IIIIIIE IISIIIIS
LEAGUE.
NATIONAL
Games Yee‘erda .
Blot-kiln 21: New '
I’Ill.\b'u',L'II. 3-6; ‘:
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Standing in National Le
W. 1.. P.(
I’hilaiicipi iLl .......... 73 49 .59b
Brooklyn .............. 74 50 .597
Boston ............... 71 49 .592 ‘
New York ............ 59 62 .488
Pittsburgh ............ 60 67 .472
Chicago ............... 59 ‘ 71 .454
St. Louis .............. 56 75
(‘incmnati ....... 51 80 .389
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Games Today.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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Games Yesterday.
Boston. 5; Philadelphia, 2.
IItlltiII. 4: St. Louis, 3.
New Yorkflklshington, rain.
Chicago, 4', Cleveland, 3
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Standing in American League.
W. 1.. P.(‘
Boston . ............... 75 65 .577‘
Detroit ................ :5 57 .568,
Chicano ...... i ........ 73 58 .557
Ncw York ............. 68 62 .523
St Louis ...... .69 63 .523
t‘lctelalld ............. 68 64 .515
Wasliinuton ........... 65 63 .508
Philadelphia ........... 29 100 .225
Games Today.
Iloston at Philadel‘hia.
New York at Washington.
St. Louis at Detroit.
(‘lcveland at Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yeflerday.
Richmond, R: Newark, 0.
Montreal. 10: Buffalo, 6.
Rochester, 5: Toronto, 1.
Providence, 7: Baltimore, 1.
Standing in international League.
11'. l.. 1’.(‘.
lluflalo ................ 71 58 .583
Toronto ............... 68 56 .548
Providence ............ 69 58 .643
Montreal .............. 64 59 .520
llal'iltiore ............ .67 62 .519
Richmond ............. 58 69 .457
Itorhesler ............. 55 69 .444
New ark ............... 49 78 .386
Games Today.
Ilii Ismottd at Newark.
Baltimore at Providence.
Montreal at Toronto
Rochester at Buffalo.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Yeaterday.
llwlland. 2: Springfield. 1..
New London. 7-1: Worcester. tho.
Ltmi-New Haven. rain.
Standing in Eastern League.
1". L. PC.
New London .......... 111 30 .730
Portland .............. 7 35 .688
Siilingfield ............ 64 48 .57
“'oiccslcr ............. 59 61 .536
L) tin .................. 59 53 .527
New Haven ........... 51 60 .459
lil‘lti:f‘[Kll‘I ............ 39 76' .33!)
Hartford .............. 36 74 .327
Games Today.
I'cttl-md at linttford.
‘t'orci 3191' at Bridgeport.
Springfield at New London.
Ncw llaven at Lynn,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GANES
YESTERDAY.
Louisville, 4: Minneapolis, 3.
Milwaukee. 5: Toledo, 1.
St. Paul, 1: Indianapolis, 0.
Columbus-Kansas City, rain.
T0 STAGE RIVER SWIM.
Nchork A. C. Will Conduct Metro.
polltan Fll7e‘Miie Title Event.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—The New
. \ork Athletic Club will hold the Met-
nfioliian Association A. A. U. flyc-
milr river swim on Tuesday Septem-
ber 12, starting at 4 o‘clock In the at-
ternoon.
The star? will he at the Columbia
Unitersiiy boathouse, foot of West
116th street, and the course wlil
north to a point off 216th street. Ett-
try blanks can be obtained on applica.
_tion to Paul H. Pilgrim, New York
Athletic Club. central Park South.
