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l,i.-:.k the winning streak at
i. e Park boys. 0" Greenwich.
rum every game this season.
l >00 saw the Naval A C.
, 3'..th that they haven batter
, ... aim the Bruce Parke. Thescue»
7“
i In addition: to CWlt'B pretty
i..z;:. this bout was united by:
- fielding of Rachel: and: Cook.
in «atrhinz of. ill-gill h the open-
..- "Him" the Bruce Punk boys scan:-
. i four runs. Albums. [ll first: man-
..p l-~tc:i a. long threg-bm-inio
-it timid. McCall-thy walked. Pally
Cantu-d. (fonnell got a ban an em.
with three men on. a. twbasger
x r-s Alba-nus and McCarthy. Con-
iii‘ scored Council on a single. Whal-
cr cores on a sacrifice hit by Boom.
The next man fanned and ended the
a strong not!“ W '
racism m Nation-
Sets.
at as sensational a match as has
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{William T. Tilden 2d. of Philadelphia,
pressed the national tennis cham-
pionship from William M. Johnston,
.terday. With his opponent fighting te-
naciously to stave off defeat. the man
who swept all before him at Wimble-
don rose to the height of his tennis
ability. flashed dazzling speed and
strokes and triumphed after live band
sets that will live long In the memory
disastrous inning.
In the third frame Garfield got a
base on orrols. Sacrificed by Cook to
secmid. Steals third. Scores on Nag-
. Hr?"- drive to center field. Court
nu'
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w:.: in no danger until the fifth “pinion.
”hill-.1 when one run was scored on two
singles. -
’l‘lie Nm‘vvnlks again scored when BASEBALL
(:rn‘fir-ld singled and reached second.
m. . wild itch. (‘ook was an early
out shortstgp to first. Nazzy scored AMERICAN LEAGUE‘ _
‘..- c".- v z I he dr've into c nter ‘ ‘
f Hfi HEM!” mime! ”1“ has“. eTlie . ersterday's Results.
ii. v.1: in the game came in the sev- 1‘9"“. \ork. 4““ Philadelphia, 1'0-
...i. i'ninz \"ir-'il singled Mason w‘l*‘m“§4“’n- “‘5; Boston, 04-.
" - Lama or r‘rrni‘s. Rilcker sam'ii‘lc— (ERIK-“20' 6'5: I)etmit_ 2’"
I»: ' Itl"l"\ :itiil (lill‘llt‘lll singled. Llcvclziud, 7‘6; St- Louis, 2:5.
.; ‘Jlrzil and Mason. Cook runs . ‘ '
,. llflIl throw. by the shortstop. in Standing °f “‘0 Clflbm
Noezy Wm. purposely walked. (‘lov l' l . Won. 140% RC.
. - ::i I‘ll "‘:Ii‘:‘-i_\'. (inri‘icld scorer] {(51 . 9.1m """""" 81 49 ~63
..jm him-EL ('ook rmorcd on ‘Ma- ”Hug? 3 """""" 81 51 31“
~rifi fl glow -ori; .......... 82 52 .612
l laz-ule l‘ci-k bovs‘ scored min. ‘t- Lows ------------ 54 63 350*
. tho eiuiitli inning- The game BOStOP ----------- 63 69 .473
. V it“ ”‘0 score being 7-6 in {11- Washington ......... 56 68 .451
.. e .\'r:;'v.':ill< A. (‘. ' Dalton. .............. 49 80 .380
mm. of ”I? gamp was when Philadelphia. ........ 43 86 .333,“
who replaced Room, was:
in Virgil with a slashing _ Game. Today.
“gm. The box score: Philadelphia at New \ork.
NOYHVALK A. C. Detroit at Clllcagp.
ab ,- it. no a. (a Only two games scheduled.
. ............ 4 1 2 9 1 0 ——'—-—
.......... 1 1 1 2 0 0‘ NATtONALLEAGUE. .
lit. ..300910‘
2i. ...... 4 1 1 1 3 1! Yamaha's. Results.
’lli .4 3 2 2 2 0 Boston. 1-0: New York. 0-5.
