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f m?- 'Bovgn’ Emilio s-r.
:LGI‘HS 3&0sz KEE?»"13N!¥ RST! P
.‘ l . .- , 4 ‘
,THL STANDINGS SIX Meter Yachts _ .. - “I W “l 7 LACE»
__ ‘ - “a... _ ‘ k u
mmm mm Q’g Race in September ~ ,3. g 7 ‘
\V‘. P.C. ' - ~ "’ . E“ t:
“ W “H" “ 47 39 133* NEW roux. July 19.-During'Scp- : I, _
. ll! ll-lll} ..... .- . 43 33 .566 lOn‘lllPY in ‘lll‘ breezy “ca“;m of l‘ong f
”m". """"" ' 3“ 34 ‘528 island‘Sonnd. America will try to re- _ ,
‘ “’1'“ M ' ' ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ ' ' 35 34 '525 lricve the British-America Cup lost to i ._.
:ti‘ulswpori . . . . . . 33 - 41 .481 England‘lastQ‘ear. . \ ‘ ;‘ i “2
”“4“” ' """ 39 42 “l A“ Thocontcsmnts will he 1W0 icnmr of , l
Qakll‘lllfi'll'lll . .. 35 43 '47'5‘ six mciér “1015's. four bootsio a side. . .
{‘l‘*"““’""“ ' l ‘ 27 b" .333] which will ho sailed over lhc course in H
M ‘ ' §ix hwils on as many days? ”To mini 3
National 1 "me winner to hr the tram with tho {II‘P‘H‘
\V. 7]": fl P'C' csl iifL’!‘1’§—'llil"0i points. The first “03“
r;\-‘\V fifk . . . . . . ~ . .:I ‘i 3 ‘G17 ‘0 illllsll “'lll lu‘ ;1\\'lll‘dt‘d eight poll“?-
3“? ”ml“ ---------- id" 37‘ 4"“: 4.11.4 gamma svvvn. and the others in“ ,_3
‘ ll‘H‘hL‘H . . . . . . . 4 "(l .529 '. 3 FUD“- " ..
‘4'Tl‘f‘ll‘ll7lll ......... 4! 41 .5113" ‘1 I331: rum-s as l‘flk‘i'F ”re “2t lhp same ‘
war (rxl ' ......... . 421 43 .491 , S . {or i]l(‘ Alllvl‘lCiill ~‘u '5, ~
EI‘I‘E“?"’\‘ :1‘ ' 39 N '4‘” flb'ltlleo inwll size- of the boots , ,SWC‘S
l’lHlmervlw: ....... 3]. 45) .5357 rank :unnlrlll‘s :1 chance to qunhi)‘.
il\|\llHl ......... :' . 39 ' .L' 3.55 lll'flllllllllfl August 21. Oyster Bay
' “-m l..- nun“! With the sang of a score.
A"“‘”"“" 1‘0'811“ (.r Am. y'](‘:in luouls‘ whose owners \Vlll a
“7- [1- 'fP.C. "\- 10 nmlu- thr- tg-am. 'l‘lic most‘ol -. ; -‘~\
N‘ ""“w “""‘ ' "'5'" 3'7 '5‘“ noun 12ml inchis especially built. as is " ; § ,
NW“- Ynlk ......... 50 21‘." .56: ' 1 5"“ ill )«jn land “<11059 tony“ Eras ‘ ,‘
FMH‘U' """"" 4‘: 4! '52:; LEVEJU svlcclfd. The British [our . ERANK. _
“MW” """""" 43 4:; ‘5” will lw the Jean. Rosé. (‘oilc ill. and a TA‘LM ’ E
'(‘le-H lililil ........ 3 41 .494 l-‘il't' “mu “0‘ _\‘('t named. #06 ‘
‘.'iil:<llillL-'.l'3|l ...... 4i" .43 ~45: In addition to other entries. ii is ox—
“ ”“1“ Wm“ """" M 47 ’43” ilcctcd that boats from the following
“MN” """ ‘ 36 5" .410 clubs will participate- in the Amcricnn
_ — climinuiion trials: Yacht Racing Asso- ._
lyesterday,s Results elation of Long Island Sound. llalii— 3- HUBERT
_.__*_._ - more Yacht Club. Philndclpliln—Coriw PRUEI'T
liasicm IRJIL‘IIIC lliizm C‘luh. Yacht Tfacing' Union of( ‘.
