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By, F. Y. McMahon
Arthur Fletcher and his teammates took both ends of a double header.
yesterday from thc Brooklyn llobins at Philadelphia. The feat-of the lowly
l'hillics was somclhing entirely unexpected for the Robins had lost; only two of
‘thcir previous fifteen games with the l‘hillics this season. Leo Meadows was
5 .. . .. 1 in the. box for the. Fletchcritcs in thc first game, andwhile he allowed ten
' ' 1 ”filing: hits. hr nppcarcd to he stronger in thc pinches than his opposing hurler.‘
““1 f2} ghn Harry Shrivcr. The second contest was a sixteen inning‘affair in whlchl
" mums. m‘, llehun in tho rolc of relief pitcher for the Phillies. was invincible.
'. st-conds . ‘ , . t , ‘ ' g
1" . - lI metre. . . ‘ ‘
‘ K " All't“ :illll- ‘ o .‘
.. _. . . Luna m... Chicago Cubs Weaken
I , . ‘ York.
A littll> over a week ago the Chicago Cubs were occupying second p180?
in thcir threatening advance through the first division. They were considered
a 1' ‘ T ‘
y} I h S: 132‘ DINGS by many fans to he the Giants‘ most formidable rival for first place honors in ‘7‘ . LlAM
"—"'~"~'" tho National League and had arouscd '3.“ Chicago to the belief that at last 'L
“NH” ll“1|:-'.‘I|€‘ the \Vcstern city would he rcprcscntcd in 1'. world ital-lis. Edutnsuddc’nlse' 1213:; E,
"-|""”-"' “'H’He thin ha vencd. The (‘uh pitchers started going ac an c’en u‘ u , ,,
W é“ L PC withgthcpc‘xccption of one or twoplnycrs. fell into.a batting slump. 'The .rr— STEVENSON.
------ 7‘3 5" 13‘”; mm, mm obvious. A long String of defeats suit the Chicago team into third. -
------- 7-3 5‘ 5'54 l fourth. and finally. yesterdziy.vinto fifth place and the-.sccond division. .\ow
7‘ 7'3 5‘54 |tlu- (.‘ulvs must light hard to rctnin their present; berth at thc head of the
----- 71 5'9 5’45 l sccoml division. Now tho Cubs must fight hard to retain their present‘lwrth m1“..- ¥ m :7
....... 7.. 55! .542 at the hood of the second division for thc Dodgers. notwithstanding tlu-ir set: 7
------- “1 6” ~49? hack of ycstcrdn)’. are playing a high grade of hall‘und are fighting hard fox
‘ - I " ‘ ' ~ ~- . - 4‘3 3‘" ~35" firth place in the pennant race.
..... 4‘1 ‘83 ,.I€46 '
w..-_—lk ‘ .. '3 I 0
Ann-r -nn ’ a e .
k W gnL PC The I’ittsburg Pirates onco again have reached second place: although;
\ ‘lll . . . . . . . . 7.‘ Bl .605 but a half a game ahead 01' St. Louis. The Giants have always constdcrcd Eh- ‘LARRY
"‘H‘ --------- 79 54 ~55” Pirates and not the Cardinals us their rt-ul rivals. .
' I! ........... till 64 .519 ‘ :
.......... a". 5:. .5‘l4 :- . t t BR9WN.,
HIHIl ......... ‘39? 66 .500 ' . . . o
lilaiulull ...... lill 71 .453 ICQn \Yiniams surely llanS to lose first pinCo- ill lllt‘ l'i()lll("l‘llli lillllllg‘ l‘f‘lt‘t’i. : . . ‘ p ’ xi _
’-"l“'l'l*l«' ------ '3“ 74 - 33 Yr-StcrilnS‘. the hip; outfit-ldci‘ smashed out his lllll‘i)’>tllll‘ll ol the scnsonnttno ‘ . ‘ '. , _ , > , (“a >
'v H ---------- 5" 77 ”75‘“ advanccd to within one homer of Roger Hornslvy. who lt‘flds both “flour" ,v - , v .
