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List of Those Who Have
Answered Call to Colors
includes LeGore, Orlertoni
and Black
Athletes in an branches of sports
have responded in large and enthus-
iastic numbers to the call to colors
without waiting for the draft.
Fifteen hundred sportsmen and pri- ]
llaps more have enlisted ill one.
branch 01 another of the service since"
'9. 1:1' was declaj'ed on April 6. _
(if all the spoils football has appz'u
(only iutnishtd a larger proportion of
J'ccl'uits to the national service than
any other form of athletics. Football
nun were among the first to drop the:
aft-airs of 111 er) day lite and offer them- ,
metres to Uncle Sam.
)‘oothall has not been amiss in its
11: we gone through the fielce strugcie
of the gridiron are fitted in ct ely war
ior the stiffer and more vital strug-
gles on the field of battle.
'l‘rack athletics has . furnished a
goodly proportion of the men who
have rushed to the assistance of the
country, and so have golf, lawn tennis
and swimming.
Slow Returns.
Baseball has not responded us hear: Leonard and
'1in as the other sports and of all the.
[noise sionai baseball players llanll'
howdy oi the Boston Ill'avcs is ”It:
only one who has enlisted.
llecause of lllt l‘normq s lll‘abcr of.
men who have alleady joined tlle
.'11'1111'tljt'orces, of the country and the
lack of a cle'lll'ing lltihse, where infill"
anation about the individuals making
up the new forces collld be pbtained,
it is next, to impossible to obtain an
accurate or complete list of the num-
bers or proportion to athletes who are.
now in the'"e1\ice of the government.
The following lisl llOWt'Jtl include
oome of the pl'tnnincnt Yule athletes
enlisted since the war began:
.losepll Nagle, pole matter and cap
tain' 1918 track team. I llited Slates
Aviation corps.
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1‘ fall.
liy their prompt response they have
demonstrated that American college"
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Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH]
Plenty of splash weather,
......
A clout 'in time is worth nine.
1 4"-
Might as well pick 11p all lllt soil glaft lying around that lcall,‘
J ms “’il’lal' d.
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Battling Kuhn. the local champion
statement yesterday that he would take 'em on :15 they come
Battier is off for a month‘s \‘1lclition.
......
What yllh link of do Reds skiuni 111'. de
, games in :1 row? '
teachings of courage hot it physical
l
and mental, and that the men who
Going to see the local militia boy 5 off?
'wotth while by turning out in full fol cc with a band?
lightwll; llt bi Connecticut. made a
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lilfi lillllllN PHILLY
Champions in Respective
Classes,” Meet Tonight
The stage is set, (diameters cast and
or elvthing now in readiness for .1 listll .
battle tonight in Philadelphia entitled
to quite as much glamour and has I
. siblv more 111111111115 other kindred
attraction oi'l'elcll this year It is '1111 G-
dash betw_een Benny l.,conlll'd light
weight champion. and Johnny Kilb: 1n1
kins of the teatllei'wr-ights. 0i 111M115-
Lily the contest is nhbr‘t'tiatetl to 532
pounds, hulking it a rather "skimpy
(‘Olll‘St' for a l‘t"l] title bout stub as
other (auditions would normal.
Advance. speculations and expert
opinions have covered tho cnn‘t’llct
from pract'ically cvery possible angle.
.’lhe consensus is that six “rounds of
1.1111111 “201.com intercollegiate highly brilliant boxing will belthc out-
1""0'5 mm“? 01111111111011. National A. «11119. with unit a slight chance of any Shh“ °“ ‘1‘“
1,3510“. making “allopim: that will would rather see their heroes on the
ball field than on the battle field.
A. U. 1,-Otttly11rll indoor champion and
s
holder or woritt’: mil-limits ld‘dobr waif mat» the picscni chart of ring cham-
or.1l Second Lieutenant U S Matinc pions. F‘ow believe that either l.eon-‘
«corps.
A1 A. Lawrence, stroke our varsity
eight, 1917, U. ‘8. Aviation corps.
