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NA'rloxIAn LEAGUE.
'New York 2, Pittsburgh 4.
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.:, SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aug 14.—
‘zLuis Firpo climbed on the scales yes-
T'terday at his training camp here
"1nd took good care that the beam
and its figures were shielded from
curious eyes. without cracking a
_ smile, Luis solemnly announced
:wthlt the scales showed 224 pounds.
‘ Expert judges about the camp. how-
, ever. opined that Senor Firpo carries
“”0. much larger displacement than
3 that Just now, and the guesses ran
all the way from 230 to 245 pounds.
U Luis wore a. scowl for the most
"'"part of the day. He usually does. so
.. not much was thought about it. The
particular reason yesterday was that
it was raining. Luis has no money
invested in crops in this section or
the country, so it did not improve
pered the South Am-
erican in His" Train-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis 1, Ndw York 2.
St. Louis 0. New York 1.
Detroit 8. Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 1. Boston 4.
Chicago 1, Boston 6.
Cleveland 5. \V’ashington 1.
EASTERN ILEAGUE
W'aterbury 1. New Haven 0.
New Haven 6, \Vaterbury 2.
Bridgeport 4. Albany 2
Bridgeport 7. Albany 6.
Hartford 7, I‘ittsfleld 6.
Hartford 5. Parslrela 1:.
Springfield 4. \Vorcester 3.
Springfield 3. \Vorcester '.'.
Team on Saturday,
August 23 '
-One of the most interesting ball
games of the season, will take place
on Saturday August 23, when the
Wilton club plays the Well Fare
League club, in Sing Sing prison.
Those who made the trip two years
ago. had much to vremember and
this years trip will surpass the pre-
ivous one.
extended a. most cordial invitation to
the Wilton club, to be their guests
for that afternoon, have given as-
surance that every thing possible
will be done, to make this a day
long to be remembered by the play-
ers and those who go-wlth them. The
trip in its self is a most beautiful
drive. through a rich. farming coun-
try, then along many of the New
York resenvoirs and down the Hud-
The officials of the W. F. L. who
NEW YORK. August 14.—-The
postponed bout between Luis Vicen—
tini and Jack Bernstein will be trot-
ted out at the Henderson Bow in
Brooklyn tonight. the weather man
making no more of.those “fair to-
night" mistakes.
The men eased off in their work,
doing just enough to keep their
pipes open? It is a serious for both
men. They can well afford to win
and they can‘t afford to lose. A vie-
tory for Jack Bernstein would re—
establish him fully. A loss suffered
by Vicentini would send him tumb-
ling in the (animation of the fans
and especially 9f the Boxing Com-
mission, which has named him as
one of the lightweight contenders.
Victory would be doubly sweet for
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Other Good Fights on Card
{the Pepper liarlfn
Hard ‘ ,
van fight for flu. :z; .m
pionship of the aorta,
the Queens'uoro was;
day night. ‘
Bernstein is pm;- a
man. Not a great 1121:
that VicClltlnl is a
mauls, to lily way or 3..
as Kid \Vlllialn:
that they rail-d W
tcr. He widen}. ::‘
man in his truths.
Johnny Coulon 53:
but it must lye rr
Coulou was a kit“
little 01:? nlili‘. h‘ 13- t
S
They serm in
Row that Burr.
his mental state to know that the
centilli tonlzlr. ..
farmers needed and wanted tile ram.
3. lot of trouble l
Bernstein. He \vould_ have the satis-
faction of beating a man .who is
son, to Ossining. The concert ren-
dered by the prison band is worth
He lock it as a. direct affront to I\.‘.TlO.\TAL I‘laf‘GUE'
t it Us «in in the ‘- 11- 3-0 going miles to hear. also the en- rated the hardest hitter alive at his chin. _ Th”? 11'
himseltha if}? umfmmt‘s‘ pVthn it New York ----- - “9 39 -539 thuslasm shown by the thousand or weight- He would be whipping a 9‘" W“? 50
., 53:3 ‘fimcu..‘;,m; apple.” m‘ the Pittsbmh 53 44 585 . , two inmate fans. who till the real lightweight when he himself is fem-“em H3
-- ' ’ .’ . Chicago . . 59 47 .557 _ - bleachers, mm, a unwound". and ham. dis, eft should-r. 3 :.
