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RESULTS AND STANDINGS IN BIG LEAGUES
NliiIINll taut ltiifllil tutu
hanger, of the Los Angelou othletioVV
club won the mile amateur athletic“
union swimming championship in tidal ' YESTERDAY'B RESULTs.
water yesterday at the Panama- Pacific i
exposition, breaking the Am
ateur record for the distan
seconds and bettering previous rec-f ‘ Brooklyn 9, St. Louis 7. . Pitteuung 3, Newark 1. , Providence
ords for intermediate distances from? Boston 2, Chicago 1 (11 innings). emu" 4' Baltimore " Buffalo 5’ ROOMS!" 4' 21¢ too:t 2' ?.;:l|"°t°r “1‘. i
n half mile to one mile. His time to L Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2' Buffalo 7' Kansas CHI! 5_ Montreal 5, Toronto 4. V eve and 1 , lade p a 3. I
day was 24:58 2-5. ~ STANDING or CLUBS. STANDING 0F CLUB8.
STANDING or cLuss. w. L, m, STANDING or CLUBS. w. L. M.
V w. L. we. onloago ........ 51 37 .530 w. L. P.c. _ Boston :. 55 29 .655
WV "[88 “NM-[Y Phil-dolphin 45 35 . .555 x...“ cm. 43 35’ .571 Providence ..... so 24 .676 i Chicago ...... so 33 .629
, Brooklyn ., ,,,,, 45 39 ,5” . MW,“ ....... 45 as 5.2 . untrue ..... 43 so .539 Detroit ......... 53 32 .‘624
. . Chicago 43 41 .612 ' st, Louia . ______ 4° 39 541 , Harrisburg . 40 36 .526 Washington 42 43 .494
81%” BY mom Plitibur‘g ...... . 42 41 ~ 3% Newark ...... . 43 4,3 .500 Montreal ....... 39 38 .506 New York. 42 44 .488
, St. Louis ...... 43 45 .409 3'00”," 41 4. .451 Richmond ...... 36 42 .462 Sta-Louis 33 52 ,3“ H
Bootch . ........ 41 44 .482 Buffalo ......... £0 51 .440 Rochester ...... 34 42 .447 Philadelphia 30 54 .357 ‘
LOS ANGELES. Caln July 24-" . New York ...... 38 4t VAfl Baltimore 32 54 .872 h Toronto ...... .. 35 45 .438 Cleveland ...... 30 54 .357
Jack ‘Ness, Oakland's star that base— . Cincinnati ,,,,,, 35 45 .437 _______. . Jersey City 29 49 .372 . __.__.. .
man who had hit safely in fortY-nlne , Pittaburg at New York (2 games). games TODAV. "‘-*" GANES TODAY. ’
“WWW“ Same‘r ““9" ”“9“” ‘° oAMIas TODAY. ' . c» “Wynn at st. Louis. comes room. New York at Chicago. II ‘
EV“ a hit' V9 St. Louis, at Brooklyn (2 games.) Newark at Plttsburg. Richmond In Jersey City. I Washinaton at Detroit. ‘
Art Fromme, PM“? ‘0' Vermont. Chicago 3at Boston. . ' baltlmoro at Chicago. —\ Providence in Harrisburg. Boston at St. Louis.
Make N68“ recordbreaklng Streak, .wlncinnati at Philadelphia. ' Buffalo at Kansas City. “Rochester In Montreal. Fhilpdeiphh at Cleveland.
Which surpasses Ty Cobb’s record of: , , . .
forty games. Ness was at bat four§ , W:
tImos. 'Ho tiled out twice,
to the pitcher once and got on those
and aJorceout, another time.
IIIIIIII IN sum,
erican nm- E Pittsburg 5, New Vork 1.
cc by 423 Pimburg 4, New York 3_ ‘ Smokiyn 6, 8t. Louie 4.
grounded .
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YEBTER DAY’S R ESU LT S.
.iMES PISS E’ m “SWIM N... .0... .... “1......
m Robinson's Donna-s directed their of Chicago and James D. mullet). In.
