Sitiliiittiiiiit
ctlul'llllit
mourn-"cum
anatomical-ma
chin
- H..—
7“ race for first honors in the Am-
to be the
sensation of the baseball world. The
past week saw Keir York descend
tron; first to fourth place and two
olican Dague continues
teams Boston and Chicago, occupIr
SOME OLD-TIME RECORDS.
The world‘s Will-Ii runniaa'
record of 11 1-2 seconds for the,l20-
yard duh is and“ to Gnome Sew-
ml. an mm unmanne-
o: d in $847 at New Haven, and to T_.
2d. Malone, an lrish runner,
Sport tug Chronicle
Sydney, N. s. W. No record booka
credit Malone with any such collec-
the books
the one record now in
i "15”..“
lion of remarkable performances, butI
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The Cubs' A (,
TEN EVCKS ARE BUSY.
latter and “no “out" Roving
Emma .3 0M-
Dl'LlJfll, Hill. August 8.—The
Fen Eyck WE are on the N
at the Lockwood diamond, by theIll adn 12.
well
'aeon of ii to 7. lets. the tuhs' pit- i These two brothers have no eth,‘ail'len from 111211) young iellous who
nu knocked around considera in thin told of sport. and since their \tizb to enter these games and
bly, and Nordi. their catcher, dad very'coaching at Duluth an authority hu “0“ what we, are up against.
in the eighth inning the game. been quoted as sayin-
wo'a ended on account at the “Pm'flwsmaa can shoot a shell Maw!” correct so far as about from compe-
decision Williams will: Wu tilt at
“A Duluth
faster clip than any other man
A
u
‘teature of the game, while Bolt” dtd1 1caa send it iorward.”
Larry Laiole t- Ittll arm and irouu Inc on the melting cad—ac let two
Since 1911 Duluth has won iorty-
eight Iron, eight seconds and one
the leading position in succession. At ‘9” completeness 0‘ ”‘9 Ltble If his; ““1““ I‘m' t“ grand “u. w W I infill!“ forcing ill "0 third out of fifty-OWN m5; 3““
the “6“.“ me “We So, he“. the.periormances indicates that some one at the American Marne. In the entr- :ruus Nardi knocked out a bone nul once did the lean- Inisb unplaced.
angled place but none too securely. in Australia has considerable knonl- ma 0‘ “If circuit. seemingly Milli!!! on William; which ”aged on the
as they were only slightly more than edit? of the man.
79 00W: hilt“ 0' St LOuis. in sixthl
place.
. teams.
1 apparently is out of the race.
I
round marvel of all times. Here a1.
La~t Sunday saw the end of New the records claimed for Malone:
Yolks tenure in first place. The re-
sults that day brought Boaton into‘100 ”"15- . ‘5 “WW9 (twice); 109 number
our place and thicago into second.
tvlrilc the timid ea fellI to third. BO“- ””0.“ 11 "- ’ seconda' 130 yards 12 12 “)r
ton held the lead until Thursday.
when the White Sox took it. “Max:150 nuts, 14 3-5 scconda (twice); 175 811d aimed Lajole 701‘ I W
Boston into 1"u11ncl up position. Mean-
.tvhlie, Cleveland is recovering from
its slump, ucnt into third place ahead
of the Yankees.
record
allalyht victories, a season
1 Running~—50 yards, 5 12 seconda; {but Connie black was not among the averaging the ages oi it to 16. Far
Ily'stn 35 seconds (twice) .
l
showe that be was very fast and thr “‘1 “11151110“! and “mu-“ail“; 0"" balls :0 by in tho whole game. Ryan:
1
Edward Hanlan Tea lvck la the
the 1““ 0‘ nature b! hie remarhlbh' ground through the short-top. “checkup: coach and has been the out)
MLrlolafwaW
fielder: sat down because they woreIgjm-d by bill brother.
