Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 30, 1919 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 

rfsoAY JULY 9!. X3."

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ll triliulion of WW?
l'itx l’cccipts Is Adopt:-''"''-"''I""-""-!.:----Ill‘lr
l~3 National and Ameri-

n Lt uglier:

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(lliiii. Bil—The;
. , ;»-~iiill announced yes-
} - t-liili members of both

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agility (ill ll n.-w plan for
share of

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Jill-1' lt‘lllll> in each

”at .liillt‘ ill lllt‘ lelSiOYl

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. 'l' of the world's series
ii» . m iii-st l'our games will
...5 i-.l;':t-li lllfl)‘ b0 augment-
--;‘ (‘t‘nl ()l' the players'

lllll‘l‘t‘ll}' games played

l' finishing second

lwi. lmiliilcs. Seventy
1‘15» pool Will {to lo lllt‘
' i‘ll‘lllli'. iii the world‘s
_ [y'l Uni of this to the
i ll' .‘ ln-l mm in the loser.
I hill} the pci cent of
ill] apportioned lit-tween
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lllt‘ looms finish-
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t' com to the loser.

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ltt' big pool. .

llilit in the‘world's

~t.‘.'l.<0|1 games must

.Iillt‘l' contract to the club

play on August 31,
up series.

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mini from the other side
‘wl‘lit‘ll. the now mm”?-

‘1' tilt)“ of England. and

. ' .ilu nlit‘l'. the European

l “ill not. as scheduled.
Luiiilon on September 2.

- tract} in fight with Did;

l he is not as formidable as
riought himself term-Carp!!!-

s sent word to Charles Coch-
ilie promoter, that he cannot get
bv September 2 Possibly Gar-
:- was influenced in_ that decl-
Descamps, his manager, who
. l‘litlii knockout Frank Goddard.
declares. that
. v)\' able‘ to go to London on
'l’l _' tor two reasons. First.
l“l‘t‘n('h military authori-
ulti not permit him to leave
swroud. because certain So-
Deputies liars prevailed on
interfere. Mt $3) the

'li‘T'ij authorities Should stop Car-
liie Socialists should con-

mes suddeinly with; Ca:-
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lll liioiily referred to as “the _

(:iiillol be blamed for

_ mmlin: with Beckett as
1.1., But there should be’
('lil‘penliel' hard WED

.11; activity for five years
on Smith and he is en-

ti ljclits with soft marks
, his title in jeopardy.
ta'y authorities and the
mil in ho dragged in-
.‘l'.~'('alllp>‘ perhaps is

.2 ii‘ (‘iirpentier were

-~ would have to re
.i.ill(‘t‘ when (‘nrpen-

il. Klaus. When Klaus
"Vii: all over the

nili iiiund. ready to

w ‘i‘zllilps rushed in
litipl' out.
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knocked out.

luv knockout
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iiiiulity tough cos.

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' l':oiii Salt Lake City

: in on his nose_ no.
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"3 No one can ever moss Jock Brit-l

Cha 8W Will Box Eight 'ton of being a lazy champ. After fie.
Rounds at 158 Pounds wively defeating Lewis the other

night. the two men were immediately
ide
fit“? 22in Newark on re matched to meet in their twenty-

first encounter in Montreal, the lat-
_ tel art of A bou
Hardly had the smoke 0f the 3"“1 Britfon will :12? Jolififimegifizths, tl’
ton‘Lewis battle cleared aw y I 0
plans were perfected for :nother sen-

ay when Akion Ohio, at the stock 3ards sta-
dium Denver Col.. on
national boxing contest, in which Mike and Mike 0. Dowd the :gdtteilgtrt
O'Dowd. the. middleweight champion champion of the world in New I on
of the world. will be the principals. August 22nd 3mm,“ is due for the
Articles of agreement for the match acid test in his go with‘ O Dowd ‘5
were signed last night. and the men the ruggedness and hitting power of
will meet in ”"7. First. Regiment Ar that fizhilnr Irishman is known} the
V s h - (
mo” Newark under the auspices 0‘ country o'er. Britton is. undoubtedly.
the Newark Sportsmen's club on the one of the most popular champions
night 0! August 22' that ever drew on a pair of gloves.
The conditions for the match stipu- Besides his “,“Hngness to iné'é‘t. all-
ilate that O'Dowd shall weigh not more comers at all times “‘1' has rendered
than 158 pounds ringside on the night his scriires. free of charge. on num-
°f battle. and under thue terms the eious occasions to box for the bene-
middle weight “He would be at stake. fit of the wounded "world war heroes.
As 0 Dowd ould not possibl3 make 143
pounds. ilritton's welter crown will
not be riskcd in the encounter.
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‘ Georze Sisler. the dashing first
sucker of the St. Louis Browns. in-
fiom the ring of the Armory A A creaSid his batting lead over Ty Cobb

