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Clev’elafl. 17; New York, 8.
8t. Lou. 8; Boston. 1.
Chicago. 2: Philadelphia. 1 (14 in-
lungs).
Detroit. 7; Wishing“ 1. .
m of the a.
' Won. 14‘. 20.
Cleveland 51 a: 1640
New York .......... 55 82 .682
Washington ........ 47 47 .500
Detroit .... .. .. u 41 .434
8t.Louis..........42 48 .447
Boeton ............ 40 48 .455
Chicago ........... 40 49 .449
Ihfiadelphih ....... u 55 .875
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No gums. scheduled. .
Ned-nil league.
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-'rhe Cimimwtrm York on
Pittsburgh-Bosto- gnrnes were pool-
poned on account of rain.
Brooklyn. 2: iii. touts. 1 (ii in-
332:”).
Phil. “bill. I i ‘26 ogo. 1.
Metamucil.
Won. Lost. 9.0.
Pillsru.gh .. .. .. c I 2° f-‘A
New York ......u. 52 32 £1619
Boston ......... . 48 34 ,, .585
Brooklyn .......... 44 45 .494
8.. Louis . ......... 42 44 .488
Chicago ........... 38 47 .447
Cincinnati ......... 34 50 .405
Philadelphia ....... 26 59 .293
Games Today. ‘- i
Cincinnati at New York.
Ft. lxuis at Brooklyn.
Pittsbutgh at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia"
. International League;
Yard-rs Bulls.
The Baltimore-Jersey City fine
was postponed on account of wet
grounds.
Reading. 5: Newark. 4.
Buffalo, 7; Toronto. 5.
Rochester. 6-7 Syracuse, 2-9.
StandingoftheOhhs.
on. Lost. EC.
Baltimore ......... .72 21 .774
Buffalo ............ 56 39 589
Rochester ......... til 40 .440
Toronto ........... 47 45 511
Jersey City ........ 38 M) .4321
Newark ........... 40 53 .430
Syracuse .......... 38 54 4l3
Reading ........... 27 67 .287
Games Today.
Reading at Newark.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Buffalo at Toronto.
:1.- Eastern‘ League. I]
Yesterday's Results.
Pittsilvld. 2; Hartford, 1.
Sprinztic-lai. it: \Voroestvr. l.
llridtzrport. 4: Alimny. 3.
New iinu-nJl'utt-rbury game
phi-“Nd not
Standing of the (Hubs.
Won. Loot. P. C.
Bridgeport ........ 49 28 .636;
Worcester ......... 46 33 .532
Pittsfif‘lrl . ....... 45 36 .556
Hartford .......... 41 37 .526
New linvt‘n ........ 41 37 .526
Springfield ... . . .... 38 42 .475
Watt-rhury . . . ...,. 29 44 397
Albany ............ 24 57 :296
Games Todhy.
Hartford at New Haven.
Waterbury at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
Albany at Pittsfleid.
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AMmICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 6: Indianapolis, 3.
Toledo. 4: St. Paul. 3.
Ninnenpolis. 4; Columbus. 8.
Louisville, 7; Kansas Cit
Innings). y. 4 (10
—.__
MN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, 3: Mobile. 0.
Nashville, 8: Atlanta. 7. ‘
Memphis. 9: New Orleans. 5.
~ Chattanooga. 7-0: Little Rock, 2-1.
SOL
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PC.
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.369
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Cruise
or, who wss hit by I ban bell.
l'ewster. .
accidents to happen twice. It)
now a sonnet person.
Hilllliiit
5
:
chum, 5
u.
taken away.
hit me." says Fowster. He he
slipped a fast one by .0.
“I was thinking to myself tho
fellow has something and tint l'
tor watch him. Then ever
black.” 3
'i' 1".
fist
“I“. doesn‘t permit 9‘? :rsgain that title_ from Joe Lynch. in . -p . 4 . .1 I
side of u- M. Jan inside do?»
is a steel plate which mo.
spot where the portion of skull?
“I've no recollection of ever’ #103
Pfel'er wind up to throw the hnil'lhnt
this
bet-
got
By coincidence Forster asst; titted
against Pfeffer on the nnni ‘ of
the day of the accident. new
hits. '
M as Much a8 {gums-Ammo” W", ' 7.. -
Its:- lniioldorcof New :06: Wt , , the :3». » , . 3 3, - I ,_ . ’ * 4‘ . .2"; :_ _
W...;m'°"uu°"m"'.o' ...... 100New Dresses WNW - . -. ‘ wi-
D ~ ~ ’3' ,. . . 3? M . ' J‘-
‘ ‘t
“a m‘m-mm _ 9 , ,. < _g
. the late as 2 ' mun ,. -
13...? 3%. p .3; NEW YORK. July zap-Pele ner- . stead Of $3.00. See mndow
“I'll never be beaned main." iys man. former world's bantsmweight . . . ,3 ’
boxing champion. who will ,strive to
ore (and sizes—while this lot
display.
w. '4»
“mumtho-L _i—J“
.‘ the careful. defensive Who adopt- 1”. “a" an allo “‘5‘ fro-
ed during his reign as champion. He
has shown. they said. in all his latest 1" “4338! m h m ”story
WHEY.
