.1, 5'
.3.
. 4‘ new YORK. Sept. 16.——The New
Sonic Giants yesterday won their
flight straight game. the third
1tnls'ht from Cincinnati. and gained
GM‘Tull game on Pittsburgh in the
, Maul League race. the latter club
lei-inc to Boston. ‘ ..
'A “crucial series" of three games in
the "Nitionnl League was scheduled
to opendn Pittsburgh today with the
Giants as the Pirates’ opponents. To
take the lead away from flew York...
Pittsburgh must win all three games.
no Cleveland Americans kept at
he heels of the New York Yankees
by twice winning from the Philadel-
phia. Athletics while the Yanks dupli-
cated the feat in a double victory over
the St. Louis Browns.
Nine home runs yesterday brought
the‘total for the major leagues up to
811 for the season. 252 ahead of the
total for the entire 1920 season. when
62’ homers were hit. Making up this
year’s number to date. the American
lathe. players knocked out 644 hom-
“ m and the National circuit batters.
'41‘1.
Chief among the crop of haulers
yesterday was Babe Ruth's. which es-
‘Iablished a new world‘s record. beat-
in: his own mark of 54 last yemr'l‘he
other eight were made by the follow-.
111:: Williams. Drown. Meusol.
‘ Yanks: l'inp. Yanks; J. Smith. Car-
illrlls; Kellchcr. Cubs: E. Miller.
. Yankees: Jamieson. Indians. Wil-
liams and R. Meusel are tied with 23
homers each.
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WJSON AND SIONEY
STILL FAR APART
‘v
mewelght Champion's End Order-
ed Into Depository Pending
Phi-l .Acuon.
NEW YORK. sepl. 16.-——'l‘he money
promised Johnny “’ilson for his bout
with Bryan Downey. on Labor Day.
in Jersey City. ‘is in no immediate
danger of being credited to the hunk
‘08!)th ol‘ the middleweight cham-
pion. The New Jersey Boxing (‘om-
mission at a. meeting in Jersey City,
yesterday, :u-cuswi Johnny of not put-
«flng forth his best efforts to defeat
Downey. and by way of punishment
to! dthe champion that his cull of the
purse will be plum-d in a depository
pending further consideration.
According to the story told by W'ii-
nun, who was represented by counsel.
a blow on the chin bud kept him in :1
dazed condition for life rounds. The
munching posiliu.”LW,,-.-'..W—vii Dow-
ney fought. fiwmennbn said. didn't
give him a fair chance to do uny l-r—
(active inllg‘hting‘.
,. After the hearing (‘huirmuu Do-
}eriy said: "\i'c llilvi" i‘uun'l \Vilson
guilty “illmut doinz: anything c-isr.
Erariirnlly. we l'l'st'l‘Vi' decision as to
the punuliy to be imposed. Pl‘he com-
l'lfimion tLle-ll :19 u jury, or as a ,iurigi'
Sitting without a Jury.
“lmirpundvntly or who! u contract
mils for, this commission bus “lino—
lu‘te plenary 11()\\l'r5 (nrr‘ boxing exhi—
bitions and us lo :n-iion 10-1»- tnkmi
or as to “lot ium- action shall Lw
hkcn."
The (‘lldli‘llllill'rl stnio nu-ni was :w‘
dressed in llli‘ {“illlli'lllltlll of \Viisnn
and his munngvrs lhut innit-r ilnrcon-
tract with l'ronxnivr ltli‘kill'il any
complaints 1m to tlw boxing should 3.0
made during thi- bout.
Wilson. in his statement to ilw coni-
xntssion. said. in port: " Ii‘oughi the
best I know how. i was struck on the
jaw in the first round and for “we
rounds I did not \vnow whrn- I “us.
Downe yslruck low once or twice. I
was aggressive all the way through.
but the battle “as different from lily
battle in (‘lcvvlnnli with Dowxwy,
when he kr-pt comm»: at me. Hers.- lu-
Kept (‘0V‘f‘l‘1‘il up and ('rom'hwl and you
couldn't tour-h him.
"I hall no plan- to hil him. i lived
up to the terms of m) ('onirnct with
the Jersey (‘ity Athlviir Club. No-
body proicslvd and only our mun
spoke in nu- during flu- light. and [but
was my chit-f second."
