mulls lulu
Transfer to Boston Should“;
. Work Well For the Green-z
éwicll Pitcher-finer”; tfid
, Stallings May “M”
. George—May Be Related
Upon to Develop His Lot'-
— est Talent
That GeorgeSSmitb, former Green;
wicb ii'igh pitching star, will have theI
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chance 04 his lite to make good rich . in a slump. Alla Ranch. one 0‘ his board’s permitting Joe F‘inneran to con-j
ends. is the consensus of opinion
baeeball fans who know the Greenwich l
athlete. ‘
Smith has had an eventful career
since the season opened. 'i‘lalning at
Marlin Springs and starting of! will!
jute Giants, he figured in a shift tram
‘ New York to the CinCinull Reds. AI-
:ter a sojourn in Porkopolis, be was
. sent back to New York. and. other re—f
newing acquaintances in the Giants
dugout for a few reeks. McGl-alv
{smiled him to Beanie“.
.- ‘ l-ai Big Opportunity i
There. under the tutelage of Stall-
inaa and Herzog, recognized as “out,
the shrewdest pair of leaders possess!
by any club. it is believed he will show
the real stuff. At any rate. Slum will
have the opportunity or becoming an
aggressive or lighting player, which
appears to be the absent quality in the
young man’s makeup. I. failure which
blocks the way to succeed. l
Smith, in the games he has atheist-
ed this season, has displayed brilliant
flashes in some. while in others l his
' ti Willi , > . . , A . . .- --—~
fgrfglzasliztleglba; $311335?“ :5 and 2:; (3ft 2:333:30. ‘gicloulshflftzen replaced by Al Dematee. Damal‘et’. tier tile ausplcefl olfiiha y. M.-'C, A.. ‘ . l§hndiflng ofwthe Clubs.
.. P , ‘ . ~ - ’ ago. no 8‘? htepped down to make way for a pinch and Johnny is going over for lbw , .l ’3, , '2‘ Jillian. LO“- P- ”a
Herzog behind him, be may take it out 01’ twenty-No. Ind Brooklyn. Kni ”q of Columbus ‘ii Q Bostoh ......... ...51 34 .690
ill-ace and wade in and do some great twelve out of sixteen hills; ,3) the ““9““an 0;"? 3mm ’2’ ‘Eight Teamo in League ‘Cleveland T'I‘f. . . .“.‘"..' .48 ‘ 40’ .545
’ , - * . « . fin s 6 he tum?- ene M‘ M W“ New York .......... 44 - 39 .530
- ‘WONS 0“ the mound before the 5“”5"“. In the ham" ”35‘" "‘9“ "‘9 Jack Hendrlrk‘o choice for box m The AneloAmerit-an LEBKUB‘ hoSIWasbington ........ .44 40 .524
of the season. tyentyone out of twenty-three car- at ”w mm but was hit hard and re. been formed. J“ the American calnps..Chlcas0 ..... . ....... 39 43 ‘.476
Smith is a quiet, reticent youth. and, tied by the White Sox. seventeen out ' h .8”. tie le‘a up radi 51 tile Y M lSt. Louis ........ ....88 45 .453
. tired in the seventh. Bill Doak‘tlnls - on u l . a u , l . . . . . ‘ ..
his personality has operated against of twenty by the Athletics. fifteen out , (‘ A and Knights of Columbus com’_.Deltoil ........... 8o 46 .409
his success. Stamford “Min“ PM of twenty by’Cleveland. twenty out,ed the game. ioratc' with t-olllaltlndinr.v editors to Real’lliladolphla ”W3; 47 ‘420
motors who had denim 'llh SW?“ of twenty-three by. the Yankees, fit‘ ‘ ‘m , ‘ ‘
. ,. . at baseball. and plenty of it. is al- Games Today.
before he enfor'ed the “his 31107 call teen out of olphteonbv the Red Sox. Fm“ Anderson huge: 1);: gamut; war! on lap. W‘ " (imam, at. Washington.
testify to this. seventeen out of twenty bylthe Tigers. “0 to W“ The suit 5 l’ c 9" ‘ i. There are eight teams in llle league St. Louis at New York.
its-Cincinnati is said to be a hill bed and nineteen out of twenty three by 0'59?“ ‘0 ”M (0" military duty on ti . l S t rd W nd “on. Detroit at Boston. .