Jersey City. and he showed no evi- “Stem“. ‘0 919‘“ DOlnlS- He lODS
dence of excessive weight. He declar- "“3”“ 0f ‘33 "m" ”“0" hits in (0“?
ed that he weighed 157 pounds in his “m“ at bat, Roger Pcckinpaugh, 089'
street clothes. and if such is the case tnin 0' the Yanks, "00““ his 8V9!“
he should have no trouble making the ""“ ‘0 347‘ “m1 is on” ““9 Dom“ “9-
weight called for in the articles of hmd COM"
agreement. The middle-weight cham- 1
plan will have plenty at time in which There‘s no place like home? Anv-
to train for the bout and will not be “'8.“ that Seems to be the case will!
compelled to reduce in 100 short a the Yanks fm after a disastrdus trip
time. through the West. they played their
Does Not 3“ Pmcdgnc. first game at home vesterday. and hit-

u is not the flrat time in recent miliated the league leading White Box

yams that champions in different clamp 10 t0 1- "“0"? ”‘9 dean 0' them
es have met in the ring. In 1917 Ben- all. and mg “'3 stery ‘ball, together
HY Leonard knocked out Johnny Kll- with the offerings of Dnnforth. were

bane. the featherweight champion in sanbagged for 9 .to-tal “‘5‘an
the third round healthy clouis. Qllllt’ an taproot-late?

The contest betwen O'Dowd and home comm" party

 

 

hard hitting fighter 0f the rushing CICOTTE CONTINUES
type. and the craftiest, coolest head- AS PITCHWG KING
iest boxer in the ring. It looks as _____.

h Britton had undertaken a bill
anti-act, but if he can outpcint O'Dowd
in eight rounds. it will be the cap
sheaf in the great water‘s-record.

Five finding Butt;
in the Major Leagues

Cicotte has earned the title of the
Pitching Marvel. He is the wonder bf
the present campaign. Vainly have
rival teams tried to discover the se-
cret of his successful work for the
=White Sox. lf Cicotte “doctors' the
ball he conceals the trick in such a
imamer that. detection )3 impossible.

playov'A ”5:31.?‘3 tgéapueh “He still rubs the ball on his tremors
Sister. St. L......84 327 61 118 .361 beforc deliierinz it. yet the surfipe
Qobh. Dot... ..71 38.0 51 93 350 of the pellet discloses nothing thnl
loom: M133 2:; 2: it: :34; .. m
Flagstcad. Dct...60.193 28 65 .337 Pram“
NA: luau“. LEAGUE. . Baseball players who time careful”
Plover. m‘lb- '“ “‘~ “- n 9" studied Cicottc a method: are willing
Elméithhghga' ‘ “g: gag 3.1, g; ‘ 26 to admit that he is the master of cult»
Mzuénry.gtt-i.::54 163 19 53 325 “‘v‘“ "I“ “9 km" how ‘0 9““ ‘°
Burns, N. r... . .79 306 51 98 .320 ea h batsman and has plenty of natur-
2. Wheat, Bklyn.83 336 43 104 .319 in skill. He can deliver a font. slow

 

' or curve ball will wonderful accuracy.
EXEMPT COLLEGE SPORTS

land above all he possesses a cool
head.

if you happen to see Cleotte when
he pitches against Yankees this neck,
perhaps you will arrive at the con-
clusion that he one of the shrewdest
boxnien that Her has faced big long;
Gleason by the we». says that.

 

Treasury Dcpytmont Says No War-
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\VASHINGTON. July air—Ameri-
ca‘s football fans will feel one less
touch of the high cost of spotts bc
cause of a recent ruling of the Ticas-
ury Depaitment. The ruling is that co
where the. money from a football ”me and “339'
amc or other form of collegiate sport
is used exclusively in educational A- A U TO HONOR
work the 10 per cent. war tax in
exempted. Educational work is intel-
opted to mean the maintenance of an
athletic establishment and depart~_
merit of physical education and in

5 ti 11, musical program-
Clfldeiiitncdgic‘lt; desire, to educatc' who competed in the recent interna-
mc‘s alntonance of mlogical parks ticnal championship at Hex-shins Stadi-
?nr 9:11.331“)an purposes {um in France in local competition
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Welcome Meet Plannod for ’rmklyn
Fi-PJ August Q.

In cider to give local athletic en-

thusiasts a chance to see the athletes

 

‘n 10-8 vittom.‘

the suspected “shine ball,’ which Cl"
"3 “5 supposed to “59 ‘3 a myth. Moore the American boxer. in Lon- high and over his head alike

 

 

tatonday W to ho a would:
slugfest affair in the American Lea
are. Forty~four hits of various lengths
were divided between the Cleveland
Indians and the Athletics when they
split a double header.

