lNERWINSs las
3 PRMUIHASI
out in the Eighth Round
Was the Finish, Although
AMERICAN. LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Philadelphia, 6; Detroit, 4.
Chicago, 5; St. Louis, 3.
Only two games scheduled.
sundlnfi a the Clubs.
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Wolgast Was Outpointed Cleveland ....-....".Ws‘i" L3"-fé%
All Through. _ lBroolnyn 76 57 .571
.- ‘Igfwaork 74 58 .561
n... Bridgeport Athletic and Amuse. tts urgh 67 62 .519
ent Co, evidently lost considerablecmc‘go ----------' 66 67 -496
{may on the card they Men“ Rt St. Louis Coco-ones... 63 69 .473
mgr.» street arena, I381 night, to 111ng Boston ...... . . .2. . . . . 50 74 .403
our the crowd that attended the Au— Philadelphia '--'---- 52 79
.397
"e Rather-Johnnie Wolxast fight.
Rainer won from Wolgast' in' two
,lys. one on a (out, in the eighth
and of a scheduled twelve-round
rap, and the other by,outpointin¢
'm. Rather. who is the champion
tddle'weight of the A. E. F.,‘easily
t it over Weigast, the much touted
other of the famous All, and who
,, .. to be the champion of Penn-
vania. He "right have been. in the
days, when you could get a big
» {or a nickle, and when, after buy-
r—tlle Sunday dinner for three, in-
.; meat, fish and vegetables, you
- have a quarter left from a dollar
Garne- Today.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland:
Washington at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago. ‘
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
,
Yesterday's Results.
Brooklyn, 7; Philadelphia, 4.
New York, 65; Boston, 0-1.
Only two games scheduled.
u
seam-lint; of the Clubs. . .
Won. Lost. P. C.
i but he hasn’t been champ of any. Cincinnati IOIDOICIIO 73 54 .575
in}: but a cheese factory. to judelBl‘OOklyll ............ 76 51 .571
at his exhibition—ants to.» wuru 1:! New York ----------- 74 58 .56].
ed adrisedlyuof last night. KPittsburgh . ...... ... 67 62 .519
Even Bill Steinke, the well-known ‘C‘hlcago .......... 66 67 .496
-nn:;ylvaniu Dutchman. and cartoon-St. Louis ........ 62 69 . .473
i d the Bridgeport Telegram, re Boston .............. 50 74 .40)'
arkod sotto voice when he heard of Philadelphia ..... 52 79 . .397
Is. It licrw statesman's downfall, i
‘ 'eli, it's all,” a Pennsylvania Dutch Games Today.
quark that spoke volumes. Chicago at New York.
'1‘er semifinal of ten rounds, be- St. Louis at Brooklyn. .
'ccn Johnny Lisse, champion featlr- Cincinnati at Boston. ‘3 PT.
rwcight of the U. S. N., and Tommy Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
vr.l-l\tlll.~Ol‘ Yorkviilc, was a good
ut. Lisse was given the decision.
.r'h men put up a good scrap. al-
im-nzh l.i:se had it all over Goodwin.‘
.~. - m the sixth round.
mun; Powers. or Brooklyn, and
in Howl of Jersey City. had an eight:
l‘l'llll limit to a draw.
‘r' lull: Mulligan and Young Ritchie,
“ridge-port. started the. even-
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Jersey City, 14: Reading, 6.
‘ Baltimore. 3—4: Syracuse. 2-1.
Bufi‘alo. 10—2: Rochester, 0-1.
Toronto. 7; Akron, 0.
..~li ..; Standing of the Clubs.
“g, |l:'lt‘-‘r‘.dll’lgs with a six~round Won. Lost. P. C.
.v 0. whirr- was stopped in the fourth :Bnllianre .......... 102 44 .699
any by Young McAulitl‘e. the ref-Toronto 97 45 ‘ .688
. ll . up . Hill-hie was getting IlleZBIII’I‘fllO ............. 90 50 .643
yum“ Of his life‘ - Akron .............. 83 53 .610
i lrizilin card, while it was :r chading ........... 62 76 .449
,..._] .‘Jltll didn‘t have the drawing Jersey (‘ily 55 87 .387
m. 'l' will? it should, because of theJItocllester .......... 42 98 .300
. .i;-: ii.» main bout consisted of Syracuse ........... 30 108
.rlzg: mm, and no one. in those days:
.; impr: llill‘rltl cont suits and “1093,!
