lone
{- moo.
,: o u o
'f, In'the American League.
1‘ o o u
. It looks like my team's ting
the American. The Yanks. Detro
Washington pnd St. Louis are all
- bunched in the first. division, and
the other teams are not. for bchind
in the second division.
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Even the Athletics in lain place,
they started a. spurt, would soon be
Try and
near the top of the league.
pick the winner.
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We are of the opinion" that
the way that. they did last year an
it would not surprise us if the Tigers
you out.
—
The Yanker‘s'
Itutb.
for them this season with his hm’lv
hitting and will win more hr‘fore th
leason is over.
O I O
The Bambino made number 3
yesterday. of! his former team mat
"BJp" Collins. Re is now only fnu
. 3
best but is
behind his record set in 192]. when
he made 59 hunters for the Mason.
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In order to break his record thl
season, Ruth must sock out 26 hnm
YANKS REéAiN
up] PLACE
Babe Ruth Makes
Number 34—— Results
Of Other Major
League Games
DETROIT. Aug.
5.——.\‘ew
1n the American league. whnn ll‘l-f‘
.Yankees defeated Detroit. 1: m 8. in
eleven innings. .iftcr Dwtrnit got a
four run ‘lcnd with five hits! in th“
first inning. and added a single score
in the third. fourth and seventh.
New York scored one in the fourth
and Ruth hit a. home run with two
nn in the fifth. It was Ruth's thir-
iy-fonrlh home run of the season.
in the eighth inning: New York
forged ahead. making four runs on
four hits, one or them a triple by
Icott. and mo sacrifice flies. Dc-
troit tied the score in the ninth.
making one run on a triple and u
double. “'iit‘s dnuhle and Mensel‘s
single scored the running run in the
eleventh.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.——Cin-
cinnatl opened its scrics in Phila-
delphia yesterday with a 6 to 3 vic—
tory. Tho Rods confined tholr scor-
ing to two innings. the third and
tallies in each. Luquc was pounded
hard but with men on bases hi:
tightened up. Errors by Parkinson
and W'illiams paved the. way for thy
v. inning runs in the eighth. \V'illiams
had a. home run in the first inning
with one on base.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.. Aug.
Pittsburgh made it two straight
. from Brooklyn by winning yester-
day's game 5 to 3. Pittsburgh has
won nine of ten in the east and ten
of its last eleven. Your singles, a
pass and wild pitch, all or! Osborne
gave the Pirates two in the second.
He was relieved by Ehrhardt in the
third after a single and a. pass.
Carey hit a. home run off Ehrhardt
in the seventh after Gooth had sin-
gled nd stolen second.
CLEVELAND. 0.. Aug. 5.—-After
Boston had hammered Messenger.
the Saginaw pitching recruit. for
tour earned runs, including a home
run by Ike Boone, _in the first in-
ning. the youngster settled down and
held the Red Sox to one run in the
remaining eight innings. Cleveland
winning 14 to 5. It was M’cssengcr's
second victory 11’; two trips to the
box.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.——The New
.York Giants and Chicago broke
even in a. double header hero yes—
, tel-day afternoon. New York. with
Bentley in the box. scored an cosy
victory in the first game by a. score
of 5 to 1. .
- Bike, one of Chicago’s young-
sters. defeated Jonnard in the sec-
ond game by a. score of 5 to 2. .
BOSTON. Aug. 5.——Dickerman
held Boston to six hits and St. Louis
won. 4 to 1. here yesterday. Jimmy
(1'00err starred in the field and bat-
ted for 1.000. - Bottomley's fielding
was a. feature.
..—
5'...
r
a
When the Firpo-‘Vills fight gets
underway at Boyle's Thirty Acres on
.“ evening of September 11th..
‘tl'llo won't. be a vacant seat in the
plum. Everyone wants'to see the
“Mt Ind Tex Richard’s office is
, Ifl-gmmped daily with requests
1m fight followers in all parts of
“may tor seats and Tex rush-
H imam from one
first
pilots will go either to the Tigers or
the Yanks. The New York pitchers
are not. coming through .thts Mason.
Babe
Ho has won sew‘ral gamcs
anlt
,went back into first place yesterday
eighth. gathering a. cluster of three'
as 'Wright has restgned.
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the instigation of some of the mem-
bers otrfhe Blue and Wh
committee.
the Pennsylvania CMVVS.
der Rice’s tutelage,
’in every race.
and Steward Cups. and the junior
varsity and freshman boats won in
the intercollegiate at. P
Club '11 1893, and later coached the
Argonaut .Boat Club.