NATIONAL llHAGl'l-I GIVES
$3.000 T0 MA'I‘TY li'l’Nl)
NE“? YORK. Sept. lli.r~—'l'h(- Nib
ticnal League.- cunn- io but yolsiorduy
for Christy Mathewson with a contri-
bution of $3.000 to tho Matty Day
tnnd. Incidentally thi- New York
club yesterday again asked that. it he
made plain that the game on Matty
Day—~8eptember Snuwith the llmvcs
will be a rcvmxlur championship con-
tent. and not. as many believe. an ex-
‘ihihltion.
Before the league game there will
in an exhibition between the. Giants
3nd Giants of other years. Fred
Tenny snot word yesterday that he
insisted on playing ilrst base for the
void timvrs. Arthur Devlin is man—
agar of the veterans. Amos Rusie
will pitch u. few. too. \Viltse. Doyle.
Bremmhnn. Bowerman. Donlin. Mc-
Cormick and Devlin also will per-
lorm.
Ill) (“GEES Is THE ‘GllEfll‘ OF
GOV. ll’l‘LllI-ZR AT STATE FAIR
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Sept. {6.613e—
3ore the largest crowd that has at-.
tended the Grand Circuit ,meeting. at
“the New York State Fair, Emma. Har-
wester. owned and driven by W. H.
me. a wealuiy amateur from New
[or-k. flashed through a. Winn??? of the
Governor'anp in the 2:08 class. trot-
llng, utter a gruelling race, yesterday
mmoon. -
Gears was one of the stars of th
‘ .itternoon. The veteran reinsman
shove in ‘two races, and. in addition.
sun- the..gnest of Gov; Miller in the
WI"! boxin the grand stand. Geers
met at the track entrance by the
.or and remained in theme-
Warns-flu
New York. 10-13:
Detroit. 6: Boston, 1.
Cleveland. 17-6;
a. mammal.
New York ......... 8’8 51
Cleveland ......... 88 52
St.Louls.........’. 72 70
Washington . ....... 69 70
Boston............65 70
Detroit .......... 68 74
Chicago...........58 80
Philadelphia. . ...... 47 88
‘H
Gama . .
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
National League.
Yesterday's 9m
New York. 9; Cincinnati. 6.
St. Louis. 2: Brooklyn. 1.
Boston. 6; Pittsburgh. 3.
Philadelphia, 6; Chicago. 3.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
‘Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia 11! St. Louis.
met-day's Results.
Jersey City. 3; Newark. 1.
Toronto. Syracuse. 2.
Rochester. 11; Buffalo. 9.
o .
a.
mummm'
T’k-tlt‘mm'c ........ l 14 4 2
Buffalo ............ it? 6 1
Rochester ......... 9 l 66
To ronlo ........... x4 Tl
Symon ’ .......... 65 tm
N‘w‘wlwfivfihém. 9]
Jorge; 4 1 00
lit'llllh O ’I' Luv 53 102 ‘
9
Games May.
vaurk ui .lI-rsvy f‘ity.
flyiacusc ill Toronto.
ltondlng ut llnliimorv.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Eastern League.
Yesterday's Resume
Hartford. .3; Springlivld. 3.
New Haven. 2; Albany. 0.
i'iltslicld, 12: Worcester. 3.
\Vutcrliury, .‘i~3:
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost.
l'lttsfll‘lll .......... ill! 55
“hire-slur Ni 63
Bridgeport ........ 7K 64
New Haw-n ........ Til 67
Hartford .......... ‘79 73
Springfield ........ 64 79
\\';llr-rl>ur_\ ........ I30 71)
All-any ............ 30 ill
Games Today.
Albany :nl llzirii‘ord.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
New Haven ut l’iitsilt-ld.
“'an-rbury nt \\'orm-sll-r.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 7: Indianapolis. 1.
8t. l’nul-Mimwupolis. rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. 9-3; Mobile. “
Atlanta. 6; Chattanooga. 2.-
anhville. 4: Birmingham. 2.
Memphis. :3;
Lilllt' Rock. 4.
run LEADING mm
7.
American lune.
Club. G. AB. R. H.
Heilniun. l)ct..l33 554 107 230
Cobb. lion. . . .119 469 118 185
Ruth. N. Y....139 493 166 189
Shier. St. L. . .126 531 111 199
Speaker. Clairol!” 489 106 178
Nations! M
Player. Club. . . AB. R. H.
Homsby. 8t.L.1’ 0 530 122 219
Foumier. 31.]..135 520 184
Roush. Cin. . ..10.4 383 182
Cutshnw. Pitts. 91 330 114
McHenry. St.l..138 525 84 179
Player.
at Coach "Buck"
day at Camp. Vail,
appear unusually bright.
at Southfleld. on Oct. 7.
