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if Manager Tyrus had kept Art in the box he might
'l'igc-rs still hold the lead 5 to 3 when he was relieved
lcd over second. scoring Mcusel from third
I. to 4. Then later Meusel drove out his homer into
ill. scored two men ahead of him and. won the
:uth sing
0
straight yesterday when they defeated the
the fifth inning after W‘itt and
Up to that inning-the local player had
runs in the third inning when they appeared to
The champions llIth‘ one more g
at least one pennant winucr this season.
Will Hans Accept?
He respects the veteran's
at hclp in putting the Pirates back on their
nus urc hopin;r that llnns \Y
offered him by the Pirate club ow
Pittsburg players with his valuable
tub and will make them a stronger
McKechnic has uskmi the club
has a wise lmscball head
'kccn judgment and
Yl-t that is not why Manager
’l‘hc great old shortstop
grmtcst shortstop ill the game tor 11y?
Boston runs. Ford. thc I‘ittsbnrg rootors Maranvillc.
Manager C001) is lit-(‘Oll‘llllg disgusted with 1’
his iu-iil'l‘crt-nt attitude and listless playing.
«r has on several occasions failed to give
cs during the past few weeks. Ech has the ability
rs in the Amcrlcan League and for that. reason
11ers.
o 0‘
So there you are!
lit session Manager Cobb and Left Fielder Veach
present Cincinnati seriesyester-
ame with the Reds and one Vu’lth
\Vhich will
aunt-r will accept the
Besides
coaching. the
The-,Chicago falls say
and the
.lus \Villnrd says that 111- will be. rcady for a. battle with licmpscy in
itchcr Ilovl'ard Emke because
Although the Tiger team has
or the .top in. the pun tint race, the veteran
his'best efforts to his club and
to be
3:21“ thc‘mérc peeved over his fictions.
‘nl'|.!i|iil|'
Vl't ;I:~~l-t‘l.lllul1.
committee.
It is also planned to
(«\coss will be used to
of
'i'tluw 11w «‘11Sli puns at opt-u tour-
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.7 4m the Mound
\\'itl'. Johnny
hriiluv l
ciush with
ul‘ti-rnooll at iludck Field.
1|‘I|l>. us ttu- \\11111Ir now gets only
liuucr of no hit. no
.-. on the mound the “'llllams-
:de Sox of New York city will
the Sprlngwoods Sunday
Among thn-ir long string of victories
this svuson is a clcvcn to one decision
()Yi‘l' tlu- City
Island Giants which
nil-nus that the- Hill 'l‘oppcrs will have
to he at their host to turn in a win
over lllt‘ New Yorkers.
The line-up:
Turgon .. . . ..
......
second base
.1. Lonchuk . . . . . . . . . .
shortstop
Kollzlut . . . ............. .
left field
Whonc . . .
right field
Nzlzzaro ..... .......... ...... Ellis
‘ center field ,
'l‘ickey . Vick
catcher
lit-dwuy . . . . . ........... . . . Manko
first base
Mllls........ ........... ....Bauer
pitcher ( n
I'lumbo . Eichnerlo
third base ;
Curtin Knocks
- Out Clifford’.
......... Carlos
........ None
Shel-be
....... . . . . . O'Donnell
Irish Johnny Curtin of Jersey City.
knocked out Joe Clifford of New York
in the seventh round of the scheduled
twelve-round feature bout
Bayonne A. A. last night. Curtin put}
over the 0. K. in the seventh with a:
at. the
left to the stomach and right to the
jaw: Johnny Cole of Jersey City, out—
pointed Butch-Wallace of Pascale in
the eight-round semi-final.
Other Sports on Page Three .
FiVe Leading Hitters
in Each Major League
AMERICAN LEAGUE
' NATIONAL DEAGUE
G.
91 355 141
89 .839 124
78 285 104
85 346 126
79 319 114
Hornsby. St. Louis
Hollocher. Chicago
Grimes. Chicago . .