.. __g 1 n 2 0 1 Philadelphia. 3-6; Brooklyn. 2-5.
..3 0 2 2 0 0 Cincinnati. 5-4: St. Louis. 3—:
,r “3 o 0 0 o 1 Chicago. 51: Pittsburgh. 2—12.
............ 4 o o 0 2 o .
______ Standing of the Clubs.
...........32 7 827 9 3 Won.Lost.P.C.
BRYCE PARK. Cincinnati .......... 73 54 .57.;
ab r 11 po :1 a. Brooklyn ........... . 73 57 .562
2b . ....... 5 1 1 3 3 0 New York ........... 72 58 .554
2. ,,,,,, r. 1 1 1. 1 0 Pittsburgh .......... 66 62 .5“:
i ........... 4 (i 0 1 O 0 (‘liicugo ............. 66 66 .500
....... i .1 0 .‘l 2 O‘St.l.ouis 2 69 .471)
. . . . . . . . .12 l 2 2 fl 2 lillhlfll’l .............. 50 72 .410
1 . 1! .. .... .4 1 2 ft 0 0 Philadelphia ........ 52 76 .407
. ....f‘. I 21 0 1 ——~—-—
. ........ 4 0 1 0 0 0i Games Today.
.f‘. (l I 0 1 15 New York at Boston.
. ..1 II 0 1 0 0‘ lrooklyn at, Philadelphia.
~~~ ~— — -' -—- - Chicago at Pittsburgh.
., ..tzr. t". 10 27 10 1 Only three games scheduled.
SCORE BY INNINGS,
'. t‘. . ...... UM .nfi 500—7 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
........... Mm 010 010 m6 .
,’ 4 lil‘ Nzinzv. 'l‘hicc-basc Yesterday's Results.
.‘iihiiuu. Stolcn llllFr-S— Baltimore. 6—15: Jersey City 4-5.
fl. 1": 2. (‘HnnclL Dorzin. Buffalo. 9; Akron. 0. (Second game
... an'wnllc A. (7.. 5: called in {0111.111 to allow team to
K l’illuw on balls .ori‘ (-alcll train).
t' lit-um. 1: 0."? Singer. 1. Toronto, 7-9: Ruchester, 1-5.
- :illtl Fim h. Syracuse-Reading. both games, rain,
' "r. 5 LONG AUTO RACE. Standing of the Clubs.
' "‘.~ l':t._ 9cm 7,-—’i‘oiii- Won. L031. P. C.
. \ . ti c 2.7 mile aiitomo- Baltimore .......... 98 44 .69“
M v’ .\‘-*!crda.v in 2:20:21, Toronto ............. 95 45 .679
“ ' ~- an hour. .li'iiiliiir- Buffalo .............. 88 50 .6528
.~ unnd. finishing in Akron .............. 83 51 .620
.:_ :-i‘. tin-rage of .‘tlfiliiiles Reading ............. 61 75 .448
, l‘jiir'liw llcnrilc camc- in .lol'su)‘ (‘ity .......... 54 86 .386
,. C H “K :chi'ane speed Rochester ........... 42’ 96 .304‘
l';".:.-'~ (:lllifllll‘. Milton led in Syracuse Inc-O'I'O'no 30 ml .234
‘ 1" Murphy following less '
' r' 1' ll nuths behind. O'Don- Came. Today.
. In an attempt to pass Syracuse at‘ Baltimore.
4 Wm i-nsu t'lll'l'o Gaston ' n at. Toronto.
"unit the l'PflI‘ of Stein's Rochestevra't Bulalo.
