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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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0
mees Yesterday.
..“.. 3-" New York, 3
L. 81. Louis, 1.
it! s t :IIIIIInIIIi, 1.
:tii-L‘Il‘ig in National League.l
W. L . .
I . ._.18 32 5:0
..... 43 34 .558
‘,II.I.I .H 35 557
..42 is .iszi'
.39 42 .481
.37 42 .477'
I .......... 41 18 .461
ll ...... 3t; 52 .409.
Games Today.
..I.;«.A.~ scheduled.
A M ERICAN LEAGUE.
r“ .
Game; Yesterday.
12. lILll‘IIli, 9
I.III".Is. ".3; (Rowland. 2.
"-~I;"nding in American League.
W. L. RC,
\‘ork ........ , .51 36 .586
. . ...... , ..... 49 37 .570
I .. I Ii ............. 49 39 .557
I lull ........ ‘7 40 .540
.. ............ 47 to .640
............. 45 H .51!
Is ........... lip 39 A37
IthIhII .......... 19 "61 .237
Games Today.
II..rs rtlit'tllllt‘tl.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games “Yesterday.
‘. \"I".II"iI, 3'3; Rit"iliilt‘lild’,‘2—2.
“ending in international League.
* _h w. L. the
z-io «.m.....am\..“ 34 .564"
.IIII- new I . . . {mg-T. . .H 37 .543
"A litili .............. 42 .3g
.utuIItI“......$.3t‘.: .3» 39 .534
.Iniu .............. 40 37
l mono ..... . ...... 39 42 .481'
I. IIIi. ......... . ..... LIIII I46 .439
-. obster ..... . ....... till 45 .400
Games Today.
IIIIlImond at Newark.
ilIIlIiInore at Providence!
'Ilontrcal at Toronto.
liul‘lelo at Rochester.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterdsy.
SpIIIILIfitlIi, ‘4; Bridgeport, ‘2.
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Standing in Eaatern League.
W. L. , PC.
"ll::Iltl ....‘.......,~..‘8 QUI
LIIIIIIIIII .44 21 '.sc7
ne‘er” ...... ._ . . .89 ‘30 ' .505.
.III IIIIIII ............ Is" 30 .559
I I". .................. 37 34
‘I'IIIII .. ..29 37
.. IIII .. ............ as" '39
flord .........".'T.. .‘27’ ’39 .409
iII.\"I":15 41 .379
Ik't'llili‘I ............ 24 48 .333
Games Today.
I. that] at l'oiihtnd,
\I l‘i‘lli"t? tit New Haven.
‘ .,, III III New London.
"I" .v. -"II:" III Lynn.
‘.I lIIlll‘ L-IlInr-s scheduled.
' IIICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY.
Punt, 3-6; Toledo. 2-7.
.~.I City, 1-9; Louisville. 0-6.
“II. .pclis, 5-7: Milwnukee, 5-3.
“dolls. 2-“; Columbus, 1-4,
"menu Aséocmriou‘ GAMES
YESTERDAY.
. . ill", 3: New Orleans. 1.
~l;\ille, 6; Little chk, 1.
.IIIIIIooga, 2; Memphis, 1.
EXHIBITION GAME
Ittise (N, Y. S. L.), 5; Boston (A. i
CUBS GET MOLLWITZ.
~ .I .‘Ilolltviu, Cincinnati first base-
. was purchased by the Chicago
I Saturday. Terms of the
.IIiIIn were not giwn out; Ilollfi
:A. light-handed hitter. is to re-
SII: or in the lineup when the
. (I; ,‘III 4‘ loft-handed pftélli‘llg. 30‘
I II." III plans. He joined the Cubs
It is understood the Chi-
. Nationals also expect.” get URL
l:. I. sIIIr pitcher of the Louisville
~IlIIIII Association club. .. A-
‘.IIl1wiIz early in the season was
. ’zmcd by Halflhtle. At U1“ tune
IIIIs announced waivers 'had been
I I
- tin)".
.III on him Twiee liner that "influencing. Whflbl‘lfllgo «:00 up med
I - Were asked, but on each m
‘ \ntit-nal Leanne IN!) cllflnfll him.“-
I it White Sox put: (I I: bid for him,
in: when Nee! M” Q 10 we,
minors. when “nu” in,“
(g,;_, ",I ..
