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Lockwoods Win
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Excitement reigns in Brooklyn, U.
M. A. Down there. thefsns can't see
another team but the Superbas tor the
championship of tllt.‘ National league
this year. 'i‘lIr-y fail to ascertain just
how any other aggregation of ball-
tossers is girl”: to be on top when the
gong soundr,‘IrIlisiiing the race, one 0!
the closest ever held in this ancient
league. They also fail to see where
their idols i now Inst they are win-
ning). are going to slump and expect
them .to keep up their present wonder-
ful gait. Wonderful is correct, too, for
.-In the past 20 games, the Superbas
have won 16. lost 3 and tied 1. They
are figuring «town in Brooklyn ho;
much better ("T the team is than were
the Bostoa lirIIl’es last year. They
Ipoint out how ll": braves were in last
’placo on July i? ii- at season and also
show the III-III: ring the Brooklyn
bunch are in Ihii‘ltg place this season.
So why shouldn't they win the pen-
nant, theyIIsII.
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CLEVELA' so; my ‘19. «hi/s
took two In Inga-Ines .qo Clevel d,‘
I ‘yesterdafl and! each n,
tumii tannin}? milk. the III-III r
‘IIIIIv'IIad thé III-hm blanked until 01‘
ninth. when Walter Johnson acting s
pitcher, am in the tyin a,
Washington llmu won, 4 to 2, in 3e-
thirteenth on I. “rumination of errors
and hltfi,‘ Cleveland playing errorless
.llall until that t'.mltid Ayl’es, who fin-
shinghbni'
Jailed the polite ‘rI-I- Washington, was
invincible.
Cleveland li'f'l.
‘uutil the llllllll, \i'lll‘n, with two out
and two nnn‘nii: :Mtioller's infield sin.
'gle filled tire "XII-'93. 1‘oster‘s single seat
in the tyin; run. while Wamby' 3 error
sent the mint“ Fun across Walter
Johnson who that acted as pinch hit».
ter at the start III" the inning, had
to be recalled from the club house to
pitch the has; half nt’ the round.
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slits IIw Idols
The se\¢€tll:o;lllll annual
championship of Hm Western Golf As-
sociation will i»- played this week at
and the usual 1"“.lil )i‘ first trial: golf-
ers will be In iI ml to try tor the
Western till».
One of In. mum closely wathed
both raiser—III I. double heafilrfrOmLstopped at third when Bally. threw.
HOWHA;_J,e1ni:I3 Kansas
the asan-jer mileago in the race {or
“q Metal league. peanut fly Mfg
game. m the, lira! saline members
was knocks] out of the box in the first
inning and new." runs were scoredl
lune!!!“ its 11
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. '
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STANDING 0F CLUBS.
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GAMES TODAY.
‘St. Louis at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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GAMES TODAY.
Newark at Kansas City.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
.Bufialo at Pittsburg.
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BESUIITS AND STANDINGS IN BIG LEAGUES l ,0 Mm
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YESTERDAY’8 RESULTS.
Buttan 6, Chicago 4.
Kansas City, 10. Newark 4.
Kansas City 4, Newark 2.
Baltimore-8t. Louis—rain.
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1 Philadelphia ..41 34 1 .547 srauoiuooacLucs.P1c1 Providence
1i gringo" 2: :3 .544, 11 Julius shy ..-;Itia. 33 1 1.5193 ,1 . Burials
1 3t 110:1. ....... 41 4 1.534 Chicago ........ it! 34 .585 Montrgai’
1 P111 11 ------- - 2 1.1 1494 . St. Louis ....... 45 34 .570. Harrisburg
,1 t "'9 ,39 40 -494 Pittsburg ....... 43 36 .544 Richmond
2131:... g; :11! i .49: Newark ........ 42 41 .ooe Toronto
c1 1 -1-1 ------- 1. -462 Brooklyn ....... so 471 .434. Rochester ..
no no! ...... 32 42 432. Bili‘lalo ......... as 51 .414 Jersey City .
Baltimore ...... 29 51 .362
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“- Covered Second !
In the Lockwood- Colonial game
yesterday Lonc’nak played ex-
cellent ball at second base, get-
ting them all ways.
ctsions.
was forced at second.