. gun. in »lll"“‘lltl?l‘ any jack to see;
4 ”min of perfect strangers mix it‘
tr. or twelve rounds. Not:
m; ‘rorr hits. scllinrz for over:
at illP present day.
Pctrucilli. known as the
r»: as \m 31am- and \'in House. ,
~ an: I: ~l‘fVlr'r‘ with the A. E; F'..:
mil l,» aw... .0 purchase one. of the'
uni l-rlzf war warmers if the costs .
' an ., :1 and he lrzrd to crash Sl-l'ingficld. 8: l‘iltsileltl, 2.‘
'lgi all night with :1 police pnss.‘ Albany. 1'»: Bridgcpcrt. 1.
Standing of t
Gaines Today.
Jersey (‘ity at Reading.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Akron at Toronto.
Rochester at Buffalo.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Hartford. 5'»: “'orcester, 3,
New March. 10; “'nterbury. 2.
all
‘ll
I ah.
'l.l~t
on“... like that.
DI:
-. _ fi-__.._ he Clubs.
6.751 LAG QUALIFIES
tron RICH FUTURITY New Haven .......... 80 57 .584
_.___ Springfield .......... 70 6?. .526
““.“' YORK. Slept, 9,—Jflaxey \"Ul‘l'i—‘SIPI' .......... 69 63 .523
Ii : ~'Il ll.l.~‘. a passible Fulllritv winner Bridgeport ---------- 69 63 .511
- ‘ Lug. The sun of Star Shoot Hartford ............ 68 66 .507
» In"... Minnie ran a truly sensational Pittsfield ............ 65 67 . 3
mm m winning the l'sllp Handicap. at All”'“.“ -------------- 53 76 .433]
Tl -‘.m ml l’nrlc. yesterday. and so qual~ ,“HN'Pl’blll'l' ---------- 58 81 .418
l'rilrt-r mmincing way forf -
1. min-n. on Saturday, a fixture.
whirl) mil be worth $I0.000 or over. i
:I» .-c.:r‘ m the pogt in the first‘
~\llll such good two-year-olrls,
4» wiy t'urnful, Star Voter and
llalrnmirm. among others. and,
r- l‘leerr—‘tl quite a pull in the.
v.'~i.;hi._ this Vt'JS discounted by the
h-nlu lp imposed at the start. I
\. lllw Normal
1 IV ‘I
Games Todav. ’
“’orcestcr at Hartford (2).
Pittufield at Springfield.
New lIuVen at “’alerbury.
Bridgeport at AJ bany.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 15: Columbus, 2.
Louisville. 3: Indianapolis, 1.
. .St. Paul. 8: Milwaukee, 2.
barrier wcnl up.
-, 34..., “in”, a"... 1.32. and almost Minneapolis-Kansas City. wet
turned him sideways. so that when grounds.
_,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 24: New Orleans. 0-0.-
Mobile. 3-1: Birmingham. 2-9.
Little Rock. 14: Memphis. 5.
Chattanooga. 2; Nashville, 1.
~-- ”'1’“ n ~d out he was last and six:
lrnzllls behind the leaders.
Fm”.- would have been Justified all-
mud in pullinu him up. but horse. and‘
luv mifhwl down to their task, and‘
or hwy-l
Mulch" but none the less surely,l _________.
rum} tip the lost ground until a cons' f”- .
Innlmlz lrrrsilion was reached at the‘ Five Leading Hitters
"Al Melon: pole.
Thor. the boy sat down to ride one‘
m hm hm! and strongest finishes. and}
“my lulu, responding: with rare cours
In Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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N... m, up in lime to win in a whirl"Plnyer and Club. G. AB. R. H. PC.