Boat Club and Harvard freshman
. t ”W“-..
the Yankees have left to play.
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in
It. do it.
remainder of the season. MEN ii“ an“
NAME. "
Ruth is playing the best ban this '35: [IBM— ,.
if season of any time during his career \‘j lRlGflMAN
in the big leagues. Today he ,
loading the American League with
batting average of .399. He is
wonderful baseball machine.
O O U
ti
Jimmy .lolmstonc.
fighters on their feet at the end an
y
0 You know what we mean.
the only one that gets hurt is th
grand old public.
.
4
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l‘
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{air at. Boyle's Thirty Acres.
5
8
card.
hank roll on this afinir.
PlCKlNG THE
NEW' YORK, Aug. 4.—Robert A.
Gardner, popular Chicago golfer and
Cup team. has begun the task of se-
lecting thu players who will repres-
will. this country in the international
mulchrs with Great. Britain next
month. Nobody cnxics Gardner's job
termites arc to be chosen. Gardner
will not have much difficulty nam-
ing the first. the, but there are at
lie to tho: l‘ucil’ic who can qualify
ior Hi»..- remaining five, positions.
Boston's star pair. Francis Oui-
mont and vaee Guillord. are quite
phian would have his work cut out
lor him winning a place in competi-
tion with some of thr othcr cligibles.
er and Frank Godchaux of Califor-
nic. Eddie Driggs and William Reck-
ic of New York, Jimmy Munion Oi.
St. Louis and Jack \Venzler of Men:
phis. There are at. least a. half a. (107.
on others who could also be named
but it is probable the above‘namcd
list. will provide the three who Will
make up the team of ten.
TO RETURN AS
PENNSY COACH
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.—L-'ni-
rel-sity of Pennsylvania undergradu-
ates are rejoicing because Jim Rice.
veteran rowing coach. will return to
the Red and Blue coaching staff this
Fall. The former Columbia. mentor
proved to be of great assistance to
Joe \Vright in turning out winning
crews during the past season and
may become head coach this season,
Rice served Columbia. from 1906
923. whcrr he was dropped at
he rowing
During the past season
partly un-
beat Columbia
The Penn crews won the Child:
' . oughkeepuie.
.1 e was With the Toronto Boat
the Detroit
, mummmwmmm
Summary rcvlewin how:- or i
from the printer. “”3““
' Fills, don’t forget that today is Purely from a stand
point of
m Gowdy Day. The Modified economy. it costs less to prevent
a. disease than it d
t oca to die with
Bressler, Ci 2 .
. . Hank. Later, Gena-a1 Wells M Ajerlmzzlazlsguzes. 781 3‘7
.‘I the infantry, will present cry. Sonic persons would rather G. AB- R. '33- “AV-
m In W copy of the case evenjhe memory. Yet we think Ruth. N- Y- 105 358 104 14$ .399
81:28 baseball field at that the army is linking nonfictake Falk, Ch! 87 836 .553125 .879
u“ ’ 00! in Georgia in gigom mistog‘dg.mlia¢ :2 :rcl'fcon Chis 61 206 46 ‘13 .381
...... 43M. . - . yer am emu. Clev 93 :70 59 139, .349
ficmbmom-uvennthehecmmm 81mm cm 101 a“ 55135.!“ _
runs in‘ the remaining 50 games that
This is quite some little ask and
We don‘t think that. the Bube can
He will have to avenge bet.-
ter than one homer to every two
games that. he plays in during the
The arrangements for the Leon-
ard-Walker bout. have been com-
pleted at last and the afl'nir will be
stained at. the, Yankee Stadium on
August 20, under the direction of
I .
\Ve don‘t knew what this bout will
amount to. but we expect to see both
neither ol‘ thnm very much used up.
One of
those nice little h‘lnndly bouts and
Luis Firm- and Harry “(ills are
going to draw a crowd for their af-
The
South American is a big drawing
Tcx Rickard will swvll his old
WAl:li_E_R TEAM
captain of the l'nllcd States \Vulker
Eight regular players and two al-
lvusl a «lawn golfers from the Atlan—
_tailed to convince him. It's a. tough
It certainly is a. tough "life these ball
Hornsby, St. L.
Cuyler, Pitts.
Wh‘hat. Bklyn.
