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RING BY JACK
” Canadian Administers
Worse Beating to
Game New Yorker
Than Wills Did
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. (Special to
The Sentinel.)-—Jack Renault, the
bronzed Canadian heavyweight,
gave Bartley Madden a worse heat-
ing than Harry iVills slipped over.
there tonight. but the game.Irish-
man was still on his feet swinging
away at the end of the fifteen
rounds.
Renault in a desperate effort to
knock Madden out out his face to
pieces and whaletl him back and
forth across the ring. but Madden‘s
iron features and Madden‘s iron
arms were tougher material than
Renault's leather-padded mitts.
A capacity crowd, with thousands
turned away. packed the Queens-
boro Stadium and remained in a
r. :. 3.1.
ack Renault r
W Er AT D "'
" Griffith Sends Him to
ins Decision Over Ba
MATlllEWS BACK
Bringing Home The Ba con—The U. S. glytrqfic Team
TO THE MINORS
Pacific Coast as Part
P a y m e n t f o r
McNeeley
W’ASHINGTON, Aug. 12.——~For the
second time in two years Wid Mair
thews, the sparkplug of baseball and
one of the most. colorful players that
ever stepped into a. major. league
bell yard. is on his way to the min-
ors. Clark. Griffith and Manager
Bucky Harris confirmed Manager
Connie Mack's opinion of a. year ago
that. the diminutive little outfielder
who set the American League anre
last spring and who returned is a
great minor league player. but is not
good enough for the big tent.
Not all of the fans of the Ameri-
lean League ball parks will agree
with this estimation of the young
player. They believe that he is bet-
ter than a. half dozen outer garden-
ers now on the pay TOIII of the big
clubs. Unfortunately Matthews is
the one player most minor leagues
DIAIN GROUP OF ARIERIC
A‘S OLYMPIC SQUAD SNAPPED ON ARRIV AI; IN NPR" YORK.
DIVING AND SWEDIING STAR, IS AT RIGHT. SECOND GIRL
“‘3‘? ‘
a.
IN THE FRONT RO\\' ARE THE GIRL S‘VDI-
FRODI Lm'l‘ IS SUSS IIELEN \VAIS“RIGHT.
TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 12; ‘
ley Madde
PIRATES i ll
DOUBLE I .
Gain on Elms
feating Phil]
Tw1ce — Res
Other Games
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PHILADELPHIA. A": ..
burgh won both :2 egg.
header with the i, s:
by scores of 7 to 3 nr.' 5201
Yde had little 3 ‘
the Fletchermfn 2:
holding them to ( '
two homers into
tured the central. I?!
test Pfr‘l‘ftr Was
eighth after the Frs‘ '
two base blows.
side without
sent the Phils down it: n
ninth. I
rt
r. r: yr
fur-q..-
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XEW’ YORK. A-
York Gian's i-r/
ninl: streak of
lcrday drfea '
fifth game 02‘
won the series :3:-
\\‘aison pitch-2d a. 5‘
New York, and y.
wild uproar for the last six l'Olllles nt. DIERS. MISS AILEENRIGGIN,
as Renault hooking rights and cfts k u ht Al _ ospciallv b" l
to Madden's battered and crimson 51:12:22; $353111illracuke:ihz Brew- By NORMAN E. BRO‘VN. medals passed ant to victors in the A. growing realization that Amer: opening events and later ones O'Eonnel-l. .A‘
he" came Close to a knmkom on or magnates demanded Matthews 30 America's Olympic athletes—the events. The 98 include. lea must lay more stress on long showed that lack of reparation int m Cincinn:
at least four occaslons Mibout be- \Vid went back only m. blossom out most of them—ape back in the U. S. Forty-{IVe first place medals. distance running if it hopes“ to after the ocean trip sent them away short stop "1} ‘1‘ .