'not needed. The lclnllen a. c
The» were those who said Lafitte Iwould like to play the Tiger Juniors
aria.1 through as a big league. star. Ben tats, Briton A. C., or any lfflldA'erests
black had a
[newborn “9 yards, ll 1- 2 seconds; Ii’relident Comlakel ot the White SOX. day' is {lame follows:
!\I (is 17 1-2 seconds; 200 yards. 191‘
01111;; 350 lords:
" ’ seconds; 440 lards. 47.. " -5 seconds;
...1!
11,000 yards,“ . minutes 14 1 2 seconds;
I
( t'ba'
A. C. -—Nardi.
c : Rota
Ah the Athletics trudfled intotheir Shctwood, lb: Footer, 2b; Red, 3b;
1.3 seconds; 221 "1ng 21 1.2 acc- Chicago headquarters the other day it. Mania. it: D. Saulter. ct; K. Ben- Isulphur Sittin¢31393r Samara. "9
athlete among all of Mack‘s latest
tete an who was playina bail before 2b
ii.
(against \tind), 36 their wasn't a aprler or more alert nett rf: Bobb silt
Mt'MulIt-n A. C.—‘J. Suite; 1;
St. Louis. ulth lta airing of 1418th lords, 1 minute, 55 15 setorlds;1ollutlon of school childrtn tl1antl1i-I'tllll.al“:°n P L'- Browa lb: J. illan,‘ there (11. a combat with Jess Willard'
renew
A.
3b; Holden, 81-; G.
Pl.
mouth the conditions under which resistance to the throm- of tinul Ho through the tort geld“: The MtdtuF American to win the English Ill-now
Pennant honors in the Ameli, 1he made his records are unknown MI 0|]! 080 "VII in "Iii liuo—dlans ienA C walked away with them The
“n are yet within reach 0, “...“, thev are extremely interesting and,i1Imnfl 0‘ the PlltSburab Nation“
Philadelphia. in eighth lMcmdtutht-,ntic would mark him as the all- ‘
'Eyct. ‘ho dh‘tdes‘ his time between
Duluth and his Ne! York bualnesrl in-
Jin Ten Elmck Sr. of Syratuna,
hunch that' games. write or come to Joe Salter, father of the two boys arrived hen
120 Eddie Collins was slippinl III a hit- manager, lclluilea A. C., 119 Water yesttrday to assist in tho coachins
lie sold tolllus for 850000 to St. So Norwalk The lineup of Sun-
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IFIIANK MORAN CHANGE. TRAIN
m6 QUARTEIB.
'lllc atmospheric elicctk of White
Take the experi
hlmrehli) lariable.
lie trained
each of Frank Moran.
and entered the ring a model athlete. ‘
' w“ the real sensation 01 in? league. ll'.’ (l-yard high hurdles, 15 12 teconda holllf‘ of hill tcanllilalea salt tilti light Williamson. if; Gal". (I; Joe Haunt; Then in com to the "we spot to
The Brown. not content with taking
every game of the series from Newt
Yorl. and sending the Yankees back, int, 4 inches; running lung Jump, initial! for Mack this year Few tecondIlicMullen A. C..
went after no...“ as energetically :feet. 4 1-2 indies; running hop. stepibasculen or first suckers for ill lit/l Cub» A. 1‘..
and took. three out oi four gamer
11.11.. the Red Sox, causing (‘arrlgan's
murmur—Running high jump. 6I
‘fett, 12 inth; running long lump, 23
1nd jump, 48 feet, 6 inchu.
i“ Weight Putting and “trawling-
of day. art.
Lafiole has plated high-class base-t
hale shown much stronger and heel
hammering the ball third In
men also w lose their It'll) 0n nratlfll‘hmwing 7pound weight within 7- ninth“
place. The White §ox won the series
with both Pltlladclpbla‘ and Washing-
ton.
