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With the beginning of the third
week _ol football practice at Yale at
hana, Read Coach Tad Jones last
night stated that the period of the
regular scrimmaging had been
reached. ,
The coaches have laid arm [can
daiions in rudimentary play, and ex.
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dlc passes and punts with loss fum-
him; than any recent Yale squad
when ll, begun daily sorimmaging,
.lonrs would not ndnzit that W...
visit here of Alonzo Stags. the Univer
sity oi (‘ltcago coach, had anything

to do Wibil a wish on the part oft

Yule to learn Wcitttrn football.
has done no active coaching. although
he has Iu:.dc Occasional suggestions

to the other watches and has t‘rcclvf

:tii'icc at the couchcs' court-
qils which have been held nightly.
The formations which have been
taught at the signal practice have
been of the simplest variety, and
Starr's ideas nlll not be put into
eftoct till much later in the season.

Cindi" Jonem of the coaching staff,
admit}. his disappointment at the
aruzril :5th of the squad, and especi
ally at the scant material forthe
tackle positions. Although lully 100'

, onudidates ‘werc expel-,ted hardly
more than half that number are 1101‘?
and the return of a dozen or more
promising substitutes this week from
the Yale artillery battalion. which
has Just beensent from Tobylrannn,!
'Pa.. to the state encampment ground
*nt ‘Nramic, Conn, is eagerly awaited
b," the Yule football instructors.

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NATIONAL LEAGU E.

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Games Yesterday.
No gonna-t plnyed.

Standing in National League.

 

 

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Brooklyn ......... 81 54 .600
Philadelphia ...........79 55 .590
Boston ...............76 55 .580
New .rork'.............7o 62 .580
Pittsburgh . . ””64 74 .464

‘ Chicago ...... .. ...... .62 78 .4434
St.Louis..............80 80 .429
Cincinnati ........... . .53 87 .379

Game} Today.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Gameo Yesterday.

Dctroit, 6; Philadelphiu,5 (1.0 in-

nines).
Boston, 6; Chicago. 2. .
58'. Louis, 1; Washington, 0.
Cleveland, 9; New York, 7.

l . Standing in American League.

.91. L. 8.0.
Damn. ..... .. .33 60 .680-
.Pmmo ...............so 59 .576
Chicago ..... ..81 51"'.570
Nettiorku. ...... ...... 7?...67....5.21
St. Louis . ..... ..... 74 69‘ .517-
cwvetand ............73 '20. .510
'Vi'aelrtngion ........ -...69 5'9 .500
Philadelphia ...........30 108' ' ‘.217

_ Games .Today‘.
Washington at St, Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.

 

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Garne- Yesterday.
Montreal. "21-15"L Rochester. 7-4.
. Providence. 6; Newark, 3.
No other: scheduled.

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Buflfilo '..._.....,.......82 68 .585'
fronds.“ ...........76 .68 .551

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lyosterday with Buiialo claiming the

