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brim-tartaric a-now roledn tbo‘Na- Wm 5
new League. this week. aeoordinl ‘0 on, . :
"9"!” mm ‘°“"' ‘" W Cleveland rl =s: :
"MW“W' 1"“ 5" “m“ ‘" New rosin . . ..... so 3:: -
hob-taghonou'withrriubol_l'ow ........47 7 ?
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w “m" "mm“ 7‘ “m“ °' 9:. mum-:3 333
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““° m" “m“‘h “mm" "d Philadelphia . ...... a : 55 :'
points in his batting. onntinued 1.0. . _ z 5
.hoad tho players whohaveaporttobot- - ‘ u“"‘" .. ;
ed in 85 or more 'gatnos. this am New York at Clo 2
.being .411 Be istiod for third oboe ‘W at Dot'mroiL3. I
with ~lc‘flenry. a toatnlnate. {or -oir- mmdelphnia at .Ch ..
ouit drive honors. Gems Rally. :01. - ' ‘3 *ym'mg' 3
the ‘New York Giants. motto” ~tho Mn" = :
list with 16. having scored another
homer may. mind to mid '0 NI
mark of a wook -0. [ebb Hon-s1.
the flagging Philadelphia. outfielder.
is on Kelly’s heoiossith :12 Mel-s.
George Cutohaw. of the MM
added to his mark or a week ago 70"
thelposttion or manner up to Horns”.
He is batting .336. Pepp Young. at
New York. moved up from Mt]: to
third position with an average of A”.
Frisch has jumped out In front of
Max Carey. of Pittsburgh. for the bane
stealing laurels. Frisch stole four
bases during the pastewook and now
has )6. Carey tailed toadd to his 28.
’hr Cobb has signalioed his return
to the game by outbatting his olonot
rival. Tris Speaker. during the past
«reek. Although the Georgia Peach
fell below his mark of a week ago.
Inhen he was tied up with Speaker for
the runner-up honors. he fared better
than his rival. who-slumped ten points
in his hitting and. as a result. to top-
ping Speaker wtih an average of .890.
kaer is hitting .884. Harry Hell-
man. of the Tigers. continues to top
the ladder by a wide margin. bis aver-
age being .429.
Babe Ruth. the Home Run King.
crooked out a. brace 01 home runs dur-
ing the past week. and brought his
aeaoon's string .up to 36. In addition.
the Yankee Iluooer with his no am.
has boosted his total base record to
256 bases. Ruth also continues to
bed in runs scored. having registered
n times.
8. Harris. of “'ashington. took (the
“"d from George Sisler. of St. Louis.
for stolen hose honors. having pure-red
"0 sacks during the wt week. “'h'le
the St. Louis star failed to add to his
airing of 16. Harris' mark is 17.
HARLEDI .HAS "711‘;
FOR JACK JOHNSON
NEW YORK. July 23.—There
wasn't a vacant window in Wool
131m street. betwecn Lenox and Plan
avenues. early last mening. and the
spirit of holiday was in the street. .It
was abroad all over Harlem. for Jack
Johnson was back. l'p and down in
front of the apartment house at No.
58. where Johnson has the truest at
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A; V by... “mu-”M"
ro-ouoooo'o Gongs.
mm. 11: New m. 3;
Brooklyn. 6; ‘8t. Lou '4.
Chime. 6; PM! _ 1.
Boston. '2-8; *Pittobu . i-
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Iostodoi'o'
Jersey City. 1: Baltimore.
Reading. 7: Newark. 1.
Buffalo. 4: Toronto. 0?
Syracuse. 6: Rochester. 6.
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tonal-«them;
Baltimore ......... 2 22
nufl'aio ............ 57 ‘ I! .
Rochester .......... 51 .41
Toronto ........... 47 46 .
Jersey City ........ 39 50 2
Newark ........... 40 64 ‘
Syracuse ........... 89 54 '
Reading ........... 28 6'!
(lanes Today.
Reading at Newark.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Rochester at Syracuse.
llllmilo at Toronto (2).
Eastern Leonie.
l
dinner of hit: l'rii-nd. Int-k l-Ili.:«l. l-tltlk-
cd "General" lluek Rogers, t'urmvr
personal bodyguard of the one time
champion. With shiny trill hill and ar-
rayed in evening clothes.
Johnson had it strenuous day. He
arrived in the city yesterday morning
on the Twentieth Century Limited,
(re-sh from his prison term at l.ea\'en~
worth. Thousands of negroea who
waited for him at the 125th street sta-
tion. conlldent he would get on' there.
were disappointed who-n the Limited
tailed to stoy. He was whisked lick
to Harlem by automobile. where the
crowds good nuturedly mobbed the
car and tried to carry him on their
shoulders. There was it reception for
him a: Manhattan Casino in the after-
noon and another big time last night.
with {our bands working in relays.