Although lt is true the Browns beat
Nell York when the Yanks wens
weakened by injuries. they showed in
their victories over Boston that their
winning streak was due in also”
part to their own abllity. tinting the
pit-at ‘week they also won two extra
Armin: times; a li-ln'nll'lt'r alal‘r from
New York and a. lit-inning one from
Iloaton. The Browns treat Into sixth
place on Saturday.
in the National organization Brook-
lyn continues to hold the lead and in
creased it by nearly 25 points during
the past week. The Superb“ up to
Friday had tron seven straight victor-
ies. The contest between Pililadol
pill» and Horton for second place saw
no change. The Phlllics moved into
second place on Friday. but Boston
look the position Saturday. New
York improved place the return
1mm th ’est. The Giants took five
out of at: from Pittsburgh. and two
out of three from Chicago. Contrast-
ed, wlth the American League race,
the National League pennant chase is
rather fame. 118 Brooklyn in nearly 50
points ahead of Boston, in second
place. and more than twice that num-
ber ahead of Row York. in fourth
place. '
The lnteraectionai results for the
week wore: National—East, 23; .West,
8. Amarican-Eaat, 8: Weal, 23.
. Tcareau. New York Nationals:
Ruth, Boston Americans. and Plank,
St. Louis Albertans, pitched two-hit
foot circle. 94 feet 8 inches: puttlnz
textile high hurdles in 1898 that‘
hurdllng. produced a man to do 15 1-5
seconds.
KING'S MILLS TEAM
I. CERTAIN 0F TOTLE
WASHINGTON August 7.—thh a
compctltor the Peters Rifle and Rev—“oi
lional Rifle Association's small-bore
rifle match. in practically certain to
win the championship. Only one
more which remains to be shot. and
the final results of the match Ill] be
announced next week. I
Rifle Association into second place.
displacing the Auburn (N.Y.) Ride
fro rutlte start. 1
The standing of the leading clubs
names during the. Week. Hendrix
Chicago Nationals, pitched a one-1111‘
game against I’hitadelphia, but lost‘
through errors.
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1 TOMMY LEACH DISCOURAGED.
Tommy Leach is having a hard time
.ylth the grand stand managers in
Rochester. Wee Tom is about as dis-
raged as any one person can be_
la said to be ready to throw up:
e sponge. The Hustlers, while last
are by no 111...... intrenched in the
cellar. but 11111 Rochester scribes con-
tinue to pan the little fellow numeral-
tully. Leach Monti: Stated that tho
Busllcra have are lander; Draw
Ixour own conclusions
JAP To Frail? Kill HAVE!
Jalcon (larttlrchk-a‘.~ Who is iatd‘ to
be the only :apaneatl honor in Anteri-
ca, will make his hit! at the “film
Sporting club; of liockawav. Tonight,
11. a collect with 1:11 311mm
Inst-t“ law We
at the end of the ninth match tot-
- will moment the United State; Foot.
lows:
King‘s Mills, Ohio, 8,644; Bucyrus.
0510,8503; Auburn. N. Y.. 8.4%: New
Haven Conn, 8,470; District of“ Cob
umbla, 8,314; Fremont, Ohio, 8,368:
Hmachuaatta- Rifle Association. Boa-
ton, 8.337; Milwaukee. Sign Olympic
Club San Function. 8.101; Madison.
Wis., 8,080.
Brooklyn, N; I, 8.802; Mormtown.
W. V8». 7.9“: Toledo. Ohio, 7.8“:
Rifle and Revolver Club at New York,
7.8M
AMERICAN aoccn'lts ARIIVE.
m
CHRISTIANIA. Austral 8.4—Atter an
uneventful voyage of valve day: the
fourteen Amer-loan soccer playara who
mt allocation til tin M tillém
lional matches over here thin month
valved here yesterday morning with
their. 1111an and "aim on bowl
the aIttlamthtp Frederik “11.1! lb.
clan Lian.
/ ‘1.
“WEIGHT.
lead oi 142 points over lta neareut‘
The feature of last week's shooting,
was the entrance of the Bucyrua (0.).I
Club, which has held second placeI
bt‘l'ifll.
I'ln thtl sport if Larry can't be in the
“Oli'tiS serlcs he won't watch the
hon plat. The roar-on for this in
.that he llama to be in the name.