1wiiis IIII-Iioiii. I.‘
The Norwalit independents evened ”Snow" Keene's double.
up their Saturday defeat by defeating The team was well
ting, and- several ‘Yreak’ plays. Mil- Schmidt.
ler, the Port Chester catcher who has The sumary:
seen service in New York State lea; Port Chester.
guo combed one of Guarnierks slants
scored and Seymour reached first asfe- \lorwalk Ind..
ly when Robbins dropped Seller's;
throw. Seymour scored «1' Haynes'
ingle through second. ‘
A Little Argument.
The umpire in the Bethel- Inde-
pendent game Saturday was
particularly shaky on his de-
Score 'by innings.
__ i cratch single and scored when lialns
i ' 1 1
fSI PLAYING l" Slllllllll : In the eighth Miller scored his
' . ‘ _ , homer as mentioned above.
In the last of the eighth Norwalk
added two more to the list. Smith sins'rnm'e1 1 hour and 40 minutes.
glad and scored on Barry's double.‘ '
Barry scored by a burst ot speed.1 on
111 11 t R L managed by
e as ye sites of Port Chester ‘Chippy” Haynes, who is oillciatlng us
the Hayfield I ‘I-unir) Club Cloveliind, The game: abounded in strenuous bit captain during the absence of ‘Heinle
..o;
ab. r. 1b. po.a
golfers of the iuIIrII- ,I will beHarrrK for e. homer in left field. Guarnieri eller. 3b .......... 4 0 0 0-1 1
B. Davis. Ilw i‘mith coast golfer who equalled his feat of Saturday by poling turtle. 2b ........... 5 o l 2 2
won the his i“-II~I-In~Pacific tourney out three hits one ‘or them I triple.- obblns, lb ......... 3 1 o 5 0
on his with I in: "iii a month 01' W0 Manager ‘Barry made his debut as a ',1lller c. ........... 3 l l 7 2
B80 Sevemi i'ar‘l 2m professionals player and celebrated by tearing on a Iansen, cf. ..... 1.! 0 2 3
who have I'm-u lmis play declare that pretty Texas leaguer for two sacks Gallagher, as, p. ....4 0 o u 2
he is the «mu! "I my golfer in the snow" Keene also put himself in the ally. lf ........ -....3 o ‘l 2 o
INN! and Wu" him on 8 par With ‘four hundred” by a two—base smash: laight, rf. .......... 2 l 0 2 0
.Travers, Quinn“ M"! EVEDS He never 'Hains started in the box for Port Buinta, rt. ..1 0 0 1 1
has played "V" 'I m" 8" east 38 Cleve- Chester but because of a sore arm was Gains, p., as. .. ...! 0 2 2 0
land WOW-- Imi his work 0“ strange forced to retire in the second. Galla~
courses “'1" "r *- Whed With keen ill- gher the stocky shortstop replaced. Totals ..... ...33 3 6‘2! 9
term “t w "v best of Califor him and exhibited a good change 011 ,Norwalk Independents '
nians Who |""-‘"“' '" the Olympic cup pace. Guarnieri was obliged to pitch ab. r. 11). no a
team 00m" “Nu" It Mayfleld on but little as the visitors repeatedly niipiiey, 3b 4 1 1 o 2
5““!‘31- the first ball into a wailing fielders Seymour ss. 6 1 i 3 4
‘ hands. fl’aymes, 1b. ..... 4 Ii I 1,. o
H ’ i Norwalk won the game in the sec-amend, cf. ......... 2 0 Cl 4 0
“AS a" l8 0nd Robinson singled to left and postman, c ..... 4 1- 2 5—- 1
- reached second on Sally's poor field-smith, 2b. ......... 4 12- 2 4 2
Int: He scored on "Freddie" Smith'stusrnior,.1p p. 4' 1 3 1 2
igfinmm m0 double. Smith scored on Guarnierl's tarry,” . ..... ....I 4 l 1 0 0
11 single through first: Gust-alert ad-g cone, if. ....... ;.. 4 0.1.1 0
.‘ vanced to second on Barry's out and- ~ .
xaxsas (III-i July 19 —By takins scored on “Red" alleys single.“l_t1ed"l 'Totals ........ .....35 7 12 27 11
in the fourth Robbin? walked was hit Gnamigflw flame run, Miller, can mick it. out soundly. and it was
to tunable rim assess onus. on ousrnieri. fiIfloullot's axial sick that 91“ W
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YESTERDAY’B RESULTS. ‘
Jersey City 4, Buflaio 2‘.
