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ha‘i‘mfll la’a‘flle II PC Now the Giants are bound to nturn 1003112111 31 St. Louis the .5110erwa
"‘ 4l' 610 loaders. ‘ LVcn if ”“3 ‘OSt 0” b 13.11110 “£3,111; In 111;“: when they: return. .‘ .
.... 1": r»: 353 “it‘ll would still lJt' in from with 3 “‘0 a X ‘ a «2:
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‘‘‘‘‘ l: m. 221:1 LVlll in “11:. othci town with the brilliancy thatlr
. "1 l 1 192‘ Joe ”"513“ “M“ pl'l‘m. {um the Yankees. TemiK-xmental Joe. surely
..... 1, L, “5.; 7 ho has ilushcd on third bun:C champions to bring out his real capabilities
' '4. "1.233 “Wide“ 111. Amuwdn 1M:gg'1nu ut the hot comer and is hitting the ball
-— A l“ is “Ming :1 liming-0‘31 nis p.11 rc" Y.et in (we-"1) ball paxk 011 the circuit.»
‘luuv‘dm 111.111 cw?!” ‘9 L Du an is accmded the grand ”113-
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r. appare ntly have Den 13 .
“3 “'508 I] ougfifgsafiig 2.1:)1- nt the carlv part of this season at Syracuse. He is doing
1' U ) . 1 1
.9? ‘6; 33:13 good “0111 in the ficld and hitting the ball hard enough to keep the: vcteran
:15, m .419 :quubs l‘oumier on the bench.
41; 74 .350 7.; p n 1’ ‘
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hm”annuallemnguz PC“ 'l‘omorrowts games in the an 101112110 should Mme mighty illt(‘l'.€‘5tlng
'11; ‘11 710.11“ “illons and Nornnlks and Spring‘voods and Knights will moss Obats
:l'\ .7 .rnc, for thr- lirst time in thc lnziguc racc. Thc games will be staged at. rem
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ill ‘11 373i Another gamc that should attract tomorr‘o“ is the East l.11d-l:lo]ckwEot:)sll
______ 4: 5.1 .315'0011trst VVhlch will be staged at Amusement Park. at 3:30 13.11:.t m 1:“ the
H— ' [Norwalkers will fight hard £01 VictorV and willlputha strfix;f_u11yt “on [“0
~ . , ~~ ~ Isnncnt Pall: team. w 10 aV'c . .
I “'5“an b Rl-.SUIITS “Nd tq‘oppolse 132m; :inlltr: Should the. LockVVoods win tomorxow the scrics
Lawn-1'11 Longuo games llom 119 1:15 . t t, ..
\\'ul'1l>.\‘l1-r ‘_'_ will be O‘V‘r-J'.
1 ll. Sprinu‘l‘iwld 1i. (10in) . o o 0 3
IIllI-s lvuslpnlltll. Nil”.
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n . :Elxmlll'lilElfii‘L‘li 7 6 \chmw is getting some (“fluent ‘9‘““5 “m‘ b‘" Pym" ITOI‘"::?"HI‘::
‘.f . ‘ T‘ - ' . . ing in the southern c'lgllt‘ 15 5° ’
. .. ;.l.. m 11. l~l l . :zz. xccruit pitche! 'lhe Strikeout 1‘ , .
l l- i \‘ lIl 4 lj‘ll': living up to his Icpntution t0! luv has mum. more lJi’ltttl‘S whiif the ill!‘ than
"r‘ " ‘ f‘ mun ‘ (s lonnnrd came to flu Giants
on all Cincinnati. ruin. ("‘3' 0‘1"” 1'9““ hnllcr m the mnio" lcagu .l tssociution.
Amcricml [fugue last [all from the Little l’.01k club of the Suntlcnl 1 ‘
nis :‘l-i-l. Nuw York [-6. 'o a 0‘ ‘
,III 9. (‘ll \l | 1nd 1' I ,
it 3. H" Islllll: inn 2 .. 1 ~35- ‘ pntefl
- .r Iskv fighter. is {Will}, Show: V pl( all!