l Tho. Superbas lost to Boston Mon-l pennant by a “40,435“, 41441414444
:W“ I ll ’ “I ‘ Id” ““1 on the four ”“0“”de days Though the Bisons clinched the pelt
'm “PM“ I“. “Cid “0“ three out 0! me from 1’ “5 nant several days ago it was not until
3 burgh Ph'laddl’h‘“ 10‘“ on Monday testuday's games were completedtht
.’ mt“ mu ‘0 New York, making their fourth” became known ulrich team wouldbc
w straight defeat by the Giants, and-found in second 4,444.04 Had pm”.
130510" 1°“ first place in the Amer- ”‘9“ broke even In four 33”“‘3uencv losI and Montreal won. the
loan Le ue lust Weekwhile Brooklyn: ainst St. Louis. Boston did better ,- . ~ with the
iothcr trio wry handily. The “South 4 u. . , , “g _ . . (“nations aould hate tied .
‘4 (an h d it t stained llb Mid In the national .tlran in the prctious week and after Gray- for second mm! Providence
.d m 4;: secure [23:13: r kmzzeéfn‘“ close ““5 for the pennants w“ ,‘beutmr. 3‘00“)“ “’0" ”"99 out non Its ramp against Newark. how-
. unm i9 W”?’ t u U ta 6 our quK, however, as neither Detroit, 04 {our from (hicago and tied a 13- 5"” and though 344,444,934 took 4'0
“a low a some ea ”be new “ad” ‘“ the American, nor "1“"? PM“? “0‘ the Cubs, 3 '0 3"?l10ll liorlrester, the I’rovident’e team
brwklyn has a safe lead The wet on Saturday Philadelphia took two rem,“ Secure ,4, “mm, mace 4... 0m,
"1" the 3‘“ l 0‘ ”‘9 “0“” ”u" “e“ from Chrtago Boaton beat SL Louis game, with Montreal third, and the
tioriul guuws of the 1916 season. 119‘ and lymMyII won Out} and tied one
.g.rrm- of bascbail at Amusement l’a r'k, . . , .
. on the result of which the pennants against 1 InunnaII
I‘II. the tint; second and third ,
ubuth leagues may dtpend.
bases vurc lite fut out oi the nay.
,H h to b in t { et b (“em Bunion begun tht week with a rrirm
’ t‘ ,
“IHOZSW‘W 1:: 31:” m :u'nty- Sloint lead over Detroit. This Will
4.; . . . . . .
i L d e { ltdutt‘d to two points on \‘I’ednesday

' over
2:31;“? “1]: waslegdfstlv [:01‘1 .4“. and Hull then: through 'lhursday .md
g (n par 6 on w“ 5 l-‘Ilduy. but on Saturday the lied Sex

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It“: n L d the lflgzligfimflhomd I!” :2; lust, win. the 'I‘Igt-rs and “into box
H y
XL E me o ) are our mm pinning, and the Western teams

rrroted ahead 01 Boston. which went
into third place Datum. saw its lead
over Chicago. now smond, dotreascd.

fund or 11 points over Philadelphia
and 23 over Boston. Wednesday’s
some lowered the lead at tho Sil-
W to 8 points our Philadelphia
and to 10 point. over 3m.
Brooklyn gained a M] point Friday.
when the other contenders were idle.I
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William J. illeiiusb. Jr.. was highly-
elated Saturday over the fourth sucir
cessive victory of his" speedy yacht.i
“South Wind " which came in first in
the Manhasset Bay, New York, races.‘

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LOCATIONO? “AGES.
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learns in 1.141 follouing order.

S it‘d‘n .44.. 4-, Tnmmn, lth-l:1nond,Roches-
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morl gum” 1° 91“) 11'3“ Broohlvm lIuI-irrg the lilol l\\'0 ttinillllrl of the
and 1l.-a Bravos how more. than the SSH“: 4-40\~444,..444.4. 1. .44 tht- fiwld by a
Phillios. Bostoun Infield in without with mdrgiu. A “ring of accidents
two (It 3'5 5‘3”» MIT‘Hle‘ and E""“- p444 may play. I's‘ trill of the game and
Philadelphia and Brooklyn hifl't‘ all lilil’llt {04444.44 I) 4|": frnnt. P4140”

”m“ NI ‘9” m 1‘00“ shape {or ”i“ I. all) to the (low of thc- wan‘on. how-
stirrim: tinlah whith appears to be 4. us to which.
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" ‘ Buffalo, .586: Pithidt'l‘t’it‘
If: ;.:Ir:‘4i?:r chtuvtg: 3:31;“ At the end of the stuck there were victortts to 11 on Saturday. {551; Moutn‘ai. .543; Baltimore, .529.
“1““th and WM thrown out at hr at only flu" points dihercncc hetu‘een’ i ____ _

Boston and “(‘1th GRfiN-D CiagUlT is f COMING BOXiNG BOUT;-
by a total] IrmIgirI. That five loci cost. Tb! week starit‘d p00”), {or lios, . NOW AT COLUMBUS: Tonight.
mm m‘ b” 3° “N. W" W" “‘3 ion, the best the Rod Sox could do mu'irnne 0, Sept. 13 -vno 44;. “WNW S 1‘. Johnny Km M,
Iuncc right next game. A FAN. i I

theiny to divide two games withW ash Sevcrta. the King Stake for 2: 06 pac- berts v4, 1.“ 54mm

iogtunu The two grunts a. a: 'I161 81 ore and the Borne Rein-w tuturiti 04,494,444 A ( -. Jlm lleaiy ts Jack
look also were tiiiidcrl. and on Sat- gior towearold mitten. are on the 944444.444,

