NATiONAL LEAGUE.
is r
e
\' r.
Games Yesterday.
Chicaco, 7:
1 Pittsburgh.
hizz;i.;’.~t
0Ll_v two routes scheduled.
Brooklin. 6.
o .
Standing in National League.
Pittludcipliia, l (16
t
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tint iii iiicii
; intuit llili
l .itlte- 2!.i~ i‘ilul'h of liasuc pioiuo-
“'. L. P.(‘.
lii'ookltdi ............. 65 41 .63
80- ton ............... 62 42 .535 ,
I'i.i‘i.tdclplila .......... 64 “5 .581
NH" Yolk ............ 53 56 .456
Pittsburzli ............ 51 {.9
(‘i It liEii .............. 511 62
St Louis ............. {i1 64
(‘ii i .iiilii'ii ..4.". 74
Games Today.
Boston at ('Illidjdtv.
New
liooklyii zit (‘iiit immti.
Philadelphia at St, Louis.
\‘oik a: I‘liir‘utligii.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Bolton. 7; tfleevland, 3.
New York, 5: t'hicauo, 4.
St. Louis, 52' \‘t'iishiiizton, 4-4.
Itctroit. 10; Philadelphia, 3.
Sinnding in American League.
\‘\'. L. P.(‘.
BOJtitl ............... 69 47 .595
(‘liit‘lillo ............... 65 54 .546
New York i............63 53 .543
Detroit ...............65 55 .542
St. LOUIS 5‘;............64 55 .53
(‘I- ‘i'd‘iilnd ............. 62 55
W. ~Ilil1;:ittll . ....... .. 5', . 60 .478
l’iiihitielipliia ....... . 21 SS
Games Today.
(hit-ago at “Hoaliincton.
St Louis at Now it]...
ht‘li'oif at Boston.
('lcvclund iit l‘hilniltlphin.
INYERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Toronto. A: i‘iovidi-iitc. 5.
liliiiflitil't‘, lliiffitlo. 1.
lilont'ctil, 7: Nowiiik, 3.
t):
iticiiiiioiid, 6: ilm-lics't-i‘, 6 (dull:
nests).
Standing in international Lengue.
\\'. Ii. I‘.l‘.
Btiilalu ......... ‘ ...... 63 50 .554
l’i'lfl'idl'lll’t‘ ....... , ..til 50 550
Buho’moro ............. fill 57; ri2?
«Month-cl -> ............ ' .56 52 $19
'rm. {m o ............... 5i: 5:: .514
llit Lituind ............. {-3 56 .486
“(it Itt'r‘lt’l’ ............ 47 61 .‘35'
Nt-wurh .46 65 .414
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Same. Today.
Baltimore. iii Tomnto.
Richmond at Buffalo.
Newark tit. Rocht-stcr,
(lid) three unlit-rs Ft'Iit‘tiIlIl‘ii.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Game: Yesterday.
H:-l‘litild. 9: Lowcll. 3.
how London, 4: iii'iticcport, 0,
'i'ortiiind. 6”: Lawrence, l-l.
Ff‘l‘lllizfit‘Id. 3: Now Huron, 5, (7 in-
ninrs. darknt'ss).
\‘I'orccstcr, 3: Lynn, 2.
Standing in Eastern League.
\V. L. P.(‘.
I‘ottl-tnd .............. 69 28 .71]
Kt \. London .......... till 29 70
Sliiii'fltiill 4 44 .551
Lynn ................. 54 46 .540
“'(u‘ccstcr . . . . . . . . . . . .52 45 .536
ani ('H( t- ............. ii 51 .463
New litit'cn ........... 43 56 .434
HmJni'ii .... 35 62 .361
JiriilL-cpoz‘t ............ 36 65 .356
].ti‘ttt‘ll 3‘ 62 .340
Games Today.
listrifiiril iii iiowcll.
Now Have mil \\'o:ci :ti-t‘.
Bzitigcpurt :it .\"~\v London.
l‘ortlittid at Lynn.
i-awrt-iicc at Sprincficld.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY.
Little Rock, 0; iirmiiiglitiiu. 0 (8 in-
mings).
Nashville. 2; Memphis, 1.
Chattanooga, 6: Mobile, 2.
Other games not scheduled.
HEIL l8 WINNER OF
DOUBLES EVENT
S'i‘. LOI'lS, M0., August 24.—-Ailcn
lie-ii. of Allentown, Pa., won the na-
tional double target championship
at the tournament of the Interstate
Tvi-p Shooters: Association here yes-
terday. His score was exceptionally
high—89 out of a possible 1004M
int; at lily pairs. Ninetyseven anio-
tours took part in the event. The
preliminary ‘hsndlcap in which there
are 515 snimnts began yesterday at-
teinqoo, but probably will not in com-
pleted before Thur-tiny noon. It will
be 191mm scissors-16m.
