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RESULTS ANDWSTANDINGS IN BIG LEAGUES
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YESTERDA‘Y’C RESU LTB.
YESTERDAY? RESULTS.
Chicago 1.- Boston 0.
Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 0.
8t. Loui in 2. ‘
Iaitimo burgh 0.
Other teams not scheduled.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—~A fist fight biz-i,
tween one of the umpires, Byron, and:
“lied" Smith, third baseman of the}.
Boston Braves, marked the final game?
of the year between Chicago and Boo:
Ion yesterday. Chicago won, 1 to 0.’
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Rochester 9, Jersey City 4.
Joroay Oly 11, Rochester 8.
Montreal 5, Harrisburg 3.
Buffalo 3, Providence 4.
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YESTERDAY'B RESULTS.
Detroit 4, New York 2.
Chicago 3, Boston 1.
Cleveland 5, Washington 0.
Other teams not playing.
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CINCINNATI, 0.. Sept 10. -'l‘he~ ‘2~.
drafting of baseball physrs from the ’
ranks of the minor league clubs took
i place yesterday when the annual Sen:
itomber meeting of the National hue-
iball emission was held here ‘Di‘ ‘
lrectly following the drawing-o! tbs .
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Other team not playing.
Harrisburg at Montreal.
Providence at Buffalo.
Richmond at Toronto.
hit Drth when his teammates stepped
into the tray and escorted Smith toi
the club house The umpire then:
.Malked to the dressing room Severoli
hundred of the fans who witnessed
the clash cheered Byron. ‘
Byron refused to comment on ‘the’
fighting, merely stating that he woulid
make his report to the president ill
“the league” However? 'se'v'erai of those
who were ‘blosé to the participants
gnaw ”at Sgt? wps “r
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at 8t. Louis (2).
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
grabbing the players drafted in tho
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. St. Louis at Washington.
Only three games scheduled.
various clubs. .
Those present at today's meeting
were:
National League—alumnus 'Hern-
mnnnfilnclnnstiz 2c. 2H. Ebbete Drool- '
mi: W. . Biker, Philadelphia; C. II.
rm or Chicago; or. ’N. noun-said.
of New York; John 3. older, New.
Yol'hsnd C. P. Britten. am
Moscow“ .1. mass. .
st. Innis; Captain 1:. Basses. New
At the conclusion of the game Smiihi 2.... '—'—'- ., .
rushed up to Byron and the arbiter? -‘—-—- STANDING OF OLUBC. Buffalo 5' WWW“ 0' l ”$3.3: 02:;i8::0:i:flfa“:°duuu: l’
walked to meet him. Ban. exchanged s'rmoma or GLUBI. w x. P c. . Tomntofllchmnd: uln- . srauomc or cLuss. numb” 0, other mum a“ 0, mm,
words and Byron dodged around 3"" I W. L' PUG Pittsburgh .......74- 60 B52 STANDING 0’ CLUBI. ’ W.. L’ P" iiesgue importance according to Sec- 2
oral of those who had gathered about Phl"¢§lPM‘ ----- 75 57 '5" Chicago ' . ‘ 74 62 544 ‘ w. L. EC. Boston "90 44 2‘72 rotary John E Bruce 0: the commis-
illetWO. and made a lunge at Smith. B'Wkly" ----- 2-273 53 537 St Lou“ """" 73 63 53., Bullan .......... s4 4| .036 Detroit ---------- 9° 43 ‘52 ision.
lie apparently made two swings It B°“°“ ------- “-72 53 '533 NI rk """"" 70 62 .530 Providence ..85 49 .084 , Chicago .......80 5° 58. ; The drafts made today were not
him and was rushing his man when St. LN" """ "57‘ 72 '“2 Kn" “1961"“ 04 .519 Toronto . ....... 00 '7 99‘ Washington ------ 7‘ 5° 5'52 imade public. although a copy of what.
“Big Bill" James, the Balaton pitcher. Cincinnati """" 65 7° '4" a «w. #59 39 .500 Rochester . . .. .65 Cd .4“ . New V0?“ ------- 59 73 ‘47 étook place at the meeting was deliven
but his arms about the umpire, and h CM°W° ---------- ‘3 5’ "77 a“ 1: “ I'ff‘z-“T” U 71 '4” Montreal ......... ll! CC .405 “5‘- W5! -------- 57 73 -422 ed to the representative of every ma-
lifted him to one side. Pitt-burn" - - £5 ‘74 MB ’3": ”a; ':. 44 .9 '33. Harrisburg ...... so 72 .sss Clavcltnd -------- 51 85 .375 jor league club. This policy of keenlns
Smith came back: with his arms ' New York\ ....... 60 73 .451 ‘ m ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ " ' mom...“ “53 73 _427 Philadelphia ..... 38 95 .281 the names of the drafted men from the
swinging wildly and theotber umpire, Jenny city ______ 49 .2 ,374 -—- public was inaugurated last year for
om. atlemillcd to lel) him. Smith l canes TODAY. . canes room. cause room. cu “m” :0?“ 2"? 'Put'fismfizrgffhfmgfimx
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was .inl’urlaled and seemed about to 1 New York at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at .3t. Louis. “My City fl "Ochflhh “:19“ Boston. ' of prevently the Federal I e from
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‘oont‘ly‘det at -rld's W I" W ‘3' N! 0" record 0‘ 2 03» but “1““ the Chamber of Commerce State or
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6 h r in .6, 000. took first place in the Its-Noo-
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candidates is Jack nebular" ‘
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in strong personalities prior to Felt ”Mt ”mega“ in {he first ”9" ofctfie “7 ‘0 "“5““ " better ”rt" ' Popbesrs. the dean of American New York. ~ 2 . ..
