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McBRIDE \
Courtney, Sha1
And Gaines
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'Arry and the Grunter P
For Rejuvenated Ma
Form but Steai
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George McBiide's ailing hurling
staff rsvartsd to form yesterday.
Arry Courtney and Jim Shaw, two of
th? "ailingest" of the lot. again demonstrated
their inablity to stand the
gaff. and the Nationals succumbed
to Mack's rejuvenated Athletics,
to 1.
The Athletics collected some eleven
hits during the afternoon's pasUmins:,
and the wonder of it all is
that such heaUthy bludgeoning,
coupled with seven passes and a pair
of costly errors, was not productive
of more than a mere half dosen
tallies.
Rollie Naylor, who started the
game for the opposition, was wild
land for the most part ineffective,
but his steodiness in the pitches
prevented the Griffs from tallying
on all but one occasion. Mack finally
decided that he was tempting
fate a bit too much and" derricked
him after the sixth. Guy Rommel
took his place and frustrated the
(home talent without much difficulty.
Andsome Arry looked good far
Just three innings, Witt's single in
,'ths. Art being the only hit charged
up agrainst him in tlv>se frames.
1b the fourth. Welsh led off with a
single to left. "TUlie" Walker forced
him at second and Johnnie ,Walker
skied to Rice, but a walk to Perkins
proved 'Arry's undoing. Dugan
promptly singled to left, scoring
' -Time ' Miller made a wide throw
to the plate on this pl?iy. and Gharrity
relayed it wild to Harris to
catch Dugan. who was on his way '
to second. The ball skidded out to
center field and Perkins tallied.
Arry was in trouble from the <
start in th? next session. Naylor i
poked a double to center, but was i
nipped off second by Gharrity and
O'Rourkf O'Rourke was tempo- I
rarily knocked out on this play. 1
but resumed after a five-minute interlude.
Witt drfcw a walk and
Jimmy Dykes plastered a double to
.right. Witt taking third. Welch
drew a walk and so did 'Andsome
Arry. Erickson taking his place. 1
Tillie" Walker hit to O'Rourke and
with an easy double play in sight.i
Harris dropped the ball. All hands
were safe and Witt was across the)
pan. Krick easily disposed of the
next two hitters.
The Griffs made their only tally
In the sixth. Shanks opened with
a single, took second on Gharrity's i
fly to left and scored on O'Rourke's
Texas I-eaguer to right. Judge also i
hit in this inning, but Harris* foul
pop to Perkins ended the rally.
The A's counted another in the.
seventh at Shaw's expense. Dykes i
drew a walk, went to third Oilj
Major Leagi
, (TW imrfs below ioelnde gam., played '
Thaindny. Job* 30.)
American Leamf BallUg. I
purer- Club o AB R H HR SB PC I
Sheekaa. N. Y 12 S 3 5 0 0 .625 1
> Burne. Clere . .3*102 29 44 0 2 . 431 (
, Hellmann Det. ...66 268 58 112 9 2 .418 I
'Haatj. PW1 1* 24 3 10 <1 o .417 <
Wood. Clere 24 80 11 28 0 0 .406 (
Speaker. CleTe. ..do 232.".7 #4 3 2 .405 I
Cobb Det ?7<SC 71 111 9 9 3?4 I
Sutherland. Det. .17 2X 4 11 0 0 .390 I
) Plagatead. Det. . 32 69 16 26 0 1 .377 !
Cole Det. ....... .\0 8 4 3 0 o .375 1
dialer. St. L.. . ...61 25? 60 Vi 4 18 .337 1
Roth. X Y 69 243 73 89 28 4 ? !
