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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Game. Yesterday.
t'iLtitiizutt. 4: New York. 2. i
Bl. Laue. 2349: Btuokiyn, 2-5, ‘ . . ,. , .
Burttln. 1: t‘lticaizo, o. . - l
tiliflll l0 lilillllll
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Standing In National League. I I0 Mill WW
W. L. -P.C‘.
PLll-tklpi .4. Pittsburgh,
............. 49 35 .595
' i itH ................ *4 35 .537 I .
mutual. W4; 3: .543 lopestetshlm unmet-t
(3.!!th ......... 4L} 4‘ . i3 ' l
‘l ‘50,] ,9 {ft - :56 tit-plo- Ifbth In“
_ t x ............ u t) . I
mum“. ....3.~ 4; 176} In-Ie-ltuuts W
St Louis ............. l'.‘ 49 .462‘ Elli I!“ l...“ “a“
k" :t stinatz' ............ 117 I32 .416‘ If. ’
i For Telem- Nuts Ten
Games Today. IOIII‘ .“
(‘itvcinituti at New York. I “I“. u w
51. Louis 8’. Bl'utthl)ll. !
l‘hnugo at Boston. l The fight scheduled for tomorrow
l'It-~but‘i=h at l'fttlmit‘lltltlu- Inight between Benny Lt'tlltltld and
‘ {Freddie Welsh, at the Washington
AMERICAN LEAGUE lPurk Sporting Club. of liitltllil}'l],('0ll-
1 times to grow in general interest
‘ Games Yesterday. illt‘lt'ttbuule and thcreahouts, but the
(Home. 2: MW \wk. tt- ‘lu-llllig: is still light. And this in spite
Dorlttll. .I: t‘leuhtid. 2. ;(tf the I,“ that the lightweight title
ltcttoit, t5: \\'u~hitii.vton, 5 (10 in ." at a premium.
"mi-t‘h t it is the second bout between these
SI. lil’llw. 53; l‘.‘.il.tticlphiii, 0-1.
iyttllll'.‘ ittcn, lite first liavini: been cnp-
itut'z ti by Ltoiturd on n tiewspapt r de-
Standing in American League.
Ici.~ioii lt t‘ouns as H result of de-‘
. . W. I" l’.(‘ tnttnd Iiy press and public. All scent
7““ I'M" ------------ H 35 «"73 to ftc‘ that Benny i» theonlyinan in
liostoii ............... Lo 35 .565 sit-ht that run figure us a chance for
“‘“IPN‘IM 3” ‘0 “556 :wnppinu the title from the English-
:‘liicjtuo' ............... I: 40 .556 man Leonard apparently has
. .t.-.Illl,.ttli ........ 4. 42 .‘olb \ti'.i_..},'s 51319 down to n 'l‘ and knows
it"(“luiiuis """""""" 1: if: :36 who? to tise in h.iIitllin: hiiii. Fred-
' . ------------ ~ . 06 die realizes this and showed it plain-
lhititthlphiu ......l'.l (it .1329 1y when lll‘uitt'htll 0n the rubject of
in ietttitt bout for llciitiy. lie and his
. , Games Today. ,llllllllIL‘t‘l'. llolloclt. did all they possi-
I\cw \orlt tit l'liittiuo, l , . . . .
‘ * .th could to mold signing the com
HHHMM' lti'ztct. but when it wits put up to the
lwritcrs to select his opponent. the tie-
liimnd fell to Leonard. so Welsh and
'hitt cant: flnttlll'fi'cccpted.
Foliowlng his very poor physical
condition when he recently fought
Johnnie Dundee, Leonard has worked
hard for the puttt month to get him-
ihelf back to perfect lighting condition.
llostoii tit
Washington at Detroit.
l‘liilzidclpliizi iii St Louis
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Games Yeeterday.
Newark, 11; Baltimore. “
l't'otidtiice, .“.: llitliliioiitl. 1.
Spout
— w
jitttzit this Its
; nu fill with
(tnly $1.500 now keep; Hem-y Blet-
Her truth atreptinz the financial side
of the pl‘opusud George t‘baneydohn-
Kilbune match for the feather-
wciiht chnniplonship of the world
at t'edar Point, 0, Labor Day.
Jinim) Dunn. manager of Johnny.
has agreed to take $10.00" or the
415.000 purse ofteied by Matt llinkd
Kilbaiie's share, which would
leave just $5.0m for the Baltimore
boxer and his manager. But some
must come across with $1.50!}
more to secure lfietu-r's signature.