s,.,-l.,lgn..m 4. x..“- n lvcn 2‘ Massachusetts. Now lork \nchl Club. 3
Alinlnx 4 iénphmng ~ Corinthian Yachl Club of Mm-hleli’en‘d. Y
\anr ”21.3% {I llrillm‘pt 't 3‘ Alluniic Yacht Club and ilu- llmcrl} -_ _ ‘
l’nlmclll :n Hartford rain. Yacht 01“” m:_(fif
fl
_‘ , 4:5?
National [lemme Several Homers
('im Illirnli Tl. lloslun 2, .
(‘lll’H‘YlV i. l‘llilznlr‘lph‘. 3. Blade Yesterday
“mm ”‘3” ”t l’ittshurgl ruin. thc American ldcnnuc illis scnson.
.\'lrl\‘.’ YORK, July liL—llolding lllPi 30h \‘vuch's honlcr with llu~ bums
' American Long-u: li'LUl in ilu National Long-ul- by the .full tied the score in the scvvnlh. Inn! ' ‘
NV“ "0'1“ H‘ (‘hicngzo scum margin of half a name. the ;tho lit-(l Fox cnmn hack with unollwr ”j .r
llwuon i1. llclrnii 5.
('lmvlnlnl ii. l‘hilmlrlpl‘. 3.
Si. Louis at \Yushingtol. ruin.
Games Today
lilhti'rn ln‘ng‘uc
,h‘lninlzlu M M llnl'llmvl,
li'llvlil mg ml l'lltsllclul.
Albany :il \Vulvrl-nr‘}.
lzriulul poll .‘li Nn-n' ll:'\'(‘n.
National lm-nguc
lit-klnn Ill 5!. Loni-4.
N: w Yuri; at Cincinnati.
l’lrilmlo lnlxiu in? Pittsburgh.
liiunldin nl i'lllcngo.
Am‘cricnn Lougue
(‘liiv-ngtn ill lint-inn
“Hunt at New. \ wk.
(ll: w l.lllll M \\‘..>‘ inglon.
SI. lJnni< :ll l’liil.n‘~ llvlviu.
Midsummer Bouts
liainls movcd on lo Cinclnnnii today. '; run and defeated ilclroit 6-." for the
:ifu-r n disastrous scrics in St. Louis in illrsl limo iliis season on thclr Amino
which ill“)‘ dropped lhl‘cc (ml of [our igl'oumls. .
mum-s to the lust going Cards.‘ 'l‘hrt-c of thc fivc hils guihcrwl alt
Ricki-V's "“11 took thc llnnl game. 5' ‘0 g 11:1ch \vcrc- lmmcrs—wlwo by Nicli-‘ll- 1
8. u SL‘L'SLIAV slugging mulch in which ‘son and oncl-y ltocckvlg—lmi lhc lluls
thc lrnd' clizlngml livc limos. Eddie hit ”oschgur for i‘ourlccn Mona
Ainsmitli cmckcd out. his ifnlli homer and won from llosion 9 (03.
of iln- scnson during lhc hulllc. llny Grime-3 cclclnutt-d his rciurn lo
Al'icr (‘lrol‘l‘lm-r llircc in a row to-i-hc gnmc with four hits. including a
Chicago. the Yanks poundcd (lime. donhlc and'a hmnvr. and uidmi lhe
White Sox‘ lwirlcrs for iwcniy him and Cnhx to down l’liiluliclphin G to 3.
