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club dilute Camel m Milli“
n neuthpaw and lends the league in
strikeouts. ’
A Brooklyn men. woods mine the
Coast. writes to the Brooklyn M30“ .
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former Springfield outfielder. who is
nowphminthcontflgklfmthc
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For the benent’Ioi thoso thsItdeci'sre
that the Drum hove little dance to ‘
win the Nations! Rogue newt. the
whom; figures may prove interest-V I
lug: -— ,
On August 2 cl lost your the menu
were leVodiug the tongue. with 62 ric-
toriVes end 35 defects. or a percentage
of‘ 598. The cubs were in second
place. With the Cords third. both well '
ovonthe. 600 mark. The Brains st thst
title" won {at vied lost is. 'I'vvith s
pieced e of m. ' ‘
ThsI L, of August z or this
”Ion toand the Pumice lending m
rescue with 51 victories pd to do-
tests. or n percentage of .580. WIS ‘
the Braves were in {north piecemhb.
with 47 ‘victories end: 46 detects.
,;.it must so remitted that the Ne.-
slouch see is better banned Pl!
‘ ' d that t t the r:
. . g es theyfvavzre all“ g
W. but It must else I):
enough“ the Bergen mom
thaw were in 191.4. notwitbetend—
1%“ Bill Jones hos been almost
useless. The greet improvement or
Davie end the acquisition 0! Regen
MW. two dependabls hurlerS.
;SSSflare then made up tor the loss
of m sow thst the rest of the
Vte hes found its stride.
Mickey Killian, who in... into the
prurient some some tour or five
years use with the Petersburg teens.
has bSbbed up spin on the Peters-
burg iuigsl cook. but] globetrotted
for several seasons beck to his old
berth. , . _ .. V, ..
Pitcher Doc Miliimu. tumor New
London pitcher. hes been releeeed by
Bushman to the Olsen club oi the
lulure‘tete lees“.
SARATOGA, N. 1., Aug. daytime
Buckle rsu inwhis new owner's colors
yesterday d Ins badly beaten by
Colonel Ve ie‘. a colt that graduated
from the maiden class on the open-
ing day of the meeting. Mud of the
sticky. holding kind plryed aVu‘fI'n-
Vportsnt part in the result.- White
Hackie, although he showed plenty
of speed for tons and s‘ halt turlongs.
came to a walk in the final eighth of
a mile and Colonel Vemfioi beat him
out by three lengths.
Whether White Buckie was well
tor-mine. ”it is certain he quit in thS
lee iiurloug. This was all the more
remerltnble because on s dry Itnnck
the“ sensational two-year-old of the
oe-Irly resins season always woe bit}
at the finish. In all of his relies “I
301m. B: dietitian: win sold him.
Wh e tholtle showed that he who r.
I pl coon’go sud loudness for
New York. 5; Cincinnati»,
came).
lieu York. 2; Ciacimthi. 1
some) , .
8t- L00“. 3; Emoklyn, 2.
item“ be
“If and, if he develop; touch;
John McGravVv will one drevmss
el. um is one or the',’ pinyord.
eVrie Bill unge'eeleter.’ Vnnd he is sold
lost 4 inches.
it is renounced that Mrs. Thomas
C. Bondy (nee Mey Sutton). who gsve
Mire Mery. K. Browne. of Los Angelou
her first defeat in three years et Long
Beach. Cal. Brturdsy. is to enter all
tournaments this season in on eitort
to regain the National Championship.
This is interesting users. it true. and
. gives spice to coming wumnments.‘
Ted Meredih. who has been vVvorklnIgI
out with Abel Kivlst. at various stop-
oven on route for Sen Marco. still
thinks that Kivie hes e chence against
Taber in the chumplonship mile. This-
er end Kivist met sud tnternized in
Portland. Ore. Bitumy.
Pet McDonsld,‘ the hercule‘on po-
II licemsu of‘s‘New York. and champion
among weight throwers. iron n [at
men’s race all the tvvoynrd merit at
the 'I‘rnfllc Sousa games at an outing
Sunday. in 12 2-5 seconds. Not hull
badloremsnofhlsslre. andbewne
the biggest men in the recs.
Mameux of the Pittsburgh Pirates
may be e ‘I‘milliousirg kid,‘ but 113
works in the box st ony rate. so it it
were for his breed sud butter. 1
Harry“ Home. the Dartmouth
conch admirer. in athletic director
at Camp Won't; ikmsm. lie. this
summer. Harry Worthington. theDsrt
month star. and Billy Moore. the
Princeton halfback sud nil-around
sprinter sud rsmner up the heli- Inge.
v‘vere counselor-Let the comp; Moore
hes put on Weight and Worthington
predicts he will be a star among the
hnlfbncks nest {Alb I‘
o the credit of Mad
than be suited before the race that it}
he owned White Beckie . '
wee pleyiilk Shortstop for the
town Univereity nine lust. II
mysticism Rescue -
old-time speed. kitties“ ‘snd politic:
ly discussed in sSlVectlous or the has!
bail players or oil Me. Keily'd moth-
‘to look like um no new it yam!
old, weighs 190 pounds end stands BI
, nice. the series is about oil. Monger
been formed out to Frederick 'I
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&‘ Louis, 1; Belttvvibre, O.