. goalie for a glimpse of Luis do”! 1‘15 Brooklyn . . . .. . . 59 50 .541 1"“ to “sm- EH1 Whitchlll. Dutch Leonard, Edwin Wells. . A" vmlom - Wm have reserved puting the right of Kid Sullivan to and-«veil. 'l‘llY 7 -. ..
stuff and the rattle elf the dollars Cincinnati
and dimes in the cash register is St. Louis
sweet melody to the cars of Luis.
Not having the incentive to lay
out his ’wares in attractive style, Luis
confined his labors ill the ring to
58 54 -518 By NORMAN E. snows.
....... 45 63 .417
Philadelphia . . . . 40 66 .377
Boston ...... . . . 89 68 .364
Jack thinks he whipped 3”!
The fight rv‘: ' ‘ "
already. two of them were on Dauss an seats on the grand stand and a most that title.
LEFT! LEFT: Then "Dutch" Leonard, LEFT out Sloner, righthanders. d attractive souvenir score card fur- Dundee for the honor in the Garden. '
The best of my hul-lers are 1C“. in the cold by organized. baseball The third was off Cole, a. le tie “faked by the members of the Lea- A triumph over \icentini WORM of)“
So chant Ty Cobb and his Junga- when he refused to accept a Detroit but not a consistent winner by a y Elle. It is hoped that all those de- tainly bring about a meeting be-
contract two years c was rel - ‘ string to take advanta c of this tri . tween Bernstein and the winner ff
leers as they march along the Amer— stated. ag ' n n10'1lls. g p I
particularly 2‘
opened up on:
of his.
ADIERICAN LEAG UE.
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airman. or the battering and ims New York :Z..:. (:4 is .571 “gem 1°! ”liking lorkmw" and ,the N0“ “ Leonard .111” the stride the Yankees out of first. place the DOsslblc- 80 85 1° (Viable the local ranch it"llloi: |\\ ““3”.“
ub.oc.th~tO a still holalloring about \VaSilington . . . _ m 51 .545 0 amp onsh D before the end of bep- hoped for Cobb will have three other day in the nal same of the Ohm to fiOtitl‘ the prison officials. as .4" » . q ,I‘. ' . f‘“- f
8 J. J t 1' '0’ 1* " ' H 0" 5‘ Lou‘s 5’7 53 513 tomb”. southpawg ”w“ I"? can ShOOt at any Cleveland-New Yeah series. Th to the number of people who will ac- ion-1.1) "0‘“? 1 ‘ "-'
the “drift 1'4““ “I 1 S ”‘17“ . (I'leveiund """" 3., 5? .478 For Cobb is banking on lefthand- club in the league. This means that Tigers took advanta e f Sh t 'e com an ' the l I b f U_o' and b“?
thetistalfwar; Eat: in“; {$531261 1:11;" ('th’lgo """ 51 .3; .469 ins the New York Yankees and his he can throw at the Yanks three victory and annexedga slcjugfestag:n: Augp'llgt payers, on or c ore HAPPY OVER 1‘1” ”I" am * ~
US .V 01‘ V r 1 ‘~- ' ‘3 ‘ , . """ ‘- ' opponents to death. [side in . . ' ‘. ' S.erwnod vah
. . n l hll.ldl.lphl.t 4. 1.3 .432 . . ‘ 9"“ m a row. shift to a right~ Boston, uhich carried them in e . .- . . ,
3:121:0d:;:t2552; $3,132,. 'Lfl’fnd‘fluig ’ Boston ........ . 47 62 .432 Lari Whitohill, southpaw rookie. hander for one game and then come lead. ‘6 th Wilton Ball CIUb' ‘0 ”0‘0” 0" F l a
served notice on the leagu! the first back with his lettie a sin '
was only one small dry spot in the lids'l‘l-ZRN LICAGI‘E chance Cobb gave him last spring g i ()1 course. a Mt depends on Dutch
I ,. ' The Yanks have shown a weak- I r '
middle of the mmnslnnll lulll‘lllald to \l’. 1.. PC. that a string of victories would be ncss against southslders all season £333.13: liflfllhlflsl :fasoen npgflldiiioivnv; wn‘l‘ TRY T
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stay on that or so t,>“" I H ‘ ”15> Waterbury ...... 73 44 .621 Lbl'l‘ behind him when the season Babe Ruth himself doles on right- he can tame big league batters as
les Burns. T‘n- 5
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Doyle dl‘i'l‘ni- Ii l"
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Not being able to box with Luis nnd , .. , ‘ _ y, r ended. Then Cobb grabbed of! Ed- hande s f . . _ _
make Ilse of his long and rapid 1““ :1:?&3:dm (3;; '5‘; ggg win Wells. when Ed LEFT the Tex- of hisr firs): :gs::rr:er:.olg:tl:ddgohf; bend]: baffling!“ lily-advised de‘ Bell Islanders are ,still talking of The date was <-‘.