in; able to .land the one big telling thi ason at “yum" ton after hav~ A, 183m- resiing on their laurols and Twenty-six for second places. check the ambitions of little 1 in- t two sensatinrnl ‘4 R
PUDCh- in s:erow in the hem: of the Brew- telling the home folk what happened Twenty-seven for third placos. land, which finished second in the to 9- 90°? 3““ ' in two r'uns m “La‘m._
Madden. taking “Tryfgmg d Ife' or: \ and how it, came about. Four world's records in track and games due to the marvelous work Praise generally for the manner ' ‘2 -
nault had. ““5 too long an 00 ' Here are some of the things they field cients of Pnavo Vurml “’illie Illtola and in which the trip was handled but 1.. . . "
‘ . A _ . Run 1. :x ~~ - '
game to be Swim?“ by ”‘9‘ Canadian V .r \' . . . tor a while h? blazed a. brilliant brought from Colombes. France. six Olympic records in track and others in the long distance runs. criticism of some of the training madxt'tfinf '. ‘ "‘, ‘
savage. The “Human ”mt stripped A 7‘ I” l“! ”.AG‘ I." trail in the .znicrlean Lca‘gueifo; the suburb of Paris and scene of the field events I A. plea for a longer training methods employed abroad. especial- 10“; ii) “(If C ‘_" 4 P
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3:333:11?le friif‘iililigfl 21:30,:th “3 L. I‘.(‘. frigntflfi; fiioh:0::?€fi§gtnah 210:1; games, ,. Seven of the 10 new Olympic period abroad before the games. ly in preparing the marathon run- tel-day ._, To _ E. g '
punishment that Madden took “.3, .\;ew York ...... if!) as All; ago he was benchel. Ninety-eight of the 861 Olylnpicswimming titles. The work of the track men in the here. ninth with {1 to r .
beyond belief. but tho cold and np- I ltlsburrh t-l 4t :33: Traded for Mchclcy. gave BYOOI‘43'“ ‘ ‘k‘ r
parent fact remains that he took it Chicago -------- 53 5-“ 341 Griffith hunting new outfield ma- 59"”‘1’1- , ~ . -
all, reeling nnd staggering at time-1. Broom)“ :‘9 :0 "41 terlal paid a big price for Earl Me- i _ -“'..'v“-’I L E arid 1081 01m: gins it
but always floundering hack to col- Sinclunnti - ----- 4): 5'4 513 Neelcy. the Sacramento outfielder .f. clubs. 0
loct all that was flying around. R‘e- .l’thilfllgrlhhia ------ 4;; :1: 3;; who is now a member of the Sena- ‘ , _ ”~‘ 3
nault's weight “‘39 301 and Mm” Boston pl... 4” 67‘ '3” torial outer gardens. Matthews and or al I a e 2 y BOSTON. \‘lit. '. =7 l
dens 183' '____ - _‘ -_____ 850.000 in cash went to Sacramento .- - » 5 112:]?! affair? t
AMERICAN LEAGI‘E. The popular “'id is so well liked at My" . - :~.x' 15’ ‘ hxi‘sAm Til“? '
___. Washington that Griffith has offerel m . . . . -' “‘5 -———-——- _ orig... w‘e’r
' . . _' ‘ b? t
‘ ‘," 1.. P.C. the Sacramento club $5.000 cash to M “M d M a“ __ - London Makes Ofler two double 5' .‘s . .
~ Detroit ......... q l 47 .568 let. him remain vsith the club for the l N “R F , . i th :0 V, =- , _ "‘ ,
xpw York , «,2 4g _554 rest of the season. but it is doubt- on ‘n. ‘ for the SCtVlceS of n ng' e "'0 “‘_ -' 0-9.; ‘
: “'nshington .. on no .546 ful if the Pacific coast owners will ~ . - i . . , '
,- Sl. Louis ....... 57 51 .52x let him stay. W n. ' ” " l ‘ i Champlon AgalnSt TET WORTH (If v
l‘llil‘ago ........ fl fl'l .477 v .
. (.mpl’md 9- 4'7 naturally. little Matty is heart- Sm," tram“. den to sleep. The big Irish mp- Tom
‘ ' . ------- "- “‘ - ‘ broken at again being shunted out o, 0 has knot
I N t Sufierin as Philadelphia . till (:3 . 33 of the big leagues Griffith and Har- per m ‘0 be ted from h“.
S 0 . g I Bristol! ......... 45 a: .421 “s a.” {PM pret'ty badly about it Helps 8 “8|: ngvfr- “‘9‘- . . , NEW YORK. Aug. 1:.—Tom Gih- ' VI
- __~__ ~ - u _ b _' ".t - ' ,
. MuCh Paul ._ Te e EASTERV LEAGUE. lmth admitting thatlhe sparlcplug is \Ve have been corrected 1“ our Tom Gibbons. after drawing a bgnqknz‘icckg‘r“); ggerngganjc23ZIrx-SZS
. grams Pour 1“ 51ml“? 3 Victim of Circumfila-UCEH. he statements about the wonderful . record crowd in England and then ft 1 f ' i ' 'd f ,_ c
_ . ' fortunatel'. b in th 1 . . , . _ l a ernoon )0 area recon crow o. _ ‘ ’ . -—-—-—_ . .
