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COATS-
BASEBALL
American League.
Yesterday’s Results.
New York. 6: Cleveland. 1.
Boston. 15: St. Louis. :1. '
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago. 5 (10 m-
wings).
Detroit. 12 ; \Vashington. 3. l
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. 5P 0.
(‘levelnutl ... ...... 7.’ ' 45 615
New York ......... 70 44 .614
Washington ........ 64 56 533
St. Louis .......... 58 60 .49'.’
Boston ............ 55 (in .478
I)t‘tr0it ...... . 57 64 .471
Chicngo ........... 50 (l? .437
I'llilmlt-lpllla ...... . 43 73 .371
Games Today.
New York at ('levelnnrl.
lloston ill St. Louis.
I'l‘tllflllE‘lphl‘d, at Chicago.
“'ashington at Detrt‘lit.
. 4
National League.
Yesterday’s Games.
St. Louis. 10; New York. 7.
Cincinnati. '7; Brooklyn. 2 (ll! in-
rungs).
Boston. 4: Pittsburgh, 3.
Philadelphia. 1: Chicago. 0.
Standing 0! the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. 0.
3"it;tshurgh . . . . . . 76 41.650
New York . ........ 70 50 .583
Boston ............ 65 49 .570
Brooklyn .......... 62 58 .517
St. Louis 59 57 .509
Cincinnati ......... 53 65 .443
(‘hicago ........ . . . 47 7 .402
Philadelphia . ...... 3S 80 .322
Gama Today.
Pittsburgh at New York (2).
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Syrneusc. 3.
Heading. 2.
lzlltimore. 7:
Rochester. G:
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Standing of the Clubs. i
Won. Lost. RC 5
’lultimol‘e .......... it? 34 .74“
luffulo ......... S.‘ 5.’ .612.
Toronto ........... 7: fill .54 n i
Rochester ......... till 59 .539 .
Newark ............ 1:5 74 Aztil
Syracuse .......... :33. T? ANS
Jersey (‘in ........ 47 79 .373
Reading ........... 44 85 .341
Games Today.
Reading at lloehcstcr.
N work at Toronto.
lialtimme .lt Sy rut use.
Jersex ' City at Buffalo.
Eastern League.
Yesterday's Results.
Hartford. 6—1: \Vorccster. 4-4.
Albany. .13; Bridgeport. 3.
New HEIVOH. 1i: \Vutcrbury.
Pittstleld. 7; Springfield. 4.
1.
Standing 0! the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Pittslli-ld .......... 68 46 .596
Bridgeport 65 4 R .576
\Vorzest f‘l' ........ . 66 4‘9 .574
Hartford ........... 60 53 .531
New Hmen ........ 59 55 .518
Springfield ......... .30 66 .4 3 1
Watt rhuu ......... 46 63 .423
Albany ............ L’ 76 .356
Games Today.
Hartford at Worcester.
Springfield at Pitts'leld.
“'aterlmry at New Haven
Bridgeport at. Albany.
AMERICAN Assbcm'rtox.
Kansas City. 11: Louisville. 10.
Columbus. 10: Minneapolis. 9.
St. Paul. 6; Toledo, 0.
Indianapolis. 6: Milwaukee. 3.
SOUTHIZ RN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. ’1'— 4; 1 ittle Rock.” -- 2.
i l. S. (:ul'mnn. t‘luiri-mont. \';1.. 91; y - \ I
iARlE BflflTHERS IN Jay Gruhuln. Fingleside. 111.. 91; Guy l 4_ M N BESTSA
\V'Jld linst \lton. 111.. 90; I}. if. Jinn-
(1111.11?) '1 n..n .
leE SHBUTlNfi fflflM: ’lhl» \\~'.<l' :4 tell- mun team defeated THE AfllRflNnAflK
the 13: I‘ll in I to “59. Seores made in
tin. 1 uk: \ll. higun special counted as
ileum totals The \\’rsttrn team and
Win Tno Events at Grand. ”“" ,ffl‘gf'filfgfi'o: 9:; .L;,.:: $333: Big Son of“ North Star Leads
American Tournev—Tntlam. .l. r. “all 99': rrlnnlk l' 1.20m. from End to Endin Sara-2"
. _!i; If. G. l-‘u er. .7; .. 1‘. <‘in . 94;
for lflYeai-Old Boy 0. Lu 15:11.. 117: l". 1:. l'Itchcn. 9.7. and tOga Feature """
_ t‘. A. ("lil‘roll. 97. - . "
CHICAGO. Aug. ILL-*Xu‘k Arie. of. The Eastern team and their scores SARATOG'A- N. Y” Aug. 24.——-Oil
Killumzlll. .-\l'l7... Won tile Amrricnn'wt-ru: (2 1-2. Bonner. 95; G. l)_ \Vi]. “-151 “’0“ iht‘ Adirondack Hanfilefifi.
