FRIDAY, never 4. 1922.
r» "nd
liliii MEN g
nlnlnllmn
:1 crowd oi? over five hundred
in» lin' mnrriml men of Springwood
«1-4:.le tln- sinclt- mcn in an inter--
wnlam: :znmv :lt .llmlil; Field Thursday
will
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Jilfllll luv llu scm‘c of “LS.
'l‘lw unnlv nun far from hcing a
... ummh :tn‘nir only. us was cxnrclml.
”nut punt ii In in: a wry intcresting ul-
‘hcir. l‘mth side's lilzllling ull lili‘ way to
unnu- llillll v tln- wirw first. Ilt-nliziug'
.Ihc .llulilx 01' .lm- Mullcck \vhcnit
w'man to nm‘ninq thc single mom
wuictly ll'_\'l"l or." \vln-n lln- opportunity
.l‘or :In :tt'L'nmm't :ll‘nfil',
Alllwngh ih'~ mnrriul mcn rnotvm
‘wcre outnnmlun‘ml :tt lvnst tlilt‘l‘ to
'01!" “NW mmlc up in lll‘vlst' wlmt (hr).
iluclu-«l in mnnlwrs, rspm'inll)’ in lit"
.gww-nlh. \vln-n “Hush" Mnronc cum-1*
lllTOULill nilh .‘I tripic that won the‘
g‘unxm :l roar went up tlml could la'.‘
‘lllu'll‘li t'm- milvnu around.
"Fat" Hurl- w vim us'ml in cove-r the
'diZZY ('nl'n"? l'm‘ H.1- ohl Sprinst‘wuml
loam shouvvl Hm! ln' ('Ulllll (lo Silllll'<
.thinl: wlzw li"f«'l>l‘.5¢ pml’llc icc :lmi
'rrovwl ll Ix}. «coring from svvmnl on
ma illlll‘ltl out mul that‘s going some
for n mun Hat is lunill like “Fall."
Al’twr llw nmrtiml mvn 5(‘Ol‘l't1 two
’runs tin ninule- mun cnmc hack in
llici" lmlt' n: tlw first and scored four
in: rmw \vlm-h mmlu- tln- mnrricd mcn
womlwr \vh:.t l;iz..l or :m cxcuse thcy
would luuw ln nl‘l‘vr for their wine.
but lwlw: :lr'v ~x<tnmml in lighting they
Muck to it uml linnlly cvcncd the
runni in tlu~ sixth,
\Vitli lzwmv \\'lmnv in 1hr- hox the
mnrri. «l trawl \vI-rr- plnvint: with con-
fnlcncv .lllll liilNl tlw buses in the
var-nlli \villl tln‘cr- hits. \Vilh the
haste-4 mu mnl lln- married mcn rook
org in {in npronr clmnoring for a hit.
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short space of time in
Iiol'nslry.
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Louis. fans will not
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up; ll illt‘
lhc linvup.
time ago.
Irvvvvvvvvvvvv—vv
\V'hcn Ken \Villinms.
his twenty—eighth home run on
lclics he once again jumped into the
' ln>t two weeks \Vililams
the Cardinal star, . _
llnrnshy may yet twat out the Brown outfielder.
the slugging
has made six
passing Curtis
e Realm of
\Vcdnc
lead for home run hitting. During the
who hold high honors with twenty~sevc
outfielder of the St. Louis Browns. hit
SleY off Pitcher Rommel of the 'Ath-
home runs and has succeeded in that
\Yalker of the Athletics and Rogers
n circuit
but if he does the
l‘u-l down—hearted for Hornsby too, belongs to them.
dition will-ch is Said to be sci-ions and has not becn in the right fr
to grin- his lwst. efforts. The outlicldcr‘s wife is much improved. however. and
its now \vcll on the road to recovery.
"l«‘lns‘n" Mnronc slrmlo up to the
glintc and on the first pitched hall
inlrovc :1 terrific triplv to right-field,
'tthnl clwtnt-nl llll‘
game on ice.
ert Thursday
night
the
have and put. the
sccond
vmunc of tlw Svl'lvs‘. will he played :‘t
.' llrtdik Vivid.