- . \\. Tl. RC. un 3 e g e on y man swim 0‘ 3‘0"“3’1 Wigglesworth onlknocking J‘Ck Bloomfie d for a row British boxing seems to have arous- hi.“ ‘1 Olih. A313. .C—fl' r
SARATOGIX SPRINGS. Aug. 12,-—-i Waterbury 71 43 .623 available ‘0 trade in to the minors Sunday, “I" stated ”mt he 3""th 10f nsh cans, h” brought 3““ ‘0 col- ed a. desire in the minds of the Brit- son. known; -: as
' _ 2' . IQ .1‘ \ . . When the hlcheeley deal was being one half hour ahead of “'altcr lcct the remainder of his purse. lie - . - ' ~ . _. . - .
Earl Sande, “ho was anUl‘Cd last ! - nrlngll m M ..n ...61 ” th . ‘l 1 m t th l till 7 000 ish boxing public to see the Amtrl- \\ hall K .
Wednesday, is not suffering as much ‘ Hartford :3: 5.2 .543 p ‘ rough. Patterson. According t° "‘9 ”"0"" ‘ ‘1 m: ‘ a}. “91:0 ' s d {n can star against a real antagonist . propcnsm _. _ -l.- .- ‘
pain as in the days immediately fol- \Vorcester 5.; 5'; .493 I don t know what a. player has It “'33 nearly 1“"? 1‘0“"- p‘oun ‘ 2‘ A"; 3. magic: ‘u‘: frn. Rumors are heard of a. big offer to Vigor, is ill .1 .; t . 1.? ‘
lowing the accident but was‘ somw— i'ittsrield .3 63 .457 3 to do in this league ‘0 make 5001-" ... .. _ l. is toug ‘to axe to g t w to or ‘ Jack Dempsey to meet the St. Paul neither 8‘. r r ‘
what exhausted last night after it» I New llaven 12 63 .45: 3 75-1“ Malina“! I‘ecemly- "And what ".33"qu By‘mtr‘: “affix? , your menu. . . . boxer in England, and Gene T1]nnc3'_ pew bait~‘r>, en -:
chns a large number of \‘lsiiers. : Bridgeport 3.0 3;, .4341” \lorl-ylng me particularly is the . 5“ "'_“'”s‘ " ‘ < ' l Ithe American light heavyweight W'ilsou, um go on
It was necessary to slap n... can”, Albany an 55 4434 3 [act that with my batting and ilcld- Riesuorih ‘; one a‘ "'0‘ he“ in 2'" I" G", 1 ‘I “if; h”. - $1“:ng échampion. is also mentioned in con- gettin: 2' u; .'_L s 2:; '
late in the afternoon. The callers in- _______ 'ing marks not so hav both fans ”nullify '0' a)‘. c :: focrtaizn ‘ nt NITTthnffcrollo pscpuulillcmed.l‘i:i unecllon with Gibbons as the. next so much to
eluded owners, tl‘flllll‘l'R, .lnrl-zeys and and magnates will evid tly think '6 ocnl pm” can 0 out. (380". " e ' m y i ‘ l big attraction at. the “'cmny Sta— as 10 lot w 2‘:
the winner of the race. sham. there was nothing left for . . . f
turf followers. i there must be something 'roryg with . a . Gibbons He had to be finished ! dl‘lm- liaCk \\;.I
Flowers and telegrams and letters' me. You know when I left i‘hiln- - . ‘ ‘ I N message from Jack Kearns in as hard J ' :
. f h . . Many are certain that “iggles- “ill! I smile. - - . . , _ > ‘
Continue to pour in. imd 0 l 0 com delphia Lonnie Mack still the news- 0 * Low Angclcs confirms the st rv of 10113 3““
munications "on“ “W5 more “.plcomn m C" id 1 ‘ worth with his wonderful stroke and BI-‘VVY LF Y . ‘ . ~ . o . . . ‘.