Etui. Clere 26 74 25 27 o 2 .365 I
William.. St. L. . .86 258 4# 94 13 11 364 I
1 Veark. Det 66 267 61) 96 6 7 .360 !
Nnnamaker. Cleee 25 75 ? 27 n 0 .360 1
lone,. Det 63 240 3# 69 0 3 .357 S
Berereld. St. 1 60 1811 22 61 1 2 .356 I
Jone, Bo, 17 45 6 16 2 1 356 1
ToMn. St. I. 69 305 66 107 5 2 .351 I
Colllaa. CM 53 200 30 73 0 3 349 1
T-.v Boa 16 32 4 11 0 0 .344 I
Collin* St. I> 23 44 6 15 1 0 .S41 1
Stephen, . Clere..52 180 40 61 2 4 339
Savell. CleTe 8? 270 44 90 3 3 .333
Poeter. Bo. 32 84 11 2S 0 3 .333
Moore. Phil 13 SO 6 10 3 0 .333 1
Hodge. CM 12 12 1 4 0 0 .333
Johnaton. Clere. . .54 193 28 64 o 1 .331
Pratt. Boa 63 .^U 38 79 3 6 .331 ;
O'Neill. Clere. ...41 136 21 45 1 0 331
W,leh. Pbll. -.62 204 30 67 4 3 .32S
Bine. Det ...69 254 48 83 4 9 .327 J
Strnnk. Chi 47 157 25 51 0 3 -325
Kllerbe, W., St. L.28 83 10 27 1 0 3i>
Witt. Pbil >67 272 41 88 3 7 .324
Hooper. Chi 62 237 41 76 3 11 321 1
Wambagan,.. Cler.24 64 17 27 0 1 .321
Ward. X. T 60 256 27 82 2 3 3J? I
Smith. Clere 58 186 42 59 8 0 .317
Datna. Det 13 41 4 13 1 1 .317
MenMl. X T 66 267 41 84 7 5 .315
Ba?*ler. Det 48 159 11 50 0 1 .314 '
Gardner. Cl.re . 68 272 44 8". 3 2 313 J
Mnxt. Chi 57 224 31) 70 0 3 .313 *
Craner. Clere 26 68 15 21 2 0 . 313 '
llrlWa Boa. ..' 63 239 30 24 0 2 Sit J
I rhle. Clere 27 58 IS 18 1 0 31(i
1 Johnson. Phil 11 20 2 9 0 0 .?? *
1 Ruel. Bo, 53 168 25 52 1 3 . 300
P.water. N Y 27 8". 16 26 0 2 ??'. \
Yarran. Chi 24 59 8 18 0 0 .305 *
Bajne. St. L 22 23 3 7 0 0 .301 1
Ylek Bo. 13 23 1 7 0 0 304
Palkl Chi 62 251 21 76 2 1 .303
J Walker. Phil... 43 152 23 46 1 4 .303 1
Peekinpnugh. N. Y.66 258 54 78 5 1 .302
JI.T. > Y 25 63 3 19 1 0 .302 J
Skawke;. X. Y .12 30 5 9 1 0 .300
Wondall. Det 10 10 0 3 0 0 .300
Dncan. Phil 64 851 30 75 8 2 . 299 \
Moatll. CM. 26 77 14 23 2 4 .299 ?
Hnwka. S. Y !6 57 IS 17 2 0 .298 \
Roth. N. T 38 142 27 42 2 1 .206
Meaoaky. Bo.. .65 235 40 69 3 5 .293 '
Shortea. Det 37 Mil 17 0 0 .293
pi sr. N T m 291 on 7* 4 4 .292
Gerter. St. L 49 ltt 2* 57 1 1 .2*2 J
Palaarro. Bt L. ... 18 24 3 7 0 0 .292 J
Jarotxoa. Bt. L #C 252 21 72 0 J .W
T. Walker. Phil...? 224 34 84 ? 1 *
P<tgaork. IV* .... 18 U 2 10 1 0 .286 '
Jwiw. riere. . 63 237 3M 87 n 3 .2X3 l;
Alaaaaltli. Det. .. 33 92 8 28 0 1 2*8 "
Bn-h. Det ? 273 r.2 77 0 8 .282 *
Baker. X. T 44 187 18 47 . 3 4 .2*1
l>rkia?. Pktl 84 252 32 70 8 3 .27*
Brasll!. Pkll 40 113 8 32 0 2 .27b Kefr.
Chi 22 47 8 13 0 1 .277
Dykes. Phil 87 288 44 72 10 S .271 *
ftrott. Boa .85 2H 38 83 0 2 .288 J
Caflwsll. Clere. . . 13 13 1 4 0 0 .287 v
T'sai. Det 35 21* 34 38 0 ^ .288
La?b. St. L 34 110 15 29 1 0 .208
, "herlf. Chi. 82 22t 28 58 5 3 .281 \
SHUof. N T 84 203 27 53 2 4 .2G1 J
American Lengne (lab Ratting. 51
ii AB R II 2B 3B HR 8B 18' T.
Dafrolt. . 70 2%00 439 S20 12* 51 29 W 32*
('Mar Is ad. SO 2461 448 W4 189 44 23 20 .327 1
?t2 Mi* ?9 244.' 880 732 108 43 32 42 3**i .
S^'Ydrk 89 2384 88? W7 133 38 58 30 . 292 ,
71 2434 351 8S3 106 45 17 58 .281
VUtif. . 84 2181 277 812 104 38 13 33 .281
Bo-too .. 65 2145 284 8*5 112 32 10 32 .277 J
Pklla 87 2352 296 648 114 30 50 38 275 ?
Uacar Pltrklag. p
< ' ji
. . Laat Sknt v
VJf?brr Ctab W L PC W L Oat 1
0d4awald. Clere 2 0 1 000 I .. . *
Sutherland. Det ...go 750 .. 1 . ,
Per?uaoa. .V Y 3 1 750 2 .. . ,
Tan Gilder. St. L... I 1 730 1 .. .. _
Mnr?. V Y II 5 T06 4 . . 1 !
fore leak te. Clew. .. 12 3 TOO 1 ; ?
raber. CM. 14 6 TOO .. 3 2 ,
Ha0>. Clare 0 4 .602 2 .. 1 .'
Kolp. St. L 4 2 .667 3 .. 1 .
lone,. Bo, 11 g CM7 .. 1 ? J
f Myera. Boa. 7 4 6jg 1 . '
I Afiddloton. Det 3 I tr. 2 .