Lajoie'rl batting average total:- Alibi
extending over a period of twenty
years. '
“Sluaitcls how come and sluggera 1m 0,19“; “81,1“..ng
ler Club. of King's Mills, Ohio. at theI bate gone," raid Ed “Halah “but La. 3Johnaon,
close. oi the ninth stage of tbe Na~‘ late is still going on—a dangerous lem Club'
man in a pinch and one of the tough-
lest men in the game. for a pitcher to!
'bat‘flc.
greatest natural batsman tho game
has cle: knoun if he had 11 weak-
1ncss no one was able to find it.
“About the best thing for a pitcher
to. do when Larry came to bat with
Ithe Score lied and men on second
Iaud third was to otter a prayer. t‘lirowl
in the general direction of the plate
and trust to luck."
Mack declares he will have no hu-
beans on his bail club. That's one
The White Sox slugger. Jack Neal.
holds the world's record of having
made ty- nine hits in forty-ninel
8.1m“.
Oakland
nicely w t a ripple of publicity
when some one noted the flint. um
he .had hit safety in fifteen games.
The scribes' turned back their score
sheets and sure enough be bid made
fifteen hit; in ilitoen saloon. Then
he crawled up to twentydlyowlhlta and .
the entire country wanted to be in.
tamed. every plant it Near had till
daily tilt. Sometimes he not 1% bit
the that tints up. and once ire went
mum ”in; to the hat (or
the int“ title bolero he mill!“ «it
tho, single. lit tba Wilt 1min 1‘:
hit their: hard with but "JIM
nail to null activism-
anointing their-malty. towns. in
Homer s.c.-.—.na1p11 Grunon va
Jimmy Duly.
Harlem S. 0.,
Ciel-moat A.c
Harry Home.
Memo 8, C.—l{arty Cross '78.
draw Lore; Patsy Kline vs. Young
Itector.
Harlan 8. Owl/it: Koran va. Loo
Jama-
Ema Far Rocha“: Club-Still): 1
"MW IIKOM' Niko
Ohrlav burn: loll-av
fiancee r11. Billv- m
diam 8. .0. WW9!”
flair yr. with m
.. WW“ mu ' an 1.‘ " ‘
MP! r1211. Emu unit“ m t V a! ”9"
till
by
the throu «Foster.
IRt‘lr, 6,01!
. “l rinned lajoie because i felt aurelllallei {‘ubs.
Score by innings:
pit-tare for it loust with Jack Dillon. It
land strange all it may seem the same!
.t‘onn. The records follow:
CONNchTtCUT A. A. U.
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
i The man/gens of the New Haven A.
'A. under whose aunt-ices the Con
sec-titut Metropolitan Association A.
A. l'. chanulionahips will be held, on
of South Koruaik.!coacl11ng the Duluth team for the 1111- Yale Field, August 191b, reI‘lert publi-
ohm.“ u u “ W! was again beaten by the lit-Mullen A. fnual national regatta here on Am“ cation 0! the thampign hip 1ccords
made his in Australia in 1888. The;
(Manchestem
lint...) publishes a list of records cred~l
lied to Malone. taken irom a leaflet at
a program 9! games recently held in;
tor track and field in annib‘el to in-
to
The
Izetords gilen are outdoor records and
tition held under sanction and more
,or less direct supervision of the 0‘1
cials of the A. A. L'. i'ndoubtedly
t‘onnecticut athletes have in thc past
made now and then a better record
than one or another of those given
below. This championship competi-
tion is coolned strictly to amateur
athlc tee, realdenta in Connecticut.
Henley South It london “9 1" “filial of the records show that much
Jill" 7“ better performances are possible,
which undoubtedly will obtain in 19.16
on Yak Field.
nlanka may be obtained from
Barnett. secretary. Box “5. or room.
313. No. 68 Church street, New Haven,I
ltll‘ yards-10
22“ yards—22 45 seconds.
L5 seconds. 1
i till yards—~52 2-5 seconds.