.; inning has“ ‘9'
handicap
.‘Jfia
l
.214
- turning the tables this Sunday.
iiiiltptiidt-ni bail. Stu—rail
mode to form a iii-state
lit' with cities of Connecticut. New
bluesy iiiitl Ntw York rcprcscnttd.
INtii\:;.ll.
iiiall town. and (mil. to the success of
jI-ns: yciti‘s ttuni it has bttll thought
lili‘tll the entrance into such 'd iciiiuc
'twnulil l‘ii‘thi r promote
bus! t that] t‘llllilhiziriti in this til). 'l‘hiv
- .\ htvi;
tin.
i:I
tit) li.tli it to
.IlliillilLlliltliI of tht ioizil (llilllltl
iiitii Iii‘tll for an Hill’ulit't' into It‘alllil'
”whim” Itli\'>t‘\t‘I.. but pici't‘t‘ to pick
its own plums and their Uplililll‘ili> ,
_I.~.
iliiiilli‘li it. \‘orwiilk, lliiti the lump hiti
of .i tuiiii itprcsciitiiig this cit) llilil
a it spur, would be simply a iiiitttt-rol
an (‘Xllt‘l‘lilll'llL
Illl' IlIiII Iltl.‘ llt\t'i‘, us yet, Iltl'i‘
JOHN L. SULLIVAN AS SPORTING
ORACLE.
in his ciforts to become famous its.
330 r. sporting oracle John L. Sullivan hits I‘ n’ '
mmlt- some remarkable predictions
within Iilt‘ Iiisi [cw tints. its follows
1 -Jt.~s Vt'ilhirti is u fulsc alarm.
; L‘ lhll i’i'ciiiiuii will he the llt‘.\l
Iii‘it\}V\t‘lL'lll t'IltiiiipIuil.
l 3 lioili liiist-Iiiill polio-unis will go to
jiiur‘tlll tliis slisttn.
t in addition to tlicsc st-t tisscrtioiis
:JIH‘ Ii, with moist (3)95, hcsoucht iii‘t li-
llili]: to ‘Ii‘t r t'I(‘.’l" of the :iwtul cum
tph- wt by liimsclf iii Iill' llililll'l' of
:lii‘mt‘itiiJitlIi with .loiiii iliirlcvt-orii :iiitl
OIIlll‘ joii.il pi-rsuiis, As ilreunuii is
;:~l'iilil\ zi iltllt-di‘illiii‘i‘ it scents tittit
Jiiwu wzis wasting his cti'ort.
l. IH' lriit- lIiiil Willard is it
iztlu about. but he won his title front
:tim Lilli)! lli‘i‘i'll Jack .loiiiiscni. ‘Suiii-
:Hili mirht Ilii\l‘ bccii champion of the
world Iiilti IlI‘ committed to box Peter
ditch-on, the champion of England
and Australia.
If .tiiwii’s inforiimtion on biiscbsll is
-cqi::il‘in importance to that on punt
‘Ilhlll it will hc unncu-ssiir)‘ to further
disiuni the subject.
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Illtl)
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TV 0038 TO PLAY WITH COLON-
iALS IN NEW HAVEN.
attempts .
ttllirilili'l’tl at good tun-hot .
{stint Dilililli
l RIIIIIAIID’S iiiifliii
White Sox Flu We
her
464 iii: to cstnblish'zt hit: league basket»:
:461 hm! tram ill thi.» city this winter. it is; :hui.‘ 0f ‘mto 'MW': M f“ 535“ m I“.
“u, movable that Nomulk will remain in‘
.
, use at W
I ll ‘ ‘ V .
t thus not Lian-lice Row‘lundi'
5th: Iiili‘ugtl l‘ifx.
liar
pt-i .-
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'l‘ht \\'l:i'.c 5px fiiiis
lil'itD~Ul.ll work of t‘oiu-
(ill lilltli‘rttlt‘liil'ill.
