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“Soldier" iiearus was badly beaten
heatywelghl at the end of his ten
round bout with “Sailor" l‘l‘itts, at
the Broadway Sporting Club. New
York, last night its had escaped a
knockout. thanks to overcautiousnassi
0n ilill~o' part, but the gong found him
very weak and unsteady. and it would
not have taken many more wallops to
have floored him for the count. As it
was, he left the ring with his face a
mass of bruises that gave eloquent
evidence of the sting in the sailor pagi-
list‘s blows. Frills did not show a
scratch.
There was not a round that belong-
ed to Kearns on points He was too
clumsy. too sluggish ill his move-
ments, and Fritts had no trouble mold-
‘lng his tremendous. powerful looking
swings. As the soldier plunged the
sailor invariably met llllu with a left
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Jab that never seemed to miss. Kesrns
Weathered at least a score of those
blows in every round. but until the
last two minutes. when the punish-
ment began to show its effect. always
looking dangerous. Fritts. mindful of
the soldier's sleep inducing right, took
law chances, and he missed many
openings. because he refused to use
his own right unless Kearns was oi!
his balance. Tile sailor showed what
he was capable of in the final round.
when for the first time he attacked
boldly.‘
Kearns scored the only knockdown
of the bout, but it was an illegal bio w
struck hs the men wer breaking out
of a clinch in the sixth round Fritts
had his guard down. when Kearns and
thinly hooked his left to the law. The
- sailor Went to his knees. but was up
in” an ihstant._ lighting hIrder than
ever.
Kearns. weighing 195%. had all ad-
vantage of fourteen pounds over
Frills.
Two quick klibckouts marked
prolimimrlosm r"Tony" Peters. an as-
gressive Brooklyn featherweight, stop-
pod Harry Dempsey in the first round‘
after iiooring him five times, and Ed-
dio Kiibi‘ine. a Battle Creek (Mich)
middleweight. ended the aspirations or
“Jack” Noose, of Brooklyn, in the
third round. The bell saved ‘ Noose
1mm an earlier knockout in the first
round.
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the grave conditions in Europe, the '3" minute, saying ‘11"- fighting com- momma
New York Yacht Cli'ib does not cousin: petition V4" "09 keen 0“ 1h” 51d“ 0‘ at that W
or it- proper for themes. formAmr.the '
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Wolgaat. Freddie Gilmore and Matty
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war the field»: When
peace was finally settled Loivis wag
finished to Cleveland. and there liq
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031““ 3m ‘0 H. B. HIM qt MJACK “WHO”: contemplating may“, c‘pmn “a ‘W Lu" {“6
the Romaine: szcilliic thrown.
‘whten Sui mm which 1.1. his land. tamed South Side "bone crush- “’7“ player and unit {gnaw
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mm mandamus to the war. wg'. Paris and was «no: hum by. that
do not. think it mar to race 19‘00402 routs. while many Lichtenstein, Joe "5
be!» We are willing to postpone. the Wobble. Jinn? Clam and Johnny other a}...
ovaries until mil Iubisct to further Stillman" spin: to try their, hand It Yanks would 9‘... o carry
5““: a
strain. Eddie McGoorty bad all but
’-' "a" 9“”? Men" Cleveland team. but. downwind ability
sonar basin on. consent-whatnot”.
7 1.; view of 1m signed to meet Georges Carpenter in a”... 11 fig moi rafting W! In.
will get aboard?! mm but it
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the'i'ourth straight time that it was
said at the thigh that they had posters
printed preparatory tor a tour to the
Pacific coast, styling, themselves. as
martinis winners.
Beacon team that hm - crimp iii the-
srnbition of McGraw and his mates.
Can George Shillings and his Bram doi-
e.zllilrevlrise in this year or 1914? do it.
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PLAYGROUND NOTES.
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Team's One 'Ihd six played yeater- ‘C i _
who vision Worm any. The score being 10 to 1 in imr' Baltimore W”
".0! Tom No. 0.
in... first- garlic 9! the on... boys
” :was played ydn‘t'er’d'sly". Team
The score was 7
day'ot‘t’he minor
Then it was Hugh bully and his T .