[Lin 1L l llilull: lplliu. Iain. ‘ “it" Jackson. ill" in}: d‘ 1‘ at ththb' [gum with ”8er “111;;
y 3 . . {01 his coming bout nv\t l‘lusdlu. hill 1
" el'luliomqutugue l . 1 iii to havc “-kln part in for“ nine. boxing Inutchr-s and has nevnr
.“IH l-H' 1W5” (”y [L liitextl 8(lll>(l(i-li Qomltv'llo“ m ollur we can not help but fu-l that Mr. Jack.
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‘ .1... ' l:.ll(lim‘r_n-p (1 son is in l'or his first bculinL: “'11191 ll" 1.1(‘05 “‘- \Vills. “‘ *1 ’lucsda\ night
. mum->1 [villlrll V r - I
- . . . Nick Altrock. baseball’ 5 fammn comedian doing the light fantastic
'I‘HDAY'H (-‘ALHES lF‘Orl118r caddie In (and doing‘it well, too) as Ii new stunt in his diamond re ercoire,
linen-1'11 Imagine” OXing 0n 0 Ch . C. l V ‘ p
on :It lulu-lrol-ll.‘ (:1 France and America, 311113101! H0 0, .
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1 ”l £7.1-lnm‘1..1.1‘ 1 BIRMINGHA‘“. Ala... Aug. 26,-— B“! “Iiske Knocks Out 1 . _ :. '
M M l'illsl‘ivlll. PAH”: Alt“- 3‘3- *" (‘98°(“1t“li(\sso(i.1tvd I nss)~-—.\nother fonmcr . 7 ., > 4- . . fl
\ntiunal Imugun " “‘2’ “ (”'"VW‘t M" """" “”1"” gruldy pushed his way into the tilcll‘ Fulton in One ROUlld
,7 ‘W‘l'll‘lllllilil. IK‘ [\H I ll tllt‘ l" ranch llo‘illli: l ‘JI‘ill liiitiolll 10f ch.unpiuns W‘aterday “Hit 11 “ilk? ,_
1 wt l'lllHll'll‘L‘h. ”ll“ “1‘ National ””‘mg ““5““ M10" Brad}. Oakland Ilillsplofcssionul fin- , ... y~
41-: :1! St. Loni» "'- A”“"i"“' “'h“r"h»" "‘Wh body “3‘ ished th( 72 holes of play in the west- \ SP {S’Al 1" Minn Au." ~90 l-Illy
.llllll.l .11 Whit-.1“... ("llrlli'l' 31' lhl‘ “Ul‘T (I5 COHU‘UIUI‘E box- l1m open tournament (nor his home “5k”; t laul heaV-VW”"M1 “WWW?“
1\Illl'l’it‘i|l| ln-llwuc in: in llll‘il‘ I‘l‘Hl‘l‘CliV" (‘Ollllll‘il'3~ cowl-1c with a score of 291.1% strokes gut “h?“ Fulton. of“ {ml"“"‘4“5: 33)
rum.»- til Nu. Yul’Tt. 'l‘hl‘ “fir““lm'nl ”Wis ”l" "‘fi'dt‘ri‘uo” :bettcr than his nearest competitors. he {grit roulnd" 0f ”‘er ‘9‘“ 3'1“" YORK Aux; I6 “The New
‘ lull :1l “Emll’ngtnu. to l‘l't‘flKlliZl' much othcr's docisiono l Twenty- the years ago Brady. :1 little 1‘02: "mt letfl last night. ion. and St Louis ‘flmer'lcnn clubs
4le ”1 11......“ 1'1-1zulzllluns. suspensions. and (“Skull-Ill- l‘rccklcd faced youngster, used to - or“ ”1:1“. 1.5“” poison.“ ” rccord ln' llrcakim: oven in '1 doubic headcr
V.’ 1;” :If I'm] 1.1..ll.l~,i;.l l‘icul‘lnns. :1 drlcgalc of each attcndlng'.(.mld_v ncar lloston. and his ability to nllldmir Clowd for Mllllll’sohl.. paid “-1 “K; Polo Grounds: rmnained sin»
