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. ‘ 1‘. (mar Hugh 41%?
\i-*i.llti;" in tun lllllllTL‘F
vi flu So-nzitors. 3 to l. for
slmiulit victory. As ('lmv-
:' St. Louis: with :1 fivr-run
Hm ninth inning. a to G. tlis'
\wz‘kvl‘s incrcnwrl tlwir rnnrzizv
ll.“ Drowns in lh-‘l Amt-tinny
‘ilp rnt‘r- to two {H‘rl :I HA"? :f "-'“’>
:rilllunt livllllm: scum l‘l"“' ft
rminvm pm' ill 1‘4 Sui-41;” '~i' “NV.
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«1.» >1, ‘1. .lelf M Mr :amts by
1‘ fun in :i l‘~’~\\‘. T (u 4. .lf'sS
.x.» llriwn in r‘rn‘rr in tin?
. um 1' [iv llrnlailw hurl lul-
tliw- til-ii Mirizizirun‘ ef—
‘er;ni lil (Blunts in the
M ~ Sliui'rovl Smith weak-
. . SM: Tlflllll'll‘l throw
. ' Wes. including Herman
" "~'v':1i-'._‘~‘-(Il'lt hits and {L ilk!
lust Harv linszlnn clubs
fl. .._.. nvurrr mwcnth posi-
=i;:; l'llilrlrlvlplsiu tcams.
:l pair from the
4.x- “r .’ to 4.11mi T to 1'.
‘ fink blanked tlw Athlet—
. Lyra—iniiin}: ul‘fmy.
inllm: to Attend
l Ialruame Session
inl‘r‘h"
' ltiillgl-port. a mom-
fish and Game com-
S'uurdn)’ for
". to attend thr- an-
1’ the National Asso-
’. Gumt- commissions
Fisherif‘s associa-
~m ScptI-mhf‘r 4 to
.“r‘.
blr-nt of thc- Con-
commission.
superintendent
-. accompany Dir.
‘. ms confronting
muons through-
discussed. It is
: to better lxunt-
~»i.ni;s in every
'2 xiii“
2’. in" acted upon.. tlon otthe practice.
In the Realm Of *
Spo' '
F. V. McMahon
BY
\\’ltli Stanley Coveleskio. pitching ace oi‘ the Clc-veland Indians. out of the
m.» for at least two Weeks. Tris Spea
m physician. suffering intensely wit
. . ~. 2 in manager needs him ”lemon. The Chicago \Vhite Sox are right on 'in each league have a decided adx-nm-
'. l.» . .— (if the Sprain-r clan and threatcn most andeay to displace them.
0 8
L‘urilni: colorml heavyweights in the as
scientific boxer.
mvzms u
wltli his right.
l'zliti-r could got “Way with this prim
.luck Donn-1‘: 3'.
could proleu‘nly kewp himself clear of
ponvnt. 'l‘ho luig ncgro is probably the
owl pounds more than tho Champion,
(1 liurtlvr \Vullop than Jack. A-
o o
l-‘mnk “Woodward. tho star pitclie
strikrnut rvcord in the Enstvrn league.
l-wu \‘(orcvstcr batsmen in :1 regular
scriously and 'kccp in the proper phy
“(will of stuff and much iiiorc SI‘l‘i'Wl
Palilmnu m tho llanville Three 1 Long
ll_\‘ ’l‘_\' Cold» in l916 in the American 1
l'l'COl‘li made. by J. \Vilhoit-il: lllvx \Vcst
. 1
i'lllC'llll"l‘
non-«i wiScEy in l‘orlvltitling
"1' will not
plaw- in tl'u- limpirv stair.
up} and Br: unun" Salli Ch
snr-h mthim: tin-ouch
lilll’
it
M isluu
in: lieu? ti . \irlm' would 0
sown-l miuiity harsh to tlzr intcrwstml
le it would inc :1 shame
lli-m
mm lliull’ll.
ilTlH plying its good mom-y to .x-rv
‘ «szl. in tile first division. The big hurler has' been ordered to bed by the
Wills Lacks Science
Allhhucli Hurry \Vills has beau-n down in wither easy fashion all the
\"ills has won all his recent bouts by the simple
un-t‘uod of holding his opponent fast with his left
it is a big question in my mind Whether the husky colored
'l‘lu- champion is surc-
twirlor could easily makt- the major league-
cvcr. to run his mark twcnty-niuc pomts ill!