Tho Guam and Pittsburg Pirates,
went soso on a twin but yesterday af~
tci'nooa. Toney holding the Pirates
to 3 hits in the first game, and the,
league leadors losing the second tiy’
reason of ‘Bcnton‘s weakening in the
ninth when tho Pittsburg aggrega
lion scored three runs.

 

 

Boston broke Oren with Cincinnati
in a dongle header yesterday. the:
Reds winning the first game 3-2, and
the Braves winning the second 6- 4.
DnuBei-t poled out a circuit clout in
the second pastime.

Althouh they reached the offerings;
of Sothoron for 9 safe bingles. the
Senators lost to the St. Louis Browns'
yesterday by the score of 6-3.

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In the Detroit-Boston game yester-I
day. Ruth Collected his sixteenth:
home mm of the season. e-malling the:
league record mode by Socks Seyboldé
of the Athletics in 1902 His battinzl

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failed to win however Detroit scoring"i
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The Bridgeport Amelicans donl“,
stand a Chinainan‘ s chance of win
ning the pennant now. They droppedl
both ends of a double header to New
Haven yesterday. ‘

 

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The Providence Gra3s b3 splittinz
a twin bill with Wn'erbury were de-
throned as the league leaders by \Vor-.

centers who took Hartford into Camp: Im-

7-2. Worcester leads by one- -half a'

game.
Britton will be one between a guggcd mm

 

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the Metropolitan Asmciation of thc‘
Amteur Athletic Union and a num-
ber of promintcnt athletic officials
have arrangedfornnut tobeheld
on August 8 at Brooklyn Athletic
Field ft is expected. all the retumin‘
he eroeo will upper.

The American athletes who took
part. in the interalllcd W are
scheduled to sail from France today
on the Leviathan uni will iii-rite in
this city two ms before the local
meet is to take place. The race! is to‘
serve as a welcome home to the nth-
letcs who made such a fine showing
abroad and to give the home folks a
chance to see them in competition

The program will be the some ‘as
that which made up the inter-“led
championships. Fifteen events are to
be contested.

All the members of the local clubs
have been invited to compete against
the homecominiz heroes. Tbe’meet no
doubt will prove the banner one of
the outdoor season and should at-
tract 3 larxv crowd.

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E To TOUR UNITED
STATES NEXT WINTER

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WILD

Jimmy Wilde. who outpointed PM

dun reconuy will make a tour of the
United States in Jnuary. according
to‘ an announcement made yesterdnv..

RETURNING ATHLUE‘ Special eel-mg have been offered to the There are 130 entries listed for the
two 59““ to bring them touther qualifying rental at the twentieth an-
Put bloom is nual [sham cup
willing to accept the Offer. but Wilde will be pluycdc’er the course of Ek-
refused. “yin: “I“, u be m (0 i0“ wanok Country Club Wednesday. The
the United Sums next winter, In pref- list includes its: 1 Mouton. A. L.
[erred to wait until then to schedule Wnlker,1r., De Witt W. “ch, Rich-
3 ML We will so.“ for this coun- QR! Knight. 11a, Hamilton EX?" W
E Trucsdcll and C. H. Gardner.

min on British soil

try within a iew weeks.

‘ by a series of six consecutive home NEW YORK, July

 

 

YoungFi-ciich Tenniswm' ’ -"
Oneof Her Sclriationnl Plays at Wimbledon

 

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Mlle. Sumac Lough: covets only one more honor. She is now world:~
champion on the hard and gross com ts. What she wants is to hold i :.e :
title for the covered courts. This gen sationul young French plaocz~cnl3 3
recently dofoatod Mrs. Lambert Chambers. four~time holder of the All
English chompionobip at Wimbledon 1018. 4-6. 9.7. This photograph.
showing her linking one of her sensa tional returns was taken at Wimble
on.

 

AUBTMLIAAN TENNIS STA RS

i‘llABE” Rlllll fill
m NEW W

Gorge T. Moe, prcqidon of the Unit—
ed States W Lawn Tennis As-
nonfiction. 'W ”In!” that

- ' the Adriatic had 1065 um on
BOSTON July \o—With tho Am- uondny and is due to Nov next M

circus League record for home fins .1“ m ship m the Austin-

«wed, hy his fluteenth him!“ 010'“ Illa «out: team which heinous Nor-

oftho unison numerous lime with man E. BM“. Gould L. Portia-ma,

Delta“. “3050" Ruth the 30d Box Randolph Lycett and R. V. Thomas.

M bum will)! let out for 8 Thev are coming to this codntry. as

new loans lurk the guests of the national
Swill“: three Mt: while awnitlng lion.

