. - - . . ME: . Sm ‘ substantial) “g“ m new m onsthibeneh BRITISH Ann-5m
"m5“ mum, . 0‘0"” SK 4 .. ‘ Pelican; son G and in the clubhouse. — mvmi; imgwr‘r‘fifimie
lg: COLUMBUS, 0.. Aug. 53—15“: — — . , sl-t ST- LOUIS, Aux. 5-—-Earl Smith-i 53’9” Om“ wnwgwi he“it ac' . “- m.
Wei-imam local ‘umas'eur boner. hear-a ' . ' 4* Giant's catcher, is under indefinite only~ bowdfitm or toll!” emf 9; r31: PITTSBURGH A", ,
fracturedi'skull. sustainedrin‘g. moduli pension. He left here tor New York» Mm‘thfl-m’bui- i ,3 ad 7 split \‘t‘as'flw rtsnlt Mug?“ ....
bout.‘ last night. with‘ Harold'Myez-sp.- ‘ yesterday morning. and. there is’“no ed or taking. them, “Sm “15 suspen— play in the Davis Cup lrno‘fi'.‘ "“-
‘another amateur. Welsh. it was said, telling when he will be back in the Sum will will“! W,Wn for Rube at the Allegheny count. '” 1‘ 1 '
was knocked down and his head struck ' ‘ lineup. McGraw announced that Benton. who' is likely to 86¢ another Anderson, of A‘Mmhz ‘l. 1..
'on the floor. ' v “RY Smith had been guilty of breakincithe Chm“??? _ p . Maxwell vvoognam m :1] “ll.
5 Police were holding Myers and ' . z» . .. clubirules. ~ . . Q'fiflenl’unnounmd' yesae'gzy that Isles. in the firs. mm. L_ 4 5‘ fl».
, ~Fr'ank Callahan. proprietor of the ‘ ’ Smith-"put upto bad exhibition: at ”*5 €33“! 1?“ Puffin!” . h°f§5~d-a 64. while tho st-rullvl l'mif-Ii "'-
~ . ‘ n _? ‘m. where the accident occurred. —-—4-— bat and- behind: the but: yesterday “Em-1mm“ 9mm“ "0’“ t 9 n '3- by F. Gordon um... .,. , Wit
‘1.“ t " . - ‘ , ' - d lub’ iii the southwestern Mp
~ . pending investigation: NEWVYORK. Aug. 5-‘The‘mb Brown batted ‘for him and Snyderrfln- 1’9“ 9"“ c. 3 ° 1 ‘- . Isles from J. n newt... me "
- . . ~ -—-—--——-——-‘"e-—-" inmmerloua perfovmw‘a dwme ished asbackstop: suntan: accused L933“? 51‘0“”! "“1 ”1W" “Ext tan youth. 6.4. ...4_ . ._ ‘i
. _~ , i - (autumn SE‘VEIli comm diy's wot-it yesterday. They twice «2- . monfh- . . .
H i. I. INDIANMS. featedhCleV-eland. and-’won their tenth fl. ‘W_ # =22. ":5 =2: —~— __\\
. . . . ——w* . consecutive victory. They were‘a ma» _ " ‘ ' ' ‘ *
Amarisan. League. INDIANAPOLIS: Ind., Aug. 5.4» tenai'taeter in piecing the‘ Yankees“ ' . ~
liliNERHlllilflflii‘
St. Paul Ghost- Dances .. Elu-
. 'vely' About Bronxite for
r. minimal? .3- x.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 5:——Opportunity
knocked at the door of Augie Ratner.
Bronx middleweight. last night. at
Dyckman Oval. but he was so busy
trying to dodge the jabs. uppercuts
and straight shots of the aged but
still. active Mike Gibbons. that he did
not have time to ‘Open the door.
Had Rather fought with‘ the aggres—
siveness and effectiveness he had dis-
played in previous contbsts he might
today be in line for a title combat. but
as he piainly showed rear of Gibbons
and fought with all‘thc ferocity of I!
scared rabbit he still is classed as a
second rater. with small chance of
ever troubling and holder of the title
in the middleweight class.