. .
warm 1:! the
$358.60? ‘ . ~
Bridgeport, 2. "
.496
.420“
.
o
.543‘
American League. 1
St. Louis, 6-5.
Philadelphia. 3-0.
Other teams were not scheduled.
Won. Lost. 1’. Q.
633
629
507
481
479
346
620
604
557
.504
.450
.386
.338
Standing at the Clnhs.
‘ Won. Lost. no
New York . . . . ..... 88 54
Pittsburgh ........ 84 56
St. Louis . ......... 78 62
Boston ............. 76 64
Brooklyn . ......... 70 69
Cincinnati . . . ...... 63 77
Chicago ........... 54 86
Philadelphia ....... 43 94
Games Today.
International League.
Other teams were not scheduled.
Won. Lost. P. C.
.731
.614
.550
.541!
.
a
c
419
417
am
31':
P. C.
.620
.566
.649
.533
.486
.448
.4011
.355
Other teams Wen- not scheduled.
“1'83“!!me
Po.
.397
.394
.383
.375
.366
In:
.4061
.354
.347.
345
341
COLUMBIA FOOTBALL SEASON.
LITTLE SILVER. N. J.. Sept. 16.—
With all except four of Columbia Uni-
versity‘s 1920 "varsity men in unitorm
O'Neill's autumn
training camp. which opened yester-
Columbia’s pm
pects for a. succeuml football season
Columbia will transfer its training
aetifltiestofiouthfleld. N. Y.. on Sept?
24. just one week before t‘Ee Blue and‘
White opens the season with Amherst.
REDS PAYS $20,000 NR TWO .
. Wheeler. pitcher. and Bill Warwick.
catcher. bath vol/whom belong to the”?
. . 1‘
CINCINNATI. Sept. 10.——The cm")
cinnati Reds announced smegma
purchase of Pitcher Mitchell ”gnaw; '
fielder Harper. from the» Oklahoma: ,
Mm
; l
ill-mill
CLEVELAND. Sept. 16.—-The daY'
before the twelve-round bout for the:
. featherweight championship at the:
world betweerr Johnny Kilbane, title;
holder, and Danny Frush. or Balti-f
more. challenger, found an air of com"
the outcome. The principals worked
out in private. but statements from;
their managers were to the effect that:
the boys would enter the ring tumor-l
row in tiptop condition. . *’ :-
Andy Chaney. featherweight. who?
won' the Tex Rickard elimination!
den. last winter, by defeating Chan.
ley Beecher. Sammy Siege:- and Tom-
my Noble. has sent word that he will
be at the ringside to challenge the.
winner. Beat reservations also have:
been made for three champions—Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight: BennyLeon-V
ard. lightweight. and Jack Britten.
ht.
welli‘taerggather is predicted for to-
morrow afternoon by Weather Fore-
caster Emery. who declared he sees
no storm in sight to interfere with
t.
thi‘rbagiukie Duly. the Staten Island~
bantamweight. who was to have met
Jack Wolfe.» of Cleveland. in the ten-
round semi-final. will not be able to
participate because of injuries receiv-
ed in an automobile accident. John—
ny O'Leary. of Bridgeport. Conn. has
been substituted.
sums
Al Slums
NEW YORK. Sept. 16.—'Suza.nne
Lengien snorted today at stories that
have been going the rounds hereto
the effect that she had been fearing
defeat for years and that the reversal
she recently experienced in a. match
at Forest Hills with Mrs. Molla BJur-
siedt Mallory caused her to suffer the
extreme nervousness that marked her
loondurt in subsequent court appear-
ullC‘PS-
flifierent hat em, -mm-
ital-awn that mm mmfi
fidence at both training camps over.’
tournament. at Madison Square Gan .
"veeéJimy .. ._
Wumigim‘frungg
__ m 5‘“ sumac-M'Wder assayed to
mesa all «the. commmm had been raked
into «I. anew manner: but quit
on no. 33;?” at out. with a bi: heap
still unmounted. '
er 0: the; Polo '
"ton Years ll! he so:
when "Babe" Ruth fique the: world's
momenta trewdwvith m. 5501 circuit
mt. “’ ~ ’
The ions "refrains: tor-some ex-
cuse to get rid of their summer heads
am in the Sentinel.
iAhejGOkistelo. gNew York may;
Wight. knocked out Paddy Owens. oi.
