I
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:”RuthNeed80nlySix
. Holds Rec-
I f. , ylPhiliwl’layillg
honour with May Shat-
r Freeman's Twenty-
Sox permits Babe Ruth, his sen-
? 1 home run pitcher.“to play in
ugh games in tthoston‘clob'sreE-
lineup. a‘iieW' American Magus
e my record would befestablished
is season. WeroBabe to appear in
.54: games he also should have little:
tinicuity in breaking the major league,
some run record of luck Freeman.‘
@ntflelder of the Washington National
{denguesiclub in 1899. Incidentally
duck made his record in the last year
at Washington was a member of the
front major league and had a short
‘ht field fence to help him.
Toggle Ruth has made eleven home
in less than titty games. In De-
Washington and Cleveland Babe
9 hits that were record breahers.
.. has a terrific wallop to clear the
it Wills on any of these grounds.
are Ruth tofplay on the Polo
inds seventyueven days a year he
=litmundbnhicdly set up a home run
_ v for posterity to gaze at. This
n he has played in five games on
Polo Grounds and in three of them
has‘hit a home run. in a fourth six
> es more would have given him an-
Hlil high fly hit the concrete
for a double.
right field stand on the (pojoflBilkPi‘ hit. a-home run on tho-Fourth of' ......
do has 10ng been Ruth's favorite
‘ range. There seldom was a series
the Polo Grounds in which (Ruth has
but“ home run in a game in which
either“ pitched 4 or played‘outfleld.
~ "Warhop sercral years ago was
We {overlie victims Ruth has hit
me runsin 75 per cent of the games
has participated in You the Polo
ads and not once has he hit into
American Wue'
ghomers this season up to date. he
Jshould pick up a few more bolero the
fseaoon is over. Gravath’s homers were
, distributed as follows:
Wear. Team.
{loos—Boston (A) . .............. .
l 1909—»Washington Kn.) . . . . . . . . . . .
low—Philadelphia (NJ 11
1913—Phlladélphia (NJ r9
InifiPhiladeiphio m.) . ......... 19
1915—"Philudelphla (NJ ...... 24
“19'169—‘Phlladelphla t-N.) ..... n
19l7—Phiiadélphia (N.) .......-.12
1918—7Philadelphla. 9 -'
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Total.......‘ ........ . ......... 101,
in addition to spanking out minis
league home runs Cravath has a great
assortment otdninor l e home-mus
to his credit. He creatcda new Ameri-
can Association record with twenty-
nlne, which he hung up while sojourn.
5 ing in the oldlman‘s home-wat'ulnno-
apolls in 1911. .
- Without any intention of discounting
Cravath’s ability as an extra. base hit-
ter it must he admitted that the Philw
delphia liandbox was made. to 'Cactus’
lorder. Though a right handed hitter
Cravath knocks many‘ balls "to the
right field at the Pllillles' park. where ‘
they cleared the wall. The left hold
bleachers in Quakertown were made to
order for Cravath. . .
Frank Buker,.wlth still about three
years or good baseballlbead of him.
irt'lready has knocked out more ironic
runs than any player that. ever hasap-
1' neared in lion Johnson’s citeultuWhon ‘
f
July in Washington it was this'uix‘iy‘
ninth. three of which were world’s so-
l'ics honle'runs. Baker‘s home runs
were made as follows:
Your.
1909 ........................
1910 . .. . . .
>FN0.
. 4 .‘
“71911 {world's series) . . . .
1912.....5 ...........
...-sin ‘
.10
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y Warrior Congressman Plays Ball in Italy-
, ~ . lime-Ntwwas . .
0 13'. ll. “Gunilla; who represents of Newt York congresslimol didtrlct in i
', .fl g; the Ronso‘whon be is not fighting lm Italy»:
‘ (film? the great- American game of booevfhallm’ ‘
(and so many Italians. formerly Ofnm‘mg‘lh
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. lilil‘iltllililliill-
' PPiiPPfiWPPIfilP
Newllersey Boxing Countdo-
. "on Revokes Newark Ve-
‘rolne License—(lover;
rinfiffldge AppeM‘l‘o
_ ..., ....
' NEWARK. N. J., July Or—An'appeal
a license issu‘eti to; 'lthe" WarfWole—
‘drome to conduct boxifig boots and
will be: made to Governorfldge. A.