Bight-c. Pittsburgh
Johnston, Brooklyn
Yale Declines to
G. A.B. H.
Stsler. St. Louis . .. .89 366 152
Cohh. Detroit ...... 78 305 124
Speaker. Clove-land 79 29:: 10.5
~ Hellmann. Detroit . 85 331 118
Bossier. Detroit . . . . 80 244 86
. L. P.C. ;l:ilcy ..................... Pollock; F. _ 11 Th.
St. Louis .......... 5: 37 .554‘ . SW01)“ base * [11 1rd-
XNV York ........ 53 4., £65 Guarmen‘ . . . ......... . . . Meijeskil l S es
Chicago ........ . . . 46 4'3 _517 first base
P (1 Cleveland _ ........ 45 44 .511 Burke . . . . . . . .1 ............... Devitt
' “El-"0“ ------------ 4G 45 -505 s lortstop ‘mont Yacht Club vesterdav The time
'“E \Vnshington ------- 40 46 .465 Bethke ' ' ' ' ‘ """"""" ' ' Squires l for five and one-half miles. was three I
4“” Boston ........ . . . . as 51 .427 ”11‘" field - . ghouls and fifteen seconds.
.3b0 iPhiladclphia - ' . 35 49 .417 Schmidt . .............. . . . 1‘ eibelch l
.356 left field 1
.353 Keena . .1. . ............... . . . . Page 3 - Uncle Eben.
,L L, mudguse
A13. H. P11
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.366
.365
.364
.357
- Release Leader as ,
Rowing Coach
SEATTLE. Wash. July
2 2.—Yale’
University has declined to release Ed
Leader'as coach of her boat crews for.
rmemployment by the University of
W'ashington. it: was announced yester-
day by A. R. Hilen, president of the
\Vashington Alumni
Association.
Hllen said he had a telegram from F.
\V. Allen. chairman of the Yale row-
ing committee. stating in no uncertain
manner that no further chance would
be? given Washington to bid for the
finial-.8 of its former coach.
"We do not feel now that in fair;
ing to ‘Hilen.
958 to all the. matter can be rc-
pened." the telegram stated. accord-
The statement was in response to a.
irequest from the Washington alumni
to release Leader from his promise to
go to Yale.
Lang-ford and Tate
to Meet August '4-
CHICAGO. July 22,—Sam‘imng- -
Negro, heavy-
ford and Bill" Tate. -
weights._ were matched yesterday 30'
box ten rounds in Tulsa. 01:13.. August
4. -Tate will
Advertise in, the cannula.
meet; Fred ,-Fulton in
lPortland, 01-6.. August 21; '
. lie-will be in‘coudition cor'tn'e match.
‘1
rms‘i ififio‘m . MOELA AND” summit“- is .svmntlznon
.1301"
A .,.
The picture shim-s, Mlle. Suza
championship match at W
Mrs. Mallory unon
oral of deliberately A
'—
. _. .,
1mbledon;on July 8. whim the French girl won with ease.
. her arrival denounced the newspapers.
misquotmg her time and again. -
nnc Lenglcn (in foreground) pitted against. Mrs. Molla Mallory in them
She accused all newspapers in gen-
{A
L CHICAGO. July 22
5 Press) .—Pcrhaps 'i‘yrus
‘Cobgb is convinced. in his own
that heifislowing up. .after seven"
-years as‘afitoy in the American
_ue, >buh9§§rge Sister, the ‘
player withifi'St. Louis whose lien?
~honors Cobb is threatening today"
{positive the “Georgia Peach”,
. his most dangerous ri‘val— for
I batting championship.
l The race between Cobb.a.nd
today had narrowed down to a
ence of only eleven points. with. *
setting the pace with an chemise
416, a drop of four points Vi
«reek. Cobb¢aéontinuing his v
rampage, amg‘fi'ed out nine hits A ‘1:
zlagat- five games. bringing his a.
to .405... while the best Sister conic!
was four in as many games. 7 ~ <
Slsler. however. is showing
worth -in base‘ stealing and sea,
having registered 79 times and: 4
34 oases-“the base base-stealing pa?
formance in the major leagues. : ‘
Clarence “Tillie" “’alker, the
gln'g outfielder with Philadelphii'
havinga hald time catchingRo
Hornsby, the National League? 1:
run leader. Just when Tillie polea‘ ,
circuit drive. Hornsby bats one”
himself. rung smashed m'ori't'
one game and ran his string up {10*
which gave him a lead of 'two
of Ken Williams of St. Louis.