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Baseball
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"l alliance-um all Ile-
SPORTScf:ALLSORTS
till licoll ill hills, an
Average Speed of 61.083 Miles ill Which lie leaner Ruched
First Base
‘ troll
neitmut League pil(her, is dead at his
DETROIT’ Mid," Sept. 7 “Anon“! hotm in Stile-neitady, N. \. Etans,
tecold was added to the Miss Minnca‘ “m be rcrallcd. while pitching for
polls siting in the mile time trials the Hartford club,
“‘1‘“ ”0““! the com Chal'imld lliidgepuri hIIIEss and runlcss
,lenge (‘up regatta, when the “99‘ G0“.\’in a Iiridgt-polt player reached first
ipli'er craft averaged “'05:; miles a":basc and not a ball was halted to
'iloui for her six trials over a mile the outficld. I-Zvans' feat was the
(out e, thtee runs of w-hichwcic inadegmoq remarkable m.” hung up bya
mmuwm and ”"99 down. !t' tifll't’tlklll League pittbe}.
i .I“._\ and licrnard Smith dlotc the h ms 18'”, went to the. linslon Na.
filsi mile downstream of the trials, ”mm“ “1.9“, m, remained for ”.0
InlakIng lhc nautiial mile course in
:lzim or at the late of 63.77 miles an
hour. ller fastest upstream trial was
timed at 1:08 2!», or at the rate of
tilt Ti. miles an hour. The Miss I'ictroli.
the only min-r boat to go over the
(‘OIIYH ill illcse trials ,uveraged 52.278 thc hum”. x, “ “an,“ rit'ht fielder,
”In” for ”‘9 six "13]" “Pr ”5‘07" with a pitched ball. Foster was badly
linulisll‘ealll lap being 1:16 4—. ., or at hurt and laid up for several
u“) ”“1 0‘ ”26 mile, an hour, ““d tvcclts. litans Iii'OOiIt‘d over the in-
h" “98‘ upstteani 1" 1 20 .5, 0" 51" jury to Fortcr. Iligllt their and then
mm" an hour. I L.Iit‘ lost t-olliidl-ncc in himself and
1 Th“ ml” previous mark officially llt'\tl‘iiilt'1lt‘ti Ill .iuollicr Icague game.
""“Wmlfli by In" American Power" ”him! until rcientiy. when he was
Iloai Association “7"" that made by iakvlt down with the stroke that
ill» 'l‘lcll. Ji‘., '1‘. Coleman du I‘oni‘s brought about his death, was cm-
hydi-(aplanc. which last year averaged ”my”, at ”H, (;,_,,,,,.,,1 Electric Walks
$3.879 miles an hour in her Fix ”“1“ in Schenectady itt milking munitions.
tliais at Manhassct Bay and madetwo ”Q, was taken to the hospital on July
0’ "*‘r “N “I“ “l ”1“ “”0 0’ “~54 :m and IllltI becn there until his tit':‘.lIl
miles an hour. ih‘lr‘l Sunday. He was born in Glens
M‘- Ir‘alls, ‘26 years ago, and was a pitcher
YANKEE SOCCERS TRIUMPH‘ 'of thc high school team of his nativ<I
‘city. It Mr: there that he made a
ll player which after-
lyeslcrday,
inc. about his release, In 1913 he
joillcii the l’itlstield club, of the East-
‘I m .Fissociaiinn. but only remained a
rilOl‘I tiinc. In a game at Satin llock
tarly that ~ciison he hit I’op Poster,
Wilh‘
Beet Swedish Team by 2 to t in Their
Final Content, Abroad.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 6 (viii London,
ls‘ept. 7). 2:10 a. m.-Tho All Amort-
call roccer football team last night dl‘."(\nj0.\(‘d the distinction of having
fcaicd a team componed of players of mm...) the highest percentage of
the Allmenna llrottsklubbetl and lJittr pnnles won as a pitcher In the league.
,gatdcn Club by a acme of two goals I". 3,.»
to one
Thin game was the la t to be played
and the Anlcticans will sail for home
on the Oscar I. on September S-E Rt-(chlly he had been in Schenecta-
Tl‘illner Harry A. Ilavenpori, of New- hi) plating in the outfield He occu-
at‘k. N. .I., and C. II. Bills. of the ,ionnllt mndc trips tot: Ictis Falls and
3‘00“?" COMIC“ WI" "0‘ Still Ilfli'i’n- c-omllcd the ballplnters of his almlt
DOI' lemaining to take the p0sitlou of mater in the mysteries of the game.
massrur to the Swedish team which up helped to make hie team work
will meet the Denmark federation In'bclcr and
game.- ill October. Ithc players.
