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Miliiiiwm AlMEli lulu
’li-n o'clock. on Sunday morning, at
American League Must Stop
iii. \l‘irllte lot. hid the time and place Movement mfore It mm
5... till lie secon meeting of the new - -
illit‘ old Mayflowers. Game -- Poor Pltdllllg
After losing the first game in a Puts the Yankees in a
spirited ten-inning struggle, the old' B d W
Hinwa are out, for vengeance. and a 3”-
no strong are they in their belief that . , _
may can turn the tables that they NEW YORK: Aug. 2i.-—Trouble de-
mye proposed that the game be play_,ciines to desert the Yankees. On top
.4 on a winnoriakeflu basis. heir,“ the distressing accident which re-
«oniidence may not be misplaced. cithfisuued in the death of Ray Chapman,
er, for their lineup is to be strength.”311me the word, yesterday, that the
cd by the addition of Keene and RustrOWnS. ““113”! and Senators had
all, who are bowling the pitchers m’er agreed 110t_t0_ play against the New
in 'grcat style in the Industrial Leagfymk all" If It "5.811 Carl Mays, the
up" but the youngsters fear them not, pitcher who threw the ball which
-.. i, with one victory under their belt, fractured Chapman's skull. That the
iiiey are supremely confident that 113” Which killed Chapman was pro-
illt'y um repeat the performance. Enounced a perfectly legal strike, that
With the keen competition between-the fatality was an accident if ever
ll .- two teams and the widespread there was one and that Mays is abso-
und support they are receiv- lutely blameless do.not seem to figure
il.l<'l'.‘:%t
it”:
ii... Hm Side, and it is expectemthat entered into a compact not to stand
Miran-k attendance mark will even “D ~38911_15t the pitching Of the New
. .. .wl that of the previous game. York right hander. That personal
w ari‘I-imositi rather than real fear Of
, u t e pitc er’s delivery is behind the
(.l.vclaud Seek ,actlon there is not the shadow of a
Revenge on Mays.doubt, It remains to be seen how far
._______ lthis movement will go and if Ban
l‘ll’II.AIlELPHIA. Aug. 27,—Cleve<lJ°hnS°n will tolerate it. It might be
h“, “a“... seeking revenge on Carl a good idea if Johnson found out who
their series has resolved itself With the men 0}! the St. LOUIS. Cleve-i
or) n llilllll‘ for the championship of land and WaShmgton Clubs Who havel
1th,, the Yankee pitcher, for the
,5 .i u; lid} Chapman, shortstop of,
.._. ‘L-wlnnd club, voted yesterday to,
uk- no pait in games in which Mays
;.- L. , They sent copies of the anti—,
. ii mi- to all other Americani
.. ._ rinks, as well as to Bun B.“
M. “n pr midcnt of the American '
All (hurts to cause the play«.
, .‘I w» l‘lfl this action were futllcm
'rl- . l:~' ilsu St, Louis and Washington
i i..._. limp token similar action. . E
\I'l-w lirNir-liols, secretary of the'
(‘l «mum club, admitted that the
-l-; ' piziyuis had taken this ac-t
imn, lip made it clear that Tris
lii'llliigé‘l' of the Indians, and
1h:- officials of the club had
in tin with it. The players
1w! ml Mir-ll own initiative.
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THREE TIED AT 99 '
OUT OF 100 TARGETS
H. K. Mitton Wins Shoot Off in Grand
American. é
("'ll'lvl‘llu'XNl), Aug. 27.-——For the
‘iil i 'Il'l' in as. many days the out-.
M-niimg t‘lt'nl of yesterday‘s program'
.-. n ';".“:i‘ii Anwriczm handicap trap-
;li mini: tournament hero resulted in
.i,-..,. thv'cc -marksmen being
lwd with 99 out of a possible 100 tar-
fin...
liIlL‘I'i‘i'
With 5‘06 expeit trapshooters. the'
lll'iu of this country and Canada,par-
liciluilng in the preliminary handinop
10" l.llL:I‘?H, "I 16 to 23 yards, H. K'i
Milton. of Fort Collins. Col: C. A.
7p... of lli'll‘_ Pa, and J. R. Pence. of
)‘lin .I_ N. l)., were even with scores
(if 90 cach, i
\iumu won the event in the shoot-l
Oil by breaking 25 targets without 3
im. . \xllll‘.‘ llll‘t‘ failed on his twenty-
:umih and Pt‘nse missed on his sev-.
I-il'll and twelfth. l
Eli. Touts Randall, of Lima, Ohio.
iini the women competitors with 89,
it‘llill‘i-ll by M15, Judd H, Bruff, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, with 88. .