Seth Low 1311, captain varsity eight,
lillti. “U. S. Aviation corps.
_:(_‘1.1'd Meyer. captain 1917 eight,
J. H. Stevenson, varsity eight. 1916.
Second lieutenant, U. S, Aviation
corps. ,, .. _
eight, 1915. U. S. Aviation corps.
"Louis ‘A Ferguson, captain swim-
vhing team, 1917 Second lieutenant,
't‘l. S. Marine corps.
‘ Arthur McA‘leenan. high and fancy
diver. 'Forn'ler nutlonai' champion
Ambulance corps.
tC‘li'n‘ton R. Black, captain 1916 rm 1
city eleven. U S. Naval reserve
Al'tenllls Gates, captain fills y'alsity
eleven. U. S. Aviation corps.
Chester Lul-ioche, quarterback lilltl
eleven. U. S. Aviation corps
Harry W. Leiloche, quarterback
‘1911‘. eleven. U. S. Aviation corps.
Harry W to Gore captain varsity
1917 nine. - Second lieutenant U.
.ltiavine corps.
Francis Blossom, intercollegiate
champion. U. A1 tallon corps.
Robert A, Gardner, intelcollegiate
corps
Second lieutenant, U S. Marine corps.
Anthony Morse .'.,it stroke on val-FM ~w~~ "~--'-'-- ' - ~ ~~w
AND PETE
iyéighl. 1911'. If. S. Naval rcsel'cv .
1mm PARTY or
6 KILLED IN 1111111
PORT CI'IN‘l ‘l‘ON, 0., July 2’1..~-A
New York Central mail tlain crashed
into an automobile which was stalk .1
at a grade crossing here into yestrl—
day and six persons including a newly
married couple on ’theil honeymoon,
were killed and one injured
The dead are: M1. and hits. Clan.
once Joseph, of Cicero. lil.; Mrs.
Frank .Joseph'of Luck-1y. 0.: Mrs.
Mary Notackcl', ol‘ Shelby, Ohio; and
‘.i-icrma'n-Iiohls and M115. Fred Shel--
man of Pemberville, Ohio.
Miss Esther Joseph, of Luckcy, 0..
was badly injured. but will recover.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph were, on their
honeythoon’fi‘nd with the other vic-
tim's, relatives and friends. were on
their way to Camp Perry, 0.
UNSCJENTJflngBBARISM
TM
The gauge mind 11:111th
. > That's how, it can€l§to pass
which used a‘ polslid arrow
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A. ll. Sturtevnnt. captain varsity
liramihg the frolic. an apparent
S York, “mm“ 1917 “Why team..’foll is being made. to vaccinate the! (luff also is unmarried
old or liilbune has oven 11 fleeting abolc are among those
chance to drop the other rm a count hers have been alleally drawn, and. in:
inf ten. ‘l‘oo heavy fm'nl’caiherwcight, addition, there are three other rcgtl-g
Leonard c1111 chin nothing by krlcking tars who have wired to
iout Kilbane. That is. he can make no‘tol' information concerning their num-l
titular conquest. lt‘ 'Kilbnnc lands a hero
1399mm lielcnant, 11. S. Aviation corps. knockout, on the other hand. he of change their llanllels for l'nclc Sams'
course would acquire the llglltwllight olive drab.
title. In lhiq limited respect the af- Kaila, “'itltt’!‘ liolke and hill ital-111m."
;tllltl in addition little l‘cte 'lx'ildutl’. the
intrepid utility infielder, is not at 1111‘
Both boxers yesterday expressed in- clcnr about ‘
'dignalion over the rumors circulated 1”,...“ dmf.,.d_
in Philadelphia to the effect that We:
: littlest might not be strictly on its mer-
its, and each declared with great car-
ill-slncss that he would do his best to
' win decisively,
fair will be .'1 title fight.
Ridicule Report of Fake
The detailing of a policeman to de-
cide whether the boxers are trying is
regarded by boxing patrons as ill ad-
vised, as the bluecnai might not be
qualified to judge as to 11 hcthcr the
the bout without good reason.
per cent.