TIN Americans scored both goals inl
the first half. their first goal coming!
after a penalty kick and the Belond R Noltis Williams. .d w,Ilo after
beIng the result of fine passing 'I‘llc' all inietregnutu of one yeal has come
Swedish team only was able to score back as national
reputation as
:“II'II won him a place in the Boston
NHIIIIIIRII.PREIIC team and rcaclledthe
zenith of his fame in 1911 when he
won new game in which he
isiaited. In the following year his
,.itm wcnt bad and be was forced to
retire from professional ball in the
cletlcd the morale of
WILLIAMS MODEST CHAP.
tennis champion,
ten minutes before the end of the last talked modcstlt tcsicrday about hilt
"fl"- licniiiikablc \"I(101,\'(I\(’1\ William
Johnston, of California. Not to any
KRAMER AGAIN CHAMPION.
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Per Sixteenth Year in Succelslon He
WI“ N'HM‘I 0”""9 H°“°"' i “It was the hardest battle of tny ca-
NII‘VARK, N. J., Sept, 7." R'flllk;lim" he said “and JtiIinSlOli [,1th
Kramer won the five-little race here films-I
last. night which gave him the nation-'m-or
ul crciin: title for the sixteenth your question or physical ability to stand
[in succession. Ilc ttas decorated with .hp sli'ttill"
Inn American flag by Mayor Thomasl. \t' input..- a. 31 and weighs 168
Raymond and rode around 1110 track ItiIlIl ion is ncarit 22 and Weighs 129.
ttliilr the crowd cheered. ' Mmt- liis tv-otds the appear-
than
Alfred (loullet finished second in .mp0 of the mung man told the story
the live-mile race.
Bob Spears was (if his succcss in the hcattrcnding
third and Hans Ohrt fourth. Kramer guru. L'Ie uh»- it after Insing two sets
scored 28 points fill of a possible 30 out of three atld with the betting odds
for the title while Bob Spears withiagai list Illtn at 9 to 2. he came back
14 points was the runner up. I\\ilh a diititt: finish and
isupt-riorilv in style in skill, bill solely
:to phtsicnl stamina did he attribute
IIIR tictort
plilvcd. \‘ictmv was simply it
(In pitli (Id
POINTER WINS ALL AGE STAKE.
TOW) ER, N. 1)., Sept 7.——Lewis C ‘
can lillllili Ntll
Pilililll: it till;
Charles (Chick) Evans, former Con-
scvetal years ago, .
seasons. at lameness in his alnt bring-I
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Int: Michael, IIas Fund;
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NEW HAVEN, Sept, —‘(lii(ki
Brown, the IlllIl' champion lightweightT
of Ntw Hatcn, is one scrapper whOIT
:cts no easy pickings. From the time‘
:that Chick left the amateur ranks,
two years and. and starlcd out ill his
prolt—ssionzil career, he has been up
against sonic touuh battlers and never
iias limn known to side sit p an oan- ‘
ill-111 or WILKII‘ out of a match. Chicki
,ioxn to hit VIII and the lOtlLIlt'l‘ the
club Illillt‘IilwfiIit‘I‘ can L'ct for him, the
bcticl hc liltiis it.
i‘hi‘ck didn't win all of his early
profs-.<~ititi..l cliRaHentenls, but he kept
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on lHt'It’IIll.‘ tough boys and learning:
all the
puil‘iiItI
ltt'ummic
I live ell
liim». it is true he was out-I
lit Williams, Rergcn, Ford
and llartlcy, until be dis
that the only way to do was
all in and swap punches. After
(IHIIL'I'lI hi= tactics. and with llle‘
ttplrictice mined by liming with the
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in
I’ll
tSCIIIlIlIBIlI SIAIIS
III Gilli IIIICIIIS
atlas of blind Auteur
tournament
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l’llll-.tlllll-l’lilA, Pa, Sell, It.