, Uhle. Clew M 7 .011 1 .. ..
Boiling. Det 3 2 600 .. I .. a
Moore.. Phil 4 1 .571
Skawke. X. Y 3 4 516 1 .. .. o
I ?Wt. *. T 7 6 338 1 .. ..j
Bon 7 ? .5*8 .. 2 . . v
bo**, st. l 7 6 .as i .. .. r
CWee S 350 .. 1 .. i
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JSES FOU
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iv, Erickson
\ All-Hit Hard
articularly Prove Easy
ckmen?Naylor Off
dy in Pinches.
Oh! Such Pitching!
Philadelphia. Ab. R. U. O. A. K.
Witt. rf. a 1 1 a 0 O
Uyk.es. 2k.; 4 1 2 4 4 9
Welch, ef 4 O 3 3 0 0
C. Walker. If 4 1 0 4 0 0
J Walker. Ik S 0 1 8 0
Perkins, c. 4 113 10
Duacaa. 3k.? 5 1 3 3 3 0
McCaaa, ss ft 1 1 3 7 0
Nsylor. p 3 1
Hummel. 0 V 0 0 1 0
Totals ./. 6 11 37 10 ?
WashiBKlon. Ak. R. H. O. A. KJadjce.
Ik 4 0 1 H I
Harris. 3b. 3 0 3 4 H
Hire, ef .\.. 5 3 4 1 0
ffmltb. rf 3 6 1 1 O
Miller, ff 4 0 ? 1 0
ftkaaks. 3k ...'... 4 1 4 1 0 0
Gksrrlty. e...._. 3 3 1 1
Oltonrke, *s 4 O 1 3 4 0
Conrtaey. p 1 0 0 0 1 0
H rick sow. p 1 0 1 O O 0
Rromr 1 0 O 0 O
Shaw, p 0 A ? 0 1 0
Guinea, p 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals IU% 1 10 37 13 3
Batted for Krlcksoa la sixth.
Score by Inalnjca:
I'blladclpkla OOO 210 130?8
\\ asblajrton WW OOI OOO?1
Two - base bits ? Dykes, Naylor.
Sbaaks. Rice. Tbree - base bit ?
Ducun. stolen base?Witt. SacrlIce?
Rommel. Doable play?Rice to
Uharrlty. lieft on bases Phlladelpbla,
l'lt WasblnKton, 13. Base on
balls?OfT Naylor. It olf C'oartaey. 4;
>ff Skaw. 3. Hits?Off Naylar. 8 la
S innlnjcs; off Rommel. 3 In 3 innlnffs;
cJT ( onrtney, 3.In 4 1-3 lantnicst
off Krlckson. 0 in 1 3-3 laninss;
off Skaw. 4 In 1 1-3 lanlaKs;
i>K Gaines. 3 la 1 3-3 laalajrs.
Strnck on!?By Naylor. 1; ky Courtney.
1; by Krlckson, 1. Wild pltcb
sbau. Passed ball ? Perkins.
Winnlnic pltcber ? Naylor. Coslnjc
pitcber?Courtney. I'm pi res?Naliln
and Connolly. Time of *ame?3?1.V
Welch's hit to center and scored
when Shaw's wild pitch hit the
plate and skidded by Gharrity.
The eighth saw the end of Shaw.
Outran opened with a triple to ^ury
box and scored on McCann's .single
to center. Rommel sacrificed McCann
to second And he scored on
Dykes' single over second. Roland
Gaines came in at this point and
Welch lifted to Rice, ending *the
inning.
Gaines was found for two hits in
the ninth but managed to hold the
Macks without further scoring.
ie Averages
lhoek#r. St L 9 8 .520 .. 1 1
lommel. Phil S 8 .500 .. 3 ..
almero. St. L 3 3 .5410 2 ..
olios, N. Y 3 3 .."iCO 2 .. ..
Kayne. St. L 3 3 .500 1 ..
pte*y. N. Y 3 3 .500 /. 2 1
'aldwelf, Cere. .... 1 1 .500 1 .. ..
> ?* . IVt 6 7 .442 4 .. ..
Juinn. N. Y 5 6 4XS 1 .. ..
)ldbam. Det 5 ? .4.V5 2 1
larrfta. Phil ? 8 .429 5 .. ..
lush. Bon 3 4 .420 .. 2 ..
i*rr. Phi 7 10 412 . . 2 2
ifrWeeaey. ChL ... 2 3 .400 .. 1 ..
"hmke. Det 5 8 .385 1 .. .. 1
lodfe. Chi 1 2 .333 .. 2 ..
inlrennan. Chi 2 5 . 286 2 . . ,
^onard. D?t 3 8 .273 . . 1 1
tnaaell, B<>n. ...... 2 ft .250 2
Parlor* Phi! 1 3 .250 1 .. ..
Phil 2 7 . 222 .. ? ..
lot boron. StL..B.C... 1 4 .200 4
laaty. Phil I 5 .167 1 .. ..
rhormahlen. Do*. . . 1 5 .J67 5
tirhmond. St. L....#0 2 .000 2 ..
