journeyed to
in b Silll‘. out by
; l!) the score of
E m be :l light one -
3,-1.1 l‘n llus got ‘9.
ii ;--.i an; RitZO got a
1... it” b} scoring
. - 334.. 03‘ the game ,
.rwr was hit freely,
7 z >‘.\ more runs. Mills
by the locals in
..t‘ul mi“ rot-laced by
the cam-3 was the
when. regard-
lzc held
1» Elan-tilts.
".1 «‘i‘i‘ili‘r.
>.-rless.
-msnlls expert the fast
so lace them at Annunc-
: .c coming Sunday. The
. requested to be down
i numberfi to cheer the
The box score- tol-
{Ul'\'.
the .
RHNMNSANRRBSSR
,_
Rom mum. iv m M!
hits out at four times up yesterday.
jumped his average 18 wins. He is
now loading the Mamie in batting hon-
ors 14 points ahead of Cobb.
The Yanks proved to tl'fe world in
general that they are still in the
American League by drubbing the Bos-
ton Champs 6-2 The Yanks are team
back on top of the league
I
Greasy Neale’s two-bogzer in th
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.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
..l'ltH) 103300“?
. Stolen bases—Spring-
UhlllpUi' ~l. Two-base hits
' Anella Double phyo—B.
"ins lu Bellus lo Bucket: Artelhl
Huck-:1. Sucxil‘icx- bite—Bard“.
.s on bulls—0ft Bardos. 2; oil
.llS 3. Siluck out—By Barrios 8:
Mills. mt batsmen—By Duh
" ”Umpire‘Arzella. Scorer—J.
inui
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ELAN RREAT
ARMYRAREYM
tenth defeated the Giants 4 -3.
The Grays tightened their hold on
tbs: place by winning a double header
from Springfield.
The Nor-walk Tire and Rubber Te'lim
clubbed the Darlene into submission
_n
Five Lealfing Batters
in the Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
T a T 1% % ' W
National Lost on
W. L. P. C.
New York ........... 33 16. .673.
Cincinnati ........ 7‘. .31 19 I, .620
A rroogemcnts Made (9); serqtm..hlli '... . . .33 {is :83:
‘m Men’s 0W “ MIL ....... ..1.24l 23. e A“
C Dix St. Louis ....... 22 29. .440.
m Philadelphia ......... 18 29 .355
. m .... ........... 15 31 .328
.LL‘RLI'XGTOX. X. J.. June 23,—- - Ana-icon Loam».
.45 for an American service men's New T k 29 ‘ , P (‘
wumiw mm bringing ”99"” m ,ufenleaggrfl'. """ 32 E: '2};
first lime in the United “States '3 Choctaw .....'...:::.'31 13 :633
“um mama: of the army. misc Louis .......... ...2i :3 .500.
:rl..-. and other branches of “AW -------------- 23 2‘ 3”
Ice new (on: Metal! ax C3189 m, Wlfsggiglclll ' """"""" f3 :05 ”34%.;
, mnrorenoe between heads of m “anemia :..:1'.":13 33 .28;
x l', ind the Knights of Columbus. International League.
in; w.- l m “in be not! on W’Bammom 3‘; 1“: P;..C‘
...... mummy ...... m and 2...... 5 2‘; “3;...
n 1. arms on Sunday Aug 31 Bingnamton .......... 26 25 2510
. .. . \mp will be open to men who New}: .............. 26 28 ’ .481
1 .wl vice at the time or who have I $335)“; - ' '1 """" :3; ' a: :2:
icumdbl.‘ dificwged- 1‘ i3 “1'3 Racing ..'.'.'.'.'.'::::::19 50 :388
u; ml lllal many of the gmt- 35 352
.in Hill alllleles who competed
.~ tournaments in'l’rnnce and
;.I:il1 compete here.
i. lllllllng talents will be held
ml) opened swimming pool
'_:ll>' Of Columbus.
anon will be the star event,
This will be run,
nix-mile course mun the
.;. mlment.