Illlt.‘ Jr.. the 13 yrul old hog. of
AIIaIlIiL is lIu- surprisi atld sensation
cl ihi‘ National Amateur Uulf chain-
pim I-itip, which is being played at the
Cricket t'lub. TImScttélmlii
\vuiked his way Iillu
bi
I't mist lt‘auia
‘ to tilt)
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)lclioti
young-ll: the
lhiii'. lolllld )tsit‘ltid}
i-‘rani. \1'. Iltcr
‘Iaii litulliliiun, I up and
defeating
the
In (titltl to will ynuiir Junts had to»
‘(i\t'l‘(lill‘st’ a lead of four IltiIt ., gained
'l the [list six played. He did this
vb: mining; home in 34 rII'OIit'r, despite
i ,..\ on the 15th, an tasy
III‘II'.
par {out
This band of gulf squared the
man-ll and in the atmrnoon Julius won
laudily, beta; 6.3 tor 16 holcs when
the ii.il<li t‘lItIt‘tI. In working Ilisw'ay
into lhc third tnund Jones has got ill
\‘III. sewn tvlhcl' golfers “ho had na-
tional reputations Iii-fine lilt.‘ tourna-
. . men slnilctl. for in ycsleiday's play
t'lctl l ’lonlliiy Shea for several weeks, _ .
1 . k iIlt‘t it: s huI cnc upset. Oswald
“own star‘cl It wmtlin siren ' . . . .
"p ' '1 II\tlI\’Il.\‘, the metropolitan and New
whit-I Inns nil Iit't-li interrupted.
nitttn jllliipcil in a yt-ar ago :.t IIlt
item. on n minute's notice and Ilt‘t‘il
\Ilet ill. of Nth \"0 k "e suitsti
ill. hl for lliil Diana and,
in t‘ .iimliit "apptl of New \otk. Andi
lh II lIlItIII t‘ i It I; was note becausetlley
.tmihin'l gitt hint Sam Ilobideau for‘
:in oppontlil Drown then almost
“liltti llud l‘isher. a big, strapping
iellmv from lair llaten and laced'
llud Painter, of Illidgeport. all over
the ring for ten rounds. Then'l‘lrown‘
I) at
“'0" NW lichlweight title of New
yen,
But lhcrc was one state boy whoI
gave Brown 11 hard battle and the‘
bout ended with a questionable de-
cirinn given by the ringsiders. He
was Al. Kcichcl, of Bridgeport, who.
for some time has claimed the light-
weight title of the state Brown ha
-lII”._“ w'tntrrl to i an". Kt (he! again;
i I Tt‘\(“‘ c t‘ c tilt? Ion. the same as
It did :Inaiitsl llcrprn. V'IIIIflllltn and
Ford, and. on next Monday night. at
the Arena. be has his chance.
Brown and Ketchel will meet for
15 rounds to a referee's decision as;
the headliner before the Quinnlpiac A..
if. .. and this attraction will open the.
boxing season. Both boys are raid,I
to be ready for the Important scrap. '
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THREE RUNS OFF BENTON
IN EIGHTEEN INNINGS
l‘itchers hartI won two games in one.
afternoon. "itiibe" Benton did not do
that when ltc pitched both parts of u;
.Itil'
tutcii (IIIt
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(I' ‘Ibln header at the Polo Ground yes-1'-
ti quay, but hc pitched baseball of all;
evccllcnt grade Just the some, even if
llt‘ only Illtlkl' et en. He showed slam
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and 1181120 than iii the first putt andi
mly it misplat behind him kept the
second clash front being a fie at the
tad of the ninth inning. Benton pit-
ched as effectively as boxmen who
have tt on two games in one afternoon.
His control “as cxcellent.1'le gate“
only two passes ill the eighteen in-
pings.
KUNZ AND WHITE ‘
HIAGGI, E OVER 2 LBSI
II. ism \ llalllpimi
ltcrgon, William! and Ford and ,
Ila-IA
Iwotl
[the crack New York player,
Motils a pointer cttncd hi 1.. L. Hag
gin, of Louisville; Ky.. and handled by
W. D. Gilchrist, won the tillage stake
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:tiounlains iling Kunz, of Norwalk, who is do
“I feel fit enough right now to: mending not one, but two pounds oli
through another championship “051! from Ell White
of Stamford, I
b?!