7 -". ll nlll (Ill'lvllF‘ZNI finish with Que- SISIGX‘, SI. In. ....129 522 106 205 .393
,_ ~an Star Voter. . ,Speakelg (‘lcve..126 464 119 180 .3882
T}... llcrformance was the more cred- Jackson. Chi. ..._.129 500 88 192 .384
am. “my,” the, port was forced to Ruth. N. Y......123 392 140 147 .375
I‘ll] :1]an the extreme Ol‘SIdP rail E. Collins, Chi-.133 523 101 190 .363
I . v‘ of the way. where the going is NAT'ONAL LEAGUE
r. .7 u... phtpst and, naturally. he lost Player and Club. G. AB. R. H. 7P0,
In ”,5 El mnd by bearing 0‘“ 01' being Hornsby, St. I;..126 487 78 174 .357
run-.3, ,M h}. am. of the omen. "e Rousll. Cin......125 482 71 164 1310
it...” 3 ”mm: head mind. '00. but in ‘Young. N, Y....133 513 81 174 .339
wits 0" all this. ran the five and a J. Smith. St. I... 88 5103 52 101 .331
ll =lf {Wrongs in 1.07 25 fil’heat. Bklyn. . .127 503 76 164 .326
, Stir Voter. running: in the colors of. "b
' Immsndvr Ross.~ also qualified for'EL' FOOTBALL SQUAD .
”Truflll‘lal'. He was rather slow to: JUMPS TO E'GHTY
"91”). but he. closed strongly and1
and Crane, Lay, French and Chick Neville
Turn Up—nght Work for Present.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 9.—The sec-
ond day of the football practice saw
added llhe Yale squad increased to 80 mem-
when hers. Paul Crane, who has been in
L. of Europe through the summer, and who
bv was a promising back last fall. report-
' [ed as did Bob Lay, who was in both
{the Princeton and Harvard games.
Jack French and Chick Neville. a sub
stitute quarterback and Kelly, the
‘freshman quarterback.” also showed
up. Veteran men who reported for
the first time Included T. V. Dickens,
who was a regular varsity tackle last
year, and Ed Kelly, who was a line
man until injured in the fall. Charles
aP. Taft 2d. who was on Black’s team
in 1916, and who Is now in the Yale
{Law school. was at the field and help-
ed coach the linemen.
l The work consisted entirely ot-rud-
:imentary drill, the backs having starts
vand passing. while the line men had
breaking through and line bucking
work. under Coaches sBrldes- and
Vaughan. Scrimmaglng will not start
until week after next. ‘
vunrlut ely under 125
pounds
f’mght out the lssun to u
re 15s”: stride.
MILLSIDES WIN A
The Millsides, of FairfiiCI|NI
another victory to their string
they defeated the fast Crescen
Norwalk, in an llsinnine; game
one score ol’ 5 to 4_ '
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It» To Bac has helped thousands to
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Mir reliable. .
,
. Reds, who are setting the pace. were
Won. Lost. P. c. t
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 9,—The
New Haven club clinched the pennant
defeating Waterbury, in that city, 10
the greater part of the‘ season.
Bridgeport. under the management o1
Haven several times early In the sea-
son, and, in the last few weeks.
Worcester and Springfield have been
crowding the leaders hard. .
Charles A, (Chief) Bender, manual-
of the New Ha‘ven club, was largely
responsible for the team’s position in
the pennant race. He pitched regu~
larly and won a large percentage of
his games. The league season closes
next Sunday.
PENNANT RACES IN MAJORC
TIGHTEN UP ANOTHER NOTCH
Final Intersections! Series Open In
. Both Leagues Today.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—The pennant
races in the National and American
Leagues tightened up another notch
as a result of yesterday's games.
ln the senior circuit the Cincinnati.
idle, while Brooklyn, In second place,
defeated Philadelphia, and New York,
in third place, won two games from
in the Eastern inane, yesterday, byl
tol2. Thelocaltean ledthe league Th
“Big Ed” Walsh, was shell! of Nov '
Sullivan last'inooth tilde an
tempt to crass the Channel from
er to Calais.~l2ut was toned to
v
get within six miles of the French
coast. _ ' ‘ -
as T0 1 SHOT. WIN 8T. LEGER. 4
Caligula First" was Derby Wloner
Solon Koo Unploecd.
The St. Leger'Sukes of 831,000, run
here yesterday, was by an out-
i
culdas, quoted in yest ay morning’s -
betting at 25 to. 1.
Fourteen horses ran. . ~
The favorite for the elent was Splon
Boston. The Superbas' .victory put
them tie with Cincinnati so far as
games are concerned, but the Reds
have a lead of four percentage points.
The Giants' double victory over that
Braves enabled New York to gain four
points on Brooklyn and seven on Cin-
cinnati. In games, the Giants are one
and onehalt behind Cincinnati and
Brooklyn. . *
White Sox Gain.
Cleveland and New York were not
scheduled yesterday in the American
League. while Chica‘oo defeated St.
