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MONDAY, JULY 6, 1925.

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9 HE’S A PIRATE BOLD AGA GIANTS FACE Wllil'ON A I i '

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G ., And Clarke May Help Team Win Another Flag 5MB SERIES T0 LONG “ST 0F VlClORlES W l

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et Eevenge flor Previous Beatings--One Game ‘ Y
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PitCh G00d Bnll g1 “Moger and Welsh - Beats Pittsburgh Colored Giants on the Fourth i.

, a —- 11 any Makes Great 46'stwoewss __ And Con uer Y k T ‘ '

5.; Catch .0“ cents um- i O t . q on 3'5 com Sunday In

.. eon-tetanus. . u come Is Likely to Close Battle—Smith Pitches Both Games -

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1:; “$2,???“ ‘12" mm on m. We by mm” “Mr-9399956 9. Have Big Bearing on Many Strikeouts

1. o s o 'ew uven 4th of July ‘ ’

,, beating them 2 guinea 6-2 and 6-5 £23.33: 23(1) 33(1) 332‘: Nat 1' ague Pen' The Wilton baseball .11) Th

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1' glfclizalfiiiy s‘tloetlsgu‘ll‘d Moger both M ilmmarjg: Two-base hits—Bowen. nant Race lend a. brace of Victories to their Br§$:"p° ”I g 3 (I. 3 (1)

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l Welsh allowed 6 hits in the morn- Threillillsse ellialtagll'lm'Ctfilueillihollz' lsll‘illzel‘nlillf unlock-end. .MCDMM“ """ 1 (l 0 l'

w ifi‘ and Moger 8 hits in the 12 in- Rafflie. First on hulls—Off Wreelsl‘i' ROBINS LOSE tho Plttslitll‘IEhal‘noLlltB)l'lejrllngiamte With "Johnson Hm“ I 0 0 0 0
n ng game and Mullany. Casserly and 2. St - . ' ' l V an I w” _____

V. McCarthy starred in the first game Bergerxollfki.oulsgc?flqc:vglfit'_f‘} 1:? B 1 ‘ tli’nateusy victory for the Wiltonites, 8 Totals ........33 3 'I 24 11 ...

ethos: with 2 hits each and every Ford. Ileft on bases‘Norwame “a: rooklyn Team (Jets 3 Smith pitched for Wilton and h d .i Sglnmary: Earned runs—mm“
0 arms ' ' . ' a '; ant.2. . ..t. .
"00nd Sal‘mgolhgl‘ebllillgllitt 1:3: 1:: indigo; (1. Dogs}: {liegjginnen- Now-w: 1...... Double Bump From L“ declared lads eating out of his Pleasant: 15.33, bailinhltf 11:33:11";

. e way. u e o a gun to . 3“ ~ 50110 fanned 15 men ' “ '
lameness of t - , . First on b ll —— . .. . . .
1...... “21352112921": 3:13: 1- ... .W. it... meme Braves After Mov- .. ...... Smitn.°‘fs‘-“°s‘y“no:‘.i“1“
with a badly split “rigor and lint. l‘llldiml‘l: an clingidhl’iln‘i'iflbell: WE PIRATES Tb' .- “lg Into 3rd Place witt’liil‘w?llnitzilingulmlcfhun. and Miller. Left on bases—Wilton. 5: Giants, 4:
. file's knee went bad in the 6th inn- L‘nura o Umpires—him“ dGibu . THEIR FIRST ll‘ ’1 1/ urea for Wilto 0 rec. were feat- Passed bull—Thounns_ First on “a.
. ing. 1| I” ‘ s an ' TW" mum's I ’/. By Associated P ' n. tors—Wilton, 2‘ Giants " H" l
> n. Time—One hour and 45 min- . l tees. Muzzanis home run and the it _. . - ' N W
With this handicap the team ”11- utcs. Scorer—J. Nathan. ‘l'W-F OP “'5‘ ~ '~ . NEW YORK. July‘ 6.—-A five around playing of Taylor kept the mlCher Mumm' ”Wm-"mm"

. Crelliigll: lllllgcliufizlx:Cilrllyde ’25.??? “M23 JMPED‘ ”I ll . 51?: gm.” ”em" l“ ”‘0 P010 """m ‘n "‘9 Kume- er ("1' .... .

_‘ . . ' n s omorrow between 1" - Yeste to

~_ the greatest catches. seen on the 10- borond'Gam’e. I”. J burgh and New York is likely 13".; gether 3m yxfigtsl‘goonmbrogfht 1°“ Sunday's Game.