'54" met"
"519““0” be ranked as one
‘ 16mm formunce of Shocker's enables him;
, III anxious to recall Shocker at this Langford as It ran. 'IIIIaIIt.
lBALL WILL PLAY
”mm um “I l ' FOR Hana) dorm
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em League Clubs.
I ! I’RIIX‘IIE l‘iIPI'l July 2.4——All ughI
The Lawrence baseball (‘lub has "I it" ““‘I‘HI ‘1?“ “0m 1““
not I“ been sold. Owner Josephliinstcrn rubs, lozmer blaming Neul
l’. Sullivan is disappointed that be “all, of Bridgeport, said ,Iaeteiddy he
has not disposed of the team, p5 he
,iully expected a deal would be closed
lb) last Thursday night. He said,
[uneven that be has hopes yet of sell-
llmz, lie refuses to state with whom
lhe is dickering as be has been pledged .
.to secrecy. ‘
| With conditions as they are in the
Western League today. it is no easy
IMe.) tetn". oi the Trolley :h'rugue.
'l‘his aggregation Is managed by Barry
mutt. and contains many minorAlQarue
sIIIIs. Springfield. Lynn and“ New
Haven wind otters" to Bail.
l‘itcher Johnny Rein-r is also likely
it! cc to ilIIrdiner with Bull. ,ltciger
Ins teen in liiiiiycport since fi‘was
traded to Lawrence for Flatterty and
,mtittcr to sell the club. althouyli the, it f 43 ‘ _ > tb
" . . . '" : " ~ "" .~" "A. out 0 new
fpropIIrItIon lii looked upon it: a good \: “hm“ ‘ "f u ‘ ‘65 ‘
‘" ". . I . LIL" I." . It Ir 7 (11
{one LIlwrcnce is a good ball town ‘ u p ""1"" on‘” m u"?
IIWI‘tl him :2» tor acting as umpire.
'and the club, well handled, can be _
made to PM here | \\ lII-r. llIIiIIIL": r firmly altered to pay
The plan. of having .1 local associu- ”m- Myer would “0‘ ItII‘N‘iII. kinda“-
. . I". L- l't \IIIIIII-Ii tfurnrn to pav. TIN“
tlon take holl of the club is tractt— ‘ - p
l l demanded tvm weeknishlnry
. LIiuI"
cIilly llbfilltlnllt‘d. Just now it looks " "H
if Lawrence parties buy that it will in ““31““ ”(m “WNW“ .Vt’hen
be indi\ldu:Il ownership or two or this “d“ r'lu'itd' m) decldcd'hof to
three at the most. .3, V JOlll Lawrence. I
The Lawrence franchise is the one Taxdgg—NHSTF—S- 9
,fm- whilll application \ItiS made at l‘rmlhit" i‘ontllcy. Ire pride nffthe
"the last meeting of the lrncue by At- h“ lemmm’ New York, will try
:IOTHI I" James E lltl-"sI-ll. rcprcsentinkI
to t\'I..:Ii 2. Jet: \IIIEIIII; it. the do“
some "I3 tIrious prospect I. 1. round l"(l'.ll III. lll” t‘llyfi‘tlt" mm“:
.__.—._._...- IlutlII.I, ltrlllt‘llf hit but IimIt they
‘IIIII Malone ltt‘.il I III.ii‘rI-I. :o l‘filllkII"
i i. 1.1" (Iitt sIoIe ‘Itl I‘I'III. .‘llllOl‘P‘lllS
I- In \t ItltiIIL" out “ltl lil-IIIII lmtthtrd.
