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“I = ' . a” nuke“ 1’: “.1“: m pm" I " " V ‘ I ' H ' MW?!“ " h :tniifigthlxn'" :3 g: ‘33? mow YORK. August 5 Theiilcense u" u
~: In the American League. - ‘ . - -. - .... _ . , ,_ ' rim. 9 i”
" g . . 'rhjs is quite solne little “5k Cad " 7 . 0 Boston . _’_ .. _ ._ _ 3‘ 53 .370 widely-discussed re—signing of Benny: last ."car. KT a“ 5'53!
I looks team’ “‘8 ' We don‘t think "I“ the I “I: ' I d nd Micke \Valker for Leon :«1 a _. .
tarmac-:1“ :1]: Yanks? Detroiz do it. He mu have to average boo- . . . _ , — . 1 . _, ‘ . .AMERICAN LEAGUE. 319:5”ch:mmommp ’bout at the make fr .53-?‘3-3”
Washington ind St. Louis are all ter than one homu- to every two ”$11605 i$ON32FeQ_ . . . “r, 41,—. 1:607. Yankee Stadium took place yester- bout at 2 (runoff?
W in the first division, and gmamesnsgrg‘hfhfmmys 1:. during the ' “Ewing-3531100 . ' gxogork """ :3 4; :559 day afternoon at the offices of the of the fight. .. "
the other teams :11: not far behind . . . ‘ ‘ MEN INTIIE!’ WHO . - Washington ..... 57 46 .553 New York State Boxmg Commission In “magma: mm ‘
m the I?“ .5102. ' Ruth is playing the best ball this ' ‘. II$ A REAL r‘ - ‘ ' St. Louis ....... 52 48 .520 in the presence 01' i with Fellimable the boxers Johnson M
second _ _ _ .- - .......-- 48 53 .475 citizens as comm ss ners. OXGFS. to bane GlLrbo' ». “
Even the Athletics in ’3“ Place- if sea-5°" or “my “me during m“ can" .. \i‘ikifiw ; ' ' .. . . 8111?;ch . 4s 55 .466 matchmakers and manager-4. and 30- which n.» nus “ark-:2?
. o e in the big leagues. Today he is > . _ . ‘ . _
3:- 383:22 Srii‘éri'm‘éfigfd Ezra-fin loading the American League with a , " * .. Boston . . . ..... . 44 .27 .426 cordingtt: turf)! llllémbil‘fll‘: tilllnngihif in LiC'l't lanai in“ y
pick the winner. batting 3""388 0‘ 399- He ‘5 a ‘ - ‘ ,’ Philadelphia. 43 09 14.2 no“ se 0 0 "Is «I. is'sglicqulw m
o s a wonderful baseball machine. . g z - . - night of August. -0.-or August -.. Gibson mm .3 2.
' ‘ ’ . » ” EASTERN LEAGUE. if it rain on the first date. Ellie numb v...” ’ '
We are or the o inion‘ that first The arm: ments for the Leon- '_ . ' ' \V. 1.. RC. A . ‘ “elm.“ rm m .
place will go dime-Eta the Titers or ard-‘valkernbggut have been mm- . - . . __ . ,, . -.; ' “’aterbury 6:. 4n .619 “The “ghu‘e‘Shldand \‘tlol.t?l“‘;lbllt lum, a“ l at" l.
the Yanks. The New York pitchers ploted at last and the sflnir will be - , _ , - " Springfield 59 as .562 ““85 0‘ the “fl" Pf“, L" 55“" . much m... .
'1‘ not coming through “”5 season. staged “t the Yankee Siadilun on ‘ . -. , e V‘: <' .5 ‘ ' .. Hartford 5“- 4R .538 tures’to a set of no“ articlcs. (“11mg 1 Collilllis. .
the way that. they did last year and August 20, under the direction of . ’ ‘ ' ' . _ ,‘ \Vorcester 5:, 50 ”$34 [or fifteen rounds to a dccxsion at “ith Jon—w..."
it would not. surprise us if the Tigers Jilnniy Johnstonc. ,‘ ' ;. Pittsrield 49 57 .461 the Yankee ball grounds. \\ alkcr 1h“ U “m: ‘ }. .'
Ion out. ’ o o o . : - fi - 2' . New Htven “ 5g .“3 hopspcd in {Ni-on: his trainimg camp .‘ I‘m-1m I“). ‘1 .
‘ ‘ ' 1V2 don't know what this bout will ’ ‘ ~ ' ‘ ' in id ort. 47 ' £3 . :7 at .ummit. - - .. to Sign n pcrb'on'g . - t. .