Roush. Cin.
4
MCTIGUE
is
a
a
d
e
’HEAWVE
PASTIMES LOSE
Springwood Indepen-
d e n t s i n G a m e
Played on Saturday
feated the Pastimes of East
6 to 1 score.
The game was fast
with tho exception of
. - l - _. p ‘
certain or being named. Ibis “0‘ tense faltcrnd and made three er- airporifidzifinlfiy 32112111833121]:
9011““ ‘W‘y 13‘“? “9°.“ “O“fmd al- rors enabling the Springwooda to world-... figm heavyweight firm, in a
ready of lhmr solcctmns to‘ the score four runs. bout \rllh the lrisl; \like on S, Pat-
lwun. Lulllly Jon! S and Jesse bwcet- The Pastimes scored their lone rick‘s Day a your '15.:0 Liven “but ‘0
snr on: also sure to be chosen-Max fully in the opening frame on two Dublin to loss it a‘“"_3"'_ '
Marsion as the present. national hits and a stolen base. From this . “
umateur tillelioldcr will undoubtedly point um” the fatal eighth ”it, Mt-Tlgue licked the dusky warrior
be named, too. although the l’liiladel fielding was sharp and snappy. no h“"d“3" A 1“" days later he sailed
errors being committed by "either
team.
The score follows:
Now who are the others likely to PASTIMES.
be chosen? Gardner himself. be- ob. r. h. no. a. 0.
cause of an operation last spring, is Dayton, If ,,,,,, 4 1 3 4 o 0
not likely to participate in these Coleman. cf. c 8 0 0 2 0 2
matchcs this year. Harrison "Jim- Nathan. rt, 0 .... 4 0 1 3 0 0
mic" Johnston. St. Paul's shining Richards, 2b ..... 4 ll 1 3 1! 0
luminary. is in line for a. place on Thomas. ss ...._ 3 0 1 1 I: l)
the team alter his great \iciory in Cunningham. 3b 4 0 0 0 4‘ (l
the Western amateur chnmpimship Poden, 1b 4 0 0 11 1 0
lust week. Hodges. ri’. ct . . . 2 0 0 0 0 0
“Chick" Evans. although he has Och. p ......r. 3 0 0 1 8 1
not boon playing up to his usual ——————
standard lately, probably will be Totals 31 6 24 12 3
named br-causo of his wonderful 1' - SPRING“’OOD IND.
cord as wcll as his prowess as a. ‘ ab- 1'. h. 90- a. e.
player. Evans is still a. steady per- Kcnez. ct ...... 4 1 4 2 1 0
former and can rise to great heights J. Bogdany, 3b - - - 4 1 0 1 3 0
on occasion. Flore. 1f .......: 3 0 0 O 0 0
The lhrcc othr players probably Kurimay, C 4 3 3 9 0 1
will bu namml front this group: Dr. A- BEFGOS. 1b .... 4 1 3 5 0 0
O. l". \Villing of Portland. Or.. Ben Santerola, 2b .... 4 0 1 3 4 1
Stcln of Portland. Or.. George 110- L- Bardos. l'f ---- 4 0 0 3 0 0
ton of Houston, Tex.. Ruddy Knep- S. Bogdam'. u 3 0 1 1 3 1‘
per of Chicago. Albert Seckol of 13- Bax-dds. D 3 1 1 0 1 0
Chicago. Frank Dyer of Memphis. ““““““
Tcnn., Jack Neville, Dr. Paul Hum- Totals 33 6 11 “‘11 3
'Colcman out——-t‘oul hunt on third
strike. \
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Pastimes 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—1
Spring. Ind. 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 x—G
SUMMARY.
Earned runs—-—Pastimes 1. Spring-
woods 3: two-base hit—Kenez. Day-
ton; first on balls~of£ B. Bat-dos I;
struck out—~by B. Bardos 9, by Deb
sacrifice hits—Coleman, Thomas.
Flore; left. on bases—Pastimes 6,
Springwoods 3; double play—Rich-
ards to Pepcn to Nathan, S. Bog-
dany. Santerola. A. Bardos: first on
errors—Pastimes 2, Springwoods 1;
stolen bases—Kenez. S. Bogdany.
Dayton; time 2 hrs.. 15 minutes.
a...“
Al Mamaux of the Yankees bet
0.
u;
we WTWELY Pat
gramme l: ‘ x
' WMS‘I'HE (@413
- 1 AND Tuscan )eeue may.