Elevendnnlng Rimless and . -i Isl ...~" ...t.d.iII ~
Hitless Game. ' i" I.I..t 2t: It t.uIIlIoI.I Sn. ‘IIlI. t'II'fit. t,
PITCHING RECORD
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lURBAN snoc'xen TIES
:Twlrls
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I [’IIIIIn Shocker, the young pitcher, on r. mini \llit'li III art It il'." befofl‘tlzi
who went Smith will. the New York N .tI ‘i‘ltlttiI ltIllillIl>slIIll :I 'thc
l‘IiItkI-es, last spring. and Wm" tuTIII-d twill“; 1!; MIMIII‘ IUII‘JII ll Will'hc
III the Toronto internationals trunnion-I: IFIIII tluubozit \ttl‘s,‘$lilfer-
outlet an optional Ilcreemcnt. might It?" “ith [Hill ..Ild IIIllt-d oIt tlie'm. till
or the star tyitb llill Brennan III Rot-luster,” lint
twlrltrs of the minor le-acties today. Pilll-IIJISIII ILII: .\lI .IiIiiIuIl, {III-
..luIlIIiIII! from the wily he has beetrl'v IIItIcz‘ IIIIIIIIIIIAItkII. Illiniutl It at
pcl‘lmlltlnt: in the box" against the SIIIII‘: I I~ able to lo throuslt \lllllisl
linterltuttomi League Club-3, n can he‘ll gtecmcnt IIIIi pIIAfcirtd ”‘41P”
:H‘tfl that the Yankees will have one :Iculust Buckley's proltre. 'llIc Linn
{good bet when he IHRDOIIS to Bill Ivl' Will be there with II whom llock
.llmlolnn It! the finish or the liarrou (II but! as ctidlnrv today He ItsysI
Iircuit tirtirmin is" [ill in t man in Ilzn‘ n'orld
lie annulled a record Saturday he uould be afraid to meet. and only
against the Rhfis’crfimilcrs. whithlltlil be too rlud' o ntcommmlfllthmn
Rivet pitcher, who held Worce'Bter’ The Harlem Spotilmr" i‘ tub" hair. two
llllltfi‘ and runless in a New Lnul'und. WM. 11lele bouts scheduled for but
lln-IIL'ue contest June S. 1910. worm- Friday nlLIII Leo Johnson. the color.
IlHIOli is the some o!tl flurry, wholcd lichtwelrzllt. will most Shttmus
out with the Sen‘ors in 1914 rI'lilien, the \‘nnkI-rs linrp. in the star
This'iloui. and l‘.. he other In. round till
I
"Itltilt lIIIrsI y,
.‘ {filth heIde Hurry Wormwood. a “it!" “he" III" I"! 1’11! 0f the iterkP’Nll
ltrirti
'Wll-"il guided by St McDonald.
In Home a new mom-d {(11 ('1355 AA “("iLl if from l‘lll‘lltlf‘llliln “'lll‘SWilll
p. 'tI-zlte 8. Walter Lever-9m, the old IIIIIIIIIW “1‘ II Jon "I“ l.IIrI- niqi o’tt‘III
lHll tlord htilver, LIIivc Shocker a hard Side
lbnttlt, and fpr a while.“ looked as, 'l‘IIl.ty~.-Iivc i'Otlntl“ III" boyinc still be
" ”Aliounll the prime would no into mnrclrtnycd til the special show of tlI'c‘l‘iII.
, .
'flt‘tl‘ S. C. tomorrow nlzht. I‘IIul i-.-tl
Shocker bat-I pitched Ii number of wa ants and Paul Dmlo will meet lnonc
shut out and low bit games since he of the tells Itnd in the mini {fluke}
has been with the Maple Leafs, and .Btll‘llr‘ III Ii \lillie tIIIIdIIII “in dash.
ids win of Stiturtiuy broutiltt his \‘lc';\'tIUII.L' I'lirlrlmt‘s of I‘IIilIIIitlIIlIixi will
tori”.- to fourteen, with only mnlbox Mike Russell lit one of tiltI sit
losses". lie had his spiner “napping round mills. Sum LI \\"is will rttcrce.
net" ”11‘ plate in such manner that it ‘30" Wt “in: ninth" .I cant! IIIIprIssIon
npptnrml to lIypnntlzc the Rochester II‘ his IKIIII “XIII lIiII'I') I‘Lettc. and it
Ethan CH \‘011 innings.
_ batsmen, and tuning after inninc. the. looks III" II' Jimmy Johnson's entry in
HustlerI-I'went to but, tofithclrswing the lightweight shikcs is III lint tor
and went back again. Mp” went nullronic profitable matches".
on little pop flies, while Shot-kcr' New York and BroI-klyii promoters
,whiited six batsmen. The younudmvc written letters to Sam LIlngiurd
spitlvailor also had perfect control turning him in (‘Olllt‘ back to this coun-
and gave only one base nnballs. :try on the first ship, 11S r‘i'tI‘I‘RIIgHOII
Manner Donovan. of the Yankees timid.“ haw" IIN II with
'lwn Well-
moment being ready to give up Cliff known white bemies bate given the
‘ kle. the young Texan who started :promotns to undelslnnd they will not
Ill" a house titre. It is understood 'drlt wtbc color line and are only too
xthe Yankees will not ncquire him up lanxious to IIWup wallops with Lung-
tll near the close of the season. 'ford. The Tar Baby.
thousands" oi" lllllt".~' IItvIIy.
announced that Sam is" on hi: “RV
lback flom South America. it wduldn't
he surptlsinc to we some of the bell~
arrIIIiL'I Il
LEONARD AFTER KNOCKOUT.