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CLEELItND. July it. ~Ohielr Evans
_ long awaited mom in batting you» bot Detroit will moot again today in the
NW YORK my 24 __A ’Ldu“ days terday afoot-noon. out-as is handily final round' oldie western amateur
the case under such circumstances—-
golf championship. just as they did a
CHlCAGO, July zit—That old fall- ”an“ “I 381““ 9“" mte'd‘“ the pitching fell below its customuy’yoar ago. The two 1914 nnausn trium-
ing—inability to hit in the
:which has kept the Yankees on
small and of so many scores, despite
good pitching of their own.
pinchcs~ was enlivened by the breaking of a
the Iturf scandal that involves one of the
best known trainers in the East. A!-
C rdi 81 b T t .
COSt BHIHCI‘ Ed HMRGI‘, Who handles K. We a n S y a score 0 9 0 7
Donovan’s ball tossers another. some Hammad” horses, had won two and a third to complete the eight and
here yesterday aftennoon, the White!races with H9539 “‘1 3‘“ Thistle
Sox getting the verdict with two outm‘e stewards (if “‘9 meeting made
w the ninth by a score of 3 to 2. lttpubiic a decision thnL will exclude
was the third straight defeat this ser-; Rainer from any further participa-
bush following of late. Yet nearly all
jet! and the eighth reverse the Yanks “on a the present meeting pf the big crowd stuck to‘the finish.
have suffered at the hands of tho1 Th. ruling came as a "9““ of an
Rowland boys in nine games. this sea-j "“3“" into the running 0' the Khmk'
ron. incidentally. it was
pncr run defeat of the Yanks on tho‘wmd‘ The Firm. trained by Heftnsr,
present Western trip.
Two grand opportunities I
.for the New Yorkers in the last two
frames, but the Yanks refused to ac
cent the chances Then they allow-
ed the Sox a fraction of a chance and
the home team grabbed it for II. run. I
A passed ball by Ed Sweeney play I
For this was not a draggy game in‘
any sense of the word. There wits
something startling almost every sec-
Iwns disgraceful'ty beaten by horses of ond. The fielder kicked a few in the
.l h.. tthes nice had no
.IndInerent class. The Finn had re-.’”‘° 9" 1m 9 ‘8 “ “
iurnedhrom a trip to Canada, where'mm“ bearing on the final result.
he had won one Derby and was just
beaten in another He was a strong
fuvoritc for the race. but often being
ridden into pockets was unable to
finish in the money.
the fifthgsI-bocker Handicap last Tuesday, in
oomed up
there may have been was occasioned
such free hitting that the twirlers
“—w- —-.._....__
It took approximately two hours
that have been furnished the Flat‘
They more than stoned lay their bob-
bias through holding of the most
spectacular nature. Whatever delay
by the pitchers. It .yas a game oi<
ed or prominent part in the defeat, as: had every excuse ,for deliberation.
.it allowed Jack Collins, wife had sin-E .Few indeed were the times when any
glad and stolen, to race from secondl one of the five tossors who catch
to third‘in the ninth and thus get in
position to ramp home on a sacrifice
fly by Leibold.
VVGicotte fanned eleven Yanks. Silur-i
hop too pitched high class ball all the:
way "Donovan had both
talned had reason to foeic'secure.
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PM and; CLEVELAND duly '94. -—SomeV real
High back in the game after an athnrns of speo'd were seen at North fic[m m ms
661108 of more than a week.
lhimself succeeded Warhop
pinch hitter had been used.
BiliN MANN SEEN
Donovan‘ Randall yesterday in the final session
after a of the local Grand Circuit meeting,.
Ihot’h in the trotting and pacing. a1. AUBURN, N. Y. July 24 .—John H.