Archibald, chairman of the Cllrir Grif—
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from the notion of the New Jersey;3
‘5‘“? 30““ Commisflon 31‘ “3‘70““? The combination playing against the
thereby preventing Jock Denney Ind-“l
Prod Fulton from engaging'in a bout;
at the famous bicycle park July“ Won-John mallards. George C. Sherman-
POLO GMAE FOR WAR FUND
Britioh Officers and Amalgam Will
Compete at Wiley Farms
As one of a series of sporting
events for the benefit of the British
Ounadian Patriotic, Fund, a polo game
of the Gediiey Farms Hotel, between‘
English Army officers and a. team of
American mperts.
. Allof the English Players have seen
service on the battlefield and are 93‘
tilled to wear the this gold stripe, the
British insignia for a. severe wound.
British ”officers will be known as the
Westc’ltcster team. Possible players on
it are Earléilopping. Dr. Hugh Black-
well, A. W. Kinney. Dr.
l
A. F. Black}-
‘aud"Pmntioe L. Coomley.
’ The; English players Will be selected
flth Bat and Ball Fundyfor which Ful-
drawn. said yesterday:
had come here. it was my intention
colpts on it percentage basis. The lot-
secretory seemed to explain the mat:
sey to box here for nothing. aud’the
note scionuctriinlgiltrlntro‘i , ~ ..
Oil the Million front. “a has .\ewalk it villi not take place at the
Velodrome. A license to conduct
\
to have James Johnston 0! ‘New York; .
look after the details. and r was to’kcm.docvcniandahhlfllnimltos earls. club has dropped only one game‘ out
have met representatives-of the 130:. "1‘1“: mite olidmiwon willibe 31 it“ oi twelve. S‘Duld of Providence, and ;
ers here todoywto moire dim“ arrangeéuli‘ club'nllclosure 82. and for parking Reigeriand‘ lortune of New London.
merits regal-dioxins division of the re cars 3'3“ Th" “me“ “I the .BriIi-lh are “5° breezlng along near the till!-
ter pretty clearly. "i do not think thitt‘
anybody expected Fulton and Benin]
from Lieut. Col. Jack Gifford, Liam...
will be played Sunday on the grounds ‘
...-”hr"..- .... .1. . .. ... ......wuum. ..d
Secretary Boiler Thinks
Baseball Is Essential
WASHINGTON, July Sin—Appeals '
fl" :1 decisions of draft boards hold-
l“ * baseball 3. non-productive occupos
‘ ‘ under the" work or fight regula—
2’24: rre on their way to Washington
'detiJon Secretary Baker.
Mr. Baker in confirming reports
that such appeals had been iledfsald
he appreciated thoroughly» the «fact
that baseball was the national argon
and furnished recreation {or millions _ c
of persons. and disliked tothinkdlilt --
it would be advessely aflectcd. *Ha
added. however, that this personal
opinion of hloown mostvnot be tab; ~
as forecasting his decisiondlpon the
appeals.
.t
1.
EAVRsfi-LEADE’EABTERN
Batting averages of the Eastern As-
ton and Dempsey speed to bar at the’Col. F. Fraser Hunter, British nests soclatlon. compiled up to last week _
. Veledrome, is responsible for the pewttant‘ Provost Marshal; ‘lliajor Leonud . Wednesday, show Eddie anrs, playing
1 turn in allairs. Mr. Archibald, who lip-é Teate. stationed at Goshen’, N.'Y., with manager'of the Providence Guys. load:
fitted for the permit for “boxing boutsfi'thc Remount Commission; Major Stu~ lug thE‘lesgue with a mark “.370 (or
which was granted and then wltlrj art, Secretory of the British High Com- 29 games. while pressing him closely is
mission: ‘Colonel-(iilesficmonol Symon Dameron of the ‘same team, who is 4
each balm. I
The game willtconsiat of eight chuk- ,
Missions nearNew York. as well. as
mimic 'bemresont.
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‘ Alton-Han noxmo ainem .
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'to
The event will 'be staged at Madison:
ASquare Garden, New York. on July in}
"i am not a promoter of fights and not! Colonellitidwougall. There is n strutting them out to the tune of .352. .
' would not have handled the tightlfdt‘ possibility that six men may play, out Lennon of {Bridgeport leads .
’ ‘ pitclfors with six victories against no
{111‘
defeats, while Ferguson of the some
...—.-
tar proiibmed to the commission by mqum“ a number from Canada, are ex- ‘HAY “EATING 0“
“WAY TO JOIN worlds 1
ST. PAUL, Minn, July 9.4-‘Ray Keat- ’
lug. one ofthe pitchers ‘of the St.