.utdu: the Red Sox loot to Chicago: program with which Columbus Grand. Vanderbilt A 4'; - Budd) “444149..”
I‘r'Ile. Tigers took two out 0! lil‘. cc (‘Ircuit using will be started this nf- \ounI: Zulu Kid.

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SPEAKER GAINS AGAIN.
J‘ris Speaker made another gain as
It result of yesterday's games in the
American League. ’i‘ris hit safely in

I‘ ' 11 nd NW 1 l4 1 000. , . . , .
each of his three trips to the Plateutflame’ from both “Wm" a l W' M ‘5 3 u “9 0" 30- Military A. C Jimmy Murray is
whilc Cobb. made on I hit I I \orlt, mainly through lieaty hitting“ ”lhc .12 iI.‘ trot. 44.1.4214 mm. the 4444. Soon; Limbo.

"me, #1 bat Jackao: a: 9243011“ won the first game of the £91161.ch rat-ca Mod.1’ueoday. .
touring” .t not. Inn 0 on i :1 .440m Irhlladcurhia. The White 80:. For the [his state. eight noted Broadway S. t1.~l‘hil Bloom vs

.Sbrou own in {our games against St. Ypacer-I hate: been declared in as {Sol-
Loute and then took two from Wash- Iowa: Rm Hid. Miss Harris M. Saydv
ingtorr and one from Boston. {Hemmer-,9. Goldie C. Dal-light The
The looms leaders in the Ameri- Savol. :I' Who and the Beater.
{can Dengue are new: hard and a The Fatality tield in to be composed!
conmnrim on the lipi- oaths-1r play' or The Root Lady. Worthy Volo, nary
dilutiugtboput unified“ gives Irons Coburn. lly Dominant, Ham-st Gale,
l” adv-nun. The Tigers and the E. Col 0.1!rnmn MRROWIII and
{White 80:: had It slight advantage in Bertha McGuire.
Iplaying on their home grounds. but In each of the clas: Wants than
this may be balanced by the. fact that are lilies: horscs listed as probabl.
Stho Rod So: have more ganres to play starters. .
gthan the Western contenders One §-~ . tho Score of (i to 9. Olsen and Sulli-
's 'mame may settle the league cham— JIM SMITH JOINS PIRATES. van were the battery (or the Tigers.
pionehip. ‘ James Smith. whom Manager Calla and Disney and Smith, tron: Mamaro
Although Brooklyn played little ban. o: the Pirates, sent to l‘oronto n_:,etk were the battery for Norotonn.

G.. A...B R. H. PC» Johnny Harvey.

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Cobb ...‘S......l.34 499 $88 184 .369; “"1 ”M"

Jackson ......i42 546 85 192 .352
Moon GRIFFIN wm fIyAL SET
mommy: 0.; 84.44;» with
.9, Johnston and Clarence Grillin. both
0! California, defeated Willis E. Davis.
of California. and Donn Mutiny, or
New York In the. finals of the men’s
doubles in the Tri-Stato tennis tour-
nament which closed here yesterday.
Play for the championship In the mens

doubles was started Saturday but was:
cancelled on account of darkness with

Wednesday.

Pioneer S. C.~«Willie Ryan vs
Fighting Joe Hiland: ‘fi'alter Lnurett
\8. Farmer Sullivan.

"lGERS DEFIAT NOROTGNS.