The Yankecs' bPSt W‘t ‘5 Bah“ amount to. but we expect to see both . . . . j“ ' 'v’ 5.38:? 44 53 .“5 while Billy Gibson,. managpr U,- 11.0- " 1‘2”“ ”-
Ruth. He has won svn‘t‘l‘a] games fighters on their feet at the end and ' . ‘4‘ , n‘i , ' ‘ iiard. did the honors 10.. his charge. ,
for them this season with his heavy nr‘ilhor of thnm very much used up. L; " ;‘ , ‘ ‘ ._ ' , < who is gctting ready for ”u ”bison uni n... ..,.
hitting and will win more before the You know what We mean. One 9‘ ', ' ‘ counter at his camp at 'l‘annersviilt'. I fixer}: ix: ‘0.“ H
season is over. these nice little friendly bouts and ‘ . ’ -. \ ‘ in the Catskills. - . . ugcw -.
' ’ ’ the only one that gets hurt in the '- ‘ : ‘ In addition, George E. Brewery; JOhns‘on
The Bambino made number 34 grand Old public. . ’ > ‘ . chairman of the commission. and j three-hem ‘
rater-day. of: 11“ former team mate . . . . ' . 3' , . . 1 .‘ ' James Farley, a collcague, Tex llic- ”(Twas ”V" "
amp" Collins. He is now only four Luis Firpo and Harry “ills arc . ”y . . kard, who was the original match- 5““ ”mg. .,
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behind his record set. in I921. when going- to draw or crowd for their ab maker, anngimniy Johnston, “ho was mm C .1, .. K ,
he made 59 homers for the season. fair at Boyle’s rhirty Acres. The _ . who will stage the bout for the JV,” p” > .
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. L . W"! fimfl'c‘m ‘5 a his 138% ’ smf’flmenm - . . E . “' Cromwell Athletic Club. \u-ro all . M3“ "9" ~‘ "
In order to break his record this card. lcx Rickard will 5“? is 0 ”NW ; Milt! 4 3311033], L AGLE. :draun up wk:
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Ieason, Ililfh IllllSl’ SlH'k 0111 -‘l hull”. hank I'D" 0" this null“. a "Bal‘ Chicago {It \vc“. 1-0Tk (0 ) there 10 “HHQES the culmination of ~ ‘ '
‘ . the i'uir‘g-talkcd-of-at'rair and 598 for .v ”C {3‘ 45 .“75 .. .
' Pittsbur h at Brooklyn.
s'rmwm . St. Louis: at Boston. , themselves the unrmcling of thc
YANKS REGAiN PICKING THE L I Cincinnati at Philadelphia. boxing tangle. . :uhampmr: ' 'h .
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. [.1 .good L o r 1 30"“ °ld Irish moniker; and green Phil d 17m Chi . sloner Browcr, within the nut few ~ number of J‘r
[using storage charges on it. “r te a e p a at cago .
1 . x l l M Ti e ”3M3 into the ring hail from the _-- ldays. Yesterday. after; signing to risk and auionu; . '~
”r “ r” ‘1 c we] c g“ ' neighborhood of Wursnw or the sub 9
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—Robcrt A. That. , . . ‘. _ . . . . .” ml w u“, med . a n- rand .. . .
L ' s the adxertisemcnt Mike , EASTLRN LLAL! l.. , 1 s e, a r m an pp g .. ‘_ .
B a b e R u t 11 “(lakes Gardner, popular LillCflSO golfer and McTJgue is thinking of inserting m try street. of romantic Sicily. Worcester at Albany. {cation for a license to box in this thieves iztade a C van green:
Number 34‘— Results ‘lapmn, of the {lined swimkwai'lker Al“ e D e f8 3 t Ed by ”“3 "3”" ”“9““ F" 3““ ’1‘“ Mike was born in County Clue. Hartford a‘ 3“?" Haven. istate and paid the usual foe. At the camp. getuzraray w“
Lup team. has logun the as 0 se- found that while ”10“ 5' 3- pretty Irolqnd, Get '6‘“; more Irish than Pittsfield at Bridgeport. ;timo it was said, that Leonard will jenrlry “‘(ir‘h
O f Other 1‘1 a J 0 r “mm“: ”"3 ”la-W’s who will ”pm“ Springwood Indepen. sentiment with some distinctioncon that. will you? Springfield at “'aterbury. 'apply for a ronewal of his boxing francs,
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League (James 11’1”:1‘1?"5\,2.l'21:1)('t’::‘:'os ggigggir.sn§:g d e n t S l n G a m e wcight championship there isn’t any ‘
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- . . .. mono in it. The demon Irishman .