,' .. ravine wrecking the ‘ '
,3. ii(‘l.\ stopped for wheels WISE" LW‘.
n YW‘. Resulta-
‘ 7 T-WNEY BOUT CALLED Hartford. 641: New Haven. 1-7.
opp: Worcester. 5-5; Springfield. 2—4-
(‘l ‘0. Sept. 7,—The 12.- AlbanY. 9-4;. Pittsneld, 6.5..
inn-non Johnny \Vilson.‘ Bridgeport, 542: Waterbury. 1‘1-
rhaiiipion. and Bryan
'» rlniid. scheduled to be Standinfl 0f the Club"
fibula}: was called off. “Ion. Lest. Péc,‘
V“ 1 lu- could not breathe New Haven ......... ‘9 06 “58‘:
"‘ llls nostrils. because Worcester ........ 69 6} .50;
‘ -r.-ivcd several days Springfield .......... 68 6.3 .511
“table to fight. Bridgeport .......... 68 6:) Igcll’"
=.\' was reported after Hartford . ........... 67 65- 549,;
‘ 'ulow boxing and other Pittsfield ....... .-- 64 $3 '40;
; <iindav. After a co‘n-lWaterhllry ......uu, 58. 76 '45.!
;_ sm-nml hours between tAlbany ....... ...... 56- .
lit-Kinney and mana- “1"" ' ‘ '
. boxers. Sunday night, I. em,,uday,
to call the bout off. Hartford at Pittsneld.
~~‘ Albany at Waterbury.
:3: :2 MN MORGAN FROM New Haven at Bridgeport.
EP-‘flNGFIELD. .. Worcester at Springfield-
the crack Springfield» . , W , - .
point of games won. .. AMERICAN ASSOCIATYgN-
, ' 2n League heavers.has Louisville. 8-5: Columbus. 0 4'
.. 1w k by the Boston. .. Toledo. 14:4: Indianapollfl- 3' -2_5
.' T‘prinzfield and will re Kansas 0&1. 3'63 ”“3334 ‘
l "clinic-n next week. Mor- St. P31“. 5‘5; Minimal” 3’ '
\ 't‘z; with the Braves last -
w vilitained mm the am: Wm'kwwm
’ . -. . L Mobile 3-h1tlantaflhg
‘ -m. Whlfl'i found the zo- - _ tanoo'ii 340
V '1 and was forced to (113- Memphis. 2'0' (gift 3 lull} '04.
. . ll:‘-;". “'lill Springfield M’koyg‘1 Wmlwfig v Mug. 1” ‘
'i :t-rord of twenty-m wag? hum.m.a..melgt m. . .sv
..- ii. an; defeats. DEMPSEY ”QT WARMEOOF
7‘ "T RACING AT CW“ OAK. " “a“ Wye—mu
ME“ - .mmsm. .omme
, “' * Wm». conn. Sept. 7.—-Small Bey. after mm“ tgtcfgl‘gnt.
.7 ' ’ 7 liimc races were the rule on the arena. made this I a uld win I
‘ 71: (lay of the Grand Circuit! "1 tall! my friends “will, Misha u
’r . 31 Charter Oak Park. The never had any doubt d bum mm
"" «rt that went into three beats tough and I "final an t
‘ ' “‘ ‘ ' with as muchcaution as I would 11:11
f ..04 not. hedda winning the, , ht. He did not hit me
,'. .11 third. with Cbarleyfiex a?- fizxvdheegggfg Hunt.
1' ‘r-cnnd. Abreak by urp .8 .
j} m the stretch cost him the? “The punchthat started him on his
I..' . Watt. as he was leading com. a"? W“ a m ~ .
‘ the time. 13.“ hinirlbl.
k“. ‘llii'firtant meeting 01 Trinity Wm“
M I“ .' ”lb will be held this anoint it:
a, ‘ Wok. Semi-annuahel w; '
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PM .
. business to 139- L"
of those who were fortunate enough
'to be on hand to witness them. The
score was. 6‘1. 1—6. 7-5. 5-7. 6-3 and the
victory gave Tilden uiidesputed right
’to be called the world's tennis cham-
lDemmwy. .i‘bund Em Mishe no .seri-
at! San Francisco, at Forest Hills. yes-'
‘ .liogking him with a left to the chin.
—————-—1 . .
BENTON HARBOI. Mich. Mi. 7.
The coldly Worthwallqpet, Jack
.0113 contender for tho. heavyweight
championship in their ten-loud. levt
yesterday. He knocked Misko one in
the third round after seven minutes
and thirteen second: at actual I311!
ling. It was the same round in which
Dempsey won the title from Jess Wil-
lard. at Toledo, on Independence Day,
last year.
i Dempsey took Miske’s measure in
the first round, disabled him with a
terrific blow love-r the stomach just
below the heait in the second, and
when the bell rang again finished him
as he pleased.