:1.‘ cal b3“ “91d in some time. In the 50““ ALh- 'l l ' a big factor in the National Leuzue Yonkers and they Wiltonsa" .1?! WILTON-

.r 10th inning with a man on base he ab r )1 no a e . ‘5 . pennant race. Driven from the peak emerged with a 2 l0 1 Victor. Vi o F“ uh r h p a

, 3318:; a ball that wits going over 33:11:: 0 flfw if: t1 t4) 6 1 1 last week after having shown the Smith again pitched for y\l‘v'ilton llrtfgdnlbunuu' 2 n 0 7 1

. ece. . .v.c- ...» 3 o o ' way to seven -- -. . . ‘ .. ' ' " l " "

Finneslns fielding Was Door at C““"""’~ 3” 5 1 3 1 4 0 early stages olnlehle £33113ng :2: ?::n:&l:i;ho mm to [our ms and lgundy' 3b .4 “ 1 1 3
times but he made up with 3 hits, Bowen. 3b-rf j 1 3 1 3 o champion Giants will make their One-hand catches by Burke and Plieralh: is M" 4 1 1 n n

, one bringing in the winning run. Rflmm- 3b - 0 0 0 1 0 stand With back to Coogan's Bluff, Plensants. and Hull's catch in (ice Mill -n s. -b .l U l 2 3

‘. Mullany also got 4 hits. BOWers 3 and :‘lilllill, rf 3 0 (l 1 0 0 New York today was separated CCIliol‘ were features. p l—lalimrtc 3. 1 1 ll 1
Cluefly -- 'nntiztn. ss t- o 3 3 r. 4 from the pinnacle by two full games Miller's three-base hit w th . ' 7 " fl ‘ "

.L. Burke got 4 hits tor visitors “ 01-511- If r» 0 1 3 o o a. the result or “B alumna“ ”MM bum": {mum as e schoiz.,rt .l o 1 o 1
411% Galllgan and Ford fielded wcil. Emlyn»: 1b 4 0 0 17 1 n with Brooklyn last week. Severul Noxt Sunday'tho Newark Profes- bmnh' p 3 a u 1 2
he box scores:— . ogtr, p 5 (l o 1 4, 0 ‘ weeks ago the COK'Sflli‘S by winning sionzils will play at Wilton. Totals ;7 _-. M- : — '—
lil'“ Gnme. —————— J at Plllflburxh started the champions The scort‘s: KF‘lh‘y‘. ‘ l ' .l' "‘ 10
BORVVALK. Totals ..... ...44 6 13 36 20 5 on the road to BL‘COnd place. i July 4th. 0 1D1 .‘i'liL bihAlls,
“b r h no a e HUDSONS. ‘ The rimls tuned up for the stru W ' u) r l") a
_ 3- “film. Demete . .

<~ Hurley.“ 8 1 1 0 n 0 ‘ an r 11 W a e . gle yesterday by scoring cieiin-cut uh r h no a e Arling‘to'ncl‘biuu : :1 1 fl "

.. Mullany, if 4 o 2 1 o n a. Lallendrclla. if 6 o o 4 o o \lctories. Pittsburgh nosed out Chi- “Hoy- Ih ~ 5 ll 0 r. 0 o Farrell :lb_ l H J 1
Casserley. 2b ‘l 1 2 3 l 2 lord, ss 6 1 0 4 5 0 “39- 3 1° 2 largely as a result of I‘imizan. if 2 0 0 ti 0 (i \N’ernecke 4 o H I 2
Bowen. cf 4 1 1 1 0 (l L. Burke. 1b .... ti 1 4 15 0 o . ‘ -- ~ 1 Kl‘t‘:lll€l"8 brillilfnt pitching, and New Lnntly. 3b ..... 4 0 n 1 " 1 ' V ' p 4 H u u 5
\Rai‘file. 3b 4 1 1 1 a 1 Morgen, cf .r. 1 o 3 o 0 gas.“ Eelueclaw.‘ York stepped uwuy no .l'lll d “Urke n ' 4 3 Mrm‘m' SS 3 H 1 l 3
Finnegen, ss 4 0 1 1 3 " Gnllignn. 2" 5 1 0 '-' 5 0 ‘. Tb ’9 phiu, 8 to 3 gettin i’ivcm‘u .1111 el- l'lcuso'nt: ”hm“ 3 1) 1 1 d 1 Schwartz, 1b 3 “ l 1" "
McCarthy, c .... 4 0 g 9 1 1 Nt‘iison, rt 5 o 1 1 0 u _- lau‘gkm' 3“ first timing: 3 I no It the “flier 6.. - 1 7, 1‘ 1i! i 3 3:0bin. lt’k........ 1i i l :i ii