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Budalo' It lndlanapolis.‘
Only three games scheduled.
viral-cw: Results.
41ers” City. tic-Rochester. 0.
Providence. 9. Montreal. 3.
Toronto. 5.- Baltimore. 0 (first
some). '12de (second Fielder Jones. muse: or- the Chicago
lumen-ilk). - . ~ . wwniie‘ sax in no. when that club . .
‘ won the auctions Ira-sue pennant is
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,- 'tract you signed for me this spring— ' . Standing of m I.
BMRS m 1m «hoopla... lti'awoitbdess. u... KEEP 3'“ lliil Baseball Results w L LC Kills“ any)“ a;
wish to lump it. It you wish 'to 30.5 E _ ”W New London a? 2.; 70
"P at” Puslnou I,“ Ilflt ilflmpel' you. “01‘ “Li“ I force as "in! AMERICAN LEAGUE! iWaterbury . _::: :::::54 35' .603‘ DIoPPEB "EX? 'E‘.
you to go dishonorably. Tear your While the war in Euro --F— r- X
_ ___._ ; . _ ., , pets keep-, {Bridgeport ........... 48 41 ~39]
:contract "1";“0' You are a free agent lug several ridgers from fulfilling their; Yesterday's audits. Springfield ........... 47 44 .516 Federal League fences for 1915 are
l Mr. Mark, returned the player, 'you contracts .0 ride here this season it (”“0330 2 Cleieland 0 (“St game) Hartford ............. 43 45 .459 being constructed. it was learned yew
Eurepaan war Hag PM the found me and you made me “hat 13'“ also is keepinfsome of 1119 11.38.50.111. Clmago' 2' Cleveland. 0 (second Pittsiield ............ 41 43 .458 terday that tile magnates have come
today Your contract suits me. I our game). ‘ ' I (1 4"4 th 1 ' h t l ‘5
amino ll... career on ,........ .m. m. on... o. :g.hm:..,“’::‘;°‘:;.:§“::;.f:;:“t: ——- 9:23: 229.:t.':::::111:33.' 23 :2...“.:°‘;f.2:?§3..:.: “it" $.12: ~'
UK BUSINESS TBIII- money you have given.’ i won't tear ride in (,ermy, Francesca Belgium and!“ fl Clubs. ' City out of the lineup and there is I
:1!) Ililenlpnper. Then. said Lonnie this fall. They expected to 19“. here‘Pi il d 1 hi 6‘:- 3?’ 1233’ Games Today. slim chance of the Missouri town he-
mriliy lb if - 8“: you a new contract. “out September 12 and race in B; ta 6 p' a """""58 45 .563‘ New Haven .1 Hartford. ing in the roilcall next spring.
I“: 9253:1113: ' tsttermtermsufor'lbothot Europa until time to come back here Wrisiiiln ton """ "°""55 47 '539i New 1,011.10“ at Waterbury. Four cities are being considered in .
War is a“ til i G ‘ ' . 6 e 0 on'e' ' dont for the “May raeg at, Madison -8 """"" i Springfield at. New Britain. place of Kansas City-Cleveland. 'l‘o- g’
a eneral Sherman want your money. 1 don; want your . . Detroit ......... . ..... 53 51 .510 _ ‘ . ..
881 d it w“ when it ~ . .. .. , _ que 03m how those contracts ~ . Bridgeport at Plttsfield. routo, blackmail and Detroit. in order _
l . comesrto pass that new contract. Eddie, you little have , “a th hunch Chicago .......... 53 53 .500 named. The chances are sir 011‘ thlt .
lighters. champions at inshore forced cllump, Siva me that paper!” “Mr. h“ an. “1'” a St. Louis ....... 50 52 .490 —-—_— , - d h m
to go to uork. For iWOG Mack on at w fro I t will remain W. _ New York 46 68 .442 WEEK’S RECORD op RUNS "1 Toronto, which is conSidere t a
lack Johnson d not k ' y g a “I m "’9‘ won” The Amateur record of 49:46 for "" """" THE BIG LEAGUES. ‘ city in the international mastic, will
095 110“ 8 ride accept another nickel from you! forty miles nioblbly will be smashed Cleveland ..... ...38 75 .306 be the one. .