I (‘linirninn \Villiam )lullloon of thi- Nrw York State
llonipscy»llrcnmxn
airman )luldoon.
hcntm: some nth-r good heavyweight.
llilly Miskc has shown mu
l \x’u'lid :larvc t0 :1 nintch lll'l‘Vt‘Pll ilrr-nnzin .
ppOSv Dvmpscyvin .\¢-w lork.’
3
kur will find it a dilficult task to keep
it intestinal trouble. just at the time
3 t
ounlrl’. the big ng-gro lighter is by no
hand and pounding away
ilivc style of fighting in a match with
ly a much faster man on his feet and
the trap which “'llls sets for his op—
strongwr of the two. for lie weighs sev-
yet it is very doubttul if ho possesses
WESTERN mills
APPEAWNEER
NEW YORK. Sept. 1 (Associated
Pres .—~The standing of the clubs in
the National and American lkagues
indicates that. except for the two 'xe“.
York teams. the western divisions in
both circuits collectively am. much
ongcr than the eastern wings. An
analysis of the games played neuron“
eastern and western clubs at the con-
clusion of the intersectional series just
ended reveals that the western teams
age over the: eastern.
in the National Leagur- inter-
sectional games have been played. of
which the Wt-stern clubs haVe won 17.)
for :1.1wrrr-ntagc of .586; whiz.» 1h...
cash-r11 clubs have have won 13". for :4.
i
l
2 59 Cl
'percculugn of .414. The margin in
furor of the western cums in tho
American Lisnguc-js not 50 great. ("i‘
3"] intersectional games in the John—
son circuit. the: western quarts-1 has
won 386 for u percentagg 05
*wliilc the eastern four has won 1;: .
:3 percentage of .449. 4
l'incinnuti has been tlzc Lest mg..-
sectional pcrfo'rmer in ill.» xiiioual
lxagm- will: a percentagc of .5113 af—
ter which come the Pirates. “'itll .611.
The Giants. ranking: third. an; 13w QM):
(‘zlstcrn club to got better llmn an n-‘(iln
; Ol'
r of the: Now Haven club. cquallcll the
last Tuesday when he struck out four-
nine inning contest.
grade would he lint take thr: game
Sicul condition at, .‘l lllllPS. H“ has n
than the {Mirage major league twirlcr.
t c c c
‘lzunnins: his consccutlvc hitting gamcs to forty. First Ilasemaertto
‘ ue Club (quallrd tlis- rccord established
‘63:! w. The minor leaguvr net-Gs. how.
clu-r to equal the minor lcaguc
cm ingugue in 131‘).
C I
Boxing commission has
match from taking
.K‘fllK‘liOn a return bout l)€’t\\‘l:('ll Dcxnp-
"unlrss Brennan, fits! qualities for
p re ft;- ra hi 3‘
ch improwinent in recent bouts oral
and Miskc. with tho un-icrsmnd-
Those. words must
pa first: in the proposed lW-znpscyllrr-u-
to allow the public to be hondwinkvd
pscy slop llrennun l'or the~ third time.
Olympic Stars Enter
for National Title
Competitions
ll» 1:: mlzv'tv s Kalli» comp! in! in thr-
(H}‘?ll7-H* game-u :u
.1 li'l lul‘ tlif- Saigon A. A.
”mu m’ the forty ('Olntwtml as roll”?-
smmxtix'rs (-: this country rm-l Earl
’l‘limnsrm. Hw- othrlr Olympian. won
tlw liiui; liuitllv ('luunpionship for
l
\(:tlll:l~l.l.
, The mnlm‘ity of the forty t-ntcrc-l
iwcro poi wimwrs. A luvof the
imrvst prmnincm :iri- Dick Landon and
'l’ul McDonald. New York: Allen
:\\‘m;» l: in}; l’hilnoié-lpliin:
:crll. lostr-i‘: Burl Johnson. Pitts-
hlll'L’l‘sZ {alpli Hills. \Vmfihing‘lon:
John Murphy. Portland: Lieut. l-Iu‘
Vidal. West Point: Ray \‘l’atson,
\l‘alte-r “’lmlen. Phil-
Schiller. 1.05 An-
gun;
Rummy: Pity:
:ulcliplila: Gcorge
gall-s: llcrlwrt Prom. Baltimore:
Ui‘npt. l-I. ll. Roberts. If. S. Army.
