WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1926
HS
NATIONAL COMMISSION WILL ,
DECIDE TIE GAME MATTER
'Wil'l Rule 0n Contest Between Wilton and Norwalk
Called Because Of Rain—Committee Appointed 0n ‘
Question—Convene August 17.
NATS DEFEATED
FIVE 1923 YANKEES Now in OLD LOOP
r—N‘--.
Al CAMP ill lllilllowll
WORKING FOR till ; lilirrnl
Local Bantam Left For the Woods Yesterday—Ernie
Perry and Jim Bones Will Assist Him—Balda
Here Saturday.
Toung Mulligan will do his train.
. tag for his bout with Law Perfetti
at Amusement Park. August 10. in
the wilds of Newtown.
How' They
' Stand
Today’s Gaines
National League
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphia (2).
Chicago at Boston.
' American League
Rise
I The National linseillll t" onllu. ks .iui
Iuill decide. whethel or not He lio
Igamc between the Wilton anti Nor.
Iwaik teams should he mayeil our:
Leading Baismen
In Major Leagues
. The local bantarnweight left bag
Jud beam for the camp yester-
xa'rma'sn LEAGUE
c an n n no
NewIYork at at. Louis.
lphla at (fictelnnd (2).
BY NORTHI’ORT
or not. It was Hunt in luring li‘l‘
matter before the t'DIllllllSSItill .‘II lhn
day afternoon. He stated before he PM"
A,“ Q“ It was ‘ wonderful place Bartram Ch.“ I“ ll 08 .881 Boston at Detroit. meeting of the Kyoto Tn'tilttll" our...
~, “4 3. would be in the pink of con- Brosslcr, Gin.” I“ 45 87 .853 Washington at Chicago. tor.- held in Dilnl‘llll')‘. last out mu;
(Mon when he am. back to b.1110 3. Bell, St}; 1.1,.05 85. 53 115 .355 \thn the matter ting brought hr
ngmu. rautm, 3 .82 354 85 8. .850 ' Ithero was considerable dlx. “HHII
Ernie Perry and Jim Bones will Tremor, Ptho 83’ Bl 11' MD human“ Lag“. Ilresitlent “nliol‘ U 11qu mm,
not as sparring partners for Muni- Wfl' a year ago lOdlr— 53""? CI” ‘" n°‘d'“‘- itllat in his opinion the L’Jliln‘ aimliu
Mmk I! Bei'lmmo The Score—.— Was 5-3—Rain or played on. n. n “M... I. .,
gen while he is in training for this
bout. Bones is fast and should give
the neeceasary speed needed by Mul-,
titan if he hopes to make any kind
Bobldsau in the semi-final bout on
card will arrive in this city Sat-
lay and will complete his training
at, Jaasil's Gym in the First District.
Bahia has gained considerable repu-
tation. but he will meet a res} tough
Hornsby, St. India, .391.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
G AB R 1! PC
Burns. Clcv. .99 870 09 I“ .8”
leader a‘ year ago teas!—
Speaker, Cleveland, .408.
EASTERN LEAGUE
G AB R H PC
Toronto at Buffalo.
Syracuse at Rochester.
Eastern League
Hartford at \"aterbu ry.
Club Standings
Halts Game With SingIn
Sing Nine. .
the first inning. UItIJnlflil pitixltis ile-
clded to stop the game and surceotl.
ed after a pause or about half an
hour. when it was quite (‘\’ilTL‘llL that
it would not cease. Llltngsion was
winner of tht IIlSl half of the Sn-
it was then decided that
meeting in March it was \ot..l 1..
{1’ i
or showing against the speed artist Fothcrgill. D.“ in 3! 8| .soe ——-——
“pm New York. Ruth, NY.-. .05 80. 03 118 .333 Albany at Springfield. The Sprinizwood-Nationais jour- play '30 games. the season in !-~
“1:13;?“ the Frolich mIlttItl Barétst Manuals, Den.“ ass M 98 .871 Providence at Pittsiield. "eyed to (lssininr. X. it. on satur. divided in half. with n winn. l' ill '
o swa unc w o ' ' ' ‘ . ' ~ .. v' ,
D p e. y 3'0““, NY. ... ,.o 5’ .5 o..3 Bridgeport at here Even (2). day afternoon, and. e'llif‘l‘ starting I oath half. rIlt. .‘Tfllt h lilf‘tlillfl \‘ In
one of the iirst held by the tin:
Inlul it was not entered in the nor
' lites.
