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' AMERICAN LEAGUE. orono 7; Baltimore, 2.
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YOsterdaY's Results. ' ' # inn 9‘ ”3&0“. Tb‘st. P. C.
Claeienl. 3; New York. 8. Baltimore . .......... 8039 6.73
Detroit, «.1; Boston, 0. -. Toronto ............ ’.‘ s1 41 634'
Other glues Ducts-nod. Akron................‘ 15 45 I625
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standingofthe Clubs. 1-1331; ff, ill T32“
{31 "ad . Won-MP-C- Jersey City......... 48 73 .432
(11:1 11 ............ g g -g§:fRochester W. 34 ‘83 2.1
New York 73 45 ‘619'Symse 2' as "35
g: {A1115 ICC-4OC~.¢~IO 5 630 _m m,
s t." .............. .464 Reading at Buffalo
Kfiwgton --~------ ‘2: ,6]: '33:; Baltimore at Toronto.
------------- ' ' Jersey City at Rochester.
Philadelphia 86 78 381; sync“... at man; —.
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Garne- Today. ‘il-x
St. Louis at Washington ' f ‘ EASTwAGU‘O‘”
Chhago at Philadelphia. .- Y“wy’. In“, Ao
on? “7° Same “Cheduled- ." ' Hartford, 4.1; Pittsfleid, 03 ‘
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
int";
Yesterday's insults.
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 2 (13 in
New Haven. 3: Bridgeport, 0.
Springfield, 4: Siam, 2.
Albany, 6-0 ; Waterbury, 2—2.
Standing of the Clubs.
mom, mam 20, 1920.
Th0 “file in“ “a: d the athletic mm :or his some undeterm
. . ined date .
postponed, M tactics against the classy field. They naire cent to the ebb. A question W‘gebf'oéfim’éfiffi‘ m 5‘"
Fi _______. , ._ maintained that instead of trying to showed returns favoring the app-cui- m- -1
we Wmmfl ‘ set the pace from the start, Ray ance of the Frenchman b3 1111131111113 TANK STEAMER SAL'NAs
In Major mm should have reserved his energy (01- ct‘ approximately 6 to 1. ASHORE
a fast sprint near the end.‘ Whether! Mess m where the most is WI, Am: is. -» inn: tank rm
, AMERICAN LEAGUE. would have proved successful to film Disco has a normal seating (:3 ,er Salinas her (nnxainmq ii i ,1 1-»
PI!" and Club G AB R. H MLW Aug. 20. ! llsh .11 use“ such men as Hill and Baker. peel? of 20,,000 but the ”hooters do fuel oil, went ashore, today 11- , . .
3hr, St L. .111 449 97 184 41 3 ywdzr dethron file "11‘ ‘8 am!!! but 35 It was Ray proved. cland m min Gore being nest Light, .0! the Cape (1:1 1,.
Met Cleve. 111 414 101 164 '396' , ..t' tie mner. loam ” of‘unabbh mice the field for the inst male to sent some for the exhihasou {Curtain Rasmussen said in. a...“ ,,’
Ruth N Y ..... 112 358 129 137 -383it,-. A. 6.. in the “ex-shalt Q the journey and jump it: in A muffle date of My as agreed on Ito host at high tide. The 8 11mm.
Hubbn Chi” 110 427 72 162 ' Ollie Dimple 88. I Urns -the and half, when the test came ‘sevgral months ago by the backers Of bound 110111 POit Lobos. \lx \.
E. Collins Chi 114 446 86 157 7 new most sensati“ {00‘ ace finish among the also rans. ithe Capentier- Lewinsky meeting was. Boston
' f the enth 01mm 561118 11”.: EKLL Shields of the Meadowbrook 3W becolse an hew York;
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pm and Club. G. AB. R. H.
Hornsby, St. L. .111 433 69 162 .374
J. Smith, St. L. 75 257 46 85 .331
Roush. Cir). .....105 399 56 131.328
Stock, at, L. ...112 454 465118. .33
Williams, Phil. .109 “0 68 142'“ 321
Am AND TIRES ”D but.
A “U crowd is expected 10 h on
uni tomorrow when the Arrow and
him-walk Tires ClOSS bots in a “his
bender, on the Baxter mantis.
As the first game between these two
teams was postponed, this will be
their first meeting, and, consequently,
good games are expected.
'1 _ . Won. Lost. P. C.
“31$?“th 5’ “NWT“, 2 (12 New Haven .......... 62 46‘ .570
' Worcester .......... 58 50 .5" 7
I 01111 ”’0 games schEduled' Bridgeport .......... 57 52 .533
Standing of the Clubs. fipriflgfif‘d ' ' """" 2.5: 2: E8"
Won Lost. P. C alt.01 ............ . 3 . : .5 O
Cincinnati ’_ 6" 46 574 Plitsfleld . ......... . 5:) 50 .500
Brook! n r""”°"" 63 49 563 Albany ............. 50 58 .463
New YSOrk ‘: ' ' ' ' ' 2'. 60 50 :545 Waterbury ... . . ..... 43 6,5 .394
Pittsburgh ”Inn... 56 53 .514. .