‘. visions. Record smashing started Farrell secretary 0f the National A!-
fight off the me] Napoleon Direct sociation of Proteslonnl Baseball lea-
Idnvén by 1201, Gears. taking a shot' guos, announced that on account of
at the seasons pacing mark in the the default of the Macon (.Go) club its
bsecond heat ’of the day and 'hlt’thtg players are released from being m‘
BY “Am!“ val“? the ‘buiiseye by wiggiug “mm the ject to draft, salé or reservation 0th
Img mg in 2. 02 34 in the first heat 9“ “nmmmm W"? ‘ '
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NARR’AGANSETT PIER.
July 24 .4919 Chagrin Va‘Iley .the.ifastest two best record this year by
hooters defeated the Bryn Mawria mic”- . I
Whnderers yesterday in th
match for the Gladstone Cup at the ‘
All optional agreemdhts mullt be ex-
cruised on or before August 16, and:
the sale or release of the services of
a player by a National Association
after Agust 26 is prohibited. V '
The sale or release -of"a player to n
‘of the ‘22 03 mos. *By coming rightit‘
R 1., limo}: in z: 03 the mist) annexed "the
0 initial; V
major league club within twenty days
Point Judith Polo Club by a score of :m m mm m:
n 1 th club
14 to 7 The fast Chagrin Valley for: of the close of the mo 0 o
disposing of the player is also pro
V suggestion.
awards played much better polo than! hibited. ‘ ‘ ‘
“they did yesterday against Point, SAIERI m mmm The territory of Grand Forks and
fluidith. The play was clean through- I
out and there were no penalties im-i
posed, but there was a noticeable OHICAGO mi “24 4.12m; Wdegh
luck of teamwork and only
Superior has been dropped from the
Northern league.
occasion- man. of the Chicago Fedorals, la The Blue Ribbons-of Broad Riva.
ally was th’ play of first class cali- planning a big shake-up for his clubs} and the Cherry A. I'O. baseball tooth
hm , ~ ‘3 .. .
This afternoon the Cherry
Idournoy to New Ga’haun to
New Canaan Juniors. trite; will be ms. at the l’h’ilc‘déltihla Athletics; V -—'rIVl sac-1mm".
00an to tné wanton] in the auto Woeghman said no your not ‘a outta are obtain by “Vermin: to the
armed liy Ifr. Hellcat, of thvsruitno pic of major league stars to strength I out alumni“. d'ho‘floutlho’l reaches ,2
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avenue 1‘ .
'3‘ .Tho Whales' owner needs Vti'Ii-st bass are to unite tomorrow morning when
‘t c. will a bid for the set-vino; own attend! the Broad River sinuous VVtV‘lI'I‘ to
play the the Chicago Cubs, and “Study" 'Mé'ln- '
'on his team. W of cost. V Jihla clips id INoI‘tt‘u’llt had vicinity
, . Obsme “the sturdy Istnl'lrs of corn.
'man He sold today he wodtd 'InEké they play the Dreaderuco Works on .
standard: Whércforo Brooklyn had'phed in the two oomldiuai matches
the time of its life beating out their on the links of the Hayfield Comm
Glut) today. Evans defeating New Saw-
36 hole route by the narrow malaria
a half innings of play. This was in,“ 2 “D Md- 1 to 9113'. 811d Standish
direct contrast to the snappy gamesidiminfiuflfi Harry E Binsham 01' "10
'homo club by the more comfortable ,
score of 7 up and 6 to play.
MAKING CAPITAL 0F COURTESY.I
One of the largest railway compan
les in the countrv has started a cam-1 .
palgn for courtesy among its om
.ployos. The men in ofllclal charge of .
the system want their associates who
meet the public to understand more
fully the commercial value of a
smile and the trade value of polite-
ness. ._
Every line of employment dealing
with the public has Its exasperatlng
features and Its troublesome situa-
tions. The public is ever in a hurry .
requires a certain degree ofhelpful
attention. but usually is appreciativev
of courteous assistance and timely
A salesman. whether of Icommodl-
ties, transportation or service of any
nature, who. invests his trunsactlons
with courteous consideration has
learned the true way of advancement
for himself by making his services
more valuable to his employer.
lic can make the individual feel his
trade is wanted. hisvpntronammppro.
Richmond 5, Jersey City 3.
