3m
, :1 :1ke place on] 'Sunday afternoon.
,‘L'Izil‘Iit'. the Fighting Ghost of ..lopliu
' lie declared he merely wanted to scei
‘ holes.
, will play no more exhibition games be—I
MONDAY, JULY 16, 1917
11111111
I 111 EII‘ AI 11111131,
____ _ 1
Mess rs. Barchard and Vani
Ncss Win Both Singles andI ' ' ,7 , ‘ ‘ " ‘
Doubl es—C oming Events I
The tennis enthusiast; or the Knob
(‘lub were waiting the
arrival 121' Saturday afternoon to en-
jiy: the promised exhibition oi 1111i1‘
Ial'oiate game by spine former chain-
all anxiously
Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
1
1
-1
pious, but the necessities of 11111 and
the stern tall of duly made it impos-
sible for 1)]. Iiallingtr, iciini-r ...
Lion of the Pacific Coast aii.i111e man “"11”” ““115 “f‘Sh-V “01““:- ' a
‘ ' 1
who wrested the title 1111111 1111 ll>llllilll ”9- A] 1
11:1
ouiet" Mt‘.,131lgiliill and iii. .\i:li11l~. ,
captain of 1111' Fuller it) of 1111:.
'htll'gll tennis l1.1111.111 make tliI-il zip
ptaiance. ’l‘hey hav1, however. prom-
.i.-I-d 1111111111111 later in the season.
However, Mr. Van Ness and M').
Burt'har1i.v.llo 11:11'1'111-1-11 111‘13'1111111'111
players for many years, appeared. and
sure :1 most enjoyable exhibition, both:
in singles and doubles. I
There large
gitiit'iiligz of spectators who enjoyed;
the play very Illut'll. Mr, Bill'lllliil'd:
l‘-'-11eol divmct's takes jump. Thai
Illt'\\".11111
l
1
1'1" 1.111- I!
I
I
I
tiiiinllti- for his bout with Kayo Pulitz
I.\Ieri1leli. 'l‘he lot-111 boy leaves Noi'w
\
\
Art. Olson, the Tiger pitcher.
parts for some time.
1
was :1 1'1"}13‘1'5‘0111'11i\'I-V
litl1'ks certainly have had a fine time the D1131 couple of days.
Battling Kunz, champion lightweight of (‘onnei-tieut, is trained 111
alk full of determination
' 111-111-1'11'1-111111 1'Iiauipionsllip of the stat
......J
which will take place Thursday
e to his present laui'els,
111'—
in , 1 11.1
to add the l1111b1-l.
, who 11'. Il'It’ti :1 good Killllt’ for 1111- next
It'.~iit":i\'1'll 110,111 was
ISI—h'n safe
is about as clever 11 buy as seen in tilt-88,01 the
tile has everything there is on the ball.
....
About time that :1 series between the ll'idcpeudents and Tigers was
.iia'iiiit:
(‘.tt‘l'lt‘d 1211' the lion’s share of the hon? i'aiiized. It may be that this plan will not be carried through until 1111' last 1
01‘s, as he was successful in all his, 111‘ 1111- season.
)iiatclies. The scores 111re as follows ,- :1. M__.._..,..__. .-.. .- - ....fi ......H
1111- 1 . .- I I ~
2 61lurthai'd vs. Mr. \’ :1ii\'1 11, ‘Ill in gold to the matter, Stiturdnv after-
”flit \' . 7. ' 1 {11011, but was tutncd down flat The
‘ 1 in.r aunt-ss 1s. \lr. 111111.11'11,‘111, .,,,.im_,,, (mus 11131 “M, to ”N, {1111'
'1' "' ""' 11111 (eats 1111) 1111119 111:111 anyone else
111'. Burehai'd and fili'.\’an.\'1.ss 1's. does
in 1' Lanison and Mr. Copley, 6-1, 134,1 , Th1- 5,.m.,1u1,1,1 mm“. 111111111111, 11111
(I .I.
'1 he Knob Club will play the t‘oun 30110 Sided (‘QI’IIL‘SI on \Vard‘
tliy (‘lub tennis team on the] latter s'
Xoi'walk liidependvnts and the t‘oluul-
bus lloys 't‘ltlb of Bridgeport. which
, I , ,. , was to have been played yesterday of-
giounds next 'Stiutlday alternooii .lul1, Billet (II‘Olllldh RBBUIIQd _ ternonu on the Ward Street Grounds,
1‘1.- 'l‘lie matches will he: 1311111: int-11's! m score of 10 i0 2 I‘m‘q postponed on account of Wei
single-1', two men's doubles and onei ‘ _ lgi'ounds, '
wilted doubles. '1' 1 \' ~-ll- I 1. e i» is will
- I 11m”. ,1 f" a lit . 1mm 1 1111 p 111111 .