Gibbons is still a wizard so far as
boxing is concerned. but physically he
is a. shell of his former self. and lhl'
steam behind his punches has dcpnl'l-
ed almost to lllt‘ vanishing point. The
31:. Paul Ghost several tinil-s landed
flush on the jaw of Rainer. but failed
Games My.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at “'ashington.
St. Louis. 1; Now York.
Brooklyn. 21-2
iioslon. 13; Chicago. 5.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
0.
; Cincinnati.
Standing 0! the Clubs.‘
even to throw ihc llronxilc's hcnd
ba " - . - ~ l l' was .
Ck‘ 1110 only mark Rim” )o c l‘litshurgh ......... 63 35
a puff undcr his lcit t-ye. \Vhllt' the . ‘_ ..
_ .\cw .0lk ......... (ii 40
wily Gibbons was unmarked. _
_ . Boston ............ 5m 41)
Ratncr was so badly ol‘l‘ foxm that
_, . {Brooklyn .......... 52 50
he was shippingr With his opcn iclt ‘ _
. St. Louis .......... i)” 43
glove. sonlcihlng he has not done in ‘ , >
' . ( hlcago ........... 4:: 97
many a day. ()nc round “as about Cincinnati 4“ N;
, . . ......... _ .I.
the sonic :is its iri-dcccssor. Gibbons .
‘ l‘hlludi-lphid ....... 30 67
would rill) his own nose with his left
and then shoot a right to ltatner's
hart. Raincr would then rush to a
clinch. and they would try for body
blows with poor succcss. The referee]
would then separate tilt-m. after which i
the crowd of ten thousand personSI
would hoot at the. l)(l.\0‘l‘5 and urge
them to light.
Gibbons was obviously not taking
any chances, us he is to light Gus
Platts. British m'uldlcweight cham~
pion. in lloston tonight. l'nlcss Gus
has imprOvcd very much he will lic
outpointcd also.
Among the inicrcsted spectators oi’
the Glhbons-ltnlncr conicst were llry-
an Downcy. who claims the middle.
weight tith- by name of haying: knock-
ed out Johnny \\'llson and Mikv
O'Dowd. ll'om whom \Vilsoli won the
championship and who went to a hos-
pital after his last battle. with \V’ilson.
Games Today.
Ncw York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Iloston in Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pillsbni‘g
Ilcading, 3-0; Newark.
game. 7 innings).
Buffalo. iii-l: Syracuse.
game. 7 innings).
'i‘orolilo. 3; Rochester. 0.
Preceding:r ihc Gibbons—Rainer bout
were. two ten—round drawn battles be-
tween Jimmy Duffy and Phil Delmont
lnd~Eari Baird and Johnny Murray.
featherweighis.
The Duffy—Dclmont ni‘l‘nir was more. l
like a wrestling match than :i hon-ii:
bout, and thc dominion of draw did not
do either any injustice.
Baird and Murray ilniled each other
like mcn hcatinix (ill‘lN'lH. and while-
scieucc was conspicuous by its ab-
sence cucrgy and endurance were ill
the foreground.
Geno 'l‘unncy. pritic of Greenwich
Village. not llll’ dcciuion U\'l‘i' Marty
Burkc, of N: w Ul‘li tins. iii :1 slow limit
that illslt-tl ihc illilii of ll‘n rounds.
From lhc pcri'ormimcc of those two
chaps nr-ilhcr will mcr lili-iiuct- thi-
light hcavywcight crown now worn
by Curpi-mier. lly the same token
Tom Gibbons should hike the nli‘uii-
ure of cithcr of thcm without trouble.
Each sccmt-d afraid of the other. The
only damage done during lhc 110‘“ was
a out car for Burke and :1 Mandy nos.)
for Tunney.
TEN” LEADING BAWERS
IN THE W0“ LEAGUES
American League.
Player. Club. 0. AB. R. H. PC.
Hellman. l)et...'.lfl 31m 31 161 .4221)
Cobb. Dt't ...... 79 307 h“) l23 .401
Speaker. Cii‘vl‘..90 1137 73 1‘35 .371
Williams. St. 1.1m 35:: 76 130 .368
Ruth. N. Y {P5 332 10:; 1:: .:167
National League.