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Redway’ 1b 4 . 1 11 0 0 Dub“ 3,) n n 1 1 1 “ .2 \‘. ... 2570mm Me‘s lilo ittbins, who hi-eczod into Hall. of ....... . 2 l o 1 o o Ortizllidrsc). rt 31 t; o n 0
Welsh, p ....... 3 0 1 0 2 (i S. Burke. c ..... 6 0 1 4 1 0 l‘\!l:€‘al$g' "I to i ' WItLe Tosca m\ third place when they bounced New St'holz. l'l' (l 0 3 0 1 o . ...... ,_'_ ..l. t) 3 l

I Total 3: —: —n’ :1- _ — :rUtkholtz. D ' ' H U l 1 U 5 l. ' £51731; h‘l‘ ' i ' l-fifilti'as N ~31“ lork out 01' the load. were upset in Smith, p _ ,,,,,, 4 0 (, 0 1 0 Totals ...... 31 1. 4 T4- ; ——

5 WELDSO“; 1.. J 9 4 Ft 1 T _____ I _ . x. . a double home: yesterday by the —————— Score .iy inning _ i “i

‘ . t . ’ o a s . ....... S 5 8‘34 18 (i 5y NORMAN 1'1. BROWN Wilt'll tiic llucr'uneers w Braves. J95! l’Etly and B 1:1 Totals '30 t‘ 'v . l 5‘

1‘. ‘ , ‘ ~ . . g 'on three of e. W k r l“ L sh ' ' - . - - ... I 7 -7 8 2 ‘\ ilton ............ it t " -_ l

‘ Ford as a: ll ll p10 fl l mull-:39 out “hm “inning ”m 5"“5 Back in 1901 the Pittsburgh l’lr- “‘9 “W“ 1‘0"" 38mm bl" ”‘8 lied :)l;;t::d hill) :33: upnauslzcor‘ilingl: Grtimes Pilaf“ Slab victims in [he dm' PITTSBURGH GIANTS. Kennedy Stars «iouo. {log 823 i

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a A. Callcndrelia. ””4 o 0 3 0 0 Score by innings. ates stun,“ to the front in tho Na- :0; nostd them out with n spectacu- fence that will be ready for emer. smile ‘lvincnlnShml‘t. Clitulllgttd it me “mu a} 5i" F l], D0 H- e Summary: Earned runs—Wilton. 1.

. t . , . i ( \‘0ll is an 93 ' ‘ ' """" ‘ -- "39' “158 ’—- ‘ * “ - ..
L. Burke. 1b 4 n o 9 u o Hildsons out 00.1 010 000—5 mm“ ]'°~“='”°' 1° “3'8“ “WW—"‘0 “’1' tilillloi'l:~el)ullf ‘3" ‘ ” ' WW duty- were 4.1 magi-ix“ w ”ms :l‘avlor s): 1 ll 0 l3 l 0 a Th 1 h" “mm bt’u‘k
Morgen. cf 3 o o 3 o o Norwdlk 301 010 100 001—6 ”"60 yours. games It‘lil‘loltlloucs 0m 0‘ the em“ Clarke l' "mm" "““p'e 0‘ "‘9 1n the only other Nation'il my uc Ilhoncs Ash-“m. 4 1 1 «I 1 (11 fin—By mm" "3- by warm.” 3‘ "
Galiigan, L’h 3 1 (t l1 3 (i Sumlnill'y; Two-base hits -‘L. What a team of stars trotted onto Gal“, 'Imums Cl born baseball man Wll" can't quit same. Adolfo liuque‘a “‘ildncss E]... liiuzzan'i. “1.3:: 3 " 1 :i 0 0 file“ 0:1 ba§e5_‘\llt'(m' 47 Kllnne‘ly :