'i‘iii'y claim Iiit‘ Sux Ii'dlt' thuch
tiiitiuiiil power that if they werciiji
handicapped by "bungling leadership"
!ihc) would he so for in the from now
'biaiiii-
.isl oy's 11101
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.‘I4
tIIiUI the Ameritati Luigut‘ i'uit't‘ would
II'
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tiltl'.
iIt‘I‘l' is “It'll t".iil,\'ci"s llili. I t'lii»
t-iiro bliulllilj.’ puiillmtioii hit» to ski}
,lll pz-rt uncut llowlsiiid and the Sox:
' (‘Iilii‘It-t A, (\lii‘l'l~
‘Ii
llIlt' White Sox to win tht- Aiiici'icui-
t‘iitiiisiw)
l .« .lll‘.‘ gillliltIO'i hc most sit a maim-
35"” at out-c. t'hicuponiis. iiotcd tlm
lit'llqlil and breadth of tho countiy for
‘thti' fairncss, pulled“ for llowhiml
ll” make good, ovci‘luoIti-d Iii>
litit‘s, hoping
llils-
against Iiolii'. 'J‘IH‘
how: \ii'. is pzist for N‘llIlllttli'
iitztkt-
.aiid t'larcnt t- Rowland
iw'n) for it stit’M-ssoi‘.
“Tc cliniiiiuc to itllow' llowlaiid full
Imiiizagenienl of the lt‘Hlll in lilt‘ fit’l t.
tmcuiis tiiiit
iscsws the host Ih'leii
llili‘l
t
i£I7Iltlll’Ii t oiiiisltot' pus.
Iit‘ Iiitr. Iltid iii
)t-nrs and one that Is for titt'plziyiiic
liII cthci‘~= in thc Amcrii‘aii imagtic he
.s doomed to >t‘t‘ his men suft‘t i' ii:-
iioirziimits ilcft‘itt.
"If (It? “‘Iiitc Sox \vcro it] liti>nt~-
\‘iiil' of the services (if Fit'ItIt‘r Jlinl*~,
tin-y would at this momciii not he
fiL‘IIlIlig for the loud, but would tw
romping otit in front, possibly fifteen
clinics to the good.
“Primarily. Rowland knows noth~
in: of the finer points of blist‘bali._
But they do my he is it good mana-
ucr off the field. That ho will learn
is to be t-xpcctcd, but he should not
he allowed to learn tit the expense of
thc White- Sox lusinn the much covct-
't‘d pennant. The public dciiinntls
IIll'.I t‘otttiskcv rcmovc ROWIHHIIWII
necessary :10 on the bench himself.
"'l‘hc ‘Eyt’ bcilcves such tlt‘nlltlldr~
should not be made tinlcss ll fitting
isllt‘fi’fi‘sor can be found. (‘iimislicy
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lilOili iii iiiiiii ” liiiw iiiii uttii, in tuition
i?
tlcfimv halite fiend Then to
7 man
Ni-LW YUICK. Atiwlsi 24.
'Ziinizitiuian. ilii- Bronx btali’itl, and
ltlll‘ 1-! the I)l,'a.'Li"-l thiti> cti‘t' Iliuiii‘ iii'
itn- National Lennie may be complet-
ed It} llllllgivl .lo‘iii .‘ictlmw. itii‘t)‘
lutiely disgusted with the showing of
his litllll. t'sptttillt lliia llit'ccsiiuiLht
shutouts in St. Louis, left the Itrtilll on
lip tint night and wont to (‘hh-ituti
[Vliel‘t‘ Iit‘ Hit‘lil
)i‘sli Hid) in ionicitncc with t I::lii9)'
\\'vi tidbit”. IIII‘ lil‘llt‘l‘ of the t‘uhs.
\t t . LIilllIiil already ii;id turned down
\lttnitw's of litit‘lc cud
Raul) Ziniiiii-rtrieii tutti Williams.
“1 Lililiitll doc.- not tumor that linitft‘
i~ \\‘illii«m~' thiss as :m oiitfli-ldcr.
ihv iiiiitzci' Fed IJHt'Iit‘i‘ is
Iltllli-It‘ ii'ntliii; Zilllillt'i‘lllllll.
pi .iposii Lou
Itil'
l'.
iitiuo \i‘l.
Im’
I‘,‘
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Iic
IIIII‘. It}
Stdlliitas of tilt Bravos
l-
lIZtltit
v..t~ ital 'iui \irliiiiit)’ tint! .\lc-
tii',-\ l.- limit til his piotwsitiou
«vault-ii lit) has pliintwtl it more
‘.i;’.li1ll lit‘lti iic is wlliim: to give
up I‘l"“ litislv‘ and Kit-ride. and his
ii-w liliii‘ilsllifili is this pair for Kim.
lllt‘ll:.:ll Itiltl Saint: 'Mct’lvnw also is
:tftv :' \vi‘iv‘r. l'il'I is wriin': to throw
ii: limiwr in ill“ deal iind niiiiic up
thr lt‘sl ill cash.
llutli llotlo niiti hierklc have been
dvfin: poor work iiild season. For n
«third: Lnrrv wits nchllniz great. but
sirt .- h-nvii-c Now York he is niiikini:
up for his good stretch on the Polo
Grounds. \lcrklo Is having his poor.
k»! ~czisnn slut-v ht- bt-ciinic il rectiliir.
ii: hasn't illiltlt' timnv crrors. but his
fitltiill.’ lm’ not lbw old time dash to
t. i'itx ‘.i~ litiln: Mi; boon uwut off.
