em llllll
manual;
‘ f new HAVEN, Juno alarm is"
likely to change her baseball coach
..
l
next year. Frank Quimhy will at»
most certainly retile setter ;three‘
years' service, during which Yale has?
, failed to will a single complains.
This year, with the best material on
record, the Eils have been beaten by
Harvald, Princeton and nearly all the
minor New England collate tea-Inst
This season Capt. Middlebrook tsssid" ,
to have acted contrary to the coach's
Instructions in numerous instances.
and it is reported that Qulmby is not
anxious to coach again under the
present conditions.
The traditions at Yale give a cap-
illin great power. The bungling of
the commencement game in this city 5
made the Yale tans weep. Since them~
. there has been a great. deal of adverse
comment upon” the way illitealn'has '
~ been managed on
broolr‘ this year has looked “to Assist,
{ant Conch Bernie Tommers rathd‘
than to Quimby for advice and it Was
stated today that if Arthur Milbnrn,
is le‘le'ctod remain . next ,1 Saturday
Might be "w‘lll tselect Tommers for
the field: Middle-- 7 . ‘...
MW '14. 8!. tools 1'3.
Cincinnati 5, Home 8,
Iooton CNN” ‘0.
STAND!“ 0F CURB.
W. L.
Chicago ..... ....32 21
3‘ rolliuolphll ..... so as
. St. Louis ..... 82 28
Pittsburgh ......a 20
‘ salsa .. ........ 27 so
New York . . ..22 27
-Brooklyn .......24 32
Cincinnati M...22 2O
__:..._
GAMES IODAY.
at New York.
ya at Philadelphia. ..
Warsaw limo-re
m York 1:, rains-lam 5.3
, Buflilo 8, Pittsburgh
...-m
s'rmomc or cause. """”' srannmo 0‘ CLUIS- A week from n’exr ‘Weowmr July
MO. , ’ w. L. manometer emu , . W- L- PAC- . 7, Walter is billed to exchange hooks
.604 Karim City .37 23 .511 » w. ... ac. ‘ Providence ......29 20 592 and Jobs with Eddie Murphy in Prod-
"37"”. .. St. Louis ...... ..34 22 .007 ammo _________ 41,, an .512 3W!“ ------ “~34 1. 5" deuce, and the winner of this fight
533. 4,, , Chicago .........33 28 .641 can“ W” 25 m» ‘ Montreal ----- ...21 24 529 has been promised a booking With
.519 ' rims-iron .......so so . m7 amen so 21 ,5” . Network ----- 23 28 50° tom Brown. the speedy lishtwoim
.491 ‘ ,. Nomrk,‘ . ......SD 80 h r "le'vofk ......JO 3. .838 Richmond ...... .25 25 .500 of the Blast 31th mm York ‘>
.1149 Brooklyn ...... '..28 ”82' M7 " Washington .....27 a on Toronto ...... ...26 25‘ 3% 0n the 19th Uannlngfs (my sigh“
#29 . Baltimore -.......23 34 . .404 Cleveland ......31 3. .3” Rochester .......23 24 m up against Sammy Robideall of mm.
.431 Buffalo .......22 40 .395 Sl'Louis __ , “.21 3; ,3” Jemy cm ...-H17 33 3” edelphia for the third time within
' Phlladei In .....21 37 .862 —‘—" four months Both previous battled
. ‘_ “:3 TODAY. W as... GAMES TODAY' were draws. ‘Waiter has 9.130.th
Chloolio at amklyn. . . . Newark at Providence. . ' ‘1 mm“ the feature mm ’
K“... 0”, it MIT“, GAM‘. TODAY- ’ Jm City IQ Richmond. . I?" “I With Tod «man Leif!!! at “I” mm
vellum It Milo. ” New York It Boston. “chm" IVTONHW-w ‘E I“ .. " V 'i . of the Sheepsl'l'ead Velodrome. whit:
” . vesrsnosws nouns.
Kansas City 3, Newark 2.
or. we is worm. . o
...—W
solemn 4, er. Louis 2. 1 5. 'W‘Ta‘va—T "W5"-
Chlafl 6’ Brooklyn 2' \ ;_, Mdfi, ENW ‘l
5.
Detroit ‘ D. it."
no.
Boston 12.. Washington 4.."
Row M 1, Philadelphia 3.
Philadelphia at Washington.
tallies.
YESTERDAY’S REBULTO.
Nemrkfi, Providence 0.
Jersey City .11, Richmond 6.
Toronto 6, Rochester 0.
Montreal 7, Buffalo 3.
u—“fi
31m in ’at Montreal.
Walter Ruhr, of Stafford, Bill,
Gaming‘s sensational lishtweisht, is _
booked to meet‘ Willie Beecher or
New York at the Broadway Sporting .
club, Brooklyn, next Tuesday or
lug Ne match was lost clinched
Canning yesterday Walter has been.
in continuous training, so will 90! ’
have to indulge in any stnemmdll ox:-
ercises to moire the mark.
' 4.11 m:
. ._ ,1 will manly be a week from Satur-
-~—-—-—-v . day.
1 J Altogether it looks as W. ’11;
_ blond youth would do plenty '
A. : ,clloseh contain for nextf‘soeson. or
a J
CLEV ELA‘ND June 25. —-Joe Bir-
mlillwg‘llsm for over two years mall
rigor of «the Cleveland A ‘sriean
:1 llbagne club and recently deposed
. from his position, stands lodgilmcon-
, ‘ ditlonally released by President C;’W.‘
.. Somers ‘ .