‘—""‘ with thirty-four circuit smashes.
lituh-rn lmaguc
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.N :\l>‘ll ....... 57 41 .Til-f ’ . . . '
“I‘ll! l‘lv‘llfl -------- 7 51 5'93 -“l'.al»l>it" Murmivillc's triplr- in thr- ninth inning of tho sr-ronri irdml‘: 1;“
l:ri4ln‘t~t-nrt -------- ““ . “4 5“" ’twccn tlw l’iratt- llllll C‘nrllinuls yesterday save-(l 'l’ittslmrc trom u lllllfll‘t“:1:;
l"“”“""" --------- “l (5'3 ‘5'”! (out. 'l‘lw lulow \vns lli'lth‘l‘Ctl with no onc on tho husvs. but (flrlilt‘l in .‘
l'i"~"""1*‘ --------- ‘3“ “3 ”“7 Mnnn's wild throw to third allowed the "Rabbit" to score with tlw run that
I‘lmnmmm ....... m (:4 AW. rm}... m- m, .
All-on) ........... 5A 7:: .421'5 ‘
‘u'm‘r- Hit-r ........ .‘11- set .391; o O 0 0
llv capturing: lmlh (-mls of tho (lonhlc lllll ycstcrdnv with‘ llw llvtroit
Tigris: iln- l‘hicng‘n \Vhllo‘ SON p'nincd consiqlr‘rnhlc ground in. ll'lt‘ll‘ fight for‘n'
lllL'l’ll‘!‘ llt'l‘lll in llw first division. 'l‘luxjc un- now but two gmm-s lvclund l}
(Yum-'2: pupils, who :ippcnr to lm playing vl-ry unccrtuin hull of latc.
JOHN
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TAYLOR.
Yesterday’s Results
National lm‘nz'uc
CLARENCE
" BU D "
Munch-2' (mun-s
Louis-11‘ l‘itlslunrhh 1:, . ‘
.' ‘ .. 0 HOUSNER
i 4; r. ‘Important Football °°° ' .
. .\I‘t¢-n:mm (itlnlt‘x
. . , .. I - - V ‘ - ‘ '
' ' um... rm... .. 4 W“)- llzwis (in) Tennis g (James This Season
vlillvin T: l‘nn-(vklin Ii (l6 in— ,
. . . n . Matches Togay .
' ’ .. h r- M "m“ .‘ A 7‘ ’3}... E l-‘ullowim: arm the ninrv important
_, . . .' l}: l; M ‘" H’ ‘gulnt s Ht‘llt’ilult‘tl l‘or tln- 19:: football
' “ W‘ “ ‘_ .\l :: r. .\l. «kn-mm l.. l‘nt- was”. ‘ ~
\le l, luv-lull Il-tvlll lTlellt'S h l‘HHll. .\llsll‘.ll:l§lil. (,‘llulll‘llfl‘l‘l‘. ; (N'l. TxiCll-urglu ill (‘lllt‘ll‘tflh 1,411.3)"-
' '“‘ ’ \.\. \\'illinin M. Johnston. (-ttv at l'iltslmrgli.
. I . l."1“'"l 3"“ll"-“- ll““‘“”""- . (H't. ll‘l.-*~S\'l‘llt‘ll>31' ut llrnwn. Iowa
1";""""'”” ‘l’fiu'ltrm‘ At 4:30 'P. Meruincs (l. at Yalc. \cht Virginia at l’ittslmrfih. JAKE W‘ DRISCOLL'
CH'VI H" IuIIl“\' . . u . J . .' ‘- .
‘ "‘ . , An'lcison. Austlallism. (‘lnLL UctolJi-r 21.~»~Ccntrc at Harvard.
