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SAN FRANCISCO, July 11—01111-
one Eastern player, R. Norris Wil-
liams, 2d. the national champion, re
mains in the singles championship 0'1
the Panama- Pacific Exposition. Asa
result of yesterday’s play seven local
players are left in the running with
Williams aud,'today the play will nar-
1 row down to semi-finals.
, George 'Church and Dean Mathey,
the only survivors of the Eastern
team this morning. Washburn having
been eliminated yesterday. were put
out of the running. Clarence J.
Griffin disposal! of Church, 6-——1. 6—1,
and John Strachan beat Mathey, 6—4.
642 ~
Williams progressed by winning
119m B. Lindlw Murray, 8~—-6. 7——-9.
9d] The match today will be Wil-
lliams .va.01'itiin, McImkhin vs. Wil-
11.1. Davis, a local player who attends
the University of.Pe11nVsylvania; Wil
. liam M. Johnston? vs EJ Greenberg
and Dr." Melville H Long vs John
Strachsn Williams,- McLoughiin.
Johnston and Doug are pitilredl'aaJ the
probable winners. '“
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it was reported yesterday tha1 the
Yankees had decided to turn loose
WPitchers McH‘alé'and Cottre‘ll. -Ao~
cording to the gossips, McHaie will
soon join the Montreal club, while
1 .. Jack Dunn‘ will take Cottrell for his
-. «momentum; 21319111119119: pitched
poor ball for Donovan this year and
waivers already have been secured on
his, s’eavlcesf die .g'camo to the Your
hoes three years ago after pitching“
for the ‘Red Sox. and Jersey City
team. Coltreil ,who, was sold by
Dunn to the Braves last your,- recent
iy was turned over to the Yanii‘ées’ '11?
George Stalllngs. but he has failed to
make good in the American league.
“Donovan's scouts are looking over
numerous young players. Arnong
them are Qutfieldcr Paul smith and
Pitcher Frank Miller of the Montreal
loam. Miller is a sensation in the In
ternational league and it is said that
1 In addition to therYankees, the Tig-.
era,1Pirates, Giants and Braves are
bidding for 'his release, tbe‘price‘for
Which is said to be 812,000. Catcher
Clemons of the LouisViii's'Amerioan
fissociuiion. team, also.” underwr-
fieiilance for the Yankees, but he is
reported to be‘ a trifié slow.- Catcher
Elliott of Oakland. an9 Pacific
- Coast league,
of the Cmgha Western league team,
also 'are receiving attention from Bill
Donovan’s sleuths
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BALTIMORE. July 14.;Baltlm0'l'9
dime Finneran and Seaton to cover
5esterday in a ninth inning rally that
,_ deli a taiiy‘short of tying the score,
Brooklyn winning by 6 to15.
the game and was hit hard.
The local needed three tallies to
‘ and Catcher ' Krueger '
iii SiiiP éfiliE Rilli
For the . '
f. 111W innings Bender allowed only
' 11119 21110911911 to reach first base, out ;'
1. be weakened in the latter stages of .
New York 4, Chicago 3.
Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 1.
Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 0.
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Phlildelphll ..... 39 ‘ 33
Chicago ......1...40 34
St. Louis ........ 41' 38
Brooklyn ........ 38'. 36“
_1 Pittsburgh ......38 1 37
Ncw'York c.’ ..... 33_' 36
Cincinnati ....... 322 37
Boston .......... 33' ,1 43
GAME8 'roDEV
Chicago at New York‘: (2).
. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
_ Pittsburgh uhgootoni‘o',
. at. Louicat Phlladolphilf
vasranouv's assume
Pittsburgh 3,. Boston 1: Boston 7..
Pittsburgh 6 (second, game).
'8TANDING 0F GLUIB.
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Chicago 2, 8!. Louisa
Bultlmoer '
Brooklyn at Baltlmo
. ', Newark at buffalo
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YESTIRMYB. RESULTS.