'of the season will he llIltIr‘II'Irll ---
The winner of tho i‘irol I."l
til the ruling is roreilerl ll’niu "
National (fonlmiscion.
customer in Robldeau. 05 n n . . ,. ..
Charlie Middleton will meet some Maeklin. 3m 55 2 ‘8 .380 National League at. bat with the count of inc and .‘Immgo' "7m" “1.,“ "' I '
Obese Bpt. . .N 35. El 184 .878 W. L, PC “llton team, lTltT lint IIllliI\ that :
fsstboy in bid first professional bout. . two “hen the game “as calitd and . , ._ .1 ..
Bow-Inns, NH.“ 890 51 127 .378 Pittsburgh ...... 33 39 .57.; ifiiiiiit should he plmvil 0“] I
Tickets will go on sale this week. Schinkel. Hid.” a" u 180 .35: ii I. 43 56] it “as (TCCIdHL that a postponement I was willing In “and lay tlir- um.
They "m “"1“" n “m“ ”In" Albert Spgfd.” sea 75 18s .3415 “mm"; my; I3 543 would lie the best thing to do. The l of II", Nution'tI‘hoiiv ‘ " '
about the city. This scrap is ex- ’ s." m“ ' """"'§,I I; '5”; same will be played in September. .\ committee oonihoml or 'i‘IlO"‘
M“ to du' ‘ “no crowd. Nemesis]?- ' M. II” 4'R ‘505 Ju5t because the rain premnted Mt'C‘IUSkr-Yof Dalthurvl l‘mlllt \iil
VS: 1:02): 46 47 It” the game on smumay' the S-X's ay of Brewster and lied “which '
bout. They thronged the corridor ‘pfinadeipnin 36 55 .396 ““9"“ ‘° “"hpm" '“ 1" SUM“ Norwalk were named to tnlto
can”. the “no" ‘nd "mud to Boston, H ..... 37 57 .394 afternoon “a after playing four in"' matter up with the COIliliiISSlol‘.
, depart until the police had been ' """""" ings of stumbling baseball. decided II was ‘oIeII to hm.“ Patient. .I
called. . ' to she the game to the Northport QI... . . . ~ . .
. Am . . , play all of its sellelililmi 1,111..
The commission voted to return I i erican League PC team in the seventh. after prcsent- gamt‘s with the Norwalk. “than :1 nl
Herman's 82.500 forfeit. and also the .» . , I , k y" :4“ “6' ing the home team with three runs nanlniry teams on their oIiI.mI..I.-.
92.600 forfeit put up by Kaplan 3°“ l‘ or """ ,5 44 .546 in the fifth to tie the score. grounds. The m.1...,IIII.. rm. Sixl'i'm
when he signed to box Chapman at CieredarIith... " .21 it '5" The game “as played in East her 12 “as phnngnd “I”. I‘m .1
the Queensboro. Kaplan will fulfil ”I”; P ‘ """5I 47 .530 Northport and found the Northport in.- week 01 August 15.
his engagement with the Queensboro ./ i REL-Min Io"“""" 7 45 5;] team with a much strengthened Tile next meeting or’ the In3:.g
Club next lueeday night when he ‘ ' ' ”3:": n ' 'n 4;; '50 team since being defeated by the will I... held in poughknopeir. m, in.
he cut of the bout 139- makes his debut a a lightweight . . .. """ ""‘I" ' I; . ... locals. Only three of their players gust if. at which time the ilirl‘rtl s
“'2‘: ancilughayman and Babe Her- against Tommy Cello. the Coast same is indeed fleeting! It matters little whether Mott, l’ipp and Mars are with the Cincinnatneds St. (Louis "' '3 ii; :00 remained. Manager Quinlan had will ho the gucsig or i'rr‘iri :.t
m scheduled at the Queensboro lightweight. it be in politics, theatrical circles, sports or anything and have a good chance of homing in on some more 805 on """"""" ' gixen his team a severe shake-up LlnydI .
Medium last night. caused a rumpus Tom McArdle, matchmaker It the else—it's fleeting. world series coin. Bush wears the uniform of the International League :last month. and they have now “on The r‘r‘il‘if‘nl standing tot ”it St"-
at the meeting of the State Athletic Queensboro_ announced that he Pittsburgh Pirates while Witt is a member of the n 1 Pt" Imc “might games. and M” of ”I“ "15”" MHD‘“ ,
ammiasion yesterday. The bout was would 3‘ Benny Bass. 0‘ Phlladel- Consider "'° diamond “mm M "'0 “"0 ”“5"“. Brooklyn club ' . as. if sill Longyel' 0“ the mound for the 10' “' I" W.