,5: P.Callendrelia, 11- 3 1 1 “ " ” Burke. (‘usm’rlln Welsh. First on t . . r . S‘ . - ~ ., lance. the ”me' cidcd a pltchln duel \“th 1: V Tompkins cf ., 8 ll 2' Lem-8' " l‘irst 0." errors—“1110", 3; '.. ‘

i, Dube, 3b 3 n 0 1 8 ._. bulls—011: llllckholtz 4‘ Struck out he field ill llllitc uniforms‘ excl-y t . is inns Lit: lerke led another When he stepped outupilot some Rheni and Clllii n‘ ” ill!” lint Homer“; f .. 3 0 l .. 0 0 kennedy btars, .'. 1111 by pitcher—

% Della Caura, c -i 0 l 2 3 0 -—I‘ly Itiogor, t}; by lluckholtz. 3. day ”ml l'lrb‘t your! fill,“ If.) the flag—~11 team that in- time after the 1”” campaign Clarke the short end of: 1:1 ugl'b-limd [on Wade if L r .4 0 all g 0 0 Hall. Umpire—Brothcnon. Time '
Bergeron, p 3 o o n 0 0 Sacrifice hils_Cassem_y' “Mule. The llllClling 5w“. included My ;lrl:;uiulol;;ii;e :tlhlnl?‘ ’11:; fitime. Ad- felt the urge to become a gentleman St. Louis. - Cls on with . . .. 1 0 of game—~0ne hour and 35 minutes.
aNielson .........1 o o o 0 ti Smith. Left on bases—Norwaik, ti; Tannehill. “CK Chow“). Dt‘ucon with tiic Smol'l “(Stink tammat ye“ farmer. He was tired Of the hustle Washington added “‘0th 1”” -

- bBuckholtz 1 o 1 0 o n Hudsons. 7. Double play—Galltgan Pmml'l’e ““‘l Sum 1490‘?!" Handling and “0 ii \y y ou ' pitched and bustle 0' towns. He thought be game 10 "a margin owr the Au 1.. ' 1 ,

cBurke 1 0 0 0 0 t. m Ford to I“ Burke. Stolen hasw— these humus mmmdsnwn were t‘hicl gems tiguillzfetlfiull‘fsel’n l::t\ll°llda had seen enough baseball. But alter ics~for the loud of the Ania-lo}; INSIDE G L WILLS .. .
—————— Mullnny. Nielson, Ford. First on cr- Zlmm'“ “”0 “1' ”10 liure-liund days, Now t‘inrkc is bnfl‘ son th-u . a. year or two he found himself re- League by ll'Ounclng the Yankees 7 0 F .“

Totals ........33 2 5 :i 11 3 r0rs~—Hudsons. 3. Passed bail— "11(1ka U'iTOlulcr. - ' . ‘ L j°b ”ml" ‘° P'tl'bur'h °"°° “‘ a t " M M" ' ~ ~ I ‘

. _ ~. ‘ ' , . “till the llruics and fans are won- hit 0 " “ c “kg m”) “are idle. By CHESTER HORTON “"
aBatted 1‘01 P. tdilcndlciia. l-lurley. meires—Morris and Gib- And ”‘0 1'“ 0‘ 511"." didn't 310i? d“l ' w e to “a the Pirates in action. Fred 51"le rushed ' ll ‘ Y ' '
bBallrd for Dubt‘. lin. TllllP—‘TWO hours and live min- there. lluus Wagner, ”‘0 one and thin-5 if his presence bespeuks an- First few times he sat in the lineup at mm buso Ill“: “be-hue {fairer of 51 Golf Champions. ..
cBatted for Borgcron. uies. Scorer—J Nathan Only Helms. was just starting on it 0- ” pennunt—or :1 row of them. “and““d‘ But "N“ didn't give at i» b 7 . ' 5’” n “‘8“ 0‘ 'Goifs "‘0“ “(309891“! "31011013" 1’.

y . . . brilliant ”NM “MC“. “H 3 t 1'5 t ilirke was signed recently to act as him the real kick. He found his way us to. _ut .uthury kept the (will- says "Chick" Evnns. ......