Jabs, Tate was forced to take what “vompqu. 56 on .481 as league the best southpaw in the 'leftics. Three of these were at tho SSH-t: f. ttth I like “V0 0" three SWIM C the View”, at the Be“ ISland ciuv The SChOOI ‘- l
was coming to him and likorit- ”mm.“ 5,3 (,4 _453 circuit donartod - He made good expense of Ernie VVingard young But, 3 5:3 e ”81,: do” on mm: tennis team over the Norwnlk Coun- And passed «.13. ------ ;
Irirpo. on turning that Dempsey New “m...“ ..... 5;; 54 .453 over night with the Tigers and has St. Louisian. Babe rang up three be no °n chattiheoTs good there li try Club juniors. The matches were “'HERIj.t.< m1.— :3:
:sicontemplatllng a return .m thelring Bridgeport ...... 5: 63 .444 LEFT his mark on the other clubs of the first 25 against Detroit but first placeene‘xlt mafnthmgrs LEFT in . . ’ . held Monday afternoon at the Coun- Is near a pm!
.1 3 011? am 13 (‘ORSH (‘l‘lllfl‘ ll. 30!] ' _ r _ _ . . .- That. fine “i . _
withythe Winner of tho Il‘irpo-W'iils ‘Mh‘m’ """"" ”0 6‘ “’2‘ Lllhan Hamson bf Ar. try club will George Smith and s d _ ..,
Eugene Bernstein referecing. The We'll role a h
gentine Will Make Bell Islanders walked away with five T0 drain ”I“ l’
of the six matches. And save the
Another Attempt at ’In the opening match, George Ri-
' icy scored a win over Paul Vi'ard in Human naturp 1.. ~1—
' Long SWIm the singles winning by 6—3 and 7—- A knocking 1.3.“.431
5. The next match was the only Win
DOUBI'E MADER DOVER. England. Aug. 13.-—The of the home team. Charles Burns
....__ young Argentina woman. Lillian earned a. victory over Jerry Doyle in
' ‘ ' - ., the singles winning by 6—3 and 6—
Agaln Land in Flrst Harrison, owing to inluries recs-Led ‘-
P1 in striking her leg against a rock All the rest of the matches went
ace—R e S u l t o f when she started Monday in an at-
- tempt to swim the English Channel
Other M3101. League from Cape GrisNex. France, to Dover
Games will not be able to take to the water
EgaiIn for ahwsi‘cik. Dr. Tillot, her
NEW YORK. Au ._ ou ogne p y can. sent word to
8"“ 14 The Dover to this effect yesterday. Dr.
Tillot found that the muscles in her
thigh had been sevérely strained and
declared Miss Harrison must remain
in bed for treatment and rest.
Miss Harrison. according to the
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. ’ Not-walk Fans
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should turn out 'one of the best high
school elevens in the state.
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embroglio,
Oh. the men-3- r.» srrji-q—
And how 1‘: 7' ‘~-
\\'hnn no ll
“'e see :1 H's-29W:
llanquo's ghost and the “'ild linu-
lloclarml himself in. ”W“
Without taking lnto consider-Elihu ,
the fact that he might not heat .
Harry. he expressed himsvlr willing
shnc of Tillllsnul‘snul'nr a sufficcnt, '
consideration.
to fight any one l'rnm Pancho Villa
to Jumbo. the circus t‘ll‘phnnl. with
way stops for Gollt‘rzll Pershing.
‘ In other words. not ‘
W l. W . W. .. W Race I s the Closest
Since 1908—Yankees
Al‘e Weakenlng
WILL STAGE
The football season.