. postponed when' the commission re- phia. as Chapman's successor against pictured above—Everett Scott, Joe Bush, “Whitey" Of I ' . , RIaltIlmore """" “'63 ‘4; “606 cats. pitched air-tight ball. and (Te- Wilton ........ l 0 tom
oeived a comunicatiou from Her- “mm“ ‘0' 5‘15“" 10- Witt, Walter rum and Carl Mars mum“ youil um" mum!" Scott .5 base- "eurk t 45. "as "NM a mu" me‘ The "”3 m' RWWSI" ' I 0 I “In '.
' s ' hall's “iron man"; the fellow who. Is ed iso ‘ . T°'°"‘° """"‘G _ ‘7’; dicatcs five runs for the home team. T‘ollfithkeeh-‘ie ‘.... 1 O 1“"" -
mans physician stating that he was Tl P y 1 con 6" h 5.0 .~ I .
inflating from tonsilitis at Bey's .1"!!! 9’8!" two. as members of the pennnnionin- ”mom". games. Likewise. you‘ll recall "Bullet Joe" P“::::I'II"!"""' '5': ,I‘ 'm‘alwhlle the local hops registered three Danbnry N I w H. s
. “‘qu camp, Summit. N. J ninz Iankccs. they played a big part In the overthrow Bush. the. young hurlcr Who starred in the 1913 plai- 513nm- C‘iiyifi BS .44‘.‘ I _bm' the score (Loos not W” the :mwrulkl ' 0 t I,.
Charles Cardeo. Chapman's man. of the Glow in baseballdom‘s blue ribbon classic. off between the Athletics and Giants Pipp my. "in iii-mouse ...... . ...40 as .388 “my °°“”:I‘°‘°' .51" I“ “MI" ’I‘" "mm on
r refused to accept the postpone- Toda ere arsed . - , ' ' ‘ ‘- ‘ - - _.. was earne agains .engye w to .. .
at and insisted that Chapman be dmerle "I '7 one of "'9 n" h“ p 0‘“ of ”‘L “I“ “ill also be remembered for illustrious deeds Reading """" ____"_'° ‘9 "0 showed real mid-season form. and . I . .i‘,
muted “.Iherwd‘m champion to . an .csgue—tho circuit they helped to win the established during their American League regimes. I t“ L“ e allowed few scattered hits. it was Emu-“a“om‘s
,N d Kid Kaplan. who vacated S highest iiilonor in the some. Moreover, they're all Not lllllt'Tl “in said when one after another passed II "n W“ 1 pg "“1"" a “'°“d°”‘” ““‘bmm‘ 0‘ L‘ . 31" r' I" W’ 3' 2' it":
II. tie. The Chapman-Herman gone to t e rival organization. on to the older circuit. .e ' " ' pitching only to no to waste as the mng- A . f
bout was to have been the first of mm '5 mum "mm" ”mam" - -------- f; :5 :3: infield blew up in the mm inning to son. .1)- rt. 3 o o 4 _ o
a series of elimination contests to (3 E' ,_ ‘ BFWE'W” - - ° . -" ‘ n 1 ; let three runs come “.1955 the plate Ryan. cf. ..... 4 1 .i 1 1 u
d to i e Ka l ' ease C “Billy "a” . . ‘ New ""V’“ "W” “3 PM with but one hit and two errors. in “3 T00R01 113- - 4 0 o 11 3 I
e rmn pans succ r. er- How is it possible for a pitcher In other words, a player may play - . Springfield ...... so 43 .uss . . . . Inn," c. _______ S r. ., 5 g I
deo also demanded the 82.500. Her- to be false-n out of the box and then in more than one position. in {net :- Hartford 48 5" .490 Ihe :I‘I‘CnQ-L tIII‘e Lima; was plf‘jenIertl " lionchutr x: i 0 O 1 ’i " ,
mans appearance forfeit. Both dc. returned to his position as pitcher? as many positions as desired, pro- E Albany 44 52 ASS I” e ‘ m ”M )0?! "n tollndrinuil. 3b. .. 3 1 I. I. 4 I jj
stands were refused by the commis- e a a \‘ltled he does not [(‘flvo the same. = WIIIprhury 35 an .333 ”0“ dI ““3”” “m: m a: Ia’mm” ’ hm“ ..II .. I. I, I . i 1
- - = .. . . ‘O‘f‘i no runs as e. '-—-‘-'-- - l
... mm = ----------- .. . . . 1 ~
. I area to an stitute a pitcher against ‘ ' C 9" ° = - . - - I I n' '0! i 4 1 " 0' " 0 ‘
commission declared Chapman out . right field. while he used a south- = ‘ ‘ ' ‘ “a" mm“ "Mk ”mud real ‘0” '0.” ’ I' ' '
of the elimination contest. to mztzisgbxfmalcthxd atelIierIIretehi-t paw against a I9“ handed better 5 that and Comment 0f Spefla' Interest To Y d f R lt notch forni_nt the stick and boosted J. Irooker - 1 o u n o ..