Louis and thereby gained three points
on the first and second teams. As a
result there are only eleven points be-
tween Cleveland, in first place. and
Chicago. in third place. The Indians
have a halt game lead over the Yanks
ces. and the latter have the same ad:
vantage over the White Sox.
The final inter-sectional series of
the season open in both leagues to-
day with the Western clubs. of the
National League. playing the East.
and the Eastern clubs of the Ameri-
_can League in the West. It is possi-
gbh- that bcrnre the teams return to
jihcir home stations that one or more
‘of the'pcnnanr contenders in both cir-
't'uilx‘ will have been eliminated. lftho
races are not actually decided.
Test for Yanks and Reds.
KOp. the Derby winnerl who was “IL
lplaced, Then-ace was hit entire colts
sand fillies foaled in 1917. over the St. : writes:
one mile, “tweak kidneys for two .Vearl.
'roley Kidney Pills and they helped?
me line.
have no trouble with my kidneys.”
“'ben the kidneys do not properly do
The Norwalk A. c. baseball teamltheir work. acids and poisons left in
will travel to Sound Beach. Sunday, to ' the system cause weak and lame back-
; of that place; l dizziness. pufllness under eyes. swol-
Leger course of about
furlongs and 132 yards. ‘
NORWALK A. C. GO TO SOUND
BEACH.
play the fast aggregatin
This team defeated th
the early part of the on.
that the Norwalk boys_ beat
champs of Greenwich. flast
they are going at a fastlclip just now.
The Sound Beach team. having lost
the silver cup to the Gr .nwich team.
th weeks ago. This ame. Sunday,
with Sound Beach. will be'full of pep
from start to finish. M rtz. the crack,
“southpaw. of Stamford. id" be on thel
imound for Sound Bell h. while the
rNorwalk boys will haulI “Steamer“
‘Court. The trip will be made by two,
cars. to take players only. ;
The following is meant-up: Court:
.p: Virgil. c: Rocker. . Mct‘arthy.l
32h: Cook. ss: Garfield 3): Mason. In!
:anzy. rl‘: Maruca. cf. 2 ‘
The Norwalk boys are out to make
it five straight.
DEMPSEv speecmc EAST.
('incinnmi. in the National League,
and New York. in file Amer-Icon. have
the lli'll‘tlt'SI work cut out for them
- among the contenders. The real test
ifor thc Weds will come next Week
when Manager Moran's team will face
the Supcrbas. in Brooklyn. for three
,games. and then come to New York
for four games wl'h Ihc Giants. One
of liresc name-s is a postponed contest.
prevented by rain at Cincinnati during
the last trip of the Giants.
The Yankees also will be obliued to
'mert lllcir' nearest competitors-~—
'(‘lr»v»l:md and Chicago—mo foreign
lsoil. Tlic Plovclzmd series opens to—
ltluy.
7
Will Miss Boflie.
The New York team will start lll'l-mmm,9s and parted With} H
ider a decided disadvantage. because,
,or the accident to Pine: Bodin. who
gfrncturcd his ring“ ankle in The eithilri~
‘vion came at Pittsburgh. yesterday,
[and because the Yankee owners have,
[decided not to use Pitcher (‘arl Max‘s;
lin tllo (‘lovelnlrd series. The accident
{in Rollie is evpet-ted to weaken the
lev York- outfield considerably.
I fluffy Lcwis. the regular left fielder.
Ilras not entirely recovered from an
llnl'll‘V to his lea. It Is believed that
rSam Vick. utility outfielder. will be
pressed into active service to lake
l'lodic‘s plan» while Merlsel will con-
tinue to substitute for Lewis.
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RUTH HITS HOMER AS
YANKS BEAT PIRATES
«Bodie Hurt Sliding to Plate and I:
Lost for Rest of Season.
PlTTSlll'Rnl-i. Sept. 9.—;\ crowd of
25,000 witnessed ez-n exhibition game
betwaen the New York Yankees and
the Pittsburgh Pirates here yesterday.
the victory going to the visitors. 7
to 5?.
Babe Ruth satisfied the crowd in:
the ninth inning when he made a
home run. He poled the ball over the
right field fence in the longest hit
over seen at Forbes Field.
Bodie Out for Season.