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TllE STANDINGS
lizls‘lt-rn lx‘nguc
W. L. P.C.
'Ncw llnwn ........ 6:3 35 .639
WValvrlIur)‘ ........ 54 40 .574
-Jlurtl'oril . . . . . ..... 47 42 .528
l'ittsliv-lil 4|? 45 .505
:liriduwpm't ........ 4Q 51 .483
Albany ............ 4G 51 .474
.lelll}:ll"lll ........ 45 51 .469
:‘ W0l‘t't~sll‘l‘ . ...... . 3‘: 65 .330
National Imagine
\V. L. P.C.
Til-w York . . . . ..... 5‘3 89 .602
.54. Louis . ....... . . til 41 .508
'“(WIlCIIL‘IIl ........... 53 46 .535
*{th‘ilmnli . . 53 49 .520
l'itlslmru‘h .. .. “50 43 .510
Brooklyn ..... ..... 48 49 .495
J’llilmll-lplliit ....... 35 57 .380
.ltostou ........ . . 3!: 63 .344
American League
W. L. P.C.
:41. Louis .......... 59 42 .584
New York 59 44 .578
,lN-lroit . . 56 47 .544
«Chicago . . . ........ 53 48 .525
-('I¢-Vl-l:1nrl . . . . . . . . 53 52 .605
"Washington . . . . . . 47 _ 63 .470
. l’hilmlt-lpitia . . . 40 58 .408
Illusion 39 62 .386
Yesterd
ay’i Results
Roan-rm League
: Albany 1. Hartford 6.
Springfield 8. Pittsfield 7.
.
Worcester 3. VVntr-rbur)’ 0.
New Haven 4, Bridgeport 3.
. 'atlonal League
St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 1.
Pittsburgh 5. Boston 1
New York 6, Chicago 0.
Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 0.
American League
Washington 2. Chicago Q.
' New York 10. Cleveland 9.
St. [mils 9. Philadelphia. 5.
‘ Detroit 7-7. Boston 0-4.
Games T
Eastern Duane
‘ltridcoport nt Hartford
oday
New Haven at Plttofleld.
Waterbury at Worcester.
'Albany at Springfield.
National League ‘
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
o
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
~ American We -
'lnston at Detroit.
Wn sh i ngton at Chicago.
Try a Sentinel Adv.
result.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
w- "y'
forth'o Bed
How is
300 Bush is doing hcrculcun work
live gmnvs won by the Yunkvcs in thc
been crcditcd with {our of them.
are so disappointed with the Dodgers'
lzcnnv Loonnrd is training very lightly for his coming bout next Saturday
with livcr Hammer. the Chicago challenger, for fear that he may re-
(loci) cut ox er his eye received in his hard fight with Lew Tcndlel‘.
Bunny («tn-MS to hevc little trouble in knocking out Hammer, of whom very
“tilt is known in thc East.
As Captain Dave Bancroft predicted the Giants pulled themselves to-
};Nhf‘l' .W'sterduy and shut out the Cubs 5 to U. The New York captain's ex~
planntion for their recent slump. in which they dropped five straight games.
:nzulc it clcnr that chcrnl mcmbers of the Giants are not in the best of con-
dition. Russ Young suffered :1 very painful injury to his right ankle two weeks
ago and only bccuuse ot his grit and determination to stick has r
Bancroft himscll‘ is handicapped with a split linger and Frank
Frisch has never fully recovered from a Charley horse whcih developed some
Frish Mruscl has done considcrabic worrying over his wife's con.
«maimed in
nmc of nllllfl
The Yankees had a hard time beating Tris Speaker's Indians .vcstcrday
but they linnlly did it in the truth inning. The final count was 10 to 9, and
us tllc Sl'Ol‘c indicates the game wna natured by heavy hitting.
hoping lluch )lcQuillnn wins mon- gamcs for John McGraw than
he (lid for Clarence Mitchell. manager of the Braves.
these days for Miller Huggins. 0f the
\V’est on their present tour Bush has
I I 9
'l‘hr-rc is one st-ction of‘Ncw York that is anxious to see the St. Louis Car-
dinals bent out the Giants in the pennant race and that section is Brooklyn
The l-‘lathush fans cannot see the Mc Graw men even with a microscope and
showing in the race that the closest
rivals or the Giants are receiving full support.
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Benny Leonard
Going to England
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind., Aug. 4.—
Aftor cnguglng in possibly one more
contest. Denny Leonard. world's
lightwclght pugilistic champion. plans!
a trip to England in quest of new op-
ponents and to give his mother and
sistcr a European trip that he has
planned on since he took the cham-
pionship from Freddie \Vclsh.