“Honmmnml L932"? llu- 1m ~ l‘mx :4 hold by the othcr llmndlc (lnbs when“ he: is not chasing :1mlrox11nntely “"00“; according ’to tioler' in their fight'l'or the league,
«hm: at l'm-lnwlrr (" Ill-c) 'llH >lH>ll||I£r joninul 1*‘110 “Odd‘!l“llls lm lllt'llllwl‘fl caused munv of .murws "“1“” public “”“UV '0 “‘9 Billy. ‘ . ’ ' ‘
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.nrp at. Syracuse. (2 #:1111115) 1'1“” H“ -‘”"0U'l0(‘m°"t" .. Sunsationdl tin-1n to lt‘lllill‘k that ”soxm- day that “ ‘ " 3“ “"‘- ‘ (-g‘ 1 5 OP" . Qt. louis. bthilid Shockers good
I'in- at llul'l'nlo (" gainful) “HIPHM in tho lloxinc‘ \V' orld. " VVlllk‘ kid's going to be augolfer." 1' N” l-ulton. Mk”"'“"“"“' 111491111 their} ' ‘. l k f a; 1
. 7 " 1 _ > .. ~ ' - -- - '1 ’ ~ l - - 9 thron- minutes of ricmim: here- last pitching. ‘00 the "at 3"”“Q ' to
ll '1 (”UH“). (- uzlmr-s) “mum- H5 HaliPl‘S that {MW 10‘k. .\lll\l didnt take *long‘ to Justin _ . and lost the second 6 to 5 filling
slnlo- :In-l )lzlssachlist-tls haw- noi llll~ [their ,~..,m”-k,.s_to a certain extcnl— lllL'lll. Although oulnw 1gl1c-d.]i;y 11031-131351”)r1 in '1 i‘allv . -
' ‘ lit-p.41 to tho Amcrlcnn Association. . for as :1 more bOV’hU began to .ulInL-\ hu-nly pounds. Miskl llll‘l‘ll y swept; ’ . ‘ ‘ ' _ '
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‘ 4 Adlng Hltters lilllllmmll Nl'W York is I‘f'W‘l'Séfnlt'll h." lillvs in minor competition. but it was m“ lanky pluslcrcr “’1 hm “‘01 “"d . “hm in .lho_,\ ition I n" \e
~ . - . .. 1; '-l . - ~ , 'tli ilk: wlork club oxcrcumc :1 thrcc homo p.111
llilCh “Iajor League on obm-rn-r at Its mw'tmgs. tlu- Ill-VVs- not until :1 quarter of a. century later 11. . lulled to 1mm .1le I “g t. a l-ad in the cight and ninth innings
' pzilwr llt'\‘('l'lh0lCSS thinks tlw :lgrvm that Mike, his thlnning 1m“. tinge-d K001i punch. VViih ill" round it's-31113.11 '* '
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Boxers’ Suspension
Is Recommended
ST l’.\l'l.. Minn. Aug. :.
1.11m ol‘ :1” boxers who appeared at
l'ZV'cle-th. Minn” \Vcdncsday night. on
the ground that tlw program was il-
h-gnlL' staged. will be recommended
:11 the nlxt meeting of the Minnesota
slate boxing commis§ion Secretary W.
l-‘. Salim said today. .
loxing bouts in Minnesota are per-
mitted only at Minneapolis. St Paul.
and Duluth under the auspices 'of
Those on tho Eveleth progrnm in-
clude-d Midget Smith. of New York.
and Sit-wart Mclflan. Johnny Shauer
and Johnny Ertle. of St. Paul.‘
_—
Lou Bogash May
Appear on .N. Y.