\‘nh 2‘ is button it poor you in
‘Iiit-tii-o cnt' has Ilium hittin" 'U'titinti
.i‘m. it is figured that it change in
lcenery‘dhidfilolliklidlflm
lint batsmen. m on thin Hill
mail on the Polo Emil! until Ill
wt?! mall. I'll-III
:ilsu
Tyrus Raymond t'obh. ”w Georgiaim“ such a man-one who has the,’ 4990““!!! W m ”I"! m
Li’t-zich. prociiiimcd by critics
its in mnkc his initial bow to it New
311mm :iudicticc thcrc Sunday, (‘ohh
‘w'ill phi; loft flcld for the i‘oloninls
iin tho unmi- against the New lliivcn
lolub. Cobb. of course. will pull down
a bi; pitiirantcr‘ for his scrviccs. the
lexuc. amount of which hiss been kt‘pi
til s'etrct. News that (‘ohb Illlti been
‘(‘n{.'l.l;(‘il to play in New Haven causcd
»quitc ii flare in sporting circles yester-
xds. (Tobb has led the American Lear:-
Iuc ii‘ hitting: for ton consecutive years
land is about the only linii player of
’tod..t who has no weaknesses. Surc-
;ly New Ilnvcii ions can whet their
l'uppt-titcs for it rnrc trcnt.
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iKELSEYS GOING TO GEORGETOWN
l The Kclst‘y hiiscbnll tcnm with (l
l{scaly rtrcngthencd Iincitp, will jour-
,ti(-_\' to Ccorgctown, this Sunday af-
:If‘i'llt‘dill, and clash with the team of
ithnt pint-c in thc mound game of tho
‘scrison between the two teams. The
:lit‘lll’yfi reccivcd an artistic trimming
lot the hands of the Goorgctowus in
'thtir last game, but are confident of
An
short is being made by Manager Mc-
tii-rric to sign up Olsen for mound
duty for the Kclseys.
CHICK BROWN TO BOX AL KET-
CHEL.
NEW HAVEN, August 24.-—The lid
,todny.
“And tliiit limit is Rziv Sl‘lllliii." i
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AHEARN BEAfl BLACKBURN.
i‘llli..\iil-2I.l‘Iii;\, Aiiuiz-t Cl. .
Young Ahcnrn dcfciited JlHI-L lilllt‘k‘
burn. thc colot‘cd light Ilt‘:l\.\\\'(’i9lltl
in six rounds at the National A. t‘.
last night. Blackburn took the lt-iid
for tho first two rounds. Alicuru then
cut loose and paw lliiit-kburn it Illill‘
bod,v llt’t'llillil. HP liiid tho colovctlL
boy :ill in at the cud. ‘
PATSY CLiNE TO BOX LEO JOHN-y
sou TONlGHT. . l
NIZW voiut', i\tt:u.~t fits—Patsy:
(”him of Iitll‘lt‘lll. :idipittrillt' one of
tho clevcrcst w‘hiic Iiulitwolg'hts ln‘
thc panic. will toiiicht at tho Elllllil‘t‘;
.\. (‘. stuck up against Leo Johnson.‘
thc recoignizcd colored iiuhtwcig
champion. ilild :i buy of brilliant boxu
int: ability. This should be :t trcnt for
tho hoxini: introns who linvn I
tired of tho clinching. huucing and
httttiticr brill-'lilt’, 'l‘lic cotitcst should!
scintillntc with sclnnce. I
Hardly less interestingr should boy
the other event between the hard liit-'
ting Marty Cross and tho clever nndi
combative young Jack O‘Brien. of.
Philadelphia. In fact it is a card thiit’
should jam the house. ‘
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l.tlI"
. willing in trade non it isn’t much of
‘oitiiin of Fistiana.
u fu- :(.|itiniiiiins of a grant mananci: onc wlio.m”‘“‘"" ”w Fm“ ”r" “m “mm"! m
lurctttesi iiziil player of thc Kt‘cnration 1" “‘0 tli'ciitest liIiLW‘l‘ In t'IIIlt‘rlt‘flgUO "”11“ mm” under "“~" “Ir““"‘““““‘“‘-
I ' . v.
"llili \Vcccitiiiun will not pnrt with V. H ,
linttis. “'t-ciz'hntnn linnws that thc
(Hunts inlil Sflfiittitl for litiuff’s relcnst-
firitrt» that if Ricarhw now is
it I‘htis? In." tIit‘ l‘t‘ti Ty Cobb.