.‘Ihiorillnz trom twenty-five yards.’
l'i-mk 3 Wright, of Buffalo. Olympic.
'i'l'll star. was able to break but 89‘
'ru'si-ts Mark Arie, the Champaignv
4“) crack Shot, shooting from the‘
.-.-.m~ distance, broke 90 birds, while.
i'. ink lroeh. of Vancouver, Wash.
i'-‘ll‘ rally considered one of America’s
giv'rilr-ut marksmen. was but slightly.
li'-Ilm with 92. |
HEW OLVMPIC MARK l
M ER SWIWl ,
l" 300 ET ldny when he sighted an arrow 2“
4:41 2,5;ym-ds, 34 inches. sixteen yards behind
Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey Makes
in Trial.
.lN'I‘WERP, Aug. 27.,—iMTss Etheida
lllv-ilili'oy, of the Women’s Swimming
‘..'.o“inli0n. New York. set a new
Olympic record yesterday in swim-
ming a trial heat of the 300 meter free
Jmlm mmnt in 4 minutes, 41 2-5 sec-
ends, The previous record for the
A-w-nt was 4 minutes. 43 seconds. by
Miss Fanny Dureck,.of Australia. in
1912.
Miss Bleihtrey's
.mco was the climax of a day of trial
which Americans qualified prominent-
11. Four of the entrants from the
beats in swimming and (living, in
United States won their way to the
finals in the men's 400 meter free
style swimming, two qualified in the
200 meter breast stroke. axd three
went into the semi-finals of the spring-
board diving trials.
-Besides‘Miss Bleibtroy. Miss Mar-
garet Woodbridge, Detroit A. (1.. and
Miss Eleanore Uni, of Philadelphia,
won their respective heats in the 300
meter free stroke, and Frances Cow-
ulis Schroth, of San Francisco. cap-
lured a second plm. "
NORWALK A. C. TO PLAY ROYALS.
The Norwalk A. C. will crOSS bats
with the fast New Haven Royals. at
the Ward street grounds. next Sun-
(lav
both teams, and the tans should come
out and support them, Both teams
have won one game, and the rubber
will he played Sunday. Cock will
IWIrI t or the local lads with Vergil be-
hind the bat.
PITCHES NO HIT GAME,
I'- ' i ——g I
ST. PAUL, Aug. 27.-Chorlie Hail.
1“"de pitcher in the Ania—icon Ano-
nation in games won. ho lod'o nah“.
Ram" against Columbus the first
films or a. double Marin: ,St.‘
1‘“! vesterday. St. Paul‘won, c to 0.
meason, which already has been blight-
.to a rival outfit as to who may and
lday at St.
.eighlh arrow.
record " perform- .
This is the first appearance. of;
started the so~called strike against
Mays. He also might find out 'who
sent telegrams tothe 'White Sox and
the Tigers asking them to join in the
movement against the pitcher.
Mays will pitch in the current ser-
ies with the, “’hite Sox, and he will
he used nsnin next week in the series
with the Browns. That will bring the
showdown on Tuesday or W'ednesday.
If the Browns decline to face Mays Cincinnati “£2!” 1‘th P3,?“
they will forfeit the. game and the' ‘ """"" ' .
owners of the club will have to pay a i-B'rooklyn ' " ‘ " " '” 68 . 51 . ‘5711 FEDERAL
fine of $1000. This re! Gal will . EV'I‘ew Y0“ ---------- 64 53 547'
. “ ‘- Pittsburgh 59 57 509
the players open to prosecution, eith- "'""" °
er inside or outside of the league. onlghicago """"""" 60 62 '492 FIRES I ONE
the charge of breach of contract. The {sttg‘guis """"" ° ‘1’; g: {213
alleged strike has great possibilities' """"""" ' . .
for the marring of a great baseball Philadelphia ' """" 48 70 ‘407’ NORWALK
ml by the death of a player.
The New York club paid a small
fortune for Mays, He is one Of the
few more or less dependable pitchers
on whom the club can call in its fight
[or the pennant, The so-callcd strik-
ers are aiming a blow at the. Yankees
more than at Mays himself, for the
player is protected by his contract
and will collect his salary whether he
pitches or not. The American League
is confronted with the spectacle of
pliiycis of one Club'trylng to dictate
may not work against them. The de-
velopment of this proposition would
Iflka all thn «hm-4"“- 43-—
haseball. And we all know
cannot stand any further drains
that particular,
c-4-
that it 3
in
GIRL'S ‘3
ARROW HITS APPLE‘
15~YEAF_l-OLD
Miss Beatrice Palmer Wins “William
Tell" Coutest.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-—l\Ilss
(‘ynlhia Wesson. of Cotuit. Mass, in~
creased her lead for the national wo-
men's archery championship yester-
Luke‘s school field. Her
score of 264 hits for a total of 1.396.