Fort Mcyvr: Joe Pearman. New York:
Lorry Shields, Philadelphia: Edwin
Meyers and Edwin Knourek. Chicago;
[.Orl-n Murchison. St. Louis: Allen
'nemrich. Huntington. L. 1.; Oliver
Corr-3' and Otto Andersen, 1.05 An-
golos. .—
Annapolis Coaches
Elated Over Return
of Big Linemen
ANNAPOLIS, Md., Sept. 1.——There
was general satisfaction in football
circles at the. Naval Academy yester-
day afternoon when Hudgins and
lmvensky. two big fellows who had
belonged to last year's plebe class but.
who had dropped out during the year.
put in their appearance. They have
{been reappointed and admitted to
'thc- nPW class... Both made good starts
in football last, year and would be of
’much value this season. particularly
as several positions in the line are to
be filled.
Hudgins ls; powerfully built and
particularly active for his 226 pounds.
Levensky weighsmabout 195. Hudgins,
is likely tar make a strong bid for
right guard. vacated by the gradu-
ation of Frawley. Levensky plays
at tackle. The coaches are also much‘
pleased with the showing of Bernstein.
a new lman . weighing ‘ahout 185
pounds. Head Coach Falwell came to
Annapolis today and resumed direc-
.\lil\\‘|"l";v li'x‘n wins,
“St! fl\( (ii.
1'. t .'k :m-l iii-ill Clutmplunsliips to:
lw- (lt‘f‘llit'll at \‘Vcequnhic Park.
NI'VClll‘k. N. J.. nL-xt wcek. Thirty—
Juck T'ris-‘
lMarineS Get Clean
i Sweep in Sea
l Girl: Competition
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i .
i si-zA Glli'l'. .\‘_ J.. Srrt. l.--—-I'11ilevl
’Stnu s Marlin-s ”Univ :1 t’ltltll chvp in
Tin) :4: .i Girt lllll.‘l'.\1;.lt‘_- rillr and pistol
.ltvzzrzmmrm lsvrc- _\‘c.~:l~:rdu.\'. Winning
all six metclws.
In tlm Cruikshank mulch. opcn to
any [cum of six "it'll. tliq- lezlms of the
Fifth Regiment of Murim-s won by 8
score of :‘Ab‘mzt of :1 possilvlu 62-10.
:Tlu match was shot on thrr-‘w- l‘llllL'f'F
inf :vu, Bill‘- nml GM' yards n schliwgly.
l’l‘hc First l-Znszinccrs roam. lvislrirt of
{Columbia National Guard. was second
:with a score of {.77 out of 0330,
’ l'riwm- G. l). \Vliile and Srrgcum
.G. A. Loni“ y. lnolh of the Marin-ts. at"—
lwr shooting pr‘rfu'l Ems in “wall
icmnvrs match at 6"“ yards: tied with
ifornucr. :l-ltlnionul hullsl-yes apiece.
('orpnrnl I. (J. “neon. Murillo Corps.
lam: svcmid place with Emmi addi-
grinnfil lsilll51'3't's (n'nr :i possibil- lift}:
ll‘rix-zxtr- J. V. Alt-yonder. Murine Corps.
éwus third with tho additional bulls-
mes.
Hill, Bespectacied
Pitcher. Joins Giants,
Ready to Work
Last night the
limit went off in
and
twenty-five playm-
the major leagues
beginning with today's games
mam- newcomers will be seen in
action. Tho. Giants yesterday galncd
another recruit for their pitching staff
in the person of Carmen Hill. a. be-
spectacled right liander. who has been
purchased from Indianapolis. Hill will
he 'ro‘memlwrr-d as a pitcher for the
Pirates several seasons back.