‘ 1“ VIN" ‘2' ‘1‘“ mnmus). lcnum‘. vs. \Vlllinm 'l‘. 'l‘ildcn Georgetown ‘ Forilhnm ill p010 " “’lth more ”Milli-’00 star athletes
"'""' "' ‘1 “" ""' 3' "l l‘niiml Ql-Lti-s th-fi'lldl'l' G1 '* . - - . , - - . . .
p . u - - « .. . ‘ounvls. Bllclilgdn at (lino Hutu. entered and tin. chances of man? A
Aj'£91,“:MII;‘(.HII;“‘§ . At 5:11;» 1‘. M., oxihlution, Pittsburgh zit Sylucusc, Georgia 'l‘t't‘h records: being broken, the outlook LLAN WOODRlNG‘
H. . ‘l _. l Irv: Zinc . min-fl «loiillli-s. ~ - Mrs. Mollzl ‘ul .\'u\‘_\. 1 l'th . r atest outdoor 'ltll- tached: Alfred Leconcy. Meade!”
‘ ;,l" “(in .A K. - "l n 4 ”jury‘d .\l:-llnrv 3"“ Put 5 UL t. ":8 -l'rinccton at Chicago. for out 0 eg 0 ‘ brook Cllll); “'illiam D. Hayea. 7
V \“ ‘ll‘h‘t‘ 3‘; \\.|.~lllll.. 0 (Vilma: \Voml vs. Miss: l'll‘lt'll ‘Nolrv llilll’ll: zit (loorc‘in Tcrh. letlc lllONS of the COIIIIU‘Y is more Boston A. A., and Sol. Butler. ill-1 7:
I "I ' 1 Phil \rlv'mih 4 ““1‘ “”1 “mm“ "“““‘“"““' I llnrtmouth at Harvard. Armv than bright when the A. A. U. 113- attached. in the 100. The sum.
\ .m 'vllll‘; (in L‘. 5 ‘~ ' ' '
men and in addition Allan Wood.
ring. Meadowbrook Club. and Bar-
nio “refers. New York A. 0., in all
furlong, and Allan iielffrich. Kev
York A. 0.. present national-champ , "
pion; Larry Brown, Meadowbrook
.zlt Yul-n, Navy nl l"cnns,vlv:uii:i. Syra- uonal junior and seniorllndividual
championships and five mlle relays
are staged at Weequahl; Park,
Newark. September 8, 9 and 11.‘ ..
If there is any on: event On the
Itllll).
.‘ l ‘.\' Yolk w. lloslnn. (ltnlh gznmrs:
D‘Irvlptylif‘ll).
icusu \5. Penn Stun: nl l‘olo Grounds.
Nov. Cornell.
Five Leadil‘g Hitters lNcllruslur}.M-rclgil'lrlilcluz. 51‘
at Lul'ui‘cllc vs.
in Each Major IJeague l‘V. & J. at Polo Grounds,
l‘;i~l«~ru Lon-41m-
. . . Nov. li.——l’rinc<-ton ut liurvurd. 1 g ta d t b 11
m ,. H... inX .. 1.1m . , program “a 8 n S 0“ a 0"9 a . Club' Th 11: c :1) Ya! -
- -_. . - t Y 7 Pittsburgh ut Pennsylvania. lliirt- n is [h senior 440 'ard . 0 as ‘13 pbell, 9. ,
NATIOAALLLAGL L mm Grounds. others 9 3 Mike Devaney, Mllrose A. A; n;
P C. ;moulh vs. (‘urm-ll (it
2 éChicztg’o at Ohio State. Notrc home at
'Army. California at n\\'shlngton.
Nov. ls.—Yulc zit i’rincclon. l’cnn
championship. in which seventeen
of the greatest quarter mllers in
this country will face the starter.