011 the following Saturday, July ‘11" I h ml] “"1“” 0f “"134 '11
..1-' the \\1IItI SIX-99‘ (l'o S
11' amiunl' I 11nd,:
1111- ‘Knob t‘lub will hold the ,
911100“
f water sports" with a long and varied (”mpmv
. .
program. The 1'.-pints will begin at
3'30 p.111. and a large number of siI
\H'I‘ cups hate been ordered f'oi prize: ~
and will be eagerly contested for.
1111111111111 IIIEIE
atilrdtiy :it-
111. Norwalk Tire .0, Rubber
baseball ‘enm added another
its list 111 deb-111111," the
j.\'.’l.' h I‘ngiut't ring (‘onipany Team to
the tune of to to ‘I.
\II'IIDI It)
The name 11.19 as
Ion-- sided as the store indicates. and
i the engineering boys new-1' had 11 1001:
1111 after the st coiid inning.’1‘his is 1119'
|s1-1 111111 time this season 111.11 the tire.
'oinp:1111' arm'cmition has trimmed 11115
i". I\ash r"oliolls. I I
Blooniquist stai'tcdthc game In the
Ibtiv for the Nash team, bill after he.
Iine, slammed to all corncis of the lot
'l‘li1'\'orwalkRitiet‘lubht'ldits 11's1 by the opposing batsmen. i'etiied In
Ftltitil of the National ltille Association tht; Siith inning in favor o'i Russ"
"Alllf‘llca,1917 small Imlt‘ IIIIIW‘IIII Smith Although battered front pilltit"
shoot series ‘5 Saturday: The tam WIIS to post. Smith stuck the game out.
«composed of ten men and III0 follow-H1111] not credit. for losing the contest.
lug scores “'01 e made out 01:1 possible mm- the sponnd inning, 111p \';11~.l1
200: 1team went completely to pieces, and
«Milne. l72. it‘mlld neither bat 1101 field to ball. lu‘
linker, ItiS. lthe fifth inning. "112d" lllackmati not,
Hart. 1511. :1 home run oil a lost ball, thereby
'l’tieger..1:'>l. I .1corin1' one of the \‘ash' s pair of 11-11 ,
'lloppcl, l1'10. Ilit-11.!
Reynolds, HS I “Benny" wbnlie went in to pitch for!
JIatthews,l.‘12.Itlic rubbet company. and although ht!
'I'Iyxbce.123. was hit pretty hard. he managed to
[funkgnlpipr’ 37., ‘110111 his opponents in checks. "llcnuy"
111,- (11111111111131, 31 Iruth'cd in the last frame, in favor
“.11 of “:Prince" Ileinie Schmidt. “Prince".
.1.. held on T1“. 11,111..“ ”111:0 next 3,1.lind some dit'fllculty in locating the
11,,(1,,y_ Jul) 21, In cage 01-1111“ it will plate. and tho visitors scored their
' isecond tally from his delivery, As it
Iwas however. Ileinio fanned two bats-
'iiien in this frame.
' Next Saturday afternnn, the Not-‘
Sends Jeff .Clarke .19 Sleep in Fif- “m‘ Tire Q llubbt‘l' Company tcam'
teenth Round in Panama. M” 111.11 "Chi“. ONO Sdmmh s NM,
I(1ina:m nine, The, wild men from the
The second shoot of the series
McVEY SCORES KNQCKOUT.
PANAMA, July Iii—Sam McVey. t I II t
u , , , 1 1 ” v' v a
1111' American negro heavyweigllt $077,110 mam“, :lum'fipf atr: 0‘1"“, 0
_ , . , _ 1, 1. 1
'pugilist. yesterday knocked out .leif ‘7 “D H onlust 0 1e ~75 H t m,
locals. .
One week fiom Saturday the Nor-
round "mm 11111111 Tile team will tackle the Irving
. ' . IA. 0., on the V 11rd street aurounds.