0 O O
Is not far off. 0
« NI‘HV YORK, Aug. 14.—-—The pres- o o o —
- . . . . . - - Irwin Balm a . . , ,
~ _ ont— baseball rate in ville. American There is some talk of Putting 8 mm, two of a: 3::- Eggnog?“ New lork Iankoes went into first
1mm" 5’10"” 50 ‘10“ H In baseball professional eleven in the field in place in the American league race
’ Schultze’s Friday Fish Speciak
_ of last Susan's eleven will be ba '-
“0 fall to see with the team _ . “13: yesterday by winning a double
In that her-tic season four clubs where it ‘3 a money making ”090' such players as these in the back. header from 8“ Louis. They took
Association dashed down the September stretch sition. the n at -
St. Louis fell out a . . . field. the local school should mike and 2’“, gm” 1 ‘° 0' “d ‘h" "c“
CODFISHSTEAK 20cm
FRESHMACKEREL bell.
HALIBUTSTEAK I‘ll.
history ultil that of 1908 as a. thrill- Nam-“k this season.
NEW' HAVEN, Conn., Aug. 14.—— vr.
The Connecticut Golf
will hold a one day tournament. on “(‘le and neck.
tomolrrgw :jlththe 1mm; Brook Coun- forth I’t‘ifgr‘fmllw oinllhebgfas‘cglo glty In our estimation :1 professional . ' o o . PITTSBURGH, August 14 —The advices“? qtuiteHheartbr-oken over SWORD FISH . . . ........ . 356m-
ry C u . " ere W )e contests for “~' ‘ ("W-‘0 . .. . - eleven playing at Amusement Park Pittsbur 11 Pin t . ' 9 use en er trainer is plan- ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ 1
the first, second and third low gm“ veloml. the llgers and the \l bite or the Baxter Grounds. would not The \Villon baseball team will go game ofgthe 8&5; “3:53:31 operning ning for her to make another effort BOSTON BLUES ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ° ‘ """" 15C lb
and low net, and the first and soc- N’x‘ S‘fu'“'”'3: ”1 ‘i' . _ , draw a much larger crowd than the to Sing Sing prison on August 23- the New York Giants 4 ta) 2m: on Augu‘“ 21’ but. owing to a “r053” SALMON STEAK . . . 33C ll).
ond low gross and low not for JR 'L‘le‘01“n.(l 90"” “Me “ on the pen- Tigers. but they would cost consid— Where they Will play the nine repre- timely hitting and sh 3i l.i y ble change in the Channel currents, C ' O . . ‘ . ' ~ . . ' ' . . .... 1 n,
holes. Thr; Sm." platter “mt must ll.lnl. had 1:. “onlhrce straight from erable more to put on the field. senting that place. It is expected Each team scored in mitt]: e d as. the start may have to be made from ODFISH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. LC
""be won three “mos Ms” will be st. Loms._ .lut bill Dineen, the pres: , . . that a. large crowd of fans will make e “t inning 9- different 13°!"t on “13 F113 ' fi
. ent umplrc turned D10}: 14310108 ‘ but the Pirates {00): the l d 1 rich coast. . . . o . . . . . o . . . . - u . . ........... . 3C
‘playcd for. The platter now Mam club in the 'first h“. 0‘: a doubl‘ The Tigers have been giving the the trip with the Farmers. fifth and were never :zertzkulxe than Cape. Griz Nez. HADDOCK ‘ 1% lb:
‘thenn.mesof\V.K.Reid.Farming:- ‘ ‘ "‘ famsgoodbmml of football‘in ' ° ’ ' e' ’
. ‘ _ . header. That threw the race over . _ Meadows pitched the entire ' ..