, down in hum-lull history dds OCl’le 5‘; assistant to the president. Barney to the bench and more often watch :nledwms eleven ”males “C“ mm- :

t ' , ‘ . ' ' 0 lirci'i'usa. His chiel’ duty will be t . cr ' ‘ - "
lhe most brilliant ever ‘ ‘. - ~ . ' » 0 ed the game from that Vantage ‘ ' ‘ “ -. -- (rollers who h” n. l
. Norwallts Beat Stamford, 10 to 3 . .. w m" 11...... vent—where .. ...... .. ...... .. with“ it”? .... b” ' - ' .,
the inner defense ‘ "“‘- PUM- the game. For a couple or years he in tho tsioth mum) of “Simian“ un- ' l O a 50” Of [og'aprlng '
'N‘. In sunda Game. Mor a P.t h Altd out in lrft iield roamed an- blltls 0“? 0! ”.10 few cases in base: had been unofficial “l“ to MCKWh' the 80x nflelll .u 1121: tllllst Illmhli frame at lllt‘ m”. this takes place at the NEW YORK' July 6'—(AP;‘ Miss
, g n l c es other slur-lt'r d (31- .k 1 J 0° “new “Ch 11 m°"° “mild!“ nie and the Pirate leader was glad l p c ‘ng tor “mm“ 01 impact H ir- ' . - ~
“ l0fl.(lt‘l‘\‘lll ii- e - I1" 0. l was his be looked "“0“ “5 an effort to ““158 to have his help four runs to win, 5 '0 4‘ 5995““ "illtl is done 11 e .n Wills, national “omens ten-

, The \‘orwalks won their third score in 3 Th 11 Lhat ‘l'lruODllellllltllllLlJl'llllfid ulthxtl :tlull) 1:0 mm m” "”1““ng MOKechnio is Now he's back officially And muted a homer and two 8mg!“ [or CU“M‘iomly Tittle nis champion, Who is practising “t

t: ‘ -, - . 0 game was very we , " , . ‘ 3 " - “ ‘ 9 popular in l'ltt'bur h. l) ' a 039’5' . - . ‘ ' Ff ‘2 ' . "

5 Same in 2 days when they beat the playrd until the eighth inning when repented, “‘0 10110“ng your ilnlf his 0 t-nin we k b g mm: 'the happy. St. 1'0“" and Detroit “PM 13 ' - 10““ Who tries ‘1” 5‘ llms' 101‘ malor events of l

., ‘ ._{ , p g to s of the season when Clarke t nd 1 l” n ”‘9‘ “as“ ”1 50350“, looks I ' *‘
All S . . the. locals turned on thcir he'iv nr- 5‘8” almost Jumped 10 the «hirer. h . . 5 a 5 0“ ll! one of the nth s h f . lh‘ . . . " Pl" ”"5 198 orward to