Today the Giants will Sign the col—
lege stars who accepted terms with
the club cnrly in July. ' They are Clin—
ton Rlume. pitcher from Colgate. “'31-
ter MacPhee. second baseman from
Princeton, and Prod Maguirc. second
baseman from Holy Cross. Several
other young players may be expected
soon.
i
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Connecticut Anglers
Catch 71/2 Foot Eel
TAI’I‘VILLE, Conn., Sept. ‘l.—~A
party of local fishermen at Tadpole
Pond landed 138 pounds of bullheafis
last night, three eels'that weighed
more than ten pounds and several
perch. At a. point Below Butts Bridge
they caught a turtle weighing fifty
pounds and one lamprey eel seven and
i
one-half feet long. '
grilles a Little Frill;
The New Hax‘r-n.
l-rcak. til-fir pcrcentagc lugiy‘v 55”“
lCliicuuo 11ml St. Louis played The
same pact: against the eastern clubs,
Scat-ii lmvin: :. percontnzg or ,y,.;._
illrooklyn. lostou and Philadelphia
ltrail with marks under .500.
llvtroit‘s mark of .671 in Un- izxtrr-
sectional Kills is the l.~est, in mm:
league). Sccmill to thc Tigv-l‘s in t;
Amm'icnn Leaguv came thc Yank».
iwith .B‘RT. who like the Giants in lli“
Sthtionul, are“ the only Easti'rg‘; Hui. lg;
livluy better than .500.
'l‘lxcn {allow the St. Louis
Cleveland. \Vasliington.
Philndclphia and Boston. in that or—
der. 'l‘lzc \Vliitc Sax. with .42; :.r»- 1;...
ionly wostcrn clulv in either (“irctlil ”.3:
Exant below the .5110 mark in l!:'~-l".<\,(-—
tional x‘onlcsts. '
Hagen Breaks Record
‘by Six Strokes on.
Oxford (‘ourse
Frown. S.
“:I'l‘l'izr‘ll).
physicians
r~v
Sl”l‘.l.\’Gl-‘lr.i.l‘. Mass"
“'altvr lilii‘fi'la British 031cm ( '-
lyrnke “in Oxford Country ("12. l
n cur-l m Tl ll} Six strokes: i1.
liilion mulch bore :ccstvrviu} .,
Harem. pair-«i with Jar
Austra in“. slur. hf'élt \‘l’il .
roster pro. and Prank How--
champion in tin eiglzti-H
lmll match I»): 4 up. llv
".lairrlir-s and an :‘mgk um i" 3215‘ card.
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Three-I League Batter
Hits in Forty
Consecutive Games
TERRA “Al"l‘ I. ingl.
:l‘n-st Rasemzm (mm l‘alilmau. of the
:Tlunvilln Tlircc-l Horus" club. yestcr‘
'«luy ran his total of consecutivc hit-
tinz games to forty.
I’alllman tlizis (alluded. the feat of
’l‘yCollh. who. Willi 5. like n’uxnber.
{holds the Amm'irnn League "record.
”but is far below the“ minor league
mark of sixty him. made by J. “'ilhoit
in the, “'cstcrn League in 1919.
i
Scril. 1 .—~ 1
..._—-
Cobb.
Grimes.
PA RI S. Se pt~
French middleweight champion.
was defeated by Jack ‘K’alker, Amer-
ican fighter.
two ribs had been broken.
ing Commission had been holding up
be llulzac's share of the purse pend-
. ing investigation of charges that he
, quit.
4' Walker. 21 mulatto. has been fighting
Ein France for About a year with mod-
'm~atc success.
Five Leading Hitters
in Each Major League
Minnie.“ LEAGI'E '
Sislcr, St. Louis . . . . 12':
Detroit
: Sprain-r, Cleveland .
llcilmnnn. Detroit . . 118
Miller, Philadelphia 110
l—lornsby. St. Louis.
Tierney. Pittshurr'l‘ . 91
Chicago
Bigbee. Pittsburgh
Hollochcr. Chicago .125
IRL ‘OLYMPIC WINNER.
If
French Champion’s
Ribs Are Broken
by American Negro
1 .-—Examinzttion by
Ercale dc Balzac.
who
of
showed that
The Box-
last night.
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410 152
455 163 .
409 140
115
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313 115
39: 143
452 174
492 175
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putting the Spend shot
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Geo. Sisler, the all around star
of the St. Louis Browns. His
advantage at first base is greater
than any other infield star.