The handler of the knockout king
doct- not care whether ltunn pin-s
up the “Lou or liinkle increases the
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purse.
oi the gate and $51“)
pens-Hr. if Dunn,
‘dil'fll cant-e of Bletzer
r’)lllt of that liniticarned coin by tak-
ing..- “film for his boy‘s end of the
purse. Henry will be satisfi.»tl too. hot
it lliiikie wants to pay the t‘rcitthi
there will he no objection.
Some of thc (’levelund papers have
intimated thtit Hunt) is not so certain
he wants Kilhune to box to it decision.
S
into tiltill sit " l
He has set his price at $6.-
Imtt with the privilege oi 30 per cent.
training ex-
who has heen the
chasing all
tter the country, is willlni.’ to l‘clut'll
s - - «m who
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Acne and munch-ad,
am .- Adi $14,500 ‘7
‘ ('laude cooper and William Brad-
ley, wr-‘l known baseball playershave
brought suits ngainet the Brooklyn
i-‘edeinl Imague club. alleging breach
of contract and demanding damages
amounting to 37mm) and 67.500. l‘e-‘
rprt'litrl} Papers were served on
\l'. 15. Ward. son of the late Robert 13.
Ward, pit ~ident of the club. in Bullo-
lo, last Saturday, and the complaints
were filoti by Attorney John .\l.Ward,
in the Supreme court of Bronx coun-
ty. New lurk. t‘ooper is playing with
the l'llilllte this season, but Bradley
was renioted front the managefi
who
mt-nt oi the l'li'ookfeds to make room
for Lcc Mnl‘ct‘. a year ago last spring,
is out of etiiploynient.
(‘oopci' juttipcti lhr ‘ilall'h in 1914
and it years' contract
with the llrookfcds at $7.000 a year.
We lzullfittl ill Mitft‘ll
sertites \‘tlt‘ no longer
>ll.',llttl three
was that his
required in
spite of t'fle ztlleccd fitct that he held
an "Iron rind" contract with the
Winds, (M the strciicth of the incl
but of (‘otlrfic there is no clnincix of that he was a free uncut ullllt" buste
. . . . . v 1 . ,.. L“ . .
.Lttlll'.‘ :thI-Itd with the mill if he take.- m‘“ h“ ' h.“ 1mm” Hl’ “2”! him
that stttnd with: ill point: a dolltir for his re-
lt-nse Atmrutt- Ward stitti thut' iii
VAN WILKIE HANGS
UP SPIKED SHOES
Former Vale Star QuarterMiler An.
nounces Retirement from Ron.
lying Game.
The hopes of the, New York Athlet-
t'lub in the coming metropolitan
ichutiipiotiship tiit-et received a defin-
lt'
trying (‘oopcr‘s suit. allownntt- would‘
he Iiiitdc lit“ the money that he will
l‘nl’t’ rchLH-Il from the I‘Iiilttilo-lphitt
club “lilt‘. is .‘illd to In- tilmut H.-
-.mt_ llrpticv :tlso signed with tlif
:\\’:tids fo» three years In lttll at a
,~.tlui_\ of $7.300 He wits paid in full
whi‘Ji be
tins Io‘tl yTut he could no elsewhere.
'lso tlittt
t'p to luv October. lifter
he would receive no more
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m [INN m REILLY GETS REVENGE.
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Knocks om nay lovers in Pioneer 6 ‘
iItItl IIIII tilt tilts . .
I NEW YORK. Jul:t 2'..-—'l'0nng Reilri
,ly ey eued an old 5: ore with Ray Riv;
tilt in the star bout scheduled for ten;
rounds in the Pioneer S (‘. last night.
,h‘eiily knotkrd lli\er~ out in the Ho‘-
l- nth round. The \ictor wore his opw
ponent down with shady kidney ‘
“Sh-ed" Finn and the funiou» Rein-
ingtoii Arms first team will be the at-
traction, this Sunday afternoon. at
the Meadow street ball lot. "Speed"
has gained a hard earned reputation _
in Norwalk of being a considerable punches and men before the seventh
hurling arti.-t by occasionally defeat— *r-‘Ion "(med around Bi‘el“ “'3’.
in: the old Norwalks, in t'Omltall)“r"ad." for tlie‘count. I
will the lost train, whith also bailed Th" MU“ that a“ ”‘9 damage was;
[run] [he pal-k pm: “-1”, "Speed" on a mu right hand punch to the stem-l
the bill for the \‘lbliUre. the local fans. “‘1’ ““1 Rivers “"‘m “I“ "Old- TV“
will gm a grand Oltlllt'lunlll' to see wet-is auo Rivers scored a knockout
the Norwalks in action againSI a first» “WT ““1”." i“ one round.
tin» pitcher, and a first-class team.