KAL'AIAZOO. Mich. July 3.1,...
Main Lick. the Southern gelding an».
en by John Thomas. surprlmd the lat
mt yells-ray by winning the Colon
bin Hotel Purse. the feature event of
the afternoon'- racing. Mag.
ahead-of Peter Dew and Voltage in
the over-tine heat and fore—4|. Jo.
ette. Rankin to accept fourth money.
Main Lick linilhed list in the ill"
: heat but tooltihe out one is a whip-
ptnc drive down the home stretch. He
finished fourth behind Peter Daw in
the’third heat. getting away to a poor
stsrt.’ but is the over-time start lad
sll theI way from the half with "the
how gelding and Voltage finishing in
the order named. Main Lick was .1.
tirely overlooked in the ring.
I“. ‘1. _l-i-Iilt.
The 2:18 pace proved easy for Dar-
donello. who finished ahead in the
first and third huts. Julie M. “he“.
the favorite. was close up all the way
and won the second heat. but lacked
o-noulh Inn-d to heed OR the fleet Er-
skine entry. ,
single G. in Front.
Hinglo- (i. won the free-for-nil pace
in straiirht heats. The firstimile was
turned in 2:00‘5. the, fastest of the
mos-ling. Juno was second with Louis
Omtoa third and final-do fourth.
‘ The crowd I!“ the largest that ever
attended I. Grand Circuit meeting in
Kate's-so.
-————‘_____
JACK rm KKOOKED OUT.
NEW YORK. July :2.-—8ammy Fai-
ell loosed n technical knockout ove
Jack M1. at the Queenshoro A.
last night. in the fourth round of a
more. has no “high; Rive. r-
. of W: [Jos-
eoh Bantu: Eh} riestoa. w. Ya;
"HAM. N. 1.. 3d! 22.-le of
the ten Communal“- who ... in
conjunction with Princeton's stare.
uphold America’s truck traditions
aguiust the Oxford and Cnmbridge
M It ‘h-are— Hand. next woelt.
were sdected yeuerday by Ouch
Jack lloultley immediately after the
oousludoa of n found lei-l asset on
mmf yield. They went: 120-
nrd hurdles (high). A. B: Trenton;
44°41"! dash. C. F. John: 81-yard
(huh. C. C .Corter: mile run. C. O.
lrish; three-mile run. R. F. Brown;
in h Jump. 1. l'.
P. . Nichols; shot put. 1-2. R. Good-
'0': hammer throw. Wagnr.
fin entry in the hundred-yard duh
will he chem Monty ofll-r a trial
race between torsion and Wham
scheduled to be run st Princeton.
691:1“ C. Honor-molt. of this year's
turn, and (hat. -D. a. Stri‘ier. of
next year's tea... both of whm were
beaten in yesterdny‘s trials. will in.‘.
company the RM “amtlks.
M
GENE It! um. 10 m
w
e 4‘ '
Queer Sort of Assisi
They pulled a new one! the
book in a game bctw .lhe
Philllss and Braves at .
phin recently. In the ‘1!»
nine. Pitcher Bett- us
the bond by a line am, {no
the bull bounded into labile};
when WW mad: 1.
a want. This planes on l 1hr
ith the one st 3 .
spring when the Cardinall‘m
playing an exhibition. {Ginny
me- hit aJIne drive. which hit
the pitcher. Rosella. in the had
and bounded back to the catcher
fox-Ape out.
vom-
lnm I! sum MCI;
“...-_—
‘i' scheduled ten-round bout. Frits in- 1'" Bit 0m:
lured his hand and who unable to com d3 h ‘ 30 J“, 22' Bol-
tinue. The then weighed in at 1263 en. 0', ( hit‘ago. M'Hfirml'or gmdlls-
pounds. Hurry Johnson. ll. pounds. lance champion " "I n", ht
‘ won the semHlnsl from Mickey Cos- I“ "mm-d to I"!!! "I "I '
holder of nmm world‘- records. in-
the feature swan-dilate!) rune. in
M ”in pool. next
“'odm-sdn)‘ afternoon. Thil‘Wi" be
their set‘ond m In less than u
fortnight. for in‘ Saturday hunger de-
rented Holden for tho national
tie by less lb“ ten m
hr. in pounds. The referee stopped
0the exhibition in the fifth round.
"I!!! COMPRLIJ-ZD m 0111‘
NICAFSE 0P mama-m ”Xi
CLEVELANTI July 21—31.!” Ruth
slightly twisted his leg after Mud-
:z: t;£hn;to: in the first inning of Roldan “ « the fi-w
_ 3 o _ one 1mm.