.\
ml ml Trenton and headquar-
' mm Dix.
men's
Dallas
Ult‘ A. A. U.. and
, s iii-P Olympic was
Sulll
- -i~»m ol‘
runny
K. of C. J. “F. Gaflnoy
‘51.}.l
5.4111.
i
.lrmy only.
decided to open the
\l'hlle it was origin-
H‘»
may
than the marathon will
(huh. 220-yard dash.
and SSt‘H‘ard run chum:
j.;‘.l‘ll and one-mile invi-
handicap cleats at 100
.4 5.. “1.. ll yards, mm.
llllee nines: 25M
,1
.l
jump. running boond'
v-uzlul rllUl put. pole vault.
'wlm: 880-38211. run ml
in? ol(.ler one-mile relay.
inward sack race. ob-
:lnd $.50 yard norico race
SHAHYROCKS vs
Raucous.
tunic Saturday afternoon ‘
defeated. the Lock-
, xlz'ol ks
i. , '77 m the lanolin seconds.
‘ ‘; rm'kn issue 3 M389 toy
lwm'een the ages 0-! 1‘4.“ k
.i Sentinel w
of Philadel-.
Frank “'alndle of
film) aided in til-rang;
to confine the compel};
the committee,
branch of the set-j
1-u-_vald high W‘.
Jersey City .......... I9
‘ YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
Eamrn League.
New Haven, 6: Hartford, 5. '-
Pcovidence. 3-3: Springfield. L2.
Bridgeport. 9: Worcester. 8.
“'alerbury. 10; Plttsfleld, 2.
National Lona-c.
Pittsburgh. 7: St. Louis. 6.
Chicago. 8: Brooklyn. 1.
Cincinnati. 4: New York. 3
. aings).
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(10 in-
Moricon League.
New York. 6: Boston. 2.
St. Louis, 3; Clov‘cland. 0.
Detroit. 5; Chicago. 4.
Philadelphia, 8; Washington..-l.
lntcrnational. WI.
Bun'alo, 10; Reading, 6.
Baltimore. 8-12; Rochester. 1-2.
Jersey City. 1’4: Toronto. 5-7.
Binghamton‘. 7-2: Newark, 4—1.
American Assoc atlon
Tolodo. 5—1: Louisville. 1—4.
Minneapolis 11; St. Paul 4.
Columbus. 4-- " Indianapolis. 0-0.
Kansas City, 6; Milwaukee 2.
Southern Astociation.
New Orleans. .-2: Memphis. Z-I
Mobile. 1-3: Little Rock. 2-3. (2nd
game called and 7th by law)...
Atlanta. 2: Chattanooga, 0.
Nashville - Birmingham, no game
scheduled.
TODAY’S GAMES
ante'm League.
Hartfonl at New Haven.
Pittsfioid at Want-bury.
slam-salad at Providence.
Worcester at Bridgeport.
Slat ona we.
may at Philadelphia.
Wk at St. Louis.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
.Cmctnnatl at New York.
{
lscheduled to mix matters a! the lat-
,Yter city tonight.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. H. PC.
Pcckinp‘gh. N.Y.40 137 86 51 .372
Cobb, Det ....... 44 176 31 63 .353
Veach, Del ...... 48 172 28 61 .355
Johnson. Cleve. ..49 167 24 59 .353
Flagsflmd, Del. . .48 162 21 54 .333
NATIONAL LEAGUE. 9
Player. Club. G. AB. R. H. Pr‘ l
Cray-nth. Phil:l....42 132 24 55 .417
Souchvorth. Pit..34 122 22 44 .361
Young, N. Y ..... 49 190 25 64 .33
W’illiams, Phila..43 175 22 51 “1213
Rough, Cin ...... 45 164 22 52 .317
THE STANDINGS
WW League.
W. L. P. C.
Providence .......... 24 13 .649
Bridgeport ........... 22 14 .611
fiercest” ........... 21 16 .568
Waterbury . . .29 15 .571;
Springfield ........... 17 - 19 .4712.
lmmneld ............ 16 19 .451
New Haven . .1‘3 20 .394
can the Want street M M
afternoon 11-1.
