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tr.“ things l:1.~t night in
villi lmiiiiy l-‘l'usll of Clove-
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«tut :i lulu-Rout and he un-
til‘u‘. tlzc former much more
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.: ll-I i‘IIIliIId on :1 stiff
t1. 1; luliniiy at his Ills—
.IlMI tII \xii1.lltiuIlc-(z pet-lt-
l'nllllllfi‘ hitting :1
.l 11-.1I1. :InIl (loin: more
I “:15 thrn apparent.
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iIi'I lol 11m u lIIiig I“ lI :t (mil: It‘ti'i llIiti—
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truck. 1...: in his i11\.Iii‘iul-lI‘ prur-
I'It“ buivw‘imz' 011' the ropes. lnmlI‘Il
i-w .shuzi iiitiwn‘iits. then both
.4 in hunks tn thI‘ hood and final-
tIiiis.- Iiirlit to the stomach.
IIIl :111Il_IliIIIppIil lo thI‘ VII-sill.
lIIIvrttil. Iluurlmi was on him
1‘12.» '. llv iilshr‘Il lI‘lIush across.
jI‘Illi’ ill}: “Mum. I‘lllln'lllt: his tIoth
lIIttiiIi: lIIOSC with liotll hands.
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I. l‘iinI’I I: inIt l“l'li‘~ll as the
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K-11t ll'tl‘ (‘lI‘rr‘lzinIlIr to the'
with (t Hath-1. Hinnil lizii‘k 11ml
t‘Il :1. l""llii(' lI-lt to “11- lit‘uIl {llltl
‘.I-ia (‘l‘llle‘itll :1 burning: right in th“
j>l| (it tlw stoiiiurli. lI‘i'iisli full—grog:-
gy. ‘llli iiI-i. unconscious. llI- lirokr‘
ilu‘ t'iill \xith his l1"t‘t lirilifi‘fiml l:1\’
:llt'lt’ rm I \l1:iu~'li-Il he could not arise.
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Ahead of Cobb
. Aug. ltlumGeorge Sislr-r
Louis lmttinc st.ir.\estI-1IIln_\
1 i'ltt Il'tliI, gap [H tut‘en himself and
t 1.1.11 pilot of the Detroit ’l‘igIra
IliI butting honots of the Aim-1i—
t I :lll’llt'. Sisle r is 110M113-
Int (1." his 1",i\.'il his {iv-elagc he-
iii. compared to a mark of 408
’M- (lI-nrcin I‘I‘ncli.
nmrlc five hits in nine times
I. noting three hits in the first
it] Your times at but and ring-
lit two blows in the second some
I times at lint.
't‘icris: played only one game
. MI Iii-:Ickcil out lV‘O hits in [our
It lull.
fi—l wells-Blamed to Form
Baseball Players’ Union
\\’ \ l ' K E III.
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\‘t.
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Aug. 16.-——A movc‘
root to organize a base-
iiiiimi which would
.ior league athletes and
t'w tin:- minor leagues. ac-
iII t:;1_\' t‘unnml.‘ local attor-
iI‘Illlt‘l‘ hall player. Can-
1.. . Ii lI‘iiiillf‘tl by members of
I-liiim to perfect the
1 I' |:\ snitl h(‘ is being sought
..; lllf‘ proposed organi~
ilII- t‘\’('lil the local roan
{Ithllnll ii is likely that
.‘.iIiIir-wson or Hans
W-iit‘tl to accept the
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Washington
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Sports
By F. pV. McMahon
Vth suit] thr l’iiIntIs rrcnt pennant contend
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01 .1 thrtc 9.111119 sexies.
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the second i111 lug “as fOrCed to retire.
their {Ionikcntli \Wictou \IslIiIlIi}
(‘1 to 2 in the opening cum-
:11 two Mills Altit- \‘Iht \lc Gr: 11\'
l'irutI‘s 111111 in
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tut twelxv lits.
out tour hits
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Yesterday the Braves lost :1 twin hill to the Cubs by the
3. the
31.1".\':1mar:1.
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l iutlging in the game the Braves are playing they will
that "honor" from the Pliillies.
in tilt FL (’(ll'itl
inst 11-:11 start ol his major it :igue (‘ulu r
l‘ lwlr‘l-Z‘l all Sulllllltl‘ liut rntil \Isterday ll€\0r‘ was tailed upon
(hr I‘m-nus \V‘Ieif
thirty strong game. allowing but nine hits during the entire game.