. -. Am new!
Mam
usmoethomunw
A FAST CONTEST
Are Defeated by
The Springwood Independents de—
Nor-
walk Saturday at Hadlk Field by a
and snappy
one inning.
the oighth. in which the Pastime de-
.acceptcd it. That is the last fight
I
‘us'oue OF ~
‘.
I
By NORDIAN E. 1330“}?
FOR SALE. Slightly used crown
in good condition. Owner tired of
paying storage charges on it. Write
or wire Michael McTigue. Q
That‘s the advertisement Mike
Mc'l‘igue is thinking of inserting in
the daily papers. For Mike has
found that while there is a pretty
sentiment with some distinction con
heated with owning the light. heavy-
weight championship there isn't any
money-Vin it. The demon Irishman
finds himself in the position of bold
ing the bag while Young Slrlbllng
Jimrqy Slattery. Genc Tunney and
one or two other gents. with no
crown to guard. arc grabbing off
the dough.
You'll recall that Battling Sikl.
Senegalese gay boy. showed the
dcr his arm and dreaming of the
fortune that awaited him in the U.
S.
The fortune still awaits him.
In the remaining nine months of
last year Mike engaged in just three
fights and met only two different
men. °
He swapped punches with Tom
my Loughran twice. Both were no
decision affairs in the cast.
The other man he met was Young
Stribling, McTigue risked his crown
for the first time in that battle. It
statwols'w»
mp» M1“ on!!!
Fog Floats me an»
m AGAINST, (“a 3’ {‘3
-.- .
for America. hugging the crown un- '
was staged in Columbus 63.. find
Mc’l‘iguc almost lost his title when'
the referee guessed twice in picking
the winner and awarded the decis-
ion to Stribling on his second guess.
The Verdict didn't take but the.
bout made Stribling. The young lad
was swamped with offers for battle:
——und still is.
Mike was offered a chance to meet
Stribling in one of these battles and
Mikn had had up to the present date.
He is willing to fight. Says that
if he is given one or two minor but-
ilc in which to tulle himself up he
will gladly risk the ompty crown
that hand: on the Mc'l‘iguc hall tree.
But he isn't in demand.
Strlbling. the leading_ contender.
is drawing the fights and the coin.
Gene Tunney, American light heavy-
weight champ, has collected a. nice
group of purses in the past year and
is in demand right now. .
So it you know of any aspirin:
young glove swapper who banker!
after a title tell him to look up
Mike. The Irishman will cell It t1:
him'chcap and throw in the ebony
pcdestral and polishing rag to boot.
Incidentally. Michael is a ring od-
340 in St. Louis that a. fish thrown
into a. bucket of water will not in-
crease the weight of the bucket of
water an ounce. The discussion wax-
ed so warm that. the bet was made
and the whole team went over to St.
Louis University to have the savants
decide the issue in the laboratory.
They decided against Al. but that
job sometimes to convince some ball
players. The savants offered to weigh
a turtle or even an old shoe. but Al
insisted on the fish. so they car-
ried the discussion on to the train.
where it still continued to rage. Hug-
gins is trying to dry out. the argu»
ment on the fish, while Man-mu: in
trying to get. the fish on the males.
players load. isn’t it?
H“
LEADING S‘VATSMITES.
National League. ’
8- ab. r. 6
G. AB. R. H: AV.
97 372 75 15. .406
68 268 6' 99.376
94 367 66 137 .373
83 325 4!. 1.15 .354
ningszaJn.)
Waterbury .6. Hartford “3-.
dropped deadat Indium. Pa... yester-
day morning ' \
heat on the
The hone which
mm
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 5. New York 2.
New York 5, Chicago 1.
St. Louis 4. Boston 1. ,
Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 8.-
Plttsburgh 5, Brooklyn 1.
M
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
-_§.
Nun York 9. Detroit 8.
st. Loui- 5. Wuhington
Cleveland 14. Boston 5.
Philadelphia 0. Chicago
1.
0. (ll In-
M.
EASTERN LEAGUE. .
—-——__~
Bridgeport 5, Pithnéld 4.
New Haven 5. Spam ield 0.
,, . .
William, 9. famouancing amnion.
' while running‘ trill?“
race. truckr‘m» Welly.
Q.
.chmd for 885.000
\
Md
4
1
any in that he in one of the corn—
paratlvely few men in the ring with
Irish names who is a real Irishman.