Yale wound up its baseball‘acamon
Saturday by troucinx the 'I‘rinceto’n
Tints 8-1, and incidentally winning
the "zBiglrhroe" Championship.
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Harlem Maia Kaila! of New York
and. Louis Mach 0! Pittatleld are
Resolutions made last New Years
will 36 into effect on July let.
I
Heavy hitting featured in Bridgof
port’s defeat of the Worcester 9 yes‘
tel-day. Grimes batted 1,,000 a three-
bagger and two singles being chalked'
to his credit.
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ENTERS BABE
Will Compete in 100 Mile‘
Derby at Bay Track
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auto pilot, will be a. competitor in the
100 mile Derby and other events that
will feature the facing cart at the
'Sheepahead Bay Speedway on July 4.
iThe holder of all world‘s records up
to 100 miles called for his entry blank
ESntnrday and will forward it to the
contest board of the A. A. A. this
morning. De Palma
is particularly '
anxious toirace against "Howdy" W'llV
cox, who beat him in the $50,000 In-
dianapolis race on May 31, last. In
this event De Palma was leading Wil-
cox by a small margin up to the 300
um? midi, iwlfen” his 12:13th 13951
'wroncmnd' helm he could sot set
again \Vilcox was too far ahead to be
oval-tam
The .Itallan speed demon
mm to ”moot co: in a nodal
match taco. and Mr Jamar.
Johnston is m» negotiating with Wil-
cox to accept the challenge. . It is
planned who" Do Fauna and Wilcox
moot in the 100. mile Derby and in a
special molar} race.
The Members team or Tom!
Milton. Eddie O’Donnell and mu
Lowlawflluaivoatthe“8w’fm
this woolt. The "Duoaies" were. no
sensations of the last race staged: on
' June 14. Nikon clipped tho woefl'l'
recon} tartan miles on that do}.
WARNER RllLEERS
PLAY KEEN MATCH
Boucatzon Delicate Martucci
in. hwood Country Club
Match '1 Up by One Shah
Ices Boncalzon. the one armed
French professional goiter oi La. m
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-‘ lee. Frame. Yesterday, deicatod 14min
Martuoci. the White Beeches Golf
Club prolessionai of New Jersey. over
the Inwood Country Club's eighteen
.hole course by one up on the homo
green. For his \lictox y the Frenchman
received a nurse of $250.
The match was one oi the koonsst
ever played over the Long Island
course- The Jersoyilo lost his chance
to tie it up on. the final hole. the
eighteenth, when ho made a. six, while
Boucatzon returned a live. That on-
able'd the Frenchman to win the
match by one stroke. Going out, Bou-
chatzen had an advantage or one hole
at the end of the nine. The French-
man went out in 45 while the local
player required one stroke more to
complete the nine holes. Both came
back with a 43 each. The cards of
both players follow:
Boucatzon
Ont.......1556554555-_-—45
‘In..' ...... 454564555—43—88
Martucci
Out ....... 55566455 55—46
in ........ l 5 5 4 5 45 55—43—89
* Mr. Villa, the Mexican Bad Mm.
says he won't rout-u by mils-any
more Americans mum bone or
the fact that the w W into
bioback yard “‘W his Tea
Party. Tho right arm .8 0“
liner-lean Manually“
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' tel-day in a fact aim inning game with
(kn- Perm Pmabnn
Here is a rare photograph. it shows the Pershing smile—.3 rarity,
‘lhis country. The commander oi the doughboys who helped in put tin: German army out of business: is seen
—‘ : .
Medal in Winner atBigA. E F. Moot
according to the pictures received in
large numbers of tho musician: who
are mm no. to new. bin to
m fie W Whip
fight. Govern: Cox said:
"The propaganda been a short
time ago under political nuance- la
bmd upon such a. deliberalg W
tordeccivc no will: that trunk!
800.: owner for me to give tho nets.
