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RUDHEPH ‘ EHE BRAVES ' ""lilliil'i‘glhmllii"ill?till.o
A margin of tllree games still ae-E CHICAGO. ADS. lJ.——Three amn- ' - "
anrales the Giants and Braves for the Will's. including Francis Quintet. the U- ‘ .
. . ‘PNational League leadership. Yester- tie holder. were among the 32. men who as the best player in the world is
day the Motlrawites bowed to the qualihcd yesterday tor the national
AUSTBIUAl-l am
1’0 can nulls
Norman E. Broohes. until the Davis
cup Series at the West bide Tennis
- ...-.._—.
(.iub Forest Hills. last met: rated
likely soon to forsake the tennis
lcourts After the concluding matches
for the Davis cup on baturday, in
wonderful pitching arm 0! Babe Ad- one" Boll championship at liidlothian .
ems. while Red Smith's wild peg paved Country Club. Uuiuiet. playing stead-
‘ . the way for the Braves' defeat in 113/ but not. brilliantly, took 1415‘ strokes which Australia triumphed over
- Redland - ' ‘
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Both games were won by tor the all holes. two higher than the America, Brookes intimated that he
3 to 1 scores. ’ medal score at". the day made by James w“ about Month The sensation!"
. . ‘ Ba b ll f - ' , . ,
Attended Manhattan College At the Time and Tailed Ihara Underlml.bilawmfiligmszutoggsfiantfih: 333.81: m Mme mm “at” “m“
Australian has been playing the game
for about seventeen years, most or
Monaker 0f "King"-Sluneii by Manager Bone. But "8 Irow‘is going to‘provc too big a lob tor ‘Warrou K- WOU‘I- 0‘ Hmm‘WOd which time it has been said he rank-
. ~ - . .Mctlrau and it the (llama are gains Liub, unit-ago. iornieriy Western untamed with the greatest players in the
3m mm m ”'ch .to tail victims to the jinx ”that has tour champion. and W. ltaulenbuscln’wofla
' 0 | A F . . ‘ . camped on the trail of other baseball) amateur champion or Chicago, were But Brookes realizes he is sp-
n H y 8W basics. ‘ managers and teams “I“ have fallen. the ”in" W0 WWHW' to quality. preaching the stage where he must
f . ‘ y 1 V rr
\ NEW [{A‘ EN, Aug 19.”.Vevt’ Ha--ti0nal mam team, hum “here he championshlbs. 10¢ each.
When Rudolph defeated Cincinnati
ill the first a
g me 0' Monday‘ 3 double years ago this season. It was in 1872, model play on 'i‘hursdny and Friday
headtr he unquestionably established
Ceor . t) B , 18' 3. 18" 4 and 1875 that the Boston
at one. Jr., managed the club,:a worlds record, although there are I ‘ A mm ”we“ and scorching sun yes
but few realize that this same fellowgno ofliciai figures in existence cover-
ls one ot‘ the sensations of the Nation-1 ins the point. Darius that game
al League. Dick Rudolph, the pitch Illudolph pitched on]; 16 called balls,
lug wonder oi the Braves, is the pe‘r- iless than two to an inning Waiter
son referred to. Rudolph was attelld- liapgood, who is tray 1 to
lug Manhattan (‘oilege at the tinlenild Braves as representativ: It}; tights]: 3:: éflmzmgenynext' Yétzatlitlizctgfg and took ”,3 “flow Te“ 9W9"
pitched for the baseball team there. ton Herald. has the following to say as six of tie Bostonp layers were withdrew an M! scores grew impos-
R()ile day late ill the season of 1909. concerning the feat: __ with the Chicago clump Now along “2‘19““th stt‘ m, 1 the bi
03‘3“it..“lt’éiiclelei°ii..§".i.‘”i; ..ch2§“‘.°".§. “°"‘ “2“" "°"‘ °“ W“ “W“ "M “ " “‘° ...... °‘ mf”‘“"”:c"‘n":““ 03.“...‘3
a bad way for a pitcher and Bone'ar omen: “I: 3!" Eh?" was a little the present liubtown team thnt is ex- who appeared in the West for the first
readily consented to give the young- cofnparisotfswifb this" 3%! :llfl‘Elxgirvgillll: pectcd to keep New York mm equal“ time since he opranginto lame by luk-
ater an omprtunity to show his and the assertion was'l made that :Emuf‘fmricefiiefigz by the "a“ log the national championship 1“!