80 lardll- -2 minutes. 5 1-5 seconds.
i mile—l minutes. 51 L?) seconds.
5 mils—29 minute 19. 4 seconds.
121110111111 shorpur—u n, 6 1-2 in. !
Running high lump—5 f1.. 1 in. 1
Running broad jump-~21 ft.
Javelin throw-425 fi.. 4 in._ I
KID WILLIAMS T0 RETIRE.
information and entry;
Paul .
W. L.
1Chicago .............. 81
1' Boston ............... 53
2Cleveland ............. 66
New York ............. 55
Detroit ............... 66
St. Louis ............. 53
Washington ........... 51
Philadelphia .......... 19
Games Today.
pitcher—Hcydcn.
William,
9.
.1
l.
ter itohr.
the negro boxer.
s Rockaway bill tomorrow
Therefore Moran determined
slithlnfl‘ his traluina quartets,
until Kmuleln won the lntercol has never participated in a aorldahuh‘ Ralph Grunan Billy Roche’s. aompolvrtbdlm Barry In Olympla A. C.
Nor has he met soon a poll 150!" (mm the Com. '1" be match- 1
America, which leads the world ln'aenaon name for the hlrhcst laurel.“ ed against Jimmy Duty, of the We": NLW YORK Augurlt 8.——Although
Side. Grunltn will also have another he gun any twenty four pounds in
boot at the opening of the Broadway night to Jim Barri. Jim Smith, of
tsportlng Club. in Brooklyn. on Satur- Wontrlmtar. outpolnted lralaud'a to-
‘MY night, When he goes midst Wal- vorite son in the feature bout of ten
rounds in the Olympic A. C. last night.
The Harlem Sporting Club's feature Smith won the majority oi the rounds.
bout will be between We Moran. the lila‘stlti right hand punches to law
and Leo and body commonly mastering
The Bar-Intern rugged Barry.
Barry's best round will the ninth
will be Dave Kurt: vs. Knockout Jane. and he rallied strongly in the tenth,
A Japanese boxer will also be seen in IN; his late torn lashes did not enti-
Lajnie. in 111.1 opinion, that! the Iactlon
800.-
He is Jalean Cartudcka, and tie him to the popular decision.
his opponent will be Tod Ham
The Olympic Athletic Club‘s show Knockout linen, of the West Side,
w
Thunday.
‘1.
m u
mull".
Ftiml
MW-
Hammett-Dave
ho was a member of the guru v11. K. .°~ Jatfo: Jalean Cactus.
Nests was going alons cka va. Ted Ham.
C—Mlckey Dooley vs.
in the
lot'tlzht will have for its chief attrac— easily outpolntcd Terry Martin. I no
tion a bout between the veterau’Chl.
cage heavyweight, Jim Barry, and Jim
.Smltlt. of the Bronx. The semifinal
will bring together K. o. Eager: and Thoma and All.“- At‘ ”Mirth"
Terry Martin. The show at the Ar-
vernu Shaman Club. on Thursday
algbl. will- include Marty Cross and
Johnny Lore. and, Patsy Kline and
‘pro boxer.
auspaunao POI FIGHTING.
by Ban Johnna
August
aw
CHICAGO,
er, and Jimmy Austin. third baseman
reason he signed Napoleon Laj‘ole. Young Rector. of the St. Louis Amerlcans. were in.
'me4' . The boats 11ch thus far this definitely suspended yesterday by
NE,” HOLDS WORLD'O RECORD. week are: , President Johnson for their participa-
“'"""" may. lion in a flat light at St. Louta yester-
day. The suspension of Thomas is
considered a blow to the m Sox in
their crucial series with the White
80:. which began yesterday.
James Lannln. president and owner
of the Boston team. idsued a state-
ment here yesterday inatttyins Thom~
' aa‘ participation in the. fight at St.
Louis. and added: “Rad Tho-tor not
gone after Austin and fought bank 1
would have Inert him for his lack of
aggrcaaivancaa."
mm on“: «11.111111 tron «wit.