amateur championship at single tnr- llunl. :12; Fred Harlow. 9'»: G. H. ”“3 “Mm"? 0f ”1" program at ”1933!:
gets at the Gmnrl Amerieztn Handicap Ford. 71‘; “'2 ii. Hitl't‘. 95: Guy Em- 3‘03“ ”ac“ WW“ \esterday arflfil'N
Trapshoot here. yesterday. He hrokp $93.; 97; J. _..\_ Vester, 91. and M. S. noon. He was- the best of the no
158 of a possible :00 tnt‘R‘t-ts. His Hootman. :14. E. M. Daniel. G. s. mung-“91’s ”“11 ““m i" ("195‘ 0? h"
brother. Mark Alie. of (S‘hnmpnign. Mcf‘arthy and KY. H. Patterson tit-d at stake. H“ “’0“ “‘9 lead. at ”“35””
[11,. who earlier had won the Ameri- 90. The \Vestern team hold the 19211 and led all the “3-?- ‘0 3V1“ handily‘by
can professional ehan‘lhionship :it (1011- championship. at length. Georg“ Odom if MOSH" n..:hleh
ble targets. tied A. Killum. of St. l.ou- was added at the last minute. finished
second and Sir Hugh was third.
2 Oil Man carried 11!! pounds and by
his victory showed that he is 'alljfair
sort or a coil. He can‘t beat Mo‘fi‘ich
SUZANNE .‘IAY RETURN TO
FRAN C12].
N.l'-I\\' YORK Aug. 24..——I;038ll)llli:v'
French tennis
is. Ma. for thr-
tle at 198.
Both Arie
professional singles ti-
nml Killnm broke fifty
.21 big. high standing son of North Star
111'. and Baudello and looks and acts
as if he will improxe and it is likely
he will dcxelop into a top notch {green
year— old.
Modo started in a selling rac
than week ago and yesterday he-kfilow- .
ed so much imprmement that/If: is
prdbahle he will hereafter he see}; in
stake companv onlv. He followed Oil
M’an all the way and hung on we
learned Mlle. LPng‘len had suffered :1
relapse in the bronchial trouble which
caused her. to default in her one ap—
pearance against Mrs. Molla Bjur—‘
stedt Mallory. '
Mlle. Lenilen attended her first
baseball game here yesterday. and la.—
ter returned to her hotel at Forest
Hills. too ill to See anyone. It was
stated that, unless her condition show-
The singles championship was open
to State champions and in their ab-
sence to State. runners up. Nick Arie
by his victory wins a. diamond medal
emblematic of the title of the Ameri—
can 'l‘rapshooting Association.
Elmer Herrold. of Askum. 111.. aged
16. shooting in his first big tourney.
won the national junior championship
after a. race with Jimmy Bonner. aged
12. of New York cit}. State junior ed marked improvement within the
champion. They tied with score}: of next fcw days she probably would re- the “’a-V- 0" Ma“ coit‘t‘ed “"3 six 1‘-
long course in the good time of 1:11
4- 5.
Harry Payne's Vt’hitney's Calamity
Jane ran the fastest five furlongg of
the meeting in the final event 3119
fairly flew over the course and mer-
ed the distance in 58 4- 5 seconds.
Frank Farrell's Nancy 1". had 121110
more earlv foot and led thefWhlfiier
“filly by a length into the homestretch.
There Nancy F. showed signs..of
itum to France .
Mlle. Lenglen was said to be deso-
lated at the thought that she. might
be obliged to leave without meeting
Mrs. Mallory in the return match for
which negotiations are under way.
48 out of 50 from 16 yards. - In the
shootoff at 20 targets Herrold missed
two and Bonner three.
R. A. King. of Delta. Colo.. won the
American amateur championship at
double targets after he defeated S. H.
Shannan. of Salt Lake City. in a
shootoft’. King is world champion at
double. targets.
Mark‘sfirie in winning the profess-
ion‘ai championship at double targets
BOXERS DRES'F WORK’ON ~
PERCENTAGE BASIS
NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-—-The 'New
York State Athletic Commission de-
Atlanta. 15; Birmingham 0.
" Memphis, 9: Mobile. 3.
Nashville. 4; Chattanooga. 3.
- detes’ted U R Jan: 01’ Long Grove.
7. tied at 93 and after both had broken
at
weakening and Futon went to. the
Whip ‘on his filly. Calamity Jane'
spanned 9:11er and won easilyr
Billed-”yesterday that beginning Sen—'5
rte‘mber 1 all main. or emailed“ star:
bouts arranged for by boxing clubs in
Iowa, after four stimulus: The)“ 11:11
straight targets in two shoot offs. but that Suzanne Lenglen. .,
in the. third test Arie defaulted thn star. may return to France without nor Kai Snug nor Hunting "0" “133k-
mmph when he rofuspd to shoot at :1 appearing again on an American awn). but there all fr“ others'ifl' his‘.
tnrgpt after he had ordered it thrown. court. . loomed today, when it was age that can take his measure. He is
48 IIOHIJ
Sieveluml
Unin-
: home
by
1 916.