Webb lawnof thloatm. out!“
intermtalioc by the courts, boxing
mutants arc localised unto W
of local municipal authorities. Several
attempts within the last few ”on
were made in the Ohio Mgislatm [0'
change existing statutes on the oub~l
loot. but without result
“One branch of the legislature pass-
ed a resolution requiring me to inter-
fere with tmontesl. In other words,
after the Assembly itself failed to (No
legal authority one branch at it med
me to proceed without right. lacta-
lorship has not even brunet-ed, in
Russia. and tho executive noun: 0:
Ohio will be within the laws of. the
commonwealth so long as 1 am gov-
agoiu: Microfilm rivals. and he has
W unity to win as many
as too who. at a single meet. so that
a big score on his part may be col-cod
upon. He has threatened 100 yards,
free style in 35 N seconds. set
world% records- irom mm to one
mile. won the ml 13”“! back
stroke chWhip in clue to inter—
national» the. and covered :00 yards
with tho brunt stroko within four
seconds of the world's standard. The
”rallied cord includes free style
incognito.” andl500metres.,
'back stroke at 100 metm , breast
stroke at zoo metres, and relay con-
llesl at 400 metres for teams of four.
Georgi: Cunba of Honolulu and San
Francisco, John Blocks of Yale. Syd-
ney Biddoll of Boston. Grail Allen of
Wool-t and Ben James are sprint-
ers who compare favorably with the
champions likely to oppose them in
Paris. an! Charles Montgomery of
Pittsburgh, as well as Blade“ and
James, rank well as middle distance
. swimmers; leaving no doubt of a hand-
0111013
“Boxing contests are conducted in
at least a dozen of our largest cities.
During tho winter they were held with.
in on. block of tho lenimature has in
Columbus and were. attended in good5
ly numbers by members of the legisla-
ture. It the law b changed giving me
the right to interfere, it will be excr
clued, but I shall not meet hypocrisy
with usurpation.
WAN sermon
BATTERY m BEA-ls
* man: A. css,
The M A. 0'. met 'deteu yea-E
the American Static Battery team
at Stamford by truncate o! 8 to 7. It
was a very close all}. well played one
corner colective tally in the free style
events and relay.
H. L. Blemach of Wisconsin Univer
city, ha. been mentioned as' the lead-
ing American candidate for breast
stroke laurels, and he is a good one.
But now: comes from Chicago math
a. Film. at the Hamilton Club is still
abroad with the Expeditionary Force
and will be available, which gives the
Wazoo yards lnpncuc‘etriah.
from the first“ The A. 0. loan A
Wmmtmbytheugnmg
02143“..le Them ~
alqtotultmoobothaideo,
mow-moo work we: ‘
{I It )’ -.
“mum&
“on
man credited with world‘s perform;
It is believed the international col-
le‘iate meals will be resumed. o!-
lhougll nothing omnial on the cabinet
ha: come either from Harvard. Oxford.
or Cambridge.
The last meeting of the mar col-
leges took place eight years ago at the
Queens Club. Iondon, on July 11. 1311..
when the Briton were successful in'
live events millet tour for their.
American rivals. ’
5mm
ANBSERENINR
Daniel Loo Warren. better known:
by his my friends as “Chick" floor-l
and to Wed. yesterday. and on
a two-mile swimming race. Chick. was
representing the West Nor-walk Ath-
letic Association and today is the
proud owner or a large bronze medal
which he received for his tool.‘
“Chick,” up to yesterday was a boxer!
and holds a popular decision over.
“Davy" Williams. the lighting “Ilene"
from Albany. From now on “Chick”,
will duct-om hie time to SM”?
and will work out every aim at
Roton Point. getting in trim 101 the
sixtflemotobohoflnrmubl
and the Fourth at July.
and Our Clash!“ Adi»
-.-.fl»- _.
~-
"he Lockwood biioebali ,
in; .1. "n brokon Q
mt.“ when he
Ridgefichl and defeated it.
the none more by who .
The Lockwood tam t.
one. almond:
Ithal it was a very
Yesterday «was “It
and the Lynn Stare, at .
lined no outlast cock on
m k that!“ undo. k“
m that to Lynn
of tho but colored loam .
ifnottbeboonondwhelr
wmo of ball meaning in
log to happen. So it was
they tried M boot to
Lockwood: by all aorta d
,DAIJ'B. only to find . ..