Benton. in the second round ‘
scheduled fifteen-round decision bout;
held pndermheauspiues of the «Axum»
can Legion em oonventidn‘here inst?
ntght. A rltlxt :hook to the jaw sent."
Owens flown f9
Weighedlls and
‘NEW HAVEN. Guns. sSept. 176e— . - . . ,
.TOJlONTO. 86:”. 35W M; if!”
Chicag- o. nu ma * W en‘s
Patriotic Amos-man. drum-mm. mall ~
hewill matezoamflflmmfla—r
tion’s meet. on October a. to break the
world‘s «cord .10!- amfle. He will be
paced by four of the Ebest Wamild
erssand *the track «will be Walla
’ prepared tor his effort. &
.1 a
of a
the count. He
ldstein 113%.
I
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The“ is Indestructible Voile. A lovely fabric
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The l-‘rvnch girl declared that she
was not afraid to play any woman in;
the world. and that the was not,
afraid of defeat. 'l‘herc is no diagram-
in defeat. she“ said. when the player
hus put forth his best clfort. bhe
added that she would. if ulilo. go to
the courts tomorrow ughmst any op-
onent selected.
n A. ll. dc Jounnis. vicmprcsidcnt or
the French Lawn Tennis Federation.
who accompanied Milo. irunlen to
Amerirzi. said that Mlle. Lenglen rcnl—
lv was very sick and that aim lmd PX-
. limo and again. sorrow that
doubled that !
pri'aso‘tl.
mnny [wrmns over here.
' (‘1.
fd“.‘rlliv. Lough-n." ‘1'} (said. "wants to
come back to tho Ulilird Buttes. per-
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AUAIN Rl-K‘BGNIZED
Sim lingluml A. .\. 1'. vm'xirumiuu
('omniitttv Itunmnuwnls In It;-
“Mum-d.
HUSTUN. Svpl. lilfl ’i'lw New ling-l
lnnd registration committee of the A.
A. l‘.. last night rr-commn-ndcd ihut
inn is 21—5 second record for the loo.
vurd dash. mode by Arthur Duil‘cy. in
ism-.2, hr restored in tin- nlllriul books.
The roror dwus thrown out in 190:.
following charges that llul‘fry hull lid-é
milled professionalism.
l
‘ilw pnpcrs in the case .will he {org
worded lo the national rcgiuiruilong
committee of the A. A. l'.. which will:
consider the case when it nu-ris in
Chicago. in Novrmln-r. .
ilul'fey uppearu-d before ihc .\ow
England committee and presented his
clnmis and evidence to prove he had
not turned proi'rsmionul. Unl- iirm
brought forth by him was that he had
not written or signed articles “minor-
in}: under his uunu- in whirl: it is all-
legcd hi- :ulzniiicd professionalism.
All ufl'lduvit by livrnurd Mrlv‘uddr‘u
nsarrliug authorship of the- urih-lrsl
was pmsonted to lhc committee.
The record was made by l'lul‘i‘cy inlI
llvrkrloy Orul. in New York. on May:
3. 19712.
RI'TH INJURED. MAY
BE (“'1‘ FOR THREE DAYS
NEW YORK. Sept. lG.—~llalw
Ruth’s day of triumph on the firld
yesterday had a ruthor had wimiup.
for the home run king was injured in ;
the seventh inning of the second
game. He either-pulled in muscle in
his groin or sprung a charley horse.
and it is possible that he will have to
take a vacation of two or three days.
The full extent of the injury could not
be determined last night. “Doc" '
“foods. the Yanks’ trainer. was hind
at work, and he may bring the liabi-
back today. but he was doubuul.
.Ruth's hurt came after a surprise.
The Browns looked for the Babe to
try for another homer oi! Henry. a
recruit. But Ruth crossed them by
laying down a neat bunt and beating
the throw by Collins. Meusel's single
sent Ruth to second. and Babe got to
third when Pipp forced Kennel. In
avoiding a double play Ruth slid into
the bag and was injured. Fether
was sent in "to run for him.
"AME
PIRAII‘ES BUY PI'I‘CIIER.
BIRMINGHAM. ‘Ala.. Sept. 16.—
Phu Morrhon. right hand pitcher of
'the Birmingham. Southern Associa-
tion club. has been sold to the Pitts
burgh. Nationals and will report at
once. He has twenty—one games to
.131; credit for the season. Floyd
Pirates, have been ordered to report"
to their club.
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