NATIONAL» LEAGUE.
YMYI Gems.
Philadelphin, 6; (Wiucinnbtl 1
All other games? lain. _( , _,- ,_,.
Standino in Nation! Leach. m m E am:
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lirooklin ............ ..53 35 9525
no... .......... m... as .501 ”I K m m
Philadelphia ..;. £5 £0 .519
New yim'k ............. 49 V (5 .521
Chicago . .............. 46 54 $60 Connie I.“ i” the on” baseball
Si. ‘tiouis ............. 45 58 .437 ”“3“" “h“ h“ “n ”1" ”“3“
Pittsburgh ............ u 53 l .m ”‘3“ “mm“ “9 “w I“ m "w
Cincinnati .......‘..89 so .371 ”“3" "w h” “m ”we "”1"".
championships. Mack is respected for
.1. - - M Tu”. - 7"“ . what he has done. but in bIsebIll one:
Pittsburgh at Boston.
3t. Ionic It New York (2).
Chicago at Brooklyn.
‘ Clnoinnsu It Philadelphls.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday'e Gama.
Boston, 6: Chicago“ L.
lit-ms, 9: Philadelphia; 0.
Cleveland. 9: New York. 4.
St. 1.0.3.29; Washington, 0-1.
Gunilla. In American LeIoue
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Chicago . . . . . . . . ~. .I. . .‘l 45
Baotou ................ 69 fit.
Cleveland . .57 45
New York ............ 55 48
Detroit ...... A ..... : ..I7 50
St Louis ............. 5.? I51
“'nblilngtoa ........ -. . .51 '52 ‘
........ . .19 80
Philadelphia
Games TodIy.
Washington at St. Louie.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at 'Clei’elnnd.
' Boston at Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
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YesterdIy’s aImeI.
Buffalo, 16; Richmond. 9.
Baltimore, 9; Toronto, 5
All Ether games, rain.
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tending In Intemrtionnl Longuo.
W. L.
liufl‘a‘l) l ............... 56 43
l’lotidelloe ......... 53 ‘ (“3
Montreal ..............Iil M
liaitiluqt‘o 4 ...... ......6l 4'
Toronto ..... ’- ......... 18 fl “
Jlichmond. .......... . .45 . u
)en'ark . .u. 7.”;,.{: 6‘
Rochester ......... 5|
Gamer TodIy.
Toronto at Baltimore,
Montreal It Newark.
Buflalo at Richmond.
Rochester lit Providence.
EAOTERN LEAGUE.
Vertenhy’e Garner.
Springfield. 5': Portland, 4.
All other games. rain.
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blunting In intern Lupus.
W. L.
Portland ..............68 25
NewLondon ..........55 25
Worcester ............t'l 31
Springfield ..... . . . . . ..45 30
Lynn! 2.... ....... to “45 ‘0 ’
Lawrence ........... ..36 M
New Haven .......... 35 46
Bridgeport .. .......... 33 61
Lowell .' ...... , ....... 1.30 51
Hartford . ............. 28 53
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Bridgeport It Bantam.
. Nat Marlon It springlold.
Lynn at How Haven,
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1m. kitty “it?“ biota-m Duo t3 Poul,
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. .6” yesterday.
can‘t get by on past reputations.
No wager is so big that he can
take. a team apart like the old Ath.‘
letics and fill their places with I lot:
of green colleglsns and semi-pros and‘
advertise it major league basebalh
other clubs were torced to pay his:
money to stars to hold Item during;
the Fed war, so block's alibi that his‘
old tesnl tried to hold him up is not
alibi. it was In to hint to stick and
play out his hand and wait for better.I
times. 1 I JIILIIYtj
Mack represents the third largest;
P.C. city in lite country, I city 0! 2,000,000}
.575 :lieolile. Philadelphia may not have;
513 supported black as well an it might,
55.9 but Mark in imposing on lilo adopted
.6“ CK! .b) staging thIt kind of boll. l'n-
5,33 doubledly (' hnte realizes what he has‘
319 rim,“ lie rain he will retire from
_‘95‘bfltit‘bl" before he selis'anolher star. I
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Referee HIItI Content In Nintfli Round
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NEW YORK. August 9 —Attm:
llalpr (lrunun. of San Francisco. bud:
outpointed Jimmy Dulfey, of the West
[Side for seven rounds. at the Pioneer.
S, (‘.. last night. Dolley cut loose trig
tthe eighth and handtd the Californian
ism-h a beating that Grunatl couldn‘t
inllsuer the bell for the ninth lound.
built) buttetod Glunillt from pillnrlo
'1‘ post in the eighth and anus the Call-
Jfolnlttn a terrible luring. \
PG Young Joe fillers and Eddie hello) I
95“ fought a draw ill the six round semi-
-552 windup. ‘ . I
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HOPKINSVILLE Ky., Augtiit 9—.
With the disbIndIntt of‘the Hopkins
ville team here yesterday all hope 0!
the Kitty [league being able to com-
irision o! the owners at the Hopkins
illle franchise to disband the term
was announced last night
ville dropped out I week saw and theI
Owensboro team was disbanded Sun-
day. Poor attendance was given as
the cause. .