M('\1\y had his opponent helpless Manager “lune" (‘omsiock of the. Irv-
.iust before he delivered the knockout: 111g shuntldlfifi sippngtlltfl‘fi‘ddlis lino-
blow. 11921182111111.5111— the battle. ‘up considerably for this game. Wish-
CHIC-1G0 l SEEU‘WET' , , Iing to wager the sum of fourteen cents
. . ‘ < "“7 " Plane” 0mm“ on the outmmc of the battle, "Jupc"
‘lllllifltf’d the, London cab di'ixei' yester- approched “Prince Heinic" Schmidt in
day After six days of strenuolu ctl‘mt ‘ V
at I.\lid.lothian Ouimet “rested up“ by
playing over the course at l<losnin111.
.(IM .. in the fifteenth round of .i twenty
a course about. 1111 ch he had heard
much. but couldn't resist the tonipta'.
'tion to try a round; A foursome W111
1111111111111 with ’I’om Logan of Lynn?
’Mass, whp came WéSt win Ouimet,‘i
and the. Misses Dorothy and llehni
Jiighie as the other participants. Int
(11 der that there might be no sugges-
(ion of real competition the meal
(hanged partners aft‘ol“ the that nine‘
The only “1119,1119: was 0111
1011111191. who went out iii-539 and came}
iltack in 41 for an 80.. Odimet left fort
Boston last night. . f: ' i
, "W
DISCQNTINLIE: EXHIBITION GAMES
1111:1111 HAVEN. conhl' July 16:—'
Rather than take chances and thoroby1
jeaporaise in; leading position in the
Eastern Laeguo, the \Jew Haven teami' 1'
A
o:
a135, 1‘11 T1251) 0F
EATIN' IN 114056
"BEANeRies"
LET'S do To A
'EN'i' PLACE
FOQA CHANCE 1
THE Mé‘flLS
‘
fore the end— of the schedule. acoond-'
to an announcement by Ja‘iifes 7,591.11
the filter“ lasf‘mtghf. "8679th ’
, base.
JUST oeCNED ON THE
COPNER AH' THEY SAV
GREAT i
tackle the All Standards-next Sunday
afternoon, at the local diamond.
NORWALR ALL STARS
CHALLENCE BEARCATS
The \11 Stars of .\'ol'w.iilk challtnge
the ileareats imitation of ti baseb all
11-11111. The All Stars range betwi-en 111
and 11 1"eais of age, we beat the
llearcats are some team and only
plav good teams. Well. “now Is their
show Tile henicnts think,that they
are a irreut 1'11: of ballpinveis. \\I1o
,‘ever told them they knew how to play
anyway. If they ever stack up against
a good team like the All
won't know whether they are playing
ball 01' running a race after they get
through chasing the grand old hall.
Now, it‘ the lleai'cals want a name. an-
sw1-i' through this paper.
ALI. STARS.
BILLY SUNDAY TRIED TO
BE PITCHER ONCE BUT
_ PROVED AWFUL LEMON
Billy Sunday. the,
1.1111 the ambition to become a pitcher
and it was on July 16. 18911. that he
got his CIIiIllCtl‘llntI failed. It was the
fifth inning of a game between the
Pliillics} and the Pirates, when Billy
tried his hand at twirling for the Pitts-
burgh team. Hard started the game
but was batted out of the box in the]
dim inning.
‘the name of Baker.
Then another pitcher, by
for three innings. He,
, ('Ili'v'n.
111.1111 NINE
NV 7, . ‘- ‘_____
IIEIII CATS IIIAIIE
II TEN 811111111111?
Defeated the Mohawks, of. 5
New Canaan, by Score of I
P we to Two
,: . . '
s nothing So did potatoes fora .111- “.‘e l-“‘."‘"“‘”" “ink mm. “mm:
straight Victory yesterday :ii'tei'liouul
: by defeating the tart Lilollnwks. of;
...... 'Nt'w (72111111111 by 1111‘ scoi't' of 1') to 2]
1119,17] Lont'hak twiried {111' the lit'ai't'als
and was only touch-s11 for two-hatei
11 liile he struck out sixteen nit-nu
an old New Canaan vetei'aa.’