Brooklyn 6,1hltimoro 5.
Kama chy 1 Pittsburgh 9.
Buffalo-Nowark-s-Rain.
GAM EB TODAY.
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.542 St. Louis . ...... '.44 61 .687 Providence
Mi Kansas City ..... 45 32 .564 _, Buffalo
".619 Chicago ......... 44 32 .579 ‘ " '.‘Montrul ..
2 .514 Pittsburgh ..40 as .639 ~ Harrleburg
.507 , Newark ;....-._...49 36 - .526 11 Richmond
.4711 Brooklyn “..33 '45- ‘ ‘ .423 “ “ ’
.464 Buffalo ..32 4? 305”!»
.434 11......29 48
r; (2). Montreal“ 111
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vzsraaelw’s trauma
Jenny City-Montreal—Raln.
Harrisburg 3. hochootcr 1.
Providence 4. Toronto 1'.‘
Buflaio 4, Richmond 3.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Rochester It Harrisburg
New
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......49‘ 23. ..935 , w. 1.. r.c.
...... 35 27 ..565 , Chicago .........50 26. .641
...... 36 33, .515 Boston .........46 27 .630
. .. .. .83 ' Detroit .......... 41. 31 .603
.1... ”.34 New York ....... 4O 38 .513 H
' Washington ..... 35 39 .413
91.1.1191. ........ 29 ‘5, .392
91111999111111: . . .22 41 .373,
Cleveland ......JL 47' ' .365
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. YW‘ERDAY'S RESULTS.
Detroit 3,, New York 2.
Boston 7, Clovoiand 6.
Cleveland 6,. Boston 5.
Chicago 7, Philadelphia 0.
Washington 3, S‘.
,St. Louis 3, Washington 0. '
Washington 1'1 31.31.1199.
'Vhoaton at Eleni-116112).
"Philadelphia “Mt-Wage. ’ 3
York 10, Detroit- a.
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Louis 2.
GAMES TODAY.
York‘ it Detroit.
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1111511191 9f n.'i‘.w111io’h..ir's hordes s;
earned a' "place on the record list for!
Aueduct When Montreso‘r won the
Mytrle Selling St'akes at a mile yes-
terday afternoon in 1: 88. which equals
the mark set by Orthodck' in 1964
The race was the feature of a geta«1
way day progranun‘e that was tar
above the average. ' and the Wilson
stable, therefore had the honor" ofl
both opening' and closing the meets-
lng with record performancees. it was
on the opening day” that Tartar car-
rled the Wilson-coiprs to victory in!
the Brooklyn Handicap and made
new figures for a mile and a furlong.§
and it was quite in order that the
stable companion of the winner of
the Brooklyn should be in the 1199'
light on the closing day.-
With the exception of Watertown
all of the starters in the Myrtle were.
considered to have excellent chances,
and though Montresor opened favor-
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its he went back 11; the betting owing .
to the strong play on Lady Roth
and Roiy. At the close of speculation
Lady Rotha had a slight call in the
Quotations. with Harry Shaw only ..a
little less in' demand than Montresor
and=Roiy.
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CHICAGO, July 14. ——Only thirty
Athletics faced' Scott yesterday while
Chicago pounded out seven runs in
the first two innings of! Croweli and
won. 7 to 0 ,
Three double plays by the White
8011 infield wrecked. the View Philadel-
phia openings up to the seventh
when hedoie's twovbuse hit and Mc-
Ginnis’ single out two Athletics on
the lines for the only time in the‘
game. Scott fanned three pinch hit<
tors Mack sent up.
'~ 's't'auted iii a game for 11115191111111 ti
The worst happened at Ebbeta
Field yesterday after-119911. The Oin-
cinnatl Rods. who lldid a' life lease on
the basement apartment of the "Ir
tlmi 119113119 superman: cosmonauts
what their alleged betters—Cubo. .Gi-
.ants ‘and Troyes—could not do. They
swatted that, winning; streak at tho
Dodgers so 'hard d often that it
burst right in“ the lace of Uncle wn-
bert Robinson and left no vastigo of
an' excuseme s'cbt'te' was 6 “‘to '1’.
brief check of Brooltlyn' a mad charge.