h II It <\'ln"\lh' and I p m “as temperamental endurance would be able to cross It is rumored that the baseball “ ‘ ‘0‘ "m' me big bnglish oi‘lcr- "d he states n ls .st‘ “ o
t an a caiegEagno ol illasxil 131W“ and hard to manage. and those in the. English Channel. There was ‘ ‘ _ ‘ . ‘ . that it is so attractlv that the and town 3
encoura‘gemenr r1.“ . ‘g :81“; baseball circles will undoubtedly talk at one time of sending Arthur in some practice sessions for thou- ("LhyhlfAz‘D' Aug 11' (bpccinl to thumplo“ cannot afford to ignore i“ an enemy
“1° ’3 “9" ° -“I’-‘r”" ‘ I: ‘ 38V. ‘VVCH. Wld must have been kick- Stnbell m’er from this city to nt- game with the Toreadore club's nine The bommen““°“"y l‘mnard' I‘m-”‘3 ”“37“" Slams ”mt. Dempsey ”“4 “G“
lightweight champion of the “'orid. is tired of the movies and longs for Saturday's
which Sande rode so brilliant a race
on Zev in the international contest at
ing over the traces again.’ when
tempt the swim.
they read that the Senators have let °
team of the Kiwanis club is getting
in the near future.
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successfully defended his title in a
ten round bout with l‘nl )loran. Now
the sting of the resin dust in his
nostrils. Kearns indicates that the
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er he had I'l'll .
in quest of a
Belmont Park last October. NATIONAL Ill“. \Gl'E. Inc 80-" ‘ We still WM“ for ” nnc Mm mono, 0““an
\Zilliam I"??? ”w :txilgltccleslo (”mt lgo nt‘l‘l-IEZ‘ IlsrrL-l Likes “u. to min- a step toward staging um. Herald calls the baseball oncisls‘ 07‘0““ “gmwcighh 11”“ ”mg“- “"5““ “'“l he “CENM- “hm“ “"1
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1?: ca," 3121;; “tunings the dav I'l’ttshnrgh m l‘llllnrielphm' Manager Harris is particularly lru'k mootsmong the athletes of the team the worst. nine in the world. Th“ b0“: ““5 1‘0“““35 a" m” “"5 Dempsey's decision to engage in ‘ a “'51 ““1"“ ‘2'
n ' ‘p ' ' ’ ‘ ' f"Hid 0! Matt; and has gone out of city. The Pastime A. C. is anxious Re hi wrong. He should look over although ”l" name southern” 3’10“" a battle in defense of his title will “‘9" “'1‘0 “"1 1 -
cd flashes of brilliancy. liloran's ef— cause Tex Rickard to change. his is knoun .~ 1
he replied rationally to questions at
times, and it is believed that he has
a chance for ultimate recovery. All
.-\.\ilil'll('.\.\' LEAGlfi-I.
St. Louis at New York,
“269‘.
his way to contradict reports that
, the youngster is anything but an
l ideal player who can get along with
to compete in such a
O 0
Jack Renault hit Hartley
Madden
the two Sentinel teams no.“ Satur-
day at Amusement Park.
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torts were not enough to overcome
the Champion's master workman-
lans somewhat, the promoter said
on receiving a message from Kearns.
second ll:
began cicuu;
hosnlc pill
ship. If Dempsey does not go to Europe
to meet Gibbons, Rickard will en-
deavor to stage a match between
Benny Leonard is still champ af-
lcr his bout in Cleveland last eve-
VIsItorswore denied him on the ord—
ers of his doctors.
with everything but the water buck~
Cleveland nt \Vnshiogtou.
7 et last night. but still the Irishman
pitchers my;
"\\'ait until :1».
anybody.
"Regarding Wid not bein gamen-
I LANTERN l ACAG L'I‘Z.
._,.-- _. _ . able to discipline," sail Harris the stayed on his feet. ning with Pal Moran of New Orleans. PRACTICF CAMP _
Waterbury at Albany. other day, “that's all bunk. In his L ‘ ’ Mick‘s: \Valker will be his next op- The game played by the rd' law title-holder and the winner of :1 “1'5 “:11”: 1 4
. _ .‘ nu: ' a L
It looks as other scrappers of pone woods and Combat Train Inst .1 es- 1 e \ il 5 l lrpo match next month. 1:11” or: } .
0 Rickard said the situation would be
thoroughly gone over with the
champion and his manager when
they reach here for the “'illsJ-‘irpo
desire to win and correct any faults
he may have Matty comes to me
and invites criticism.
"There is not a player
Bridgeport at New Haven.
Springfield at Pittsl‘iold
“'orcester at Hartford.
the first water. besides Harry Wills
found It quite some. Job to 1"“ himl- day evening and published in the
Sentinel as authorized was merely a.
practice game. The Redwoods then
(nerlookcd. '
haling arrlw
a. lot of be:
~We need the rain.
