New Haven ....... 32
Boston ....... . ....... 53 41 .1304 New Britain ..........19
\1'as‘i1ington ..........50 42 .513'
Detroit ..40 4h .5113'I Games Today.
(‘hitago .............. 47 47 .501) ‘.\‘utl‘-rllury at New Haven.
St. Louis .. ......... . .15 :7 .4119' Springfield at Hartford.
New York ............ ~11 52 .441; Bridgeport at New London.
met-111111111 ............. 311 or. .3111“ New 1111111111 at Plttsfield. 1
Ga'm, Tod”, WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN
THE 316 LEAGUES. ‘11
New York at Cleveland.
I’hiiadelphid at St. Louis. National L639“-
Boston at (hicugo. .” New York ...... . ........... ..u.
“asmngmn at 111111-1111. Philadelphia '30 11
' Brooklyn....................u13
NATIONAL LEAGUE' Boston .115
, St. Louis ....................1.',18'
. Yesterday: Baum. Pittsburgh . ...... ......1....'..'10 ,
Cincinnati, 2‘ New lork, 0' Chicago 14
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 3 (first Cincinnati ....,...............16‘
12 innings). Chicago, 5; Philu-'
dolphin, 1 (second game).
lMlltsbnrgh. 1; Brooklyn 2.
Boston, 2; St. Louis, 1.
Standing of Clubl.
W. L. PC.
New York ............ ‘52 34 .605
Chicago' . . .. ....... .. .52 40 .565
St, Louis .............51 43 .543
Boston" ...... 43 45 .4119
Cincinnati '....‘.;,.....13 111 .473
Philadelphia ... . . . .40 49 Ml)!
Pittsburgh ...,.,.......39 48') ‘ .1143 .
Brooklyn ..".....’......36 49,? 1,124
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Garnet Today.
Cincinnati at New York;
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeaterday’ a Results.
V Toronto. 7; Jersey City, 5 (first
some). Toronto, 7;‘ Jersey- City, 2
(second game).
Newark, 3; Montreal, 2.
une‘ne'srer, 6; 13111111110111." ‘1.
Proddence at Bufiulo.game trunc-l
ferred to Detroit on Augustrll). 5
Standing of Clubs. 1
- W. L. P.C.
Baltimore ............58 37 .611
Rochester ..... 57 '39 .594
Providence ....... 51 41 .554
Buffalo ...............52 43 .547
Toronto ......116 47 .4115
Newark ..............44 45 .491
Montreal ............36 58 .383'
Jersey City . ..... ......30, _ 64 .319
1 Games Today. . 7"
Jersey City at Toronto.
..Newark at Montreal. 3
Providence at Buflalo. :
Baltimore at Rochester. 1
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FEDERAL LEAGUE. ;
Yesterday's Reunite. -
summon, Brooklyn, 2 (first
08. game). Brooklyn. 4; St. Louis. 2 (sec-
'6nd game). _
Buffalo. 3; Chicago, 1 (first game),
Chicago, 10.; Buffalo, 5 (second game).
Pittsburgh, 2; Kansas City, 0.
'Baltlm ore-Indianapolis. , rain.
Standing of Clubs
\
...—unv-
throes Today.
Indianapolis at Brooklyn,
81. Louis at Burl-.10.
; Xanadu City at Baltimore.
Chicago oft Pittsburgh.
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American Locum.
Philadelphia
New York ,,19
Washington .1...............'.,_.28
Boston ............‘.22
Chicago .. .............11
Cleveland .21
Detroit. ..............23
St. Louis ..14 ‘
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Kansas City .1,.,_.,,1.........$.28
Chicago """""""""""‘1'25,31
.St'. Louis ,1211,
Indianapolis .11. 19 '
Brooklyn .......... .....12
Buffalo .19
Baltimore ........ ”1.1.3
lattsburgh ......... ...}
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Baltimore-“... .. ......... . . .‘...15=3
\lontreal ...... ............23
Rochester ......... ..........1519,
Toronto 34
Buffalo ...... ............
Providence ...... . . . .. ....... . .13 ‘-
Jeruey 01151.7
Newark ...... ..... ..‘._1_5.
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streets and country roads ,
often as the Bord must
fight or its Very precede!»
would kill it. 1311’: "this [103i
tive proof that the Ferd
right. when it outnuxulm‘l, ,
any other care—anywh
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