Third ' ‘
“Along the Atlantic coast.
See Tigers inSeco “ml
Place at.the Close of
Season With Indians
NEW YORK. June 24.-——1‘hs East
having met the West in the latter:
Hown ball yards. observers who are
‘ tying to nail the pennant up months
before it is won are convinced that
bad as the 1924 model of the world
champion Yankees it is better than
the best in the West and superior to
the most efficient of its neighbors
Next to the Yankees western writ-
‘ors believe that the Tigers wii get
Win” Two -— Results
Of the Other Games
Yesterday
NEW YORK. June ac—rse
world's champions lost two games
to Washington yesterday and drop-
pad to second place. The scores
were 5 to 3 and 4 to 2.
Morgridge pitching well in the
pinches. defeated the Yankees in
the r ‘ game while the Senators
knocked out Jones. .The second was
a. twirling duel between Zachary
and Hoyt until the latter was tak-
en out for a pinch hitter in the sev-
l’hilliies and 7 'Athletics W 7
rHE STARE)
to outwith
‘COLLESE. '
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asst. lusts
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ranked
0 call. Boston is
u! the
third. ,with \Vashington,
snuch with his present
which made the most
showing of. the Eastern clu
and of the Johnson loop.
‘ head of the ,second division.
" Cleveland a. shade behind and Chi-
? osgo winding up in seventh place.
J» Connie Mack is placed in his old so-
A customed spot in the cellar. All these
predictions are based on the one ser-
ies that the clubs played in the West.
Eastern
clubs hit the \Vestern trail there was
a. great deal of respect for the Boo-
Up to the time that the
ton Red Sox. who by their
' the season had managed to
j! the Yankees.
{the Red 80:: won
lad the Sox.
car’s surprising ' Mack team.
oined the W'ashington club.
ores of ground. W‘hen this
a.
thletlcs in the recent series.
Eton only lost seven 5
vs it the best rccor
tabs.
63.
him the White Sox. T2:
is
about
(18.
horse in the race, fourth. and this
. team will make a lot of trouble if
Clark Griffith does not tinker
machine.
impressive
t
b!
their first swing arouiid the western
The Browns. the western critics fig
ure, will i‘insh no better than
W1
gre
work during their first home stand of
worry
On their \l’estern trip the Red Sox
won only six games. They made a.
fair showing until they were on the
i last lap of the journey. arriving in
' Detroit about the same time as Ty
Cobb's club hit its stride again.
, Four in a. row was put on the loa-
ing side of the Fohl ledger to come
East and battle the Yankees on the
. latter’s own ball park. At Cleveland
two out of four.
the same number from the Browns
Bad as was the Red Sox in the trip
'Weat, the helpless Mackmen did even
worse. winnig only five games out of
ourteen played. As if to make mat-
ters all the worse for Connie Mack,
Vid Matthews. the pepper pot of last
has
an
as been the live wire needed to set
”the team going. He is hitting Well
have the .300 mark and is covering
young
man Joined the club at Cleveland the
Senators were beaten four games in
row. but since that time they have
, played splendidly, getting past all op-
ositlon in the West and crushing the
In the “rest the Senators grabbed
ht Victories. taking three out of
% ur from the Tigers, three straight
‘ on) the Browns and splititng even
V‘Vashing-
which
d of he Eastern
the
enth. shawkey. who followed. Hoyt.
allowed the winning runs.
PHILADELPHIA. June
Philadelphia. won both
double header with Boston yester-
day taking the first game 7 to 3 by
bunching hits in the sixth inning to
score five runs“ and then pounding
out an 11 to 7 victory in the wind-
up.
rk
oo
in
game with Schultz. a new corner to
the Phillies: hitting two. one with
the bases filled'and "Cy" Williams
adding another to his total. Sien-
gel also hit the circuit.
BOSTON. June.’ 24.-—Philadelphia
defeated Boston in two games yes-
terday. 2 to 0. and 6 to 3. The Red
batters were unable to hit Harris
and Heimach with men on base.
Catches by Lee. Perkins 11nd Miller
were features.
BROOKLYN. ,N. Y.. June 24.—
The plants won their ninth straight
game yesterday, beating Brooklyn 12
lo 5. Reuther was chased in the
first inning and Henry was hit hard.
Ryan held the Robins hitless in
three innings after Nehf was taken
out. Wheat made four hits.