-clnssedbythelocalboyo. u
,Stars' guiding light or in... ,
' out. in tbe In]: inning who.
stooped to the plate and
' ball out for phone run.
:only run of the inning. Y .
more was Lockwom 3. 3;
m 8. Non Sunni. m
‘inxinciblo boner! of SW
A“. “
final.
a»
«go,
hero congratulating one of the winners and presenting him will: a medal after the his A. E. F. track and field 4 Burke will play the Loci-W ‘ - .
Ralph De Palma. America’s premier need held recently at Colombes Field. Paris Some 0: America‘s famous co liege amigos combotcd. .‘ 2;; ”a: lull 3-00“? m “‘
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Win Not W Hwy Bright prospects face the American ’1. %%e' lfl‘:;f" ,L. """"" j'; % E E
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sorts P]? m 18 Purc- cc an: to. take port in the in- , . Lindqulst, 3b ....... C 3 t z .
0938 {W | talent at Joinville- contests is a possibility tor the mar 1b 7 ‘ &‘f
UPOW ham-arm Jmtlmlniyé. mm" " “‘9 ““1”“ 0‘ ““5 Um!"nluml,n “'"Iiic‘z : mi
._ graduate Committee of the Yale Ath- Jones, ’ ........... 'r z
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Juno 23.-‘~1.W h“. N W '“l as. Y .......... 4. a 3 “‘2 "
. . . lctic Association.) which in: she; in V05. I Gib,
shall not meet hypocrisy with dampa— w“ Lino Md ‘39 boils. sanction to a rental 0‘ international M ll ---------- i L Q ‘
tion of authority," Governor Cox said u m Rm °‘ “Elm 0“" track. field. and rowing events in 1920 To g; 27;;
Saturday in an interview on tho ot-j u: BEBE-“Rm a, “Jinn“ A‘ Q‘ of is favorava remded by the wane, ”806113 BY mm
torts which hm been models“. “59"” ”5°”“0W01meomonmmnwueslm “8.03610.
him to stop the Willard Dempsey lulu. “'9 "aim "l-around aquatic at“: The ““25““ to when m Yd. Lockwood ..o e o 2 o x g.
The pmma to have the film 9"" “WWW“ m ‘ “”93““ ”f body gave its seam or approval con- wmgflmnu“: '
stunned is purely nautical. h- 3-H- "mum "”“fl'r ”mam °f 1““ mined the prmision om a track and 10:51:.” 113““.
and wont ontotollhow last menthol: ma“ M” “a “"‘h3 geld meet 1;. held in London. «at (2). mm reek- ~
ingwas hold withlnnblock 0‘ “‘9 “5' u not an i u even. on summer with a return comment in “3 ‘2’ Pluto-
ialativo W and V“ Mei I! flown-min which the giant North this country in 1921. on m 5. m
moi-Mlailloholdblom M5"
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bio play—ma} to m to
Dims. “may
u.Nicbolu. 3min-
Chant-s. marrow
ring (2). Jones .
y, I‘m—“’01!”
mime.
LYNN STARS.
ab. r h
Collins. 2b ........ ..5 0 l
M. 1b .......... 4 1 O
Flamingo .......... 4 0‘ 0
Mat ........ ....3_ 2 I
Tbomns,cf ......... 4 2 3
Kufia,3b ...... ....1 1 o
Sumaclt' .3 l O
Rob-.11 ..... ..4 1 1
Johnson p .,. ...4 0 8:
Totals. .......... 35 8 I
ob :- l
E. Herring. cf......0 3 8:
Chant...» ......... 6 1 I
M35 ..... ......6 l 1
Lindquiol p ...“...6. a 1
Crook as ..... . ..... 4 2 ‘2
B.Hen~in‘,1b..l.. .4 I 3
Day. it .............2 0 It
Raymond, rt 1 ‘0'
Mulvoy, c ..... 3 4 E
Tunis ............&.23$‘
SCORE BY
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