. Herrmaan, chairman of the National
:Commlssion, received by the
{of the Continental Fields Trials As-f’a
isociation here yesterday. Candy Kid,
a setiet. champion of the All- American
Field Trial Club and owned by C. H. I
titulicld, of Tulsa Okla“ finished sec- Lynch Does It in Seven Rounds—
ond handled by C. H. Harris, with: Dennlng a Winner.
third place going to Commissioneri NEW SORK Sept. 7 —-Monie Attell
Haiiy, a setter, owned by J. C. Shep the teieran featherweight, is
pat-d, of Grand Forks, N. D, and han.:vlnced that he is through. The b
died by “'Ed' Gar. er of the famous Abc was knackcd 011
~—-——————- in the seventh round by Joe Lynch,
COLLAMORE REINSTATED. rat the Pioneer Sporting Club laat'
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 7.—Allcn Gol- lnight. Attell wail floored for a. count
lamore. former pitcher for the Cleve- of nine in thefiflrat session and in
land American League and Toledo every round took a severe beating.
American Association clubs, has both It was only his sameness that carried
Irefill-tilted la organind ball. accordln him as far as he went.
to a message yesterday from On In the first ten-round bout Jack Den-
into: bad a slight edge over Eddie
prail- Nugcnt, of Nutley. N. J. Dennlngmho
dent of a mlWeellonal club with Is tlylng to come back after a long
ttlt," he said.
MONTE ATTELL STOPPED.
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. which Collemore la now playing The layoff, during which he acted as aboa-
m It" Matron ‘1! he «tints to in; instructor. was ally of speed, but
to me man la the he knew altogether too much fog the
d the cm 01“.
went down bliore
tiart.‘ i at “11170.01 IIilI‘IllnL'. bv attto
lili >"Itfll,
‘il. It plzitod premier
ill "1 Ix'liit‘Iit
, II 7} lo"
1 un til III!
golf to win
lie was 71‘. for the first
Kirkby and this left him
tum.
'liw tilti‘". iItIlt hip is working up to
tho List finish in
bi: :latcls 1 ft to flab! it out in the
.‘t‘lill.I71Inl: rounds.
Thaw who remain and the way they
are paired f r today' Robert Ciai'd-
lel, Chicago, \ all. '1‘. Jonvs, Atlanta:
.Irsw Illiilfotd. BOs'im,
“'hitc, \‘Iw \‘olk: .Iz‘Illl C. Anderson.
New York, \'il_ Charles Evans, .Ir.,(‘hi-
“it'll: l), C. Corkian, Ballitiiore. vs. CI.
13',
R. I'quton, Philadelphia.
Tic champion. Robert Gardner.
fairly easy over 11a: Marston,
5 to "
He had Mansion 5 down after the
morning round and continued to play-
consistently good golf an that Marstonflwmm is not onlt a cool heady box- iluoid at the New London County”
wail unable to pick up ant holes In
the afternoon.
thick m mu bad it a“ with W the bantam champion, has settled down iron the old lemrd tthen Harry an.
n, sum. of Pine Vang, He trlcdi'o I‘M-“”1““ I5 I! (“MIMI rurmisc to sicdlotcl. 11.13lutnenthal‘s Baron“
man: e\perlmenta on the course after
he had the match well in hand. Ills
win was by 10 up and 9 to play.
Jesse Gullford the Massaclfiselts-
,chnnzpion. after playing indifferent
igolf in the morning. and landing allI
incl. with C.. A Ormiston, of Pitts-i
burgh. all the 18th green. ttento
lit the afternoon and won 6 and 5.
Pelry Adair. the other Atlanta
'outh, who has done so well in this
championship, could not stand
pace and gave way
if Raltimoxe,
iii
to D. C. Corkian
in the afternoon, after
rl’i‘H‘mIi" “ii“ whom I have illOlIilt‘r iii the latter patt of the sec trig.
low scorini: war the rule. Evans-
‘iook hill 73 shots in the morning‘
lounn Other good rounds were made
a-
,4.
by C. II. Ruxton. .5, Gardner and
Small, 76
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NEW YORK A C. RUNNER WINS.
