llfllllleNS lull
Miami
'2 a4." .
1g. lr'lf‘k Mohegans. of South Nor-
flm “n Monday journeyed to Osain-
,-v.lll.l were defeated 1) Mutual
Emmy League team, Bing,‘
by m- score of 5-1. . the
sun- (\virler of the M011 pitched
3 an.- came, striking out 12 men and
“mum; seven hits. Th6 local boys
1...” them runless for six innin and
pal»... until the fifth. It was a tub-
.c‘ Ini‘h», between Bardos and Team-
y, but the latter was fortunate in
burl»: the breaks of the game. .‘l‘he
hit more could not be furnished, as
. 0 score book was lost. The Mohe-
,.,. A. C. is giving a bus ride. to Savin
wt. Mardi Grass Saturday, Septem-
1r ma Tickets can be obtained
ran the players. Bus raves club
. i......- at. 6 sharp.
BASEBALL}
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
___
Yesterday's ReSulta
Washington, 5-3; Bastou, 1-6.
Detroit, 5: Chicago, 0.
I-h-w York, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
only three games scheduled.
,‘
Standing of the Clubs.
“'00. Lost. P. C'.
o «uni ........... 81 49 .623
w an‘k .......... 83 52 .615
“.l' algo ............. 81 52 .609
1 liti'lls ........ . 64 63 .504
‘m-‘lun .............. 63 70 .474 E
V Lilllngion . . ....... 57 69 .452
l Dull ml ............. 50 80 .385
mm; ll-lphla ........ 46 87 .330
Games Today.
l’lnlnd ~lphia at Detroit.
mm «m;- game Scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
ll~....;_lyn. 49; Philadelphia, 05.
l' ‘l_.l.'ll:‘.ll. 7; Chicago, 4.
N‘w \ JTli Boston. double
, l l
5', lulllhA'lllCilinaU, not scheduled.
header,
5r, mdmg of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P11.
ill Hill «’3 ...... . 73 54 .575
H'l‘il I\ll ........... 75 57 .568
I ....... 73 58 .554
3:: lnl' all .......... 67 62 .519
..- l._ .......... 66 67 .496,
l '.. ......... 62 69 .473
' r in ........... 50 72 .410
'I II v! I ........ 52 78 .400I
Games: Today.
flow will: at Boston (2).
i: u l.‘ Philadelphia (2).
l-A, ~. 7 JJJU‘S fl‘lleduled.
.l » . {RNATIONAL LEAGUE.
5
Jury); City. 7.
\ 'sir' on" Results.
1». v..-
THREE FAVORITES FA“. ouauc.
W . 0710 DAY 0! ma LINE um.
World's Record of 89 Bulleeyea ai "“3 A1“ CHARTER OAK-
500 Yards. HARTFORD. Sept. 8.—!l‘avonian,
SEA GIRT, N. 1., Sept. 8.—-—In the ri- speedy J. Malcolm Forbea' oifspring.
fle matches on the State range. yes- yesterday afternoon turned the tables
terday. the Massachusetts Cavalry on. Bogalusa, the General Watts colt,
team won the Seventy-lint Regiment. that has been beating him regularly at
al team match with total points or 1,- recent days in the Grand Circuit.
108. The Philippine Scouts were sec-l As a feature of the second day of
and with 1,102; the New Jersey Iii-“the big line 11196008. 1t Charter 083
iantry, third, with 1,043, and the Dig-IP01; Edmln‘s colt outtrotted VlIen-
trict of Columbia Intanty, tonrth. withtiao's mount in the second and third
1,018. of the “Nutmeg" purse, for the
A world‘s record was established Eioals of 1918, the big race of the after-
Monday when Sergeant F. Ioerger, otgnoon, taking the third and deciding
the United States Infantry team. shot‘heat after a finish that brought back
~a string of 89 consecutive bullseyes memories Of the great Mabel Trash-
at 500 yards, shooting at 16-inch tar- St. Frisco battle, of four years ago.
get. He won the Swiss match. a miss Three Favorites Beaten.
and out event. Second place went to Bogulaes. was the favorite in the
Corporal L. Petrosky, oi the marines, race. of the youngsters but he fared no
with 25 hits. _ ' better than did Lady Wilgo. the best-
The Camp Perry team won the Old liked starter in the 2:10 trot that pre-
Guard organization trophy by a mar- ceded his or Tootsie Tolse. the black
élc sconce AT THE aurre.