Johnson appeared to be in surpris-
ingly good condition. He is not flat.
There is only the slightest bulge about
his waist-line. and he says he weixhs‘
125 pounds. just ten pounds more
than he wants to be when he enters
the ring again.
"Dempsey"s the man I'm after." he
mid. “and I think he'll tight me. If
he doss l'm going to give half or my
share to a. fund for disabled veterans.
I can take of! enough weight ili ten
days. and I think it would be a mighty
good scrap.
M
WILL PhAY NE“’ HAVEN KACEYS.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
the New lhu‘n Kacfys and the Sow-hi
Rel-walk knows w H cross buts on 'llfl
fiuxto-r Cr: unds ll '4 battle which Yalls'
nhould nut r. be.
The l'nrup or ice Knights will b.-
“ toilr-w‘l
New H.l'.'eli--l.ewia. c:
-0'Conl;;". p: J. O'Connell.
man, ; Stacey. ss: Prender at. '
wgnn. lln‘ Fitzgerald. cf; Gragt'. "in,
orwa «McCarten. c; Geari
“Pl-3k. p: Redway. lb; Czorda; “2?:
Russell. so: Conroy. 3h; Nazzaro If:
Connolly. cf; Keene. rf. ' '
The umpire will be "Chris" O‘Brien.
who handled last Sunda '
ys ante i
such an emcient manner. 8 n
Ryder and
1b: Freid-,
'Cutshaw. Pitts. .4140.
Yesterday's muons.
’liarirord. 2:
Pillslield. 1";
Bridgeport. 3:
New Haven. 1.
Albany. 1.
\Vorceotler.
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Pittsburgh ........ . 58 t .‘80 g .0"
Now York ...... . a: {as : low
Boston ............ to -, loo : soo'
Brooklyn .......... 46 1 .48 : >
St. min .......... 43 2 £46 I .488”
c ........... as 3 47 5 .oooj
Cincinnati .......... 85 1 60; .421
Philadelphia . . 25 3.80 : .3”
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Cincinnati at New York 12).;
St. Louis at Brooklyn. ,' ;
Chicago at Philadelphia-1 ' :
Pittsburgh at Boston. - ;
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.504
.605
.438
.426
.401
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Waterbury. 6-8: Springfield. 1-9.
Wom Loot. P. c.
inridgeport ........ 60 f 28
l\Vorceoter ......... 48 ' 34
3 Pittstield .......... 46 as
[Hartford .......... 42 . 37
iNt-w Haven ........ 41 .' 38 ‘
,Springfleld . 40 I 43 ,
Waterbury ......... 31 46 .
Albany ............ 24 . 58
Games Today.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
\Vaterbury of Spring“; I'd.
New flax-en at Harttord.
Albany llt i’ittstleld.
l AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 17: indianapolis. 3.
No other games scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOGIATION.
Memphis. 4-3:
New Orleans. 3: Atlanta. 0.
M’obile. 4; Chattanooga. 1.
Little Rock. 4: Nashville. 1.
TEN LEADING mm
American league. i
Club. a. as. a. ti.
Player.
Hellman. l)et...87 .52 74 Ill
Cobb. he! ...... 7; 287 72 ll!
Speaker. Cleve..80 807 ‘70 1 O
'l‘obin. St. I... . ..87 888 .2 .0 l 7
Severe-id. 8t. L..80 242 l1 9
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Player. Club. I}.
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Hornsby. St. L. .87
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Nicholson. Boon“) .3...
Manama. been.” .
Young. .24. it. “new;
On Sunday. the 31‘.
Knights will meet the 8].)
who have deteated the
previous Occasion.
Tomorrow will mark tho fill
.ooarance on the mound stall." -
In. this summer. but he Ill ~-m
“BUD: out r 1 T
‘mm .ecuhry midis-ta won-
the loos]
ringwoods.
Kaceys on a.'
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a fi Barnes. p
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Nut. in the a...