‘Paul American Association club, has
Boxing commission is‘not excepted." i 'l'helcading’boxors’ot Anterlolragain been traded to the New York Ameri-
Commlsstoner't‘rain this Week made drool-donning to thump each other-iii can league club for two unnamed
the following statement with regard to hellalroi athletic equipment, ioréllie players. {leis already on his way to -
the situation: “if the bout is held in soldier boy: now in training camps. tom “the New York club.
‘ Yeshndoy’sdhesults
'9 "an"? “my” h“ \bouti at the bicycle truck has ,1“...de William ”\Vellninn. the automobile:
boon denied. ‘nnd it 'would not be in‘ roiling promoter. [is in chat-goof ar-
kooping witb‘lthe views of the controls-'1 m““‘“““- He. ”“99”“! a flirlouxh
“moat-tourism Fulton and Dempsey of magnets from Cnmp‘Waoswonh.
" ' two-their bout'dhore. awetll-lnlrtllgt”whm he 1: ‘fimlomd ‘88 “"13“”
izsuouum.‘ ‘ club Ehould handluMwiten mutt-to immune the“ show. :11!!!“
"it moduli-Ion was granted .for the mW‘furlough '93 obtained ‘hmgk tr”
4 .3...” dldnot think that were solos “,2, fiogmlssion for Training Camp ct v-
‘5’mticll‘ big game. “We also thought all ' , .,
_. , . ‘ Vittho‘money was'golng to the fund." . Among the "M‘l°“"°““;"°:; “’1‘ M; p 4 ,
Frank Baker, Tris Speaker. Saul during thetlme that Harry cam, Local tuna wilt'ho pleased to tomorrow record in order to ranchitile till-l ' two” “am” It”; 'i falsely Philadelphia Mg:
‘ wford and Shorwoodi'iliagee in‘his‘ oodles Scybold and Danny Murphy ‘ maturity Renting ‘ilaa‘ ‘Mn ~nomadglolt‘ilino timeoumom oi a length in New" “”9ng m ' “flanmogfimyg """""" '39
no mots-bull with terrific force, Ijmlide’a habit of driving home runs-back to’the Yankees. Knitting mafia-out. ' * , Wm?" ”WM” , ”ewetfm crotufllnulnmtl .......... 7.3.3.98
nuts hits who‘ll tinder illnn‘utlylof mvcrthe'right field fence at Calumbia been going like a house attrwthirrwri «~— . - 1"" “'"Y Dem“ ”m" "‘ F"? “I “m ”m“ “wrangling. “Mtg mu- ~St. Louis ............ ~21
above ”wars fruit. his home run record would per-um“! Mike Kelly's It- Paul club and; Another don'notch dioxins match out “my 9‘”. 1.. ‘ .gwnm‘d" m." M. ‘ 317,,“ may.” —"“"
‘ beat illoomerloan 'Loitgu’e home? naps be‘the "dual .0, month's,- .s'doservedmecognltlon twin-Miller no been arranged tortilla Armor-ya. Milli thrills!" rounds lantmlght. at .l the that he wouxnte;ma3 be “we“ no ‘ imggw.
‘t'mrdémth‘nt presentideédsidhlyrvinaltoru a better- hitter thud annoys Huggins. Let's hope that Ray stayaflel‘fl' City must Wirvllflht ‘Mlmm ”" A‘ “' “my cm" “mm m: w: “3“”) l's‘tflcily'ion talent: ’ nzzoiiyziaosscdmln
.; i homers. ‘ "lllle recordtis sixteon. 'Baker joined‘the Atfilgtlcg the year under’the big tont‘tllld time. lichurii Imprioir,who~mmrly gutdtlmm” °' "“3 “@xvpimwu‘i‘: A} boil 3 e . ‘ , l .M palatal; ohm.
" by old‘-’80cks”‘8dybold of“ 51118 the ‘hlnokmen movedfo Shlbe Park.1 \ “'""‘ led thi‘tortuoea-ottho’d’ioms. 0- ”MW“ Nam" “d. f“ the fins ~mp k l Mil? rlaitd instructor at} Philadelfihlf‘at’fllflumnflL
lindelphin “Allieltlcs ' ln‘ '1902,«'the "and in the 43m your the club playedi ‘Tho benctlt'show for the dick. 'nllttfihld'dty. The prlnblpalxiwlilibe'mliy ‘ibellwthodlronli my?“ oasflytcntlge: f ”a lo; aid "11'1“ day one of the} > . p
i . at. year «no ‘Americpn Leaguexmngflve home runs were knocked wounded soldiersiln‘tlle‘finttod-Statesiidflkoof 86. Paul; who holds otlctllllon'!"“"‘*"9‘-"""“ct Oil 901M8- Jlnkson. t on: tlylghtweighw‘hlnfl‘e mistorvtoli AM?” 11:33:.