R880 LTB. Toronto, 4,
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Buffalo, Id;
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VEWIIDAY’I RESULT!-
Herrloburg. 5 l
Mole. 5; Harrisburg, '1
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Jersey City. 2
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l1; Phlladelphll, 5
Vahme finished ahead of ne'-
yesterday, but was beaten through
time she has to allow Res it
minute, 36 seconds, and Rose!
the Astor Cup by 1 minute. 8 ' ..
In the schooner class Handed-Gilli
email schooner Queen Mob thus
winner, and William Earl Dog‘s
the sloop prise with the Somali.
wind from north by ekst,V knd
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’ Imuim
gtty‘mhssrwtmmmun. at
“can rum marshmallows
the museum lest you will
like pieetjodsy so" the Lonngtood
court: . - ~« * )
WilhamevrenVihe tto cholieoge
Mcibigbfln. holder of tho
Longvvood hovvl. in e Wmtcbwith
N. w. Milena! this city. yesterday It-
teI-noon. ~Nllesvoebet murder in
three sets. the room being 6—4. M.
6-1. As Winters: has been playing“
the top of Ibis slime for severslVI Vlleys.
and McLaughlin hes not been Ishovv~
lug in practice his accustomed torm‘
for grass court work. soother lively
contest is anticipated todey Nemesis
‘ lie hrs lv’vo Viegs on the present Long
vreod bowl end needs soother to ob-
tain permnuent possession of the tro-
shy.
' The match yesterday sts the noel in
the Ail-Corners Tournernent in Vfrlllch
there were V eighty-elght starterg,
eleven clays ego. Despite the cold
driuie, Vs lair-sired crowd gathered to
see the contest Niles eyes completely
outclassed VVhpthV in the heck court end
at the; net and ‘tvon his two points eué
tirely on errors by the fictional chem-
piou. 0f the {evenly games only four
went to deuce, and the contest was
over in 46 minutes. McLoughiin Vssvv
the mulch from the side lines.
“IIIIANAGER’I’ BARRY’S EIYEII OPENED
- Msnpfger may but bed his week’s
time to“ arrange a series filth the Lucie
woods but coming to no definite decim
Tail; has September‘iopen to till titties“
[or the series and wishes Berry would
use oftttie fitment mil some heroes.
There Is cohsldereble Itslk about
these two teams and the only vre'y to
settle the dispute is be come together.
As you spy for m to stop the chat-
tor. I will do so—«shd‘nleo let the tent?
know that the Lockwoods are not yet
my; ns‘ in the {stunt ripper Nannie.
VaVvaYVquVr-Vs Vin close spas-It. ,
HARRY L KILL,
Monger Lockwood B. B. VC.V.VV
queen—n.
monument
I'd 3.05“ notional inwn TORI“! “a! m t!“ "m m ‘m M will! TOW
Emil”
Splendid hhrllng by mint Eey'CI'lde
well end Schoolnieetcr Rey fisher
ensued out hustling 'i'enkees to cop-
love both semen oi the bet-gels dey
ly 8t. Leuln Browns. It the Polo
Grounds. 3' entry, tei'fio’on. .
grinds we pitchers; fittiesé #
Caldwell excelling Curl Wellmen.
elonnteil fathom; in the opening
skirmish, end Fisher outpltchlngtho-
vet,” WW horseman. ”isomer
W. by e smell herein tribe
lsteecrep. fil‘he scores more 3 to).
but guns; I: to 0. second ‘
fisher showed the Brownsonlytwo
enticed bits in the Isle game and
after the fourth inning nerysBrovvn
Mod the initlrl seek. But still
Rey hell to work harder i’or lilo tri-
mh thee fieldwlL. (or up to the,
eiebtb inning LendemilkI pitched
just as v‘reli as Fishes. it onto trifle
better. Met ever in content den-s
ger oi being scored upon in the first
tour eeeeloiis. while tkeYeekeee never
until the elshth.
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The lull force ct Brookted lens. :00
strong, turned out at Washington Perk
yesterday afternoon to welcome their
favorites home train 3 long spell onlhe
the first game or the home stood was
lost to the Chiteds by 3 score of 3 to 1
Long George McConnell. who was
with the Yankees years ago. Boll thei
Monies lielplus until the ninth.
when tire errors by Jimmy Smith at
shortstop put Hell on second and: Fred;
Smith on first. A third ’Snuth. Hurry.