. Trying to Lift
Davis Tennis Cup
ITO-REST HILLS, N. 12, Sept. 1 (As.
sociated Press).—Australia's foremost
tennis players today were at the ‘West
Side Tennis Club. ready to attempt. to
lift from America the Davis Cup, sym-
bolic of the intemafionalm cham-
pionship. Two singles matchem- were
scheduled today. the doubles will be
played tomorrow. and the final pair of
singles encounters will take place
'Monday. 4 _
Upon Geralde. Patterson. Austra-
lia's captain. and James'O. Anderson,
will rest the burden of the Antipodean
attack today. Patterson, who won» the
world’s singles' title at Wimbledon,
will open the play against W’illiam T.
Tildcn, the American champ ion. and:
Anderson will oppose William ML,
Johnston. the brilliant San Franciscan.
‘ in the other event. Play will'start at
2:39 o’clock. ‘
The - Americans. naturally are
favored by tennis followers to win.
Tildeu is believed to be at the peak of
‘hisgame. but 'in Pattezson he will:
meet one of the ablest. most resource-r
11:1 playeré in the world. a fighter
whose game in the ties against France
and Spain reached its highest level.‘
Many followers of the sport regard
the match between the. two rivals to:
day as the'unofficial challenge. round1
‘t'or the world's title, inasmuch as Pat-
terson. with the tall'Philadelphian ab.
sent from the competition. won the,
crown which. the latter werewfor .jlzwo
Fears previously-w, Tilden has met Pat-
. tel-son four times before *in tourna-
ment and W3 Cup play. and been
victorious on each occaslcm. .
7;. Anderson. ‘pxgventeu from playing
in the semi-final anti final rounds by
an attack'of pneumonia. has {misfit-cl
covéred and in practice against/same
of the leading American players has
shown all of the ‘brilliancy for which
he is noted. In .1on he willrmeetr
Bill" has kept'ngnertca. supremeifor"
apps” rent!" yeast”. ngius'ever.
In marve.’ Emerges. has >
Bichurds, who has risen mLsen'safional
’ -better. tobacco:
-‘*itl
-—l>ett&mr (alcunsiexi.
No Other cigarette
suchvalue.
team.
mark the cm: time that Amerieahis
defended the '
Dwight F. Davis donated for inter'
national competition in 1800. ’
then the three countries have monopo—
lized possession of the Cup. ' ‘7
lt-ads with seven victories. the Guitar
Statcs has six to its credit; and’thc
‘Brifisli Isles ,has won five times.“ '
Lindeberg to Umpire:
senior-s of the ever popular “Climb
Lindeburg and ,
future games at Amusement Ml;
The umpirirzg at the Park has beep a;
source of trouble all the season, no»
less titan seven men having held the. ,7
4 They were envouraged by the SW"
_ Wednesclair of C. C. Davis. 001111311538.
one of the'cooies‘t, most resourceful of?
Court. generals. With V'fildeu, fiftfle?
two years, and his game flxisv'seasonjs
1'13!th .
.l M‘-
grmtct van-My: '
the price gives
This year's challenge round will
historic trophy m
m
AM.
All Lockwood Games
'l‘liv’: Lockwoods have secured the
he will umpirean.
inziicators so far. "Lind?" will suréiy’
rcmedy this, and the fans can be :54
sured that there will be no more
arguing orqr umpire's decision.
Employ the New York. New Hawr‘r
the Lockwoods .and will bring overaf
strong line-up. This team is recruited.
from the best players along the line.
and this will be their host game on the
roar}. :15 the fiollowing Sunday, they
start a series with New York Tami-I
rial 'Team for a silver cup donated by
the railroad. They have defeated
several Bridgeport teams by larger
scores. namely Rowland 1; B. C. by;'
the score of 1640: Public Hut-ken 5-1}: 1
Park City. C. G.. 12—2. and the Shah. .
and A. C..
Lefty Broad will
game and Kuhlma‘n will play right
team: Reising. c: McShex-ry. p: leach. .
p: Goldowsky. 1b; Sayles. 2!): Km:
31): West. ss; Hering. rt: Leonard, cf:
Momma. If; Chantos. cf; and Kohl-
man. rt. .
National Horseshoe r
7 Trials Under 'Way ‘
at DcsMfina
DES MOINES, Iowa. Sept... 1.—1711e7
National Horseshoe champion”
eliminations became the center: of:
terest in the competition here yew
any afternoon. with the 90mm
yesterday morning of the state taunt;-
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