Ior “knockers" Smith no doubtc re- the si- Louis Browns. July 25. and at first intended to re- and ‘0‘ p “Y on 3 “ 3- ‘ a 1 1 Cleveland at Philadelphia.
ceivefl his tritium there, and, that y . main with the club until it returned Gal's- The oresegischedulepcarrizlswel ‘
grilling should put him on edge. for lus' Some ol‘ the Giants in the draft. in- to New York. but he suddenly clung—into August Tillebnlallgg glib?“ }: are 'r lNTERgl'IA'TlgNgL W39,”-
Boston experience. .cludlng Pol Perritt and Walter Holko. ed his mind and said goodbye to his I:omli:fi:l:n‘ll:gl illnrganog;d0;un£::~ Egmrllllg} e ..9'. B gaffe?“ » .
' M a~‘bltter.‘Smlth bids mirto create who have been summoned by their lo teammates as they were about to :1“:- tznl ,, m from elsht pence Rochester. 1;. Jersey City. 0'.
. a hisvléuiué'reooldqu the littlest: «twat boards. modellepaalclou‘vhfirln Mfi"3"""‘“”‘°"5“ “m“ i' Ohm-i (slxloen cells) or atandees to a ahlllfi M"““' "3‘ ”mu" 1"
no. V'l‘hua tat-."lte has not reslstered Cincinnati the outer day. sodldiollu- nail last night. 1 . I b t h” 7! PM ) for. ..___.. J .
sole blngie this season. ls'ton. Nixon and others of the. Super- .Theioss of Anderson brought the IDS FM 8 X (3 Oil 3 I H K 0- ii . Standing of ”3° Clubl.
‘1 ' —— ' ' ” ' or. mxouls'ulldavllouu interesting sound down below the player llmll. an grandstand will: {ugh-gallium” Bmwmm “3:. L3?- Pkg;
CHEVROLET AUTO VICTOR. one since it brings to light the second that Bob Steele to: immediately stun: bulltdmgnlzl‘bzenoro laid t‘tha‘t' "or!" Toronto ....... 4‘ z, .603'
.. films with the Yankees came a letterlod to a contract. till“ 5 l 5 0“ Baltimore ...........‘43 30 539
Average: 95 Miles per Hour in Union-' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ loll seals spectatOrs may it"? 0198'” Rochester . ..... .....3s 27 .585
‘m m“ i — »- ._ ~ . ~~~~~ m... w M“ ' ‘ “*" ""' land fairly close-up views olthe‘tamm Newark ......... 3'; 37 _ .500
, ' “ ~ ‘ - vi us races she showed flas‘les of All moods are to be given to ap- Buffalo ..............8 37 .471
UNIONTOWN- Po., 1“" 19’3“)" l ' . ' . 39:25? but she failed to come up to lllelprove: British war charities. The first Syracuse ' ~- ' u ' - 36 “A '37}
Chevrolet 1951““? won ”19 11299 expectations of her backers. Yester- me of the season between an “"1“me City “""1‘"15 51 .22.
mile independent auto Derby on the . ‘ day Jockey Johnson hold her oi! the,” . _. ed] _____
‘U ' nto ‘ edwa He finished one: .. ' l pace until the home stretch, where one and a any team at mghbury attract Games “a”.
mo wnlspe . y. . , . it ~ _ ”an “manor field and got up in timefa crowd of more than tour moorland. Toronto at Binghamton. ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ minute! AMIGO! 031011 To“. Who (.00 . . . to win. by half 8 length. James But- persona. More ”mutants! ll” htVQ Buffglo It Baltimore, '
second. Chevrolet's time was. ' lama Empress finished second and AJ drawn excellently and the war char-l“ R°Chefiter at Jen” City (‘2).
“”12“""““‘”°’”‘ °‘ “‘“M‘e Little Sort of corn Runs on “‘ “m“ “W" W“ it” “‘l" u... .u profit. it u. a... m9 Symcwwem -
‘ ' ' . on n over theone in course. it . ‘
. mills per hour. Eddie Hearne was ‘ F , E 1“ 61:4???“ _ . .. ‘ tAmericano ambush): an outlet for EASTERN LEAGUE. ‘
1mm. " With em ven ' 8 t ‘ {their ant-upcnersv. uhlle filo Eng- New Mon, 2-5: Neonaven. 1-0.
«Barney Oldfield won the internation- Empire City Track tcotoulan- mam lllah m‘mm mm:mlur grpgldegcte. g; gagged 2;
' ' ‘ ‘ ~— ' ~ e - . ‘: a u . .
al worlds championship ovel Artbul ‘ ‘ , 4 COBB IN ”pr ed with our national tune. a; r 503d '1 7-1; Springfield, .13'3‘
SDltmy in a the lap race. 'He averaged Conpadle. the little black scoot the. . m. . The tumult and the shouting of the ..