"m" erdayFlhltxh’xnti‘rnrdflcm that hold n‘viotory over lager. In
. ”ll 1h: American Milk tryouts for the
name replaced Ruth in left in the ""0°'m"'"' r." “ W‘ the cm.
fifth inning. however. Ruth rear chaghonn bent [Wt handily. W
because or pain from hlsdeg. M m
1 ,
.uxiillliilnll63
a n
oss “
I'll-ontongsnoot
O O O
“'1'."
0 O 0
cut Wynne, high but“
been elected captain of the ' 2‘
Danie track team. ’ ‘
o s o ,
Our professional totingf ,
as good a showing with ,
mar-mu A'l‘ NAVAL AC
ANNAPOLIS. Md.. July
is much tail: of football at the Nut!
zit—Then. I m —
luau
IQ:
Sportiné‘Squlhs
Sommuoiu'tooiuhumey
like O'Dowd'has quit, wagging
T
bouts an aggressiveness and punching the “.19”; CW“ a 8"
power that hes been Inc“ since he AM‘ _ Blake 8h..-
won the title fro. "Kid" Willam- h ill. ’.‘ '3'- of M havi‘
1917. "I“ g 3 .1. fl ‘ m ' A
*“ , 1:“:th ot the ooh .
JEANETTE mums ours mun. c: “In". “t . ,0, m M". ‘
Ah»; 1'.
stuck: broad jumpy,
md ‘to Nov-mu maih‘onosoo the am elm-anti.
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1r4r“
lcrowdthepiate.ltaksacrougdl, ..am , .' ... . _M‘ _
position at but so tint my head lg laum‘. m“. d 7 _ . .m‘ , «my . meum h
pct] my the plate. A pitch“ little N" 0” ma- ‘ « , . ‘7 came
e: directl at my head "-wfih’i n. 1 home modiutely one: ' ; ...—... ’ ' up with W‘TM‘ also
3m be a lathe : :1 1:137:13; out Jon the Ens- Pmmfipflfi July 22,—xu- will mm in as notch no: u no-
“I d’uck the ‘dus‘terS' Ind let 33!“ lish bantamwoight champion. In the "...,“ mi mm. man. om. nuts melt-trons. 3. 3; .
shoot out my head. The sood‘xoni! eleventh round of a scheduledawehO-jrm m ”-5. held in a. new, ———-r-;--.——, .... _ .7 .
“up _ 3: ‘ round bout on July 11.‘ no - I)" “N m Rom ”(twinkle in Riv-... mm ml- [I
ha speculated much «:va training out-s the vows sol "‘ en... R11. th. show thirty-i . mmm
algae-ac." Last urn-s at ’0‘“ hm‘mm 3°” timeout-inn. m owl—I: ,. . ...—.... \.
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'9'. '1‘" - y..~ would wells, to un 00 t“. 9" Ewa‘ld imam-liter el‘ ”fit"; dare-ulnar“. ”‘39..“
1st Pfeifer, Mn Met-t 3.tho row for: Ira-tun. to when he m3. ”’0“ A. c; g. B. m Mme-mamma—
mn'uumm he ‘ “mwum' ”WI 80M:- “In-'- m1... ”ultimatum”
new one. 8h”. mormJol-ner m”“fitwnugommm'°fm"Managua-quantum-
mired 0f- F" "”3““ it??? *2 contend that he t... oi! form when he I. 0. Al. «3.1.9:!qu .1th gain. Wbm' am It Tram“
A 9'” °‘ h“ ' 3 ~' 1°“ ‘° LM "‘9. M M m hurts-shoe“ Wired-Mm and. out man". , - ..
of I dollar W" ""0"“!- F., i' mtcl: he has been train-downy from “on Besryumchll- winner of.“ he hsd never covered this
V‘flmm Rick. the freshmen
glnh. mar tube New York Yank-
ees. “Made. outfielder.
not hit also... is“. main”
hns been a nar- in the minors and has
hits. over .900 for at. Paul the lust
t“ nus-us. ‘
FALL Rm In... July its—Tho
'Thlfl Lanna-t ml- tenm. of Clu-
tOw. Scotland. ended its hour of the
‘Unitgo States sud Canada here. last
night. in a tie some with is New
geleven of this city. 15- so”. woo—d
to z. The visitors had we. bewa-
!four consecutive gonna. my leave
iNew York Saturday on the return trip
um. '
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m ‘3‘”.
NEW YORK. July 22.—Char'lie
White. Chicago lightweight. yesterdhy
wus‘mstched with Johnny Dundee for
a ten-round decision bout here, August
10. ,
nuke-slewing
‘ DutiesAmstl
{ Rampant). July 31—er ’1
”hollow, of Mini. who lass been
'woomtoo prohibition director for Cou-
net-item '.to W Julius Stremlau.
will We the duties of. the office.
Ion Augu‘ I. it was learned today. Mr.
m was in Hartford on “fed-
miic “Jug-say and visited the m of the
Brow director. and while Mr.
Mu would make no w
‘in the tastier today. it was learned
from other semen that the new line.
tor nude it known thsl he would be
...-0 to lake over the duties of the
‘ a. Leonard. tux-nu in: “6.000 for . , ’ w ”I ... 1» .
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