d to mg Eng-L It “It“.yeahomme r, m “mm.“ b“ “uml’Base'Hospital'No. noun Fiilllmd4ilclover'm moorland lmmy-nudumil-MW “18‘ “mm” "9“ 1‘“ ”m" 1""? e“ '1 . M. ‘ BMW 1:3- .i' Yfl‘il a. :9”
t. - ' . .‘ . g . . I , . , 2 . ~ . w . til orlcncctidlvalpforcediho(landing the ring. also has woluutée ‘ Philadelphia, ‘1 . Quit-oil.
\ ”k W011 higfirst “amnionghlp'wsey Baker sending 0V8? four or them. The Bronx. W“! aka like? tomt lo: “It West Side hflvmight. Who TO" M d h "UflQmVytbodY {81: B!“ Ednrds will I M tren'slli‘ci‘ Nerf-York, 6; 6m“; 5.
”d had a rather easy‘feiice onihc‘ did "drive over the right ileld wall at Shlbe ‘ihe "first? of“: wmy £19,114 “W‘WWW‘ :Blll Brennan. llmgmltnggddgmmzhdmwlfld “int ""9. entertainment and all the H»; ‘Onlyx‘throo domes schbduied.
"lumbla uvenu o ' ~ . . . ~ v ' “Vi” '9 me "3” ‘ “"'“a"°‘ “'"' - ' ‘ . ' ' . . ‘ f - . ‘ . .. ~"""‘“ . u '
ma, though esikgndzugelgmtflflld 33:11:33: rzzx'aDZIII‘lthtlll1y bzzgggrsb‘llltl ““9' the Brandt/”Themoxlug “d '°f I Princeton's piano tor‘rl’ootbnll “9'“?! Gide“ triedjwiiliugly “6‘33“, ‘3“ 'cgmtillwtfi 93:3:izdioz‘tlggc‘lfrgmzi mwflggoomo
i. the ballsom‘e. ’ mm yew Max “hf; my urgetvitho mmni"Wlil‘soé”Benny Leonard dlcatrd'brfiiho wwlment‘itfl‘a'm ‘l“"“§*“"{‘““‘°“ f“”“°“'°d""f° Elfifiggo' e a - » f ' ' ' " ,
bonnie Mnck‘always has been fortu- it no to left field. ' , and “(human GNW' Jack'Bmton, football comm: which mainly sour-Johnny Dundee 3"?“ “0‘ ‘ W- ,
.- . ome r,“ - 'Bil éhilske lnmgm- n mm Coil Knox 'llaylorp Speedy :fiuahg'llllg :Blll'tlnolmboll, howcuorptho NWWOV-l
,-l;e in buying one or more famous Tie luor-le ue borne run record ly ' , "I “i, m, “1' __ , . - . . 3 » " .1 1 .. - N
. . .. . P m as _ J . . g . Edwards Bill itoperud rind namtoniielnoku second best in inertial ART nose. cANAoIA
Zoe run ‘mnulors in his outfit. In was made by Roth ofllivunsvllle' in the"rismgfifiiygfitlexgykgtg‘rmlfi: .mn The’lwmmd “3,th on indies-*otuioinw m not flame” 1t» AHocst STAR.
_ . , . , t '1‘ u‘ Y .' ‘, ’ . i . .‘t . » ~ .'
6' “e033: mgzlggfhfiezzm 61:: 8191.121: 32:53:!)32231: T322901, When he hit»:tlln§tfleddy;'gfiepny‘anger and Clay committceiinisplto of his haying 4'94 myhhmfihfiflm 10.1“; [FMSC 'b.“
, the leading home run hitter. Bar'- Plng B'odie, now‘ of the Yankees, setmum" in action. A“
“Davis ruie‘d‘supreu‘ie for a [Our year a home run record in the‘ Pacific Coast
fetch, trout 19.04 to 1907. willie'mnit League in 1910 when he hit for thlrftyl'
. or was king tor four» more years, home runs while he was a member of"
_m 1911 to‘lsli. Today Much has at the San Francisco team. Plug always
lowor stand. All his homers have
nitpoworiul licks upstairs. "Ruth
y diflnins the lower Polo
s. andioayd a'lpolioolboy should (be
1913-..... .......... mi
.1913 :(World's set-ionl‘ii........... 1.
outs»... ..... - a: .