tamfords with MM Mmhgun' Of tiilorv 'Llid m'ldo ~ . ‘7 yh icon l.(!:lLtu(‘ lint Cl-irke t'nrri-i i 0 team lulled to hit its expected best outfielder: the game produced. 3 0 on: L “be" Sale "I" 0 “Ck “1 “l” DI‘O- a meeting he“ year With the “in“
the Kingston Lolonlars. 1n the box, and .1 EMS“; . t runs on its That full “"8 first“)! ”1-0 ":(t’dsilnn. guilds. there was no criticism of Durinx the years that he led “me ‘0 5- ‘ iriblv jump at bledun champion. Mlle. Suzanne:
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lh‘du'ny started the scoring in this World's St‘rios wits staged between : ntmthmls' 1h” "“m “’35 80'“! Pirates to their four flags and _ ”‘6 ball. which is Lenglen. '.
' “mm“ with me bases loaded. He tiie lit-d Sax um, i’lrntcs. Clarke hm Sellinglflhzluge kjoined it. The through the intervening campaigns ' ~ ~—~—-~--— _ \ wrong. Proper h ’flglving. hCl‘L‘ unheralded from '3‘"
Home Run Hltters In singled m Him”. scoring two mm. high hopes "I. “mm": mm 80”” moniousi . \‘llh Min-rt. working har- he held to 5‘ brilliant paco afield and “Rm . .ll‘klllg ot' the If: 0me in . Berkeley. Cuiit‘ormnmo.
From then on every olle hit. The _ 3 \ cxechnie. “ill bet. at but. the“ during the ss Wills chpicsscd the hope that
Games Yesterday locals pulled off three double plays wtr « “dress results in Zillioglr’lllémtlgwhlm Olliportunity of :7
_____.___ and Played crrorloss ball. “Peck" t .... Spring" 1"“ at ‘ mm: x mm H “MI:
YESTERDAY‘S HOMERS. O’Brien. former high school star. ' :Elfretll'fggnf'glznrtlzgzz" 3:32;: .. t . the moment of 5123:: silolill‘: Lawn Tennis Assor'; '-
Season's Sly“? 19“ “”‘d ‘0'" “Walk and ports D one B BI‘OWn While he sun has a bit of vigor and NATIONAL LEAGUE. i STAND Wm. “"93“" Thu” ““3 land in 19-11 sslrno‘lnli mm to Lngv ’
Total. 1 Inc“. Although he did_not get fire in his system. New York. 8; Philadelphia. 3. truss; 51.5." y “13"" Should not be provided th “Ch a mum "J"
Mensch Giants ........1 10 a 1:“th Showed Wmi‘lse- 0Connell Frankie Fri-ch is the man who 130510". 4: Brooklyn. 1 (firsti FLEXED' L “rive ”“5 knee‘ for it two cars ll". PM Wm 100k}?
Spuker' Indians 1 9 3° 1 “‘0 ““31 and LESSGFIY- Bowen Jan-n McGraw. hue); ut the he] probably will succeed McGraw u some). Boston 4; Brooklyn " (scC—' MM“ ’1" “V9 d 3 . ems - “”0“ her “
Fonseca. Phillles .... 1 e and Redway got two hits. Hunt of the (“am Sm) n m gluoery Enoken lightly. but coming Giant pilot when the old master 0nd some). ‘ ' I i now and then to gin???“ “om ”“3 umvermy Of 1‘
Welsh, Emu .......- 1 4 end :ammermck got two hits each mm b . l a or a long no. in t e llcart. steps out McGi-aw's action in mak- Pittsburgh. 3; Chicago. 2. 5°“ ‘0 “ ”M “9 ‘3 “0‘ ”landing “9 ubr-ofdnm- When She plans 1” ““d” .‘T ‘
Henthcotie, Cubs ».-.... 1 8 or 1 aniford: ecause of illness. spikes the .What would McGrnw do if' he ing the youthful infielder team cap- St. Louis. 3. Cincinnati. 1. 100 straight in the logs. Stiffness As "'3 her h . 3’.
Shinners. Cardinals .. 1 3 LORWALK rumor that he is soon to give over couldn't sit on the bench in a ban train was the first step in vesting ——-—- l" 'l‘e knees means “51ml" “hm Mlle. Lenglen chillszcevvillf iefmungv
, ‘ . , ' ' ‘ (“'0 c 5 me to scelh . - ns ns 011. 7: ew York. 2. “n - . ' . '
. \ Lnsserl). 2b 4 2 2 3 6 0 that the oilice help report on times veHo has been "‘ ”'0 same over 30 ‘ “ ' 1 Chicago. 5; Cleveland 4. (COP-"‘8“ 30h" 1"- Dille Co.) ”maps Iuwm be“ her When 3‘
THE LEADERS. £31313“).th 4 0 1 g 0 0 "What would 1 do it] didn't man- mix-s sili‘lfehilii‘oyeen managing the It" getting to the point where St. Louis. 6: Detroit" 5 (13 in- (Copyright. Chester Horton, 1924_ Shiifs‘sowillsdli