Miss Ives. of Boston. is runner up
with 207 hits for 947. -
Miss Beatrice Palmer, of St. Da—
vid's, Pa., :1 fifteen-year contestant,
surpassed all her elders in the "Wilv
liam Tell" contest. She was the only
one able to shoot the apple from the
head of a. dummy at thirty-eight yards.
Miss Palmer hit the apple with her
4A. E, Shepherdson. of Melrose,
Mass, won the “Great Flight“ yester-
ithc record made in 1881. Miss (‘yn—
thia Wesson won the women‘s-dist-
lance event with 210 yards. Dr. El-
mer, the men's national champion.
iv-ontinued to lead as a result of yes-
iterday's events.
i Miss TORONTO II.
l
LEADS.
Wins Hydroplane Race Over Thou-
sand Islands Y. 0. Course.
l ALEANXDRIA BAY, N. Y., Aug. 27.
—tMiss Toronto 11., driven by Commo-
dore J. P, Bickell, with F. G. Ericson
as the mechanician, won again yester-
day in the hydroplane races over the
Thousand Islands Yacht Club racing
course, Miss Toronto rounded. the
course of 29 5-8 miles in 31 minutes
and 16 seconds. making an average
speed of 56 9-10 miles an hour. P. D.
5Q., V1,, A. Graham Miles' boat; did not
‘flnish. ' 1 '
In the displacement races 'Brush
By,. owned by G. B. Sullivan, won‘in
30 minutes and 59 seconds. Leonard
V., driven by Grit! Clark, was second,
in 32 minutes. 20 seconds. and Mys-
tery, owned by B. S. Northrupxot-Wa-
1813.0“, third, in 37 minutes, 3 sec-
von 3. .
FAILS TO SWIM ENGLISH .
CHANNEL BY 10 MILES
DOVER, Eng., Aug, 21—Hour)! Sul-
livan, of Lowell, Mass” who started at
8:40 o'clock. Wednesday night, in‘an
attempt to swim the English Channel
from Dover to Calais, was taken from
the water ten miles from the French
.coalt, according to a report received
here yesterday. .
INVIGOIIATINO “ME. .
A small box on W atone?
' electric mm contains (m
and'is operated by Roman menu;
is part of mommylfeulma
may-tho my Insomnia
and: m:
K. of c. 1253
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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Yesterday. Rolulu.
Chicago, 16; New York, 4.
St. Louis, 8; Boston. 0.
Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland. 2.
Washington, 3-4; Detroit, 2-5.
Detroit at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Remus.
St. Louis, 2; New Yorki’l.
Brooklyn, 5; Chicago. 3.
Pittsburgh, 2; Boston, 1.
Philadelphia, 7 ; Cincinnati. 0.
standing in the Clubs.
Games Today.
NewYork at Cincinnati (2).
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Toronto, 11; Jersey City, 9.
Rochester, 2: Reading, 1,
Syracuse, 2-4; Buffalo. 1-13.
Akron. 11; Baltimore, 8.
Standing of tho Clubs.
Won. Lost. 1.329
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Yesterday's Results.
Albany, 6-0: Bridgeport, 5-7.
New Haven, 5-8; “Waterbury, 2-2.
Games Today.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
Albany at Springfield.
Hartford at New Haven.
Pittsheld at Waterbury.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. 0-4: St. Paul, 6-2.
Louisville. 3; Kansas City, 2.
Minneapolis, 10: Toledo, 0.
Indianapolis,‘ 8; Milwaukee. 5.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans, 6; Little Rock, 1,
Mobile. 3: Memphis, 2. ’
Atlanta. 3 : - Chattanooga. 0,
Birmingham, 4: Nashville, 1.
Five LeadingHitters
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AB. R. H.
Sisler, St. L. . . .117 474 99 191
Speaker. Cleve..116 424.112 165
Jackson, Chi. . ..116 451 81 L71
Ruth, N. Y ..... 117 374 134 140
E. Collins. Chi..120 471 93 163
NATIONAL} LAEBAGIiIIE-
Pia er and Club. . ._ .
Hor’nsby. St. L. .119 461 76 169 ,
.Rmish, Cln ...... 112 425 64 141
Stock. St. L....120 483 71 159
Young, N. Y....117 446 75 144
J. smith, St. 1.... 82 .285 _50 92
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