DETROIT. Aug. 5.—.\ew lork Light regular players and two 111- Played on saturday finds ’llimsclf in the position of bold
went. back into first place yesterday ternates arc to be choscn. Gardner ing the bag while Young Stribling
in the American lemme. when ”1" will "01 lime Wm" difficulty nam~ The Sprin8“-ood Independents dc- Jimmy Siaiter)’. Gene Tunnev and
"Yankees rlcfentcd Dmrmr. :i m 8. in mg the first. inc, but there are at footed the Pastimes of East Nor- one or two other gents. with no
olnvcn innings. Aflcr [Jr-trait got ii has! it liOiZC‘ll gullors from tho Ailan- Walk Saturday at Hadik Field by a crown to guard are grabbing on
four run lcmi with five hits in the lie to the l'uvii‘ic who can quality 6 in 1 score. the dough '
first inning. and Elllll"li n singlo score for ”it: rt-nillining iivc positions. The game was fast and snappy . . ‘ i ll
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in m" ””rd' fourth and “W“"th' BOS'Unls 5"” "an“ 1‘ rancis 0““ with the exception of one inning. Sezfgailsgocggit ‘33;- Bih‘owfd tie
Now 301-1.; scored one, in the. fourth mcnt and Jt‘sse Lruiliord. are quite the eighth. in which the Pastime dc- nerve nr :1 blllv goat-and the same
and Ruih h" a home run “'"h ““0 curtain or being namod. It is rc- tense fallcrnd and made three er- lqck of u] nlcni—bv riskil‘g his
Hn in the fifth- 1! was Ruth’s 1M“- imrtul they hum lmt‘n “0”de 3“ rors enabling the Sprlnswoods to v‘vorld's 1113;: noun-wright thin in a
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iy-ioilrth home run of the Sonson. really of ”llll‘ sclct'tions to ,lhe score four runs. _ . Q,
I" ”'1“ “fight“ innin: New York "'“m- BOM’Y Jams and Jesse Sweet- The Pastimes scored their lone 3:223:11;-t::~:;:-SI-‘lr?¥v:: omitting. e er P1P
forged ahead. making four runs on so;- are also sure to be chosen. Max M”
. y in the opening frame on two . .
tour hit-5'. 01W 01‘ ”I?!“ a ”me by Murston us the present national hits and a stolen base. From this Dublin to toss it ans).
Scott. and two sacrifice flies. .De- amateur title-holder will undoubtedly point um” ”1.. mm eighth the MFTiB"lc “We" ”’0 dusk“ “11"")!
11‘0“ Hod the SCOFC in the Ninth. be named, too. although the l’hiladcl fielding was sharp and snappy. no handily. A “W days later he sailed
making one run on a triple and u phian would b'uvc his work cut out errors being committed by either for America, hugging the crown un-
(louble. Will's doublo and Mousel's 10,. him winning a place in compo”- team. dcr his arm and dreaming of the . ‘ . .
single scored the winning run in the lion with Some of UN other cliglbles. The score 10110."; fortune that awaited him in the U.
eleventh. Now who are the others likely to PASTIMES. 8' ‘
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.—-Cin- be chosen? Gardner himself, bc~ . . . . . The “rm“ 3”" “m” “m y 9
cinnati opened its scrics in Phila.- cause or an operation last spring, is Dayton, If 4 I“ “'0 "m“‘nmg mm “mm“. °’ .
delphia yesterday Wilh fl 6 10 3 ViC- not likcly to participate in these Coleman. (.f' c __ _ 3 last year Mike engaged in just three
tory. Tho Rods confined ihoir scor- matches this “a... llurrison “31"“ Nathan. rf. c 4 fights and met only. two different “ . M ..
men. th d
He swappcd punchcs with Tom weumans e 0
ing to two innin'n‘S. ”‘0 third and mic" Johnston, St. Paul's shining Richards, 21) ..... 4
0‘5“!th gathering: a Chis“? 01' three luminary, is in lino for a place on Thomas. so ...
my Loughran twice. Both were no
dcclsion affairs in the east. . . ‘
5 tallies in each. Lutlllo “'85 pounded the team artr'r his great Victory in (‘unningham. 3h .
hard bUt ““11 men on bnscs h“ the \Vestcrn amatt‘ur championship i l‘edcn, lh ......
tightened up. Errors by Parkinson last week. :llodges. fl. rf _ The other man he mct was Young
' and fi‘iiliams paved tile Way for lhj.‘ “Chick" Evans, although he hast _ Stribling. lilo'l‘igue risked his crown * .