In the second inning Bodie. the
Yankee center fielder. tripled and
scored on a wild pitch. In sliding into
ville home plate he caught his foot on
{the rubber. At first lt._was thought
that he had sprained. his. leg. but phi“
slcinm who attended him declared
that Bodie's right ankle had been
fractured and that he would be out.
of the game for the remainder of the
season. Score: ‘
R. H.171.
New York (Am.).010 004 002*? 10 1
Pittsb'gh (Nat..l...001 200 000—3 3 1
Batteries: Ferguson and Holman:
Zion and Haeti’ner.
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U, s. ARMY HORSEMEN
FINISH FAR RACK
ANTWERP, Sept. 9.-—The equestri-
an went: of the Olympic games were
continued yesterday with a riding test
over twenty kilometres of road. fol~‘
lowed by a steeplechase of 4.000 me-
tres. The first part of the race had
to be completed in one hour. _lt-r.eo
sulted in Lieut. Missone..Belgium.wIn-
ning‘ first place In 55m., 38,: Capt. De-
ssrtlgues. France. was second in 5613.,
29s.. and Lieut. Bonvttlet, Belgium,
third, in 57m” 3s,
The American competitors finished .
as follows: Major Sloan Dock. ninth.
l59m., 423.; Major W. A. West, elev-
'enth, 1h.. 1m. and 44s.: Capt. n. N.
Chamber-Iain- fourteenth. 311.: 2m. and
2!» ""1 M350? 3. A. Barry, twentieth;
1h., 4m. and 19s. _
PROFESSIONAL FIGHTS LEGAL.
IZEO in coma -
BOSTON.
!
élahor llay battle.
,was in lh
llunch with
,sinrmons. wife of the promoter of ”22'
Plilt'AGO, Sept. 9~Juck Dempsey. i
,world‘s heavyweight champion. accom- i
cognltl team of British cricketers led
the New York-Halifax cup team 815
. runs to 70 when stumps were drawn
DONCASTER, England, Sept. 9.—‘yesterday at Inverter-d. The visitors
won the toes and batted first.
‘ his side had accumulated 375 runs
alder. Caligula. owned by F. 0. Go. for a loss of six wickets. Captain Met-
calt declared the Innings closed. The
Sit; Edward Hul- New Yorker; had also lost six wickets
ton's Silver-n gas second and Lady when play stopped for the day. They
James Douglas Manton was thlrd. will continue their first Innings today.
Nationals In 5 [an ankle: and joints, aches, pains.
Now I soreness and rheumatic pains. Foley
theIKldney Pllls have given relic!
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.Impes to close matches with Gunhoat
.Smltli ‘arld'l'lill l’lrcrmnn, The match
:wilh Smith is tentatively set for Bus-
ton, on September ‘28. llcmpsey's con-
test “51th Brennan probably will be
(lct-idcd in -.\'ew York, “'hile Demp-
.se_v was preparing to I. ave he'lcarncd
.Ilrat Billy Miske, his opponent In the
m Benton Harbor.
9 hotel dirrirrgrrmm having
Mrs. Miskc. The chums
‘pion immediately joined the Mlskcs.
They chatted pleasantly for a few
hearty
handshake. .
Before
llerrrpsey
Benton Harboo
Floyd Fitz‘K
leavlnz
presented Mrs.
Labor Day contest with a $13,000 all-F
lolllobile. .
Miskt- will return to his home in SLY
Paul. today. {or a hunting trip.
HORSEMEN STRIKE
FOR BIGGER PURSES‘
MONTREAL. Sept. 9.-—The latest?
thing in strikes occurred here ycster-f
day when owners of horses scheduled,
to race in the {all meeting of the Mon-S
lreal Jockey (‘lub today refused to;
file their entries unless the size of}
purses was increased.
The owners are holding out {or a 50 1
per cent, Increase in minimum purses.!
from $600 to $1.200 . '1
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ASK TO HAVE WILSON BARRED .
FROM RING. l
CANTON. Ohio. Sept. 9.-—l-‘ailure of.
Middleweight Champion Johnny “’lI-g
son tofulfill his contract for a twelve;
round bout here with Bryan Downs-.32;
of Cleveland. on Labor Day. has re-Q
sulted In the Canton Boxing Commis-‘
slon deciding, last night. to ask thei
Boxing Commissions in Ohio and oth~I
er States to bar the Eastemer.
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252 mu; am Road
South Hot-walk
Phone 448
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