)a??nport. Chi 0 2 .000 2 ..
tartvell. St. L 0 4 .00O 4
Vilkinson. Chi 0 7 .000 7
National League Batting:.
Mayer. Club <! Alt K H HR SB PC
' ne?. Ill 13 ? <i 3 ii n
.roll. Cin. n 48 12 21 0 2 ,437
iifiiterbur.r. Boa. .18 28 9 12 ? 1 4"S
rwumblj, Chi 37 82 IS 34 1 0 .414
ii.rni.bj. St. L 611 238 r.2 la", 7 8 .407
mi?. Bo. 3T. 110 17 44 5 3 . 4011
ratteraon. X. Y...23 35 3 14 1 tl 400
!.-ot?. Bo. 31 K I 14 0 0 400
- im.ndt, Bkm .17 58 6 22 0 0 3!*)
<lcholaon. Bio . . .38 123 22 47 4 1 .382
iivlere, St. L 11 8 2 3 0 0 .37.-.
X. Y 33 111 ]0 HI 2 I .37(1
.ill?fer. Chi 17 54 .1 20 0 1 .370
iiaran?l!le, Pitt....67 272 53 S17 1 12 3",7
t.m-h. Cin 4.1 174 19 62 o 7 358
klrHenry. St. b. ..88 252 45 !?) 7 4 .3",7
irimea, Chi 83 240 SI 85 2 0 354
lann. St. L 44 133 34 47 6 4 .354
'OHruler, St. L <44 241 48 85 8 8 355
tawl PhH 83 282 47 92 11 5 352
fart In, Chi 18 32 1 It 0 0 .344
(?r?ra?e, Cln. . 39 108 11 37 1 2 .343
ohfiMton, Bkin. . ..88 279 54 95 3 11 .341
lllran. Chi 45 158 14 83 3 3 .340
Iain>l. Chi 40 148 23 49 0 3 .338
toothwortli. Bo.. . 84 283 44 88 2 12 ,33i
ruttj, Phil 51 153 18 51 3 5 .333
X. Y 12 12 1 4 0 0 .335
?tl*.. X. Y.*. 7 12? 1 4 0 0 .333
ietbi. Phil 18 li o 2 0 0 ,333
rlKb. X. Y..... .08 285 58 88 4 18 .332
larb?r?. Bm 80 272 34 80 0 10 .331
Villi, ras, Phil. ...82 239 30 79 7 3 .331
'ut.haw, Pitt.. . 49 U?) 29 59 0 11 .328
!arb?r, Chi 51 1R0 27 59 0 1 .328
..lly, X Y , 68 259 41 84 10 I .324
?*!>? . Pitta 84 284 47 92 1 10 .324
arry. Pitta. 88 280 49 81 4 19 .323
trp?a>rj Cln 52 171 18 55 I 2 .322
tork. St. L 61 245 40 78 0 5 .318
irtffith. Hhin. 57 211 3o 87 7 2 3t8
nyt*?r. X. Y 45 129 16 41 6 1 .318
laarroft. X. Y 88 259 60 82 2 8 .317
llll.r, Phil 53 205 27 65 0 3 317
Irown, X. Y 40 82 12 28 0 1 .317
l?r?)r. Pitt. 84 251 31 79 2 4 .313
leal. Chi 35 125 20 39 0 0 .312
i-hmldt. Pitta. . 80 218 17 67 0 7 .311
t?n*?l. Phil 24 58 7 18 0 1 .310
VliittM. Pitta. ...83 250 41 77 4 3 .308
oerk.l. Boa 64 251 48 77 S 10 .307
'lack. Chi 48 209 34 64 4 9 308
mlth. St. L 40 134 28 41 3 1 .306
lurna. X. Y 86 272 57 83 2 10 305
klff. Pitta 17 48 7 14 o 1 .304
Vlieat. Bkln 88 287 38 81 5 4 .303
t. Miller, Phil 41 145 16 44 2 2 303
lollorher, Chi. . . .60 249 30 75 0 3 302 I
'arkia?on. Phil ..33 113 12 34 1 0 .301
Vriaht.tooe, PhH.61 2J7 34 71 6 1 300 I
rhnlfs, St. L 50 170 28 51 3 3 .300 <
Cellener, Ch I 87 107 8 32 1 1 .299 I
-ava.. St. L 86 251 27 75 2 4 29b '
errr. CM. 61 240 32 71 1 0 .298 ,
owell. Bo. 64 275 49 81 4 3 295 1
mlth. X Y 42 112 18 33 6 2 295
rlnip?. St.L .Bkla 10 17 2 5 0 0 ,2?4 .
rime.. Ilkio 13 41 3 12 0 0 .293 I
J?l'ie. Cln ID 48 3 14 0 o .292
awlln#.. Phil. . ..60 254 20r 74 1 3 291 ]
rehf. X. Y 19 31 C ? 0 0 .24* ]
onmbe. Cl? 13 14 1 4 0 ? .286 1
ohiie, Cin. 65 280 35 74 2 13 .285 I
Hubert. Cin 58 228 26 65 1 5 an I
Talker. X. Y 50 158 24 45 2 4 .283 ]
rln*o. Cln 42 124 12 35 2 1 .2*2 I
ilion. Bo? 14 39 7 11 ,4) 3 . 282 :
lemona, St. L (8148 12 41 1.0 .281
rimm. Pitta 8il 2T9 31 87 1 0 .280 )
tri. Boa 83 232 TI ?5 9 0 . 288 !
