l
.,. .1 111 the fact that Dr. Vl'iilinm
who holds down the position
wider for the backwoods. 0t—
“ m :11 1 .1 11 great deal of clinically in
_' 1112'11‘dgll the mud in his t9!”
111.4 Sunday’s game, Dane
.11‘11 have us believe that
. ,9, provide himself with a
The Lockwoods predict a. clan sweep
Steamer Stanley will cover the mound
fertile loam, while the destinies of
the Tire» will rest. on the shoulders of
Dick Scayhn. A trifling pitcher’s
1. 1 4 m... .1... 1.. rm.m‘“.rfl:.‘t.1:.:::::.:;
”we. - 111 1111 Meal diamond, against ”fiber" we no -
‘ 111111 from BMW“ next DE " l
“ ‘r'emoon' i 011 consent of counsel on both sidest
the ornamentat- the action on tbo‘Now
York Baseball Club of the American
. . .7 . dangle against BalL Johnson,vpretii-
1-. I..1,..-1 Lite at lls YOTSL ti dent of the lm‘ue. ye y ‘
" ic rt
‘ 111' players have been injured mmfigltm by M e me
~ _ _- 111115 on two successive Sun- prams court.
' l’mion. it is expected. that the
-. :.. gel “hip" themselves and
illl‘: games at a safe distance
;.11_.
1111!)
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‘g. 11;. izt~t night. the diamond at
futon 1111111 bore a close resemblance
By a close examination of the4
record at the leading batters in the
major leagues, it will be noticedthet
_‘
1
w. 11' .-
"P- Wm“ Roush, Stock and Jacobson, three for-
mer Giants. are my up toward the
1;, . ~ ‘ ' z . k. '
. .1ntl11) 'lllLl‘flOOll the Loc .1) 0t tl l "a”
:21! Springwood teams will ‘cross
Loin?“11112113“'i'llnfglpggz'lgl '31: Jess Barnes made. ”what is believeda
11‘ to be a National league record yester-i
I" “ bring “"59" for A1thur day, when he scored his twentieth Vic--
1~.:.. whose skull _was fractured b1 tory of the season The Cubs were
i. -1_ 1111 with a fiymg bat in the 12 the victim In the first game the
' ' “ ‘ mm between these two teams mighty Alexander turned back the
IE“. mm" a week ago Sunday It nipplcd Giants by the score of 4-.3
11111911 that a record- breaking crowd
inns will turn out to help flung the.
cellent cause.
Pittsfieid gained a full game onWor-
caster yesterday in the American
League pennant race when they de-
“ *‘ ““0”” ”‘ d‘wntmm smm’,“ featcll Hartford 11 -,0 while Springfield
“'°“"‘ 111111 1111? WWW“ Tm" beat Worcester 4:: Pittslleld is lead '
have to step a it w to even make thlel
. 1 , 1 . - .
. 11w inn-mums when they meet the “g Providence 1" two poxnts
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THE STANDINGS - Five Leading Batters
l in the Major League!
Eastern League. ' m
w. L. 11.0,! NATIONAL LEAGUE.
1 51.11 ........... 57 37 .606 Player. G. AB. R. a. PC.
1“... __________ 5; n .563 Cravuth ..... 71 208 33 70 .340
;.1 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 40 .570 Roman . ...... 102 386 54 124 .321
.,,1 ........... 50 44 .533 Stock ........100 380 45 114 .317
.14 ........... 47 43 .4195 Hannah; ..... 101 376 49 11a .314
, . m.“ __________ 43 51 .451 2. Wheat ....106 416 51 128 .308
. . 3} ........... 42 51 552 McHem-y 74 240 29 74 .308
1. 1 ............. r: 64 .319 AMERICAN LEAGUE ’
National League. 0' Pl”?!- G- 5-3 ’R- V P31
w. L. Cobb ........ 89 353 62 13. .377
1,1. 1 ........... 73 3 5:2 1:1 eobeon 86 3GB 54 112 .358.