Player. Club. G AB. R H. PC.
.411
.371
.353
Hornsby. St. L. .98 334 82 1
Young, N. Y..._90 207 50 l
Lchenry. St. I..96 303 67 1
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Cutshaw. Pitts..7.’l :‘in 40 {m .305
\Villiams. l’hil..9-l 36?. 43 124 .342
YANKEES GAIN LEA“ l' H
l‘inli i iii ore ......... S l
llulYalo ......... . . . 66
Toronto ....... . . . . 58
liochcslcr .......... 56
NcWark ........... 47
Jersey City ........ 42
Syracusc ...... . . . . it
lite-ailing ........... 36
Games Today.
tochestcr at Newark.
Toronto at Jcl'St-y (,‘ily.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Syiacuse at Reading.
YMy's Resul
Hartford. 4: Albany. ].
l‘lrillgcpori. 3; S])."lli;.'.lll'
l'itls-‘licld. 4; New lll\l'i
Games Today.
Albany at Hartford.
ilridgcpoi't :tt Hprinaiivl-
Ncw March at I’iitslicld
innings-l).
LEAD "Y A POINT Mobile. 4; Nashville. 3.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.——.\'ot such a Birmingham. 4; New ”Hon,“ 0 BREAD AND ROI. ,9 THAT
tough day for the Yankees after all. “ '
They were beaten by the. Detroit Ti-
gers. but that unjoyous fact to the )HSS’JOY CAI’TI'RIJS
contrary. they gained first place iii
the American League pennant race.
They had valiant help from Washing-
ton. where the Cleveland champions
were beaten twice. ..
'hvo defeats enabled the Indians to
slip back of the Yankees by one point.
and though the. playing of the Yanks
yesterday didn't of itself deserve any 9 . .-
reward. they were so close to the lead- he ran li]\(‘ a flying
era by virtue of good playing pre-
viously that their rise to llrst place is.
come to think of it. the reward of
their own gritty and efficient efforts.
The standing this morning is:
Won. Lost. P. C.
New York 59 36 .021053
Cleveland ........ 62 38 .020000
balm-WILLARD BOUT CON-
FERENCE.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.—-Tex Rick-
ard. boxing promoter. and Ray Arch-
er. manager of Jess Willard. had an
appointment to confer here today on
the proposed return heavyweight
championship bout between Champion
Jack Dempsey and Willard.
Rickard announced he had a tele-
gram from Willard. who is at his
home in Lawrence. Kan.. stating that
he was ready for a return match, and
that. Archer was empowered to dis-
01.1.0531; Given assurances that
m. . get into sh *
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National League.
Yesterday's Games.
1-5.
Pittsburgh, 5: Y'nilndclphia. 0.
International League. in 1922. The ciihlcgriim cnmt- from
there. \V'illiam li‘liv's yard is ill Fair-
3 (2nd dale ncar Glasgow. Fife was the do-
lsigncr or the cup challcngcr. Sham-g
(2nd lroclt 1 and Ill. I
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Standing 0! the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Eastern —L;ague.
1.
4.
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Chattanooga. 1: Mcmpliis,
0”.
Standing or the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
AMTCRICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 11: Polllrlbus. 2.
Indianapolis. 5: St. Paul.
Minneapolis. 13; Louisville.
i)
Milwaukec-Toicdo name was p
poned on account of horse. races.
SOUTHERN ASMN‘IATIOS.
Little Rock. 6-]; Atlanta. 2~3.
THE Sl‘lll'YlJ-IlivllJJ-z as rolls are fresh made here every
Rm... Ln“. Flying Demon Amim-v T0!» well known and popular varieties as
non-h Jilvl'nili‘ Pillii-s at Nari-Tomi.
SARATOGA srnlxos. N. i'.