Chicago ..... 56 59 .487 H Mo flaring?”-
St Louis 51 so .459 a. "1 3 ~-
P333e1phi3um ' ' ' ' ' 45 66 .403 Springfield at New Haven (2).
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at St. Louis.
'1 - .
( INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Jersey City. 8-7: Rochester. 1-3.
—7
“‘aterbury at Worcester.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 8: Toledo, 4. '
Columbus. 7; Kansas City. 1.
Other teams were not scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 3; Memphis. 0.
Birmingham. 4: Chattanooga,
New Orleans. ”‘ Nashville, 0.
I1
1-.
The Arrows and Tires hold second
,and third places in the Industrial
League standing.
,' Berner. the Tires’ speed king. will
try to stop the Arrows while Bellus
will be on the mound for the Shirt
Makels.
HTTLE HOPE OF “DENTIV‘VM
TORSO.
NEW YORK. Aug. 19.——En‘ortsvere
made teda3 to determine by an au-
.101)“ how death came to the unidenbl‘
:fled noman whose tmso was found
ifloating in the Hudson river near
)(‘nllllllllnil|a\\'. N. J.. Tuesday night.
Medical Examiner Arthur Ilaskins of
'Jeisey City. in charge of the autopsy
idespajmd l10w'.e\o-r of identir3in‘ the
victim since tlve head .arms and legs
hPJl be‘vl cut 0“.
The police dragged the river in an
let’l‘ort to Monte other parts of
body, but without success.
thel
little 3 art of the thrills of the run-
day.
yesterday were held in the rain, which
. mm aux-ism t0 8 moor
ind gave * Engsh nth“ .some—
Ithing of a milk. aim . . They
scored lmpfllvely two ts. I sec~
and and a place ”to point score
total of at“. just one less tlnn the
Merlcanp, who won one flrst. two
{m .4 one fifth. for m.
points. Sweden was third in the scor-
ing yesterday, taking one second. one
fourth and one fifth place for ten
Dom.
B‘ed any Hem
The big meet of the day came in“
Ithe col-let. eclipse 8 Rugby LG.
Hill and. P J Baker both English~
men. While a, few of the experts and
trainers had expected that Ray would
have difficulty with the high—class
supposed him to be bvlncfle and
wagered on him accordingly. Had the
adherents or the Englishmen “en
more Montiml the-v could has. made
what is known in sporting parlance
ning of the 800 meters race on Tues-II:
All thn track and field competitions .with the field most of the way.
‘Lind, of SWeden was second. and B
field, a majority of tin American
,Philadelphia. who finished third; iSmile Boxing Commission was not :1) .
J. Connolly. ol’ the Boston A. A
--Pea Coal at Harris & Gaps.
and the other Americans ran back
Con-
ollys effort to come up after Ray tad’
ed my proved kill”!!! fit of the.
hot , and he I. for“ to quit.‘
S who had I. well “it camc
fad lit the finish .1 wag fist overj:
ms the two tired MMmen ‘3
”in” It was on. at tho test races}
Amerkan simmers 1‘ witnm-Q
for m AID-Rh it baked be
sensational features of the 800 meters1
event of Tuesday when Hill defeatedl
Earl and Rudd. 3
Ryan Wins Hammer Thr’ow. ;
P. J. Ryan. of Loughlin Lyceum ;
.‘New Y.ork won the hammer throw: (1.?
Bennett of Chicago A C.. third M. 1
J. Mr-Graih. New York A. C, was plac-=
ed fifth by reason of his throw in the
qualining round He was suiferinz,
‘from a bad knee and did not competei
”(May
In 610 qualifying events yostcrdnyl
I‘ll. Americas made a mud showing:
a the fur sprinters Plidock, Los-
Angeles: Klrksoy. San Francisco: i|
as a “killing" in tlw betting.
The calibre of the runners was;
demonstrated b3 the time of the win-
Incr—i minutes 1 --:l'1 seconds—on a'
islow. rain-soaked track. This time
was only six seconds more (in tin-
world'a record.
But Census-d.
Ray. who tint-310d in eighth place
was censured after the race by some
Turns SummerDrudgery _
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once.
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Murchison, New York A. C. and \Vood»
irinz, Meadowbrook Club. Philadel-
phia gaini 111: places in the 200 meters
,somi- final uhile the quarter— milors,’ -
zShea I'nlnrd States st'm . i
New York \ C. and Shillnr, L015 AI-
geles A. (3.. and Emmy. Ours.) A (3..
won plates in the quarter hall. Shes
rennin-d in his beer try winning tron-1i
tRu-ld the South Airican star in a%
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