tlltraim. Bo.. ...19 37 4 10 2 0 .273 <
hi .1. Cln 85 231 26 64 2 2 .277 I
mrrln. St.L Dk .24 47 7 13 0 1 .277 I
eBoervean, P1U1..23 59 7 18 3 0 '.271 1
ee. Phil 44 148 16 40 3 3 .270 I
itnon. Boa 26 48 6 13 1 0 . 270 1
\ntlon.l Leasae CI*b Battiat. !
1; AB K II 2B 3B HR SB PC |
I. Loaia m 2397 358 711 121 M 38 45 .81# |
hirafo. (3 2242 2W1 nv? 117 17 15 22 303
ltt.bur?h 88 2415 3*0 727 113 47 14 10 . 23* 1
"?o? M 2317 332 802 84 42 29 47 .3M 1
? 3255 383 M* 116 40 37 50 .2*7 |
*" T3U Ml *44 II 21 W 9 .32 1
lnrlnnatl 66 2210 242 800 ?1 40 11 40 .272 '
R PITCHB
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Carpentier Praises
Victorious Champ
CAKPENTISR'3 TRAINING
CAMP. Manhasaet, July *
Georges Carpentier returned to
his training camp here tfc's at"
ternoon anU declared thftt- he
knew ro man in the world in the
class with Dempsey. He said he
put forth every ounce oC hl?
strength in the light.
On Carpentier's behalf, however.
Uls old friend. Thierry Mal'
let. acting as spokeamsh. Said
that an injury to Carpentier a
thumb, sustained eight days ago.
was a contributing cause toward
hla defeat. Mallet -aid not Attribute
the defeat of the Frenchman
to this cause, however. Mallet
said that Georges received
the Injury eight days ago while
working with a Sparring partner.
Uls managers did not care
to say anything about <t at the
time, as they felt that announeement
might be taken as preparing
the groundwmrk for an ex
cuse. ? ?
Champ Nearly
Kayo'd in 2nd
CONTINUED FROM PACJ* OlfB.
games* governor for the people the
State of New Jersey ever had."
Hon. Edward Edwards. This the
great Slate of Jersey placed its
official seal on the prize fight.
The gloves were already tried on
by the principals some days ago.
The weights wsre announced as
Carpentier 172 and Dempsey 188.
They had a string on those
scales." remarked some one when
Dempsey's weight was announced,
and Johnny Dempsey winked. Te^
Rickard was. presented. , coming In
lugging his cane and smiling
sheepishly. Shook hands with both
men.
l>escamps remained over near
Dempsey's corner while Dempsey
was being introduced. There was
mild, applause as Dempsey stood up
and bobbed his head with some
hooting. Then Humphreys presented
Carpentier am the idol of his people.
and big demonstration ensued,
especially in the higher priced
seats. Carpentier bowed and smiled.
The men and the seconds grouped
together in the center of the ring
for the final instructions, and
.Dempsey seemed cool, with every
nerve settled, although up to then
he had been pawing in his corner.
At 3:17 the bell rang. Carpentier
was the first to lead, letting fly u
right hand which Dempsey blocked.
The fight was on.
The rpen closed in almost Immediately
and Dempsey began ripping
right and left hands to Carpentier's
body. He varied this by overhand
clouts to Carpentier's face. A few
blows broke the skin~"on Carpentier's
nose and the blood appeared.
Carpentier let fly a right handuthich
hit Dempsey flush on the
chin, but Dempsey shook it off and
marched in. The champion was so
much stronger than the Frenchman
that he swung him around in the
clinches. Toward the close of the
round he hurled Carpentier from
him and the Frenchman fell limp
across the lower ropes on the west
side of the ring.
In the second round. Carpentier
again landed his right on Dempsey's
chin and shook the champion. The
crowd roared as Dempsey's bronze
body fell back, and from that moment
no one could doubt the danger
of Carpentier's punch.
Carpentier was on the defensive
through the round, falling back,
Dempsey following on smashing
away at~Carpentier*s bleeding face.
The Frenchman showed himself a
clever boxer, evading many of
Dempsey's shots, and always hold- j
ing that deadly right hand ready.
It was much the same during the !
third round, Dempsey landing the i
most blows and Carpentier taking]
them with amazing fortitude. The
Frenchman seemed **ery tired at the
finish. Then came the fourth and I
the final.
Stanford Wins
Tennis Title
Phil Neer, of California,
Beats Harvard Man
In Finals.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2. ? For
thexfirst time in the histor/ of intercollegiate
tennis, Lelana Stanford
University wen the championship
at the Merion Cricket Club today,
when Phil ( Neer beat J. B.