. 101 miles per hour. finishing the race‘ {lagogtfal‘ 110:1: assist-ca? :11: 5:331:35} Georgie Pooch to Play Again-t Marlin “no“ and the‘soldiorg "ml er amazed Standing 0' m. cm“ ,
‘ dawn“ the fact that m? "shim?“ noon at the Empirecity track. He wonl club Sunday. many a native. at that. ill-st name It New London ‘ ' Vigil L102“. 17-72.
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°‘ 3° W ' "”39 lfé°rl§l§ii;e“§§n$‘ll'§ m sewn my 3; tigengmfilmmm ....... r. m
V ' ' . he isonghld other raceeéby' darting to “119 0f “‘9 state are “me“ interested‘oald‘ tmorn 113,. o p rt.l’rovidenco .........38 20 .623
JO! div-ens. MEXICAN BOXER’ V - ' lb it b i t d at‘cal Englishman who takes his son Nev; Haven W30 22 .588
Tfl‘flfle COME-'NCK IN WEST the front as soon as the barrier waste in the big exit 1 on 9 ng 3 age _ ll' ‘ muttering It Hartford . 28 p 24 538
- ‘leased and remaining there until hel'Lig-hthouse Point here Sunday finer. calmly it was a wry - n. .......... _ ‘ In . 58
J09 Rivera . "1° picturesque ”“3. passed the judges. ' . b ‘ h bi st attraction of seemed that the four thousand made Springfield ---------- 19, 3 ..3
Mexican who do: some swath anifingI The Arrow was over the short six :Ecns’ u t at ‘03:; one” d b Man-h me? e name than we been lmm a mll- gutting: ....... 1% g; .1255
.. the lightweights a haltdosén years lurlong course. his distance suited . 9 393““ ye 5' lion people on 'Cup “native! It the cross ........... , . o I
ago is .‘uempfing a comeback and-bl the little coil and he never left the re lager George M. Weiss or the Colonials. : ‘ P 1 co , But the crowd was Game" Tod. ‘
recent'boute on the coast—~11 defeat o! suit in doubt. Georgie Walls 'sent him - comesnext Sunday when his Colonials Clix“; m: 28;“ Every sailor in his Haltford at Springfieidy.‘
'l‘illie Baffin“ and a draw with' 3,138 iiglgogng‘e [Eggziililhgle $13.: "With the renowned Ty CObb in’thellne- :rclugesdue while but and every 5757- Worcester at New‘London.
Johnny McCarthy—are said to have There he let Compadl‘e down and the '.“P and Ray mailer. former star pltcd' agar in khaki regarded it as his right Svmz‘dgg‘” “figs: 5“???“ l
N been impressive. colt increased his lead to three lengths yer for the New \ork lankees. in the to about his instructions‘to the men :1 er ry a g n. . l
.. u were . before the home utretch was reached. box, meets the New Haven Eastern \ _ W _ . ,
' “Ham 1le lie . , parked a we Down th straightaway he 599d underl‘Lea club in the first»! a series of on the field. ' AMER-$5" ASSOClATlON. Xl‘
ious wallop and he has the distine 811° . . 00131319123, 1, Toledo, 0. . 5
tion 0! being the only boxer who ever
really hunched Ad Wolgaat cold-
that. lositer’flolgaet got started. Wol-
gast won that-bout. but those‘hho
saw it alvliays. indisfedll was a double
e knockout and that name‘s Welch
. "madé‘it easy” for the Michiguit Wild-
cat. \ ‘ ‘ ‘ »
pump. {gunner r;
. from home. ‘At that point he began to
the Boston Braves, to which club he ‘ pitchers, has left the team and has to Nixon from ‘1de in Texas. The?
virus recently transferred by the tad-18mm to the shipbuilding plant at Spu-
ot rows Faint. Md.
ioflcials down there permitted Nixon;
v‘to play out the season. and in recognl- \
Russell was very secret!" about 1 tion of his having a family to‘supporl'
‘ [his going and, dihoégll‘ he to”. histold him to “get the money while they
frienth said sum" to the club about ' potting was good.”
it, but departed on Monday night, Rigel
'89“ Pitched good bull early in the; and!
m Lately. however. l. m not agent
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A dispute between John McGraW
,und Heinle Zimmerman. culminating in
the voluntary Willem of the latter
its) the club bonds, marked yesterday's
going very well. complaining of trou-
ble with his arm and hand.