In the third round he knocked 'thel
challenger flat twice and to his knees
once.
Final Blow to Jaw.
ThNMahnli‘awins with
the hen. ‘ a hammer at
Miske‘s niidrcgion. and then a right to
the chin, were delivered with all the
force that the Champion‘s beautifully
coordinated muscles could bring to
bear. mlast thump fell on the base
'ot‘ Mishe's jaw a little to the right of
the chin;
Boat by Rounds.
.Round L—M‘lske hooked a left to
:the head. They danced about the
'ring. Dempsey landed right and left
to the head as they came in. Demp.
sey missed a left book, but landed two
rights to the head. Dempsey drove a
right to the head, landed a light left
fto the mouth and hooked two lofts to
the head. They exchanged punches to
the body as they came together in a
clinch. The bell sounded with both
men fighting in the centre of the ring.
Round 2.——The.v rushed. intoacunoii
and Referee Dourzlierty had difficulty
breaking them. Dempsey landed a
left hook to the chin and followed it
with :l right cross. He floored Miskev
with a right hand punch and the (hall
lciiircr took the count of five. Miske
fell into a clinch to protect himself.
Dempsey landed three lel‘ts to tile
jaw on lln- breakaway and a half doz-
('11 hard rizzhls to the body. The cham-
pion missed a right swim: to the head
and «hove Miske into his own corner.
Round 3.——I)empsey danced around
gthe rim: and hooked a hard right to
;l\li.-ki-':< body, Mi<ke landed a left to
‘the jaw. and Dempsey swung at right
to the jaw. knocking Miske down.
! Vt'lien lliskc arose ‘to his feet Demp-
sey swung over the finishing blow. a
iriglit to the chin. and Miske crumplod‘
gin his own chi-nor. completely knock-‘
ed out.
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Lively Preliminary Bouts.
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teran Sam Lanyard. of Boston. and:
ill Tate. of New York. The colossala
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Harry Creb. of Pittsburgh. and (‘hlcki
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Aftermath of the Finht.
BENTON HARBOR. Mich. Sept. 7.
.—~Jack Dempsey, world's hoavywcizlil
champion. received $55,000 for batter-
ing Billy Miske. the St. Paul cliallemr-
cr. to defeat in the third round ol
their scheduled ton-round bout here
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P‘ilelmmons‘ promoter of the contest."
The total attendance or the Labor
my bottle was 11.348. and the total
receipts were 3134.904. includinz
State and war tax.
According: to the agreement. Demp-
sey was .izuannteed 850.000. with a
privilege of accepting My per cent.
of the receipts. Miske fought on a
straight guarantee of 325.000.
After the knockout~ it was reported.
that one of Miskc’s ribs had been
broken by the ten-lac punch he had
received in the second round, but the
challenger we: examined by two phy-
sicians after he reached his training
camp and they agreed there was no
fracture. The spot under Miskes
heart still was wt! and sore today,
from the succinct the punch, which
Milka admitted; wan Hie blow that.-
mlly started him toward dew. His
ribs are bruised and his jaw Is sore,
but otherwise he is none the worse
in his experience.
“Maw didnot beat. a market the
battle; After he had. Ilium; with
Promoter FitzSimnions and a party of
friends, last night. he spent the even-
ing: dmm at. 3L. summer pavilion in
‘St. Joseph. He planned to leave for
Chicago late this afternoon, and will
immediately 20.12am mambo: new
opponents. to conquer. _
Despite the police protection, scores
of vieitors were victims of pickpock-
eta. secretary Mom-inlet. oi"- mantel
Boxing Commission, lost $180 at the
ringside as the result of pickpockets
work. Others: reported then-hedges?
me mom “30.32%. .
Miske was heartbroken over his de«
feat. He left the ring in tears, as he
had hoped to stay the limit with
Dempsey, as he had done in their two
previous engagements. His father
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the receipts given out today by Floyd j
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