\\ inning runs in the eighth. “illiams not hum playing up to his usual' for the first time in that battle. 1: .
had a. homo run m the hm" inning standard lately, probably “ill be Totals “'33 staged in COIuthS Gan "‘0 . mo
Wm“ one 0“ "‘15“- named br-(‘nlisv of his womlorrul rg- srmxuwoon . McTisuc almo-Lloat his title when‘
BROOKLYN. N. Y.. AUR- 5-— Cord as “.0“ us his prowess as a ab. r. the referee guessed twice in picking L
the winner and awarded the decis- :secret now om
ion to strihiing on his second guess. ' ,
Pittsburgh made it ““0 straight player. Evans is still a. steady por- Kenr—z. cf
The verdict. didn't take but the
from Brooklyn by winning yester- former and can rise to great heightsJ. Bosdam‘. 3b . -
bout made Stribling. The young lad , . .
was swalllpr‘d with offers for battles -ex ve y
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morit:llna:to:l:::ni.n t::u:asstln:’l1:ste: _Tho illrcc otbr players probably Kurinmy, c . 4
pass and wild pitch. all of: Osborne \Vlll‘lli‘ named from this group: Dr. 1}. Bnrdos, lb 4
gnve the Pirates two in tho svcond. 0.1‘. “illmg of Portland. UL, Ben hanicrola. 2b 4 —und still is.
He vvas relieved by Ehrhnrdt in the stein of Portland: 0r., George Ro- I“. Bordon. rf 4 Mike was offered a chance to meet ,. ‘ .
third after a single and a. pass. to" of Houston, 10x" “Uddy Kncp- 5' Bogdafly, ss "‘ 3 ‘ Strihllng in one 0' these battles and
Carey hit. a home run off Ehrhardt rim: or thcago' “ho” sod“! 0’ 8' Bardos. D 3 accepted it That is the last fight ~ .
in the seventh aftcr Gooth had sin- (;““-'“g”- ’ ”“3“ 1’5" 0’ MOmDhis- ,, . Mike had had no to the present date.
sled nd stolen second. 'lcnn.. Jack Neville. Dr. Paul Hunt- T2131! 6 11 ~5 11 He is willing to fight. Says that erw ton
CILEVELAND. 0" Aug. 5.—A£tcr or and lfrunl-r Godchnur of Comor- 'frnk‘ma" Old—f0"! bunt 0‘} third if ho is given one or two minor bat-
Boston had hammered Messenger, lll". l‘.li:llt:1.."rlglzsllnd William Reck- Smke‘ ' ._ ~ ‘ . . ‘ . Vile in which to tune himself up he '
the Saginaw pitching recruit. for ll‘ 0i .\.r;w lork, Jimmy .‘lunion ox ELURL Li 15315-075. will gladly risk the amply crown .
tour earned runs. including a homo SLILOulS and Jack \Vcnzlcr of Mom {’35.“m‘35 1 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0"] that builds on the .‘icTiguc hall tree. . . .
run by Ike Boone. in the first 1m plus. 111ch are at least a. half a. doz 59""5- Ind. f’ 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 x—G But he isn‘t in demand. 7_ _. ‘ _
nins. the youngster settled down and (‘n "”10“ who could 3‘50 be named ‘ SUMMARY‘ > Stribling. the lending‘ contender. T . ‘ V ' ~ . .
held the Red Sox to one run in tho but it is probable the above-named Lame“ runs—Pastimes 1' Spring- is drawing the rights and the coin. ' 5‘ .
i i . ht i in .. Cl .- l. » list will proxldn the 1hr...) who will woods 3; two-base hit—~Kenez. Day- Gone Tunne .' American] ht , _
$21!?133ng4iig 5. Irmwalstbsg‘efiglfl‘ mulu- up the tcnm or ten. Ium; first on‘bails—ofldB. {38:10: 1}; weight champ. has collegtged 29:13! . . ._
second victory in. two trips to the ' M— struck :z‘f‘)?‘ B‘ CB"? 05 LT: 06‘ group of purses in the past. year and ‘ u ‘ n ‘
box. . ' 5““ 9° ' 5‘— 0 Oman, omas. is in demand right now. ' .
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.——Thc mem “0”“ I?“ 0“ blaebp‘m‘m“ 5’ So it you know of any aspiring
.York Giants and Chicago broke Springwoods 3: 1111711“; play—Rich- young glove swapper who banker- to ca claw
even in a double header hcre yos— ards to Pepe“ to at an, 8' Bog- after a title tell him to look up .
torday afternoon. New York. with‘ dany. Santcrola. .A' Ptardos; fir“ on Mike. The Irishman will sell it til I
Bentley in the box. scored an (‘35) f errors—Pastimes 2' Spgingwoods 1' him cheap and throw in’the ebony . . ~ - .
j the f twa e l . stolen bases—Kenez. Bogdany,
30:50:32 In "‘5 b m ‘y a 5““ . Dayton; time 2 hrs.. 15 minutes. pedestrsl and polishing rs: to boot.