Last. season Russell was the victim
men in the draft and demonstrates tliat ; in the sixth inning. McGraw reproach-
mm“ the men are allowed to play “fled Helnie fo'r hismexllgence, at which
big leagues must close shop- in thitlimmerman walked angrily to the
national League the Phlllles‘ roslcr'club house. MoGraw and later that he
shows sixteen men. of whom Mxtemiwouid Mt suspend Zimmerman for
Ibis action. >
are of draft age; Boston. twenty-moi .
m .. “W“
ti. seventeen men. with fifteen in ' ' ’
draft; Pittsburg, seVenteen out at ty. Fol-die Schupp started the game for
. . . . the Giants. but. after pitching mod
”on” In the draft. New York. Gwen ball for tuning. be weakened and was
a nice pull‘until a sixteenth of a mile
(alter a trifle and Wang had to similar league line-up with Tyler on! the
.‘him a‘coupie 0! cracks of the whip to mound. while the Colonials. with the
l8la“ of! a theminaj Chanel!“ made exoepuon of Ty Cobb and Emmons
by John Leonardts Assume. NiWhen he ‘
crossed the finish line will to was a. . .
length in from buthe wasnstralgllt ” teem. Will be the same as defeated the
a stl’innand had little speed in rescue Chicago White Sex at Lighthouse
.COMPIdI‘e a- Gfild Mine ,. innint a couple of weeks ago. Fisher
Commdre icons of the most consist 'who is stationed at, Slocum. pitched
em Wmmm that “er Mk9" 'tlte Colonials to victory over the wane
fiidc’é'pv ultimo
= . ‘ .- qu FROMMURLms
‘an‘Louoon, July 19,—.New Lon-
Mndonwmt into’ first place in the
Eastern ledgue Standingjosteldiiy by
. winning twosomes from Nedeven.
while Bridgeport. was winning one
from Waterbury: this breaking the-tie
for first place that‘bal‘l existed .ginceJ
. Tuesday. The scorestoday‘ were 2 to
1 audit due, the llrsl: garlic sedition.
inlnilllx'sxind being a pfichers'flnttlo be-
tweed Fortune and—Walker. theolo-
v
L . 1in . singles. ..’l‘he 1 second. squadron
. also I pitcherd’ battle untll'the fifth.
v
fining 111m being'mo'rde on on el'l‘ol‘ until
through the bridle. He has.oniy been -
outof the money. three times out of Sox‘and that .‘5 why he has been
twelve starts this; semen. .‘and never selected by. Manager Weiss to pitch
was be‘beaten until he ”had spent next Sunday against the, New Haven
he possessed. _~ The; little fob; . \ .
law has been a veritable gold mine for' Ty {labia has played several games
the Quincy‘Stoble. the owner ctihich with ‘the olonlals in seasons passed
bought him at the \mGuflg,djgper§alvi and his 1) 'esence always drew record
sale last winter for $3,100. Since crowds. It is expected the park grand-
placedin the hands of James Fillsim-l stand and bleachers will be packed to
mono to train he‘ has won seven races.l ‘
“Mo'ol‘hvhiohffibre‘siokes. and in threei the“: . capacity Sunday. afternoon. as
other. ”09311119 took. down a: Dirt of, everyone ll anxious to see Ty Cobb in
mower " . .' '
Compadre is nuts sound horse. He.‘
has- ameukblndzlegi- lie hes a tre-l
mentions burst of speednud impound]
the wonderful ball player isle-adios
Ille'c'annut"=’trml atomiloiinnue‘aolelyi willow. Coming“: tram some disttmce
‘to blend let. It Desi!!! to hurt him behind. Cobb has worked his. way to‘
atterptrovellngnboat 19‘7" ““1”“ and; the front. again thick seasoniimd still
, fatmmwmr law. a; . .mmtfl ”mm in.
‘ is 90:: the ~ worl
pouch, especially aunts time wfi‘en'
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To add tamer Millet nuggtns's draft WM decision in favor of “16 Britons Are Beginning to
other tmlgs while the Yankees are player. in the wake of an East Orange
glorified rounders. some Britons are at n ”‘5"
most willing to admit that. the Arnold-l
can national game compi‘os favorably
with their ‘nwn cricket. Most of thomi
use between the G! a n i- are trying hard to like the game and . Won. L03“ BC.
or one of the most peculiar ailments infzh’ which was won ,fihaagaférgy not a few are playing it. .gléfiafizlk‘ """""" g3 26 "83
'baaeball. An injury to one or as: rut-ga mm m to & r or... v. M. c. L and the Knights of Husbmh jjjjj'_jj jjj,2 3; $3
8?” resulted in what “3 called“ Mi The friction m “w by the tail- Columbus are doingr much to disabusePhiladelphia ......... 38 41 :48l
lingers.” At times there was no ctr-H“.e a, Zimmerman to run out I pop the English mind-with regard to the at: Cincinnati ..‘. ....... 35 42 .455
culation in two of his fingers. ‘fll'. which was unified by Gene Pack- ‘98“! dungerhf baseball and to popwlg‘tlatlil: i ............... 35 46 .432
The mm M t.“ “W 0., ..r and r." sal‘ehr on r... Mary, mm the game m a... cenert or we Briocrll: ::s::: : : : : : :3: 1? 3%?