~
at'iair against such malady.
has been called to the
'(ondemn severely the originator
Kilbane. ‘the rumor,
filANlS MAY llE
FNREEI] ll] llllll
NEW Y1: ‘.lli. .ltlly ill—:llnagiue the. merely enable the clubs with thous-
ticolgc llurus, Dave ands 111' dollars invested in haslbail .0
Jill Tesreau, l'oll Perlitt. 111111111 llltll‘ investments {111' the re-
’ l‘l‘l'tllt"S(llll1)|l,LP“ \IcCarly and Er- lllallidcr of the y.cal
Such a condition is poll.
the new .llrmy,
anti who may he called upon to
The latest returns indicate that Rob.
el'tson will be the first of the Giants
to receive orders to report for exami-
dashing outfielder from
El’ortsmouth, V11, is well 11p in the list,
‘of conscripts, his number being drawn
in the 901) class.
'leasi those who are acquainted with
-the numbers, are considerably further
men were boxing on their limits or “10““ in ”‘9 1'"
otherwise and might illtcrfcle with “mid upon to present themselves.
'0f the seven whose numbers
The conditions call for six rounds 139“" idmllflt‘d in the lists drawn on
133 pounds at S It hi. and each cnn- Friday, Krucger is the only unmarried
testant is guaranteed $10,000, or 33 l le‘li‘YM- Robertson was married “1‘3
day after war was declared while the
While, both Leonard and Kilbnne are cthcrs have been matried for at least
highly rég‘mded for honesty .lnllaito 01 three toms.
square. dealing in, their pl'ofession’uh's
30” elmmitten. U. S. ohicers’ reserve and considorcd ‘nbovc collusion in1den are married and Kaut'f has yet to
e'f- 'ijoin the ranks of the benedicts.
0f the other rel;-
subiect to draft. Hollie and Rari-
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CLNSE Bill PARKS]
SPORT-—
NEW YORK, July 25.-—Although
'quile a few baseball players in the No
5111111211 and American leagues ale sum:
to be lulled in the draft for the fllst]
almy oi 1367,1100 men and a heavy blow
,will thus be dealt the majors, it will
inot be a knockout. It will not be sell-
ious enough to force either 01 both 1‘]:
\‘ational and American leagues to can-
cut the remaining games on their
lscllr'dull's and c1051: the baseball parks.
Till r1 is no way at this time of de-
.
tlrmining just how many big playels
1'vill be taken into the arm). Official
‘ .tlgules are not yet available at the
ihendquarters of' the National league in‘
make ”‘9 occasion this city or the executive offices of the]
American league in Chicago. But it is
Hm a known fact that enough bull players
Attention I in the two big leagues are over the age '
fact that :1 To limit ct thirty-one years to insure the
mar has been limitin" about the lek- different teams of finishing this season
1 pon lealninu ol‘ the report at least.
'Kilbanc hastened to deny such to po—
lice officials and other authorities and some 01' the older players among
of some of the teams whose ranks will be
‘1 1!" gm so depleted that otherwise they would
.be unable to put a complete tl-am
'aflt'ld. in such a contingency there
!
‘will not be any hesitancy in so jug. : , . ‘ , , ,
’ v'l‘uohev showed a willinnness to tight. 1 mon decide-1 lust mum to imp] rhinit-
it, may be necessary to distribute
cling the players around.
in such an emergency tlllu'e would
be no chance to raise the time worn
hue and 11',\' 111' syndicate baseball. The
plav'cls will be so distributed as to
Most of lllt big it agile clubs on no“
lit 11 :1 spectacle would arouse in seven 111mm: bmw'n eighteen and twenty
National league and the players. 11 is true that the majority
gloom that it would cast over (1111110111 111‘ the «111111 plinth: are pitchers and
:Cillt'llt‘l'fi, hlll ill a pinch there are pit-
sihle in view of the recent draft for chcrs who could ht‘ employed in the.
hllt the probability oi out and ill fields and the same with
its coming to pass in the nearfuture-155111110 oi the catchers. '
not strong enough to cause
pull of those fans who MACK MATCHEDTO
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MEET SAMMY WALTZ
The seven plllvtrs enumerated Boys Will Perform 1n Main of mm month.