July 5 Mobil-1' c 1 l i l 2 0 age the team?" “k3 MCGmW- A reel out of pineal—“Trllly he “mud n” Bl“ Tilden-Vincent Richards nlnssl. ' ‘ reProduction in any form strictly week at the 13:21:03; nglelltele “€th
1025 1924 O'Brieli u. z ; 2 0 on d fl"d hlm- clashes in tennis will soon outnum- l‘hiladelpliia~Boston. not schednl- prohibited.) Brookline M “ “t ClUb-j
Barnaby, Cardinals ,_ 22 9 . . 0 0 . 1 0 bet the meetings between Jack Brit- ed. - -- . ' an" and later at Ma!" ‘1
Bennett Cubs ._ 20 3 “MW!“ 1b 4 1 2 14 o 0 ton sud Ted Lewis. “mm" “"53“ Then“ She “"” 8”
mum: 3...... .. o 3:32;, 1. i 1 g g . 0 Shefiules the West A an; ' ' ‘ mmx PEPPER MAR ”forget? r ,. . r.
Mouse], Yankees .-.. 19 a ' __ _ __ __ 3 ‘1 :Ir— ' . g .. , _ New York sport scribe in discus- New Haven» 3: “'Ol‘cesler- 0- \ appearedelrlzg :1“ Idem“ Ems Shel
Simmons. Athletics .. 12 e 34 10 13 2., 1., o , . -» .- ” ‘ line the collapse of the New York Waterbury. i: Pittsfleld. 3. she won the cl Lnl er man. When-
Wright. Pirates 12 4 s . ‘ team. says the nucleus of the 1926 Hartford- 2? Brldzeport. 1 (11 - for the sec dull] 1p onsmp mt war *
mm”, cmmm“ 12 s TAMFORDS team will include Babe Ruth. But innings). ' revealed 1°" "‘e‘ He‘.‘ 3“"‘9' ”a“
Four-nice, Robins 11 17 as r u no a e hem now there is little in nutr- Sprlnsneu 4: Albany. 2 (10 tn- . ! sum u " mm“ W“ 9°58“;
Kelly. Giants .. ..... 11 7. Williams. as 4 o o 1 1 o wndltion to mun one of any such ninssi- . m ' a mum” at the hm”
Cobb. Tigers .. ..... . 11 g Hunt 2b 4 1 2 1 2 o . thinr- It Ruth I: able to play will . "my °t cammma' W“ ”WIMP”?
Wrightstone, Phillios. 11 1 Alfano, 3b 4 o 1 0 0 0 he be the old Babe Ruth? "
Goslln, Senators ..... 10 5 Mertz. lf 3 0 1 2 1 0 0 o s ' ’ l' . Friendly w" 21
\m ‘ ,Philiies - "10 4 Tucker, cf 3 o 0 1 0 0 If th T ,‘ ' (London Opinion) i
' " ‘ Hammer-nick, 3 2 0 lgers eventually land up ~. . _ Sard3._H°° i i. . ,, pt
mw'pé', Gum m 2 Woman. m c 4 (1) 0 z 1 3 ”no“ the ma". m tho Amman . Mm ronk. July 6 (AP).—Vin- Mk ‘sic an enalrnlousJifrt'ntmay"
Robertson]. thnwns“. :3 : Greany. rt 2 o n 2 0 1 “‘30 race the credit for their .. cent. (Pepper) Martin 0! Brooklyn potatoes When ye file a special pricé/
er, in . z: 9 3 Ryan. if 1 0 0 0 0 0‘ :1]: 11215111233 to 'l‘yrus Raymond ““" tonight will make his fourth attempt to “Ch freend? .
.mooks. Cubs ' o Morgen. p 4 1 z 2 4 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE. of a three-year campaign to win the ka’well- 1 13k a half-crown
Jaoo B "...... 8 1i __ __ _ _ __ __ And whatever success the Cleve- w. L. Pct j nior lightweight rin c of! the price because he's ‘1 “99M
enladmes. , rownsls s 5 32 3 8 2‘ 10 1 land team bouts of at the end of Pittsburgh ........ 44 26 out 1? I g rown in 11 °' "1‘“: the“ I 18k 10 pounds off
‘11 “lousy-dim ”,1 Score by innings: the ”mug” can be credited to Tris New York . .... .. _ . 43 99 -557 -round bout to a decision with the the hundred weight because I'm a’
Immune. labial-1:“? ... g ; Siamfodr 0 1 1 0 0 0 1' o 0—- 3 Speaker in the same measure. Brooklyn 38 :35 '5e1 titleholder. Mike Ballerino of Bay. frcend 0' his. .
’mm’ mm '-""‘ a 1 MFWMR 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 x—lo For both men are directing huu St. Louis 35 37 .486 onne. New Jersey. They win box
> G . Cubs men-l 8 1 '1' SUMMARY clubs that would be‘minor league Cincinnati ......... 33 37 .471 the main bout or a. show at'th (MON:Y'5 VE
‘Jndge, Senators". ‘ 3 \ Hun“? bfigrgug'afeedxfiy- 3130“”. oButtlétl lull): florkclpabie leadership. Philadelphia ...... 33 38 455 Queensboro Stadium postponnd trot: RY WISELV
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.. Jun-y, Giants ......“ I a hurt on balls—off Welsh 5; off play intelligent. heads-up baseball— Bosto: - .. ,3: Mg .443 lasTthMonday on account or rain.