Sport Briefs
on- the
After a successful tour of the ., team" continued Harris as“. in G in; d h I Hi ’ I ' ~ — '
fl _ ‘ . . he .3 e r . ~an op ng at the man. but oh la playing the bag for “em a pick-up mam wnh only a ‘ n , .
western drum Lolonel I‘uDen.s I) any easier to get along With than Washington president. who conducts Sacramento his hand was split by a few regulars participating. Contrary ”mos“ ("12' ‘I‘XITPU‘m
Yankees have “#1“?an ‘0 the” . Sparky, and mu can 0 as 1 all of the player deals for his club. hot liner and the management Sent to the ubllshcd line-u U‘Brien~did 9‘ ' 1.1.5..
ill :1 ht‘ Irn g “r 3" — p 9' lul’v rum
home pasture and are at . 8 m8 you like on this statement." will bring him back for _.anol."oer him to the outfield. He- has hit well not play nor did any of the regular -i d n
for supremacy With their 1”“ ills for Somebody hal to be the "gout" in trial next season. That's baseball. in the Pacific coast this year and is infielders. Furthermore this game U ‘
rated out there as better than O‘~ was not properly arranged. as the
the gamble on McNeeley. "Semi--
ment" is a word not found in’ the
baseball dictionary. If the Barrie-
men’s $50,000 investment brings to
the club the punch needed to enable
too. but mighty tough on the indi-
viduals _ '
But Matty is game. "If I do go to
the coast I'll be back next year." he
And he undoubtedly will. for
first place honors. namely, Detroit.
St. Louis and \Vashington. During
the rail crunching tours the Yan-
kees were successful in winning the
majority of their games played with
Redwood manager was unaware of
its playing. The Redwood team.
therefore, feels that it was not given
a fair deal by having the game pub-
Connell. for whom the Giants paid
$75,000 a. few years ago.
I think i'm s
beiore, but 1 mll’.
of it, Well, I'll g.
m . TRAINING HARD
NATIONAL LEAGUE. ‘8 ’3- Man.
the western clubs. 11.191 (:1: inc _____.__. it ‘0 8‘99 OM and come into first he} has a. spirit WHO?! is bound to Anemia, ”wed in the manna; that it was. Th, than“; a“
credit for the Yan cc 5 ct 0“ ng yew York 4. Cincinnati 2' place then Griffith will be rated as a carry him to the top and, it he gets We sauntered into an apotheca- and that the Combat Train manager SUMMIT' N' J" Aug. 12.———-There °my :hc Flaw} A
.5 against some of the stronges teams Brooklyn 3_ St. Louis 1. hero and poor little Matty will be there again. is Just as sure to keep ry's shop. writes Carl Brown in the Can justify himself by only arrang— is more truth than poetry in the is“): out 0.1....
Bees to George Herman huth. “ho Pittsburgh 7. Philadelphia 8. forgotten in the excitement. But it him there. Atchison Globe. ing for an authorized game in the rumor that filings are going hard 03d tlmc a‘m‘l‘i’.
with Mickey \Valker's sparring thered bv it but ‘
“Do you keep stamps?" we asked. future-
with all gentleness.
“This ain't the postoflice,"
clerk snapped.
A second later a very pretty young
lady entered the same store. and
demurely asked, "May I have two
stamps please."
"Certainly," replied the clerk, who
broke up a number of close games
with. a circuit clouts. Babe, upon his
return to the Stadium. had thirty-
eight home runs tucked away in the
larder. and the Yankee officials are
confident that he will surpass his
1921 record. when he hit fifty-nine
long distance clouts.
the coast "beauty" turns out. to be
a dud—and the man who made the
deal will be a laughing stock. But
that'- baseball and a chance Griffith
felt that he had to take.
Matty Says He’ll Be Back. . .
Meanwhile. Matthews, an unfor-
tunate victim of circumstances. who
Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia. 4.
Boston 3, Chicago I.
partners here at Johnny Collins'
training quarters. You can’t blame
Sammy Yogel. Rudy Martins. Jim-
my Drew and Joe Lewis for taking
on an abject view of life in general.
\Vlth Mickey’s right there is trouble
aplenty for those who risk the dan-
ger of stepping into the ring with
him.
A. R. GROGINS.
McNeeley Winter Player.
Manager. Redwoods.