worth. He pitched in several games Richard's was. Judst pbout as good as Curiously enough Boston will not your at “00‘5““ in a “mutual“
here and showed good form. but for that of the old master a, so just for meet the team that seems to haveths Mandy-oat: with ludwurd R“ and ”a",
some unknown reason. disappeared fun, and entirely unknown to Dick edge on the Beantown “negation tor V the English minnow“.
before the close of the Connecticut'himsslt. I kept track at the called nearly another month. Brooklyn has it": thingy}? lizuigegfitgz agony]
name of King, a pitcher. who toiled
iol the local club the years ago when
League season ended. Rudolph!balls ho pitched and they figured up been responsible for the poor show-7 in with M J Brody oi Wollaston .
twirled under the name of King 80' to only 16. In three innin
as there in of the Braves earlier in the sea- ninlo '5‘!”
lo conceal his identity, 3‘! he feared| were none; and in no inning were 30:. The Superbas have won eleven 3” (11:11: All: :3 “fievzzkpficg;
that if the authorities lit. tbd college more that three culled u ' ' und strum!
. . . .1 port him.
learned of his whereabouts he would After the game i asked Rudolph how out of fifteen games played between 1‘0. driving ' “d for His
:21 [blacklisted trom playing college many balls were called upon him. ion that the 'Superbas "Jinx” the Bos-
‘Not many,’ was his reply. ‘Not over
tons. The Stailings-Evers-Marunville
Today Rudolph is one of the most 25 i should asy.’ When i told him and 0th..” combination will not be
talked or individuals in the baseball he had but-is and 11 "Le” " “”6““
id. ll ‘9‘ " ““3““ he called upon to face Brooklyn until
wor c has been ‘ chief iisctor'had ““0““ l “3 keeping ”Wk 0‘ September 12. In the meantime the WT NOW A "I“IWEL}
ill the Winning snort of the Braves them. ’F‘or’,’ he added, ‘I could have Bostona will meet Cincinnati. Pitts- Charlie Comiskey. owner of the
his puttingwu never spectacular.
and g credited with seventeen vic- made it 14‘iuotu well as not. [know burgh. Chicago, St, Louis, 'Phiisdel- Chicago Americans, still holds the.
tories against six defeats. In the last oi. ‘two' that i wanted in the last in- phis, New York and Philadelphia championship tor ”,3“;ng paying
ten games that be pitched. he has ning.’ 60mg through ‘ nine-inning again in the order named. big money for yflng ball players. His
won them all Rudolph approached gauge with only its balls called by the latest purchase is Hobby Feifll. Mil-
Managldir Molt’lraw. of the Giants. tor umpire ls.‘soms pitching. Schneider-J wankee outfielder. Gummy is said t
a. pos on at the little Napoleon for Cincinnati. had nearly. twice that h
ave paid $12, 000 in cash for Felch.
tacked the N. G. sign on him. Ru- number in the opening inning along “lulu“ SEEKS and will throw in a topic 0‘ players.