Five of the field have records of
l'lni'ci‘. (,‘luh. C. All. R. H.
ll’ornslu'. Si. ll. 1'29 5l3 112 301 .39
'l‘ivrnv)’. l’illsh’g~ 97 338 47 12-1 .367
Hullochvr. (“go 131 509 79 180 .354
N. Yates and A. Gustafson. Chico”
A. A., in. the half mile.
Joie Ray, Illinois A. C.; R”
Watson, Kansas City A. 0.; Larry
Tod ay's Games
\ziliml ll lil‘nu'm'
h, \._ \,,.; I . ,4». l _' :x..x:H:4). ,.w .. ,. ..,~ '0' '30 .. 3:3 'Statt: at Pennsylvania. Columbia vs. better than 49 seconds and three . '
9.... M; u u: l‘: mu. mm... (2 ll'ilit::l;"(5i:it.::"6 :5; :9;- :50 fig .3;3 gnurtmouth at 1.0.0 Grounds. Iowa at of them are 48 second men. . Ehiceids. lzlleadgwhrook Cluh. Jam
:2 on. .4, ‘ ' ‘ g ' ‘ ' Ohio State. \V. R— J. at Pittsburgh. ll- “Villiam E. Stevenson 0f the New fmgggny'ingnggaftérA'h‘Yé; ' ,
('m. mm :.1 i w. mm'l, ARUCRICA‘N LEAGUE lanlS at Chicago. York A. (,., the present title holder, New York A. C., for the one mile,
Ann-rival] lit‘ng'uc
. Mm :rl .\'.-\\ \m'k «3 L‘JHLN‘S).
‘lJ 11:)l.\'l,l,nzii-‘.
!' "m! :rl ("hivngrr
limit-r" Lcngnc
'w ~ H'llmlllll-vl,
ii 'il l hcr Prevents
Sullivan’s Attempt
Nov. :15.——Harvard at Yale Navv vs.
:- ._c G. AB. R. H. P.C. _ " .
mm?" '“b “erArmy at Philadelphia, Ohio State at
' 1 ‘ . 2" 2 221 . , . .
fim‘hlr' Sta [093‘s i]; :6? 1:: ms 396 *lllmois. Lchigh at Inlaycttc. Califor—
"0 ' " ' r i ' ' ‘ ' ' k ' ‘ 'nin at Stanford.
.‘ -. — - , r s.’ '156 3’5 , . _
SW “‘0" mp“) “7 41’ 1 ‘ l\ov. JIL—I‘orncll at Pennsylvania.
, . 5 9-], r. .3 H /- ’ ’
Ilfglillgl‘lgt}.ll)0t ll: git} 103 lg; .330 Penn State at Pittsburgh. Colgate at
. t . 1.. . . - _ - ' Columbia.
W estports Win ’ P
Forfeit. GameESarazen and artner
l
Lose at Danbury
“'ESTPORT. Sept. 4.—-—As,the Elm
)A.' l 7 . 7 . .—— ’ . ¢ ‘.
Groves forfeited their game to the I \I LRY '58!“ 5 Gen( “Tau“
. heads the list. Allan Woodrlng,
'the Olympic 200 meter champion,
has forsaken the short sprint in
" favor of the quarter, and reports
from Philadelphia are to the enact
that 'it‘vrlll faith a record breaking
performance to beathlm’. Steven-
son established the championship
record in last year’s meet..when he
ran the distance in' 48 3—6 seconds.
Jake Driscoll ol‘the Boston'A'. A,
who lost the national title by‘the
proverbial ,eyelash last year and
was given the decision over the
. 1, . .1
. AL ’LECONEY
pink of condition, as was shown by
his fitty-oecond performance in the
New England championships last
Saturde on a rain soaked track.
Larry Brown. the former Uni-
ALAN nELFFRicH.
tag for and will run in the quot-tor
at Newark.