Bout of Twelve Rounds at;
Meriden August 9 .
Young 'Muck. Meriden's '128 pound
champion and boxing idol has been
matched to meet Sammy Waltz 11:
Hartford in a l2-round bout before the
Lenox A t‘. at llanovcr park, Mcriden,
on Thursday evening, August 9. HM?
11cc Smith. manager of Young Mack
and Elldie'llyan, manager or Waltz,
posted forfeits for welghtsand appear-
:ianQ with otllcials of the Lenox club
that night.
For some time past Young Mack has
been seeking a crack at Waltz, know
ing that a victory over hhu would tur-'
ulsll the right to meet. the best buys
in that district, Mack's followers are
also convinced that the Mertdtm lad
is capable of giving “Waltz 11 trimmiub
and it is likely that considerable
money will be offered as to the result.
On the same card an attempt will'he‘
elllildt‘ to rematch Jimmy Welton and]
Young Russell of New York. Russell;
trimmed Welton ll few weeks ago but;
the local boy says that he west not in:
the best of shape and that he will
surely change the story at another‘mke kindly to it. An English conduc-
meeting. The semifinal for the card
has not yet been arranged
Advertise in The Sentinel.
”l m
'down his baton and said: “Really. this
lyou have been playing false notes“
.. ‘
BONDS l3 KNOCKED OUT
llUNNEEltll] FAST ' . --
Billy Miske Turns Trick in Second
7 Round at Broadway S. C.
tBilly Miske oi .St. Paul made snort
shift ,of Joe Bonds of Tacoma, stop»
plug him in the second round ”o'i' their
Johnny Hands Paterson scheduled 1011 round bout at 1119137511-
Lightureigh4 Terrific mat-1' Way S. C last night. The nlf‘n 5(‘3lCl l\
ing at Pioneer S. C. Iliad squated off when Miske slid in
...—....-.”
Johnny Dundee convinced Tommy terrific right 10 ”19 jaw.
TUOIK‘) last night at 1111 Pioneer 3]“)in l BONE 01"“)le “k“ a 1101‘“1 “iii
in;' Club 3"?“ Yolk, that while a man Joe took a count of nine and then rosl
may be lightweight champion of .\'P\v l0 hifi feet. “NU” feml‘ed f0! 1“" 119'“
1
Jump).- it does not neCesSarfly follow and up went .iot‘ 5 amps. As they did
that he ranks with the lopnotcllers of Billy planted .'1 mild l'li’llll Fftllfll‘fi'li‘
the division. ..\'o boxer with cham- in 1301101555 mid-“’0‘“m JOPl gasping
pionship aspirationss ever leceiied a with pain, sank to the canvas.
more overwhelming b1 .ltlnt: than that‘ The “low WdS plainly lim' but to the
administered to the Patterson thump :‘surprise of the onlookels Bonds and
101' by the Italian. -ilndlel‘s did the same stunt as they did
Dundee beat the red thatch 1m}: in in the match with Carl Morris at till
every round oi the ten and the beating Harlem S. C. a few months ago, and
gl’ew in proportion untilthelastl'oundj’i'lled {on}. John HaukuD. the 0111“
when 'I‘uohey was hopelessly ollt~71‘9fel‘ee. l'efusfftl to recognize. Bonds’s
classed. ‘ ‘lclaim and ordered Joe to resume
Dundee showt‘d [10111 the first round fighting after a minute's rem.
that Tuohey was not in his class eilh‘ The mcn Situated off Bina' Across
m as a bore; a Uni; {11 item] 01 a hit»; to the jaw fished \l‘lskes deadlv light.
tier. Dundee kept a left hand in Too. Down to the ("1111 as dropped Bonds
hey s face so steadilv that the i'aleln' and it was all over.