Fenno, jr., of Harvard, in the final
round, 3?6. 6?*1. 6?4, 1?6. 6?1.
In fact. It was th'; first time that
the title had gone west of the Alleghenies.
Neer had the punch at the
Inish and deserved his championship
honors.
Neer appeared bothered by the
heavy courts and rain. He ran the
entire tenis gamut. frqm superhuman
3hots to the most erratic
playing imaginable. It was his
mighty service that ultimately carried
him to the championship. Hi*?
back-hand game was not near as
good as it had been during the
earlier matches, while Fenno, wn<?
holds the New Hampshire State
championship, was also bothered by
the rain, as he continually had to
atop to wipe his tortoise-shelled
glasses.
Brooklyn. 68 2347 2D2 632 04 39 30 33 K8
National League Pitching.
Last Shut
Pitcher. Club W L PC W L Out
Srhupp. St.L., Bkin. 3 0 1.000 3 .. ..
fonder. Pitta 2 0 1.000 2 ..
hooper. Pitta 13 2 .867- 4 .. 1
i lamer. Pitta 9 1 .857 1 .. ..
irhnea, Bkin 0 2 .#18 5 1
rj-ler. Chi 3 1 .700 1 .. ..
Alexander. Chi 3 2 .714 .. 1
Beaton. N. Y 5 2 .714 1* .. 1
Yellowbar?e. Pitta... 5 2 .714 1 .. ..
idana, Pitta 7 3 .700 4 .. 1
Pilling im. Boa 7 3 .700 2 .. 2
ro?#y. X. Y 0 4 .602 .. 1 ..
!C*hf. If. Y | 4 .667 1 .. . 1
tftljna. Bkin 2 1 .607 2 .. ..
S'orth. St. L 2 1 .007 .. 1 .
Dixie la?. N Y 3 3 .625 .. 2 2
rV*ak. St. L 3 3 .623 2 .. 1
McQuillan, Boa 3 3 .615 3 .. t
V-rhcer. Boa ? 6 .60-.) 2 .. 2*
Mitchell. Bkin 3 2 .600 .. 1 1
Hainea. St L 8 6 .371 1 .. 1
freeman. Clil 3 4 .336 1 .. ..
Wtt. Boa 6 3 .343 .. 2 ..
tfalker. *t. L...... 6 3 .343 .. 1 ..
Sixer. Cla. ..., 6 7 .383 1 .. 2
Hamilton. Pitta. .,.77 .SCO .. t ..
Vrtlea. St. L 3 3 Mi) .. 1 ..
Klnu. Pitta. .... 4 4 .300 ,. 2 1
bailee, Y 4 4 .301 2 .. ..
"aIMSt. Phil. ...... 3 3 .300 . 1 1
^heerea, Chi 3 3 .."i?0 1
liamaux. Bkin 3 3 ..VH) . 3
" rl*on. Pitta, .i... 2 2 ,M0 .. 2 ..
lunsa. Chi 1 1 .300 1 .. t.
Rnether. Bkin. 6.7 .462 .. * ..
WTataon. Boa 5 ? .433 .. 1 ..(
I. Smith. Bkin * 6 . 433 .. 2 ..
fcarnea. N. * . 4 3 444 .. I ..|
fork. Chi 4 5 . 444 .. 1 1
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Dempscy and Carpenticr, surrounded by their seconds, sh I
On the right is the champion, with a sweater thrown over his ?
clad in his silk bathrobe. In the middle is Harry Erlle, referee
Babe Hits League, Standings.
Two More AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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I ClfTfUnd. 41 20 ?2? Boston 32 S3 .1 H
Aided by Ruth's Homers, >?," ? ?IM?" 5 ? ! I
Detroit... 35 3tf .4*3 PUIa 2? 41 4
Yanks Trim Red yesterdaps results.
Philadelphia. 6: Washington. 1.
Cn v Ti/IiVp New York. 5. Bo* ion. 3 t I*t jr*me.)
OfJA J wnv? N# w Yark , u.d ram#. )
_____.Detroit. 6; Cleteland. 3.
H %.r Chicago. 11: St. lioai* * H*t came ? I
NfiW YOUK, July 2.?The New 8t Louis*. 9; Chicago. 4 (I'd icime.) H
I York Yanks twice defeated the Red ? AMES TODAY.
I So* here today. Babe Ituth cAt- j Philadelphia ai Wa.hlnston.
... , ..f ? Detroit at Cleveland.
brated the doubleheader with a Chicago at St Loofl
H homer in each game, raising . his ~ . _, I
I total for the season to thirty. The j NATIO^lA.L? VjCjA1*UEi?
I count of the two game, was :. to 3 j ,..?9)>,irtl| 4S Brw*,?.. SK it '< I
I in ths first and 5 to 0 in the second, i v?w y.irk ?? - ? .?? rhi<-.-*o. . ?> ii >
H Score* ' Bwirn. . . 35 'JU .r?IT'' in< innati 2"i 43
rawr *' M 7lV' Ph,U 19 W '""H
Bo-tn. A?hTI N ; At, 1.0 A TXSTEHDAP S RESULTS.