All. Star Card
Manager Joe Smith expects Lou Bo-
gush will be on the first cal-d of the
new Republic A. C.. of New York.
Tom O'Rourke. former deputy boxing
commissioner. has been made match—
.llll'h up ‘1) YES"
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ten l Bogash is more than anxious to try
ilnws in six conclusions with Rosenburg who was
is recently awarded the world's middle-
l for tho leag‘uc weight championship by
York State Athletic Commission.
mukcr of the club and it is expected
card -madc up as' follows:
Benny LeonardL vs. Charley White.
Johnny Kilbane vs. Johnnv Dundee.
lune Rosenburg vs Lou Bogash.
It wbuld be a corking program and;
the New
Kctdhel quit.
with gray. won. his first, major title.
That was yesterday~ ‘
had received. an answer.
Once he tied for the national open.
but lost in the play-off; once he on-
the westeru.yut lost the play-off. That
was Mike's story until the 192:: wast—
ern open for he took the lead “'91!—
nesday. the first day of play and held
it throughout the finals yesterday.
Hagen. American holder of the Bri-
tish open. learned to shoot an a caddy.
GcncSarazen, national open title hold,
er, was a. caddy around Rye. 1'. Y.
Jess Guilt‘ord. national amateur chum-y
pion, learned to play as a caddy.
”Chick" Evans, western amateur
champion, began his golfing life look-
ing for wild shots of others and now
Brady. also once a caddy. has earned
his title. Only the British amateur
title is held by a-playcr who did not
h9g1" life on the links as a caddy.
Jock Hutchinson. of Chicago. for—
mer British open champion. and Lau-
rie Avton of Chicago, tied for second
place in the tournament with cards
totalling 301
Commission- Says
. .Al Ketche’ll' _ Quit
MONTREAL. Aug. 26.--The Mons
treal Boxing Commission
Green a. local lightweight. becauée.
The commission out
he fell dowu in the sixth round with
tans intimated.
Umpire .‘Wiliiaxn McGowan
He wnsfi
lmll‘ ovcr. Fulton w-nl down for the
count of seven and :15 $00“ as he arose
Previously Brady had relfi'ntedly Mixk‘ sent 0“" -’l \lllOUS 1"“ “Dd
knocked at the door of champions. tln- Minneapolis man was counted out. i
but nevr-r ‘ immediately annl lhc bout. the
Siatc Boxing Commiwiun held an im—
plomptu meeting in l‘ ultons dressing “"83
ished sccond in the regular may of r00n1.'1nd after consulting the ref-
the national: another time be tied for ”‘39- decided ”‘3' 1 r" ”l “93”!" “'33
knocked out and had not. as many
"qllil Fold:H
)[iske's managcr already has prom-
iscs of several important bouts for
“10.51;. Paul buttlvr.
Brady‘s victory placed five. of the will lw Startedri‘or :1. meeting with.
six major golf titles of the world in Jack Dempsey. world 5 hea‘,"“eight
the hands of former caddics. “falter: champion.
:Rotan, American
Survivor, in Golf
British amatcgu'
The lone American survivor in the
firstVSixteen. Georgc llotan. of Hous-
ton.
final match with C. V. L.
while Cyril J H. Talley.
amateur title-holder in 1920,
his countryman.
the other.
'Premdev ~ ‘ m, Removes
was pairrd in one semi-
Hcoman
the British
faced
in
Tex”
w Tl. Torrance.
Umpire McGoWan
effective
McGowan has beca.
out being hit.
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SOUTHAAiPTOX. N. 11. Aug. 26—,
Three of the four
starsventered in the tournament were
semi-finalists today in the invitation
(“cuts .on' the national links.