Avccrdinr to rcpnrts from f‘hlcnizo.
Wonthtiiiiti will not cn'midcr snv dciil
'lc” viii rm involve the transfer pf
Aiihttr' i-‘lcitliei' to tip" Cubs.
IMPIIIlIiIII BIIIIIS III
Bi SIAGID IiBiII [iii
“w,
Labor Day will sec lhc annual awok-
Just why the box-
i-i.~ ,who toil not. neither do theyspiii,
l
hi Ito any moot extent, should choose thisl
do) l> not apparent. twist" do.
l'pou this (in; and date "Charlie"
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become -‘\\‘1ihc. the lizthtwcight of Chicago and‘
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\\'t‘Ii-'Ii.
.iicrpool, will try to catch “Freddie
Iiit‘ nimble-iced linhtweigh
chrmplon. in n 20-round race. George
Chaney will earnestly endeavor to find
the clusive chin of “Johnny" Kilbanc.
the featherweight champion, Francis
Choilcs Moran will take off his cost
and try to scatter Carl Morris. th
Sapulpa Giant,
line.
John Mb
Gina. .‘liil is intcut on Liliiilg Ht‘iilie‘
the birucst purl of
~ turned down thc propositions 2
.. it
i whit. oi lirt-okltii and
over the Oklahoma sky 9055“)” be regard “5
Wm be Mod 05 the boxing seasoni CALLAHAN MAY MEET DUNDEEI
next month with Chick Brown, light-i NEW YORK, August ill—Frankie pmnktm "Jim" Coffer the pride of
weight champion of New Haven, fur-liming“an has received an 0“” of loounty Roscommon . irelnnd and
“mm”: opposition to AI RPM“! “tho“t with Dundee provided he bemsicbuntv Bronv New ’York will, try to
Bridgeport. Brown has let no grassi-‘sd WOIEWS‘ at Washington Parkto-wmnién'e pit-toast", or otherwise dis-
grow under his feet this summer admin”)W night “70133“ declares he; owe of ,Ernest‘ Cutler Price who is
to has been training faithfully everyds now fighting in his form “1'9" WP . k 2 . “J" k" Dil-
.day. The bout looks good, was champion, and that Callahan will "we general” no“ as M
not want to fight any one after that
RYAN STOPS LORE. ibout, with him at Washington Park'
NEW YORK. August 2t.——Wiiiieliomunow night.
Ryan, the sensational llcw Brunswick
upheld with a variety of left jobs and
right crosses. Minor pugillsts of all
weiierwréght, scored a technical WELLING iN Fm; CONDITION weight classes and various stntesof
knockout ovor Johnny Lore, of the FOR DUNDEE. serv will be seen and heard in
West Side, in three rounds, at the; NEW YORK. August 24.-—Jimmy ““0 rings upon me some day.
Pioneer Sporting Club, lost night..Jofipaon took Joe Winning out :0, an - .
1““ “WM "“m‘m’ m" Ryanimo will yesterday. and he avoided no FIOHT8 3mm TONIGHT.
had staggered him with a couple of
so many “L" villus and other immov- s NEW YORK. August 24.——Waiter
in the quaint little Borough of~
Thus the dignity of labor will be.
right comm Lore. thoush out on
his test, mogul to rein Win
|token of defect.
goth»: lotion“, the W‘ lids
m _ gull! jthtooted III M
able objects by such close ehnvssthet
the «cured tom pounds of! his 11th
iplon. Johnston says it. will be our,
for Willing to «to» flip Idlht M
the mom with m CHM”,
. . ' 1.‘ ;-i " ,n .
"awe
Mohr. who is sold to lie trying to re-
flona and get out of the butting and
clinicians habit, will honour tonight at
the Clam A. C. in I. bout with
chemo Smith.
:M no
ti um hone My'mm to to
, w .
iiiiiiiiiiisi iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
4‘
Ilfil ii iiii Hill
trusting. Sprinter. Strick- B!
l Paralysis, Ion loo-Yard lash
i iii lest Ilse Four Years lien
‘ '. I'l'ew, the colored :pl‘illlt'r and
iiicltiti' of the 9 3-5 seconds for the
loo :ai'ds, has bcrn a slioit but bril-
liati one. llesiiatt-iits from the coast
siiitcd that Ul‘t‘w, a: the result of an
old injury. has suffered a stroke of
ipai‘hlt'si», and therefore will never be
able to compete again.