“hutch" Sherwood, New
Haven “phenom." will he in the visit-
ore' lineup. as will also Mike McCor-
.#
REX PER SALTUN IS ‘
BEST DOG IN SHOW
t he tortiier
‘tnack, a star of the old school: Wil-
‘icn. a hriliuutt Housman. who will ht-
rtppusod to the locals instead of Finn.
and "'l‘ip" litlwiirds. a ball player of
unusual ability l’iaesetk. of Lynn.
will trim appear with the Park City
invaders.
An Airedale Gains Highest Honors at
First Hudeon County Fixture.
NIZW YORK, July An Airedale
terrier. Rex per Sultuin, which hails
from the Brien-ate Kennelsv at Deer-
llt‘lll, 111.. “on the president‘s trophy
tor the best dog of any brted at the
,1-
-4.—
first show of lhl Hudson t‘ounty Ken
he] t'lub. held in Stheutzeii l’urh. l'n-
ion Hill, N. J.. yesterday. This is the
dog which came over from England
slzortly before the last Westminster
show at Madison Square (izmlrn and‘
'llildt‘ his Alllt"lt".lll debut tit that fix
tut'e. Winning cwrylhltt; iti sight of-
ftrct‘. for does of his bieed.
The locals wi'l maki- no change iti
tlteti 'liiictip. Tobin .iiiti K‘lllll'd)‘ will
occupy first llllt- Yl’elit'lics, lllld
Mil be supported It} "l'ulttttlli .latk"
tiilitspe, et al.
As -. ind... 1,
tannin-lit will .~I.It" Ile7.
I‘. This half hour c‘ut‘tn. flow the
former svhedttle, hits preted to be it
lilt-
pcr stint-Ii Suittiuy'e
liltli‘llll'} III
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LOCKWOODS *0 PLAY NEW CA-
NAANS.
'l‘lit l.ot't:wood A (' tttttii will cross
Lil‘s with New Canaan, Saturday {if
tri'iiuuii. oi. the South avenue grounds .
\\'t lit-r ‘dlld .‘llll\()) ttlllllttt~t' the New‘
t‘.tnn.tn llultt'fy. The Lockwoods will
hate u corkittr good pitcher, illld the
list of the team will line up in the
‘i'ollowini: order:
lilcoutquist. c;
cred! :ict tuittt.od;t‘icii to bob the play-
ers ntid the spectators.
SPENDING BIG MONEY.
tin itei' \\‘m L'i.ll.;llt
tutti
pittytts siiite .ltily lH
liollj it.tii.in.tpoli:-
and up Statute for.
Shoit~ltzp \\'o'tin:iii, cf lCniisn.» t‘ity
llis hoist pttt-t‘::t~ t l‘ilt‘l‘tl Nith
t‘Itrtcr. of ltiditttiiipoli.~~. the lulu be
It? 7 l‘liltxll'fl‘
g.’.o_t Ill| tor ,t. l .;*‘.or it tigtzc
lli bought out-
‘lieldor Joe from
for Slim!“ unv-
‘ ii. llerrintz. 1b; 'ru3
llochcstcr. tie-ti: Bundle, 54;, lHe has been located up in Mount Kis- lll' setback with the unnouucciiient minty, int: iii-,o‘t‘m, it i.- siiid. \\‘t-ct:l.niuti,l‘*5‘" 3b: 1“""buk’ ”H “Mu“ 3b; lint“
.pptoiuo. :3, Mummy 3 ((‘HIch all“, N Y for a period Working out ”h,” “dim“ Wilkle, ”n, “A”, and wild hi.- backers “bum“. ”W i'db‘ lllts‘ if; (ooh-L cf; L. Heir-tug. ll.‘
- .' . ' ' ' " ' - - . s . .~ .- . ‘- -- .. «, . ,. ‘t‘raanir. ‘ubstitute. .
