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_NEW YORK. July 13. —Bob Mar-
“. A. E. F. hsavyw ht champion.
Mod out Frank ran. at Pitts-
'.m in the seventh round of a
m twelve-round match. at the
Dana-wig time. last night.
A right to the Jaw and a shower of
oat-Washewasoo‘infled out.
lartin received much punishment. al-‘
though he wastast on his feet and
scored heavily in the exchanges.
Koran weighed 300 pounds
lattin 185.
hack Zivio. of Pittsburgh. an Olym-
c Mtweigbt boxing champion. dis-
“;Jooaied his “boulder in the fourth
”round of a six- round match with Artie
lat-tin. of New Iork.Ziv1c had the
bode:- ot the contest until he was hurt.
minim of California. receiv-
led the judge's decision over Benny
Walger. «New York. after a twelve-
ionic bout. Benjamin weighed 134
has. live more than his opponent.
’0 nor-Isa acts mission
Joe Burman. Chicago ~ bantam
t. was awarded the julges' deci-
.‘oa over Charles Ledoux. French ban-
and
Wilt champion. after a fast
”Ilse-round contest.
; “or Friedman. Chicago light-
w‘ht. and Pete Hartley. of' New
“Work; fought twelve rounds to a draw
”in “the aemi-1lnal bout.
vmd a knockdown in the tenth. Frid-
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Hartley scor-
msh um I. count of nine after he
was‘hit on the jaw. 'Ffledman had
tho-theater oi the boxing in the early
roads. but his opponent improved as
the bout progressed
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flakes M at sunioe League 01'
Mr Drivers.
m YORK. July 18 —Northern
Dirict. in winning the championship
you. at Newark. yesterday afternoon.
in the opening day’ 3 races of the Jun-
ior League of Amateur Driving Clubs.
a world's amateur record-
Ior ahaif-miie track when he covered
a mile in 2: 0614. Northern Direct.
(bison by William Cane.
Benjamin A. Bulkley. or e Goshen
Mng Club. Ten thousand persons
«attended themes. _
Another league record “as made”
when Let Fly. of the Goshen Drixing
Club. Barriman driving. was timed in
2: 1'% in the mend heat of the 2 15
trot. ‘Proud Peter of file Metropoli-
tan ’Drivlng Club. of Boston. won the
event in straight heats after dropping
the first one
N..-
am ”as LEAD
IN CHESS TOI'RNEY
ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1 July 13-—
Chasies Jane. 0: New York with tour
victories. led the mid yesterday. in
a} .
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them round of the chess masters‘
:3 fz‘delphia,
.- 1.1M. 3‘:
"‘“Mm. 2* egg.
tomcat.
Way's results follow:
Jana demoted E. S Jackson. Phila-
after 60 mov:es Samuel
“Mr. Chicago. non from Stasch'
’Xlotwohki. Los Ann-.193 after 38
«moves: N. 'l‘. “Whitaker Baltimore.
dam Capt. J. B. Harvey. Fem-ion
.after 27 moves.
The games between Frank J. Mar-
shall. United States champion and V.
Bournin, Washington. and David Ju-
nowaki. champion of France. and I S.
admirer, Washington. were adjourn-
The standing or the leaders to date
is Jail'e. 14: larshail. Sactor. Hago
and Sharp. 3* each; Janowski and
.2. RIP-FYI PAL ms RICK
nos-rim: HANDICAP
KENILWORTH PARK Windsor.
Ont. July 18.—-—E. P. Bradley's Beat
Pal well handled by Lyke. won the,
$10,000 Frontier Handicap here. yes-
terday afternoon. from one of the
best fields that ever contested for the
rich prize.
The light—weighted Irish Kiss. from
the Wand Stables forced the pace
dorm mils and iinished a length and
a .1! “behind the winner. Willis
M miner's Exterminator was
third, halt a length behind Irish Kiss.
—-'__————s——
' any PLANES TUBING ‘UP.
'. can POINT COMFORT. Va... July
18 some than two score army planes
Ma final tuning up at Langley
hail .dj today. preparatory to
J‘s-Hag a homing attack on the
for." Cowman destroyer G- 102. rid—
Inga aaciaw oi! the Virginia Capes.
force was to be led by
W Wanitchell assistant chief
«mans-nice. Tons of explosives
. W aboard the planes with
if,
‘ 7 . « mt that a goodly prOpor-
. the bombs would find their
manna the destroyer to a
w Berry left his
arts-st. busi- city. yesterday to on
M the New York Giants.
‘1‘ Mel: will join the 94.
today.
body blows downed Moran. who lay
owned by '
Yesterday's M
New York. 8; St. Louis. 4.