Thu great sprinter
pririiiiiit-ncc at the 1912 Yale ititcr~
cIiiiiiipionships. Sparrow
iloii itson, who wet.- pistol fin-rut that
line-ti ,wits grimly IIIII)I't".‘~t‘d with the
,woilt tit lircw. while he waiizmd up
pricr to breaking.r away from the holes
ills pick tip was |tPi'II't'I. :iittlwhtn Ii“
am into l‘l.~ ti utility In» siiunotl ii Iuw'
‘ tit-lion. lic V’cII
down. it “His out
Ht‘l ., who‘ll running
i . .
up." li'lll In ho t i.‘ l'liilL‘ ‘iiiust ii
“”110 into
M I (iiiirlif
lmpt hi.- (ti’lll:~
from tho Inuit.
Illt'w’
man-r known to Itir‘w his pcrfi ct
Hc ii:
iii the VP!) it‘W world‘s spiiutcis
[“119
i‘Imlllf‘l! front shirt to finish
onc
‘wltn had his i'nnnini: :it both cnrl~ of
Centrally a man who is
rpiitk out of thc Il()II'> and fast for the
first ."0 or in yards of ii hundred is a
tinlsliir, 'i‘hi» was not into of
DH w who was our of tho fnstost tncn
frrni ninth known in foot
running .liistm‘v.
lit-cw also lmd his riiniiint: in the
fini~h. llo won Ilit Ynh- ll'l‘: inter
tlic tticc.
sloth
the c v or
. ' ' V‘ .
sclio‘nstlc clininpiunsliih “lint" in ten d'r'
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Titi‘ foot running '(‘lil‘tt‘l‘ ot Howard
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Sunni-l Chm Effect“ With
Iiis Arrival This Week —- Iiiie
Sweeney to lo Ills Assistant -—
Captain M's Cali Will Bring
(hit 120 lea
NEW HAVEN, Align-t \\'iih‘
Iii“ :ii'ri\.il oi Tad .Ioiics. title‘s n. 2.;
football chief. I0d‘l)’ or tomo'i‘ow. tht
]i|(|.‘l owl-oping chap-w iii aviiiiiiii-stric
tioii of gridircn affairs at tht- tiniivrs-
it) —(.\t'l‘ ol‘dcrcil will so into t-t'fi-it.
l-‘iouz top to bottom Yule hits imd ii
football IlOlist’t‘It‘ailiilE. fiir
(‘OiiliiillL' is tom-Mimi. New muniti-
ts. itI‘\‘-' fill‘nlltli’illr, mv.‘ ll.tlI:iHl> of
tit"!-
‘l
H.- iri‘
It‘niiilnr. ncw organization tit the
Duii'll in dttiiil and ii ittw' Iii-hi polity
will in into tvi‘l‘t‘t-t with iht- Joins aid»
lilililili‘lilillil. incidiiitiillt, it now lot
of t‘;..\t~rr', llllli'i' IIItIIl rH-r I)"I(ili' it Hit
:i it'ltll'tl lililtlt‘ Iii IIHH‘I‘ niiot‘iei' til
low or in it it'lltiilll.‘
school, will do tliv ctitliron cniiitmiyi‘»
ill"
pt t‘llill‘lilnl'f
Jottin- comes fresh from it {our
.“i-iirs‘ \it-toriotts ('iti‘t‘i‘f‘ its Pix-4w
Acudwmi cont-Ii. iic fairlt won lIn
title at that place of Itlltlillll pi‘cpat‘nw
torv school conch of Amerits. for his
EMIPI‘ clet'cns repeatedly dt‘k‘ait‘tl‘
'ni'tti‘iti minor collogo teams. the .Yiilc
and Harvard freshmen. and u‘l pro»
pnizitorv school rivals. lnclttdinc their
Andi-wr heads»
in." Tad Joncs' meter clowns for
four seasons have been given by uni
vcisnl conscnt thc rflllilini: of All-l‘ol-l
imitate teams. .
t
I
Mr" cric
()IHIU'HJH‘ ‘2
.lniic<. who has ncver brim n resi-
foothnll coach at Yale. will
reporting
nu» ii 'i l.t‘ txdcl Ii« 2:;‘ it‘.‘
to. liiil'lilt Ii‘.‘ 1.- ~—l in ‘1 wit—clued
btit‘i', .tiid the Iilu‘cl' iuJitaat-e the
mint. 1}" and d'riijilllltil} ('Izaidi'lt‘i' of
the tiuii..i.,v which will be o:dero‘_
‘Unl‘i‘l' Iii: BIL-icklones-Sweeoc)‘ re-
glint.