_ Lanbwnmunv To on. .
nucle' Pitta, matchmaker of 111. club
at cm spam which will my
thé Walsh White contact on Labor
Day. announces that his oyndloato
will otter Willard “9,000 to box Chat.
1}» Walden for the hcnvywotglrt title.
‘Huvi illicit waldo bcf~iafltor Weldon
the
semi—final at six rounds
8.———Cheater
Thomas, the Boston Americana' catch-
3 b 0 2 0 0 l lbw-ii inlixoratlult all that had noticed loo.
.0 0 l 2 0 3 0 l—- ‘I don: for him FPO‘iUWU sent him to“. 11:1 to snatch
it
and ill
J
it an\ ambitious young bantam dc
the championship
Wlld “whilst“ Park 3 fat flabby. short trolln from the bulging dome of Kid
[lanes on batik—“winded young Illn-
Stol .enIl
McNullcn IA. (‘.,
1\\llli.lr11s' he llill hate to do it qutck- ‘
iv. for the king of the bantama is outI
Juith the announcement that he will
14-pound welaht, 47 feet, 7 lnches;.tha1 he was far front being it hIS- TWP-0n. hour. l'nlplre—Benodlct.111ow iu tar 0! Oklahoma "chart" to! quit before “other year 1.3,. rolled 1 No 0,“ “mu 80m
putting “pound Weight. {2 feet, lIheeri." aaid Mack. "11ml 1 wantod hlnl' . this Labor Day bout with Carl lion'la. m“ l W
inch; putting 28- pound weight 32 to help me mold a new infield." CHUNAN lN TWO IOUTI. i R1 ports from lint point 5" to the Williams will be 24 years of age on] “.1111... la Mmiml
lfdet, 6 12 inches: putting i2 pound This teteran came back Just as ——... ‘etfcct that Moran is working with' :Deccnlber 5.1917 and he 119.311.1195} w as
weight. 2d feet, 51-2 inches. puttlu,ltack had prctlicted and some of theme.“ 5"..- g. "from Tu.“.,I ‘preat rim and inroads to be in Pri'I‘Mum before that date he will lute the Buflalo ............... St .4!
“pound weight, 21 fact 8 inches lnon Mack sold or traded havent been! .11.; Saturday-r001" ...qu :phlalcal condition. it is to be hoped ring and new! attempt a comeback ’pm‘mmc. ___________ 53 u .
Many Of the ”Cord! are way inaldeaahintag nearly so bright as this old; NEW \OllK. Aulurt 7.—Althoug| tit!“ Oklahoma climate does ”0‘ play it is his purpose to retire undefeated Montreal .............. t! ' '
11111 best malted 111 the bookl to-nm. star of the diamond Laiote plan the postponement of the Dundee-Wall lull lit-nit. with “0““ "'"W "‘ ibut he will not dodge a match in the Toronto ............... «
'“flm'll‘ule "“91" ’0' instance 5‘" 5’9““ he '0‘" the pastime. "tr bout. Which will sebcdtlled tor “WW” for he will ’9“ to b‘ at ms‘lm‘flllllme with an) bautatn in the Baltimou ........... ..50 ,,
made on tr circular track wturqu tho!aad an ion: as theio la a big learnt Wednesday .1 Madison SEW" Gar. :bést 1.11.13 ho faces tho rim!“ N0” game 131011;...“ lb
advantagoa oi the modern 111111. book club that minor hia services he willldml my. the ‘0“ 01 ita best tilt“ trltt. While “'llliams' chief Object“) rc Ne‘arlt ............... do 1
course. flalm'a moo-11m mud la keep on playing according to his own ..Ittractlon uvcral of the clubs with M Itiring is to go into some business still Rochester ..' ........... 38
about 3 seconds lnride Curtipiltu' tic-.Word my regular aoekly than a; the, ma SMITH TIIUI'NO. ione of the reasons is the unpleasant ...-...-
ceptcd protesalonal record. It was notI in all his career in baseball la]olo,p1°n“r Sporting Club tomorrow “fl manner in which he has been bound Gama 1'0". '
cd by cheap managers of third claaaI
bautums, who, after issuing a chat-I
'cngc to the champion. have followed!
it by the claim that the champion IusI
afraid of their man. ‘ ‘;
‘lf the promoters give liberal put-seal
and the crop of bzluttlms is good!
enough Williams will fight every week
during the coming winter." Manager
Warmik said. "And he 11111 1111111
cverv bantamwelght who thinks he
has a chance for the title: then Wll~1
llama willqult for all time, and it will.