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Nl‘.\\’ \'m:i<. .lnl_\' 19. wMillsulnmm 3
1:\.ln' 'wiix’iiy in nirlrnpr-hlun l’lllLTS ix
uphill um him; Mr [mini of nation
4 ill :4 4. \\"nl'. lln ln-nnmwi»'l‘cn«llv
,illzllluon'lll cliurnllinnslnlv bout no).
\il-clM lln' :llllplllllll’illl‘i‘ knonn ll.
Illclmlll's Arvin. lu lw-lng: l‘i‘l;(l\1ll"(i’
lnr lln coming ('Ollli'Sl. l.r-miul‘~i Il."l
"<1an 1' nrt- lrnininr: in n(:lrl;y
i-IllllllnS.
A ll lnuuglr ilw
«lvr‘isiuu
mulch is lvui a i\\'l'l"(‘
mu zrl :m COllil'fil. genera-l
:vpll‘llril :Imnnrs lo lcun tnwnrll a «it'-
u-y n‘ 115””. unvl llw champion is a.
«l-le'wl l'nwu'ilr.
Aw: li'v lA'lilllll‘ll 'l‘vmilcr conicsnt.
Jill-k 1v. mlm x :nnl "Hurry \Yills will
«Il’lllil‘ ll. ‘ "r \\'lll~' i5 HlH'llllll'll l0
m-‘Il . :2‘ up»: ' will in “Tut" Jill'k-
g... l . v ‘1 decision battle
1:. l'- +1 . ,\. M: S. In Scpln-m-
in: In M g» u; .l-s< \Villaird will
i" . l
i l. n 1-4 t-xpcctcd will
lw I. ..., 3’ .l. ,m I‘m probably on
Swpl: mm: .‘IA \ lll -l\ rlzr final op<~n
.m ;.;.; ~ (-3 ll: mum-5' in compo-
lrllm; 1:. Mix rmnma :1: liusl for tho”
.-.l-,.:m:. ll; EDI; “illnnl is already in
training, lunlrws i.~ touring and giv-
inz: i ~ illlVlliOnf-l ‘l-l‘l linzinzlry lo sch-31in};
:i liar: in; (mini. mnl Slllll‘fi; Clown iU
pv-‘nll .lm: in! 1M l-nlllv.
Gene Sarazen
Gave Up Last
l‘llli'.\rl"l. .lulx' lil (Associatwl
'l‘lr ‘) l!'|(7;l'll".\‘;ll(l'/1'll llil'l :I!lll“l‘f’d
In 1m .l‘. muxirn "Sl‘srvl'lllzlki'l‘. stick
:1!» 5h‘.‘ w.“ 'm v» ulll now lm W1:-
11.“:1' ~-l- - < I» {:11 lxmlgccu‘, while
l-I-ln‘w .lw-.~ l‘m» ur-ulhlul Atlnnm
.unci > .' l luck. ”16- Oakland
“21' mum . l. '»-'- i ll playing off ill”
in- l New» ll mu .. gun (-l.nlnpi(m.
'r ‘ r ‘ ~ ‘i\ in his: last as
1“.” ll - '3 . r.» hl.U['- in .\'.-w
L’le‘h ,< ;.-, l 1 . Ivtlin ”rook-
n--' p“ ‘ 1W“: (u'u’ldifi'l
.L l. n » l: | nrmz ll.1w;lts of
“1.4): ' 'l.. :mu ‘ r‘ :24- tic will last
an. an zlrvnt o.” ivlzwdnarrzl l?”
I'lllrl‘AHl H.» can law in ....i‘».~ .