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m m noon moons
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, a nor the, identity of,
‘ort to. ”.00 . I
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overs II.-
daurth mt go-
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11 a. m. to 1! 9- IL.
was the-“t
Rook State la
made at the 30"!
nice to throw the
screen to“! from
moi-v III".
gene-o nose-Ili-
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He~lorm4ng
State-are ”Manna-o -
to a matvll.oooaadagnn- -
tot-tn tum.“ mayo-es Ulla-oo-
iracy ”ska-e h wind-tho pan-g
William mos-Ind contained 1 or
oflence to not-in allowing the I In .| A
printing pictures of the'ngbt. but it
bringing the film. who” or other
pictorial ropveoonntion of the .on-
eoontor between the pugiliotom
State lines. 'Nownmper photograph-
ers. as wellas movie artists. are liable
to prosecution under the criminal pro-_
visions of th§ Federal law it they
brought pictures taken .in the arena in
Jersey City while helium and Car-
pentier were mmelling nth other. _
Col. Hayward added: “There in
nothing in the story that Attorney-
Gonernl Daugherty considers - the
Dempsey-Carpentier eonteol n boxing
match. and it is ridiculous to my he
has ruled tint way. because he has
not."
Text of M how Bearing on
Mt Films.
The text of the law approved Jill!
M. 191':- dealing with prior tight pic-
tures. follows:
“That it shall be unlawful [or tn!
person to deposit. or cause to be de-
posited in the United States mail (or
mailing or delivery. or to depodlt or
cause to be deposited with any on-
preos company or other common car-
rier {or carriage. or to send or carry
from one State or ’l‘t‘rritory oi‘ the
l'nited States or the District of Col-
umbia to any other State or Territory
of the l’nited States or the District of
Columbia. or to bring or cause to he
brought into the United States from
abroad. any film or other pictorial rep-
resentation of nm‘ prise tight or en-
counter of pumlists. vmler wnttrver
name. which to deem-n". to be uoed or
may he used for purposes of public
exhibition.
"section ——-That it shall be unlaw-
fui for any pcrson to take or receive
from the mails. or any expre- m-
my
intent to sell. distribute. circulate—0r:
liver)“. or carriage in inmate-cont
mom. I
any of the provide. 0!
for each offence. upon
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bnza-Jre'hgd. so: mos-in)?
puny or other common carrier. with!
exhibit any matter or thing heroin tors“ '
hidden to be deposited for Wide“
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manna-into the yockwood game. fl
have inrorinod the Lockwood-n."
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one see mans m." .m-
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moulding-o neither side new one
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will disc.” (ole-o: .
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lb: Ida. rt: Gooehi. It: ””0. 1b:
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Dooneor honohak. o.
On account oi' the crowd. “field
will hero-u! dud-all amending
be m .in hnk .o! one Int.
base line. so the-Rollers will have
piontrntsoom. ‘
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nor-anon.
oooxmai. Juty Zhuam'
yachting-ambush” ewes! gathered
ids-lo today to witno- them race
bake at. bats *boeonon tour 88-,
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mummies-swim
Devon. tomorrow m on the
“one field. no another tntesesung
ga-e blocked for. The visitors have
won ”auto! uganooandaroin
the same class as ”to”. who ap-
bosehlt-Coak. fie him-walks
remade-m “ball at the
have been decided by one or two runs.
In” or “it‘ll twtrl for
(“mm-mm Ross
.alit: w Cup. me Eta-flan
Red band). of the Mal It. ”fence
1.5m can». 1th Queue. OM
neat and trim after a thorough over-
hauling. ~
The challenging along-o. liootlegger
and i-‘reebooter. representing the
whist- Bur Yacht Club. of at. Paul.
sunn- bave talus-ed their followers
in liming-up races Md over the
coursu- during the giant (ow days. and
their crews Ive w confidence
or u \lciory. ‘
'l‘lu Royal St. Lawrence Club was
pl‘I-sv med by 0. H. Duggan. or lon-
trml in memory of the Royal 8t.
lam. nee Qub members who (ought
in the World War. A point system
but been arranged tor the races.
wlmh are unusual in that two boats.
illsllslll or one each. roptooent the
challenging and «tending cube in
Monday and . M.
fourth one.
the three rocoo. to .be “Medan“:
the winning}
yuchl will beast-tied bur-paints. the, .
u-conli three. the third "0 and the“
lacs-II. '26.". cu! ”than will
“I film “y: "the visitors
.m ot~tho trophy. Beaver and fiwill present their regilar lineup and?
have engaged several bum to m
indie routers for this “one. ‘Boeh
tes'nis wtil line up as Mews:
Nor-walk—J’rtnee. lb: Hokey. 2b.-
Ryder. It: WW. rf: Hall. ct-p: Bow—
den. ssr‘Keena. 3b: Sullivan. ct Beth-
ke. p-ct.
Devon A. A.—IIott. lh: O‘Rourke.
cf-p: Strong. so: Keeton. lb: Brennan.
c; Sheik. p—cf.
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at O'Brien.
-Buy moonlatas‘oand aano.
”booting sham-thin.
tron adoid-ot martin
cannon.”
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