DUNS.
Foaling some prisoners might es-
capa all a result “defects in the lock
system at the county jail. Countv1
Shel-in Peace, with the approval of
the county commit-lone". secured ta.
aervlcea of an export lrotn tba lock
manufacturers in Cincinnatt- A. B.
Housman, a representative of the
company. in now at the jail. Ho
found that the mechanism of the tech
needed mpalrina but expect: to have
everything “router in a few days.
He wan much impressed with
that .ordcr maintainad at the tall
in cpl oi the crowded condition 0!
the institution and the fact that so
myiwon'len manhood there. He
said he had inspected tail: in all yam
c! the country but had seen none lib
net-tor to the North avenue Maui to
the matter or cleanliacuI aud'dlaci-
”m ’ . - 1m
“60!" “RBI! l-lll MAN
pings. rain)
AMERICAN aeaocla
modest clerk. with ‘atllt " 1
aalary)-—Yca, dear. with all
ShHweu it to me by
stored. by aoinathlu M
THOUGH Witt HAD walnut .
NATtONAL LEAGU‘.
6am“ [flaw],
Boston. 26; Emmott, 010.
New York. 3; t'hk‘ago, 2.
Philadelphia. 11: 5t. Lou“.
Brooklynti’l‘ttsburgh. rail“
/
Standing in National
W. L
BrOoklyn ............. 59 fl
80111011.”..55 ”I.
i’htladelphla .......... it an
Nell York ............ 19’ ‘ F
(bit ago .............. i6 54
Phi. Louis ............. 15 a .
Piiiaburgh .. . . . .41 53 :.
i‘ini lilil’dll ............ 39 “
Gamer Today. 1
Pittsburgh at Boston.
til Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn. ,
Cincinnati at Philadelphia-
. m
AllllCAu LlAfiUI»
”.0 >
Games Yancey.
Chicago, 1; Boston, 1.
Detroit, 4; Philadelphia, I.
St. Louis. 3; Washington. 8
hinge). ‘ ‘ '
M 11' York, 3; Cleveland, I.
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Standing in American L
Washington at St. Mull.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland
Boston at Chicago.
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Buffalo. 2-7: Toronto, 0-1.
Toronto at Baltimorc.
Montreal at Newark.
Bud‘aloat Richmond.
Ror-hceter at Providence. _
EASTERN LEAOUI. .,
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Springfield, 5: Hartlord.1.
Worcester, 11: LowellJ
New Haven, 3: Portland, 2.
Lawrence. i; New London. 0.
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retirements." standing In Enter! “.1?“
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MOTOR IOAT EASE ABANDONED. Portland .............. 58
NEW YORK; Auvusl Sl—Tlte long New London ........ as
distance motorboat race between NeWiworcester . . . . . ..47
York and Boston which was plannedgs‘ningfleid ............ ii .I
for this summer has been abandoned Lynn ................ ..45‘
because of acveral oi the boats which Lawrence 1. ............ 36
were to have participated have not New Haven ........... 85
been completed. 'Brldgeport ............ 33..-
' 1"" - ,- , 1 Lowell ................ an .
MU” COUNTY JAIL FOR CLEAN- Harttord .............. 28
LINES. AND SUPERIOR DISCL- I.” 1
Bridgeport at Hutton
Lynn at New Karol. '
New London at WWI '
rertland at Spangleld
Lowell at Lawrence. '
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Birmingham, 1; Little ‘
Memphis 5; 111......»
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