—-——-§
4
HOLLAND dour, cum, , . I
lean Hamilton In Final label. for
the Wee Burn
1". 11. Holland is the new golf chum.
plan of the Wee Burn Golf Club. He
beat Burgoyne Human, : up 1
play, in the lid-hole final MS“-
in in. second solitary-ohm
beatl. Stevens. lupillthdu.‘
four-me O
and Mrs. Abbott.
nineteenth green. . .
new HAVEN cHALLcucum‘rIn.
NATIONAL gunning.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. a.—
President George M. Weill. ~01 the
New Haven Baseball Club; emu
that his Eastern Leaam , ,
clinched the championship 05th. leag-
ue, yesterday wired a chalhlge lor a
series of games with the wither ot
gin of one point over the Natlonal;daughter or Hortolse. who was ”100t-
Capital Rifle Club. of Washington.'ed to will the 2:06 trottinl event!
The winning team tallied 287. . Only one, favorite came through. Mac,
The Rays match shot, ten shots at‘garet Dillon, unbeaten wriggler of the
600 yards, was won by Capt. H. 1.. year and the best looking pacer since
Smith. of the marines, with a perfect the racing days of Directum' I. win-
score of 50. ning her race in three heats.
The Eisner match was won by Ma-l Lady Wilso was forced to how be-
c-lline Gunner C. A. Lloyd. oi the mn- ,fore the superior trotting of Red Rus-
rines. with a total of 91 out of a pos- sell, last year handled by Billy Cro-
slblc 100. The match was shot are zler. and Tootsie Toise. who. until
shots standing. flve kneeling. ilvc Eyesterday. had not lost a race in the
squatting and five prone, at 200 yards. Grand Circuit. was outbrushed and
lcompletely beaten in the stretch by
Egiekterriflc last half miles of Doctor
[0 .
Tommie Murphy drove both of the
. “Fixed" Game Exposure. jupsetting trotters and he came closeé
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 8.——A clash be-Eio winning a third race with his Es~
‘iween gloups of gamblers was whatiiher R. in the 2:06 page. even though
ibrouzht about the exposure of the al—‘he wound up by getting only third
leged "fixed" PhiladelphiwChicago money in this event.
game. according to Pittsburgh men —-«———~--
'crediled with having been on the ln~ TILDEN TO MEET
side. One group. discovering just be. JOHNSTON AGAIN
torn the game that it was being dou- NEW YORK. Sept. 8.-—Willlam T.E
,ble crossed. wired frantic appeals IOITIIIIPH, 2d. who won the national ten-E
Ethe (‘lib oilicials to use Grover Alex-.nis championship. Monday and W'ilv
lander in the box. it is said. liam M_, Johnston, the loser. will op~
' Certain players have been “fixed“ gpose each other again next Saturday-
more than once. according to mem- till the East vs. Vl’est team match, at
bers of one of the gambling cliques. the Germantown Cricket Club. Phila-g
“lm assert that they could give names delphia. The six players representing
land dates. if necessary. These men the East and an equal number from!
say there is a big gambling syndicate. the M's-st will meet as follows: i
with headquarters in New York and Friday (Singles). G. C. Caner. Bos-'
BASEBALL GAMBLERS CLASH.
Said to Have Been Cause of Allegedl
‘ot the Baltimore club, and J. .1. Mc-
fror that little Iavor wrote him out
it?
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ball talhtooneoftheirrecorda
cheater-85.000.
MIKE 000*!) AND TED LEWIS
NATCNED.
NEW YORK Sept. 7.~A'rtlclea were
signed here yesterday for a twelve-
\
the international League champion.
ship. The telegram sent by llr.WeIas.
to President Dave Fultz. Jack Dunn,
Caii‘rey. oi” the Toronto club, followupI
“New Haven club, leader Eastern
League. challenges winner Interna-,
tional League to series seven games.
to decide minor league ch , hip
of East on any equitable montage
basis. Kindly wire‘ immediately.”
M
TITLE SWIMMING AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, Sept. 8.——Mel Golly, of
the Duluth Boat Club. won the one
mile junior National A. A. U. cham-
pionship here. yesterday. in 19:04 1-5.
Colly beat Ehrlich and U. Gilzreath._
both of Detroit. in a close finish. I
The national long distance chum-9
pionship for women was won by Ms-
rie Curtis, of the Detroit Athletic
Club. Her time was 49:37. Miss
Kulmau, of Duluth. and Miss McBean.
Detroit, finished In second and third!
place.
The Central A. A. U. rclay for wo-
men was won by the Detroit Athletic
Club. with the Duluth Boat Club sec-
ond. The time of the winning team
was 5:40.
FIRPO COMING TO BOX.