Fl “t3 Shit-ion out Jim Braden
art the on. pipers who wcre ie~
gziit‘ctl suit of ltfitliltl positions, who
Toby-
hgi this i- t‘xpt‘ilt‘d home to
h) 123 and will
ii iii .3 hl‘ilHltl string candi-
Tilt‘ iiit'i that a total of 500
TlivILiti'it‘r II:,i\E' bit-‘n kept in
.,~~:«..l tniiilnion by mili-
‘illifl'ii‘t‘ is rszarded
by l'attlulll ill-“cl. :i splendid con-
dit «thin: tii thi- citu-it. and his
will look for promising l't‘:tl'\’9 mes
ii-ri:.l anion: tho tnciiibcrs oi the bat-
tcrv as- soon a! they reach this city
and are disbanded.
iiisiuiiEiii-iiiiis
Pillfllillit iiii
R’tl‘TilAhll’TfiN, N. Y. August 24.
—Jo.-eph J. Armstrong. Pennsylvania
state winner of 191.7, Won the import-
ant (‘tiulth‘l of the fourth round of tho
Elimolow Club cup tennis singles tour-
llllllii‘ill here yesterday, in which eight
(‘Ol'iii‘flfllllh' now survive. Armstrong
iii-ft illt‘d Tlit‘tidore II. l’t‘li, midd‘lo
sixties and former national indoor
(‘Ilitil'llitifL at .3 'i. on: t}~—2. Fusing
chap stroke drivcs and clever placing.
Al'llirlruilg kept his opponent on the
dc" nsiw. Rowland Hobcrts. of San
Francisco, dcfeated U. (‘olhet Caner,
Iiiil‘thI, 6— ll, 4 ‘0. (iv—2. A speedy
not attach blocked and smothered
i hit i's returns.
Watson M. \Viislibuin, cup winner
of 1505, and R. Norris Williams. 2114.
former national champion. also came
through the round.
:4» with ‘iit‘ Yale ii..ttt-iy at
Is‘ 7.1.
llIi:
tiiiifi':
('2‘) 9i jrtciiibt-t‘
llili: 5.
itii'
inn
i
' ti .‘.~ ‘il
tor) >t"\:t€ all
its
aid
seconds At the Eastcrn tryout held conic here this wcck on the crest of: The doubles contests were begun 1.
in thc liarisrd stadium for the 1912.‘I"' “““‘ 0f ““1““ I“ ”Pl‘flml‘lr." the afternoon session. William A.
Olympics lircw won thc
tho record time of l“ 4-! sit-ontls licimm “‘19 .
tit Stockholm. w inllillL' liisi"l""‘i“"““ "f Pllm‘PI‘m. “1'0 ll l“‘flrl\\'m.am .l. (‘loilllt‘l'. They divided the
tho 1“" metres easily in ”N" picked Small" ilush. who return llioliiit‘s‘ of the doubles with William
and qualified in tiic second “5 I° is “mm mm" without lnnrcis'M' Johnston iind t‘lurencc .1. Grill.
conqudcd
limit In
seconds.
tries for the final I'J‘ilt, but pulled up
‘nmc and was unable to start
final. The t-acc was {like
of. however. by Rhiph Fruit. of 139- land,
troit, who won in 10 4-5. Aivnli
has taken n'lenf from tho:
w Piiizruion coach. but with :i record
1
In the n" f-inic won bv his work in handling
it good “within l‘niversity School clevcit at Cleve-
Joncs Is said to Imvc it three
“t‘fl‘V' contract. totalling about $20.
.\liycr. lush-American .-’t. (‘.. and [bnjfmd
llippirt-ott. of l'nlvcv'sitv of Pennsyl-
vtinlzi, rtin sccnnd and third.
lirtw‘ Icft the Eiist ovt-r two wars
Ina-o to coutinuc his law studies at tho
'l'iiivcrsitr of Southern (‘iiliiorniii
l\\'hilc rottipctin; iii the \‘i'ist ho lllll
itlic inn f-‘al‘tIS in it 3.5 socontis. out
l’nst- st time over mndc by an nnmtcur
‘sprintei'. There is thc Silllii‘ figure
{on the record book for Dan Kelly.
{his mark is not taken seriously b3
"lIIlIl‘II(‘ experts. Drew
iioual Junior and
*IDI‘.’ championships,
titc junior and mm time for the son-
linr. in thc 1913 clisiiipionsliips hc
i was first in the two sprints. “row at
Izhc 1915 Pennsylvania relay met-t met
and defeated thc host colit-gc sprint-
er: of last your. lil thc second final
hoot he ronipcd throtiizh in 10 sec.
I node.
I
stinior .-\. A. l‘
JIM CORBETT TO BOX JOE COX.
NEW YORK, August 24.—Jim Cor-
bett, by way of doing a good turn for
iiiis friend, Joe Huiuplirie-s, has con-
tlscidetl to no to Dal Huwkins‘ trainings.