CHICAGO, June lit—The Speak-
er‘s Indians bunched hits on the
White Sox in both games yesterday.
taking the twin ‘bili. 4 to 3 and 4 to
17. Shaute outpltched Faber in the
opener and for six errors aided
Cleveland. In the after piece Co-
veieskie gave but fOur hits. while
Mcfi'heeney, Cvengros and Blankeno
ship failed to scatter the hits. two
runs and three hits were made of!
McWheeney in the first inning with
none out. when he retired.
th
at
CINCINNATI. June ill—Cooper
outpltched Luquo yesterday and
Pittsburgh best the Cincinnati Rods
4| to 2. Fast fielding by both teams
featured the game. Carey having
nine putouts in center field.
SOLDIERS PLAY
THIS EVENING
Will Clash in Game at
Amusement Park at
6:30 _,Q’clock T h i s
Evening /
d
2-4..—
ends of a
Homeoruns featurbd the closing-
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By XORMAN E. BROWN.
There still is considerable discus-
sion among Xmarican league critics;
players and fans regarding Joe
Shsute. young Indian pitcher. But
short time ago after
bad plunged into the baseball cellar
in a blue funk.
two timely victories.
, the Champion Yanks. which gave ‘s innin La t 'r Joe rel road
it doesnt concern his abllii as s . ‘ (3- ' '“r u
pitcher. He has proved that. the team the confidence it had lack- and showed the benefit of his ya!
But the question raised is re- "I for many moorgid '5th bus." “abroad." ‘ l
" ' ' found there eyes. man ey ov- ‘
51:21:", the pronounciation at his eleskie came to like and the whole .H“ broke into ‘3 games and his
Ex" ! o J. h 1 ft hi h outfit looked like a different“'ball 3‘9"" °t ‘0 “flu?!" and 8 do—
: ka;.iiifie gist) toe becsomoom: club. foals would have been honored had
n -.
pitcher folk have econ ruling with
that moniker.
Some called it "shout."
Some called it “Shoot.“
Some figured it out “Showd‘sy.”
The first hand info is that it is
pronounced “Shes--Ute."
plug. Ho lives
in Peckm‘illo.
on
Shouts dolls-cred
One can readily understand how
Shouts can play the roll of spark
Electric street
He won attention as a pitcher
while a student at Juanita college
and must be lisied with the lucky
em 7% masses “3 /
Plum ’44 MSN
Foecul‘rfigiooch
r
the Redmen
isnooga for some seasoning.
He won ‘ and lost 9
o -
om,I against
he been allowed to star
complete contests.
show.
Ho is built ideally for a pitcher.
lads who have been lifted direct “‘eighs about 130 pounds and
This young lenhsnder was the from the college campus to the big stands six feet. Has a beautiful
spark plug which set the Cleveland show. The Indians grabbed him pair of shoulders and a. smooth
baseball motor running smoothly not! early in 1922 and gave him a pitching motion.
trial before sending him to Chat-
games for
Chattanooga and fanned ii men in
more
games. He worked in only seven
This year he appears 10' be one of
the best young pitchers in the big
Gets, Even
Win
armrest), June 24..
lad who but a; short time ago rode
into Stamford on a freight train.
earned a draw in his ten round on-
counter with Danny Williams at the
Stamford Sporting Club's Beckiey
Street Arena. last night. The bout
was a bum r from start to flu-
ish and kept the large audience on
its toes shouting for first the one
and then the other.
Despite the fact that Moore was
outweighed by nearly seven pounds
he kept boring into his heavier rug-
gbd£opponent The crowd cheered
both fighters when the referee made
known his decision.
The entire card was one of action
from start to finish. In the semi-
final Willie Angelo battered Danny
Pavese io badly in seven rounds
that the merciful referee stopped the
proceedings and declared Angelo the
victor.
Johnny “Snips" Nelson received
the decision in the second bout of
the evening. Nelson outdistanced
his opponent. Johnny Fitzpatrick.
and had everything his own way for
the entire six rounds. ,
In the curtain” raiser Leo John-
son. of Bridgeport. won a. four round
bout from one of his colored
brethren. Jimmy Bell. of New
. Rochelle.
WEST VIRGINIA
iOSES STARS
WHEELING. W. \‘a;. June 24.—
“‘ith five. and possibly nix. regulars
lost by graduation this month. follow
on of West Virginia University
baseball are already bewailing the
prospect for next year’s team. In-
asmuch as this year’s nine was not
a winner. taking only nine games
in the twenty-one played. it is con-
sidered almost a foregone conclusion
that next season's aggregation will
be even ids successful unless Coach
lra Rodgers. the former All Amerlc
can football star. is able to turn up
some new material.
Captain E. G. Welk will be the
chief loss, and other regulars who
will depart are‘Harrlclr. Krasnotf.