Cleveland. 7-6: Boston. 1-4.
mm).
Washington. 8; Chicago, 1.
Standing at the (Inha-
Won. Led.
‘cnvsiafid ...........sz .2:
New York ..........48 ‘31
Washington .... . .46 40
Detroit ...... 41 41
“Boston ... .......... 36 I2
GL-Louia ........... 35 4.6
Chicago .3! '4‘
Philadelphia ........81 47
Games May.
New York at St. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York. 8:
Cincinnati. 5:
Pittsburgh. 9:
Brooklyn. 3:
Metabolite.
‘WOII. lost.
Pittsburgh ........... 3 27
New York ..... ..48 39
Boston .sfl’... ”.42 82
Brooklyn .‘.......,..41 39
St. Louis ........... 40 - 38
Chicago . . . . ..... u 41
Cincinnati .......... 28 48
Philadelphia . . .. . . . . 22 53
Games M.
St. Louis 1“ New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chlcago at Boston.
rode-two ladle.
Syracuse. 3: Jersey City. 1.
Newark. 7; Rochester. 3.
Buffalo. 8: Rochester. 2.
Toronto. 6-8: Reading. 54.
madam
Won. Joust.
Baltimore .......... 64 18
Buflalo ....... . ..... 49 86
Rochester . . ........ 43 39
Toronto .......... a .41 43
Newark ............ ‘38 46
Jersey City ......... 36 . 45
Syracuse .......... .45 45
Reading .......... . . 23 60
Games Today.
Newark at Rochester.
Jersey City at Syracuse.
lirading at Toronto.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
. mm Rosales.
Hartford. 8: New Haven. 3.
Bridgeport. 8: Vl’nierbury, 2.
Worcester. 8: Albany. 7.
Pittsfield. 9; Springfield. 2 .
Busndingoithoaobs.
Won. Lost.
Bridgeport ......... 4 1 2 7
Worcester .......... 42 28
Hartford ........... 37 31
Pittstield ........... 39 88
New Haven .........37 82
Springfield ......... 33 38
Waterbury .......... 29 89
Albany .21 51
Games Today.
New Haven at Pittsfleld.
Albany at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
Only three games scheduled.
o——a———.—,—.
Milwaukee. 18;
Louisville. 134:
Indianapolis. 7;
Kansas City. 11;
Toledo. 1
St. Paul, 4.
Columbus, 7.
Birmingham, 9; Chattanooga.
Memphis. 3: Atlanta. 2.
New Orleans. 6: Nashville. 5
Mobile. 9: Little Rock. 6.
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TEN LEADING um
I!" THE MAJOR muons
‘Detroit, 2: Philadelphia. 1 (1' Inc-
Philadelphia. 4.
Boston. 2: Chm. 1 (10 than“).
International league.
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Minneapo' lis. 9-7.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
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Cobb Det ...... 67 282 71 111 .894
Speaker. Cleve..71 274 64 107 .1391
Ruth. N. Y.....79 280 87 105 7.375
Tobin. Bt. L.....81 361 76 1:5 .874
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LBONABD '10 um TENDLER.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 18.——Plans
were being made today by the pro-
moters o the eight-round bout. be-
tween Be our mount/M‘s chain;
plondigh ighnand Lew Twill-r. at
this city. t the {Inland League Base-
ball Park. . n the night of Aug. 12. to
accommodate- one .0! the urgent
title. Articles of
agreement torltho match were signed
retards:
The mat seating capacity or the
park is about twenty thousand. but
Henna Taylor. one or the promoters.
said extra seats would be erected on
the field {or .at least ‘thirtyoflvo thou—
sand persons.
No announcement as to the purses
odered the lighters was made. Ir
Taylor merely stating that they would
receive a percentage oi thssooeipta.
Under the articles or agmunent. no
men are to weigh 185 pounds at to
o’clock on the afternoon'of the bout.
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——A new athletic field and stadium is
planned for 'Westlmrgiaia University.
it was announced here yostesdsy. The
field will be tour hundred teet
(Rh and seven hundred
containing two animus. a baseball
seatthh-tythoasaadpsoplc.
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theneartntare. itwaaaaid. buttho
tics by this tall.
Sullivan. long dutanoe miner. left
here yesterday to make another at.
“tent to swim the English Channel.
Three ‘previous silos-ta by him. mad; e
~in two years. failed. but in one he
rwasclose lathe Pronchshore when
taken irom the water.
Sullivan was accompanied by John
J. Gallon. his trainer. and Capt. N.L.
Smith. of Winthrop. an anion on tides
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