W OR! ESTER, Mass... S.ept
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New iork A. C colors. “RS the star
of n". annual electric Ii 'hl meet at 1‘0 10 A A., has matched the clever Ioe .liiri first tisiz to the course by p
ithc final lttn st‘ls He appcurpd mu Shyloek in Shakespeare's “\fer- the New Pngland Fair last night, nin- ‘\laione with BObby Gardner, 0f YOI‘I’ ”“9 1813““ stxth “019 I“ a “Em?“
unttcntied after the ten day‘s 1(turna.‘ih:llil of Venice" with his demand for ning the 100- -ya and dash on a mudd ””9 “’1' Friday night.
1menl as a vucationist frcsh front the a pound of flesh has nothing on Bat- track in 10 15.:
Kelly nosed out
'Tom" Halpin of the B. A. A., who
canled a 2 12 yard handicap. in the
last stride-t of the race.
y-Ials with all lIlt':
Gardiner.
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illiiili’s liltili ills
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1w manna-luau itali- _—I;nu. WWIfl-Mlfluflmm M’m““"“' “Mllkelrufldemflhfi
W by Olltniatiag
Welsh
NEW YORK,
then is a general belief on the part
«i boxing patrons that \t'eisli was the
l‘EI'IllIt‘ill of I'd\0lI'.IsllI on the part of
llifctce Iioclle, still it is pointcd out
by those who have studied the matter
=hat l'harlie White has now
Welsh for fifty round-sworn» twenty
and three tens—and that the suppos-
cd knot-her out has never put a glove
[on “Rich with disabling effect. There-
't‘nrc. White has been depending on
points to win his battles with the
champion, and that is a feat that bet-
itIl‘ boxers than \‘i'hile have utterly
failed to accomplish.
It is the consensus of opinion that
\\'l;ilc its a pt'obablc champion of the
ltJI‘thvILIII thin wliilc I‘rctidicersli
lht flesh is :i (Ii-ad bird in the
pit Lim» many ()lhtl' IiillH‘S,
\Viiilt' docs llox ttcll t'lltillEIl to
In“ a chance with a foxy ringster
like Welsh.
\‘i‘l-lte can I(I[l|iIt
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owr slow, plod-
I-llys who permit the Chicagoan
In sit It‘l‘ his Iii! hock. bill when it
llilir
litllit ~ to Illsi'tIltfis tin.- :cilct‘itls like
\\'cl-II lIlt' It‘II hook expert is help-
its-x White has missed his last
.iialcc to bring home the champion-
ship bacon. and there is small chance
.t his i‘t'ling another bout t‘t'ilh lne
[resent titlc holder.
Eaay for Kiiblne.
Killtane, by his summary defeat of
I.iIIIt y, removed the last opponent of
thus limit the feathcrtrciglii class, and
tile (‘Ictclandcr will have to resume
’iiIS regular occupation of toying with
Unis) paths or else go into lllt light-
I‘weil'hl class.
Boxing Noteu.
Many good judges are of the opin-
ion that Klibanc could dcfcat Welsh.
but time would be great difficulties
.i apiecing on the terms of the match
Joe Welling. in u twenty round bout
:itIlIl \l'i- IIin, looks like the most dim-
uercus man the Briton could meet,
i as
ct. but a hard two-handed puncber.
, The manner in which Kid Williams.
[those who thought the Baltimorcan
man on the down grade. He his now
.troulired half a dozen good bamamit
land is ready for all comers.
' Incidentally Johnny Ertle hooked up
vith the first classy boy he has met
since he first came East and got a
'drlibhing. Benny Kaufman was his
ol,tponent and while Benny is not it
,tiiampion by any means be conquered
Ertlc thoroughly
The winner of the Duffy (‘lltlrI bout
.at the Empire A. C. tonight is promis-
ed a match with Benny Leonatd. Leon-_
and has b en 0 taine .\ . r had tried to do. It is expect.
ina a: well as skill, for he was going. lilitiinz hint faiilt even in the ntorn- 9 b d by Ia'mmflkm ”‘ ”a 3
McMahon for a bout at the Empire
Club in a few weeks.