The- Dawson Springs. Henderson
and CInrksi‘ille clubs were disbanded
at
Pf. '
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55°: TIGERS GET emcxson.
53‘; Eric Erickson the young right
'5” hander. whom John .iiot’IrIw tried out
0 in the tau 0! till Ind the spring ot
33321915 and who has been pitchi‘nggood
'3 that! for the San Francisco club of the
37° raclnc Coast League. will revert to
tusttlw Detroit Tigers It the end of the
coast ’soIeolt. President North. of the
Detroit club, recently notified Hurt
.Wolverton, the manger of the stasis,
that the Tigers would exercise their
right to Erickson and Red Oldhun.
-anrence It Portland.
Worcester It Mull.
AMERICAN AIOOCIATION GAUEB
YESTERDAY.
i Toledo. 7; Kansas' ct:y.2
Louisville, 2; Minnespolls. 1.
Itilwaukee.,'9: Ooiumbtn, 2. ‘
St Paul. 3: Indianapolis. 1.
septum Associxrtou Mitts
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New 0mm. 2; . o.
Mule Rock, 7%; Dim 54.. .
No other games. rein.
BOIINII W 'I‘O
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Hemline Ind-8h“ Ind Brown Ind
‘Fu'mn Tusk-ti or a: sum
New rum lam
stared at Incision: on the min a;
SemmherlLMfi no mhMoftfigx
immanent fin“; 1.91
promoter. II II ‘udIntood. he” .
Jaw. when Joe WWW
the southpaw, at the end. at the sea
son Erickson is a strapme his ridlt
hpnder who displayed lots of hint! but
little knowledge of how to’ use it
when 1(0an in: looking blatant.
‘Atter trying him out It nulls in 1015
”Grow released Erlcluon to Roche»
tor. Erie was one o! the plum John
Genre! IMMWUM‘BM’W
the Brookfodl. Em Ins but
trouble with his arm rseehtly, but Io—
cording to Wolverbon lips oyercope
many of the [suits he displryod while
being looked over by Next“ Iii is
now ripe for the big butler. .
mwv .
STILL PICKING 0N BLEVELAID.
The games between Want!
and Cleveland this liaison ‘sliowi tint
theSonItors stillcueutlnonthe
shines of the Clem club. Eek
mmmumoamm'
mommmummw
attest non .th the reason; It the
Mmlmibihfituflea
tantra-mm too
ever pulled the trick.
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Schulte. Cttb Veteran. Showing
Crittm lie is Still There
Photo by nucleon Press Association;
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ILIXK M‘JIUI‘.1'E.the Milt-Isa 'Cuhs' retain outfielder. Is not under the ‘
Why! Well some Intern baseball critic nos-fly sold tint
Frank I'll ready for the tflflrd Ind would not I» with the Olbl next
year: (Mann‘sonlytawhtdi Hrhultotn Imortoundyhlouehi
(continuum Inuemuisrpluer. HeisplIy-I
log the intuit! Is well today Iii ho dhbtcn yearn Iizo Ind says no himself.
“I do
not tool it bit older than I did ten lean! Ito." said Schulte the other day. “Ind
I do or
Ilnco
Ilnd It any harder to play bull.
The same its: not earned! so much
at time to make me take I back sent for any younur pin-Ir. end you.
mm. the ”no" "on .3 a tour club will tlnd that I will be well up in the betting "cruel It the end of the lesson. '
,orgt nizntiott has disappeared. The de- I think I ”a “‘1". m. Cube heturbuobsll "n” I h". ‘0' m beanie we ‘
hIreInmnnxcrmriibomitlepIoI-I'utowork. ‘l‘lnber. lnlnyopluon. Irons;
{0! the utmost leader-tulle Cul- lure ever nod. 'wlth the pol-III. emotion or I
Frank Soho. it he was I “under. " Schults hII been with the Chico]! tun for
\ladlron-‘ .t'ourtccn JEII'I. Picture shone Schul‘te um
- uncut Infill-tin
Bill Rodgers. formerly
bury. who received is brief trial from
the Cincinnati Reds. only to be cast"
adrift, won lasting fame for himself
by making an llnatislred triple ploy
In a game In the Pacific Cont W LAKE FOREST. L. I. August ’r—ibeague season and then the Yanks
us that week Rodgers II playing with
the Portland Deniers and Ill-rimmed
the feat in a game against the Salti
Luke team.
Buddy Ryan was on second and
Bill Orr on first when Guignl hit a
liner down to Rodgers.” Bill made‘ I
onohanded catch. stepped on the bog.
retiring Ryan. and tagged'Orr com-
ing Into the Ins.
Unassisted triple play: have been
made only eleven times. in profes-
‘b‘lflul ball, including. Rodgers’ play.
and Neel Bell and Paul Hines no
the only motor league payers who
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diatom the Til-county Mansion
the millage te‘uo will an. its one...
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Two outof-town plsyers mined in
him menu singles after yuurdsy‘s
play here. in the twenty-ninth Western
Illen tennis chempiomhip tourna-
tment. The number will be Increased
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' GRAHAM FOR PITTSBURGH.