$191.“ 1.5.. 'fig‘l,‘ i ..... - . .y.‘ .‘g . . o . .f. - . ... 10", 7" h ‘
, 0 hit madman-no» .. , . tot lief 4. ,
You wholltove noon all the stars 0f§"n1: .. . . ~41 1. 4
came soy Ruth hiti'avballhl’rderi“3°wu‘it""""” - ‘3‘" “
, . any mn'thatvhag (yer plumsblg 1918333913 . ............. . ...... . . l I ~
~ Guam“. Ed Delehant,._ mph.) 1 ..ildjfndlter playcd'wlth the mutation
not'lutd‘inuch‘ diillculty in introducing‘slmo. . ' NATIONAL LEAGUE.
' L ,, Chicago, 6-1; New York.3-3. 7
Boston. 5: ‘l’ittsburgh. 0. ' ‘ p ‘
flinclunstt; it"i’hiinlicipnta, o; - . ., :<~ =
No alterations mom.
, sunning of the milk." <~,
Won. lost;
Gilliam) ......... .. . .‘BO ‘21 ’ ‘
«New York .........~'~.'4i
9". Pittsburgh ............ 35-
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mom 605: TO JACKSON
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Cleveland . . . . .. 1 ,
New" York . . . . . . . . . .133
> ”Washington ......,.. g:
Dan‘stwliouis . . . . .. . . . . . lilti- ,
Chicago . .. . . . .495
Detroit . . . ..t, .,. . .329
Philadelphia . . . . . .‘37 p
:H‘. ,
”Gillies WW:
'flhlongo stonework. ~ \
St. Louis utmoslildgtoin
Detroit at’fil‘iladelphla. .
Cleveland at .Boston.
demm this "there signed as Frince‘ton’s assistant coach‘j'lhénwmmhi{mnuorrin‘whichihettnnk' ".pr Also Kiting: Motorcycle Ac‘
will be wi-cstlin mild vaudeville: and gone to Columbia. . , ‘gt‘ldoitaon'ohmde‘stfiblowsiwitlmu n e
‘ r Le— ‘ 1 The plauv‘behtnd the 'aliliointmant-rotmlumoefl and "as he'lEft the ring lie BRmN WOOD N- .3" my 9-"l
The moslstunnlng upset of the mar the committee includes [allies with smusillolsttti upon lheahouidells of at Art Ross, the :Cano ion hockey star.‘
ent racing session caused a sensation Harvard and Yale and sorvloe‘elsronsJ few owls admirers and carried to his and his nephew. Hugh Ross, died yes-
, iamonsthe mwd tit-Aqueductyester- The Tiger is determined-"torsion towdmsshgrd-oom; -. y; ' ‘ ‘tolzday morning as the result of HR
2399““ pair of home runisluggers .in- was a much more robust home runner, .day when itha Oncck ‘ Stable’s Elfin the‘gridh’on with ...,‘amty “eye-n75“ “Jackson “magmas: omlgfigmlng in motomycle accident ‘ st Bethlehem
.rge Burns and Clarence’Walkér, ‘ in the Pacific country than on this side | Queen was "beaten in the Astoria he is sure to do so nomatter what the: thetouriy rounds, >sterlng§+hard tom mummy evening. “They were riding
gevei‘al Playei’s"311°l'e £0119. afteriof‘t-h’c MisSissippl. He hit twenty for. Stakes for iwo~yeai~olds M W. Rioutloolt when the- men “Dotti!“ the tacoieaiknockout. Cordéll‘xilurpfised the. at moderate speed. but ran into i; car-y
Qtfi‘man's record :with a vengeanco‘ Syn.-'F‘ranclsco in 1916. when MackICoe's imported filly Terentin. Though fan, ‘ ‘ in...“ laid with, his clown; undk Effeé' ringejoii'ned by H- Eaton. of 14mm“
“ing‘the last six years and twice it brought him, back to the American; the defeat took some ' of‘tho. lustre~ ‘ ______ '. tlv.e use of a; loft jabimlle‘tllewariboxw “zhlch‘had no. rear light. and both were ,
8 almost'reached. Frank Schnite: League. L 'from the young turl‘ princess, ficrelaur-P’ While thofliauts .are‘rlunklng their "momfsmnd oflzaackoonimthmihls thrownmanl' feet They 1‘3“de f": BinghmatonJ t ed'
ormer outfieldgtnr ol the Cube, Art Bites, who was tried out by the ch: as the leading juvenile Were not en_- fight in the West they w‘illhal'e the..me and completely Wet. thc'lflmr's‘ the “uma‘cadam road. Hugh pguiet ‘westl’thfiuse'Bumh' poo poo ._
w winding out his career in Wash- Giants in 1912 and later played with'tireiy lost, asunder .ltlieconditions El.;servic‘es of’Bonnwan‘uif from time to ‘aitaokc'but when, .‘lnclts'on egoti-‘home-‘nwayatrthc Littleton Hospital an _ 1;}. -
,Oh- Went on an'extra tear in 1911, the Cubs, created a record {in theitln Queen had "to . conc‘ede fourteen ; time. Kaufl' is very likely to get a furt._,.fith;onosof histor‘riflcleft hunQ’hooks who‘wasremoved to the home of W .