ct on e ape ay clip on 8 8 Among the 0 er rvers w o . 2;
comm mm" ‘13 l I: c ‘M o u m u: a l h are A
southerly wind was drawing steadily he"! will! their automobiles tor f3:
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CINCINNATI. Sepl.‘16.aThe annual
- race. will be
away from the Atlantic. The condi-
tions were anything but good for such
a contest. The wind was so light all
the afternoon that it was little more
than a drifting match and unless the
wind freshens during the night the
lion: one. ,
Both yachts towed out to the start-
ing line early inithe morning. The
draft of the sixteen major league clubs
2on minor league playing talent was
oriented yesterday at the local head“
quarters of the National Commission
without fuss or hubbub. Absolute se-j
crééy was maintained relative to the
. awards. The commission announced
uniting the names nor the numbers
~ oiiplayers dram: by lot by the various
magnifies of the National and Amerl
catiwnoagues. lls- was the occasion
ladt year, the identity of players due
for promotion from ‘this channel will
not be discussEli until their new own.
erfs" have had time to get them under
, contract
The reason for this is plain. not):
Jess‘iie clubs depend upon an elabor
22th scouting system to comb the min
or leagues i'or promising talent. Largo-i
~ly upon the reports of these Sleuths
draft demands are based. , But for the
secrecy in draft, the Federal peaguo
would profit. its agents might enticel
mm the most promising prospects ofI
th sticks. fur it is Well known that
the independents this, season have
pail!
1 minor leagues
greatest attention to players d! 2
Atlantic, in tow of the tug Triumph.
iwas the. first to pass out of Sandy
Hook and she was tollowsd soon by
the Katmrra, in tow of the tug Fred
B. Dalzell. Both yachts were ready
when the steam yacht Viking-'Gomn
inodore George! Baker, Jr.’ a flagship.
established the starting llnejat tile‘
Ambrose Channel lightshlp, and st
10.: 50 o'clock the warning signal was
made. The wlnd at that one was
from the south and of less than soven2
miles strength. This made it wind
ward work for the first hell of the
long race and small lib topsalls were
set over all lower canvas. '
Mil 03958 Mills
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nimmous Bowen and Dick ncPar;
land, New Haven boys. Who made ML
tine record on the baseball diamond " 3
(or. Holy ‘
muss Gallons, .Wbrcesten whore they
will enter; the freshman class. '
left Tuesday
ENGLEWOOD. N $.th 3%
Anita Carrlngton or New
playing through champion. was detest-
ed in the fourth round at
say States tennis champlo'mzm the
Englewood Field olub courts here yes-
terday by Miss [us A. Klssel oi Phila-
delphia. Miss Kim] was reread to
play three hard sets beforeiwlnning
ail—s. 6—4. 6—4. The Philadelphia
girl's victory «puts her in assemblin-
al round with Miss Marie Wagner.
Mrs. Marshall McLean and Miss Flor-
ence Ballin. Miss Wagner and‘ Mrs.
,Mcbean won. their luncheon! straight
sets. while Miss Ballin advanced on a
default by Miss E C. Hadley. the
latter forfeiting rather than play in
. dolphia, with his
Boudoli Spool in Vail. with his
“Mallard Special} )d Th:bes, with u.
Behring. .2 2
At a mastitis yesterday of the Auto-
mobile Desi ' Association. lnc.. it
was doclddd to request all members to
day at the race.
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Benson. N. 1.. Sept. 16.-'l‘he
cap of eight goals. to the Deal tour
and won a hard {ought match on Her-
the terrldlc heat.
Miss Wagner. who is bracketed in
the lower hall with Miss Kissel ds~
tested Miss Elfz‘beth at, 6—2, l
6—1, and showed. the flue she
has displayed this s'easo rs lilo;
Wild ed. dyer
Vanderhoot at (if—0 0—4., in the upper
can: and will meéi Mlmmo to
marrow.» “ “‘““ '
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rt Field yesterday by 13 goals to
9 1-3. it was s tournalnsat all!
played tor the Banana Country Club
cups. and tlis’ Blackburn will most
Piping nook in the rim: first was.
Fossils!
Clever teamwork on the part at
Rumson was coupled with last lndlvld
usi play. The clever mallet work ot~
Howard s. Borden in passing to thé
7‘ forwards; helm H. Ross and J. Ber
f ens Waters. who shot most of the ,
coals, snd sonic fine work By B K.
' Galina were tile causes or the Black
2 birds runniiipnp a William total
close their places of business on the _ '
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Rumson Blackhirds conceded a handl- ‘
to ap
vigorous man who wants fix I
flavor and fragrance combined with
natilralsweetncssinhissrnokc 2
or chew. This tobacco is I 2;;
LIBERP. it 18 tfirst; ed ‘
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mm; it is the bill.
Firemen, policemen, out—cf-
doors men, two- listed men in2
era], all say LLBER'I'Y satisfies. j
gram they start using LIBERTY
' they cannot get the same satis-
faction out of any other brand. ‘
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