6131' The ’Corsairs .worr
ts, .xxzalioping the Giants
For the first time
succumbed to the zit-I
-
si\t0£n star
southpaw.
n: t'
ngqili struck the hitting mood and pounded Nehf and
and Carvv led the attack. the
including; :1 home run and a three bugger, while
iii. ((1 out iv o triples in three times at bat;
former
the
(Hitched the ccllar berth in the
* 3
scores of
former Fordhum captain and twirling
game for the Braves in his
'1 he cx- -collegian had been used
(l?ft‘.fll.0d McVamara pitched a
1.
14 fi
Although Colin and VIuch lIy coiltcting five hits l)Cl\\C€l‘l them (lid
their utmost yestlrrizif
Smith's homI-r. won thr‘.
inning by the score of
the ninth inning by :1
OD! ning
to 1.
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home
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Snv-Idm
ti\( l“lellll.-.;
Frank
among the
an average
lIuttI rs in
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’n breaking (up in :1 tnin liill “Iitli the \\'1~ln11gton Scnatms. th
Louis lir'ouiis niina‘rc (1 to ritnin first 11111 e In the
and the Yunlms “in.
leading clubs ”pust- uting the \lctiopo‘is.
losI‘ toil: 1}
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York inns will find two 114114111
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Tillie “'alkI-r was the liusy home run king yesterday.
sixth home
left fielder crushed out his twenty
McGinw‘s pomlI rous hack
the
of .3611 or lust l .i poii. ts lILhinIl the lcugut leaIler Rogeis Hornsln.
to ill lint the Yankees the llugmen, due to Elmer
gain:
ThI
rul‘. drive
Mousel. the big left l‘ilelt-r who has onCII
oi the DI tio1t ‘st‘iics ‘ in the tenth
game was {ltd for the Yankees in
into llI. e lI‘It field bleachers by Bob
again comr into his own.
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stop. has assumed his place
. \‘.1tiI:Inul League. Snyder enjoys
4 1'
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half
New
small maxgin ol’ om
once ’ig: llll
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The Athletics
run 01' the season in the
first game of :1. Lwin lIill “itli the Clmolaiid lildians.
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YEWAY’S BESUIJI‘S
Eastern League
Bridgeport 8. Albany 2.
Hartford 3- 2. Waterbury 1-7.
Plttstield 8, Worcester 3.
Only- three games scheduled.
Enamel Rogue
Pittsburgh 6. New York. 2.
Cincinnati. 3. Philadelphia 0.
Chicago 5-8. Boston 0-3.
Only three, games scheduled.
American League
Chicago 19, Boston 11.
Washington 6-1.,St. Louis 1-7.
Cleveland 11-4. Philadelphia 4-7.~~~
New York 2. Detroit. 1, ‘(10 innings)
I International
Jersey City 5. Toronto 4.. (12 inn-
tugs.)
Newark 5. Buffalo 1
Reading 3. Syracuse 0.
Rochester 22. Baltimore ’5.
'I~Robert S. Weaver of Los
lFive Leading Hitters
TODAY'FI GAMIES
Eastern League
Hartford :11 Springfield.
\\’:1tI.-iILIur:.I at New Haven.
\Vorct-stt-r at I’lttst‘ield.
Albany zit Bridgeport.
INational League
New York at Pittsburgh.
Heston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Philadelphia zit Cincinnati.
American League
’ Detroit {it New York.
St. Louis at \‘i'ushington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
International League
Toronto at. Jersey City.
Buffalo at Newark.
lloclivster at Baltimore.
Syracuse zit ill-ailing.
in Each Major League
American League
G AB
105 430
99 386
1114 3.33
RFC
177 .412
157 .407
145 .379
96 .354
140 .345
Sisler. St. Louis . .
Cobb. Detroit . . . .,
Speaker. Cleve.
Basslcr. Detroit 90 271
Heillnann. Detroit 106 406
National League
G AB
110 484
107 435
94 343
113 440
108 437
Paddock May
' Enter Track Meet
NEW YORK Aug. 16. ——Charle
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Paddock. Pacmc coast sprint star.
may alter his decision not t
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Hornsliy. St. Louis
Bighee, guts.
Grimes. Chi.
Hollocher. Chi.
Carey. Pitts. . I
at Newark. N. J., Sept. 8 9, and ,,11
according to word received frOm
Angeles.
national president of the A. A. U.
W eaver in a letter to Frederick W'.
Rubien. secretary of the athletic or-
he could induce Paddock to enter the
meet.