dr’knocked‘outtwémmne 1103119133,, iNOI‘iilWeStel‘n League when he kn0ck.P 150111155 ~'to the ‘ daughter of Ciceml mush to play against Cincinnati. “’0 t o the stoinach,‘Cardell would become McIntyre of Montreal. died-three hours
{ - ‘ - lator‘at'ti‘lat place. .Biugliamlon
“a“ C B ' I ‘ . '~ ' ‘ t he everhu‘d’i left ‘ _
rava h came within one flu stored and forge The two Rosses and W. G. McIntyre “Rochester . . i. . . . :34
.ed‘onl twenty-seven home runs while Queeulet. Thum'kvlth the Hbig lmpost_ got word to that eil'ect last night. ., p ;
‘ Tim 01’ tying Freeman’s “markfia'member of the Seattlehlub. The lol- of126 poundson her bu‘ck, Elfin Quecn‘ lf Brooklyn does not put in a claim ‘hntid.’ Jacmn'opened a grind-sized cut ‘ . 6 , :.
‘iears ago, when the Philllois won of Montreal were. staying at the Agas— Toronto ..... ‘. . . . 3
l'urznuliilflomciuoutfi.
Baltimore!“ Jersey City. 5, ‘ ~
Toronto; Bulioobosterw 1 (1.0
unings). , .,
; Newark, 3. _. ’
cold,
5
Standing. of the Clubs '
liming SeaSPn Les Mann, now with the put’ up such a sturdy battle' that her for Bill Hinchman the Pirates Wi“ lot over Cardeil‘s left are With é Fight
militant Leaxue ichampionship. Cuby‘Lh“ 11‘ chance at those samd “We“? “‘3. "m9“ t° be“ "‘9‘
changed out» twiintysfourihome { B
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the veteran‘gol to‘.Colu‘inbus. " ‘ owing‘inithe second rollil'd; and. there.
.slz "house in‘ Bethlehemon 9; little Wii‘
«....»‘~
death
. Seattle fences while a member of the
Seattle team and‘lied'nues' figures. 1
t e home runs to his credit, of Leslie also hit twentyueven drives to
tell ninety-nine have been made in the circuit ’
National League. Without having: "
in 17915, Cravath has now 101 big "
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Misue'wml. IBDX PoEMpsev
——_—.
Henvywdightr‘wm Club in Benefit
carnival}! Garden
agreeingto box at the beneficiomlm
the‘ two heavyweights will » be giving
.tholr‘oftorts gratis.
cation. . Through ‘ Art'
Canada has-lost one of the. greatest
hockey stars the world has-"ever
known” Ross was well known in flow
9-hl’fmdwll‘lllt0n‘vork. where. he played against the
utter Cordell kept at a distance ill-om
-the Bronx lad's right. '
. uox‘mo COMIflSSOON Mount:
Baltimore ... has
Buffalo ....... ;; . . . . :30
Newark . ...-......28
Syracuse ...........‘.20
Jersey City ..........13
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Odom Today: '
j ‘ eight" NEW yom'July Toronto “Rochester.
B Bucalo at Rochester.
Binghamton at Newark.
Baltimore at Jersey Cit!
' “comm:
nomad. :1 or. .
NW Born-.1; ‘M’ W,
No other use:
. . '\ Benn Monurd.world‘s \ . ' . . t n where his
Definite announcement limo Billy' ~ y and Pack“ McFarland. of and Jack Dempsey are: yellow“! Wanderers. and in Boa 0
old records, available it is pretty" champion a ‘7 “A .
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