dolph later pitched with an Interns of the second game " ”TM “HWMT valued at “.500 each milking- "a W
L 4- _mm t d
. ' " . ’. ‘ > of 815. 000 for one Maybe" great ow;
BOXING NOTES. taught in Milwaukee; last spring. ior leaguer in future.s so toapent He
Premoters at N 0 ,"
yvnne Willie Ritchie and Charla, White gave Azevedo o beating and 20mm bouts monk :Lmtexhx paid Milwaukee 818000 for um
Chappeli. last year. and Larry was a
White are arguing about the Alberto-1134511mi m such i; had way in the
can lightweight cllmpionsnlp. a new- 1.8m round that the referee stooped 3.1211353333375.3.3133333:m “m" “mm mflnammm
cmer hag appeared upon the nations the contest milVOld IEMOCKOUL HOW“ men are more annular than the bl. luck with F810“, but “IE ‘30
in the person of Harry Stone, the pro- ?Vfi. White is credited with a. “1°01” follows in the Southern city Heavy WY seems to be worth the m
.tesee of - Jimmy Johnston. or New. 0‘13 1113‘ the 38m,- 1-“ ““5 “03‘9“ weights are not wanted‘st all. A. re- : The ”unmet has pm“ ”If 10»
York. Jimmy sets up the claim that “19 Chicago boy injured b°th his turn match between Willie Ritchieand game- up to‘lsst Friday. hadabotting
since Ritchie lost his title to Freddie hands accordins. to reports If this Freddie Welsh is we most In “an” average oi .302 and bad 14 humorous
Welsh. Stone is the real lightweight is true. it means that Charlie will have mm. to be attempted Prompt: 'l‘oro' to his credit. He at not 8 unmet on
champion of America and also the: to be very caretul 0‘ his money earn- loricb is sure he can outbid hf. Cali-
weiterweigbt champion of the world. 0’5 in the future. fornis rival, Jim Coilroth. who is alsoe
Jimmy “3’3 that b13150“? SWIG W611i ‘0 - It ‘3 evident that. the plans 0‘ the anxious to stage this important bottle-
Australla, he whipped Jack Britton. 341110118 (:0le \tunrtette of fizhtr Both Welbll and Ritchlenreextrenw'
Young Sbugrue. Abe Attell. Young era—Johnson. McVey. Lnngford W'jy popular with the boxing enthusiasts-"'on' '
Abearn. Joe Thomas, Frankie Run Jeannette—went 35"” 0W“! ‘0 “1" of New Orlesns. That Welsh is over:
sell and others. and that after no as breakinr out iii “1% Elwin" W“ light hitter million no difference in that YELLE A"? “mud ' 3
credit him with only 15 titans. He
will remain with Milwaukee» until the
and of the American Association sea-'
. uses in Australin, he demise Molt These font bolls-o had planned a Milo!» where “M and hi! I am WK FROM :Notmo
Wells and Ray Bronson. who held the tournament bowed: {nourishes- and "9- put ahead of Email?! Em; this PM “116‘ or '1’: notch. and Noah hulls;
lightweight title of Americo. This. Morey W W nlttbi way min "ah“ Torlorioh thinks it ésn mm ”has” of Initiation. “M hm PM
may solmd wen monsoon nodouht Animus-4i.” We Set ““5“ to otter better toms thin Carrots cash: in w and. mm ii“
that Stonoisagmstlittlodghter “chills. big: loom. only to non that he: . ~
1-0“ the chmwouahip action. but a not harm at; my bad time.--A °’ Will“! R n“ mwmd‘mm" Iii-"m” m “will“ NM
mmusohammoaohotomaletmtrommmhersldewuolthe’ ll
Barry reiumdf trout snatrallo he has Mills! of the Motto.- . “a“: :‘wt‘tztetll' ‘30! m. a. 13:22“ m:
be” defeated by “"7 Delaney. in f . ‘ is “Rely they will sign attic piston go the mu m
mom muomiontoneoono_ “Waistcoats, stator. \, ions. cm~m kilowatt!“ Mt mm m o - y
00! in Win: WM being held cmoaoo. Aux. owl—non is s on at. right i him Wit Won. Mm “My; W .90 um
,twudrfii brim Summers. Be- at one- or the. must ramble shoes aufig math “who: minim with Gus 913th. of M “£9?”
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finwmnhmyhh'fll h“: an? m m Gilt 0m it» 310“ re'sd’y. Namely whims waist mother 1:11;: fimfl W m ’ 0L
8 In 0 Wm. although it. happened. in! ' *1.
liltchic. "The not is. Ritchie is ruin my, , , mm 7“” or a” Writs .. ' "
[the W Willi.- champion ' ' '
wJo‘dbomI-ocnsrlsy Wilhelm: slum
L that title be old hove to scream.”