Hitter for Indianapolis
GR AND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. 16.'--—
ican Association has purchased Ontv
fielder Leo Payne of the Grand Rapids
club. who is leading the Central
League in batting, runs batted in and
total bases. He will report after the
' close of the Central League season.
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1585* Now 751.1. Cmo
P49 "New 191.1 yoga};
“BEEN DOING- Tobey“
ganizatlon expressed confidence that: ,
'm’a‘nag'ers. Joe Wagner
The Indianapolis club of the Ameri-;
News or ,
EDWIN “VICK—
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NifiV YORK. Aug. 16.——mer‘ a
record or twelve Straight victories in
two years over Pittsburgh, Art Nehf,
star Giant southpaw. found his thir-
lcenth attempt unlucky, and was driv—
en from thezbox yesterday. while the
I'irltes captured the first game of the
‘tittlc world series' with the National
League leaders. Wilbur Cooper twirl-
cd the Buccaneers to their fifth
straight victory over the Giants.
The Chicago Cubs_ in third place
and sharing- thc limelight with ritts~
"II 7"“‘WW
three and a. half games of the top by
trounclng the Boston Braves twice,5
to 0 and S to 3.
Bob Meusel's homer in the ninth
enabled the Yanks to tie the score
and Elmer Smith. filling Babe Ruth's
post, walloped out another circuit
blow in the tenth to down Ty Cobb's
scrappy Tigers, 2 to 1. New Eork’u
victory. while St. Louis was dividing
a. double-header with Was‘lfiiig‘camf
the team within a. halt game of the
burgh as an added starter in the Na.-
. leaders.
Tillie Walker of the Athletics pull-
ed up on Ken Williams and Roy:
Hornsby in the slugging race by clout-
ing home runs in each gamerof the
doubledieader Cleveland and Phila-
delphia. divided. His total now is 27.
Chicago collected twenty-five of tl'fe
forty- three hits registered in a game
to 11.
Donahue was in rare form againgt
0 enter the t .
National A A U track Championships tohe Phillies and Cincinnati hit Mead-
we hard enough in one inning to win.
.NEW YORK. Aug. Iii—Jack sou
key, featherweight. and Midget'ismuh. .
‘bantaniweight, of Albany and then;-
- and Harry
Neat-y, were indefinitel museum: to}-
day by the New Yor, State; Boxing
Coaimisslon pending action by the
Ngwla'ersor‘fitate Commigslon. .
The empire state body, acted .wheu.
the New Iergcy commission notifigd-
it that the five men ,
exam the state until am:
with the Boston Red Sox and won 19 _'
Westport Has Some
Real Ball Plfiye’rs
\VESTPORT, Aug. 16.——Vornkahl.
of the. W’estports has Inurle quite
name for himself iii baseball
by his pitching. In the last
games that he has pitched he. has
fanned 36 men, issued five. passes.
and allowed but 14 hits. In the last
two games he let the opposition
doWn with two hits a game. There
has been only three Earned runs
made off him and they were made
three weeks ago. He has had seven
runs r’lchalked up against him.
Holzha'usen. whocovers left field
and Mc. Mullen who plays in center
field.‘also have turned in some great
playing. Holzhausen impressed a.
minnleamiescmit. nvlm, was visit
ing with. friends and saw the game.
If this trio of players continue to
show the same brand of.ba.ll dur.
ing the remainder of the season they
may be asked to try—out with a class
D team. They have the natural abil-
ity and with a. little coaching they
may be able to reach the out of all
ball players—- the major leagues.
Caddies Object to
Picking: Weeds
labor
three
NEW YORK. Aug. 16—A
‘ problem at: first hand has been pre-
sented to the members of the St. Al—
ban; Golf Club Long Island. by the,
club's seventy- five caddies, who have
struck against the indignities of be-
ing compelled to pick rweeds “with~
out any compensation.”
Every angle of avslrike situation.
waspresented. . A picket line was
thrown out and the police were called.
The caddies stated they would re-
turn whenever the club officials dis-
covered that a .caddy's job was
“hand out drivers and midirons and
not chase. wild onions all over
Acburse; " - .
Trapshoot At
‘ Danbury August 26
"The final registered ,trapshoot- oi}
the Connecticut Association will be
staged at Danbuny. on August. 26.
Teams from. Bridgeport. Hartford.
New, Haven and Nomalk are ex-
metal to be among the contenders.
Captain gorge E- .81vers. of- the
..
seaside team. expects to put a. Strong
cam In the field and hopes to come
' ‘ , t1: the first place trophy for
tin: this season.
circles .