1 Mom King. Saves
'Roenns'i'nn Aug 26.-—~John Com'
announced .my Tools; pmfld‘m‘ 0‘ the inter-11a»
today that Al Ketch'el of New. Yuri: .31 W19. announced the PM 0‘
would not receive the 8275 ogreed up—
on for a match last night with Soil ‘
and de-l'r‘ate-d their most formidable ri-
.,
0
vols. the Cardinals. 4 to in the first
gamc of their scrim-s. 9
Pittsburgh‘ 5 winning streak nus
stopped in llrooklvn nhich took both
‘cnds of a doublo- header b} heaVy hit-
?1' to 6 and 8 to 7. In Chicago
the Cubs and th( Phlllles engaged in
one of those hcav y scoring. heavy hit—
ting and heavy cVerything contests
that come but. once in a. decade in
major league base-hm“
The Cubs won 26 to 23. the com-
‘bincd score of which is modern major
league record. and there were any
number of extra base blows. bases on
balls and the like. 1-
Cleveland mode but two hits off the
offerings of Quinn and the Réd 89x
shut them out 9 to 0 Detroit dc-
reatcd Washington >3'to 2. ‘ “
GeongeBmsfll Is
1922 :Roque Chfiinpibn
NORWICH. Conn... Aug. 26.—~'l‘hc
tournament of the Eastern Division
of the American Roquc Association
closed innthis city yesterday. Gerald
Brass“) at Norwich winning themtour-
nament and 1922 championship. hav-i
ing won eleven games and lost one.
George Huott of Chicopee Falls, was
lost. 4:4
Two More People
MfiDISON. Aug. 26.——Moses King.
chairman of the State Boxing Com-
mission and boxing instructoriat Yale
'3an ersity. added two names greater.
Baht, vthc list of persons he‘ has res:
’ .
Two .119st in distress were ,noticéd by
led 'on shore and he hurried to
node in Tough water.
ht the two lads ashore grew.
{second with nine games won and three ’thus halving the hole: . Hofwever.
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3.
amakin‘g lie total ten m thé season.
RUTH EXPEETS
TH BETH HBME
CHICAGO. Align.
Press. )~——\Vay back when his
run total expressed in u single figure.
and when suspensions. fines
bleacher hootings were more of
hittcr- of the major leaguers. '- 1
In those days. backiin May. Babe
confident of lluth' a comeback Today.
St. Louis. ‘whose home run hitting at
the start of the season was a sensation
and Tilly Walk: 1', of the’Athletics has
begun to sound like the real thing.
Ruth. Voith the close of the season
:1 little more than a month ammuy has'
26 homers to his credit. \‘Vllllams 32
and \Valkcr 30. The Bambino smash-
. cd out four this week, while the best
\Vllliams could do was a‘pair. \Valkcr
however. connected .wiih thrée. Ruth
if he continues his present pace. will
make gocd his plcdiction. in the judg-
ment ofrbascbull critics. ’
The race in the American
for
League
butting honors continued-to be
to (in-iconic Gnom‘c Sislel. of St. Louis
age of H413 Ty Cobb. pilot of thr-
Tigers. is truillngSislcr with .400 and
'l‘ris Spcakcr lnndcr of the Indians. is
next with 310‘ l‘hc remarkable .slug-
gimz or llalrv Hoilmann of Detroit.
the past wcck has placed him among
tlw First four with an average of .353.
The averages include Vi’cdncsday's
contests. .
Hansen Connie Mack's first sucker.
although lu- hus played in only 75
gmncs. madr- 11 wondcrl‘ul shouing'
during the past wcck Hauscr boostmi
his avvragv from .3221 to .35] hv mak-'
ing 17 hits in right guinea
Sislcr uddcd three more buses to
his string of thcl‘ts and continues to
sct the- pace lor the hose stealcrs with
for“.
Smashing. out thirteen hits in his
lcst the games. Rogers'llornsln thcé
St. Louis star. succeeded in widening
to 19 points the gap that separate him
from his rivals in thelscrlimblc forth-9
batting- honors of the National League
as compared to 11 points a week ago.