government of the British Isles. Foot- .
ball and cricket grounds have been
placed at the dispo‘sol of the American
soldiers and sailors. Artie gallium is
devoting most of his time to the pro-
motion of the sport and he is soon to
be joined by Johnny Even, probably
the best and liraluicsi baseball play-
or who err-r
pitcher. Ariie. a good player before he
became a ureul clown, is working iln- ..
games. New Haven will use its regu-z running comment. and there was also
iBowén. captain of the Holy Cross.
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every ounce of speed and stren’gth‘Mur-ung, . i
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the American Rogue in whining and
an” M3 dllplfi‘ybd mm courage. That 4. ‘showlngxo‘llohgmdonful sportwitb the it
day. isn’t there? I shall come, as ll
think i shall like baseball. One
have very clear wits to play it well.
mustn’i’hefi K ' "'"
It is this flillful side of baseball
that will win the English over if, in
time any of them will. For cricket and
association football and tennis are
‘ . . games of l. requiring brain as well
lSBC some MEl'lt In 0111‘ Fa' ‘ as brawnfflid for this reason. more
vorite Sport—Anglo-Am-gthu any other, they hardware to be
wican [£33118 Playing. F014 the headlines of English sport.
Charity ‘-- Natives Find ' ,
Much in Contests to Inter-i Yesterday 5 Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
est Them i
, Philadelphia, 1; Pittsburgh, 0.
The English no longer call baseball! New York 3: Sl- Louis 5 (13 in-
Brooklyn, 3: Chicago. 2 (16 innings).
Cincinnati-Boston. rain.
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N , Gamen Tod-y.
Boston at Cincinnati (2).
Brooklyn at.Chicago.
New. York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsbul‘gn.
, AMER“: N LEAGUE;
Detroit, 4-2; it ‘Yorlirlma.
Cleveland. 5: Washington. 1.
Chicago, 38; Philadelphia. 1-4.
St. Louis. 6: Boston. a.
donned glove or {need
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Store and Save Money. ..
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Roast hell lb. can .
large Size Can Tomatoes . . , ,-
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The players Minneapolis, 10; Milwaukee. 7.
~ t. l‘. 5; Kans'as‘City. 4.
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Speed 0“ GIN °°“'"""9 ‘ was-ram LEAGUE PRESIDENT
The speed otthe came 1'58th 9“" some. oven roan. OF C. a i
tuiing to the English mind. Followmg R. w. Diekecsomuwho was president
the ball is as diacult as it is to the of the uWeetorn Longuef disbanded
vice at on American “’0le 381119.150 weeks ago, is going abroad as a‘
' American Wllo Sat “91‘; t0 3“ Enix‘secretary of the Knights of Columbus,:
lishmun grandma “can“? “1de .it was announced yesterday. In addi-l
to explain to his 39‘5“"? 5139”“ tlon tattooing been president of the
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plays as they 0.60“"65- 8mm “mes Western. Central, Rocky Mountain and.
the Enzlishman. exclaimed: Interstate leaguesflkhersbn 1135an
‘ "That ball! Where is it now.- D193593jldeutified with boxing * dud other
Awfuliy “hardtowatch it fly-Wk and: brooches oi Sport and was an editor;
forth. you idiom" . ; . ol‘sporta onGolumbus. Denver and:
' And again. Fallen thenshorlsbop '0‘ Grand-Rapids papers. '
the team in the tield snapped up ‘3‘
grounder and started a, double play by
my 0! second'bese. >l . . W .2 . _
‘ “Resumption mom on swiftlyi mu‘cmdandzmuod-‘éfloui’iwlo Recovered
they-ovarian, don't they?” . ‘ : Mountsinville, N. n—“My little
Nevertheless; by'the end-oi the nevi; brother had typhoid’lever'. and“ it left
onllhinnioodhioisame Englishman“: him firm 1105 “name, my ”931°“
eroldod'ifi' '.l!i§li“lfi0lnt‘“‘by a 3111849. read Houseman—V __ prove all
was eué‘lo‘tfu when the. side was ontifinggrfum in my. him up and
knew whenitherunlnjrg-chlod a boil; restoring lilo-strength after everything
when he Ell i “like (35‘ (lbw *‘elggmfaupfiflamy’ 311m“: . . F
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