:qusrtcrs and box with Joe Cox. No
Idoubt Corbett can tell Cox a great
‘mam useful things as to keeping the
ilaw out of danger, but the fact that
TCovbctt boxed with Tom Cowler just
eibeforo the collision with Dillon might
slightly ills-
qu’eiing.
To a man in the signal tower it
,iooks as though Cox should get a
dozen sawedot’i persons of great
i'strcngth and tried pugnaclty and have
them rush at him in relays. This sug-
gestion is made in perfect good faith.
Cox will meet Bob Mohn at the Man-
hattan Casino next Monday.
BRAVES TO RELEASE
DAVIS AND RICE
PROVIDENCE, R. 1., August 24.—
Thc Providence Internationals will so
cure Pitcher George Davis, and Ar-
thur Rice, a young catcher, from the
Boston Nationals, if waivers asked on
the players‘ releases are obtained.
according to Word received from
Manager Shean. of the local club, yes
terday. Davis reported to Providence
st Tea-onto yesterday. Rice in ex-
it“,
. .
in tho. tom at mus-iv
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I
“m ”H. N, and "athletic organizer.“
vit to Jones the football commit—
too has engaged Michzicl l‘. Swecncv.
world's champion liiizh jumper. track
and football couch iii the llili School.
T‘tzttstown. Pm. to fill a new role in
our Amcriczm l'nitors'itv. Sweetiev
will be “athletic ndjwstnr" at Yale.
\‘otious titles have been sucaustcil tc.
cor-‘r the unique work in which he
but wil" be cnsnized this full. He has. inshuml iii“ up a good contrast.
liilll. been lnhclled “nthlotic director",
but ”tit!
i
justor" seems to be generally con-1
doing 10 1.5 for ceded to hit the mark better than any.
of the others. Sweeney will be c.\'-‘
100 mm“ mfschool football coaching. in selecting Lam“, "mm. times national chin)
pith. piiirctl with his oltl partner. 'tt‘f-
the national pair from the Pacific
(‘UiISL
CHINAMAN T0 80X TONIGHT.
.\’l:\\' YORK. August 24.~-~Asido
from the injection of Ali Chung, tho
(‘hincst boxer, into the proceeding.
the bouts tit tiic Arvcrne S. C. to-
iiirh' should be interesting. it is a
homo question how iiiiiny rounds Bob-
by Moore will last with Joe Welling.
its .ioécpli is :i better boner and bitter
than Moore. it should be spirited
while it lasts.
Freddie Reese and Eddie Sicgai
m...-
BIRMINGHAM RESIGNS
AS TORONTO MANAGER
TORONTO. 0nt., August iii—Mim-
accr Birmingham. of the Toronto in-
Ipectct'. to make use of his long cxtwri- tcrnational League baseball teams“;-
cittc in inking charge of a myriad of,
detitlls which the captain rind tlici
cosctcs cannot carry out its wi-ll its:
a non-coach. Not only in football!
but. also in other brtinciics of nth,
lc'its. will he be cxpcctcil to make:
his cxpcricnce and organizing :ibiiil)’
count.
A‘liil‘ from Jones itiid S\\'(‘etit‘}‘. Yalc
will have the largest stuff of conch-I
in: lieutenants on tho rcsidcnt squndi
cver collected here. in an effort to
ovricomc tch handicap ofliist season.
the most disastrous in Eli gridiron
history. Yale never before lost more
games in a season than it won, nor
hits it been before defeated by nearly
cvtry minor college rival on its srhcd»
ult‘.
Among the coaches will be Billy
Hurting, who has developed remark-
:tbic freshman elevens for two sea.
sons: Aleck Wilson. captain of the
team last fall: Nate Wheeler, resident
coach for the past two seasons; and
one of the most successful inventive;
geniuses of football the past few
years. i
The list is nOt yet fully completed,I
but it will include a large number of
Yale's most successful captains and
stars of the gridiron. One of them
is Howard Jones, brother of Tad. and
for two years head coach at Yale. A
former Yale star expected to devote
considerable time to the Yale end
play is Jack Cates.’
Captain Clinton Black’s call wthe
El’ players has sunmonod the largest
squad on record here for preliminary
wOrk, Tuesday, September 6. A total
of no ployen 1131 been ordered to
meet at the VII. Win at 1]
o'clock to W admin cat out.
ia‘
pvt-(d the owners last night by ten-
dcrini: his resignation to take client
imuicdiatcly. Birmingham said ho
was ruptured as a player-manager
rind as ho is virtually incapacitaipd
by on injury suffered last spring, he
felt it best to resign.
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