BIYENOS AIRES. Sept. 8.~—Luls A.
ECliicago. with agencies throughout the
lcountry.
In the Philadelphia-Chicago game
lhosc in on the “killing” laid such big
bets that gamblers not connected with
ton. vs. Vl'alter T. Hayes. Chicago: fnTDO. South American “PSVYVPIXM
R. N. \Villiums. 2d. Boston, vs. (‘lar-EbO’ilnz Champion. is soon to visit the
ence J, Griffin, San Francisco. (1)0“- E United States. where he will seek the
bias). W. M. Washburn. New York..advantages ‘0 5“ duh“, from 800%
and “’allnt-e F. Johnson. Philadelphia. ' trainers and "WP” manasement. PEI"
vs. VIC E. Davis and Roland Roberts.l
both of San Fruulisco. I
Saturday (Singles). “'illiam T. TIL.
dcn~ 2d. Philadelphia. vs. “’llliam M..
Johnston. San Francisco: “’ashburn'
Vs. Roberts. (Doubles). (‘aner and C.
S. Garland. Pittsburgh. vs. Haycs and
Ralph H_ Ilurdick. Chicago.
ithe syndicate became suspicious and
Ebegnn a quiet investigation. The re
gsull was that the expected “killing"
‘was discovered and the T‘ub manage
mom was informed of the situation.
EMnny of the syndicate gamblers. aa-
ccrlaininz this. are said to have re-
called their bets.
RUTH IS SUED FOR $250,000.
Films Corporation Brinus Action After
Being Sued for $1,000.000,
Nl‘.‘\\' YORK. Sept. 9:"le Educa-
tional Films Corporation or America
MAYS NOT TAKEN TO ,
CLEVELAND: TO REJOIN l
TEAM AT DETROIT'
NEW YORK. Sept. 8.—~(‘arl Mays}
New York American League pitchcru.’
who threw the ball which resulted in
{bronchi a libel action for 3250.000 me death of Shortstop Ra." Chapmanu
ldamages against George Ii. (Balm) gllill mu lit-company :hc Yankees whcn
Rulh. and others. yesterday. ill the ”W." 1““ here 18-“! 1112111 On their,
Suprcmc court. The complaint ullcz- “.93th “‘10- C0101!“ T. L. Hustonl
cs that the dclendams publish-ill in u 'nne M‘ t)”: club owners. announced.
morning nptvspaper an advertislmcnt ”1le Mays would not be with the team
which inlscly represented that the durinz the scries which opens in:
plaintiff (‘OITOI‘aIIOD had not phm”,;(‘la-v.\l;md. Thursday. but that he
grabbed and exhibited an authmizerll‘Vm‘M “"351" 1"“ ""‘h i" "MT‘M- '
:: 1:117: Syracuse, 3-4.
. n - A Akron. 2. ‘
11.... FL: llf‘SIPl‘, rain.
5‘271ding of the Clubs.
Vl'on. Lost. P. 0:
42:7) <. - .......... 100 44 .694
l W .......... 96 45 .682!
: «l. ......... 83 50 .638
..: in ...... 3'. 52 .615 .
..... (.2 75 .452'
*t‘ i . ....... Si 87 .383 }
't h w .......... 42 96 .301;
Vll.‘| ..... 3 106 .221]
Games Today.
in . 3 ...' Reading.
m- it :nliimore.
“l l i n Tar-unto.
RI ll 'nli'. at Buffalo.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
I'm .' l l. t.‘ Hartford. 0.
R l.'- with ‘J' NPW Haven. 1.
izmngnulll, T: “'orcesier, 6.
in. n in “pier-bury. 8.
Standing of the Clubs.
Vl‘nn. Lost. 1". C.
"w 3" ........... 79 57 .581
own-l . .......... 69 62 .525
l?..1‘l‘ -l ........ 69 63 .523
«up» »;‘ .......... 69 65 .515
V " -:! ..... 67 66 .504
”55"” -.r. . . . . . . . . 65 66 .496
m .......... 57 76 .429
H ‘ hi; ) .......... 58 _ 80 .421
Games Today.
V?“ ‘nli‘l lit Hartford.
PM .l.'*lll :11 Springfield.
\' .4 ll lu-n at “’aterblii‘y (2)-
3“ 3;“. port at Albany.
. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
II" "1 l. 5-1:: Indianapolis. 4-4..
37m \lllr‘_ 10; Columbus. 3.
NH,- Iwu games schedult’d.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
“Hula. ll. Nuw Orleans, 4.