ton. C. 11. llonudsley. \Vzltt-rllllry; J. m me last game of the season be- post scawns and Just at present this The spring-woods on Sunday will ror the Pirates but game CODFISH CHEEKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30C ll)-
. , Ponnard reliev d
C. Slll, VVeterfll-ld. and A. .\Iorl‘v]l ». - - brand is fast h f the f lune ‘5 their 0 pone is h H e
- tween Lilica 70 and Detrmt. Victory ~ enoug 0" ootball p n at ‘ o “1 Barn 3 th st . in
Greenwich. Entries for lhe match mount the ”imam and defeat meant fans of the City. Top grounds the Greens Farms the Giant e la hm hm 3’ for '
ab .l ti ti.'t- 0 ~. .. o wannTht in:
m y 0 m'“. e a he N '7 0n ill» thlld piacu Detroit, with 13m Dono- ' ‘ s 0“ recently won three . BOSTON, August 14.—Boston won S *5 ’ ‘ ‘ 1‘
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day of the tournament. and the .. ' ' ' . The T1 era are lannin to St ht ”"193 {mm
_ \dn pitching. “on and finished four 8 l) 8 put two games from the Chicago W’hite
, 39 and 43 Liam Street, Norwalk
The Springwoods will cross bats
the Falrflcld
.‘tlrst round of the 36 holes must he points ahead of Cleveland. Had. their eleven in the field again 'this American Legion nine.
_ Sox yesterday. the first 6 to 0. and
with the fast Greens Farms team WM“! Street Md Railroad Avenue, 39- Norwaik
started before 12:30. Chicago won, the \Vhite Sox would season and most of the old stars will . ‘ ' '
' have beaten Cleveland by two points be back in the fold. » Tony Mills who was formerlv a the second contest ‘ to 1"In the
«and only i’oud points would have se- , ‘ ‘ ‘ twirler for the Springwoods. is now opener Lhmke held the White 80"
- panned the first thror. teams. It is time that football was talked doing the hurling for the ma“ until the “3th and, With
. Gree s
Willie this American League race of at the local High School. It will Farms nine. He has been pitchi§g Boone hitting “teeth“? “'“h men
Sport Briefs
=3 brought about the closest finish, the not hurt the eleven this season. if good hall this season, on base. “'01! With ease In the with Tony Mills, the former hilltop -
“Hoboken” Joe Chalmers. who gap between first and last was small- plans are started before the opening o a 0 second contest, Thurston's 1 to 0 star ““719" in the box. next Sun- Wm Wm m Stamford Black 8°C" ”Huge”
‘~ meets Steve Smith of Bridgeport in Cr in the 1915 National League pen- of school. ‘ Babe Ruth has been in a slight lead was cut into by four runs in the day. 7
the main bout at Harrison. N, J,_ nant fighb. than in any big league ‘ ' ‘ batting slump for the past wedgbut eighth. / The Farmers have Just defeated
tonight. has a wonderful ring rcc- N100 0V8? staged, They.have plenty of good material we expect to see him (mine out of WASHINGTON, ' August 14.__ the Falrfleld Legion
0rd. He has participated in forty- The Giants get within four games at the West avenue institution this that again and regain the fine form C°"°‘°5k‘° OUtDitched Zachary by a straight.
two ring battles. losing but two by of the leading Phillies in August, On- your and With the proper handling that he has flashed all seamn.
the decision route. Chalmers is 8. 1y to slump badly through‘the, last
stablemate of , Lew Perfettl, the six weeks of the race and finish last.
Long Island flyweight. and through The finish brought about a unihue
his association with him, Chalmers situation. The Phillies finished with
team three
They have a big follow-
wide margin yesterday and Cleve- ing of loyal rooters and it is expect.
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THINGS YOU NEED
LEADING SWATSMITES.
ADIERICAN .
EASTERN LEAGUE LEAGIIE
G. A13. R. H. av.
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has acquired his skill in swapping a percentage of .592, the lowest . Rhth' N' Y" ' 113 384 114 154 '401 2:32:22?! iatihe first game of yes- 0 039 Bawme- Though uldom thought at _ Shoe POhSh’ lte Kid 83‘
punches from Perfetti. percentage ever complied by a. Na- G h . H t 1035?}? g" H“ A" 1’3““ Chica’“ 95 358 61 132 3‘69 delphl'a 8 t: gebhteader wm‘ PM“ The nasal passe. - - ' Brushefi
Walter Johnson. the present tional League champion in nearly Lzfig-g' W::' 107 458 7: :23 :33 gelliins. Chi... 107 408 77 141 ~343 ond after “.qu 13‘?“ th‘e sec- intended for air' wieesn ilzczzdnffi 0mm 019811011, suede Dressmfl' antle and ere
“iron man of baseball." who has fifty years. The last place Giants ' ' - 3’ am eson Cl- 101 406 63 1407 .345 . .. ; ° a sx run ade ' - ' as
surpassed all other "“1”ch m the finished with a percentage of .454, \YVebb. Pitts... :8 299 53 107 .358 Cobb, Det. .. 111 “s 85 15.4 .3“ and. 'Liid Stoner. who started on obt32fd333351t2§ required air is . Jung’s Arch 313098, Ankle 3m, Lynco Arch Suppo.J
- number of shutout. games turned in, the highest percentage ever made by ordy, Wat.. ' 1 4 384 69 134 '349 N ' menu for the T139“ in the SOC- e mouth—the ‘ 7
_ . and contest held the Athletic. ru - Victim becomes a “mouth breather."