Never has a flebter trained harder
'for a bout than is “Benny" Leonard:
the popular New York llghtweizllt,lump,m Mme 1193““ take
who will get his second chance at “lemmas
title held by "Freddy" Welsh next Fri I
ldny night For three weeks Leonardl JOE WOOD “EADY TO PITCH
‘has been here training like a Trojan“ BOSTON _.Iuly 24 “Joe wow“ the
ito gm In“ condition so that no stone former mainslay of the Red Sox, whose
'mlght be left unturned in his efforts tol pitching arm has k6,“ him out Of that
be ready m travel at top speed when) Igpme all season, will join title team
the ring of the goal; In file first round 1:0: 31:20.51? ‘to :1: tier} ”will“ by
starts Leonard and Welsh on thelriM:F from 3:115:23,“er night i Pa
way in their ten round bout. Leon ard , Glenn e a rite
is working to perfect himself so that. I
it possible. he can secure a knockout"
over the champloh and thereby amend
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the throne, for ‘Benny‘ M'laflah'qnarters as to whether Wood had tie--
that Welsh will-never give Him a
chance in a. bent over a 1mg“ route” cepled the terms which be is rfiported'
ohave rejected when the neuson’
7!;
Icondition and that he will be ready
Itor his regular turn in the box, soon.
No intimation was given at club Ilean-
mm mm» Ray Rivers-a andI
"HOE” "RELEASE CUDM,
r ... ‘ . common July 24 Bill
..mm INPIELOER. Coughiln. d the Sauna: cllés ul-
Iota. ”firefly Grey-L nouneed that be has released
will probably sign with the Galéiiut-L,~
"hi8.
,. .
llzt- classy colon-Ii light.
I
us
however. is many .
When [I li"
rat, that his III-III is III goo odl
[[iiGllilGlillllli
l
i “MIMI
talcum M Dim, led
Sulepladuhdim—Ietiend
hunts-Ir lien Gain
changes III the standings ot’ first
dl‘IlriOD gclubs
American Leaguts “etc slisbt during
the past week. The margin of per
centage separating the drst and
lqutlI clubs remained t"iritiaily“‘the
same Its at the close of the prt‘Ivious
IItI-k. lil"ookl)ti'.~ ltdtl over Bostoniu
the National was not changed neatly
and New York's nlarLiii in the Ameri-
can was. Ufldflt‘t'ied, except that nos
titill took Cleveland's plsce as runner-
up
The litd Sox nltlllt‘ tit" bI-st mm of
the wu-li, and III-.II-mld's champions
..II- no“ only a few points ht ‘.IIIti [hr
,laulis. The; \\tl‘t Itilic '0 Sci buck
Detroit 111 thru- out III five
dill": ll.t
the an~gllmt' Seller with the Yanks".
":Iii's Illt’ll
‘pilysicnlly, IthllI
out lllt' services Ill 1mm
MAL-LL (lilimolcy I'llIIl
rllnics,
ij‘ul .‘lillllt‘
Yolk Is \\".til-
olitt’iclthIs
lllnh,
l‘ari. .tit i..
Lin
lIIIkii'
III-I-IIuiIt of in I‘iddilion.
~'7lll l~ Ilil[
lli3lii"II s"
lIUllUHlli s lil't'lllliy'
L’UOil shape as lltlit of the lied SOS
L'uliop the Yanks‘ mo. t successful
pltthti. is on the lie pital list.
lII~p.".tI injuries. however. the
tanks mIIdt" ll ihtee out oi six lltIfll
Detroit and then took three out of
tour from St. Louis. Cleveland i: iii
third place, mainly because of drop
pill; tour of tile names to Washing-
ton.