Not thalieaat wcs.o. combination of
0119‘ Peter Schneider and a dull. gray
sky. it wax an ideal day for bpitch
er of speed. Schneider had that
speed and assuming-imm. He'hhd
unusually line control and shook ball
that was a thing of beauty. This fei-
low actually had so much that he
seemed to fool Umpire Quigley half
of the time.
Our Qn'2' hit. Pfelfer. than whom
there are few better whenever he is
right. did“ not @9911?th quite right
yesterdaig. findsed Mr. Pfoifer has
been so/nlevrha‘t all color for a week
or more. Perhaps he has gone stale
from ov9rwoflr. He ‘would have had
but was :19 11131593101111 '.'his 1111.91: 98 '
a no hit gamer Th9.wond_91 is that
Cincinnati did not Vneu'ibs'r him with
“greater regularity?
for exercise only.
WALSH TO PLAY FRIDAY.
...CHICAGO July lit—~Pltchcr "Big
hid." Walsh a veteran star of the Chi-
cago Americans, who ;'
year, will try to make his "come
back" appearance on Friday, it was,
announc96 today. ' ‘ '.
'Mdn‘agor Rowland find players on
the club beliedewth‘at Walsh has re-
gained his oid- time form after his
long rest and treatment under several
specialists. He will oppose the Phil
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N. Y..1J1V1Vly 14V. «Presia'
the Guamty Wait Company as tray
tea for the «9.111611. of th9s'1 rokeragc.
firm of B. H P.
signed on 11115931491119 recover
82, 43;"1 from Gibbh:
111119112 191%“ airing
gave certain “I: 131 all
buy add 'Vsell.’ _'n
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May 28.13 311123"- 6113 fill?" “.29.; 1.911.
Cobb bought 43943111: 611699 pounds
each day.
770 for the
had a balance ,
When the-broker‘s failed Cobb's con-
tracts were sold’ under the Cotton
Exchangsrulcs fbr 815,480 for- the 300
bales. leaving him owing the differ-
ence between that sumxand 813. 1'10,
with ,822160 brokerage fees. or 83. 312.
his balance of 6380 and 5611?} mm to
pay the difference of 82 532. but he
failed to do so and the suit was
brought. ' 1~ .
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He seemed out” "
t the: filial roan
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adwlphiu club in His initial- appear: '
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that as 11¢:me Georgi»
Peach is V .. ,‘ai'succxf l cotton
speculatopr '1" edit brought by'
it‘bgo‘which 9.9-.
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states tha‘t between
14 Clon
chars to
2 futures and also
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The compi
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{is owed the brokers '.ng,
. and at that time
$880 with the firm.
The 111311111111" 31119 Cobb1'crodit for
Raymond D Little and Robert Le
Roy continued their displays of bril» '
iiunt tennis in the Country Club of
Westohoater’s invitation lawn. tennis , . , .
day and advanced"? ' " " ‘1'
of the doubles. in I
the iismbflnahround they disposed of “
Harold H. flackett ond- Whiter SM.
' Metropolitan championh. in
In the
only other match played Ftederick 3" '
'0 launch and E. P.- Larned climbed _
into the semi final round by defeating '- ‘1 ~ -
tournament y‘e‘
'sets ' fl’ Iii-8. 6—3. '
Harold A.~Throckm01~to_n and 'Leo‘
:VEEPWDO Court ‘
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NEW YORK. ‘iiuiyi Ida—1191111911119-
moters'stlll are figuring on a Welsh:
White 20 round bout ciao be staged-.011
Labor Day, that the exorbitant do
malls of the champion pr'ev'ontls them
from closing the hitch
‘ If White in who be will not let
this chance 9in even if it is 119999.
nary. to. contribute something out. of
his own 1pock9t...lindor pment.con-
911101111119 should? count, himself most
19111111919 to get wenmtntc thawing
ongany Walloon-as the bout to.
off-2011rotuld9'with theltltioto go with
rbeg‘rcferoe'mfdeoteion.