In the fastest game of the season thel
1114p" defeated the Norotona, on‘
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fiVeilnternatlonai League Susan concluded I“ M'mjbill’IIYGStfl-S and a double in EUCCBSolUfl were

my the Delhi: Sun at
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'l‘uelic hundrsd enthusiastic base-
ball fans went met to Amusement
iark yesterday afternoon to witness
the dcciding game in the the game so
ties betucen NUrMulk and Non Cu
uaan. and time saw Normans absorb
its non-t bearing of the season, to the
run; of” l to 1. With this rout of the
loud forces, went the iaurels which
were expected to be gained by Nor
trial? bi once again ha" dim, the 11.11
to hzaicn" contingtut ii soak In the
neck. All of tho soukirg dGut' )’i‘~‘lel‘-
day ohm-noon, however, “as by the
Nev. Canaan batsmen who Illaulvdliic
oncrings of “B 'css" ' robin for eight
.ltc bingles. t‘iith liltli on tile b.tg.,
the Norwalk fielder: Vii-It: must units
m4; to their guests by committing: bun

Kit»; ulrich invariably r‘t-sultvd in runs]

On more than one occasion “Dress"

“44,-: home l"i‘obln himself wild pitI-Atrui count: r~ for 21 “344444444 attempt 40 grab ti!
Sbeltm bustbull than any team in the 44... m,_ Tim pom-4444.4.” (,4 44“. lead the iisttour completely mound the ur spline, but only sun-math

cull. Nine errors ill .Iii Ian be trunk

‘ed up against the looais during their robbed Mejnslein 0! a m
nine'inniug sojourn on the diamond. Browne coined the hearty ,
“Brcss ‘tanned elevtri men. the same the crowd by his. great attempt.
number as did Woodward. or the visit- ward went to second on the VS
was nowhexe'a near both men died on the bags with:
as steady In the pinches «8 W115 the den went out, Gillcspe to SI! '

era, but “Dress"

his follow from New Haven. Three.

boson on bulls were gained by the vis~ gathered two more counter-I.
Itors during the cornea 0t liM‘ contcsl..
IIIIve'~

Norwalk would undoubtedly
been all right it it hadn‘t been for one

{Womu’ard who train the- box [or

New Canaan. Just as in the case 01 it

Shering' too much Johnson" tor the. Am~S

tricun lxagnc opponents of Washing

Hunt's Point S. C.-—~Harry Gattlc vs ion. 80 '38 ll "£00 much ““06"de
The big {allow had‘
that: bruising yesterday. and had lib; .-
Ile difliculty in oflaetting any attempt‘
of the locals. to forge Into the iond.‘
Elovcn ot the hamsters were filled
by the visiting slabamen, but Mo of;
the locals gained three passage to fho‘

for Norwalh."

In his wildness lay

€591 station. .
‘oodward's only vulnerable spot. yes-S
Ioniay attombon, but despite. the art:

dent cleamess or this fault. the Non}

the ball These efforts.” shown by i

walk batters seemed anxious tom!

the box scoro,_were fruitless.

 

better than 500 ha ebaIl, Phl d I hi 3 a under an 0 tion I t
"ch team having won two “Sm Scorel- 5 In 8 P a is t tiring D a Ixree- The lecture at he game was the bat-

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and Boston did not gain greatly. Thelment. checked in at the Pittsburgh's ting at Back Lynch. who muted three rubber In the I..hird seventh and ninth

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Slthc counting board in the seventh

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was gnirly earned by cons

ut the other talllts, too in ...
'antbandlour in tin: ninth, on
“IBM tone visitors tree of M

nini, and was fairly earned A
sponsible for this tally.‘
The visitors opened up with
\\ artillery in the beginningd ,.
hi inning. and didn’t let up '
they had captured the lead by
closc margin of one run. Christ 4
Sfrrst r on to bar cracked the m
of 1l‘1- game by either side, intTtt
{Hill for a single but died MM
tempted to purloin the midfio‘:
“on. “Red" Kelly, who M S?
battmg sprcee for him, y:
ternoon, smashed a high bail S
to the left field fence, and pup
to second ahead of the throw.

the series. “Pat" Hurley the:

a widr toss by Tobin. and K A
to third. Woodward came

with a (lean sing to to center field
“Red" easily crossed the platted
the first tally of the game. .G.
fanned, but Mcrnstetn hit IW. .
liner over short. Broom, on:
latest additions to the local out,

it down in short left hold 1’”

II. the seventh framed“! 1'

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