ill tin
lllllll one name of u doublchcudcr
lt'Ulll the Indians. Cleveland, how-
t\er, took [“0 out of titrcc from the
,‘Ilut'lilllt‘ll. (‘hlclwo slipped and went
into fifth place. The White So: took
{our ~trulght saints hum Philadel-
Ttiursday' the ’Witite 30: lost
thI clinics of a doubleheader to
“'Ilslilnlzton,’now in 'fourth place
Both games went to tin innings", the
Senotoxs winning by onc run in each
tonic mi
The feature of the wool; in the Na”
IiIIIIIil League was the trade between
New York and Cincinnati whereby
t'iirisly Mmhcwson. tom: the mummy
of the (liunt pitching staff, went to
the Reds as manager." New York also
i-"Itve up McKechnie and llousb, In
I.tldilltIll to Mathewson. in exchange
IIII" [lemon and Wade Killifer. What
effect the nllddenson trade will have
on the fortune:I of either Inc Giants
or ltetis is problentaiical The pass-
III; of "Fruity" was it blow to the
New York fans. but the ill‘t'lit pitcher
now is It manager With the oppor-
tunity for giving further proof at his
baseball generalship.
The rare in Illt Nationtll tightened
the first division teams slipped
slightly during the week and the sec
and division tennis improved their
percentage marks. Brooklyn retains
the it‘llfl. with Boston, Philadelphia
and New York following in order.
Brooklyn was the only first division
team to £qu in the percentage col-
[mil].
to have lost its previous winning gait.
Brooklyn began the week‘with a
shrew-inning 7 to 7 tie game with
(whicngo and Tucsdat won a game by:
iorfcit from the tub: With the score
tied lit four-all at the bezlnnlng of
to the ,tbe, tenth Mnnager Tinker prolested‘
tigorcusly against a decision by Um
pit-e Byron and the latter gave the
i
when Tinker refused to leave
«field Moving on to Pittsburgh the
lSuperbtitt lost a doubleheader to the'
Pirates, one game going to fourteen
innings. but won a doubleheader Sat
dlurday, the last game going to fifteen
1innings.
New York and Boston found the-
golng hnrd- in St Louis and Cincinnati
respectively. Moves to Chicago and.‘
St Louis by the Giants and BrlvesJ
howev.er brought little better luck.I
'Alexnnder, Philadelphia
i
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh.i
Nztionals.
twobit game against‘
Thursday. Knhtlehner.
and Hendrix, Chicago
turned in three-hit men.
The filament)!!! results of ,IheI
._wcdk‘w We: ““1““. M $1; Went.
in.tile National and-
TIFt'i: lIIIIl lIrokIn thII int
and}
out ltl II~ inmost lllili'ls. on"
l’lillndt’lphlll was" able to break:
losing streak Thursday by win-I
' has had only
Philadelphia is" now only a few.
points behind Boston. which uppearsl“
lgame to Brooklyn by a 9 to‘ 0 scorel
theI
Nationals,l
led the pitchers for the week. with a.I
. ill be impossible for [listeners to
Piliflimmilillilli
SMISMGIM
Inflation as In! Gales,
Mflhmfhylrelot
Wills-isles.
(lid-time ball players frequently r6-
lI-I" to the [Ht'l that the player of the
present Is not worked its hard as was
[lit case in the earlier days of” the
game. and it daily select the pitcher
its an illustration of their contention.
'l‘htAy cite the records of Charley Rad-
buurnc, Joc Mctllnniiy, Amos llui-"Iie
.Ind othcr famous “iron Men“ in base-
lid“, and defy the present pitcllinc
Imp." to the big icngucs to produce
‘IIAIr equals. liadbournc, with his"
II-l.tI~en Iictorics out of twenty
‘plillltr‘ pitched in less than a month
auxin; 1854; Mctllnnity with his lap:
list itl\..t‘Ultl("llt'illl€l"'. and Rusie with
‘hls th""if'Ic spt-I-d ready to step into
the box at any time. were all ex-
IImplIs IIt lllf' hard wmkln: pitcher
ti Ivui IlIAIIIilIIs IILII. but turn
“iron fill-II“ still in the mine todIIy,
although it may be that ilItd‘P is" noI
~o linth V Iiizlntletl of tin III as It is
IIpIItI-Ii oi ‘III twii‘ Irs ol [linen ..nd
Itnmtttx year- ago.