(ml of l“ nth. klullillthe). ,fllcfldillfi Benny now feels w”, (_On_‘.litlel (unshltnl utiarttt tniler etude KINSELLA LOOKS OVER TALENT tor )ntl‘tfimlt. lit ..i.tt..c.- of the, e ‘ " :
wfi ”MM“ of putting over " crusher on‘XQ'lUI-Ptl zit \nle lnivert-tlty. will race ‘lltlayers amount Yo ‘l'IlLtIntl {Or this "" I
Standing in International League. {my (4,.“ka ‘no more. For several yours back‘ 4 ' _" ' “a, The t‘ubs MW mu” “ml" VANKS IRECALL MILLER. l
W L 1'0 t H lfl\*l thtt b will In to “\Villtie has run in the N. Y, A. (‘ ('01— Giant: Scout Instructed ‘° Keep Eye well 1‘ ltllln' 1nd «broad but ll‘t bu; mm“; Mill” has hm“ recalled b),
.. . . >- »_ , 0 . . _, . , . t . . . . . . . ,
l’l‘tu'ltlt'llt‘i‘ ..... 47 ‘ 2 .553 ilill()“’k t -n ”n II II fl'lt rylf oi, when college was closed in .aunr; , On P ‘mtumg Twirlers. .inesr of the club is for below the “"I' “limit” from Baltimore. “(M
ltutl‘utu ............... 45 37 540i i in A "ll, Mi; lwi. L-l 1““ film". but he htt- decid‘wl to hunt: trill ha “A 1" ‘M-‘V 37 ‘ 1”“ "instill-«Idol m h\ ('liitllt‘t‘ 1nd Mut'ltltv 3"‘”“ ~“'“”"“*“‘ 0‘ ”W ”m" ""“‘“““i
'l‘m'ento ........ ll 36 "iiiillriivt flt|J:iit I; Tim n. "1““: Mi mi: his rhmw content with the record he’wua‘ scout for m" NM" “'rk “mm-I . ' V itu KIH‘ up hie stui-‘outfielder. '
- ~- . ‘ tit tar eouiri. esiout. ' ‘ ., .. . . . h'flfi - - ... --
M““""“” ------------- ~13 39 .524 have a flood chnnce tit banning overl‘m‘d" during ‘1‘“ WWW“ 31‘1"“ M'mm to M“ llmrn “mud“ and L0!“ RUPPERT WILL l J“); ”mm" In} “ML. 11““"(hw(('
littltiniore ........ .....<lt 12 512‘” h" , nch ’t W ,M ,1] l ‘1'unul9‘pd “5 a schoolboy Itnd colle- 'HtiLneyed to the Silvio [lock grounds CELL STOCK FARMii‘oi the tin: and Miller hits been bl'l
lil(*"|l“nnd “9 43 (‘6‘ “\ ”‘31“ illl It. ‘ l‘tti‘ll on Emu“ in the afternoon. He was disuppoint»‘ I‘Ol'GIlh’lilIl'Sll: \v \' luly «7 _ l .t. mun“L .i lle‘gillelt‘ tut-tot iii what»;
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Newark .............. 37 47 .440 glolflflflllllnll“:('tlt'g‘tllldufll:lllel::l‘lll:di At the time of his tri'tiduntion from,”i “Nu“ M ”w fact ”u" rutu pre.‘ ‘-“""“"“‘““I” “’l- mud“ lesto-rdiu "'Hl' Mittens the Ut‘ioles have Rf»
Jh'diwmr """""" 33 47 A” 1from ti distance If Freddie docs- de.i\‘ttle. Willfic said tlutt he would prob-i”)m ”I” “Imam”! name. ”mm" ”nth-V ("‘1- Jm'm’ nul'IWI- "l NU" Y0t‘k.’“‘m"d
lithly not do any truck work after the
,New Haven and Lawrence clubs.
in. ,
Games Today.
Nettitilt at Baltitiiol'c..—- ’
:cide to shit: it will probtibly spell ille‘
it!!! ut'fner of In.- Yankees, llinl iti Miller has been lIiltilll.‘ and fielding;
'15.
'in lt'llljnlnfl‘ ncli‘.ities, sent her boy
{tit-tent. for Iletiny is there with
the‘
firltll.‘ lived in llit‘ hnpp llltll ‘\-“ki‘|'300n.
,lit-lls on the infighting.
