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(ral of whom have already showmmuch promise. In the AmericanLeag‘ie‘: -
forth and Pructt. rm- Washington Senators have promising recruits in
sterling young twirlers, in Stoner. Piliettc. Johnson and our own“. thin"
(llscn. th the Chicago Cubs have perhaps the best of all the new recruits
in itohertson. He is already a star as a result of his recent no-lrit, lid-run
performance. '
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In the National League. Vance of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Virgil Barnes
of tin.» Giants. and Gouch and DOnohuc of the Reds. are the outstanding ré-
cruits who have shown promise to date. Referring to Donohue. John Mc-
Grnw is quoted as saying. that the youngster is one of the finest young pitch-
ers llt: has ever seen. and one of a kind who comes up only in a. baseball
gcnci'nllon.
O U O O
The National League is tightening up every day. The Giants are now
but 1‘; games ahead of the Pittsburg Pirates. who at present are playing
n grunt game. During the recent western trip. all of the Eastern Chiba.
with the exception of the Boston Braves. came out second best. yet no club
mndt- a poorer showing than the World's champions. That accounts for
tlnir slim lead.
C I C .
Bigbee Still Stars
Carson lllgbce is still playing a most wonderful brand at ball for the.
l’itishurg Pirates. He is one of. the flcctest of outfielders. a hard and timely
hitter. and a fast and heady base runner. So far this season. the Pirate star
has stolen nine bases, and is hot on the heels of his team-mataf Max
Carey. who leads in that department with 10 pilfered sacks. Bigboe in one
who has never been panned for a mistake that he might have‘mada.
tor the simple reason the. I'ittsburg Fans are convinced that he gives ,his
best at all times. He is at present leading his team in hits. and is adonsid-
m-nhle distance ahead of the next team-mate in batting-in runs. In a recent.
against New York. ‘he accomplished the feat of cloutlng outlagsingic.
in [our times at bat. his second three-bagger coming
h an idol with the
player
game
a double and two triples
when the bases were filled. It is no wonder that he is suc
Pittsburgh Fans.
0 o o ' o
Pat Moran‘s Reds are taking a sudden bramand.
are now Whining games much more consistently than at the outset (rioting1
The reorganized infield is rapidly rounding into one. or the hatin-
nnd the inns of Rediand are no [On‘et‘ brooding over
It only the Club owners would now lineup Ed
ht even be considered as a possible pennant
’lth better pitching.
3"350“.
the ilt-ytller circuit.
the loss of lleinle Groh. _
l{OUSCll. I‘at Moran's team mig
Contender.
one matchmaker who is not wasting his .{ime trying to
meeting of Dempsey and Carpentier. The well~known
futility of such a match and has not even given tl‘,
On the. other hand he believes. as do most of
atch should be the next
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Tex Rickard is
bring about a second
promoter knows the
proposition his consideration. 1 G l
the American tight fans. that. a Carpent (r- re ) m ..
attraction. and accordingly has wire-d Carpentier an otter of 3150.000. for a
- 'v .. .. - t In the event.
bout withthe newly-crowned American lightghtauwelgh. .
Georges accepts. Rickard intends to stage the match at Boyles thirty actual
some time. during the summer months. p
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College Pitching Star '
Joins Brooklyn Club1
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There was plenty of good. old sun-
shine at Ebbets Field yesterday after-
noon but there was altogether too
much mud underfoot to permit of the
playing of the first-game ot the series
between the Dodgers and the Reds. As
a result the game was postponed and
may be played of! 'as part of a
double header on Friday.
Among the Dodgers seen at the field‘
was a new pitcher—a left hander by
the name of James F. Murray. who
did a bit of starring with the Syracuse
varsity this spring. Murray is a ringer
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YaieCatcher Will ' 4
Accept a Big
League Baseball 0
NEW HAVEN. June 7.———-Jim Ker-
nan. catcher on the Yale baseball team
is about to accept one of the offer:
made him by big league teams. It was
learned yesterday that Kernan will
play professional ball immediately fol-
lowing. his graduation this month.
Ker-nan came to Yale from Syracuse
University. Last‘year he played first
base and this year he is catching. Be-
cause of an injury sustained two weeks
ago Kernun did not play against
Princeton on Saturday. neither is he
expected to not in the Holyj Cross
game here today. Mallory will do the
catching.
fie):
2 inches in his socks andtscales at 210
pounds. He is' 24 years old. Murray
worked with Kunming for a. spell and
the catcher announced that the col—
legian is the goods.' Several other.
Kenyon. the Georgetown catcher.
has received otters from several big
, major league clubs were. after Hurray.»
league teams. So has Murphy. the
Georgetown third baseman. Smith.
. ———_.————v—--——-'.