Ritchie. 01 course. the Comornfibor
the turns. Stalllngs is of the opln‘ approach I” indiilerent at times and'
the bases by any means. as the records '
terrific. on the hands, minim”: -'
com lotto; tit—course Ruth. a
pitcher marshy obtained by the BosJ
by the wayside after capturing three uutalrjpping many proteasionuls. with 81118 way to younger blood Be lass
cool. calculating. steady and heady as
. Not since 187’ h or in no " ' . . . . -
veil baseball tails probably recall the. was secured by the Boston club. team “.0" to“: pzingntimjln 89:)“, todgrgnhw‘mme 3:3:v‘3rylgo‘fiulgfiy ever. but he does not possess the
, - e
stamina that once brushed aside all;
Boston turned the trick thirty-nine 13;: entered will contest. “/73 holes opposition
Maurice E. McLeaghlin, at Forest
liills. proved his right to the world's E
team carried off the championship. [ex-day ran uh, scores higher than hadisingles title. He defeated both'
Baseball in those days was “Oi ”19 been expected. but the only great. “p'EBrookes and Anthony F Wilding.
fine art it is today and less than halt set, was the [album to quality of Alex The rise of the younger element has
the number of games were played (1111' Smith. of Wykagyi. hollow cmpion made it plain to Brookes that he no
lag the season. Chicago was the flux in tails and 191». Smith was not well longer h. mvlncme McLaughlin s
l
magnificent tennis playing probably
convinced him that he cannot deny
the California comet the palm.
Whether there will Ma challenge
for a 1915 series remains to be laced.I
"The war in Europe may upset tom;
his. Of course. America could chai-
Fedsrsl laughs uniform next mm!
it is reported today. It has been
known for some time that Caldwell.
was dissatisfied with his Yankee holtni
and when adored the Federal League
contract he flopped. Caldwell has:
broken training repeatedly since his.
alleged negotiations with the Feds”
and so far this season has drawn lines:
.of 8900. A recent escapode in Bos-
0 ton resulted in he being assessed game) Kansas City,
8300.
1 Walter 8. Ward. the treasurer of
the manuals. was in Bastion durinu
the Boston‘Yankoe seldom, it was
then that Caldwell is suppoilcd to hub
signed. It was known that he was!
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PORTS :3 SPORTS
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Cleveland, 4; New York, 3.
Washington, 8; Styloouis, :2.
Detroit. 3; Philadelphia. 2
game). Philadelphia, 2; Detroit, 1* Springfield “New London
(second game).
BostonChicago, rain.
Standing at Civic.
W. L.
Philadelphia .. ..... 71 36
Boston .19 47
Washington . ......... 58 50
Detroit ............... 56 54
Chicago .............. 55 56
St Louis ............. 52 55
New York ............ 49 61
Cleveland ............ 37 78
Games Today.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
.
Yesterday's Results.
Pittsburgh, 3; New York. 1.
Chicago. 8; Brooklynuti.
St. Louis. 6; Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati. 8; Boston. 1.
Standing of Clubs. -
lellge Australia singly, but that it will W- L-
do so depends on conditions arlisng New York ..... 59 44
within the next few months. lBoston .......... .56 47
ESt. Innis ............. 59 52
Chicago ..............56 51
“Lilli“. To HIGH ,Pittsburgh . ....... ....o 56
Brooklyn .. ........... 48 56
F0“ flaunt" ““8 Philudlflphin ......u..48 .57
Ray Caldwell. the star twirler of Cincinnati ...... 481- 59
the Yankees. will wear a Brooklyn "‘"'
Osmo- Today.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Faces“. LEAGUE.
u
sterday'o Results.
Kansas. City. 4;. Brooklyn. 1
(second game),
Buffalo. 8; St. Lents, 1.
Bowman. 5; Chicano ,4
Indianapolis. 4; Pittsburgh 3.
Standing of Clubs.
atter- a pitcher but it could not be ,W- L.
marinated who he was. Caldwell is lndianapolis ...........59 48
reported to have signed with the Chicago ...... 60 49
Rotunda. but Brooklyn in the club Baltimore .57 48
to Malta hill» «cording to the in- Brooklyn ...... ....... 54 48
side d e u .. . Buttslo . ...... ...... . .53 52
W U .