Wm l. 1'. it. in: l,‘ . ’1 d n‘ “.i {*ll‘fztl:
Haw 1'.” u’ :34 to Ii: n '. ll.‘ rluuL'l ‘x‘
H?» llv :,-w‘ 0' l‘. Nu? .m‘ >z'lwkful1‘l5
l-‘zz ln~ :nl‘. ‘ Mom 1: so por-
llxn‘ f « Famzcn finally
tsrwci M" :iflrr his son had
g ' llrrmr proof of his prowess on
..._
In the Realm of "
, Sports V
By F. V. McMahon
l
Lust night‘s twilight lmll game between the Kayceys and the Norwalk
.‘ul Sim-s {01' tm “UlSrn lll‘lll‘lll mml" was well attended. As a result a. good
mun was rcnlizml to lw lillll(‘|l to thc amount previously collccicd and which
wl‘: bc- prcscntml to tho Norwulk major league before today's game at {lie
I’( Grounds bclxvrcn lhc Yunkrrs and the Detroit Tigers,
3 u
n- re's hoping that Arthur gets the pitching assignment todny 'for
helm: and inc-n. nfh-r no go is it. that he wins his game for ihe benefit of his
lnuny :wrwulk admirers; who will be present at the game rooting for him.
a O I I
’ Calm and his players at the pace they are going will make the New
iorkers hustle to capture the series that gets under way today. The T126?!
have completely shaken of: their slump and are again. playing about thé best
ball in an; league. 7
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O U C I
The prvseni series will prove a big attractlon to New York random. as thé
Yankees inn-u yet to win their first series with Detroit this season. Further—
morc. Cobb has always been a big drawing card in the Metropolis.» notwith-
standing tl-m fact that he appears to €ome in for more than his share of
naming. 'l‘llc veteran has done wonders with his team this ygar and has
commanded the admiration of the entire baseball world. -
O I D 4-.
One thing.r that will greatly favor‘the Giants lnzthelr close race for the
pennant with the Cardinals is their long home stand during the month of
Strut-inner. ’l‘ho Cardlnals will be on the road during the greater part of the
month and may find the going a little harder away from the home folks.
I have been :nskgd my opinion of the greatest second baseman playing in
the major leagues tacitly and I answer unhesitatjngly. Rogers Hamby. I know
some fans will disagrwiwith me and maintain that Eddie Collins is still the
pee-r of the keystone performers and they have 'a perfect right to their
opinion. hut-it does seem that the National League star should get first call
whcn you consider; Ural: he is battin‘g'some 56 or 60 points better than the
White Sox captain mild excelling hlm‘in every other department of the game.
if we are to judge from the official averages. '
1
Kenneth W'illiams has been rather quiet of late in his home‘run hitting.
Likmrisc Curtis Walker of the athletics. Babe RuthJs now bursix home-
runs behind these two Sluggers and threatens to wrestle; the lead trom them
a 14—4 victory in tho final gunn‘. llob —-—-—---————‘ G. AJJ. H. P.C.
Shaivkcy struck out lcn incn. Hurry “'ILL PREPARE PROGRA'.“ Sislcr. St. Louis . . . . S6 356 148 Ali}
Hooper hit his third llOllH‘f‘ in us many FOR DAIRY (‘ONGIH‘ZSK ‘(Tobln Detroit ...... 75 295 119 .4n3 t
days and )lf‘llshl aml \Vitl rv-gislcred ffilwnkcr. (‘lrulnnl .76 2183 1MB .Ilell
four hits unit-cc. lhc i’ornwr driving in NEW HAVEN. July lit-«Chorus (“L , licilnnmol)clroil . s: 319 114 .357;
mvcn runs. Morris. of this city and Newiown. has Miller. l’lllluliulphia 7-1 284 99 .349
Homo runs by Speaker and \Vood. been named one of thc twenty-om“ ("M l .« —-,~~ ..
coupled with Morton's effective, pitch-f ports to prcparc n proprrnm for lilt'; NATIONAL LEAGI‘E
inf: gave Clcvclnncl :1 «L3 victory oror,worl-l's dairy congress in Odom-mi . , G. AJ}. H. Pi}.
thc Athletics and its ninih slrnightl 11123. The meeting nlacc of lhc- con- ' llornshy. St. Louis. 2515 344 136 .895
triumph. lln- longcsl winningr slrcnk in { gross-1 has not been fixed. ‘ lliollicher. Chicago. . SG 327 127 .367
- ‘ ’ .fll‘inics. Chicago . .. 76 276‘ I‘ll .356
’mgimx I'lllsllurg .82 333 121 .363
Jo‘lznslol’l. Brooklyn 79 319114 .35’7‘
. field.