I C?IUM.CC.. j,. oir.w....r..,.?o i
Kont.rr.3t>,. 3 3 0 l|. ?!*>; * * ? ? IMtl.hcrih. #: Cln. inn.tl. 0
Meawkr.tr 3 0 ? tljiutn.tf. .. . - - <ji |?,i, 3: Chlral". i.
Pratt.2b... 4 1 3 J luker.lb.... 4 1 ' , s y ?
MclaoU.lh 3 0 7 li!UfU?.l.rt.. 4 S 3 <> P,.Mre rnnAY
I Tlck.rf 4 O 3 0|Pipp.lb. . . 3 1.11 0 GAjIES TODAY.
I Scott.*<. .. 4 2 1 3}W?rd.2h... 2 11 4 , ritilndrlpjhia ?f Krifokljn.
I Walters.r. 3 0 3 l[Hoffniatt.c.. 3 0 5 0; rittshurgh at Cincinnati
I Kuxseil.p. . 3 I ? o Collins.p. .. 4 2 0 0 Button at New York.
I ?Karr 0 0 0 n| St. |<ouia at ChiracH
I tUnel 0 0 o 0| _ :
II, W.. 32 r24 v>\~tc.i?i? . ?".??\Delroit Hits Hard
I To Beat Tribe, 6
I Score by inning*:
I Runa?Collin*. Scott (2), Ituth (3>, Ward. C*L?EVEL<ANO. July 2. Bad 1)3:1
T.S r'.Vlin.H0BS.^,|^ runnine uy Bill Wamby robbed <>
hits- P?vk. Plpp. Stolen base-?Ruth. Dou- Indians of a chance to score ih t".
|w Ptajs-Wun) to Pe. k in Pipp: Hrotlj?o j r t (nnin of todav's isame. T)l
Pratt to Melnnia C2?. Strink out? T?> Col- ( f
liha. Rum**!i. 4 Ra*e< on balls?Off Col-1 Tigers defeated the Indians fi to
lln-! 3; Uniwli. 5. l'ni|<lrf?-Oweo ?n<l , A? pitohpr(, were |.atte<! har I
Hchlll. Detmit. Ah H 0 A| rl.v?. Ab II 0 I
" I Rlue.lb.... SOS 1| amieKon.lf. 4 0 0 I
SECOND GAME. j Shorten.cf. 3 1 2 t>! Wamby.21?. 4 O 4 I
Pntflo AbH O A!- N. Y. Ab II O A r'.e.l-il.? 3 1 3 41 l"ak-r.<f. 4 2 3 |
ci in^Tf 4 0 2 ? r?.t.r,cf, 3 2 1 O H.llm.n.rf 4 o 3 l|;mi.h,rf. 4 I I I
r?t??" 4 1 T i Wtlw.... 8 2* sh??eb.lf... 4 2 3 ?|0ard?er.8b. 4 0 .1 1
I Mraookv if 4 0 0 HIKuth.tf 3 1 1 II J"ne?.3h... 2 0 ? sj^wrll.u... 4 121
pr.?^ 4 " 3 V|Sk,r.3b...r4 2 1 2 V??,?.2b. . J 2 3 3.?l,?.,,,?.,b 4 3 .1
I vi' i.^T. ih 1 . a o'm." wl rf. . 4 1 n 0 Bam fr.c.. 3 2 4 1 Nun aker.c. 3 1 .
vukri J 31 S OIHmUb . .3 012 0 Kbmk.p. 2 1 t l| CiL.p.... Kill
ls2?T" ' i t 5 W^::: i VIS ?:: i ? S XVZZti: X S I
j ;; T"y,v 3101 ?.??- nnxu\Wr""- ---I
t?rr,P: - - | Total.,. 32 S 27
T?,?,. A. ? 21 Kl Totals,. 30 10 27 11 Battel for Blimke in s?v.ntk^
Batted t..r Sothoroo in .iihth,
ST o 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-t bx inning.:
I Sivart 3 10 0 1 0 0 0 1?5 I>etniit 00 II 021300?
I B.n.-Roei: Peek (21. Ruth. < >jel.n.i . . ? I U ! ? 0 O 1 O-J
Imhi Mrror.?Ward. Hoyt. Home rnn?? Itoa.?Shorten 121. tea.h. \ nunr. BaJ
It,.th Peek Two-ba-e hits?SelMHiit, Few- t^nodali. liarJner. Jnhn.ton (21. tI
ater P.eriilre hit?Kewaler DenMe playa ror.?Blue. Voun?. Klimke T?n-b^e hit I
B Pr.1t l? SeOll to Melnnla: Pi'rp Hinaa- Ji>!in?.n. Rtolen ba?e?J..hn.ton, Saerin
B-l.tedl Rtru. k out?By Hoyt. 2; by Karr. hit??Wamby. Malta (21. Basaler. Fla*ste? I
3 Its*, on hall.?Or Hoyt. 1; off Karr. on ball.?Off Ehmke. 3; off Mal'a. I
I 1 ruiulwa Chi'l and Owen. "n HolHn*. 2; off Rothoron. 1 Slniek ' I
B " mplre. nijjino ?Br Khmke. 2: Malls. 4: IWInt 2. Ill
_ by pitcher?By Ehmke (Gardner*. Hit*?til
Cards Rally to Ehmke. 7 in 6 inning*; off Mail*. 10 in I
inning*.