'23 1-3 per cent of the receipts to
meet Freddie Welsh at Ebbefs Field
,cl Madison Square Garden. llisiermsi
Shave not as‘yet been accepted.
5 Billy McDonald has malcber Carey
A inrIan and Johnny Harris for the came into prominence when be M
in holly New England. i1:Wmmpgkm;tOlymplc A. C. next Monday night and the. Mohawk invitation tournamentfi»
isXII‘InI champion of 1916 wearing the ‘hprp should be a “Dd bout
Willie Kirk, matchmaker of the New
In the other
ten Jimmy Split and Joe Ghetto will
clash.
The Broadway Sporting Club will re-
Islime. Its Tuesdiu' nlght bouts and will
will: whom Promoter Smith, of Nor-ll The slippely condition of the track open With a slam bang bout next Tu”
valli. is trying to match him in the.
main bout September 22.
t
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l
pounds. Meanwhile the main bout
hangs fire over two pounds. but it is
belichd that an agreement will be
reached. Meanwhile the argument is
Igivmg the bout lots of free publicity
ii'i The Nor-walks.
EGAN WITH PROVIDENCE. I
100 Egan, a catcher who started
was released to Lowell. hail been ald-
pr'etented “Ted" Meredith front w-in
ning the “0 yatd run Meredith slip“ Beecher This should be a bummer. {Chicago 13°33" t° 0”” Yale PM
Kunr wants White to make 1"6 lped “d almost fell just as he was; Saturday night's card at the Broad-
DOWIK at the rings ide, while White overhauling .I. Halfensicin, of the ,wav Sporting (Nb will introduce
"Him that the best he can do is 138 Brookline Gymnasium, who won thzipnmmo Nottpr against Johnny AI- of tales best known football players.
event.
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MAK ES WORLD'S RECORD
.o-
HONOLI'LU, 'I‘. 11., Sept.
stroke swim was broken here Mon-
day night by Harold Kruger, of Hon-
olulu. who made the distance in 1
rear Athletic Union ofllclals.
ed to the Providence team and. in all' ‘ Ludy Longer. of Los Angeles, made in trained a DOIIII on Cobb.
probability will be retained to the end‘ In new American record in the 500 "'91"? points ahead. They stand as
of the campaign. President Draper yards, which he swam Friday in 6 IOIIOWR after yesterday's games'
signed the player yesterday. He minutes, 11 seconds. Ted Cami. ofi
cornea with the mutation of being 3 New York. won the nil-yards la 2 speaker ......129 459
line throws} and "an excellent re- trunnion. 29 15 national. htumiCobb .........123 481
Herbert. Voila». of New York.
day between Harry Pierce and Willie
hurts and Teddy Jacobs
Mace.
and Jem
i The. Clement Sporting Club tonight H9913 CORGI! Tad 301188."! drilllfll N
roancwarnox: swmllwm present Mel Coogiul against Leg!!!" football players for a 5110" M
7.——The'
‘ world‘s record ‘for the loo-yard back-
Johnson,
champion.
WWI- »
JACKSON MAKES GAIN.
Jackson made a gain yesterday in
the ' colored lightweight
the Eastern League sensor) with Jack' minute, 14 1-5 seconds, according to' batting hOHOI'S. creeping no to within
FINN! Springfield 6M) and later'anncuncement made today by Ama-iflf‘d‘en MIME 0' Cobb,
and within
'twenty seven polnté of Speaker. Speak-
and is
0.11.13. 3. H. no.
lie :75 .331
78 no .369,
kick“ .13) £08 70 ”1478 p .354
in
i Second -— Prizes lauded -—
liliough
faced I .
i Former Mack cm Eleven
Johnny Kilbane demands $10,000 or:
. been umpirlng Ina minor MID.
hill Bills Plill
llillllls tolls "f
Contest—.1 I. Team's the.