'l‘lIIA" I- Inc stvcral pitthers of [llt'
Pl't‘t-‘ihl seison who have lIuIllAIl fully
":5 per ItiIl III III. IoIIIl Ilulzibtr of
1 "VIII Ls plautl by ”air cliilI~ to tillli
uho are still mini: strong and art
I'llit'l :lllIDOII ||l llllll Ii.:lli.ll1ti.~‘,
crisis arises in file
tint :icltn Lt-Iigue, \l'tilter Johnson, of
the W t hiIILIIIIn club hits pitlhed
I:IIIIr~ Ii IIII L‘IIII iniiian with an carntd
III-amt him of only 20f:
7‘IllI
lu III III III!" :"I
‘Illl .iH-ttliil'
lullS Ii _lIllllt'. rind n winnlnc average
of .609, flurry Coreleskle, of Detroit,
"did his brother Staph). of Cleveland,
are not fill" behind Johnson.
III the National LPllL'llt‘, Grover
Alexander. of the Philadelphia club
lends the lemme in the number of in
nines pitched, with Mamaux. of Pitts
burr h, It close second, and V ad... n. of
t‘hlI-IIIm. third. Alexander bits w orkcd
177 innings. during: Mitch time he
- thirty-two earned runs
scored off his twirling. giving him an
"writer of Hill runs 11 came. Oil the
bis-is oguameu “on and lost his me
Hope is 714. Mtlmrtux. who has iii:
urcd in a few let-"s innings. has a
<ilL'hllv
either system. -
I'imnnn the leading ten pitchers in
""iitl‘ (najor lcaL'ue. on the basis of
the greatest number of inniccs
pinned Fisher. of Brooklyn bead-the
\I'Ilinual group, while the t‘oveieskic
IrIIIlIou lend the American Iwirlers-I
"Inder the camel: won and loxt sys.
em. liamutlx. of Plttsburnh. and
Harry (‘ovolrskic are the premier
pitchers on the corned-run basis".
DID CORNEN AND
KNORR BLUNDER?
SIII (‘hIIllcngcr in
Sunday Poat, snys: _
"The new management decided that
Neal llall was not helping them and
the ‘snd blunders made by the (‘ornenI
And after one month of trial. things
went from bad to worse, because he
as rct mined. Now Ball is a mighty
fIlir fielder.
leadership. That
in command of a club for nearly
three months and not introduce a
single element of team play is sum!
clent to prove what i claim."
' ALBERTB KNOCKED our.
Frank Carbone knocked out Johnny
(Kid) Alberta in the third round of
their go at the Washington Park
:Sports club of Brooklyn Saturday
night; Young Aheam was to have
me t Carbone, but at a late hour the
I
further notified the club officials that‘
Ian Injured kneecap would prevent his
appearance. After some trouble. a
substitute in Alberts was found.
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demon/innate“ "‘
GAME POSTPONED
The National-Kelsey baseball game
lwblch was to have been played yes-
;te erdsy, at the Ward Street Grounds, for
ltbe amateur championship of the city.
lwes postponed do account of rain. It
It. pull-hie that the some will be play.
ed the first Sunday in August. as it.
:lrt'“
better average Computed on,
the Bridgeport
they granted him his release. Of nil,
Knorr combination. that of engaging;
Bull as" manager was the most fatal,
nice fellow, a clever base runner, a,
but he is weak at the)
bat and has not the first quality oi“
a man should be;
Gllllllllll GlllUflilllS GitlilS liiilllii
Films [Oils Willi PiiGllill Silllllfl
l TII Noinalk Courtx") tlub lentil.-
(cums, A fresh irIIiIl ti .III" "Ilttoiixr mes III l'i’ 5' I-' UVI Lu" I Ianged hill 3"
lllt- \Mstport Country Club represenlw Jr": - II "4 )‘erlfl‘dfi!
11\1I§ it w-etk agc tau "mud u) N?“ Llfrll the (lien. i- hit. I‘I lt‘h" ("d the right-
;umflp Saturday an.mopz;,‘ud were Lulilt'l‘ to the" lt-uis ille club of the
dtfcnted in that place i.) the lllAnH-I" AIIIII‘IWII AI‘i't'II‘I‘UIJ 5('11dU€‘I‘ml$m
llili I‘lub. by the score pl .1 to f; I”. have him; t"ii II little longer with John
MI-Gruv tut tor the fact that. Ralph
Siroud, who u": ..I rice: ItlI sent to LOI-
R0.“ Burclmrd tlelcutcd Muhtun‘ i‘\l' refused to join Ihe (olonell.