R 'minghum. 3‘. Mobile. 1.
“2 -l.lanooga. 8: Nashville. L
Little Rock, 7: Memphis. 0.
UGIE RATNER AND JOHNNY
WOLCAST CLASH TONIGHT
lahts Postponed from Labor Day
Night to Be Staged at Open Air
Arena—Four Bouts.
nE"“-‘¢F7PORT_ Sept. 8,—Augie Rat- '
er undrileweight champion of the A.
. F‘. and Johnny Wolgast, claimant
‘ ' middleweight title, of'Pennsyl-
inn WI” battle 12 rounds. to a de-
mon :1: the Open Air Arena. State
I, | :night. The bout was origin-
'-l' -'I.."dlll€‘d to take place Labor
Y mm. but was postponed on ac-
'"'Y H? threatening weather.
hr“ preliminary: Young Mulligan
a. You“: Ritchie, 6 rounds.
Vi...
2:0“ Reed, 8 rounds.
. Prifinnl: Johnny Lisse vs. Tom—
! Goodwin. 10 rounds. ‘
a“?
NO POST-SEASON SERIEO.
' «WW—I.
mpfilg. Tenn. Sept. ~8.-—The
mpow {Or a post-season series he-
s“cowl preliminary: Danny Powers .
and :uithcntic series of pictures show-‘ ”“79 iil'f‘ no! taking “83'.“ 10 (”19"8‘,
in}: Ruth in baseball plays. Iland." said (Tolnllcl Huston. “not he-'
in another action Ruth has sued-the cause we think there is danger or any.
Educational F‘ihng Corporation of Am_;lr()llblo. but out of respect to the feel-t
erica. and others, for 31.000.000 (iam'lmZS of the people there. “a donl
ages. and has demanded an injunction “"vmt in 0’1”“! ”10"}; It is IHIQP‘." fly
to restrain the corporation from cxlli- :mnllcr 0‘ senilmcnl. '
biting moving pictures showing him? ““W‘
ill 11(‘Il\ll}' as a baseball player. Ruth WELE§ W'!‘5 9" KNOCKOUT—
asserts that he did not authorize the “It“ \‘ll.l.l'-.. l‘rancc‘. SN“. 8.7
taking “f the“. pictures. ”in ”Hip Ellmnhmdler “l-lls. ille English llcavy—,
fendnnis in the libel action are the “NE?“ flzhier. 139‘ mill" (191931”!
Yzlnkcc Photo Corporation and KessclgE’m” Journee. 9 French heavyweighti
& Baumnn. ,m the sixteenth round of a contest,
po weighs 213 pounds. I
His title was gained by defeating;
boxers in (‘hllc and other South Am- 3
erican countries. In a match in Buo- I
has Airvs. in June. he knocked out|
Antonio Jil-sa. who styles himself the,
"(‘zecho-Slovak champion." in the first 1
lround of a scheduled icnround bout.
Firm has a considerable rhlz history
and. before iakinz up boxing, was a,
ploiessional Greco Roman wrestler.
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HEL—LO-o-o-o PETE: .
. In two more shakes of aEIamb's tail I'd have
been betwaen the sheets—but I got taken with
another large idea for Camel Cigarette ads that's
Everybody
right quiet—and hats off I NOW—far as I know
or ever heard, there never has been one of those
zippy slogans under that big display name
I’ll testify that's a stonelesa
Spread it like I’ve dented it in here-
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spending sane
ofthe proceedsibrnoon eats! In the "lung-wage"
of Jigger Jones of Joplin, ‘5you tell 'em old yacht,
Blowing out of St. Louis at 10.12 tomorrow
rrent
both
mble
round bout. in the Jersey City ball
park. on September 23, between
“like" O'Dowd, former middleweight
champion of the world. and Ted (Kid)
ELewis. welterweight champion of Bur-
ope. The light will be a lie-decision
aflalr. The men are teed a
guaran
purse of 835.000. which they will split'
by an agreement to be reached later.
Both men will weigh in at 158
pounds. ringside.
TIGERS BUY MIDDLETON.
TOLEDO, Sept. 8.—Pitcher James
Niddleton. Toledo's only consistent
winner this season. was sold yester-
made public, although Catcher Wood-
all and Pitcher- Okrie. now with the
Toledo club, figured in the deal.
______.._.___..____._.___
NEW PITCHER FOR YANKEES.
ATLANTA, Scpt. 8.——Piicher Tom
Sheehan. of the Atlanta Southern
League Baseball Club. has been sold
to the New York Americans and will
join that club at the end of the asso-
ciation season.
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