ouuidg a: the commission office. may do so bypsimpl: shiefiinzn'th: and then put the right- -hander hack E Nor‘valk Fans ester ay 8 e3“ 8 the, average considerably with three slili‘ld. l‘f. - 1. ‘J O 0 0 I’
, were some 200 Boston boxing fans pitcher to some other position thIe in the box after the southpaw had = 0 . hits out of four. including a home "‘ "' — "‘ "‘ '.
’ . = t ' ~ . Totals 33 3 6 ‘24 18 a
who had come here roi- last nights the .mmme “one, I. "form", disposed' or the batsman. NATIONAL LEAGUE run mI the, “"11 “hlch folio“ ed
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. Rrooki 'n. 6: Cincinnati. 3; (150- out . was 0 its lme 1a two . I I
in Charlie Middleton. . the colored while he was promoting amateur cincingau, 2; Brooklyn. 0; (2nd). home runs were made off the North- to .b “2' tr). 1; pr; 11 I
. bnlttmnwclglit from last Nos-walk, bouts during the winter months. He sr,-Lotiis, 9; Philadelphia. 5. port SMSMIOIL “811013 in one inn- ' ants-5;). 4 1 1 7. I, .
- . has decided to try‘his hand asapro- had Middleton lined up for a. battle Boston 1-..Chlcago. o “15- They “'9” indeed ““3“" Lange. -_ . O " 3 " ‘V
‘ fesslonal boxer. Charlie will box as with the amateur state bantam ' " smashes. Babcock. 55' 4 ‘ " I‘
. an amateur Ifor the last time at champ. Nagy of Fairfleld. This bout AMERICAN LEAGUE Holler. strongest pitcher in LONE Locffler. c. 4 n 0 16 (I; ll
A"“'~‘°m°“‘ 1“" 0“ “‘0 mm of would have been staged at the Arni- \' . Y rk 6‘ St Louis 5 Island also showed real form But Burns. d' 4 0 l "
August 5. He will make his a . ‘ en 0 ’ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' - Koehler. rf- 4 0 U 0 O "
cbut or) during September. Boston 7- Detroit 0. for a few rough spots Haller sailed
“S a professional M the show of the ' " ' ' anhington 7- Chicago " through the inning beautifully as MOMMW' lb' " 2 n 0 4 0 I
. - . I ‘ . i . - m ' v o a t
IN‘mHm‘I Snorting Uub on August Barney Orleans. who has gained phlladelphla at Cleveland (rain). sixteen locals fell t-iEtim to his mas- Dan‘e‘s' 1“ ‘ I 1 0 0 I,
I bk.“ 0 las a. busy season before considerable reputation asa honor at terful pitching. Every player on the Halter. 1" 3 ‘ 1 0 '
' e a e sylntuse l'nlwrsity, will lppclr on INTERNATIONAL LEAGUI S-N's fell at least once to his slants Totall :1- : :- 2; 7 7
the benefit amateur card August 5.
Middleton will fight under theIUrleluis has gained considerable
direction of two Bills. Smith antiI itputation as a mitt artist and the
with the exception of Ladrigan.
Only six hits were gathered off him.
two of these being home; runs. 0!
Toronto. 8: Syracuse. 9.
Reading. 5: Newark. 14.
Roehester.‘8: Buffalo. :0.
'Batted for Everett in 6th.