Although in demanding: all .119
money in sight ' and a little more
Welsh will not add to his popularity
he: has some excuse .for. his. stand.
When he 'met' Ritchie for the title he
was forced to accept terms that gave
111191119 all the purse. '.Enn under
91119111 hard .9on‘ditions- Welsh jumped
lit the opportunity He was shrewd
enough to look ahead and\ game
enough to gamble ‘on the chance of
winning the title and,- thereby event
tthily reaping a reward far in excess
or the amount that V‘Ritcble made out
".1 of the match.
Jess Willard and his
j , backers“ took the seine 91191199 in the
, 111511119911 match; and now WiliordVV has
, a fortune in sight. '
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,- 5. Each game was won in the ninth
WEN"? lllllii;
list or the - Yankees Jon 1'yesterday- Lot-
, turnout at the Detroit abull parkrcon-
stated phone boil gamamad two‘rem
gulnr lntiolders. The ball game which
wasioat was the front ondofa do»
blomheader'with the Tigers and the
players lost temporarily 919- Phil
Baseman Walter Pipp and Shortstop
tho'opouingrnumhcr‘ by ascore of 2
102.1119 Yanks cmobaokvand maul-
ed five Datum-pitchers» winning by
a score 01-10 to 8. ,
Plpp‘b injury is a wrenched ankle,
sustained. in tho. third inning of the
second game, when , he 1 slid into 11m
to ‘Burus. An error by Oldham at
first gave 'Pipp. the verdict in the
race with the ball, but he travelled
no further. He' was suffering such
pain that hecould'not stand ontbe
injured member and he was carried
tothe bench by other New York play-
919.
the clubhouse. it was doubtful tonight
him from playing. , _
Packinpaukh, . who strained his
bsclr'"‘siigh'tfy during the recent series
in the first game today and he Was-
unable to' take part in the second
.5,
' CLEVELAND July"4—-Clev91and
_, and Boston divided a double header-V
yesterday, Boston taking the first,.
to 3.11111! Cleveland the second. 6 to
allowing Boston's . , .
1 metropolis
" J. E. Williams represented 1119 0
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Roger, Pecklnpangh. After dropping “' 'T'
bsao'trying to‘boat 1' out u'slow roller '
Later he was“’able' to limp to‘ ‘
how long the accident would keel "
at Cleveland ' aggravated the trouble '
contest; This broke a long string of '
lstoadys. service by the Yankee short:
2 stop, who had not missed an inning . '
111' a chmpibiisb‘ip game since the
,, sunaner of 113 1 .,
E. C. Paterson of Chicago and N '
York. one of the foremost W
sportsmen connected with tho, 5!
mobile racing game. who has a infill:
of breaking long distanlmroccrdu our
my now and Then. drove into; ,
York yesterday on another record
breaking drive from Chicago to tb
At the wheel of 11 Pack
ard “5- 48" touring car he completed
a non-stop run covering 211111-0le
ly 1.025 miles in 35 hours 43‘ 11111111191511
beating his old mark of 41 hours 3!
minutes made last year with the u
make of car. Mr. Patdrsod‘ {oft (3h ,
oago at 2:52 a. in. Monday. and .11»
rived at the Packard salesman Gila,
.ty-first street and Broadwby'. at 5. 35
o’clock yesterday afternoon. He mm
the run purely tor-1.111011191191119
meat. _ ""
The car carried 611191111 observers
throughout the trip. J 'H. Cdttoll and
cago Automobile Club and W3 Collin
also of Chicago, rode the entire 616“ ,
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viii-loud intermediate Ebdtdtnwo 11191
thofcar at all 1111199 13911191! In par
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