Although he but: had the very life
littnned out of him. Welshis stiilcon-
jfitlent that he will defeat Leonard at
this own L'lllll? tind he is not slow in
tpredictint: that he will shoot over it
knockout himself. Welsh likewise is
training earnestly for his fight as he
idecply realizes it is his last chance.
lllis title and future absolutely rests
‘ Ictt this bout. He is planning a course
l‘tovidtut-ti at Richmond.
Toronto ill llttftnlo.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Game: Yesterday.
Lawrence, 2|; Hartford, 0.
Other names postponed, rtiin.
Standing in Eastern League.
“mm” IIIIIIIIIIIII ‘2 n' :1" I;'C“uf battle which he intends to pursue
N W London ........ ..46 21 .wmtitnd hopes to defeat Leonard with it.
.‘Vttl‘t’tflt‘l‘ ....41 :1 .559‘ ,
Sl'Y'ifliIlicld “.35 31 .551 COMMODORE PLANT'S
Lynn . ............. ...3 36 .514: .YACHT IS READV
Lawrence ......40 3» .5183 Mot-ton lt‘. Plant. of New London.
Lowell ............... 28 41 .406 hits the 136~foot racing schooner, Ele-
“flnm.” ............. 27 42 .3911m' rtiidy fdt‘ commission at New
New il‘u‘pn 1 ........ 26 43 .382 London. Mr. Plant ban: not raced
Jilltlgepm't ____________ g; 47 '347lthis schooner for It couple of yours.
h... lhttt this year on the New York Yacht
it‘lub cruise she. will he raced. t‘np-
stain "lill" Dennis of cup trittl boat
Ithlllllf‘ fame will bundle the wheel
Bridgeport at Lawrence. tor the schooner and some pretty
Portland at Lynn. [good racing ought to be furnished for
““1me at Worcester. itlic cruise of the New York club. She
_ , :is one of the fastest schooncrs that
SOUTHERN ASSOClATION GAMES :ltas been raced in eastern. writers
YESTERDAY. isitict- the famous Wertward, It
Atlanta. 5: Birmingham, 1. lscltooncr that. the late (‘hnrles Ilarr
Nafiilyiita 5; Mltmmfl 1‘ - lewppt everything here and abroad
New Orleans, 2; Mobile. 1. lwith. some eight or nine years 1th.
Chattanooga, 5; Little Rock, 4. i .
IZELL’S STARS TO PLAY
AMERlCAN ASSOCIATION GAMES! FAST NORWALK OUTFIT
YESTERDAY. ' Ilellllt‘ Zi‘fllkl Stars, from Film
Minticnpolila, 1; Milwaukee, 5. port, have tit last completed all ur-
('Olllllfilns, 5: Louisville, 8. rangements for a game with Cal
ltidittnupolis, 12: Toledo. 4. "'“HP-‘JS Norwnlk team "0 he played
St. Paul, 0; Kansas City, 7_ on August 15, This will be the first
' Games Today.
Lowcll at New Haven.
New London at Springfield.
would change his mind and come out
to defend his title no senior metro.
.polithn “0 clintupion this year. Wil-
kie its now tcxichliic :It llill school.
llunttizer Mctlrnw has instructed
Kine-ella to keep it close look-out torl
lit-utilising pitchers. Kinsella limit-d
lot New littven‘a quartet and catttef
‘ . . . . . . ,‘ . V _ .._ x -. ~ Hitade
191:1 season, but the N. Y. A. C. 01- ”mm '0 ”“9 0“” “m” ”‘1“ tin“? has been decided to Hi“ the "new“, tel. and hunt. up to tilt ltltulallont
IiiiWI‘ Stock l‘ttrni litlltl :ind pal-mu, ;he earned with Mobile iii the Fontlri
llé“~.lwlll Assotiatioti last year. .
ever, and one-mile track “here the! The “mines purchased Miller from:
Grand t‘ircuit meeting is to be iwid'llobilc late last season after he bitd,
from August fit to Seplvnlbpr established his position its: the best'
The llrlving Put-k mounds.
0
con-
'l’ottsiown. Pa“ where I“, mum“! “millere wnb a view of looking thent‘timng of ”Yunnan“. an“, 3”" brilmlpllinll in the circuit. Vt'iththe New
iple trninitii: facilities. so it hits ttot
.lmen the luck of a track to run on
1tlittt hits cttused \\'illtic to quit athlet-
ilce. .