son ho} l'enllv couldn‘t see whelc his ——~ ‘
opponent was. A. A. U. WILL HOLD
At intervals Dundee cut loose with! CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
:1 t'usilladc of rights and lrfls and ball. NEW YORK, .luly.-‘—~The champion-
’i‘tlohey so confused and slltlky- he was ship committee of the Metropolitan
1:11:11 to cover, For the most .part,.Associalion of the Amateur Athletic
but he was out of his class. lpionship games, instead of a patriotic
in a cix mund semi-final .limnly‘demonstration at Celtic Park. August
Sun-1y pinpointed Jack {‘11' lo», and, 25 The. w'ilmels will in rewarded wi'il
\lik Murphv defeated Johnny Duff in 'lnedals Mill] in addition v.ill rlceill
another six rounder. lound trip railroad tickets to St.
.lamls, when thev will 11 resent the
.'Fast in the national thanipimlship
lEVlNSKY S'ENS ' names to be held August 31 and Sep-
' .lembcr 1 and 3. .
“P m“ TW" BOUTS MASTER LISTS ARE MAILED.
WASHN‘ TON, .luiy 2.3.——.\la tel-
m.“- lists of the army conscription dra'win:
Bridgeport Battlcr DICElS 'were in the hands of a number 01 local
lack Hank)“ August 1 and exemption hcall'ds today; and were1 1:11
. their way to 111 1er mar s more 11s a 11
JaCk Clifi‘md AugUSt 8 from Washington.
Battling levinsky, the big; Bridge- Eacll local board, on receipt of the'
port haltlcr, and holder of the light. lists. is required to summon for exam:
heavyweight championship, has an inallon twice as many men as the ac-
llamzed l'ol two tights lol' the first pull tual quota for the district.
Examination of the master list
Boxer Hanlon. showpd only a few errors in the unofll-
He will meet .lack Hanlon. the (.‘al' tial list compiled by the press during
'ifol'nia star, in the main bout of 10 the rush hours of the drawing and let-
rounds at the Queenshoro, 1.. 1., Aug: cgraphed to newspapers over 111--
usl -i and on August .8 he will oppose country.
Jack Clifford. the Chicago heavy" NEW YORK, July 25.-—The second
weight in the main bout at the ‘.\lili- important move in selectlnu New
law A. C. of Brooklyn. York city's quota under the sclecmo
ll arrangements are completed Lev draft lottery was begun here today
husky may be seen in action the 1112- with the arrival from Washingtop of
let pttl't oi next month against Billy the “plaster lists" at the stations of
111311), the St. Paul slur. Mat 111111114, the 189 exemption boards. Nautica-
the Cleveland 111 omoter and Miah Mur‘ tions to the men who'ure to appear 1'1.“
ray" the Boston promoter me after examination were being sent out.
this bout. The1 have both made sails ;
factory offels to Levlnsky. Miske has TO WITHHOLD DEFlNlTE
also been' approached. but. has 1101‘ DECISION UNTIL AUG to
given any answer v.et This bout
would draw an immense crowd in eith- New England TI‘UCk Ind Field Cham-
el' city. The boys have already fought Pl°mhip May Be Called 0ft
three. times The. fitst scrap was a BOSTON JW 35 ——lndications point
draw The second one went to \iiske toward the calling off this year of New
and the last bout Levinsky gave \iiske England Amateur Athletic Associatlon
:track and field championships accord-
:ing to members of the field committee
€11 was the opinion of the majority at a
meeting of the committee yesterday
a line trouncing in St. Paul.
WAGNER'S M USIC.
”——
'that becauSe to the war the champiql-
ships, set for August 25 either at the
Harvard stadium or the Massachusetts
institute of Technology field should
When Wagner's music first came in
the adherents of the old school did not .
tor after a rehearsal or the wintroduc
11 t b» l1 M in v'cw of the fact. that
tion to “Der Fliegende Hollander" laid 0 l ( 1
ithe work of selecting men for military
ends quite pleasantly. . i fear some of
' August 1 0.