Buffalo 4, Jersey Clty 2.
ProvidonooIG, Montreal 3.
STANDING or cause
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QAMES TODAY.
Providenoe in Jsruy City.
Richmond in Harrisburg.
.Tononto in Buffalo.
.lioollestst1 in Montreal.
w- L. P.C.
44 '24 .647
39 30 .555 31.10" .....
37 35 .514 D ”I”
. .... 36 34 .514 Netro 1t! .11...
. 35 38 .479 Wew111ort
35 I ‘2 .455 StuLcI‘uulson
31 39 .443 ' 1
29 44 ‘ .397 Philadeivh-a,
Cleveland
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YESTERDAY'B RESULTS.
Washington 4, Cleveland 2.
Washington 4, Cleveland, 2..
Boston 6, Chicago 2.
Detroit 11. Philadelphia 7.
New York-8t. Louis—rain.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at St. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 19— From
the final adjustment of the scores ia‘
the last night’s Panama Pacific Expo-
sltlon indoor swimming championing?
there emerged yesterday three world' a
records and two American made.
Duke Kahunamoku broke his [own
world’s record for 100 yards, making
it in 5!. 2-5 and shading his form“
mark 1-5 of a second. MichseiMcDor'fi
w. L. P.C. molt of the lllinois A. c.. sin-shod his"
———-— own world's record of 2:48 4" in (If!
56 29 .633 200 yard breast stroke by z- 5 of s‘ Wu
53 31 " .631 and.
so 31 .617 In the 300 yard relay, each member
40 40 500 of a four man team going 75 yards.
41 41 5001 the llllnois A. c. men broke their own
32 47 .405 world's record by 2 1-5 “comm-10ml .
29 51 .362 in 2:42 2-5. Miss Frances Cowelllif'o'f '
28 53 346 this city established a new American
women's record for 220 yards, swlmo
mlng the distance in 3: 20. or 6 25 be-
onds better than the old mark “’11
The 500 yard swim was won by
Ludy Langer of Los Angeles in 8:1181'
4 5 which broke the previous American
retard! of 6: 20 3-.5 held by Perryouo.
Gillivray of the Illinois A. C. Results
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Herb Herring, of the Lockwoods,
spearcd a wide one ‘from Mc-
Mahon and got the applause
from all present in the game
with the Colonials yesterday.
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Chester, 2; Norwallts, 3. Stolen
kisses, Curtis. mplrs, Brotherton.
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Newark. July 19.—Altred‘(}oullet of
. 0. Australia took a commanding lead in
0 the N.-C. A. championship series yes-
. iorday afternoon by winning the two
1 mile title event, coming from behind
0 and nipping Frank L Kramer, the
0 present title holder at the tape, after
1 the latter had ridden himself out going
2 around Alfred Grands, who finished
0 last in the field of four. ‘Bob Spears
0 got third place.
1] By his victory Goullet jumps his
—————— total of points to 30. Kramer is sec-
s and, with 25; ‘Grenda, third, with 23,
and Spears, fourth, with 13 '
Pacemakers were provided all the
0 way up to the last two laps. Closely
1 ollowlng .the
o and Spears in order. swinging
0 around the turn coming to the last
1 lap, Kramer shot out of the line and “
I) passed Goullet alter a short, Sharp
0 spurt. Then Grenda set sail, giving
0 the Yankee a challenge. For, halt a
—————— lap it was a tustls between Grands
2 and Kramer. with the latter making
.. his etfortpn the outside. Kramer got '
Mk wild to ‘catch him so; second Hei ort Chester ....0 o o 1 1 o o 1 0‘3 by arenas at the twelfth pole, and
.0 5 it o o 0 0 z x =4 than mullet toop-1up the battle with
Sumary: EaI-ned runs. Port Chester, the Yankee.
; Norwalks, 4. Two base IIII, Smith. Kramer tired from his previous e!-
Barry, «acne. Hansen. Three base foflsaagllnfl’ Greads,- but the Anierl-
He gained. slowly as
latter—Mr. m. lib-re courted
your daughflr fifteen years. Ir. 8.:—
Well, what do you 5min suitor--
111m her. Mr. A—Woli,1l'il be darn.
pacemakers rode .
~u Grands, then came Goullet, Kramer
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