Copley and Garden. In addition there
in)” possibility that Trusty" Tall-
man. a pitcher. will be missing next
spring. . .
The team lost ten of its first twelVe
games, but rallied in late season and
captured seven of the last ten con-
tests. Bad weather is blamed for the
Mountaineers‘ poor start. as the
squad practiced outdoors only twice
before the opening game. The out-
Break; With
Danny Williams --
Willie Angelo Scores
Irish Jackie Moore. the Canadian
AIU
footed—Smith Is
NEW YORK. June 24
an. New Orleans lightweight. Won
from Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh when
referee Johnny Gallagher disquali-
fied Zivic for foul hitting after one
minute and (3 seconds in the third
round of a scheduled 10-round bout
last night.
Moran came out of s. clinch with
his‘back turned and his hands held
high. Zivic swung to Moran jaw
and was immediately waved. to his
corner. Gallagher. who refereed the
Dempsey-Firm fight. had warned
Zlvic in the second round for hitting
Moran when the latter was in a simi-
lar posture.
livic “is bonding.
The decision was uniavorabiy re.
ceived by the crowd which refused to
leave the Queensboro stadium where
the fight was held. When odorts at
police to disperse the crowd were i'u~
tile omcials turned out} the lights. -
Before the ending of the tight
Zivic had been outpointing Moran.
He tookithe first round easily. BpllL
the second with Her who fought
siuggishly and contin .d his fast
pace in the third. The Pittsburgh
boxer had caught Moran right and
left and tore into the stunned \‘et-
eran who clinched. The foul blow
followed.
I a loo-cunt! semi-final Bobby
Ga clan of Camp Holsbird. Maryland
Inn the decision orer Earl Baird of
Seattle in a hard featherweight bout.
i
' Sharkcy Beats Johnson.
BOSTON. June lit—Jack Sharkey.
Roxbury middleweight. earned the
decision over Floyd Johnson of lows.
in a. ten round‘bout here last night.
Sharkey weighed 181 pounds and
Johnson 198.
Johnson carried three rounds at
the ten by his ability as a. fighter at
close quarters. but Sharkey succeed~
ed in keeping the battle at arms
length most of the way. In the sec-
ond round he knocked Johnson for
a short count. and twice in the fourth
he shook the Iowan with hard rights
to the jaw.
l-——Hits Moran As He Comes
With Hands Raised—Floyd
Shaded—B
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NEW YORK. June
.Joe Gans won the
dier Bartheld in a
the Broadway A. C. last
fighters are from Brat-k:
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“Si-ll. :
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Bobby Harm: Wins,
PHILADELPHIA. June
by Barrett. of Cilimn '
ed out Nate Goldman
in the third round of
ten round bout a:‘
:id
Helghm km.
of Philadei
’hnzr Et‘
he:
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saved his opponent at a“ ”a ’
second. Both mn “fig-1::
pounds. M
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‘After he had been fiend
limes by Georg:- Gui H
delhpla. seconds
of Boston Threw .1 «an-
ring. ending the fish: in
round.
frey of p .,
for Ja‘k
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NEW HAVEN.
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the referee's drum
bout here last n21: .
stein. or Yonkers. x
lightweighls.
Young Leonard of W;
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ten round draw,
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EASTERN LEADI'E.
New Haven 3? Aims".
Pittsfieid at \strrc
“'alerbury a‘ T
Hartford
«s'
in the eight round semi-final.
Jimmy Amato, of New York. was
awarded the decision oxer Jack Mc-
cieilan. of Eomerviile.
. Smith ls Shaded. 7
JERSEY CITY. June 24.-—-(Spe-
clot)- Steve Smith and Bill Ken-
nedy of New Orleans fought a. fast
ten round bout here last night. No
Detroit at S; Lag;
New York at lircokzt:
AMERICA .V LEAGIE
Cleveland a' ll
Phlladciphm . ..
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Boston at l‘hz‘m‘rir' 2
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‘. om ‘ temporary “m to the Cellar for the local team and according to B MRO D D .3 a“! Miler!!! baseball and “at {gagggfiw
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gainst the Eastern clubs the In- if“ ‘3‘” t ' title °‘ Cannonball 0 0 ' himself under the hunger-ship or W', L. P.C. UR “'m’k . “’9'“!le 9"?”- , , ,
.. made the best showing of the “afn'h _ ‘ Firpo Ind “'ills. Fay. lie has’ been signed to meet Waterbury 36 :o .ssa Where—like Good Health and 3 ARD 805
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