I There are a few tpittricr niilers who.
tdurintz loot: run with the
kdetully consistency that Wilkie show
led during: his four years at Yale. In
after race the lean sprinter beat 50
lsnconds, now and then getting under
”9 who
('3 l‘t‘t‘l‘s.
lot the hi; intercollegiate games
lt'allsf‘ the stalwart form of James Ed-
:Wfll'tl Meredith :ilwnys stood between
!Wi1kie and the $1081 of every athletic
in the last nice of his
i collt-Izitm.
lcolletlc cttt‘ecr» Wilkle heat. 49 890'
,nnds soundly. but that any hint only.
,third plucc. Meredith won in 48
:flltl. with Westinore Wilcox. of liar;
iVfll‘d. in second place.
IMAEEL TRABK VICTOR IN
‘ HISTORIC $10,000 TRO‘T
I. DETROl'l‘ Mich. July 27.—-I\label
Trnsk. owned Itiid driven by Walter
,Cox, of Ilovcr, N. ll. had little trons
,ble winning the historic Merchants
{and Manufacturers $111000 stake for
I“2:08 trotters at the Grand Circuit
meeting here yesterday afternoon.
( NON-SOLDIER oAPTAI‘N.
i MONTER’EY, July 27.—Fred Kelly.
.‘the great but-dier, can testify army of-
‘ficers are no reopecters of persons.
appearance of Zell'e Stiirs this seasonl'l‘he Olympic champion Started as a
TO REOPEN EMPIRE A. C.
NEW YORK, July 27.——Tbo McMa-g The following players have been
11011 brothers, who Will "013811 theinrdered to report at 8 o'clock next
Empire A. 0-. next Thursday Dishltlsittnrday morning to Zell: _ Butler.
have decided to import Tone to theilohn Barron. Slattery, Griffin. O'Con-
entertainment Dttn Tone has been'nen, hubsoher. Hovei‘ty, Mchrty
eclotted as referee. ‘ and Merky. .
George Chaney, the Baltimore K. O. The game is to be. played‘ln Nor-
Ktns. who is making desperate efforts walk and it is probable that a num-
and the enterprising manager has
10 mt Killian km the ring. mm tar at be: fun Scum-t will at- and putting aeroplanes together.
mum-.mhetbemlhenmd.
a.“ ll"! PM M9139! , , _. ,thn medially. Momma-1mm. Milan”! end under- and Frankie Cole will meet in mum 0i. tut-Welsh. thou-mig-
I‘eyiylfilgfiifim may. .. t,» mm “spur pious, out m. t . . t. 31.0mm In operation. . ‘ I, J lull-ML 2 1rd or M00.
ll “ ,3, A; “45’ t‘ 4L y' wk W“ f3? ' ~— *- “ “W," a, AM " f.” 1‘ If ' . ,. ‘ . ’: .m.,%.mm firmww.» .arw‘->~‘ulw:;~fiW-foo mawm.mm :'
J . ' t ' e ' .., “. i t , 'ik, " ‘ ‘ at N " ‘ . .i,¢.i‘ ‘ v
it. , I . ’ .. > 3‘ ‘ ,5.» Ali'- t 't., he)“ ‘ g 1 ' .i‘. z. -. 0 q. " 1' gig
lgotteu together a fast. aggregation. jCorpe at Monterey;
proud mechanicion in the Aviation
today be is
intently a modest. hard wanking car-
}penter. '
‘ The moment the. armysdflcers
lfound he was not qualified as I. me-
chanic they took 0‘ his goggles and
gave bin an tin-on, mile and intranet.
Now the. Olympic ch'timplon works
all day in the hot sun taking down
he 1
(Jewish hospital here upon the .atrlnl
“You can‘t lent," is tholong sdbl
lover, I
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{BOBBY STOW BURNS
UP, TEXAS LEAGUE'
Bobby Stow, the former BridgeportI
Iboy, is pluyint.v great hall at shortsmp
[tor the Fort Worth club of the Texnsl
lluanxue, according to reports received!
there. Stow is lemltrtl man in the]
thrilling order. and his star fielding!
‘Worth is one name below Houston
vl‘or first place. in a recent game.
which went fourteen innings Slow
made three hits and stole three bases.
Ilyder Burr, the former New lluv
ven captain, is playing left field for
the Shreveport club. lie is hattintzl
iii the cleanup position and hitting the
ball hard and timely.