' Incidents." . Miclme in a flu - . - C .
- Bike. one of Chicago's young- PHILADELPHIA, Aug_ 5__Um_ A] M——————Y——k b L ‘ Y 1 l Odv
'“m “mate" ““2"" i" ”‘8 ”C' “"5"? °’ Pmnmvanla undergradu- 340 in Simi‘éiifluili‘l 1:31 first-ow: 9
and game by a. score or 5 to 2. . ‘aics are rejoicing because Jim Rice.
BOSTON. Aug. 5.—Dickerman wteran rowing coach, will return to into 3' bu°k°t Of Water will not in- .
held Boston to six hits and St. Louis. the Red and Blue coaching start this crease the weight °' ”1° “Ck“. °.f .t er 1
won. 4 to 1, here yesterday. Jimmy Fall. The former Columbia. mentor water an ounce. The discussion wax- ~ . _. _
Cooney starred in the field and bat- proved to be of real: :1 3 ed 3° warm that the bet “'3‘! made _
ted for 1.000. Bottomlcy's fielding Joe \\'right in tu‘rning osu:8t:rtil:ieilt:; and the whole team went °"er to St‘ . _ _
ya a. feature. . crews during the past season and I‘m“ UD‘VEWUY to have the “MIME ' .
may bricome head coach this season decide the issue in the‘ laboratory. . . . ,
When the Firpo-‘Vills right. gets as Wright has FOSlgnt-‘d. ’ They decided against Al. but that
underway at Boyle's Thin-u Acres on Rice servad Cnmmma from 1906 failed to convince him. It's a. tough .
a". evening 0! September 11th.. 1,0 1923, whorr he was dropped at job sometimes to convince some ball NATIOSAL LEAGUE.
1h! won’t. be I. vacant sent in the the instigation of some of the mem- players. The savants offered to ““1311 '
. m. Everyone wants'to see the hers as the Blue and White rowing a. turtle or even an old shoe. but Al Chicllo 5. New York 2.
"Mt end Tex Richard's office is committee. During the past season insisted on the fish. so they car~ New York 5. Chicago ‘1.
' in manned daily with requests the Pennsylvania chews. partly “n_ ried the discussion on to the train. St Louis 4. Boston 1. .
m’ fight followers in all pans of der Rice's tutelage_ beat Columbia where it still continued to rage. Hug- Cincinnati 6. Philadelphia 87
‘ ' -for seats and Tex rush- in every race. gins is trying to dry out the argu- Pittsburgh 5. Brooklyn 1.
“m The Penn crews won the Child: ment on the fish, while Mamaux in N
and Steward Cups, and the Junior trying to get the flshhon the noun. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
are varsity and freshman boats won in It certainly is a. tough life these ball -———_
me nudism square the intercollegiate at Foughkeepgle, players load, isn’t it? New Yeti: 9. Detroit 3.
Rickard so fast. that he do: was with the Toronto Boat < h“.— 8}- Louu 5. Washington 1.
additional office help Club 11 1893, and latcr coached the LEADING S‘VATSMITHS. Cleveland 14. Boston 5.
to send out the ducats Argonaut .‘Boat Club. the Detroit National League. , Phllldelphll- 0. Chicago 0.. (421.1.
tigbtassoonnsthey nterc- Boat Club and Harvard freshman an ab. r. s bingo—Rain.) '
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urely from a standpoint of uyler. Pl“.- 33 2” 5’ ”"373 ' '
economy. it costs less to prevent Wh‘oet. Bklyn. 94 367 5: 187 .373 w‘t°’b“’y“' Buttons; _
a disease than it docs to die with Roush. Cln. 83 325 44 115 .354 Bfldnmt's' “@2151? "L
it- ' . ' Brenner. Cin. 72 2:5 .26 73 7.347 N" 3“” 5- We” °-'
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d the infantry, will present cry. Some persons would rather “Ga...” R. H. lv. d William, ‘ um°“'fm.f v.33 “m. n,
. pm In engrossed now of the erase evenjhe memory. Ruth, N. Y. 105 358 ‘104 143 .899 42pm deodrax In -' P." r-
.mséze baseball field at that the army is linking no mistake Falls, Chi 87 no 4551125 .879 he“ ”mgmv~yhilo_ ‘ ' ‘ l
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