., 1 ........... 3 3 .634 eisier ........ 10:: 400 70 140 ssol
W55 47 .539 ‘m........103 391 65 135 oi51
,_.1 7 ........... 50 3 .435 Peckinpaugh.. 87 319 72 108 .339!
1 ~1 ........ 50 66 .476'
‘11. ~ .......... 40 58 398’ IOYS WILL BACK LYNCH
n. 1 ........... 1:9 g: :3: Judging by the interest being dim!
“ .11111’1'15'21'11‘L‘e2.“ ' played flimghout New England in
W. L P. C. the coming championship battle be-t
.1. ........ 67 39 . 3P. tween the title holder. Pete Herman.
1' I --------- g; g is; and Joe Lynch at “tertiary, Conn.
:. j “::::::_':56 ‘8 :53 on Labor W. the bout will proVo to.
- _ _________ 55 48 534 be one o! the greatest sporting events
....... 48 56 .462 ever fought in the east. Every men-X
' ‘ - 1 - - {.2 63 :0: her of the YD Division. who are well:
' notional 13“”? "‘7" acquainted with Lynch's work both inl
W. 1.. PC. the trenches and in the bouts he en-i
1 ....... 84 31 .695 med in while on the other side, are
------- 73 56 -629 backing the little Irishman to the
‘ j ---- fig '2“: 3:: limit of their purse. and it need not
1 ......:’17 63 2,75 surprise any one to see Lynch enter
‘ ....... 48 70 .401 the ring a prohibitive favorite In the
j ........ 411' 75 .338 beuing‘
“ """" ‘3 4 ' “‘ Not only are the Yankee Division
V.
\ 1. ) 7, boys ready to back the Mir Yorker
‘r i“1 I) ll S RESULTS lto ontpoint the Italian clumpion. but
E15 m League 'they stand ready to back their Judg-
:1 Rummy“) 0 meat with coin of the realm that a.
' \‘iurcester. 2:. :new champion will be crowned when
"g“;lsihi‘dmw- the contest is over And the YD boys
"1 1;. 121An€1akgl:;: 0-1. 'are not alone in their conclusions, !or
.\'1-11- York. 3”,“ Ethere are thousands of other fans who
. 1 Udallm. 2~2. Lare- just as positive that Lynch will
,. Philadelphia. 4. {bring back the barman weight can
1.6.031". “3903- ' to the Irish race. .
1 \1.liifl’l0n, ..
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' NMV York, 1. 1 BRITTON IS OFFERED BOUT
—. Al'wxmn, (i. 1‘ WITH BASH“ IN LONDON
' 1.‘a‘loliiote-ig'ée. l George McDonald, the English box-
.:.-.- 11115113011211; not 111;; promoter, yesterday, cabled Dan
2 Morgan, manager of Jack Britten.
offering a guarantee of 5.000 and a
in- $50. 000 side heat (01 a bout between
Britten and Johnnv Basham, Welter-t
lweight champion of England. This
.amounts to what would be a $100,000
7.1.1 Association.
1.:1111119.
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Indianapolis. .1.
Luiilsvillt‘, 4.
1.1::1i1us.::.
... 6,;3035?t'fi°"~ purse. MacDonald makes only one
11'1,"'5';'>' 0‘ stipulation. which is that Britten must -
1:111-l;. 6 beat Mike ODowd in their bout on
71' -\\' Grimm, 2. Friday in Newark. The cablegram
' '1 ”'1' - - . “b“ reads as follows:
"""\‘I > GA ‘IES 1 “Will guarantee Britten one [hour
[2 1. n L and sterling and side bet of ten thous-
-‘ 13:13:19 “6' and sterling for bout with Dasha“.
‘1‘111r115'm1: provided Britten beats O‘Dowd. Side
" "Q‘VMWC‘F. , bet guaranteed by syndicate English
I l ,_ '1' ‘CH'WW- ' lsportsmen. Will send one thousand
' .. 7:316. as soon as you accept. ”
tun. ‘ “M’ Donald.
“WY“. Morgan immediately got busy and
1. . .“""‘- inside or two hours had micron and
Ljagua‘ o! the side bit arr-paged for. we?
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