Leonard. according to announce-
mcnt from his training camp here to-
(luy. will sail for England about
Svpl?mh€t 15. for an indefinite stay.
He will meet Ever Hammer of
Chicago in a ten-round bout here to-
morrow afternoon.
}‘10 has offered $50,000 fora. 20-
rouml bout with Ernie Rice. British
titlellolder. and also is negotiating for
a contest with a. German lightweight
in Berlin.
With the exception of the cut over
his right eye. the Champion’s handlers
say he is in splendid condition for
Hammer.
Hammer is a strong left ‘hand
puncher and always aggressive. He
floored Ritchie Mitchell and Charley
White with left hooks. and each
Knocked Leonard down‘ in contest
with the champion.
aMtzO- lm
Five Leading Hitters
in Each Major League
ALIERICAN EMGUE
, G. A.B. H. RC.
Cobb. Detroit ..... 90 355 146 .411
Sisler, St. Louis .. 96 393 158 .402
Speaker. Cleveland 94 346 126 .364
Hellmann, Detroit .97 873 135 .362
Basal'er. Detroit 83 250 87 .348
NATIONAL LEAGUE
; G. A.B. . H. PD.
Hornsby. St. Louis 102 398 156 .302
Grimes. Chicago ... 84 30? 111 .361
Hollocher. Chicago 84 307 139~ .357
Bigbee. Pittsburgh. 96 390 139 .356
Daubert. Clncin... 103 403 142 .362
Sarazen Plays Sunday
Gene Sarazcn again will appear in
a New York engagement next Sunday.
He will have Tommy Annour for a.
partner against .Walter Hagen and Joe
Kirkwood at the Weatchester—Bllt-
more Country Club. The match will
be a. thirty-slx‘ hole affair. Hagen is
being tendired a. reception In RocheSe
ter, his home towr. on Saturday.
Famous Oarsmen
Matched Today
oi
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4.—~Famous
oarsmc-n of this country and Canada.
matched their skill today on the
placid waters of the Schuylkill in the
second day's program of the Golden
Anniversary Regatta of the National
Association of Anlauur Oarsmen.
Eight “'t'llofillf‘d cvcnts are: Associa-
tion senior‘singlc shclls. intermediate
four-cared shells. senior single quara
tcr-mile dash. intormcdiate single
shells. senior international four-cared
shells. intermediate quadruple shells,
senior 15!: pound doubles. and inter-
mediate eight-03ml},shells—made up.
the program. "
In the intermediate eight-cared
shell race. one of the features, the
entries includcd tho Arundel Boat
Club. Baltimore. Undine Barge Club;
Philadelphia: New Rochelle Rowing
Club. New Rochelle. N. TX: Duluth
Boat'Club. Duluth. Minn. and the
Argonaut Rowing Club. Toronto.
Walter M. Hoover, Duluth. world's
sculllng champion, probably will row
in the quarter-mile dash against
Zoma, August Muckler, Western Row-
ing Club. St. Louis: Thomas J.
Rooney. Undine Barge Club, Philadel-
phia. and William R. Hangood and
W. E. Garrett Gilmore, Bachelor-5'
Barge Club, Philadelphia. ‘
Shannon Becomes ,.
Member of Robins
.—
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-—Brooklyn
baseball fans were happy today. when
they learned that Charles H. Ebbets
had completed a. deal by which
Maurice Shannen. now with the
Columbus American Association team.
has becomea. member of the Robins.
Shannon can play any positionon the
field except first base. He has been in
the big league before-first. with-the
Athletics, negrt with the Red Sox and
then with the Senators.
He is a. good fielder and a. fair hit‘
ter. '
Woman Is. Forced
to Quit England- .
.;t9‘!“.ran¢e Swim:
DOVER, En nd, Aug. 451-14338
Mercedes. Gleltz, was ital-cadrescerday
to give upher attempt to swimxrom
England to France. utter hayinglieen
where ,he and Kirkwood play in a. four
ball match-Li ,, ' »
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séuon our of
Jorge:
in the water . tor eight hours.
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FULTON BE LVEA
most successful regatta in
long history of the Mill
men will be rowed on
In .addition to being
national championship
petition the regatta also
detend his title in the si
importance.
peting against Paul Cost
Tom Rooney,
Harry Heller, Louis Zoha
Garrett Gilmore the
regatta.