5.—i)lliss Joy. the sturdy Wcsim-n nil.-
continued on m... ”Norm“ Wm. m ”b: On Saturday. of every week c0369
race track here “.5."qu “”hqmnn“ make is to be had here. Gluten Broad
fund? a his hand of top 33:233.;er lprice 25c 9' loaf. Entire 'mfi‘bm
lie fillies look like so marlv plntere 1’3 made on Wednesday. ”‘4'
She started in the Schuylcrvilic Stake. 'days. price 106 a lost: 8 .. do.
and won so iinprcssivcly that half "you Mondays and Wedneld'fl'» 1)
dozen woolly SpOI‘lSlnl'n went in (“Hr-o" '1“: a. loaf. G°°d “fin“
of her. Several offers were made for to be had at The Sahib?!
hm‘. hm Montl‘ord Joni-s. lll'l' owner
turned all of them down and said he .
BILL BRENNAN A FATHER. "Mam? X W
B NEW YORK. Aug. :.,_K. 0 Bill} Litiiinent‘form
rennan. the Irish heavyweight-ls the " V . ,. - , . . A
proud father of a baby daughter. The A W‘ m M m . IM’ OTHER‘ Ems T00
SOUDR‘SlN‘. which was born last Tucs- In? Em Home 7 ' .
day. weighed eight and a half pounds. 3.. 1 mm
Mrs. Brennan before her marriagew'as Every med!" “lichen-5137‘? in tbw?’ ‘9' 9;- I /
Bl'lry Payton, a native ornanashafier; fact every hofifé .fioun‘mwe 8. bottle ..
reen. County Roscommon; Ireland. of; Dr. Sorflih'l' Eh§tf€lif£4mnl (thel y
- LONDON s‘r‘ot’s BURNS.
\ NEW YORK. A‘u‘g. 5,—Hitrry Lon- nwflmy macs Vlumbsg'o" mm "
don last night mocked out Jimmy and‘ stififieei. It is a prepiflilba"
.Burns in the. eighth round '0! what
waste‘have been” a. Halve-mum! coir-
tut lathe; Queen’sbbro sporting Clam.
in Long” Island City. fn a. ten-round
bout Frankie. rry ‘outpoined Joe
. All}:
Manager Jack Hendricks. of the In- in first place in the league standings
weighs about 200 pounds and has a. home run.
projecting knife which makes 8.000 The Giants were less fortunate than
" revolutions 9. minute. the'Yanks'ln the pursuit for first place. ' é
“In the trials." said Sir Pony to Th‘ey met their third straight'defcnt'
the Daily Mail. “I have used pieces ot'by the St. Louis Cardinals. while the'
very hard bamboo. two inches in di-llending Pittsburgh Pirates pushed
ameter. which I consider ofle'r two ahead in the percentages by winning'
or three times the resistance of sugar from Philadelphia.
canes. In each instance the knife ———-—-———-—-—-——--‘
went through the lluficbcs like but- IIORSICSIIOE I’I'I‘CHLVG CONTEST.
181'." COLUMBUS. 0.. Aug. 5.——C. C. Da-
' STABBED (‘ODIPANIOX \VITH \‘is. of Columbus. who claims the.
JACK-KNIFE . world‘s horscsiioc pitching champion-
ship. will play Gcorizt- May. of Akron.
SHELTON. Aug. 5.—Johr. Lousky. holder of the 1920 world's champion-
of Center strcct. charged Wf'h aggra- ship. ht-rc tonight. ’lht- winner of six
Won. Lost. P.O. {voted assault on Frank Hukalowtz. out or vim-9n games will 1... dcclured
2:: was bound over to the Superior.u1e ”Mm;
:5” Court. by Judge G. J. Shapiro under] Davis his! \vcck tl'sff‘alod Charles .
.510 bonds of $500. Lousky is said toillomiilt. ol' lam-asicr. Ohio. who won
M” have. siahbcd HllkalthZ wiJ: a Jack-.lhc 19:11 milioinil tournament at St.
"q knife in the course of an argument. Pctcrslmrg. l“l£i.. and lit-at him on
“midi“? a ‘3'”? wound l" the man's poinls. hill lhl' gann- was conir-slcd
llCfld- and tho mutter is still in the Iowa
courts for di-cision.
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7 LIPTON MAY 'I‘RY AGAIN .