Phfifggghfle‘fififéngauger or u... x... m u... a... n... Magma, H ~———~———
NATIONAL LEAGUE suspended by Presidenst. Hleerbiig "new” 8mm" 3“” 3“ ""19 had rfigoiiu‘eié‘: rhininzuztfliingtny
u l
l G. AB. R- H- AV- an indefinite period, following a crossed “1° “a“ in the sixth. He buzzes 'round the “gang-eh 1
es. but no runs crossed the plate. . i - i Hrnsby, St. L. 105 402 81 165 .410 cl h 'ith U i M 0"
it 106 h t l t th vet- Th s situat on is closely paralleled . 7 a as W mp re Pflrman after a. H And then he buzzes in it.
III-king s n 0115 or e m the American League today, Csler. Pisbgh. 7 30.. 62 114 .377 clog; decision in Monday’s game er 3°” w“ {“1101 adenoids,
em Washington twlrler since his Wheat. Bkin 96 371 56 138 370 Her grades were i h -
where 144 percentage points 399. - - .. with Pittqburgh. In addition to the “‘8 t? 9001'-
advent into the national pastime. arate the first place Tigers and the Brawler, cm. 75 232 26 82 _353 suspension u-Ln Arthur" was fined The "teacher wrote: "Dear Mrs.
Roush, cm. 91 353 49 126 .352 ' 039‘.
“Teddy. B r” Osborne, one of last place Red Sox. Detroit has a. a century bill. - i J
the heaviest slugger s that ever percentage og .565, against .421 for 1‘" “d-énm'i'v I'm “um-n
THE JINGLE BELLES
is still going along at a fast clip. any big league tailender. Only 148 Ball. N‘ H' " 56 140 18 48 '343
T395581 afternoon. in a. game With percentage points separated first - -
the Cleveland Indians, Johnson 10‘ place from eighth on the last day of
them down with five scattered bing- the season.
Bunion Protectors, Foot Powders and Shoe Laces.
MIL_ TON ELWOCD»
Store Closes Daily at Six , ah
' 122 Washington St. South horW
Poor Willie's pale—
His coior's bad;
Bet it’s hookworm
That ails the lad.
Boston. There were times last sea~
whgnizgzhgfi-s 33‘; boerenthitlfig son when the Yankees enjoyed as
tm I lie. Osborne. who big a margin over the second place
has 1 playing with the Mt. Clevelands as Detroit now hagover
Hons-.nt team of the Texas League the 13'“ place team.
. Naturally such a situation creates
. h]; sense as his in; a era; -
:1 .488. n, h a ti v e an almost perfect race. No team
is overstrong and no team is over-
weak. There are no door mats, for
even the Red Sox and Athletics are
likely to smear any team. The ath-
letiCs showed that last week, when
they defeated the Browns three
straight after St. Louis had “cleaned
up New York and Washington.
"The perfect race. it there ever
could be such a thing, would be one
in which all the clubs had'a percen-
tage of .500 until the last week' of
the season. and then one of them
would shoot forward." John K. Ten-
er, former president of the National
League. once told the writer. '
The present American League race
in which every club but Cleveland,
‘ at Philadelphia. Chicago and the Athletics has been
d at wawmfl‘m- first, comes ’closer to this perfection-
.EASTERX LEAGUE «than ”if We ever have had.
e"v Tnmss
You seam soar? ,
snowman LEAGUE.
New _'¥ork at Pittsburgh.
491:), game scheduled.)
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,' AHERICAN LEAGUE.
Innis at New irork.
0 at Boston.
3 The "Wild Bull of the Pampas” .
settlement out the, nighttime ’
. whatever than”. ll
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Norwalk Chronicler