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281::“Em.clI.l;e‘I,o“IiIlIleIr:.lflung: “.153; 3?; :3: 1:3: him will be ”3m“! Baltimore-Jersey City not sched- the six hits. Ryan secured three, Springwoods 0 1 0 O 2 0 0 0 0—3
hope to sign Gene Hymn to a con~ -. e e “led' #3833 mi?“ Lawson's infield hit Northport 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 x——’o
:Ilae:t.lilnya:dltiat‘o‘st1159;111:2315;lad that That Dempsey-Tunney fight is_ be- EASTERN LEAGUE 0n the'oefi" hand, Lengye] was Earned runs. fiftrinswoodsi 1‘2
' 11:?sttOSC'eerdieRollorlfetgaett‘ImImg‘ YT!" Springfield. 8: Albany. 3- a little better. although not as strong Northport, 0. Home runs. Leng'ycl.
“ ° 3 ‘3 "‘- rrovldence. 8: Pittsfield. 1- in the strike-out column. Bill had Ryan. First 0“ balls-0“ ”"33""
wartime: 18:01:: Igshzsfmoonslggzg kce Stadium. Despite the how] that manna... 2; New Haven, 1. ,pIendIdl comm and I,“ II not been 2; off Holler. 1. Struck out—By
went up rom the how York 3°" Hartford. 7: Waterbury. 1- for the numerous errors. sixin all. Lengyel, ‘5 by Holler. 16' Sacrifice
is a great deal that he will hare to
learn. This lad will have to be
brought along slowly by his handlers
ing Commission to the eflect that
they would not allow.tho bout to be
staged in New York. state.-we are of
hit. Ryan. Left on bases. Spring-
woods. ,93 Northport 4. Double play.
nogdany to Livingston to Tooker.
lntieiders were credited
would have shut
Time and again
that the
with, Lengyel
them out easily.
summon assoms'nos
St. Paul. 6: Indianapolis. 8.
or be my. Slop 01“! on the chin “II! the o lnion that old New York cit ‘
will blast whatever hopes that he will 5.1 the battle in the and. Th: others-postponed—ridn- the locals defense would crack. and I?“ p‘tCh'FIHt‘lmn Passeds ”I‘ll" .f
may have of becoming a ton notchcr. New York Commission is not oln ' time 3““ “3‘“ Lengyel “0““ A‘ 'on, 2' I.“ ‘ on errors, pr ng- ‘
M!” 3 good b0, hns been killed off to m a bout "kg that slip. thr‘oug: ”scamm‘sf‘gfigfigaggsg tighten up and hold the fort. The “‘00“ 3? 50‘1th 5- H"- by It
by being brought along too fast. its fingers. that noon, . z . better Lengyel pitched. the “.0,” pitcher, Livingston. Evan. LadriSan. '.
. . . . . Little Rock: a: MobilIee. - s the support lie received. It was a Stolen bam- Tookerv Lawm- ‘
Middleton cut a wide swath in the Boxing ¥°WTZEI"'1IIN‘;:£;I;M’ ' hard game to lose. Lennel. Bobeock, 2 Umpire, Moe
rankaof the amateur boxers. He ,e. e e .‘ 9““ °' " . ' The score: —-Hodas. Time. Z'hours.
was uncovered by Frankie Fay, And more of it.
WESTERN LEAGUE
fit'. IJoseph, 9: Omaha. 4: (1st)
st. Joesph. 14;; Omaha. 5: (and)
Des Moinee. 6: Oklahoma City.4
Tulsa.1:Lincoln. 9.
Wichita, 5; Denver, 1.
m‘ tons-rs. manor.
mmokin. 4: Elmira. 9.
York. 8: Scranton. 'l: (11 iris).
Triple Ciites. 6: Williamsport.0
Wilkes-Barre. 9: Harrisburg. 7.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Fort Worth. 5: Shreveport. 1.
Dallas. 2; Wichita Falls. 1.
Houston. 10: Waco, 5; (19 ins).
Ian Antonino”; Beaumont. 9:
(let)
Beamont. 9: San Antenlo. 2; (2d)
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m mamas) LEAGUE
one, B;‘8acramsnto. I.
. Hollywood. 9; Oakland. 9.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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be reckoned with. The Dodgers and. in “I much ”I u bis.
Cubs 'm e I ad b "uh about When the hand starts the down-
the first of July. but they haunt ward stroke, close the mouth an d
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la Mohammedan issue exhale through the nose until the
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After one has the hang at the
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rived.
lu modes-peddle the head ts held
tangle to the body and the body
will. utopia position in the water.
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