‘ " A culllvgram ,iiultlisiicd yesterday:
said that Sir Thomas Lipton would
ll‘l’iillll‘ng" again l'or it l‘act- for the
Name “Bayer” 0n GenUlnC lAmm-icu‘s Clip. llic races to he sailcd
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challenger Shamrock V. would be built
.\'li2\V YORK. Aug. 6.——-Gcorge
\\’ard. of l-Zliznllo'lil. lust night out-
}pointed K. o. Loughliii. or Philadel—
.750 uphill. in .l lwchc round bout. in the
.5x9 Beware! l'nless you see the name. \'cw;iik Arena. in Newark. N. J. The
.537 “Buyer" on neckline, or on tablets .It-i-scy boy hml lht- lu-iicr of the con-
.62): you are not getting genuine Aspirin test from lll" slut-g. in an t-ilrhl-
.439 prescribed by physicians for twenty-round bout Tommy Spent) knocked out
.408 one years and rroved safe by mil- Mike Handel in the first'round. The
.407 lions. Take Aspirin only as told in coiilcsl was sioppr-d hy lhc rt‘lul‘l'l'.
.333 the, Bayer package for Colds. Head-i
ache. Ncuritlgin. Rheumatism. Eur-9 ARRA Di'll-‘EXI‘S lil'fill‘HRll-th‘.
arhc. Toothache). Lumbago. and ror' .\‘l-‘.\V YORK. Aug. Ei.~r.\h‘kv Arr-a
ll’ain. Handy tin lioxcs of twclvc won the ll force's dccisinn mcr lhimiy'
Bayer Tablets 01' A8pirin cost few llllnlplil‘ll'zi in the star lexw—rouml‘
co-nts. Drusizisls also SO" larger bent at rlw Qtu-cnsboro .\. l‘,. lust
'Dat‘kagl‘fi Aspirin is ”‘0 "11d“ mark night. .\ll’.l scored thrcc knackdowns
ILol‘ Bayer Manufacturi- of Mononcctio— in the ”mil. round.
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Yesterday's Raul“. J dianapolis American Association team. today. despite New. York's defeat at ,
Detroit. 8; New York, 3. " has obtained the services or Catcher the hands of Detroit. The Yankees - ~» r. 1
Chicago, 5; Boston..4. . _ Luke Sewell fronl' the Cleveland now lead the Indians by a, singlet . . ' , ._ , ' -
vst. Louis. 7; Philadelphia. 5.. -~. Americans. it me announced hereyeq- pomté [ “138‘ e 0
Washington. 3-3; Clovehnd.1-1- terday. Seweli-wlli‘ be subject tore. ' Manager Ty Cobb's hitting wast , ‘ .
- , ———- m... . call by the Cleveland team. ph’onnnent in! betMit’s-hrst‘vldtory at _
Standing of thrusts. P a - the Polo Grounds this year. He made , . ,
Won. Lost.» . RIECHANIOAL SUGAR OANE‘ a home run, a. triple, drew a base on .= »
New York 59:. 35 “521 . . CUTTER- bulls. and scored three of his team's 24 SOUTH MAIN 81!. SOUTH NOR‘VALK
Cleveland . . . . . . . 62 38 .620‘ eight =runs.
Washington . . . . . 57 48" .543 LONDON. July 25.——A~ mechanical The Chicago Cubs pliyed=thelr first ‘
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 63 .480 sugar 'cane- cutter which is‘ expecteti Me under their new‘ manager. Bill
St. Louis . . . . . . . . 47 51 .480 to solve the labor dimcultieg 0! Killei‘er. who succeeds Johnny E\'ers.:
Boston ............ 44 55 .4441planters the world over. has been in. The Boston Braves won the game. 13- l
Chicago ....... . 44 55 .444 vented by Sir Percy Scott, the guns to 5. by hard hitting. In {our times
Philadelphia . . . . . . . 36 62 .367 'nery expert. at the—int. Conicrficlder' Southworth.
The machine is hand propelled. of Boston. hit three doubles and a .
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Vici Kid Shoes (with Rubber Heels) . . . $4.95
U. S. Navy Best Shoes: (Value $9.00). $4.35
--Pate.st-Leather0xf0rds (value $7.50). . $4.05
j.€hildren?s.Shoes (canvas top) . . . . . . . . . 98c
'Men’sami Women’s Comfort Shoes. . . $1.85
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