First BIsemIn Graham. 0! the To-
ronto Internationsls. will don I Pitts-
burgh uniform It the end of the Inter
national Hague. season it CID Hus.
ton. of the Yanks, who has a string
on Graham. can come to all agree-
ment with Berney Dreyfuss. the own
or of the Pinter. President Jim lilo-
Catliey, ol the Leafs. notldcd Drey-l
(use that Graham would not be let go
tuntll the end of the international
would be given first call on his ser-
vices. Graham was drafted from no
anoke, Vin, by Cincinnati. last year.
Hex-rug thought more of Mollwlts
than he did of Graham Ind save him
to Tour when Msul‘ice ucLouIlliin his rel Rochester and Toronto
and Kenneth Hawkes. or line Anselm: both claimed him the Leafs winning
appear today as -schsdttled. Wfl‘d the argument. Under Birmingham
Doweon at San Frontisoo Ind Cllflord .GrahIli has been going their guns.
Lockhorn of Kansas City went through
their third round matches yesterdsy
In good form. Dew-on..wn the test.
one witch or ths‘dIy tron A. ’L
green. Jr. of.. at cotton, runner up
to Heath Byllord. In the Illinois
championship, 3—18.64. 7—=6. Lock-
' horn won from II A. James. of Chi-
um ‘94. M.
F'lve. Californian were entered for
tho singles. but. (sited to appear.
They were H. v. D. Jones. William
M. Johnston. Roland Roberts. Willis
Ms Ind Olsren‘ee Grim. III of
Sun Francisco. Mopeughlln
thirties, are the only Cantor-Ilene
each boils mind with Chianti!
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and _
riot debuted in the opening round-i ’
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He. has been batting .800 Ind has drlv-i
en' in“ lots olguns from his clesnup
position In the betting order.
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ELENA AND AUIDIAHLIAD HIV
YORK YACHTS AT FINISH.-
NBWPORT. ‘R. 1.. August 9.--Mor~
ton F. Plent's ninety-toot - schooner
menu- as» Gotham Vnndgtbllt's
sloop Aural-I was the-Astor cubs tor
schooner: end-bloom respectively. in
the York Yntlhtflltlb mm, for
it (titled on Newport yes-
Torrent marinas
pioud. Elisha ammo her nearest
mmhmmlsum
mothsnnmotthomm
it ”when. Tommy» mu.
Samurl. KItherlne Ind” Pauline ‘dId
not finish the race.
SPORTS OF ALL SDI-ITS.
There Ire a number 0! sports
which Ire known as gentleman’s
..alltes, and tennis Is one of them. Of
course human nsture will crop out
in tennis or toll or any of the so-
mailed gentlemen' I games. but the lol-
lowing incident of the East against
the West tennis matches at Forest
Hills, Saturday, as told by it. witness,
Is In the true spirit of tennis: In the'
tnItch between R. Norris Williams.
2nd and William M Johnston. the'
chmplon. ti decision lied been given
by a linesman which was obviously
wrong, as he had called I. ball which‘
Johnston hId returned to Williams as
out, when it was plainly inside the.i
line.‘ Williams thought the ball had
Handed inside the line Ind nbided by
the decision; buf rather than take ad-
vantage over his opponent, on John-
.stons next service is sent the bail
deliberswly oumde the lines.
Hui Voilmer may be a prince of
middle-distance swimmers. but Lady
banner is king. Ind he wears the
crown When I man combines the
greatest speed with I flawless style
he comes pretty our being a pertect
winner
St Louis they be adhering from the
; -helil. but that does not prevent 'il
‘ from becoming basebIIl m Fielder
Jones will soon own the Molina City. ‘ '
Just as did Charleyfiomuhyryeus
In” It It II W91,“ Wharton
or at. {adherent-tr; 1850.900 land
to be given to the-Brown, l! they win
ibii peanut. they will consider them-
solves the "8m Kine” of how
but below Ilia world‘s me. is over.
, Joe Wilhelm running .wben be 1m
{it is to flinch. It is "ragga
ot a. good box out just to;
work on a “my busy do! 80
intake the must“ Irwld
fruit covetoun to see tho m
gm” to action ’
Typhoid [ever has ~ ‘
basebnll league at the = 1"
Ohio raierId, put the es-
repmeotlng the Mount Clo»f
itlie road at Boltimoreeitlter
little or In bed at their
necessitated the “locum
oi the shop employee with
.germs. The term (all M‘
some with the Camber“
July 2!. Some of the.
men are so seriouIly I
probably will not be I‘ll}
work. or pity but! for t
season. .
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DULUTH. Minn, Adina;
cut into hearing more:
York, Baum ' .
.Ind Lynn. lines" who will '
in the national react»
Slflfldflyi arrived hm;
Crows from Detroit. G
Mich, Chloe” and who
expected tonight. ._«
The Duluth Boat-CHIN
these figures on the ,
losy: Orwellian“. m
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said ”We! to the
sons. a't'bi terms were
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