, Boone, Red Sox......-. i 5 Morgen 6. struck out—by Welsh the kind Of baseball that cur-tel ., ___._: .489 ree champions have defended
; Jackson, Giants .... .1 7 4 4: by Morgen 8. Sacrifice hits— 163m along 0831!!“ any conditions. AuEmc ' ' ~ the flue against Martin. Johnny
inc“, Cardinals ...-...: 7 1 O‘Connell, Muilaney. Finnegan. Cobb has frequent] h . AN LILAGLE. Dundee, Jack .Bernsteln and Kid Sui.
Bath, Yankees ,,__,. o 21 Tucker. Left on bases—Norwaik '1; Q 1 ti 1, t y ' own his Y" L. PC" livnn stood off the challenging
S a ‘ ~ mp8. once a. he dumbbell acts of Washington no 24 m Brooklyn ti htcri th
:Wheat, Robins ,. ...., a a tamford .. Double plays—binne. .‘ ome of hi- i _ - 5 n 8 order named
.. V ' Red Sox... 6 8 san' Cwefly‘Redww: O'Brien.Cns. '~ 2“ back onpay‘eramilte ‘haiturned gfiludelphis . 46 2a .648 before they passed down.the cham-
, ‘ thworth, Giants... 6 2 “fly. Redway: Casserly. Finny. Hit a tin tic i th 1 VI 00 ed pm 0850 ........... 40 33 .548 pionship to their successors. Baller.
“W White 50: ii 2 by pitcher—Hunt. Wild pitch— \ . e n e r execution. Be it... Detroit ............ 37 39 .487 lno. who lifted the crown from Sul-
lfimflhl Reds ....-:.. 6 2 Morgen 3. Welch 2. First on errors a : igllllznprfngdi‘llguilml’l‘mly ’11:“ Is: Louis H . H l H .. 36 40 A“ llvan only three months ago in a de-
xwm Gm“, o 2 ——Norwsik 1. Umpire—Morris Gib— : lhave failed to come thfofilrflwilve o ciew 1mm 3: u "38 “5”" fight at Pmm‘PW- "MM“-
.3. Harris Senators “.1 o 2 tin. Passed balls—Hummernick. 1. u ‘quick thinking In necessary re Heinz?“ "NH." :1 44 ‘4” tin here last February and knocked
‘ ' Time—2 hrs. Scoe—. . I ' ---------.-. 50 .32 ‘imot .
.Gehfl‘. Y;nkees .... g , w , r r J Nathan ‘ T ”- Speaker has been laboring -i n u in the eleventh round. ‘ '
an my“); “.3? -.. e ... : > diligently to weld a. team composed EASTERN LEAGUE.
8m] [1. anes.... mi ’ mainly 0! mechanical ball players “r, L pct - .
'M m Sox....... ° '°' -. ““0 "mm" mm- Charlie Jamis- Albany 41 13' sat '1’ I'mavll't'I/ii'u'igg "' '
meningeal-us e son. Joey Swell and old lherry Springfield 38 :12 Cm 5 Leading Batt “ 5”’"l"”ml '
,Oochrane, Athletics .- 6 1.. Smith are the three men on Speak. Waterbury . . 37 32 536 a erg .. J 11" ... “UH-'1”
“mm, Phillios e .. c” N“ Club who hive played Bridgeport 37 :13 529 In M810? Leagues
. aw TOT To DATE hulk-“hp ball ..y in and day out New Haven . 37 33 '509 Why not use some of your money ‘
IE! “5 . . whlo t 0 team lwhelo has been Hartford """' 1 ' " , ' to purchase modern plumbing
Km We ............ 814 thd::fi°§A£ewmrzng. wallowing around in the depths. Worcester-”.22....1”. a: g: .23; Pl hA'llloxAL LEAGUE. contentment? You'd be surpris-
mm 1““ """"' 308 Boston at Brooklyn . 890k. and '1'! have long been Pittsneld .........m 24 4t; In]; an'§°"s§‘fib'5" "ab. 1-. h‘ PC" “1 at a" "WM" °‘ °‘“' “”3“
" Other teams not scheduled rated as "'0 of the brianiest men N Stocsky‘Bk' .. 6: J‘ 70 108 A" for installing .' modern bathtub "
1‘ m] WW". 1182 , . _ who ever played baseball. They before they think of it. pr“. mp... 89 278 47 112 .40! in your home. Why not sat ao- .
AMERICAN LEAGUE “you“. fought it out (or a. how . . . B'nc't. B n... 5 2:64 as 102 .380 quainted with the real facts of ,
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' ' J“) 5 Other teams not scheduled . , .. ter fielder. It must be enlperating pitching for me Vacuum Oil team Aym . 73 '99 41 1.“ "”1 demonstrate our superior "'9"
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American __ __ __ _ Springfield at slushy. Ta ammdmm'yesr Ill-s. 8. L. Bethune gym”, I h a , pitched a no.hit, no-run gems in th: H lm n. Det.. 71 m 42 106 .399 The Nash, Raymon. ) V
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