6-1. 6-0 Emilio Palermo the (how leftvhand-
it S. \an Buren dclcated Haggill‘f), cI. \ as Itiewed II I‘ u (Mom‘s enri-
i'ei" in the season
\‘ it‘ til [it .I.
M t)lr~ follow:
Singles.
firl, 8‘6.
leorIze Fish defeated Murine, 1—6, Villltlll: i"Xl-l".‘ have troiu timew
Grit, 6-4. tiult (li‘t'llllml that Schauer had the
Hull defeated Louis W. Leonard, makings of one of the creates". pitch-
c...3, 5-4, crs in the game. and, “title the Rubi
Doubles. repeatedly got the Opportunity to
Wheeler and liaggarty defeated prove it. he failed. Dick Kinselln,
But-chard and Baldwin, 4-45, 7~5, form I" GlIInI I-'('I.Itll., and Charley
Dooit". tire two of ll:t‘ I \pci‘ts who last
defeated sprint." predicted things of
Schaucr. 'f'erhaps after he has curb-
lIiII wildnesr he will prove his
6-3
(hammer and Leighton
Leonard and Heart). 6- i. 6--A-:’.
hose and Hall defeated Van Dunn, ed
lit-ill
and Ill. Lockwood, 6—l._7——5. worth. lie is subject to recall by the
~ Giants, ’ "
CHANEY V8. HOMMEY. Schauer was" purchased by' Nev
—-— Yorl". late in the 1913 season from
NEW YORK, Julv 24 ~Anotlier Superior of the North rII LHIIIUP. The
c: IIlrln: good no, orit‘ln: Ill). chcdtiied prwitl was t-IulIl to have betn $5000 at
tor nut ’l‘"huI.~"Ii.l\ .It the lump. Iluot that time a l“'tt(.il‘il sum tor ClnIII 0
Im- 1;".Iipirc A t was" postpoiitd It-s- lI-Iicllo pitcher Lauet 's going will
IIIIIIII" until u Hunk lloni ‘lhursduy tIiI Fertile SIIIIIIIII ‘IRHIWI 85 It 1‘"
'l'Al.I bout is a ten round tilt between moves from the (loans the Odour:
atom t iIIIIIey, llaltlIIiores ltuIIclI Out dltislnn of tin SI- hues" hurling corps.
King, arit laIkI-y Rommel, the little ScllIlner was born in Odessa, Rustin.
i:.I l slut [Ital‘t‘ul liommI-y is one of of German patents.
1.
l‘.t‘ icu liyltters whom (‘llllltg;_hab —" .._—_._.,
hull utizIbII to rock to sleep. They THAT WALNUT BIAC’Hh AIR.
7,:
i.. I\l" fought three times and with time ’__....
l"..I'". " h.” llLII only been oi. his he! \\",. do not care to go on record on
LI illl‘ tnd but has L-‘uen Clancy 'a hpupkt‘l'hulwv”71.31.9fxalntromm‘
“hill“‘md bilttle. ing a trillion at the proposed serleluof
IilIItI iiinkcl, of Cleveland, llIIs oilci. pom”. mu” 1,, m. gopmt upon an
("I " 315”" I‘III‘III> IUT II DWI“ be‘ fans of Walnut Bench next Saturday
”“l‘" I IIHIII‘.‘ and JI'IIImI." KIIIIIIN‘ [Ur IIt‘IeIIioon. 'llere‘s the tentative scho-
lhi‘ It’aIIIC‘I‘Wt’IKIII IIIII‘ III Ct‘dm' l‘oint, Ilule of bouts “bit-II the promoters II~
Ohio on Lnbor llav. and according to 1...“. ,. “most “jfrw lire“ turd". You“
reports" from Cleveland. Kilbanc Is (10- “(-Auhffp \I. pmm I ‘onlon Johnny
ml: 10 HCU‘III ”19 059T and 1““ m3 llouIId \.:. ‘IiiIl Connors. and Jim
John Hancock to the articles or agree “a” I, 3mm lack (.‘I‘ll‘Oll
III" III I‘AIIbHIIC long M" (1043“! the "or qmstion the fact that chAuliflo
Baltimore boy. The": are many who Ind Howard are good buys but why no
think Illtit if (‘hancy gets the expeCicd "tut “IIC'IIIIAI. I. IIIIIplIA of solo ones like
Uliill‘lt" with Kilbanc lllt‘ title "lll‘t‘uulnu and Connors as opponents?