‘ Jim Deleltztnty, the (ex-Detroit stunt
who piloted Hartford to n pennant inI
the now defunct Colonial Leacue last:
season. in netting poor results. with;
the Beaumont club. Delchunty‘sy
team is lodged in last place with oi
rercentttge of .410. Delchnnty. up to.
it few days ago, was playing first
base. He found the Texas sun too’
hot and concluded to manage the club
from the bench. ‘
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COMET LEAVEs NEXT WEEK. l
LOS ANGELES. Cah, July 27.—
Maurice E. McLaughlin will not. leave-
for Boston until next week. it was
said yesterday. when he will go to
(lineage to join Ward Dawson. his
dobbles partner, to compete in the na-
tional tennis doubles championship at
Forest Hills August 28.
ATHLETIC CATCHER
HAS APPENDIOITIS
ST. LOUIS. July 27.—Willlam Meir--
er, the young catcher of the Philadel-
phia Athleticl. was rushed to the
“the club. He Wu found tube out-
tS‘ngllllml sale, in Madison Square
remitted by the Ruppert interests milttl‘iie he failed to hit better tliItn|
lrast for the present. icon.
The stock farm consists of 966! ‘‘‘‘ h“
limit and the property of lhf‘ Jacobi KELSEY CLUBIS .LAST GAME.I H
Rtippert Renlty corporation, n will Sundays name, in (mover-town. “thi
not be sold at auction but will bpiic the lust nitrite ol the Beacon for the:
disposed of at private sale to the best 1“”59.‘ bfll‘t‘htl” “Nb“ Manager Mt" I
tinesihle advantage [Harrie stated, yestcrtttiy. that he had.
The breeding stock, lttclttdinl: ”mittens in the months of Aucnst tittti_
stallions Guy Axworthv Great Guvlsthlbt‘t‘. I0" (“1'11" SUNIHF’. I‘m 0‘“;
‘ _ . ' . 1 .. . . _ ._ p; .
n he was uspeciiilly fit. Andil‘fmm" and base running has bop" “,and “urtcmbertz. and many Tttlttttblvim" m " ”(1‘ "f mun” “ml ‘1 ":1:
tyet “'ilkie “H” “.0" u I'liunipionsliiit;hw factor in the teams success. Fort‘lirood mores. will be Fold at the Fm fceltltu ,he wins obltLed to cunce .tli
‘gtttues after next Sunday. Marshall
lend 1.:tydoii will form the Kelsey httl~
Itery for Sunday’s game, and Fahan
O'BRIEN TO FIGHT JOHNSON_ :lind McGuire will do the heavy work
ypw YORK, July :37.“th Shit-f0" the Georgetown. One of the best
mus O'Brien {3005 Leo Johnson at ”loyalties ol’ the sensott is being; looked
ltariem Sporting club tomorrow night forward to by both ”3mg-
it will be the “green" against thei ”"fl
“black.“ it should be a httintner.‘ ROCAP'§ APPEAL SIDETlRACKEl).
(l'njicn is a combative person, and; Old Bill Rocttp, of Philadelphia.
while Johnson. showing tltrnlnri Amv'itrcdicts that a boxing war is in Sight
Naclt, was ttot so impnigsivti n5 it'thnt will make the baseball disputes
exhibited look trivial. He insists that the pro
" motcra and the boxing managers will
soon lock borne in a titanic struggle
Iover the question of guarantees. 'l‘hc
promoters have reached the conclu-
sion that they have not to do away
with guaranteed or else put up the
shutters. and the fighters and their,
managers hayc determined to bevel
NEW YORK, July 27,—.“11119 Wajbltllllll‘flnlf’f‘i or else return to their;
ing for a chance to meet Welsh or Jobs as chauffeurs on street railways.;
some one else holding the title Jop‘ Recap beseeches the American Box-i
Welling has decided to try his. handing Association to come to the rescue
Garden. in November.
‘lil,’1lll have been. still he
rrcat skill.
Eddie Dorsey. another clever no
em boxer, will he opposed by John-
ny Lore. and tnkt’ll‘ altogether it
should be a good night‘s entertain-
inent.
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WELLING 'T‘o TACKLE DUNDEE.