Bowdoixi‘s third. baseman, is another Lew Tendter Slgns .
star liked by the Scouts. ' . Contract for Bill“:
.' .
Johnny Mohardi. the N’otre Dame
star athlete who was sent to Denver by
Detroit some time ago and recalled.
now is working with Syracuse Inter-
nationals. Levon. the Syracuse Uni-
versity slugger. has gone to the
Newarks. ‘
Five Leading-Hitters .
In Each Major- League
NEW YORK'June 7.—Lew Ten-
dler’s signed contract tor-'8 bout with
Benny Leonard. world's lightweight
champion. at the Jersey City arena
July 20. was received yesterday by Te;
Rickard. Leonard is expected to sign
the articles without delay. The shares
the boxers will receive was‘notmade
public. .
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AMERICAN EEAGEE
Many young pitchers have come into the major leagues this yearf‘sev4‘:
the St. Louis Browns have apparently unearthed two good pitchers in Dan-I ..
Gleason. Phillips and Briilhart. while the Detroit Tigers have located foul-"w
Gypsy Club here yesterday.
for big Jim Vaughn. He stands 6 teet .
with Leonard J uly‘ 20*
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“falter Hoover of'the Duluth Boat Chili, the national mulling
champmn, set bis-mm down with tho-sunning immortals when he
added the Gold Challenge Cup and the world’s record to his national
title during the national regatta at Philadelphia. In winning. the
honors, Hoover bettcred the record for the mile and a quarter hung
up by Jack Kelly in 1919. Hoover’s time for the course was 7'
minutes and 24 seconds. Paul Costello who finish d soeo on
three leggths behind the winner. ' e nd’ 1
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no.
Mrs. Mallory Again iBrit-ton Not to Meet
Wins in Straight Setsi
LONDON.
Bjurstedt
eight in-the North London lawn tennis Bennie Leonard.
chumpionship tournament at the 'lightweights,’ seems to be hopelessly
She de- tangled ina 'muddle of percentage
looted» Mrs. Palmer 6—1, 6-7—1 «and 'guarantee and distance arguments. so
showed at her best. Her drives had much sothat Tex Richard has about
good length as well no direction. and iwashedhis-hands of. what promised to
her overhead. work' was _oonstamly.be a history-Trucking bout...
strong. ‘ . _ ’ . It is almost certain that the men
‘Mrs. Edith Sigouraey. the other-twili‘not come together on June 23. the
American player, suffered defeat. .She ‘date set (or the bout. Billy Gibson for
went down -before- Mrs. Beamish at. Leonard, Dan Morgan for Britten and
5—1. tic-lo The latter‘s driving. and Rickard met at Madison Square Gar-
her placing Wasdecidely brilliant. . den yesterday. but nothing came. oi? it.
In the first round of uiexmen'i sin—inickard said before the conference
giesvtbc hardrhltting Ashalter defeated . that the demands of the men were out.
Hertsman of Russia by a mre of 9—7. ’of all question.
(Sn-.4. It was a 'Lgoodini’atch'4m watch. "I‘m liot'sure whether they want to
H' ‘ . ' ’ fight or not. It seems to me thgt
‘. ‘ ' ' th] . itht—y're placing a price on their he; 5
lawa an A‘ C.‘ Notes that ,will make the bout imposmble. It?
' the ' do not take m ' fl urea toda ' the
All members of“ the tclub are re‘lbou’t is of! and I cgn‘tg say that pm
quested to attend "‘8' regular weekly isorry. The Tendler and-Leonard bout
meeting this Wednesday. at Lowe jun)“ head and heels 0‘." it and pm
street, as important ladies are to come “3°qu to devote my ané‘nfion to that.
up. “ . 1 ’ " . . . lmnard and Britton are trying to
a... -,.- . . bflmgi.‘flom ”-1” situation. . -
Uponlenrums that, Ebbts Field had
Leonardoanne 23.
The muontaiked of bout between
June. 7.—-Ml‘s.- Molla
trier ~, A.»
Hiawathifln A. C. has played teui
games so far this season. and lest only ; . . , ,
. . , )een ted a license to hold boain
one. while winning the other nine. M) lshowsgratn night. Dave Drlscoll. “1:
other lotto lea-ear team has been able fimatchmaker. declared he would make
to equal this record this or last sea- 'an announcement today. in which he
will name the principals in the first
son.
Jiiawathian 3" C‘ 11: Cuban Giants bout under the new ruling. which will
Jrs' 9' be held on June 22. ’
Hiawathian A. C. _8: Pastime A. C. 3. ______
Hi thla A. C. 21; Lanai“ St . . , -
“a n “” Harry S..Morgan-Forcea
to Abandon Earring
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June 7. —-
financier. J. Pier-pout Morgan. has
been forced to abandon rowing for the
remainder‘ of the season. He was at
bow in last year's race and this year
L. pg. had_the-No. 6 seat.
,9 1 300 While Morgan tool: part in the race
' ~aga'mst Pennsylvania. he was torced to
Mohega‘lls Notice call for a. substitute in. two succeeding
racesand wasfinally laid on: for a rest.