- Jar-'7 +0 RIG 1“ GE E
SlSLER‘ -KH ORG
.. iuow®.'q.§“
Five Leading Hitters
. ‘ in limb Major; League
" ”mums LEAGUE
mee Nlios
..- ,
The Elm groves will cross hula with
ihc fast \Vcst Norwalk Arrow-s on Sun-
any aftcrnoon. July 23 at the Arrow!
All mcmlivcrs arc rcquoslcd to
meet in front of the manngcrs home at
1:45 slmrp. Til? probable line—up for
Sunday: ,
Kuirmay, catcher: Hodmz, pitcher:
lu'mdy. first base); Tookcr. second base;
Mnurlca, shortstop: Garncld. athlrd
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base; l). Ira-"OHLIQ‘Tt ficid: ,Il. Fallon”
ccntcr field; Wickc. right field; Carey.
ulllily. ,
Longwood Bowl ‘
Tennis Singles
BROOKLYN J. Mass. July 19.-—~The
resumption of play this afternoon in.
the third round ,0! the Longwood
Bowl tennis singles warexpected to
present some of the best matches since
the start of the challenge tournament
on Monday.
Vlr'illiam T. Tilden. 2d. who dis-
played dazzling form with Wallace F.
Johnson in whining their doubles Yes-
terday, against A. 0. Butler and H; B.
Shaw. Edslon players. was to make his
first appearance today in the ningles.
Phil Bettcns of San Francisco was the
national Champion's opponent. The
second round of the doubles was also
to be played today.
Duncan and g ‘
Mitchell ‘ in
‘MINNEAPOLJSS July 19. —— Abe
Mitchell and George Duncan tied a
golf record and then broke it today
when they defeated Harrison (Jimm'y)
Johnson of somerset. and Willis Kidd
or Interlachen,‘ 5 and a. in a thirty-six
hole exhibition match at Interlaohen.
Wills Elinu'nates Clarke
W'INNIPEG. Mam. July_19.-——Harrs‘
“filly. challenger’for Jack {Demvsey's
crown. knocked out Jeff Clarke, “the
Joplin Ghost." in the third round last
_—-—
ENNETH MLums vi
Richards on Way. ’-
\ cl cfnn~ Tri'iioslon
:u-mpt to swim the English Channcl
New Englandcr to leave for England
Ito attempt the Channel swim. his rel-
llow llslrrcl. cluhman. Charles Tolh.
:fllld Richardu will be jolncd later. it
lis said. by .l‘l'cnry Sullivan of Lowell.
who has
swim the Channel. and by \\’allcr Pat-
terson of Bridgeport. Conn.
Landis Comments
. years in the. American League."
s‘“
<1 ,
fii‘M’MOMfiI.
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Get
“Reb‘” Russell
"l‘l'l‘TSi’alfi'iGH. July ilk—411 n dos:-
zplfl'illl‘ cndcnx'or to strengthen the
{i‘irnlcs llill Blchchlllc has made 11
Goal with tho Blinncnpolisclub or the
Amcricnn Association whereby "Roll"
l‘l’irates to
7 toTry-toSwinr , *
English Channel
BOSTON. .luly lll.——~Sam Richards.
long dislzmcc swim- ,
sinned work
vicinity in connection with
.Whlle in lawn. "The fifllfififii
.A group of lour colléig ’
in South :NO
ship comes! being held};
ncnl New York pulifiglfifia‘
I’mler the urrnngemehfilV'fl
conccrn will pay part of t
pcnscs at college next year
for their summer work. U u
who purpul‘l to lie college
l’wll0\\‘3 carry crudeu‘lialé W‘ ..
withonl doubt their l‘élifihfll
arc lining bnckcd by Danni}: I
comprise lilo town:
lion Swmuilcl‘ (Capt). Yam
J. D. Slockcr. Yale ’25.’
E. A. Finlay. Yale ’25.
Goorgc Flll‘lll‘Y. Yale ’25.
mm. snowman IN 311m?