Toner Upholds limps
Cup Yachts Ready
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VEST E R DAY’S R 5811 LTS. YESTERDAY’B RESU LTB.
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Chicago 3, New York 2.
4, Harrisburg 3. Batten 8, St. Louis 3.
INANN WES Slim
ENNIS GAE NEWS
ASHEVILLE, N. 0., July c‘tr—J.
Franklin Baker. formerly ‘wigh the
Philadelphia Athletics. has signedfa
contract with Morgsntown. in the
Western North Carolina league. for
the balance of the noon. according
to a‘message from orgautown. Bak-
er's salary with the Morgantown
is a sgnbpro. organization and the-
paid admission to a game averages
little more than Baker's salary per
day.
Corn Soup.
Split the grains of one dozen ears of
corn, then scrape it down with the
Ilho saucepan with enough water to
cover them and let them boil ten min-
utes :then strain the water, saving one
quart. Add to it slowly one quart of
at once.
Quenelleo of Veal.
ions. myths and bay leaves. Bring up
to the boil and place the quenelles in
they will be ready to serve. The boull I
. :lon, with the fat removed. can be
If the employs who meets the pub-'
chicken 9‘. la reins.
elated and that the seller is anxious
to meet the wishes of themuyefi hei'
has established trade on' an enduring
.basiswmado the customer one iikelny
towefimnont and added to the
assets of his employer. ’ _ ~
Railway men in touch with the
public are as a mic Mormons and st-
tenths. It is ztfie exception that one
hulls mommy among them. But
one grout trunk lino helluva: we
value off Wests! is so great it tinny?
properly mud t-tm‘o lint! wort to on-
courage-it among its omployes.
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. ' ‘ WISMILINB 98m.
Watch them swam, “ “'
many Tchtéll the apifit of the morn
and seem to sinus : .
who corn 5 scorn. to smile at;
Diffusttl o‘er, - _ I .,
«Inmate in randomisois'n'pMs
'_‘a-goods‘pdttocdt€h‘ils‘-lt‘i"
'guihispdthhythouumhsr 0 empty
; bottles lying Mtf’wflomic Cuts.
.j-i “'"Sum' font mm In; unlit. j’rno
. as movie players“ ‘l‘iifc. V ‘ ' ,
Baked Cranberry Epddlng.
Pour lidiliug water on a. pint oi
bread crumbs, mail; a teaspoonfui of
butter and stir in. When the bread is
softened, add tw'o sags and beat thor-
oughly ”with the broad. ' Then put in a
pint of. stowed fruit and sweeten to
taste. Fresh fruit may be used instead
of cranberries. Slices of peaches put
in layers are delicious. Serve with
sweet sugar sauce. ,
v’\
Visitor-"How do you idiot? this“
snow—Alton“. noon, pecan tel a
with: pretonsious or ‘that term
may {give-um“ Mlmm"
Huntley? :‘ivtiv‘. Ida‘s m stout
authors. In curtains!) with"
nerve of him tryingtonssociats with
.toam will be $50 a day. \‘The lefi‘gue-
yer, his fellow Chicagoan, over the"
back of a knife. Throw the echo intol
‘ Check-Smutltlon."
l.ions
who interfered with such trees.
Lee Khia Guan ridiculed the idea of
boiling bouillon for ten minutes. when such a thing and pointed out that no
European or educated person believed
in "haunted" trees but only the ignor-
made use of for the com“ 0‘ “” ant coolios. Three days later, while
Loo Khia Guan was on his way to
town in his motor car. just as he pass- ,
who wind that morning.
The man was wanted on
his wife. But she said she
.. know him very well, as she had been
married to him onw. a short while.“
Louisville (scarlet-Journal. V 1 ' -
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Gm “FOR rm ”GEE.“
m lacs cmfilmd M din- mans .
scam {the "openly ‘lr'aiiltinn‘r my WI ,
methods the Germain) expect to “not!“
tmrfi n '
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—Opportunltios:-¥Road The
”101's. cinnamon advertisements.