 

the mIJOr strike delayed its culling. no they did
leagues of twenty-five home runs not. log" all} “Ir. Th0 mini-
would be the patrlcular aim of his bat- in tiny-n will m in the antimi-
tinx ambition. for the rat at the sea al singly: and doubt» tennis ma)-
non pionshlps and other big tournament:

Ruth’s long distance Win: I!“ here.
scored him home runs on evcr3
ground in the American League this
season. His total for the year is con5
oidcrahly greater than 16, the spring Fora-or atm- Ditch-r to .496“ .Kid
training season having been marked Gloom and Act as Scout.
30.-Big Ed
American League Walsh sine-ulna hero of the South
Side has In mileage. is hack on Char-
ley Comickeyjn pnyroll and likely to
remain for‘oone time to come. The
Big lilacs. kill be one of Kid Gloudrs
aids. The veteran con‘t pitch but
ought to make a capable coach and
scout. lnhisdaybcmonocfthe
greatest of pitchers and he knows a
ball m that he ms one. Comin—
key— on Walsh long have been first
friends and when the veteran [ave up
n minor league berth recently his old
chief invited hill to join the 'White
Sox, with which club he will be at the
Polo Grounds for the series with the
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ID W‘LCH.WITH 30X

gun-q...—

runs off his buts.
pitchers appear unable to stop him.
the big pitcher and outfielder having
made scoring drives off balls knee

STARS IN GOLF PLAV
MANCHESTER Vt. July.

 

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DUE HERE ON WEDNESDAY.~

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omimr ........... 44 28 -
ovi Ice . ....... M O! -‘ '
idgeport .. ..39 a g -
infield . . . . . .36 a

”Vb-II"? ........... 8‘1 " 0”-
pm. ' . .31 fl ..
Jew haven ...... ....32 “ ..

Hartford . .‘ ........... 28 i5 ..
National Law

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New York .54 35 an.
Cincinnati ........... 56 ’ .*
Chicago ............. ‘6 ~.. -
Brooklyn ............ 40 Q a» ,
Pittsburgh ........... 41 H n ‘
Boston ............... 31 O -
St. Louis ............. 30 so a“
Plifindeiphiii ......... 27 It a“

American Lcoouo.

W. 2.9
Chicago .............. 55 3! ..
Cieveland ............ 50 I. ”
llctroit .............. 49 33 J. 3
Ne“ Y ork ............ 47 31 I.

St. Louis, 6; W’ashlngtot,” 3.
Boston ............... A.
“'ashington .......... 37 g .m
Philadelphia ......... 23 n .8“.
International LEM,

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Baltimore ............ .8 I In
Toronto .............. 81 fl .3
Baguio .............. 51 u at
Newark .............. 50 fl 5‘.
Binghamton .. . . .55 as .53.
Rochester ............ 40 53 ' .4.
Jersey City .......... 3‘2 .2 .3“
Reading ............. 29 Cl 3‘

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nail in hit so could.“ of “will! July 18 but. won unable to not. the:
‘Socks" Serb“: America bum boat and than bookod passage on the?
, record, and added that 'Buck" m Adriatic for July it. A dock worker s'
man’s world record for '

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YESTERDA Y’S RESU

Mora Loam-o.
Worcester. 7; Hartford. 2
l’ittsticid, 10'; Springfield; 5.
Providence. 9-1: Watorhfi, 16.
New Haven. 66: W 8-1.

Mammal League.
z‘cw York. 36: Pittsburgh, 0-7.
(‘inclnnaii. 3-4; Boston, a.
Only two games schcm.

Anglican League.
beach. 10: Boston. I.

New York. 10; Chicago. 1.
St. Louies. 6: Washington, 3.
Cleveland. 3-7: Philadelphia, 24L.
' omit ' cam-o.
Houdini; 6: Jersey Cit-y, 5.
Baltimore. 6: Newark. 9.
Btnghamtcn, 2: Buflalo. 1.
Only three games scheduld.
New locum! Le“
m4. 3; Lemma. O.
Hover-hill, 4; i‘itchburs, .8 (10 .v
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Providence at Bartram.
Not m at
3mm at Won-nor
WW"; Dim

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New York at Placing“
”lo-too at Cincinnati.

moan ”Chicano.

Philldllphia at St. Louis:
momm-

Chiongo at Ne‘ York

m at Boston

Cleveland of Phil...“

St. Louis at “(am

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LOCKWOOD'S ATTEHTIOI
South“! Editor,
In roan! to the Look-ad I. 3
institute-up. will tho unto—-

 

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teen victories they cluu. n. M.
are at lors. no once ever m a.

to have played u so.“ u I“
Also a few weeks arm the w
announced that no hot n I” .-
cnl team and should be m
But where is the local food?

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SHEA’O PURE“

Tommy Shea, New Howell's gulli-
pop of the boxing game. condo. in
pull down fairly good put-ll. lb?
boxing fiftecn rounds with Isl-7"
Walt: at Meriden a week an“
night My melted on“ #
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