Faty like: in Concilia-
ll.‘.ll'l‘I-‘illlli, St‘pL 7.—»Cattle pull-
.ng and hauling in lilt— test of strength
Illl' hull. bulls and steers was an I.-
ltl't tili,. i’tuiui't at Charter Oak Park
~.-tt-iday ailcl'lluull. lI‘itc yoke! eons
ltsm. ful‘ four plizcs. The lichen.
\v.i.. to find out tthich yoke could )Ill- '
the greatest weight the longest dil-
’I‘lie start was made with n _
lance.
than loaded with Limo pounds of pi.
ilou 'I'he flte yokcs pulled tu-
tuinhi without any difficulty for at:
feet and all kept in the ring until, kl
by her, the load reached 5,700 poulda.
Him. only thtee pairs held out. Al
Inc load reached the (LAM mark, can
ct. lIll‘ oxen Illl‘l its foot and, after
trying ill vain to keep on with 01111
Ilil'l-I‘ let's, was forced to give up.
ihti lcatine but l\\‘fl putts of conteada
.Irs. A ,tckc of big bulls. owned by .
Nathan 1’. Bearslcy, of Rotibury, got
i‘L'Iil down to the truss all their km f
and, with constant encouragement" 7‘
1l'lilll lI'P poadslick and loud yells from r
lit dim-1. straini-d and tugged until
they had drawn tln- (Hill pounds faith ’ ‘
and one-half feel. '1'. ll. Tcrrill’s yokh. t.‘
of mm pulled the same weightqt'n ’
and one-half fccl. ,
Mortimer Granger, of Stan)!“ ,.
\\ ho, with (l. A. Raymond. of Wot!!- .
el‘i-flt’ItI. “its judge in this Lulllll ..
130111551. said he had witnessed II.‘ ,-
.iRl' exhibitions in many parts of tin .
«ountty, but that he had never no. “
such an elorl' put forth as he laid,
the Terrill yoke make at the chains
M
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a“ c
tip-N“, ‘
NORWICH TRACK
RECORD “OK“
I. R Blumenthal'l Baron Hal cup: i
1.4 Second: from Old Rudrd—‘ '
I Year: Old. A
; N()Il\\'1i‘H,Sepl, 7.-—After studio.
for eleven Vears at? :13 14, the M
'grounds was smashed yesterday. m it.
did one- fourth seconds being alum W
.llouud in? :10 flat in the Freel‘onlll'
pii: sc. In the first heat, Baron mp:
{led along in a 2:11 1-4. and as,“
gelding was going smoothly, every”
looked for the record to begun,"
.“r bcllcred before the finish of (It. .
lace. The second heat was (211630.31.
into 2:13 1-4, equalling the record of j!
:Ile track. When Brusic was told that, “i
he had equalled the track record. I. .
‘slarled off in the third beat to break,,'
lit. When the timers announced 2:10
they told the crowd Brusie had done ..
something that even driter for olev- . ,_
rd that this will stay for some time;
Ins it is extremely fast for this track.
Brush: took the race In straight hulls
I
£CHIEFLEIN DOES EKWANOK ll
YARD HOLE lN ONE STROKE.-
l MANCHESTER, vi, Sept. 7.——G. a.
Scliicilein, the Mohawk golfer Vb“ r.
'cenilt, gained admission to the "0
club of the L‘kw anok Country Club “i.
stloke Monday. In the solvent“!
ycats of the club‘ 5 histoty this port“!
itzlar hole had never yielded a one III!"
ill this season.
7 _
I STAGG "TO HELP TAD JONES.
I *-
3 .
ball Team This Fall.
NE“ HAVEN, (onn., Sept. 7—011.
A. Alonzo Singer, ’88, coach of the Unit-
itetsil, of Chicago eleven, will 558%
it was learned last night. "flu
Ipecfed here next week to remain
ten days The blue candidates I
practice today in the bowl.
OLE-TIME SCOUT STRUCK BY
TRA’IN.
boughlia, old-time ball slayer '
who claimed to have discovered
Jackson, Eddie Sweeney and -l ‘
Yerkes" in dead here today from
juries received when atrocity};
manager train. McLouxbllnfi,
Norwalk Chronicler