W. L.
New H11 yen .......... 4.3 17
Lawrence . . .- ......... 37 28
New London ......... 34 2 ‘
llzidgeport ......me3 28
Worcester ........... 29 3
Portland ............. 2T 37
Springfield .. . . . . .241 39
Hill‘liol‘d .... .... .21) 4o
.11.!: .loes 1111111111: and en ossf'd with :1‘
service is incomplete. it was voted
'to withhold a definite decision until,
THE STANDINGS.
Eastern League.
National League.
1'1. L. 13'.sz .
N‘w Yul: ............3'3 27 .53
(.‘i1 :z.:. ‘. ........... '52 '1 .55?
St. Louis: ............ 48 411 5&5
Philadl it 11121 ......... «12 37 .532
(1111' 11:11 ............. ll 46 xii”
Brooklyn ...... . . . . .38 44 .43
Boston ............... 31$ 7 .13"!
Pittsbul'" ... ."8 57 - .229
11American League. ,,
\‘i. L. P4}.
Chicago .............5 32 .61!
Boston ............... 52 35 .‘3
Cleveland ............ 49 43 .533
Detroit .............. it} 43 .5}?
New York ...... ‘ ..... 44 42 .513-
\‘l'zlsllington .......... 36 52 a!”
St. Louis ............. 36 55 .3”
Philadelphia ......... 3‘ 51 .3“
International League.
W. L- P40
Newark .............. 53 33 .615 ‘
Providence ..... . . . . .53 '37 .559 -:
Toronto .............. 51 3 .5,”
Baltimore ............ 49 39 .557
Rochester ............ H 46 189
Buffalo .............. 37 54 M3
Richmond ............ 5:3 53 3’8
Montreal ............. 32 56 .35!
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Eastern League.
Worcestel, 6: Hartford. 1.
Lawrence, 6; Bridgeport, 4.
New London, 8: Springfield, 3.
New Haven,l’ortland,'rain.
National League. ' ‘
' Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn, 5: 10 11111.
tugs. ,
New 101k. 6: Pittsburgh
Chicago, 3: Boston ll.
St. Louis, 2:: Philadelphia. 0.
American League.
Washington, 2: Cleveland. 1.
Only one name scheduled.
International League.
Baltimore, 3; Buffalo. 2.
Richmond. 8; Montreal, 6.
I’l‘Ol'lllt'llM‘, 1:3; Rochester. 0-4.
Newark-Toronto. not played.
American ASsOciation.
Toledo. 7: Minneapolis, 1.
St. Paul. ‘3: Indianapolis, 1.
Louisville. 4; Milwaukee ,2.
Kansas City, 5; Columbus, 4; 12
innings. '
southern Association. ;
Birmingham. -I‘.'. Memphis. 2-81 '
New Orleans, 2: Nashville, 1.:
Little Rock, 9: Atlanta, -8.
Chattanooga, 7; ,Itiobile, 1’1.
GAMES TODAY. ‘ '
, Eastern League. _ ..
Hartford at Worcester.
New Haven at. Portland.
Bridgeport at Lawrence.
New London at Springfield.
National League. :-
No games scheduled.
Amerlcan Lelgue. ,
Chicago at. .New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
International League.
Newark at Toron.o.
Richmond at Montreal.
Richmond ............ 35 53
Providence at. Rochester.
FOOD CONTROL BILL.
WASHINGTON. My 25. -Parly Ii“
apparently were drawn tight in lib
House today for the impending flfil‘. ,. ‘L
over the question whether unanimous ‘ ‘
' consent shall be given for the Fail,
Control hill to go to conference.
Today's situation is the outcome-cl,
Republican Leader Mann's refusal ya- » 7
iel'day to give unanimous consent 1.,,-
less a separate vote were ‘pel'mitted 11‘ _‘
the Senate amendment for the creafin'
of a joint Congressional war expert}?
‘turcs committee. -. -
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