McNeeley. for whom the Senators
parted with 860.000 in cash and Wid
Matthews. learned baseball during
the winter time. He played in Cali-
fornia in the Winter League prev-
ious to 1922, when he Joined the
to it. They come 2:
forcefully as a: ‘ll_. 3'
forcefully cnol;
es and go right
share of hits .110
fellows. L'lllrss
has shown so for
which isn't at all
the
Mickey Walker‘s sparring part-
ners are reported to be suffering
from too much fighting . According
to reports from a number of the
New York scrapper's sparring part-
iLiSTERN LEAGL 1"}.
Albany 5, Waterbury 4.
Bridgeport 8. New Haven 1.
F-
.
E
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. Hartford 7, Worcester 4. is given credit for puttin the u
M Gibxnén;::;0;ya°;: '11:: Springfield 5, Pittsfield 4, in the Senators which eEx-riedpthnetiii1 33:32:13; sand“:-lotlizamb°gl°thnagteili§ dédn't even charge her for the here are ready to throw in the Martins the French " ht h his way back 1'” a " ‘
W : ———————— from nowhere to the top or the ole ,. N 3 amp-- sponge. as they can‘t stand the . ' 5 eavy‘ Th. fact (lull. “in: “
DoredmmovflmJagiwD [tube lute-resl t o: A“ physicians advocate exercise only a. month or so ago. will pfob- irmengz°$£gyf° gsifESiizhthewSa- Now. get us. .we are not criticizing blows that are delivered by the Keishanhzs aha]; affidfd that trad- slum; hasn't affectrd li-
the men“ and biasigighze?hm:- in moderation but, lest we forget. ably be playing his head of! in the mer McNeeley had no time for but? thzvclerk. ll plucky little Irishman. 53mm? V°' v5.5... cm? a: mammalian no To“: a "e” 30“ 519"" 5‘”? - c '
m a the world, who. upon 1mm ointe may even overwxercise his lib- minors. getting no share of the ball. being engaged as asurveyor. good. 1232.”:531’.§°‘3.?£§.m§ “1 u the only man ‘1‘” h” be” fut stepping Vosel seems .to be pedal” “me ’0‘“? “‘13 159.?»
h. o! Gmbon,‘ ‘ 1cm”, ma him e y. spoils which may fall to the lot of McNeeley started as a third base- c“, smi- e zfginto stand up under Walker's about the only boxer Walker has “we; 3cm”;5‘.”“;;31‘,“;1§.‘;. .
stating that he would meet the St. T any "'0me hitting. not 'Flmg' new“ M:
. . . t on its
boxer .. u... “enable: Arena HE JINGLE BELLES ~ -- The Boys Do Some chk‘ ' ' ’ ‘ - 51:32.22? cpl-mm:
England as soon as a. definite . .‘ ¢ 23’ Al POI!!! their fielding sum :5 infill; ._
‘ . . ' ‘ i . Whack is fielding as “‘fv 1“
a few minor technicalities,
as a good sized purse et oetera
be arranged. It is rumored
W Madison Square Garden that
Daupsey's portion of the purse
" would run as high as $500,000.
Which is saying much .
the general excucmrrll o":-
ting feats his value as a ..
been overlooked to :4?
Don’t forget that, in all:
Way he slams the ball \\ l'1 a
form, he plays Collier 1w
ani'bo'iy 1M.
m'm‘wsuets! .. tr
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- Eastern League. , i ‘3‘ ' .2.- . about as we as , - ,. h‘: ll!i
G. AB. 1:. 3:. .\\'. i filed-d; » .0 - NS 0“ku have had in a long phi-- r.‘ m
Gehrig. Hart. 103 421 $5 1.3:; .368 C "9“” o“ . i D _ absorbed the "minions-151M i’o'dl‘
2 Letter. Wor. ms 430 is m .367 . - e ' ‘ -“ ‘- ‘. - D a . more experienced Mevs‘ to}... '
, Webb. Pitts. so :90 .3: 105 .366 1 l ‘ ‘ . q . in the matter or playlflg‘ ("I of p,
4' Yoidy, Wat. 10:: 333 09 134 .350 ' ' ., , ten, and 11" “Peed ‘5 a i o
_ Ben. N. H. 55 135 18 47 .348 , 3 “2 % pom“ to his squat stalur ~
National liens-no. - '2 r the
G. AB." R. 11. AV. Bob shawkey, one _0 5 me “a
anal-by ELL 105 402 -81 165 .410 . i: , , . mm an. we lankec me _
mm 76 300 61 113 .377 _; ,_ 5 7 _ developed. seem, due formg n
stun so 371 so 133 .372 «14' .: m the miserable silo“ We“;
. cm. 76 232 23 32 .353 . namely.” piaycdm “0d .
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