from a razor, but he used to cook the “Seevllere. youngster, if you don't tonight when Clarence Carma. ._..... N tlvnal L” as It 13 known that President Gilmoruil
best ham and eggs" on South State come across with that worthless pa- [Wat h v. M d 5m" 7“”- . g ' t t r Cincinnati but other 0W-
street. in Chicago, in days 0 e b . Bobby ' ”I“ “W0 ‘ onn.‘ New York ............ . ........ 10 s rong ° ' , “-
‘ 8 n Y per in ten seconds ill see your wife. PM; Lawronno “a (ham Wiley. Cleveland at Chicago. , -. 7 ers do not fancy Garry Harrniann'l ‘
breach soldiers no doubt will prevail and we'll see how long she will stand start. in the forty-mile motor paced: x0 other game. scheduled. PmmW'p“ a """""""" town. Detroit is considered as a pg... ii
“”0" “‘e b“ ”1“" t” a“ “5 c°°"' ‘0’ Y0“ ”mm" ““9”" ““5 ”mad' race which will be the feature of the Broom" """""""""" " 9 ibilitY. While Cleveland is 3 third .~
now that ilQ-hfls been toned into “18 side was KOO much. COiiinB aurrender- TM 1' rd “'3 made by NATIONAL LEAGUE 808")“ ................ . ...... . 3 choice
{reefer-all. P’W‘m' °°° ' Pittsburgh ........ . ....... s -
ed the old paper. and then and there Carmen in the “Wm“. race on —-—. . According to authoritative reportl,
Frcddie Welsh was helper in a signed up s'new three-year document, I l 29 vmm’r. MIG- Chicago """"""""""" " z the losses of Kansas City this ”.1-
Turkish bath house before he began ten-tidy clause eliminated, and a gor- .u y ' St Lo i 3, \. w Y in 2 (5 in- Cincinnati """ . """"" 1 will not be large n is said am 315,-,
to pick up stray dollars in the prize geous sum. quite a chunk of it in sd- \ in ' 215' ' ' e 0: ' ‘ 'St' ”“1" """ .' """"" ......11 000 will cover the deficit t6, the m ,
ring so England can use him in ltd vunce. And—say—why can't this old "uni“ ll” "EIIIE n 83' ra m' , 1 t tb ogomlchl my.
h s it i B . ‘ Brooklyn. 3; Chicago. 2 ‘nortun WHO. son, dilb largey 0 9 90
o p a corps. elng lightweight game have more like E. Collins and “B 0' Cincin l 0 (13 in- roll “d the small investment in the
champion of the world does not make Cornelius McGiliicuddy’ FIBIT on THE "El-n 03‘0fl. . nat. Philadelphia .................. 15 t 'cdt-
him exempt from war duty ' K nings, darkness). \‘ew York 1 ball park. The main reason or .
Um es 0 r i m m Philadelphia. 5; Pittsburgh. 4. ‘ """"" ‘ """" this out the city on the KW “4 i“
g 8 DE" i” never (1 much The passing of Larry Lalole. the NEW YORK. Aug. l2.——Roger Bres- Washlngton .. ..... ... ......... . 1 added mileage it had been the 0:139
work outside of prize flxbtlng. hilt Frenchman. whose batting record for "an“, catcher, um Heinie Zimmer- Boston .................. . 8 not plan of the league to '8“ W.
slnce lie‘earned enough money to put mg years in baseball 1. unequalled, 13 man, the third baseman of the Chicago “Midi“! 0' CM”- Chicago . . ................. . 6 into the circuit but time was toosliort
him on ‘easy street" he took “D 1110' one of the interesting chapters of the National 1..." baseball club, entity W- L- P.C. Cleveland ................. . 6 and Kansas City w“ uken in,” ,
torcyclins- Now itwill come in haudv. season at .1914. which is tilted with in- ed in g as: light on the diamond dur- New York ............57 40 588 Detroit ....... 6 __________.