To
,1 10 “22V 1“.
llown or.
here today.
Dunn
land. was
tmsStgte: ”136me j bi-
' NEW ,
I\'112\\' YORK.
of yesterday's
Ruth
runs to shutter
eighth off Caldwell.
‘Krlly‘s homer
.twcnty-tirst of the 5038013.. The Nation—
'ul League record is twenty—four.
Gavx'y (‘lavuth oi' the Phillips.
to make only three more homers
COLUMTNSS. 0..
Weight champion
cording to a decisi
Boxing Commiss
howneys a
Martin Killilea. \Vilson a manager. but TEN LEADING RAW
neither attended. Dunn being en route
with Downey to finish his training.
ofliciating‘irl this State, and W'ilson anti
Killllea were tamed for one
starting Sept. 7
. Ol.x’1ME’.-I“NOT T0 (DMPIC'I‘E.
" DGSTON. Aug. 24.~Frah‘elb 0111mm.
present holder or the Jam Hemor-
ial CW. and Jesse Guilford. of Wood-
land. will not compete in the cup mun.
nament tomorrow t the C" nutty Club.
Iil'NS FOR RYTH \\l>
KELLY HAS :1. 3
Aug. 24.‘22.\S 2| result
hum-bull lulppvnings lll
11ml at the Polo Grounds.
needs only seven mnru
llie l‘t‘tllzlillulilt‘
(.‘ii ‘1"? i‘lZHRIIT i
t l l\Fl »\\l‘.
l‘vtn lit;
You x. .l
l n llll 1531013
ill :1 .(m bout
lx‘lllmne.
i
lreeortl that he mild? last your, \\illl" (llall Damn Prngh 6
George Kelly mmls only four more
5~:l‘ .t't’l‘ in
yesterday “‘11:; his
made
in
equal this mark Kelly has
todzu in [hf second
its lit re will place
twain in the lead i
League pennant r3
wort
Y is )llDDhli\VElG HT
manager. and to M
Ruth. N. Y__
Tobin. St. 1...
Slsler, St L .
2‘ NM
Player. Club. G
.;Hornab.v St. L. 116
“Young. N. Y. 109
1111011311. Cin. . 97
Blgbee. Pitts..i13
McHonry. St: 11114
barre-'4‘ p‘erman‘ently from
year.
05“
AH";
f G r 1 in harem.
M i we -I 11 Johnny
c. hampion,
tentherw‘ ight
mltimore herd,
s pl: mlmi 17. ionowing ‘he posting 6
f
u
the
the
The
ieadi: lg their: Eostmn
one point this morning
11
C0.
AB.
454
379
367
3337
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nu BANE 112.1151!" (:0
24 — A rel-mitt
\x; :3 “sum“ Usipyfikv by {he Clove] 1’;
Circuit smashes to establish a new rec- ‘ the promo . 1-,; Tea. thou—
50rd for the National League. 231M dollars 9, 41.1.2. an“). .‘t is the?
Ruth is now far ahead of his 1‘32“ first installment Of the :0” ,1’0 pm
record. He made his yarn-.5m1-llttntll5 othu SSJ‘GO being tra uing Q5
home run in the first inning: against ‘1" new moon. for g. 0” 10,9”: .. . . _
“the indinns Yesterday and came right Killmn- > :;id 1
'b'uek in the third with another 0111 oili‘ml‘eit “ittl tht Kaj]3$?iwp::t :32:
his justly ('(lebmted clouts. He (iii “hilt Sammy H’irris manager
not make his {OTtJV‘Sf’A enth homer last 11’7‘ush. will '3‘1‘08il )qs forfe‘ t' um
)(‘nr until Sept. 9. It etmw in Cleve- ’llis arrival with the ch-llirzn.;,.;w 1
land. with (.‘ow-lcskic pitching. (in .morning . ‘ rm
ithe following-din“ he made his far-1y- ..... i-
mummies "GP? ’1!) WIN “
(71 FZYELAND 0. Aug
tors f-ox the lankees ox
wit l; a pui—
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mm: of their sex-
-New York
- Atrium"
Indians ,
rivals‘ by
(‘HA‘M'I‘IONX (0an o a ~ ‘ '-
Aug. “fawn“ Yank, r ’615 a against .611 twine
of Cleveland. is the middle- On the otho ‘
6f the world. ac» Wflfld's Champiornshwagfi should
of‘thc Ohio State they are assan of Yistfilace
oner at a meeting "16 '1' nos as a deft-11.1
. «outer g1\-.“—.~ them a Demmge {323:
Im nations weie sent ,to Jimml-lalld'New Yerk .612 0 V
t.
while Klilile’a wired that \Vilson is Annex-lean "‘
champion. Player. Club. G. AB R. '3'.
Jimmy Gardner. who- metereed the Hellman, D912 .117 469 98 188 ’
recent Downeywvuson flgtrtln Clcxe— Oolnb. Det ..... 98 3:18 "90 15.0 . i
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