A few or the most prominent ath-
‘ letes entered in the various events
follow: Loren Murchison, Leon-
and R. Earl Johnson, Plttsbhrgh;
George Cornetta, New York»A 0.:
' William Rita“, Finnish-Anon“:
A. 0.: Lloyd Rathbun, University
at Iowa; John L. Romig. Meadow-
brook Club: William Rutter. Mea-
dowbroolt Club, and James P. Hen-
lgan, Dorcheuter Club, for the an
mile run;
A few of therstars in the thm
hurdle races are Earl Tummj.
c: Taylor, Gus Deseh, Harold Bar.
pron, Earl Frazier. Ra! Crawford.
’ n“ M, f. (ltv Hm Associated _ Amcrican Golf champion. and James H _ 1 f p 3 1 nia track ca . ard Paula and Herald Jones 0‘ the s_ 3.1“.”an Th 0 Charlemn.
. . -- 9-". he West orts are the . . .. Mercur Footer in the interco e veraty o elm 37 vs p , can n,
1': .-.mmm.-.1 unfavorable :33;me the ItntniuCltypleague. The 11- Graig Pm‘essm'm‘ 0f RMSOWOO“ gxate cyhamplonsblps in the Har- tail: and present intercollegiate Illinois A. 0.: Eddie Flu-tell, New Broklna. H. H. Kile, Meredith
V ” "mm” ""””"'”"d “on" V‘ , L ' ' country cm!" “Tm defeated- 3 “p and d' Stadium last May is in the half mils-champion. has been traln- York A. 0.; Bob McAllister. unut— House and Walter Gegan.
. _ teams stand as follows. . _ m . ‘ . .
b: . l.n\\‘o~!l. Muss. who had ,1 W L P.C 2 t0 P131)- in a four-ball exhibition . . - _ “*
l‘ .. all «lily for an oppor-‘“,e;nportg’ 2' 0' 1 000' match on tho Riagcwoad club'links - . , . .- .- ' . "*- -.. ~" « _“‘ff*“«~:'. "'7*r~“-~‘""“*“'—‘—~- --~-*—--~~+w-‘~—-—~‘ - , - —-"--. * , , ‘
‘. H .m' m" "m ml." to 5mm Elm Grove-s . . . . . . . . 1 1 .500. hm.“ ““53““? The” opponents were" Mr. McLeod ’advocates Wimbledon Negro Puglhst IS , Dundee m C3118 01f lTed “Kid” LEWIS Beats.» ,
l: l lmnm-l. “gain to post- Cresccnts _ . . _ . _ . 1 1 ‘500 Ck‘orgt- snarling. professional of tho resigfiing the claim granted bythe In- _. - , . , 7 ' , . ~ ~ ~ _ . . , »
““‘ 'I'losuhudq ‘ ' .. o 2 .000 "IMP“ C’UbJOr Bridgeport. and ternatlonal Federation to hold the . 'Kllled During Bout Battle WithéJackSOlll 4- Thomas In 4 Rounds.
, “WWW”. or nrmgfipmh , ‘ - ' ' ' ' ' ' __ ha: “harder. champion of the Brook- chmpionship alternately in America .. - , . . .. - l '1.0\‘DO.\' Sept. 5.—-Ted an», ,.
«a. l»l.~- Sullivan intends .to‘ d C. .t lawn club. ' mares that an armngegnent should be HOUGHTON. HEIGHTS, Mich, NE‘V'YORK“ Sept. ind—The sched— Lew” forms-r welterweight champ“...
‘V l . ”mm in spite of the fall- Gran lrcul . ' , . i madefivith the American Lawn, Tennis Sept. 5.~—-Sam "Kid? johnson. 26. ”led fifteen—roundbout between John- last night defeated Marcel M.
< [nth and Sam Richards Races Postponed Suggests Change In Asgociatlon to hold the “orlds grass negro, héavy-Weight boxer or Smitts- ny Bundee. featherweight and junior The French welterwcight. in thatoflfh
champnonship alternately in Amerim vine. Mich. and formerly of the A. E.
illwir n-cvnt efforts, (lt‘- . .. . . ,
Lawn Tennls ClaSSIC and England in “73110“ case hcvthlnks F. was killed'dur'mg a bout here you-
“ lightweight champion. and ‘Ynue‘round. . .
that when com tions .