The ‘ Mohegan: claimed the game
His illness. first diagnosed as indiges~
tion. developed into» jaundice. Morgan
Saturday afternoon iron; the Colored
Giants. The Mohegan: "know good
hoped .until yesterday to regain his
varsity out. but his doctor’s orders
apdwell that it was raining Saturday.
and anybody with common sense
wereJmperative ’and he will not he
would not care to play in the” rain.
‘allowed-to row.
The manager of the Mohegan: was at ° ' .
the_corner oi. Raymondcnd Winter Pltts Draws
m: talking-Jim thematic? 01’ the With O’Brien
Giants. No one ‘knew what was being
hid ' but it began to fairiesoonat‘ter. C . _ _ .
’ .- - barley Pitts. formerly of Aultrmia
“'meflm’ega” "a" m “he“ a “m9 but now of non; Island City. fought a
hard twelve round contest to a draw
like that it is , up to "them. for the
Glantw [Del that 'thheonlx mxheyii __ . .
- . - . with Shawn: 0131-1211 of tanker-sat
can get a some m’m them If the the Queefisboro Stadium last night.
Charley Pilkington won the semi-final
Mohegan: want ‘a‘. square game. we
have an . :1 date Saturday. June 17' of twelve rounds from Joe Werner: In
Hiawathian A. C. 34; Mohegan: 6.7
Hiwathian A. C. 13; Nationals 18.
Hiawathian A. C. 18; Eagle A. C. 7.
Hiawathian-AA. C. 26: Eagle}. 0. 0.
Hiawathian A. C. 13: Nationals 3..
Hiawathian A. C. 8; Blue Ribbons 6.
Hiwathians A. C. 11; Orioles 6.
HIAWATHIAN A. C. STANDING
W.
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thsendh tillicolliiciii‘; pmn‘andatmn a 51’5- round bout Jimmy Jackson
roug , " -We 1; in» ‘j ‘ stopped Kewpie Collins in the sixth
round.
THE’CUBAN COLORED GIANTS.
J. H. Baynes. Manager.
'1 Cuban. Giants Notice
Pancho Villa . . 3
‘ Inses in Ring
G. A.B. H; P.C.
Sislcr. St. Louis.. 48 200 85 .425 (3 Accept 0&8]?
Stephenson. Cleve. ‘26 84 34 .405 <
Miller. I‘hila. 40 157 60 333 - LONDON June 7 (Associated Press)
Sneaker. Cleveland 44 169 62 .869 -—-Joe Kirkwood. the Australian open
Cobb, Detroit 34 130 48 -369 golf champion. has decided to accept
" a high salaried position with a. golf
NATIONAL LEAGUE club in.the United States. says a. dis-
- G. AB. . P.C. patch from Sydney. Australia. to-the
n. Griffith. 131mm 23 77 so .390 Evening News today.’ .
Bigbee. Pittsburgh 42 177 65 .389 Before taking up his post. however.
Hargrave. Cinci. 29 88 33 .375 he hepes to malice a world exhibition
Hornsby. St. Louis 48 179 67 .374 Itogr in company with Waltenl-Iagen,
'1‘. Grimm. B‘klyn 29 99 37 .374 former Rmerlcan open champion.
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The Cuban Giants have a game Making his first appearance in this
_. home run ot-Jtifiseasonpand
: sensational catches :ln Ioentegigi'ilo 13;?
Whitey-‘tht semifinal to» 'give the
.- Yankee»; 3-1:de over the wme‘ “0“. Prize Wm“ “-
- §ox and ya flying‘start in their first in- :
:gfigingfivtgiexfisstmufibag Faber a}- son. are the only -Ame’rlcaas- in
. was outlr- ucined, 0y s—nine. but
victory and St. 'Louls took. the first
game from Boston 5-2. ,The Browns 153 Wild Ham Var-don 155‘
‘madeean unusual shiftln their betting‘ A ‘
prderfiby moving 'George Slsler. their
all-round stat.
Wm fi~°‘“~”““‘ *° “amt .~B‘ulldoss.’i‘ Challenge
_at the expense of Hasty and Yarrison
easily defeating the Athletics 14 to 1:
behind Pillett‘s good pitching.
mann rapped out his eighth circuit‘
clout and Bob Veoch also contributed!
h and ninth after a scoreless pitching ' ‘ .
duel for seven innings with Erickson“
(and Washington aided by rice‘s home
streak up to five and made it six,
straight from St. Louis by again trim-l
thing the Cards,
game played- in the National League?