Heilmaun of Detroit, has 16 and
Ruth has 15.
A recruit and a. veteran are '_ - -
the National Leaguers~ somethtn‘s‘
talk about this week. The recruit
_La.wrencc “Hack" Miller. the 1'!—
.coast slugger with Chicago. alld‘tli
reteran is Jake Daubert, first --: .-
iwith Cincinnati. They have
l
iwielding the hickory ,with_telling
l Norwalk Bridgeport Brass
American 13011qu
Yesterday’siResultso
right field
Kcnez....... ..... ......’.Mehaleck‘ ..
right: field did-
Eastern League
Hartford 6, Albany 3.
J’ittslield 11—1. W'alffi‘bury 6-0_
of twenty—six home runs to his credit with a string of 25 for the m
T r L — , I v A
THESTAuD - ' . ‘
Il\GS _. Norw allgks VS. Hornsby Needs
.- “T". .. "—1ng . l ridgeport Brass Two More Homers
. . \V. L. P. "
iXy-w Huron .... ‘ . .. - 31 6:27. 1 The Norwalks will" meet the strong for New Itecor ;
’PlllSfiL’lll. ... 4:: :4; ' ~ 1 Bridgeport Brass team Sunday on the .. , - "
\Vutcrbury_ ......‘.... 1; .‘ii' .538 ;Malone Field at 3 o'clock. This club 81' LOUIS me 2z'—“’lul a total
Hartford . _ . _ . J 41: 35 , :533 ‘has defeated the. Norwalks 3 to ‘0 in a . . . . »
Bridgeport .. u. .. _ 4“ 43 .18” Eric-hit and no-run game with Connors Listeuiérydliogers Llornsby 0f the SL2
Allliuly ..... .... . 4:« 44 4"; ttheir Sim pitcher in the box. This “ms. 4r mats. needs. only two more
g , ‘ _ .,. ' _ . . 1 b w ' k. ' _ . ., m cncult duves to establish a new home .
cpllllgllulu . 0L 4-.) A44 'C uv as )00 ed last e‘enn‘g' ”k”: lrun record for th ‘ N t’ 1 Le ‘
I’llvhbul'b’ L,“ 5., 3,0 the place of the All halibury's who l“.. - e ' a} lona 33119.;
p _ ‘ _, canceled the. game claiming thev' llllaxnson of the Chicago team. set.
—-——=— t ‘ . ' _ ~ the present National League record in’
N (ouliin t get a team together. Connors - ‘
““0““ [tune and Brazis'will be the battery of the 1536 “uh twelily—seven homers.
Nu“; York — W 31: P-C- I.131‘ass Co. team. This team has dc- mg::nsh\y tslrealdyi has established a
St. Louis ' ‘_' ' ' ;‘ ‘ :6 3: :61? {rented the Norwalks and also the K. 1‘40““: £53102: éague récord pre-
Cllicawo ‘ " ' ' ' - '1' *" . ‘9 061” ‘of C. team but loosing to the Lock- lPhiladel )hia 3d 'axgy brfi-‘ath 0f
Ciltcixfxl-tl'. . . ‘ ' ' T .331 .woods. 0“ “‘3“ Sunday the. Norwulks irecord 01f "finial?" lislltlfntodSS'lldx-Zgi
_ . - 7’s . . . - - :open up a live-game series with \V‘il-5 ) . ‘ ~ . . ‘
gaotgtai.“ "w ,- 48,9 iton at ”Wilton. A bus will run from‘ago' Igornsby has gusty-{fie .more
I‘M . ,v' . ‘ , 49%;“; Boston Store. which time will be ‘lgfgmesm 11.5"898301'1 "1 which to he the
TicSton ~ K . 3“: announced later. The line-up forlfiftem- nos record breaking total to
, _ - - - ' r v}- , ‘3‘° ‘Sundny‘s game is as follows: 3 y-nlue.