Not oniv hasKBil-mlnghorn been re-
leased but he has been barred from
plant'ic‘iilg mornings with the teamvhe:t
managed until a month ago. Presi-l'
dent Somers informed Joe he wohld
no longer he permitted the privileges
,of the clubhouse and grounds. incl
donta'ily. Birmingham was notified by
Borders. that all the other American
league clubs had granted waivers on
fillil’nl
Birmingham announced today that
* he would appeal to the courts for his}
'pay, having engaged an attorney to
represent him. He claims he has an
' ironaclad contract which does ndt ex
i p‘iro until the close of the 1916 sea
' son: He' ”expresses his willingness
to compromise in view of President
Somel’ 5 financial reverses. Birmiug
hem also claims Seniors owes him
“810000 for money loaned
f. 321ml illilii: all
will all luminous
I Cleveland, June iii—Eddie Col-
? 1 of yesterday’ 3 game between the White
sol and Cleveland won for Chicago, 5
to l: _Wesiver, who had singled with
two; out and the bases entity, scorod
. “W;
mlle‘o fiasco? r drains
the“ Win-‘5')“ MO
.- lilies double in the nineteenth inningf
hit. With the bases full in the L . -
South Ends will journey to. Brand " “
River to trythelr luck against the
head film Milbllrn 3e likely to be} 1 ~ ‘ ‘ "
tor paced race. He covered the die-
S ‘ r49“, cronies"?
rill? ....
at Jamaica?
more
our Me‘- to
Most of the complaints were
WW 5’»; directed at Starter Cossllly, who was mm}, in loan“ the “m, Wm], M,
the ‘that best of the professional rho-1 “fol-“mm in. having MW Mg st counted for the ‘frooooncy mm which I .
l the post that wan at least contenders
tandem 13:17 1.5, which. main any h. mu. m“.
illnll’ts that of 11: 35 25., Ellwood:
made 'by Clarence Cilrlnen live:- on
eight Winch.
determine the winner, Georg]; Wileyi
with the st heat
at Will figmztdween the two heats!
wmnnflll W3 Sores the race. .His
time mn‘lho five miles was 7: 26 1-5.
In, the second heat after trailing for
eight miles behind Wiley Sores made
a great finish, getting within ten feet
of the loader, only to lose his pace
from the territlic sprinting
HARVARD WINS 1W0 ‘
MWWMB
’ Ti
new Lennon; June 2h;ilsrvsr‘d
was in front at the finish of both of
mini YaleI-Iarv‘ard :regstto- which will
be rowed teddy. .
and gentleman’s é1ghts
raced
showed the- wayui
towered a one mile course with Her-
the half mile the Crimson youngsters
were 5 seconds am and they flt'ept';
the races rolled on the Thntn‘es‘ yes- ‘
terdey as plelinax‘laries to the all-‘
he" freshman fours~
last .
night and in both contests Harvard ..
The freshmen foursrowed first: and , *
Cos-errands monsoon. thoush all
slitting that thmwelsht of W
dial evidence was millet the
condemn him for the unequal breaks
which marred the early races. Toward
the end of the afternoon the starter
had his fields in better control and the
spectators recovered some of their
good humor.
Starter Cessidy' s delinquencies, real
or alleged, almost caused the exports
to overloogsonoth‘el- sterling perform
ance of Frederick Johnson's Top 0'
Mme-yearn“; in which
‘fiof‘cm 123' pounds slid conceded
all of which had proved their worth
complaint in this race was that R. 'i‘.
(lied the chief contender, Was left an
footed at the start. . a
vars out in front from no Shirt.- At .' »
Ell
superlilsb'r of athletics.
lie- named within or"
Th' Mornins in winning the Michigan
in; allowlmcea to tour other-eternal-sL
ss tWo-yearotds. The logic cause of 1
Wilson, Jr.’s Pin, which was eonsld- ,
‘ .. The best polo some 0 th
played on the field at Madden: Brook ‘
1 molar assumed amusing. lends =
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ruinous mm: a n1 6'. WW
making it three straight. Tyler held
mi Dodson to three hits. but had 1111- .
Boston was threatened. Douglas was
an easy mark for the champious and
the hits came at opportune moments.
or by Gets and doubled Wheat, who
was at third. Daullert started one of
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his stoelitnd no“?! hits, seen if
(or no third “a”; Mort singledqzld‘
lo the Sixth. . _.
. sill them period that Mention
Ooh. ‘Smith and neuter: executed _.
h
' Itsr lleldlns feats. Smith spool-ed I ill»
The event required three Ben“ to la")? of the harm. all! flotl entirely ‘lmm .the dugout. 3mm] spear-ed ‘ “n. .
those first. to second and back again
A. pass; a steal, Smith‘s sinsle and :21
Schmidt’s triple gave the Brsves two 7;
runs in the first. Fitspatrlcll single, .,
stole in timothy scoring on Connolly‘s j»
hit. Three hits and an error by McCar- ‘
ty were the cause of two more tallies "”-
previous omissions.
The M1? illlve lied s
Lockwood om most would the user 1316’an Chester‘s- into camp.
future, and is confident of Victory. as Neurons and Afle“! will compose
they know the style “oi” ball the Be the Lockwood- bllttery, while Hones
thels not up, having millthonl‘ on and killer will work for the Port
Che-den.
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