Zelder.
ff‘h'
" cert ’uth. President (trilogy su-
uothibed the!“ hotbeen suspend.
ed stil- ovi‘n Wt mortar um he
miship home in sauce,
M . W “MM” We! “1. Yuk”. who. lound ‘ berth
.They‘ were disappointed when ,
W to center for the only Brook— V I’ I ’
led too There were two out oi. the ’ g L,.
and, kind Ty Hell‘ricb. pinch hitter. ‘1 ,~
.mgdthegemewiths " I
'j 'V; y-W vI
Bennett. Auk mi Jenner. one
of the three “filters the figured in
the Illreveo' We! climb in the
Notions! Wheat-rt music. out
be or no enietenoe‘to the team in its
light to grin the Ridership during the
Wish. auIId mrest his bitching arm. n:-
perts who hove ersmined the em ssy
brought been to tens. .
President dunner else renounced
the reissue! Mention Shes-Von. the
phyed withVVllieblovo college the put
eeseou. to theVnoehester Inter-noticed
Leone club. '
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George McConnell. e Itormer content
with the Cblcsgo independents. do-
mete‘d the W by s score ditto
.1 sweatsh- I'm-k yesterday. The
former Yonkee allowed only .st hits.
which were sectioned.
Mohega- Les Moose vented to eels-m
brute fits homecoming with s victory
sud celled severe! reserve men to the
link. \It even not until the and chap-
ter thst the Wed: were Able to
bring’emsn over thepon. .
IAVON A. c. V8. LOCKWOOD. I
The. Lockwood A. A. will cross buts
withthernst AvouA.G.. «Bridgeport,
pooh. Aug? 8. st 3:30 The Arnie are
eompdeeofet some of the tested indus-
,,The Lockwood Seconds ecoept theV
challenge of the Cherry A. CI:-
teem Sunder—gems to
he Baxter llmunde
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one end Beet Seventeenth street. is
A member or three tennis clubs. one
has mrny e victory over gmvvn rots
sissy. .cosifte at Brighton; last my.
spd played 3 set ‘ot tjtvo with In:
structor Tom Smith. He" didn’t (in.
but Stall-Spies were over.8tsiih‘
sets his: sense to lei the bell ave-Is
om it limited wee most-remormle.
HI}: 19W drive and beckhend
plays ~were else remerked by smith:
-Biliyvveeboruin'l‘exss end coins
to Brooklyn with his parents three
yours ago. Even then he pleyed
t . Bis tether mule him A mem-
be: at the Monte Court sud Roebuck
Tennis clubs. and this yar‘the little
fellow iistly refused to play with
euythlng but S regulation implement.
'_ LOCKWIOOD A. A. we RIDE. .
The tieketSonerVieforthefldoto
Bye Beech. by onto bus. slim-dry eve-
hing. Aug. ms. ere Selling rapidly.
end enyone wishing to go are entirely
film. us this is Vii pressure ride on
the public. ' .
Tickets can be secured from the
management or the pleyers of the
Lockwood teem. Tickets for the round
trip are 50 cents and tire limited.
All: for Salt priceefor use use
con.
3 Home is. Tough Em Nerwsik
by Cornelius Vanderbilt. .Thgsjil’nu
led the Resolute across the if“
thirteen; seconds. but...
thirty irrinutes' selling tit
drev by the Vrnltlo. Ind]
mark led by thirty seconds, eel
bed tgeined on thief‘leg"
Iseconds...ror. the seventeen
ever-seed 12.7 sentinel miles
did the better work Altos
‘Iehe-‘ creased the Repel-Ali‘s, .
lod‘bv my second-retail soil
showing o gain tor the Yeflfle
old.eteva {schooltfgiéi this thawindoirntlnntefleeceude ,
rot. Billy Elwood. son of Mr. Venn it eves e close reach heme. one,
im. Witness nitrous,th Conn eye lute cut down the VAnitie's
nine seconds.
to his credit. The boy visited the
elm.
bouts. New York. .. -
' As their nests. Wm,
members of the Nothlk Yli
St their motion on m: .
splendidly entertain chitin V_
iser'tso‘be en 'intmutflg‘mV
George Flannel/ale will WI
piano; the Close Hermon! .
I'm Bullible M88.
ennuirgpflV or
by s hunch. twist or W .
book. nus undone is.
It We! pinched mfl
NEWPORT. R. L, Aux.’
The races were sailed in of. . II
thirty-seven end
Mrs. Venderbiit was on board I
all“;
on thewhsdvvsrd’ieetheV
.Seturdny—Mrtt won yo. I"
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