*———- l
“South Wind”
S " - - . -
.do'fehivsgath ‘3an? :Iwngd :5 00131111110 Garner of kentuckl‘. ‘now rank third ‘
1 ._ . m ' ‘ c ug ' r.. fims Ed sixth and seventh, respectively, rm
Ithud in the star class of the Larch-.49. 25 and 2:, winnings to their c
s" u' _ ~ ,, ,, it-.. me—moteJom.know&" said .Unclerlamf lightweight championpyestaza’y
u 1‘ a“ ' ' ' ' """"" ' ' ' ' - ~ Shaw : Eben. “de more you finds out da-t you lwa's matched to meet Ever Runner
{didn’t know what you thought you "of Chicago in a ten round contest: gt.
:fect, each cracking out a dozen”.
.in their last seven gémes. Dan
ghltllng included two doubles and-é.
‘home run. while Miller bagged {our
circuit drives and two doubles. '
‘ .Hornsby's keen eye and him
prowess keeps him out in fmnt .
the major league home run clo
O’Neill Again _ .
Best Jockey
PARIS. July 22 (Associated Plea)«
—Fl‘ank O'Neill of St. Louis j '31 e
ninety winnings to his credit. 11335061:
a commanding lead over the field at,
flat racing jockeys. as the middle at
the French racing season is reached
that he is. practically certain. harm
accidents. to prove to be France's beat:
Jockey of 1922, as he has been event
.year since he came to Europe in 190“ 7
‘ Outside of O'Neill. however. Amaggt‘i
lean jockeys this year are not meeting“
{with their usual success: Matt m4
,Gee of Shcepshcad Day. Winkfieldiflls
icolcrcd lad from Tennessee, and 731v"
Leonard Matched ,. ,
to Meet Hammer f ]
CHICAGO. July 22.——Benny 1m—
iMichigan City. Ind.. August 5.
Scully ... Brazisi
catcher ‘
pitcher
Umpire—Fred Reidell.
Giants Still
Fitchburg 9. Bridgeport 3.
New Haven 9-10, Springfield 1-4.
Dunn Connors
Nil-"01181 Dengue
Cincinnati 5. New York 3.
Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia. 0.
.Chicago 1. Brooklyn 0. ‘
St. Louis 6. Boston 1.
in the Lead
‘ NEW YORK. July 22.—By virtue of
a statistical freak theGlants still cling
to the lead in the National, League
race. (our. percentage points ahead of
the St. Louis Cardinal clan. The Reds
found Fred Toney for a. bouquet of
hits and’to defeat the Gian-ts 5 to 3.
while the St. Louimn‘s. in awe-inning
batting bee. won‘ from the Bravo: 6
to 1.
The Pirates shut out Philadelphia is , '
to 0. with Morrison hurling in rare
form. ‘
Wilbert Robins“ Brooklynites lost 1
to 0 to the Cubs in the fastest played
game of the season. Grover Alexan-
der held the Dodgers to four hits.
With Bob Meusel hitting perfectly
in four times at bat scoring ' or _
driving in all runs. the Yanks defeat- , ;
ed Detroit 7 to 5. and 'kept pace' with ‘
the Browns. who‘ pounded“ three
Athletic hurlem for 16 hitsand a; ten. _ .,
to two victory. Speaker-3' Indiantsa:on * "
~ . ‘ their twelfth straight game. lug
wanth‘ l‘lore .Tlme ‘the Washington club ’1 to 0. and nosed
_ - h the Detroit Club from fourth place...
-.LOSANGELES.'JuIy 22.-'-Jess Wil- John Collins' vwo'rk at. the" plate p
lard. will not consider. September.) 29 ,enabled the Red Sox to win from-the ;
”"3? “8‘9 ‘0' his PmPosed champion-lete 803:, s, to 7 in eleven innings _
ship bout With 33'0“ DemDSéYJ' Wil- ‘alild the Bostonian gave up the cellar.
15“?”an 3“ addition-Himm- three .poaition to the Maekmen. * 3
5nd? 0‘ “841.1411th makg sure, that ._._._.._._—.—-——-———-——
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American League
New York 7. Detroit 5.
Boston 8. Chicago 7.
fits Louis 10. Philadelphia, 2.
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New Haven at Springfield.
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Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American Loam
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
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