totit‘li-ud up for
1111s and struck out t'i'gh'
li1-ai'c111s. 'I‘Iit' i'lizii't'als played
t'lt'ni'ltss hall and not one Now (:1
l‘-1l('ilt’ti tliild until the 11111‘ 11
iiinin'r. 11111-11 l-lbtrliai'dt \iall111i.niid
by a sat-i'ifire IlitI 11,1 Often. and an
infield out by (late. ili'iebel 1111-111
t'aliie out with :1 twobase hit to right
field, which scored Ebirhardt 11nd
The lieaitals would li.1\e shut
out the New (‘1111111111 boys had it not
been for {\lulque1u 11111111111: :1 bad
thr'ovi to second with two iiien'utlt in
the ninth inning. Garfield was plav~
1111.: third for the lleart'ats and 111111
,ilii't-e chances and picked III‘PIII all
up without a fl'libl1-. Murry. I111.-
lienicnts regular etilcht'r was at see-
.1tntl. owing to a swollen Ilallti.lttll11
mas replaced by t‘ourl. At first it
,\\It-\I thought that the game could not
' i111;
Stars they’
1
be play-'d, but after getting up in
New ("anann the still came out and
'thc game was played oil In :1 good
spirit. In the last 11111111: 1111- umpire
seemed to be very shalo v on some
111' the decisions and at one time play-
tcli "11'“ with two men on the
ham-It, thinks looked harmful to 111'“
llt'ai't'ats.
hilt Loin-link tightened up
and utruek out Ilale. Next Sunday
11.19 lleai'cats will play to Stanford.
" .l.onchnk and W. .\Iu1'i'_\ will prob-
ably be the battl'ies.
1 Bearcats.
1111-1" 11 1111 :1 c
“chimney. of . . .4 11 1 11 11 11
Wright, 11' .......... 4, :2 1 ll o 11
I‘out't. 2b ........... i It ti II 0' ti
Murry. 1' ........... I l 2 ~11 1‘ 0
,ln‘. bunt-halt, p ...... 11 II 1 ti. 1‘. 11
1111111111. 111 .......... t l (1 S o 0
I‘l-"lield. 13b ........ t' I, 1 2 3 0
Millgiccn, ss ....... 4 o 11 ti I t
Simiiis. i'f .......... vi 0 'l 0 0 0
Totals ........... 116 5 7 10 ll 1
Mohawks.
ab 1' Ii no a c
Eberhardt, rl' ...... 4 0 0 o 0 1
(Men. -cf .......... ..4 ti 1 o 0 n
”tale. ss ........ 4 1 0 0 i: 4
llrlobel, p . ......... 4 0 1 0 1 fl
ISnapp, 3b .......... >1 0 0 2 2 fl
:Mt'lntyre. 11) ...~l 0 ll 6 0 l
:lx'litt. 2b ........... .‘1 II II 1 0 0
, Million, 0 ........... . (I 0 0 0 1
.l.lbcralo. If ........ 1‘: i 0 t1 0 0
Totals ...... .....33 2 2 ‘1‘ 0 7
evangelist. onco,
Summarwanrned runs:
‘1; .Iohawks. 2; struck out:
chtik, 16. by Driebel. 8: hit by pitclt
er. Liberato," 1.: 1‘1th on errors. I‘ 111'
cats. 2. sacrifice hits, lmnchak. 2:
Murry. Mulqueen: two-base hits
. liriebel; double'plays: Gale to Kim.
look up the \i'orkt
too. suffered.
severely, and in the fifth ltilly Sunday
man who faced him walked:
and hit out for a iliree- wbagger the,
IIIIII‘I'I for :1 double and the next was
took his:
Billy Sunday,
.was gently but firmly taken onto! the,
,box and he never tried to pitch again;
“Sunday 7
was a rattling good fielder,’ the rec-I
.ords of the day say. “but he demon-I
inning that he;
hit by a pitched hall
That was enough.
and
for the National League.
strated in that one
.wasu’t a pitcher."
11161.3,131-111‘! HAVE
V'COT NICE Fotz
APE LUNCH ?
’ I/
/
nurse
:
/
/
w.slt‘mwd into the box and took a hand:
at pitching. And it was sad. The first}
the sec-1
/ I "
\\|/ I \ ’///
to McIntyre; time of game. 1:20; um
pit-e. Blake; scored, H. Landy.
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern Luaue.
Hartford at. Lawrence.
New London at Portland.
New Haven at. Springfield.
Only three games scheduled.
National League.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati :11 Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Amerlcan League.
New York. at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
\\ ashington at Chicago.
Boatou at St. Louis.
International League.
Providence at Toronto.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Richmond at .Bufl'alo.
Newark at Rochester.
o.
$11.10
CHO
t‘{'
..|
4
Betii'cat s._
by 1.011.
HAYA DA zi'ccl’ LOUTTE,
HELANII ,Dusst YAHAJ,
HIHI‘A1HAAioi;
17/
.I ll '1.‘\\Il \
THE NORWALK INDEPENDENTS
lit-ailing left to right.