' that” he was 73. ten year manfiin' the»
ibeen night clerk .133. local hotel-
to
they
can and- m Moll. British. golf
iGrimes Is Reinstatem-
J anvrin Again Dodger
The celebrated case of Burieigh
Grinws was closed yesterday.‘ The
Brooklyn pitcher went to the‘officcs
of Charley Ebbets and .subscribed to
the fire demands made by the presi—
dent of the club and was reinstated
after having been suspended for about
a week. Grimes left at once to re-
join the Dodgers Whoare in St. Louis
and will open their series there this
afternoon.
Ebbets learned from John Hcydler
that he once more had Hal Janvrin
on his hands. Janrrin was traded
to 'Columbus recently for Maurice
Shannon, shortstop, but Hal refused
to go down. He set up the claim
majors' and accordingly could not be
released to the minors. He demandedd
his unconditional freedom and could
not get it.. so he has gone west to re-
join the Dodgers.
Former Famous Runner
Is. Married in Derby
DERBY, Aug; 1-6—an Leandre
former nationally prominent runner
was man-JIM yesterday in St. Michael's
Polish Catholic church to. Miss Mary
Urbanik of this city.
Heneran and Tom Longboat in a
25-mile race. In 1911 he defeated
Alfred Shrubb. the noted English
runner by more than: two miles in a
'20- mile lance. later losing to the Eng-
fishman imfi sognule contest. In
1919 he defeated “Honey" Lucas in
a zit—mile race. . ‘
For the past year. Legendre ‘ has
Browns Get Foster
BOSTON Ailg.’16.—'Phird Baseman
Eddie came to the‘
Louis Browns by waiver route. Fosw
ter left today for Washington to join
his new club.
George and: Abe Wm
TORONTO. Aug. 16. ——George Dun-
professionals yesterdag. deteatedm W.
_J.;and Frank Ehompson. Jéeg’i‘amap
tom-8., by2ppand1toplayin a
Legendre in 1909 defeated George‘
Red Sox two'
-. years ago ‘from' the Washington Am—
:ericans has been released .to :the St.
M I 55- Lesug;
BANCRO FT
Fulton-Miske
35‘“ P0§tpoueidi
ST. PA.L'L \linn. Aug 113. -——Pont~r
ponerngnt until lIiiday night August
1 25. of the ten round z.o~decision boa:
between 1‘1ch Fulton, Minneapolis
heavyweight. and Billy ‘Iliske of St '
Paul was announced today. Fulton
is suffeling f1 om a boil on his nose.
Blankenship Sold to
Chicago White Sex
OIillULGEE.. Okla-. .tug. 16.—HG—‘ .
mer Blankenship. 19-year—old pitcher,
of the Okmulgee team of the \Ves'terfi A
Association. has been sold to the OBL-
cage “'hitc Sox He is a brother 7
of Ted Blankenship of the \Vhite Sax
pitching staff.
Benedicts Uncork aside
I
Hearing that the Single .3191: but:
strengthened their nine 7
since their organization. the Dem
the}.
hate gotten their heads. mze
ing by digging up from the
no loss personages'than the fault!"
baseball stars as contractor W
Charriott and Harry Riclo a. prom:
merit fruit dealer who will add mug
needed strength in order to fixing
home victory for the Married Men;
White Sox Get Long
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 16. dim
Long. catcher for the Oklahoma Dilly
Western League club has been 805195
the Chicago Americans for Fall do;
livery. , ' L
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Romance of Words.
Words have a romance 1111 their an.
MacAdam was a raft] builder. W ,
tine a compassionate. physician, Der-1
tick an inventor. General Silhouette
first devised the “cut out." which .
the hands of a téw has been raised
to the point of genuine arena-1!
Sandwich mado a hasty repast at the.
glaring table. The spurious 1mm
called pinchbeck is made 0: a chap
alloy first used by a jeweler of a.
name. Mrs. Bloomer set the feminis:
world agog in her day. Mr. Boycott
was a landlord in Ireland whose tea—
may Ii‘efused to pay their rentals
’til; certain 01 their demands were
.granted. . Strange is the word some
‘itorery sprang from La Saint-e Tau
(file. Hal}: Land). whitherVIQilgI-lgm»
were wont" leisurely to“*'§om
Monti». word haberdaslzeli. wild:
would, to have been derived mm
Gm liabt 1hr dos 111m Amount!
exotic corruption, this exam . :11:
French, is qn’en dirai for M” ‘
Detroit 'Newn,
thirty-six hole best ball mgtch.
Norwalk Chronicler