MIlAVA‘s’KlGE. Wis. Ju‘ ,
n'zmlv-c's: rrml sit‘ol'iage is 50
mcr. loft last night [or New York on
his way to England. where he will {its Russell. former \V‘hilc Sox lct‘t hander
will conic to lhe Pirates. In esclmnecs
lhc Pittsburgh club gives Balm Hol-|
linzswori‘n and n. ounch of moncy. Thn E
acquisition of Russell is taken m‘
meaning that Earl Hamilton soon will 1
go to the minors.
ncxt month. Richards is the second
lmrlng left 11 short time ago. Tolh
‘-
Jack Coombs
l Continues as Williams
BaSeball Coach
“VILLTAMSTOKVN. Mass... July 19.-—~
W’lllinms College has rc-cngaged Jack
Coomhs. the former big league pitcher.
to coach its baseball nine again next
year. He has been in charge of the
Purple for the last two seasons and
his work has been considered Very sat—
isfactory despite the fact the team's
record was something of a disappoint-
ment. Coombs has been handicapped
scve ml
5
i
made nilompts lo
on Cobb’s Pitching
CHICAGO. July 19. — Kcnesaw
Mounluin Landls. baschall commis-
sioner. took :1 look at therpapers today
and learned. ,to his surprise. that Ty
Cobb was giving George Slslcr a’dea-
pcmie fight for batting honors of the
.vnul how, nccording t9 W3
Frrighi 5:1V’tli1l-"l‘5‘ Wit-13013;
Hflnelulbs arc no longer able;
G: Milli.
5mm ;
TllAT ii
The Ryan Storage Buttow
The Willlard Batteryemgimt
tery uervlce on a“ malm , ' ~
This establishment ll
located at 49 West aim.
here find it Very con- fl
in the private covered
the particular service .
the care and attention you
buttery that prolongijul m
milieu. Phone 938. ,
locnl marine incur.-
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American League- by lack of material.
Cobb batting .406: Sislor .4202 Cobb
gets iii-"orbits in one game. including a.
home run. read the commissioner.
"Ain't it a shame about poor old.
man Cobb?" Landls said. “They said
he was slipping and ready for the
home of the aged." ' .
“Five hits in one gamea—one a horn»
er." mused the former federal judge. 3'
“ " ' * * ' and this after leventetn
High Mark for ,
‘ - Golf Adm
NEW YORK. July 19.-—Tlie United
States Golf Association derived $15.0}:
from, admissions» during the national
open golf champiOnship at Shame Int
week. a, high mark for golf tournafi
mom. receipts. according to "T. J.
Manon, who had charge of the. affair-.1
On Friday six thousand dollars «has
paid in and the next day $5,800.
'Templetoii ‘Poloi’gts Lose—
ROEHAMPTON, Englandw‘July' 19.
»In the semi‘final gamo of the Roof
”salon;
night. “fills created a. favorable im—
preselun‘with *hisyncience. speed and
hitting powers. In the first round he
knocked Clarke down and three times
in the thirdbefore the referee mado
very shortly.
L
4:2;
a. count of ten.
E—Soindbing in wom- Alum
hampton Polo Cup tournament here
yesterdaic. the Argentine team won
irom the Templeton team,- ém whichl
the Prince of Wales played. , Theirscore
was tau:- goals to three, The. Prince
{of Walesdld not more.
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PROMISING LIGHT HEAYYWEIGH‘I‘.
Norwalk Chronicler