Top row-~Rose. treasurer,
Mctluil'e, ’Alutkiri'ie (manager).
Middle Ilmv~--Snti1h, Luncl’iak,
Bottom Row—Schmidi,
llaynies. 11111-11.
Seymour,
tiual‘- nit-11.
‘ 1’.-1111A! 1111\‘oz'walk
,and 1:»: 7'1.
Friend, Riley 11111111112111 \i'lmne,
Ryan.
"Ilossit'"
I‘ll otherltin. .Il'.. Illilr‘CDI.
Playing lust and consistent ball
both on 1111' cft‘ellse and defense, 1110
Norwalk independents. with the 11117
baseball s921-‘0ll well :idVaiicI'd have
swept practically all opposition b0-
I‘ore them in the race for semi-pro
basbeall tumors in this vicinity, and
have established the excellent record
:11 ten games won, one tied. and one
16:11. Starting off with a defeat of the
White Fox. of Bridgeport. the locals
took on some of' the beat semi-pro
lentils in this vicinity. and tucked sev~
en victories under their belt before
they were finally stopped, three weeks
1.111111 by 11 1e Ill St anilords. who won a
1"111'1111 met the local boys on the
Ward Street Grounds. by the score of
-t to 1‘. 15mm that time. the Independ-
ents have i'cgamod lIlt'il‘ stridc. and
with two more straight. wins to their
credit appear to be off on anther hard
drive [or 1.111."('Illillipiullsiiip honors of
the slate semi-pro class. In New
Canaan. the locals buttod up against
a strong aggregation, but managed to
come out with a clean slate, inasmuch
[as the game ended in a 22 tie, in. the
eighth inning. The hardest part of
the-season is.yet income however.
and 1111- Independents will have to put
11p a great brand of baseball to re-
111111 their present record intact. By
proving themselves to be consistent
winners, Ille'llltlt’pcndeltts have. won
many fans to their support, and it is
seldom that the stands :11 the Ward
Street Grounds are not packed when-
ever the locals perform. The most
crushing defeat administered to any
visitini.v team this season by the 1nd?—
dents was a trimming to the tune. of
IS in (I which they handed the New
11.11911 "Blues" 111 the. seconu game of
11110 season. Manager Mctxalrie has
inpai'ed no amount of time or labor in
signing 11p track nines to appear at
'1he Ward Street Grounds during the
Iremulnde‘r of the. season. and the
1baseball public may rest assured that
In high class game will be. afforded it
.on the local grounds. "Roughneck"
I baseball is a thing which has been ob-
Isolutely barred from the local din-
tmnnd. There has been only one in-
Istance of this sort of playing on the
,Ward Street Grounds this season and
11110 local management has taken eV-
{cry precaution to provide against a
‘i'eoccurencc of any 'Slchl tactics as
were displayed by the visitors in that
local iii-illam-nient has taken a big stt'p
in the right direction, and represented
by :1 team of the. ludepemients‘ cali-
bre there, is 11118111111er no reason why
baseball cannot be made :1 satisfactory
proposition both 111 the llltlllltuellll'nl
and fans of Karly-.1111.
“he record 111‘ 1111- Independents so
far this season follows:
xiii-walk Independents
Fox :1.
ti: White
Noi'wallt Independents 18'
run "Blues” 0.
New lla-
(Eight innings-1.
Norwnlk liiilepeniielits ti; Athletics
3.
Norwalk Independents 3: Royal
lllues U. 1Scycn inniiiasi.
Norwalk Independents '1’: Spelki"
A. (7. I71 ‘
\‘oi'walk lndeprndents 1'1: Xation-
his 4
Norwalk Independents S: \‘orotou t1.
Norunlk l~1d1peuden1s 2; New Can-
.aan 2. (Eight innings).
Norwalk Independents ('1: "Nation-
als 3.
'Norwalk Independents 2; All Siam
ftiltis~l
.\n111.1lk Independents 8: Royal
Blues 3.
111111-1111: Independents '1'; All Col-
legiates l.
The above record shows that the ln-
dependents have scored 68 runs to
their opponents' 35 so far this, season;
One of the hi1: reasons for the slic-
cess of the littiepentients this season.
is the ability which the local batsmen
have developed. in swinging their war
clubs. Opposing pitchers have fared
badly for the most part at. the hands
of the heavy hitting locals, eight of
whom are pounding the horsehide for
a mark of .30 01' better. T110 pla1"eis.',
Jack Ryan and “Chippy ‘ llnymes are,
still in the super-class of .400 batters:
"Prince Heinie” Schmidt and “Fred-i
die” Smith and “Benny" Whone andi
Norman Seymour are batting well ov-I
er ,300. and the remaining members;
of the team are. trailing along in the‘
rear with fairly good marks. Frank
Guarnierl is just on the .300 mark.