change hands. lt‘oulon comes" here, 'Ilf‘COiillnH to press
l LILI reports. with It record of victor-
ies as long as your arm and al the
II~lIIinIIIIIt to illt‘ featherweight chum-
NEW YORK- JW)’ 3" ——l:eports plIInshlp of the Pacific coast. The pro-
lrIIin Philadelphia have it that John 1mm”. might “I“ up who he has 4..
it) Maloucy. the war'lds Iltuuteur bun- .“mIII (‘onnors i. an unknown and
turn champion~dohuny etc-mild up all ,1, no mm“, tor the hand hitting How-
optoncnle in this" countn and them". It) But the best laugh of nlLls the
livoni over to liuropc Ilnd IIpcItitd tht attempt to relegate old Jim Barry “on
clean up there—is about to bid II lonL'me ha» been 0],,“ m bank; 15 rounds
farewell to the dt‘ill‘ old A. A. t'. and ,with one 58.10,. Carroll tertainly m.
{enter the professional prize ring.‘ promoters mm, IlIcir “Pr". “lib them.
.rrom inside sources" It is" said that ——N H Iournal-(Iouricl
lllztlonel intends turning pI"ofI«=IIIIIuA ;
m
lthls fall.
l .
l Our lntorinunt tells us Ilint Ii nlatch‘ "0 NPR: POP BOTTLES'
,II: brine nrranned bctwtcn llilnloneyl T01 F110 0 July 24. -TN assault
and kid \‘lilllnms if that is so we ,
_. i on lmpire (IeorLIe thuson, at the to
think MlllOllt"_\S Iidvisets are making a
. . ical American f‘nrk yesterday, will re-
Iscnous mistake. Johnny is It great
‘little b”: r but h. m“ | [0 more edit in the elimination of the pop bot—
'c , I I s a "
‘ ‘ L tile. according to plans under tidy by
seasonin bcioic he will be ri III I
g , ,. l «Manager Bresiiahan and other stock-
enoucb to meet Ii veteran at \I Illinms‘
lClllsS it would be It foolish proct"cd-.
in: to allow Mnlouey to meet Wil-
liams in lllnioncy's first proit‘ssitmnl
bout. It probably would be the spoil I
log of a promising youngster.
MAEONEY TO TURN PRO?
.last night. A paper substitute will in
used it was said.
Johnson was knocked
front the stands" when the spectators
were dissatisfied with a tlcclsion which
meant defeat for the home club. HO
Irwo asses tN wooos
l WANDERED FIVE DAYS
stitches in the back of his head. where
Waterbury Children, Aged Eight and the missile found its mark ;
I Nine, Found Crying Themselves
to Shep.
_I 0—. l
l WATERBURY, July 24.—Two mod-I
ern babes in the woods, Andrew and
IMary Ynnkauskas, eight and nine
years old, Were found in the dense
forest near 'Linwood, yesterday, after
trey had been gone from their home
{live days and five nights l
. When police odlcers come
' HARRY SMITH RESIGNS.
WHEELING. W. Va... July fievflll“
ry Smith has resigned nsymanagero‘!
the Wheeling Central cluli, it ~bl-
camc know u here yesterday. It is said
Association team.
A PITCHING FEAT.
“9°“l COLI‘MBI'S Ohla mitt 249mm
them after days of search, they wereIVon a young amateur pitcher in a. :
crying themselves to sleep under aA nine inning game here yesterday
11““ "99- fearful that ”‘3 s‘ra“3°;struck out twenty-one men and did not
rinses from bullfrogs might mean allow ‘ hit m. sire a base on balls
death for them at any moment. They l .
had had nothing but berries and bark
to eat and vile water to drink, and
their faces and hands were bndly ia-I
cerated by contact with the brinr
bushes which they had stripped for:
fruit. b
When the police pressed them can- ‘
ceming their vandal-than” said
that they had spent one night in a!
deserted barn. but could remember
little else except that they must have
in
$4 00 Sport
Dresses;$l .98
We do .
solders of the club, it “as announbod ,.
unconscious .
by one of fifty or more bottles thrown '
left the hospital today with seven} .
be will join the Columbus Amerim ,
' I4
Norwalk Chronicler