for he can join the French scouts. terastlng events. The announcement ing the sum. with Brooklyn yesterday, St. Louis ............. 55 49 .529 St. Louis ,,,,, . ,,,,,,,, 6 WOLFE TO WHITE sex.“
The strangest Wt 01 the 83W 19 that he is a tree agent. which has been Umpire mg. termjnned mg encoun. Boston ......... 51 46 .526 R0 Wolfe r181“ heldoi' on m,
that American flshters. those lucky made by the Cleveland club, with m by 0mm... be... men from .11. Chicago ..... . ........53 49 , .520 pm... Lump. Y m b gm“ cm W m g,
enough to be on this side of the ocean which be played for several years, is field Philadelphia ......47 2 .475 Ksnsa City 7 mm“ “5 '
,h u t hi 3 ~ . . . .5 sold to the Chicago American Wu.
w en . he ran a started, an not a practically the requiem of Laloie. al- A wild throw by Zimmerman which Cincinnati ....... .....47 54 .0. Chicago ..................... ,. 5 l b 'l‘ of the file are not a.
bit sorry for their brother lighters. though mg" 13 . rumor that he mgy resulted in two Brooklyn runners gcop. Brooklyn .......... ...44 52 .458 St. bouts ___________ . ,,,,,,, ,.13 c u ' adj blut Wolfe had “a“. to
On the other hand. the war makes it be taken up by 1119 New York Amari- trig in tho tool-til tilt“! at a time Pitlfiblflfll 43 55 "39 indianpaolis ..... .......16 four: to Chicago on the 13“,, can
rather easy for several of our Ieadins can... largely for advertising purposes. w... (shim W it‘to 0. Brooklyn .......... 5 ”p mu m series mm the
tag generals. as ior instance; Lalote has been slipping for two years. 3 me; . Canon Today. Bunalc .................... ...15 the teamAs 1 one at Boston 3..
Willie Ritchie. who lost the title to but u .m not until he tell below the m . ‘ .r‘ . mm ‘ . , ~ — 1. 303”“ “W c
Welsh a few months or will be mo .. . , .- ‘ . 5* 1M“ u "‘3" Y0“ 3““ “1°” """"" ‘ ,nnremenis were mm“- “W"
'2 ‘7 U. .800 milk in hittlns, the charmed HEW“. vol—ii. Tilt fight CilICIIO “ W t PiitBbUI'Sh .. ...................13 allow him to finish the “a”; w“,
ham“ champion again it anything circle" 01 all players, that it was linul- followed. .1. g . cmcinggu a Boston. """' plasmid. Fans are sorry to Id)
9”“ t" h“ mm” °' ”W“ W “cm“ ‘0 W“ hm‘”'°- A W" - . , «Pittsburgh u l'htiadalpbia. International Luau-- Wolfe leave Pittstleld.b but and!” 1‘
gluten be detained a year or two an. no he was benched by Manager Joe MUGGSY WWW SURE i: . Baltimore 13 ‘0‘“ higher He is ahnl'd hitter and
or British colors. Birmingham. who noticed his let-up in 0.. pouncflfl wmuzn pungent. LIMIUI. Montreal .. ..... ...... 8 wt 0. the bases. Last season ,7
in case Johnson should get disabled speed, but than the Clevem“ “bu“ Better nine "than the Giants of 1914 m Rochester ...... ....... .14 I 37 b as and has 27' to his M
and Carpentler meet the same fate. which had made an “1010: him, would _ T to . ..... 11 stole as .
Carl Morris. the Oklahoma banter. not tolerate ms. and made such . have slipped tipin theiramzli‘tioa :1?“ chrdny'c 3...... 83:50 ---------------- - .. ‘ u till! year
will “0' be very sorry “emu“ W protest that the Giant Frenchman was ““3”“: “1 its. goeymnne‘i'win :12. Brooklyn. 2; Chicago, 0 (first game). Provide“; _____ ...14 .‘w __., m, t-
the ‘dopa' he win be the heavyweight returned to the game. Now. though. hasnt “up“ gull; In Charla Cons Chicago. 5; Brooklyn. 3 (second game). Jersey City _______ 3 ' ,
champion of the world with a better even the baseball enthusisasts, who lor league llilielst._lnt.‘o on m: old Bulalo. 5; Kansas City, 2. Newark ..................... .11 " .