Hoover for the Gold Cup
just about
second place from Belyea,
contender than ever.
than
a
he was for the Gold
I.
What is expected to prove tll‘e
Association of Amateur Oars-
Schuykill 'River at Philadelphia.
00 m-
-be the Golden Jubilee oi! rowing
in the Quaker City and Phila-
delphia has spread itself to make
the event a record breaker. With
the announcement that Welter
Hoover. world champion, would
aculls, that event takes on added
With Hoover com-
Hilton Belyea,
sculling
contest will be one of the most.
important yet heldat a national
Costello was beaten by
managed to save
since then Costello has broken
the mile and a quarter record at
Philadelphia and is a stronger
Belyea.
’pronii3“és'€?l be in far better form ‘
w
the
anal
the
the _
will
ngl e
ello,
and
and
but
Cup.
rm ~ SCULLERS. .
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Huggins Orderedto
Explain Stallingim
White SoXG
CLEVELAND. Aug. 4. -- Mal
Miller Huggins was notified see:
that he was expected to fulfils]!
dcnt'Ban B. Johnson of the '
League with an explanatioilr
dilatory tactics resorted bob
champs in the closing game é
series with the Chicago-7 ,
The latter have filed a. 'p.
‘I
Sacra E‘Mpam. Wits
the head of their circuit c118.-
the Yankees deliberately. a
time in the second half of th
Home Runs Made
By Brown Players
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.—-Home runs
by substitute First Baseman Jacobson
and Backstop Collins. accounted for
eight of the Browns’ nine runs against
Philadelphia and enabled the St.
Louisans to maintain their hold on
first place in the American League
race. The Giants, with Neht in rare
form, shut out the Cubs 5 to 0. and
kept the Cardinals who defeated
Philadelphia 7 to 1 out of the first
notch in the National.
Speaker's Indians pounded Maya
and ”Hoyt hard. but were checked by
Bob Sharke)’. and the Yanks, in ten
innings, won ten to nine.
Cobb's Tigers, still on a. batting
scramble. took two games from_ the
Red Sox 7 to 0 and 7 to ,4, and
strengthened third place hold over the
White Sex, who dropped a. 2 to 0 en-
counter to the Washington club.
Plllette allowed the Red 8d: but two
hits in the first game at Detroit.
The Pirates with Glamor hurling
well. defeated the Braves :5. to ,1. It
was the Pittsburghers' fifth 3mm:
victory. Burleigh Grimes allowed; the
Reds four hits and Brooklyn defeated
the Cincinnatians, 4 1202.
Former National ’ ' _
Champions Meet
SEABRIGHT, N. ~32. Aug. V4.~—Wil-r
and R. Norris Willams 2d. of Boston,
both’ former undone} champions. ‘will
meet today. in the final round of the
cup singles on the turf ' at. the «Sea-
bright Lawn Tgénllls and Cricket “Club.
Johnston ranked second among the
tennis players in [this country, aad.
- Williams ranked sixth, have advanced
through an imposing field-
to the finals
{of players
flull’atters'ou. Anderson’rand Wer'thelm’:
the Australians: Shimlim and mm,
the Japanese: 901391130th and,
Cochet, the Frenchmen, and Yen‘ck'en.
liam M. Johnston 0! San Francisco. .
train the (our corners of-
.4
the Englishman—all'fwent. down to def
{eating other rounds, but Johnston
and “'llliams played through.
The final in women's singlesrwllli
have as principals Mrs“ Molla Bjur-
sted’ Mallory, the national champion.
and Miss Leslie Bancroft of W'est
Newton, Mass.
Richmond Ball
_§ . Club Sold
RICHMOND. Va., Aug. 4.—-—W. ~B.
Bradley, business , manager of the
Richmond Baseball Club of the Vir-
ginia. League yesterday announced the
sale of the franchise and the players
this city. The new owners will con- ‘
tinue the club and Rube Oldring. for-
mer Athletic star, will continue as,
manager. :Wlth a. financialvinterest. it ’1
was said. ’
Rain Halts ” , ,
Goshen Races
GOSI-LEN, N. Y.. Aug. 4.—,Ra.in yes-
terday caused the Monroe hamm
races‘ to be postponed.
necessitate holding“ the races Saturday
afternoon.
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