. , ~ EKansaa City .......... 50 61
MINER BROWN TALKS. ISt. Louis Mung 2(1)
51- mm Aug Radioman Pittsburgh
Brown, who is soon to he succeeded Games Ttdly-
Eh? Fielder Jones as manager of the St.I
Louis Federals. declares that he willl
not play with the team under Jones.
Brown also declares that he has not
been notified as yet by the officials
at the. club that they intend to choose.
era. it Blown loses his Job»
here it is understood tint. some on,
rangement will be made whereby he
.will be transferred to another blah. '
damnation sons.
The hidmort‘cluh has signed an
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i
1 whom—..-........sa all
5“; mum learners-”b5: ‘5
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Buffalo 'at St. Louis.
, Baltimore at Chicago. ‘
Pittsburgh at mdlanspolis.
m-r'svtnsflonai. uncut
Wash-m
Neivnrk, 2; Montreal“. ‘
Providence. 8; Toronto. 5.
grading o: Giulio.
‘ ’ W. L. '
butteiiibr when“ Mi" mom Who Wiel- .os‘ ’46
its!!! Windmill. i“. Y. He will eminence ...........66 id
in“ Wind if he deli?!“ Baldness .........,. ..65 .47
”fiéMWl-mwmw casino .62 on
m mmwmnot'beonhlt- um. .....Z ...;sa * 5t
mmmmmmtsmom- Toronto ............. .53. 57
commune-ammonium Montreal .41 7.3
no lined: mm comes wallow Jot-soy City. ....,......35 75*
commanded... .. ’ ‘
Garnet Today.
Toronto at Newark.
Rochester. at: Baltimore.
‘ cherish ”mutton;
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VOIDWQ ttmm.
New Motion. 1;Ncw Hayes. 1‘. ,2
Mom, 4; Waterbury. 2.
Noemi. mm:
M I. am 0. -
5; Brooklyn. 0
4
"3 Wfifigfield ...... ‘ ..... 52 41 was
lHartford ......, ...... 48 48 .590. ' ~
;l-‘ittsi‘ieid ....... ‘. ..... 43 51 . .457. j ‘
New Haven .......... ll 53 .436 '
New Britain .......... 24 7! .2454;
Games Today. "...
New Haven at New Britain. ‘
(“5t Bridgeport at: Waterbury.
iiartt‘ord st Pittsfield.
WEEK‘S access or nous 'm
we IIG Lawns.
P.C. ..___— ,.»
M3! National League. ‘ ,
.557 New York .............. . . . . . . . 8 .-
-537 Philadelphia ........... ....3‘ "
.509 Brooklyn ....... . ............. .13 ,
-493 Boston .............. . ....... . .17 E'-
.486 Pittsburgh ..... . ...... . . . . . . . .. d
#145 Chicago ........ _.........12
.332 Cincinnati .................... 10‘
St. Louis ............. ..... 16 ’
American League. _
Philadelphia . ......... ......” 9‘
New York ................ ..... 7
Washington .12'
Boston ..... .-..';................il
Chicago ..10
Cleveland .. ........... ...”...13
‘ Detroit .n...uooo..---.os-Ic:s~11 1
St. Louis ........ .........fl.
Fmfll M
. Kansas City .......,102
Chicago ...................-..
. St. Louis .
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A573; Brooklyn . ..... ......l.......=.I-. 5
.5.“ Bufl‘alo ........... .........>‘.w19
.533 Baltimore ........... .......... 8-
_523 Pittsburgh ..... ........ ......JG
.462 ""
.462 Imamtloool m.
.457 Baltimore ......................_3
.449 VMonitrnl. ...................,....
Rochester ....
Toronto ................ "no.4:
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Providence.
Jersey City ..
Newark ..........
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streets and country roads in
Pa oftdln as the Ford must be
' r1 t or its very:
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_543 tivc proof that the Ford .
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.505 any other car—anywherchh
.450 three to one? Over 550.096“
.445 saw in use—have you yoursa‘
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Runabout $440. Touring Car 3490
Town Car 3690—4. 9. b. Detroit.
Complete with equipment.
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