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Americans over Washington, yester-
‘dsy. has been surpassed in length
.only twice in the American League.
Philadelphia and Boston were the
contestinfpa lr‘b'n both occasions. 311-.
leg 24 innings in 1906 and 20 innings—
in 1906. The major league record is
at; “silt by Brooklyn and Boston Nil.-
einndls in a rvl-tie ”.mr.
terdsy’s battle. which lasted 3 hours
stud 46 minutes. Davis .0! St. Louis did
1%! allow a hit in the last nine in-
rings. although he pitched the entire
W
Three New York National home
runs—11y Mach. Burns and Snyder-—
were not enough to oflset the heavy
Ming of Chicago. consisting of a
triple and five doubles. O' Farrell. of
the Cubs. ma three two base mm. and
fiaisel two.
The Boston rAi‘nerioans won their
tenth straight victory over Detroit by
“this two games from the Tigers.
' Hansel. of the New York Ameri-
(ins, knocked it home run with the
buses full and tied the score with Chi-
chgo. which won on a triple and sin-
T'rhe batting or Welch and c. Walk-
er enabled the Philadelphia. Ameri-
cans to defeat the Cleveland world's
champions Welch had a triple. dou-
ble and a single. and Walker a home
run. -.
m WAVTS DONOVAN T0
EXPLAIN LETTER TO LANDIS
Bill" as Manager of
. Phillics.
. .mLADELPHIA. Aug.
(Sum “Wild
Ill—Wil-
lhln 1’. Baker. preside-mot the Phlla- .
delphia National League Club. an-
nounced yémerdny th‘at “Wild Bill"
Donbvan will no longer act as mana-
ger of the ball team. Besides issuing
a-"forma‘lasiatcment regarding the mat-
m. the club president said that ho‘
wanted 00116an to explain a letter he
1nd miter: to Judge Lnndis.
-’l"he Written statement follows:
“‘Donolran's activities with the min.
within National League Club— for the
balance of the season will be limited
to his indorsernent of his pay check
every two weeks. provided. howeirer.
that ho rules df organized baseball are
men by him."
Donovan was temporarily relieved
of the. manage-ramp when he Was ‘sum-
moned to the recent baseball trial in
Chicago as a witness. Irving Wil-
helm then was placed in charge teln-
porarily.‘ '
RIGK’ARD “MEWS LEASE 0N
ARENA.
JERSEY CITY. Aug. 10.—Promot-
er 'l'e'x Rickard has renewed for one
year his lease on the arena at Boyle‘s
.Tlllrty Acres. Announcement of this
fact today was coupled with the state-
ent that another world's heavy-
ht boxing championship will be
staged in the arena next- July.
The on‘ginahlease. granted to Rick-
'ard when "he ‘deolded to promote the
Dempsey-Carpentler battle. would 3..“ am
hive excited in Somewher- Under at :22. tan. 1’ c.
we terms of the new agreement. he Bridgepln‘t as as 004
will have use of the big wooden struc- Worcester """""" 53 41 .535
sure until October. 1922. Hume” """"" 57 43 .570
The promoter ”tad he intended to Hinton! ......... 52 ‘6 .531
afrafiz’g‘e a bout in which Dempsey Ne, Have}, """"" 51 47 .529
would again defend his title as norm-s Weld """" 4. 55 '455 '
cinnamon against the most logical fixiwatflbufl' ' ' " """ 40 53 .430
ponent. fie is. negotiating for anal. Albany ............ \.. 31 70 .307
cdlftest men Dempsey and Jess
Minna, from m the champion
We fthei-titl‘e. but has stated .he first
W's! W med that Willard can get
2m condition for such a contest.
mm. was We or con-
MS ’1)! Wm
Aug. 10-42111“ Meusel.
the W Yolk outfielder. who recently
w We'd (fun the Whites, ap- »
pared before Judge La‘ndis yester-
air-Morning After explaining many
things Mouse] received the ofllcial "0.
K." o! the tidie-
Judge I'z’ndis wanted to know why
Heusel Ind lieen suspended (or indif-
Int-eat. playinfjnst ’ before he was
traded for Winter and He‘nllne. also
m conditions on the Philadelphia
m. the moo of the players and
autism and reasons for the de-
te‘a’t of tie Fillies
~ In new the judge. according to
Home. We .to know just how
“Ye-Wm immediately prior
umm- "renown to satisfy him-
s‘eii tHslt weasel m not intentionally
WWW ball in order to have
m aided to some other club.
IN DRAW ABROAD
‘ LONDON. Aug 10. —The match be-
tween the Philadelphia cricketers and
the Incogniti. which began at Wim-
bledon mom Ended in a «haw. The
Indognitl mixes their on: Annalee
. scream-m -
unsuw'lflrmuva alarm .m
Qtfii‘e { ”themed-l
*3 ”WWW”
.In mdil
New York. I.
Detroit, 7-1.- »
Clovelqa. a. 1
Chloe: . ‘6:
Boston. 8-4;
Philadelphia. 4;
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wanna. ac.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Brooklyn as Pittsburgh.
International Hague.
Yedcrdsy's M
Jersey City. 6 3. Rochester.
(second game. 10 innings).
Toronto. 7-3: Newark; 1-4.
Syracuse. 4: Baltimore. 2.
Reading. 6; Buflflo. 3.
mac. 2.0.
5-7.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Reading.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Eastern League.
mun-m ‘
Hartford. 4‘56: Plttsfleld. 3-4.
Bridgeport. 4: New Haven, 1.
Worcester; 37 Springfield. 1.
Waterbury. 8: Albanyfl).
,
. Gama Today.
Springfield ’at Hiflford. '
Worcester at Pittmeld.
Wfiterbury at Bridgeport.
Albany 'at New Haven.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 16-10: Taledo. 1-8.
St. Pau.l 11; Kansas City. 9.
‘Minneapolis. 12-13: Milwaukee. 8-
1 . ~. ._
Columbus. 3: Indianapolis. 1.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 9-4: Nashville. 1-0.
Little Rock. 2: Mobile. 1 (18 in‘
nings).
New Orleans. 5: Memphis. 4
. Chattanooga. 4; Birmingham. 2.
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Cleveland'.......;..66 40 .823
New York ........I 62 39 .614
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St. Louis ........ '. . 5'0 » 64- .481
Boston ...... . . . . . . 49 65 .471 .
Detroit ............ '50 57 , .467
Chicago ..... . . . . . . 46 59 .488
Philadelphia . ...... 39 66 .371
Games My.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
National League.
Yesterday‘s Gama.
Chicago. 8 New York. 7 (10 in-
nings). ‘
Pittsburgh. 4: Brooklyn. 2.
Boston. 4: St. Louis, 3.
Cincinnati. 7: Philadelphia. 4.
Stand” of the Globe.
Won. Lost. P. 0.
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New York ......... 6'4 42 .604
Boston ............ 67 43 .570
Brooklyn .......... 66 61 .619
St. Louis .......... 53 50 .516
Cincinnati ......... '46 60 .429
Chicago ........... 4'4 60 .428
Philadelphia ....... 31 71 .304
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Baltimore ......... 84 80 .737
Buffalo ............ 69 49 .686
Toronto ........... as 52 .648“
Rochester ......... 59 68 , .527
Newark. 61. 62 .46!
syracuse .......... 4‘8 ‘ 87 .107
Jersey City ........ 48 6"! .301
Reading 39 .74 3'46“:
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