Fillingim held the hard-hitting west-i
erners' at bay while his teammates.
particularly Hollce and Nicholson, hit
three? St. Louis pitchers hard. Brook-
with‘St. Louis for third place as a re-
sult of the Cards’ reverse. ‘
the raising of the
.pennant by the Giant were scheduled came luv
to take place today t ‘gether with the
opegfing oi asseries with the Cubs. .
Mallory entered-“diet t Jack .B itto. en " h K" d " ‘
.. . n w .333. ‘ ..":§..:;:.fN. Y. Eacht Club“
by the New
three important
sailed this year under its direction. as
follows: .
Cups on Long island Sound.
nual Regatta.
Cups on Long Island Sound.
qua; EAGLES. .Scotlsna.
(Associated ‘Press).——'30e ‘
Australian. champion. with 73
had a total of 144. after the use“
half of the elimination round in.fit~
golf mum
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NEW. some; Junej‘rwaite Hovt’s
ever hurling; 1331b“ Mousel's fourth thousand guineas
« here.
This. was the lowest qualifying W
and Kirkwood. won hie stroke M
Tom Blair. who with 'Jackefiutchh-i -
tournament... after scoring 8_9 ya!
-. . , f'day, tore upfiis card todaykfle is m "
hung Ill). hisjzlwelfth out 0!‘ competition: ‘
Urban Shocker. '
EdwardRay scored an aggregated
simRTs—"' :
The Tigers went on a batfi s rec E! { -——-’.—"
ng p The Bulldogs won-id liketo plays”?
team from the‘age at 10 to 12. m
Bulldogs challenge the Redwm'
VVhiStlE-V'llle Giants and the New
:Bluebirds. If this challenge incl.
cepted.write to
Hell- l
homer.
Coveleskie weakened in the eighth Stephen Homick.
10 C113 street.
" RICHARD BABLISGER DEAD
‘ SEATTLE. June 7.—-——With the am
of Richard A. Ballinger. here 323%
2 day. passed one of Seattle‘s most‘pron—
inent citizens. whose contributioanO}
7 to 2’ in the onlyflli'ashington jurisprudence were m .
mzed as standard and a figure at at»
time [conspicuously before the pillar.
:as a. Cabinet. official in the administtuc
tion of President Taft.
l Soon after his appointment as m
'tary of the interior in 1909. Judgé
:Ballinger set about deciding titles of
iAlaskan coal land claims. Louis IL »
ZGlavis. chiéf of the Alaskan field divi-
sion of the General land Oflice. boa
olved in a. controversy with
Secretary Ballinger, alleging that the
,secretary was friendly to certain law
'terofis in Alaska. Gifford Pinchot,
chief of the Forestry Service. took up!
jthe fight for Glafis attacking Ballh .
' gen ‘
HOId Three Regattas; President Taft sided with Ballinuerr
'and removed Pinchot from office. but
Secretary Bailinger relieved the prod:
dent‘of further embarrassment byj-c-j
signing his post in 1911 on the pies”!!!
ill health. ,
un. blanked Cleveland 3;0.
The Braves ran their winning
yn' automatically moved into a tie
The postponed ceremonies attending
National League
‘Anno'uncement was made yesterday
York Yacht Club that
regattas are to be
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Thursday. June 15 The Glen Coxe, Panning the Ruthless.
S _ , . , __ z-‘ A Chicago millionaire gum in..-
atumg‘)’ 3"" D’smum' fir“ A} lfrilc'l'ilrer walked into the tend-00in 'It‘“ ..
{the Drake the other day and In-
nounced loudly that he had gust sea
a girl chewinggum. adding: “I hate.
». The annual cruise. which this year
will be around Cape Cod. to encourage girls that chew. gum l”—then joineduh;
ocean sailing will begin on or about ' the laughter. ‘
August 1. .
Thursday. Sept. T—The' Autumn
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country in a twelve round contest
against Abe Goidstein Pancho Villa. of
the Philippine Islands lost a close de-
cision to the local lad. The bout was
held in the open air arena of the cab
scheduled"with the Hiawathia'n A. C.
Saturday afternoon at Lock Shop
diamond. The Giants are to hold a
. practice game Thursday at 5 o'clock at
Look Shop diamond: We wish the-told
lowing members to be 9'95““: A- land A. A. of Jersey City. last night;
Bryan. G. Trails. William Moss; 3- Eddie Fletcher stopped Frankie Carr
Bryan. C-Middleton; E. Thompson; .mzthe fourth roundor a scheduled ten
‘ C- Clements. E. Tabb. T. Binnv. . Hound contest. ‘ '
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- meanwcmsaoodoir Pillows, Towels, etc.-
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