Quite frequently the lads who carry
good old Irish moniker: and green
light: into the ring hail from the
neighborhood of Wursaw or the sul-
try streets of romantic Sicily.
Mike was born in County Clare.
Ireland. Get 'ém more Irish than
that. will you?
was, many pur-
Filling“
NATIONAL LEA‘GEE‘.
. . P13. , u _
New York s4 36 .gg ...—Ordered to Post Forfelts 0f $0Hl
n... 55 42 . .
. 3323:? as 44 .560 my JOhnSton to Stage Afl’air for the
Brooklyn ........ 53 48 ."25 . well A C i
Cincinnati ...... 63 51 .510 ' ’
St. Louis ....... 42 58 .420
Philadelphia .... 40 58 .403 NEW YORK, August, 5.——'.l'he license. “hit-‘1 err“; '
Boston - ' - ' ' ‘ ' 37 63 ‘370 widely-discussed rte-signing of Benny last yeah ‘ -«.. $033
_____...____._.._._._‘ Leonard and Mickey Walker fOl' Leonard an a
AMERICAN LEE‘GDL' their championship bout at; the make 14': “311:3? '
, ‘3" 1‘: 2g; Yankee Stadium. took place yester- bout at 1' 011032,; ,I
how York g3 43 '559 day afternoon at the offices of the or the fight. ~»
~ €v°§§llgearxzx .7 43' :5... ...... ms 3.... Boxinshcommxssgn I.
St. Louis 52 43 .520 1133119 Presence of 8110 1‘69“th e the hours Johnston.
Chicago ........ 4g 53 .475 Citizens as commissioners. boxers. to haxe lelsuu p
Cleveland . ..... . 4s 55 .466 matchmaker-s and managers. and ac- which 11,. has a”
Boston . ........ 44 57 .436 cording to all of them everything is in Cletalrmq nu:
Philadelphia .... 43 59 :422 now set for the l/‘g battle on the is schedmm zu .
night. of August 20_.—~or August. 22 Gibson we
EASTERN LEAGFE. if it rain on the first date. the match
Waterbury ‘2; 1:. £59 The lightweight and \velterwcxght ; 2:121:21E‘2’m
Springfield :9 56 .553 kings of the vs orld put. their slgna- % [Our-h .. .
Hartford 5;; 4;; .533 Lures’to a set of‘ new articles. calling : Comm
“’orcester 5-3 5.0 _524 for fifteen rounds to a dccxsicn at with ,0
Pittsfield ‘ 49 57 .461 the Yankee ball grounds. \\ alkcr lhv AL‘nm'
New 1.11“,“ 45 5;: .443 hopped in from his training camp,p01’md‘;0~”
rBrid‘eport 47 «3 .437 at Summit, N. J., to Sign in person, i “ml if (#4
Albany 44 53 .415 while Billy Gibson, managcr of Lab- ' ‘ ' j»
——.—____.____.
.—-— .:-.._ :_ ,_
‘ NATIONAI: LEAGUE.
Chicago at New York. (2.)
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
I
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Detroit.
T'v'ashington at St. Louis.
on * mots + F0
MAKE FINAL PLANS ,FOR
mun FIGHT in
Will Clash at the Yankee Stadium on A ,_
§
nard. did the honors for his charge,
who is getting ready for tlic ru-
countcr at his camp at Tannersyillu,
in the Catskills.
In addition, George 1:2. Browcr,
chairman of the commission. and
James Farley, a. colleague. Tex 1116— .
kard. who was 3.11;: original match-f
maker, andIJimmy Johnston, “110
who will stage the bout for the
Cromwell Athletic Club. were all
there to witness the culmination of
the lung-taikcd-of—aflair and sec for .
lhcmselvcs thc unraveling of lhci
boxing tangle.
: 1
‘Vfll Post. l'bl'l'flls.
135.000 forfeit for weight
Each of the principals “ill - post
and ap-
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LYON‘S 1. ‘
E pearancc with Johnston or Commis—
Fsiomer Browcr, Within the next few number of
days. Yesterday. after: signing to risk 6 and autom
his title. \Valker filed in an appli—5
cation for 1 license to box in this
state and paid thg usual fee. At the
;time it was said, that Leonard will
apply for a. renewal of his boxing
Boston at. Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGl’lZ.
Worcester at Albany.
Hartford at New Haven.
Plttsfiold at Bridgeport.
Springfield at \‘i’aierl:n1ry.
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