TREE MIRITS KILL ”OFFER.
An Ilncldent‘That Was Not Inclined “to
In the Straits Settlements and Ma-
lay Peninsula both the Malays and
Chinese believe that many trees have
their Iutoiary spirits says 5. C. G. Tis-
dale, in the Wide ‘World Magazine.
Such trees are easily recognizable, ow
ing to their h’siring “loci" ot' incense
sticks Mined either“ mines to thotr roots
or in a fork between the branches—‘9
Ilia offerings of the Chinese—or decor-
ations consisting of bits of various ccl- *
sored cloth. the Malay toer‘I‘ens of devo-
Ouo such tree is still to be seen in
Stamford road. tho'maiu thoroughfare‘
of Singapore. and in connecflion with
this particular troern curiousjaccident
happened onlyn few months ago A
rich young Babs, or Straits born Chi-
these, named Loo Khis Guan. who had
been educated in. England at Cam-
bridge university, was taking a stroll-
iu the evening with a friend, and.
when passing this tree noticed a lot of
Ions sticks burning at its roots. With a
wreath, thou the corn; let it come toilaugh at. the suporstitions of the un-
tho boiling point. then boil slowly tif-' educated coolios who had placed the
Vtoen minutes. add pepper. salt. a table incense there, hoplcked the joss stickst
spoon or sugar and thicken tothecon om und trampled on them. He then
Isiste‘rncy of cold honey with a little --.but rejoinedI his companion and they wont
tor and flour rubbed to a paste. Serve' Iror a walk around the esplana'de. As I
they walked along his friendIIemou-i
strated with him for his action‘, point-
One quarter pound veal (lean). one tag out that, after all, though he did
quarter pound veal fat. dried bread not believe in It himself, there “might
crumbs. Hash finely and mix with theI hs‘ something in it " and. for his part
yolk and» white of an 988 Shape the he preferred to let such thugs severely
quenellesVV and run them in flour. Mass alone, gs he had heard of a”, where
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a. court bouillon With salt, pepper, on {accidents had happened to persons
right across the car, killing him on the
spot and chiming all the front part
of the car. When examined, the branch j
showed no trace of the ravages of r
white ants, and there seomod’lm be no
reason for its having broken, as-there
“K.
ONLY cAsunLLv noouamrco. S ‘
some ‘
,chsrge and the police were trying to VV
learn something about his haunts and
habits. 78o they wont to Interview
didn't
Senti-
[arrival at Newport, yesterday Rita!
Ital and in her races next flouda'
PRESIDENI Ifiilll
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NEW YORK; July 24 —John
,Tener. defending his umpires,
that never before in the history of
league have the umpires hoonso nom-
patent or have the games been ad .
well handled B. 3.1011351”). PM I D
ofthe Americans. declares that 311‘!
arbiters lead the world In em
. Contrary to the views of these W
ball executives. sixteen managers .
some three hundred and sixty pla‘
are of the opinion that the um»
are making more poor guesses
season than ever before. ~
is John Mcgnaw certain thit'th!
tIonal league indicator nouns W
unworthy their positions. Mt]
McGraw said that only "Bill" Kin
of the National stat. was me to
fairly judge a baseball game.
Mr. Tenor does not view with V'
this rising indignation against
umpires. He is optimistic enough
see through the clouds and I.
several arguments ready, 13W
ssry. to uphold his staff; In the m
Mr. Tenor says that the closeness
the race in the National league
reason that there is so much
against the umpirlng, for no lays ”
every team is lightlng‘so Willi .
that if the "breaks". go against... V
they seek the nearest alibi to mitt
to the crowd and to their mountai-
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IuII l0 untidy
my you, 1er Jim—«Tho moms.
which was overhauled at City hind.
Resolute has been overhauled am
Tuesday and Wednesday will ‘
with the single head rig. but with
Ilncmase of call which. it I how
will help her down the wind. V .
Who amateurs who will sail In
two yachts will go to Newport on sun
day on former Commodore Freddflok
B. Bourno's steam yacht Alberto .
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