claim to the title than Gunboat Smith. at“. 1,! a. mom. “gm me last, can “5"”: “Ailing: in“! m .85 St Donia. 4; Pittsbursh. 2- ______________
Carpentier is recognized as the a“ that Laiole mg mused from thg'Ame'r and“? N N 3:“! or Amar- Indianapolis 7; Baltimore, 3 (first olROURKE READS RIOT
white .heavyweight title holder. 1:01“. of stars. and the recent news or 86. 87 an t ‘ 0h i had this did- We) Baltimore. 5 lndianapollr. ACT TO JAKE BOULTEQ‘
Johnson ooh: I“ would be the undis- M“ retirement from the No 3'” did not. i“mill-fml‘iil": til: mm“ or”?! '13 '7-4 “800ml ma). - President O’Rourke read the flat ' ‘
puted leader of all races. it both o! "1.. g ngplo of exciiement in Cicvo: tine! 215' . re four time winncra it!!! _"'" . act to Manager Boultes. of the Bfidfl‘ that is seen on 111%
“1"“ we“ 0‘" 0‘ “‘0 "WM- Nor . . . . .. “a “6 tibn fth Nmu‘ “mm“ °' 0|!” n club. at: commnce held mice A c” road: I
ris would have the inside because oi. .12.” ' ' ’ M“ to me format ‘0 at, .75 did u . I ' ‘ I“ ‘P'Q 3:, in the Eastern Association axscu-y mm and fin? must, 59
his victory over Sinitll who lost . mois‘iihhcr on th‘o dismal! can League. The bazaars; on the Chicago ........... ..59 45 .567 m“ villus. Jake was notified that often as the or resence
‘qucstionable verdict to the French b: (a mu through" WD’KGW not 1°“ 3‘ game a t 1,", ,Boltimore ...56 44 .566 he must stop we“... on the umpires. t 0‘ its very t'tlli p0“.
man 'gliali; He who . mun home grounds. Happy we: u": m Brooklyn ..:...........51 44 .531, m midterm mug“ u m “m, , would kill it. tFmd is
Eligisnd will never know W much 3‘10“ En“ “quorum“ hiJoxn iiiifiiathafhgogaliioivi: be ro~ lndiangpolis. ' "53 ‘7 '530 sivc oily“ and finds it hard to keep Sign?!” thm: “31:“th
ltmased bydeolnrlhgwnratthisssa- f . ' r. ‘ '5 Buffalo . ... .51 48 .515 ”saw," when 1
son 0‘ the your. m. Tom Jones, “the 30"- : ‘ I»: ‘ turnqd four time winners. and ‘32-’60: St. Louis. .46 58' .442 State}: :1. “Iii-23:16:13“; lidurke: pa- any other car—anywhefl .
in?“ whomer" 0‘ Yankee fight mm. loch; In a reason; but John vita; menremer Pittsburgh L...........43 56 .434 tissues was exhausted 1... week when three to one? Over 550.004;
Igers, was on the point or thrusting I” it” , . lil'leb asltihlgrihienantih: V“ ‘errks 0! Kansas City ..... 4.4 60 .423 Boultes got into trouble with Umpire now in use—have you yourl
himself upon London, along with h Quin ' on y a ‘ —— f 5.
. , 0rd, and was fined 8 ,
stable, consisting oi Jess Willard, A and” 1914. and “e “d '“3 ”'9" we" '° . 0am- no”. Ke‘ly’ in am h 1 poll condtict . A 550,
'conlident of winning the pennant for Brooklyn 3. St. Louis. After being told l 8 3 Runabout 8000. Tour“! CR _* -
would no longer be tolerated. Jake
held up his hand and declared he
would not bother the umpires any
more.“ First Busem'an Elia, 'ot the
Bolts. has also been notified to appear
. on the carpet and hear a few wordy
rfi'om the president. ‘
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. JONES MAY JOIN FEDS .
' EUR’l‘LdNDH Oregon. Aug. 12.-
) a deal which will tasks him. a Federal
.533 President James L Gilmore. The
.577 identity or the club concerned has not
.55? been made known. President Jones
.495, recently presented his resignation,
.485 when the Portland club troubled was
.387 sold to FBIiill'd. or washtnntm. but
.32! later consented to continue as the
' head. of tho Esau» mu this season
ends. .
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