H01 naby is b.1tting.382. while. Big--
bee, -of Pittsburgh. his closest rival.
has bagged thirty homcrs. with Wil-
liams. of Philadelphia, as hiséclosett
cOmpetitor with 19. .
"Hack" Miller. of Chicago. 110 has
shown a liking for left hand pitching
batted his way into fifth place in the
list; of leaders by connecting sofaly
eight times in his last four games. Mil-
lcr'a performance. with themeeption
«at Hornsby. was'the outstanding of.
- smack. ' "
> Max Carey. of Pittsburgh, continue-
to be the class of the lengucrrinrbioo
mung. with a. total of 36.
Golf Ball Lands
In Bird’s Rest
. CRAWFORDSVIIQIJE. 'ln‘d" fins.” 26”.
—~'-‘0ne of the most 11111131111136]: shoe:
iotmwzcord was executed 1:2“!wa
:fi'b} Mrs. Galen Bhoktom. Afi’éf an
lapproach shot had landed in ird’s
nest. Mrs. Bloom“! climbed 12m
in which the nest was“ sienna-c illicit .
7a stance among the llmw played:
a pitch shot. ontthB nearby 833811
from where she holed out in One 1:13;:
a 9.
lost the match. which was 0116:; of the
semi- finals in the woman's. city mur-
11an to. Miss Esther Detonation.
Breaks Arm
‘ 'Thmwmg Ball
.ANDERSON.’ S. 0., Aug. 26 .:—-—Ralph
Ballantinc. pitching 311-11.111.11» game
between 3..me and Bamako. om-
manning. broke his mm: by ’ merely
throwing the ball. 21:91:11.; mm at-
{ending glutamate: stir. the muscular
effort o£ throwing '
'Q'force mused a. m in he benefiting-
lug a splitxiflee and: 111.111: m m
the shoulder
l
”Ba-«4 Associated
home
and
_ a.
daily occurrence -thanu four basc~hit.
Babe. Ruth said the 1922 season would 1
end with him the champion. home run the Fumes
:1 merry one with: the V'ctcraliahattling.
who is 2511011111,,r the “av with an aver- .
is just :1 point behind Bigbcc.‘ Hornsby: '
'5hall with mat. l
,. 7 CHICAGO. KAug: 26.——~(Amociat
:7 Press. )—-Record sharks earls" :
had succeeded in digging nearlya
dozen new marks from the . -
figures; thirty tltee Chicago and‘ '
adelphla National League : '
players compounded yesterday when
for three hours and one minute the!
ran thémselves breathless amassingkl
hits, of assorted Varieties and 49 ul—
lies. 26 for the home club and 23 for
The bases were filled by P‘hihdel-
phia. players when Chicagos fifth
rand Mrs. Ruth seemed to be about pitcher fanned the last batter. leav-
thc onlv people in the United states lug stranded the potential scorers one
isolid hit. which they sent. in for :1.
Ruth' :1 challenge- to Ken Williams, of record. Baseball experts sav this nev-
er will be equalled.
The 51 hits. 49 runs. eleven Cub.
hit in one inning. 14 Cub scores in.
one inning and Callaghan’s three ap-
pcamuces at bat. in one inning. all
were record performances. the first
‘two new ones for- thebook The.“
ithrec only equalled Previous rectum .
Total times at bat. 99 times formr . .
hams. coéme within one of tying a. '
thirty V'ear old mark. ' '
Twenty one bascn on balls arm:-
day lacked three of tying the my
credited to Chicago and New York in,
the morning game may 30.180?
TnelVe two base hits yesterday we
ft'wo fvwm' than the record made hr.
Chicago and Ruffian). July 2. 1833.
l
Victor Hugofs Historic Funeral.
{Filo largest funeral ever lleld'h'i
l‘r-mvc and probably the largwt In}
tho history of the world, was tliat'ob
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