The batting of Joe Lonchak and
“Johnny",Friend is quite a disappoint-
ment from a local viewpoint. inasmuch
as these two men are not lilting up to
their reputations as sluggerS. Joe. is,
coming along better at this time, how-
over. while Friend has not been feel-2
to: extremely 'Welt during the great»,
ALLSORTS
131111111111 111111" ..
1111111115
The Norwall; t" 12' '
the \‘(estport (‘ountrjs
111311 111131-12. on 1111- 11111111 court's,
'l‘h .., and (“'11 doubles were.
played with 1111.- result that the West:-
poi't won two sets out of the three 111
the singles anti each team won one:
game in the doubles.
1n the singles, Leo of Westport, de-
feated Leonard of the .\'urwaik Coun-
try club by 1.3-1. and tint). Fish 11'}-
uaiphed over Putney of Westport, (3—1
and Ila}; while Bailey of Westport die.-
ieated \‘an Burt-u of Norwalk Coun-
try club, 11-2, 2~—i‘1 and 13—4.
In 1111- doubhs. \‘anZant and Puf—
nt-y oi \Veatport defeated Fish and
with 1~Ii. T———.'),
The Xorwalk Country (-11.1111
cam:- bat-k by trimming the Westport
11111111 in the second game, You Borers.
and Leonard winning from Bailey and
Leo’by 4~—1'1. 9'7. and 13-1.
4—..-
., c1111: play-11
club, Saturday!
5
'1':
TH E STANDINGS.
Eastern League.
\‘1‘. L. PAL“
New Haven .......... '1‘1' 16 .6953
New London ‘. . . . . .. .239 ‘22 .515’3‘
Bridgeport .39 {It .5}?
Lawrence ............ 30 ‘26 .Sflfi-
\\"orcester ........... 27 29 .45.?
Portland .............. 2-1 931.11: 1
Springfield ‘.‘II 3:: 3:7
Iiill'llulti ............. 13 23 .11.)?"
National League.
' w L. P C.
New York ........... It? 26 .641
Philadelphia ......... :19 .12 .543“
St. Louis ............ 41‘. :16 .55.»
t‘iucinunti ........... 111 II .5211'
Chicago .............. 4:1 40 .5I8
Brooklyn '. .36 1‘1 .4 8431‘
Boston ............ . . .30 '42 .417
Pillsbury 11 . 2‘1 51 .3116
American League. -
W. L. P17:
Boston ............... 50 30 .825-
Chic1igo...\...51 31 6211‘;
Cleveland ............ 45 40 .539“
New York ............ 41 37 .526
Detroit ............ ,. .41 3.9 “.5131 1
\Vashington .......... 33 41') 123
Philadelphia ......... 2:9 47 .3 - 1"
St. Louis ............. 1‘1 52 .33.":
International League.
W. L. RC-
Newark .............. 48 29 .6233
Toronto . ........... 47 33 .583
Providence .......... 47 33 .5218 1
Baltimore . .......... 45 1‘1 .57“ .
Rochester ............ ~10 411 .503
Illut’t'iilo .............. 33 49 .1199:
Richmond ............ 31 47 35‘3" -
Montreal ........... . 2 51.32.;
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Indianapolis ......... 56 33 .613?
St. Paul ............. 46 36 .531
Kansas City ......... 45 36 .5567 .
Louisville ............ 51 41.551 '
t‘olumbUs ............ 45 42 .51!
Minneapolis .......... 34, 51 .56
Toledo ............... 311 51 . 30
Milwaukee ..... . ...... 29 50 .363
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Eastern Luaguo.
Worcester. 3: Bridgeport, 1.
No other games scheduled.
National League.
No games scheduled.
American League.
New York. 4-8; Cleveland. 0-2.
Detroit, 7; Philadelphia. 2.
Washington. 6: Chicago, 5.
Boston. 4-6: 'St. Louis, 2-3.
International League.
Providence. 6-4; Montreal. 2-2.
No other games scheduled.
American Association.
Louisville. 5-11; St. Paul, 03.
Columbus, 8-5: Milwaukee, 1-4.
\linneapolls. 23: Indhnnpolis 14,.
Kansas City. 10- ‘:’ Toledo. 9-4.
Southern Association.
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