Jackson of the Bronx. which was to;
14 nixed as substitute- for. Dundee. The
'boys will weigh in at_135 pounds at 2 .
o'clock this afternoon. , - ,
.
V hr would make his HARTFORD. Sept. 4.——Rain yestcr- the. pas—[s Cup competition could .be terday with Dummy- Maxon, white. of have‘been fought at‘Ebbe‘ts Field (0-} .
“ ‘ 'er morning. instead of “a" ”use? ,fiheG‘SSty‘gemi? 0‘ “I: LONDO.' Sept 5.—-—Donald McLéod. dr’cppod or held eV?r-‘"f°ur years: ““3 Bay City. , -; - .,.¢.5 night was deoimdoff yesterday when; 7 . _ *
" 2“ 'YH' “09“)“ swimmers opening 0 ' O m "T“ raccs a '1 memberkf the ngm thn Ol 'mpic games. Johnso h 7d 5 r1” d ' Dundee was f0: éd to undervo an o -- " *
,. . . . ‘ pic Council in- .. lr . , 7 n a .u are consnderablc C a D _ 9
' . «, ermnd to the cast Chgrtet; 03: iParis;I ziileldarfus cargt: terestcd in lawnTen'ni’s, writestothe —-——————-—-—--—-—-- punishment in the seventh round and elation for the removal of a car-g MERS All WoolaSerg’e .
" ‘ w ‘ ‘1 ' 03y ‘ e »a me Times pointing out" that now" tha" ” was noticeablv weak at the' t . -’ bunt-la. on his arm. Johnnv had a . "= , '
. . , . - . :1 Le . , . . sari: ot‘ - . . g .
-__._., ._.- 531100 for 2.08 trot-tors, Will he raced Gerald L. Patterson has been defeated .’ 30f?" T!” 33”“ ovie: . f: the eighth Wh?“ he éoliapspd, fever of 102 and was in such bad Sluts—$17.50-..
,, ' m tlw Sentinel for the “$35; if" fxn'}:’l‘gia§°gdlfpgpfirgé.m- William T. Tildcn. Patterson’s. title » Acmrd"? g! g“ ;n'.'9‘;m.e§t’ ‘62" 0. ‘ 7 - ‘ ' . shape that it would bani». begoimitos-E ’ ‘r- , a...
' ' ’ - F 0“ '0 e" a W 3 -- of we l - terminate an 1" ., ! "i“ 1 1’99"“ Advertise .13 the Sentinel. same for him to face the hard hitting‘ , , M
m lif track conditions arc favorable. I r d S champion is not Justified. ,. (96.$n§§,~~m r-Inuo fl- Lama-«r ”my... “(a . . ~ . ‘ Jada-on.- “ _ > 4} Younghlen 8 Spa , ”6 * , :5,
a.“ ' ‘ " " "“"““-““ _....._..- ' “ , 4. ‘ . g. ' 4.3.14; last. night the management an-i ' ' '
'" ’ ‘ 7 .5 ‘ .1 . _ ,. ’ " ncunced that Sid-Marks, Canadian‘ All WWI-“s; (w:
.SQUIRE WATEF-Nfl‘hfl' Y“ 01' N0 » -' ' w , " , " " lightweight champion. had been ” '
23.29% , ’9 5/255 ygg; ~ , _ . . . ,7 _' ‘77:
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~ " o " l , .., . . .
l, COPESHAGEN. Sept. .. —'— The
‘ {world’s rccondgor the pole vault was
* broken in the: Copenhagen Stadium
e‘sberday 05;“1‘loff. the NorWeg—ian
lets; Who- cigarcd the bar fort ,
’ or approxia
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