'on Johnny Dundee. These two boxersit'nd ElOD the slaughter, but the “90-.
lwill meet at Madison Square Garden.<iatlon appears to be sleeping andlms
August 9. and it should prove to be 3110i replied-
wonderfully interacting bout.
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—————-— i WOLGAST ANXIOUS TO MEET
PAL MOORE TO BOX KID GOOD- I WELSH AGAIN..
MAN. 1 NEW YORK. July 27.——Barney
NEW YORK. July 27.—Pal Moorenldchtenstein, manager of Ad Wolgast.
the Memphis hanttim. and Kid Good-‘w'bo claims that be fairly heat Welsh
man. will be the leading contenders for the" title. but was deprived of the
tonight at the Awerne Sporting club.honoctt by a peculiar ruling by the
and the winder la moulded a dtmtelrefettoe, is in the city and says his,
with You: Zulu ma. mate item 2mm will be charmed to meet Welsh:
l‘Tmbttbly some jiu Jitsu might 1|-
‘umiy's Old buddies on t- M
drop a fly into King Chm ..
j.
TO PLAY
COLONIALS S
REA-morons ‘ ‘>
M
Two Strong Contenderl for H
mm Tm. mu me ‘~
at Lighthouoe.
NEW HAVEN, July 21—!”
Georgc Weds, of the Cobain. "-
Ierduy made arraignment In tho»
pctiiancc of the Remington Arline.t
pan; nine, of Bridgeport, It‘ I”
Lighthouse mounds next Sunday gt-
Iernoon. The Columns and We
ions are regarded as two d ti.
strongest scnti-tuolessionu‘l chi! . "v
the state. Sunday's contest win”
the thinning of an eliminatim “-
to determine tlle state chasm.
included in tlie- Remington's m'
of state are Kid Sherwood and m
hit-Cormack, the ex-New Havana's: -
Pete Wilson, the southpaw sum;
Jake Doultes and Eddie Lavery.
The (‘olonials will present M‘
strongest lineup. t‘harley BTW
will be on hand to play left It“.
while Etta: Mitt-an will target your"
tics long enough to twirl for the IQ
this. " ,.
Mulligtl' Weiss has leaned thir‘
Lighthouse grounds for the ram
tier of the erason and will step G
first-class attraction every W,»
weather, of course, permitting.
SOCCERS OFF PM SWIM.
14 Playert. Pick of U. 6. Team. I
Play In International Game. ‘
Waving large American flan tfl
replying with a rim to the chem 1‘",
those who bid them adieu, the A!!!"
Hall soccer football team, chosen bx
the l'nittd States Football Am
lion to represent this country in m .
forthcoming series of five intemtlfle.
.il matches to he played in Norway;
i-titl Sweden durint.v August. sailed yen-
terday on board the steamship m .,
crik viii. of the Scandinavian-m
(tin Line, bound for t‘hrlstianil. F20. ‘ ,
there they will proceed to Stockholm.
where they will meet a repusalw\
tive team of the Swedish caplbll In:
the first game of the tour on AM
SCIENTtFtc RESISYANCE.
A Boston mother, a leading n31"
to a iioxini.v instructor to lend topm-
tect himself against it bully. "
The boy was titticlit to use his ”N.
The next time the bully molested fill!
[my he met St'lt‘l’lllfic resistancel‘hlch
him let the youth alone. _ i
The mother its Mrs. Bullet! “Tue
.ttll. president of the Special Aid flo-
clety. Her husband ll-l Prof. Wand t
of tl.e department of English, at H
vard
“i would advocate the same teach
in): for the girls." said Mrs. Wanda“.
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{3' .
pm
swer."
ROYALLY GREETED .
IN RETURN AS MAMA“! ’ .
_..._> g
Big six, Welcomed by 15.000 m
Leads filed; to 4 to 2 Victory 99“
Former Mateo—Sallee, II M‘
hattan Debut. Pam Poofly.
NEW YORK, .lnly 21—min”!
Matty was Kim: on the Polo W
yesterday, (”hm-icy Hei‘zog and SM
Sullcc Were just sidesliow's. 81; u
was the his: 11" of the. Maw
llermg Old Home Week. w
close competitors. And for -
M ATTY
ointment of joy. However. C ..
won, 4 to 2. __ "
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LEVINSKY BEATS BUR“-
S’I‘. LOl'lS. July ill—flaming
Tinsky mire Tommy Burke 1 . ,
lacing in a lit-round bout Tu
night. '
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