Beat Cubs, 3 to 2 ? . I
LAKE IN CRATER
U CHICAGO, July 2.?The "St. Lrfnila 9/1/in Vt?I?T ' HK'fi'i
I Cardinals, eominu up from behind, ZfiW) r bit, 1 Lft/till
I defeated the.Cuba by a score of 3 ^ Qr^n \
to - here to a^* formerly a mountain much hlghtl
! St Iioula Ab II OA. Chicngo. Ab li O A
| Marin.If... 5 12 0!Flack.rf 5 0 2 1 even than Mount Rainier; but ther
FournbT.lb 3 1 11 ?1 Kellehe-.ss. 3 0 1 ? came a sad day in its history, whel
stock Sb 4 0 1 3 lorry.2b .. 4 0 fl 4
Hnrn*br,2t> 3 1 6 8 drlmef.ib.. 4 211 o the whole top of th? mountain wa
'/lehulta.rf.. 4 A 1 0 Barber.l/... 4 2 10 cither blown off in some terrifl
| La^an.M... 4 14 0 Malsel,cf... *^30 cataolysm?for it was a volcino likl
lil7""errf 5 1 i 1 OFarreii.V.. 4 2 2 0 Mo?nt Rainier?chelae It was er
I Donk p :t o o 2 Vftcrbn.p.. 3 2 0 2 gulfed in its own volcano tavern
Twoinbley l o o 0 says the American Forestry Maga
1 zinc.
Total*.. ,3T 7 27 1?l Total*... 38 U 27^14 Today on tlie summit of th
Bntte?l for'Vaughn In ninth. mountain, known as Mount Mazam.*
j Score by inning*: there la an immense crater, six mile
St. Ix?uis.fc 00 1 000200?3 In diameter, within which is foun
Chicago ; ? i f? 1 J0?"0?^* one of the moat remarkab'e lakes o
Uun??La ran. Clemoua. Ileatheote. Grime*, .. . . H aar*Y, Thit lake ha
Mai-el. Error*?Heathcote, Kelleher. Bar- ^he f? Of the earth Thlt U*C na
ber. Home mn*?ClemonK Twu-la*e Wia? * maximum depth of 2.000 feet, art
Vaughn. Fou nier. Bn*e on biillH-*r>ff Donk. the encloaing cliffs which are absc
I i. off Vanglin. 3. Struck out-?by Donk, 2; iutelv vertical in many places, rlfl
nJr^.u.L. "tt?IT7!S 'g7b?, to a maximum height above the laH
?) I? F^inmier mpl . Hifler of , ft0() ffpt Thp co)or of the lah
H . . is an Intense ultramarine blue, fhail
Negotiation* between the Japanese Ing into graen a1?ng the shore, whil
>nd the German Junker firm ?f elr- the cliffs, being of volcanic?.foci
plane makers tar an Immense, put- exhibit a color-scheme, hardly ie.?
chase of the firm's output gre r*. vai led and brilliant than that of th
ported from.Iierlin. t [^Tellowatonc Canyon.
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I Dodgers Beat
Phils Twice
Ijj; Win, 11 to 9 and 5 to 3. ?1
I* W'rightstone Makes r
Two Homers.
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rHILADGLI'HIA, July 2 ? Prook- j SM
lyn took a double-header from the
I Phillies ln?re today, 11 to 3 and ' ? j r,j
to 3. Wrteh'tetoift kndeked two J pifl
H8- homers, one in each frame. The score: I
FIAST GAME. | 1
I Brooklyn Ah II O A Pbjla. Ah II O A j mil
',4 0l?on.2b. -. I 1 1 :> U'l'vfj.lf. 3 1 o 0 | J, J
H2 Johnston.3b ft 4 4 5 Parkl?*on.ss "'223 ^.V
Lq ; Griffith.-f. 4 2 0 o ^ stone.2h " 2 4 2
K Wbnt.lf.. 4 2 1 0"\|pUM?l.rf.. 2 1 1 0 j R,B
" I fr-handt.lh ."? I 10 0 !> -. lb '. 0 12 1 i yM
Myers ct. 4 2 3 1 Willu??.rf " 3 3 O j yl
1.1 Jwivrtn.M. 5 12 1 ll .Millpr ?.b 5 3 2 3 ]
KnucPr.r., .*? <l (I : Pejers.c .' 2 3 2 j jJ
t'acore.p. ..2 < < 1' King y 3 't 0 1 j tJ
S Tn;pp.p.. 1 0 0 B'garrner.p O 0 O 0 !
*!loud I ? 0;tlirurc> -- 110 0 *i
Totel*.. .41 13 27 12. T??t.-?N.. .30 11 27 12
BafiiHl'fur Krbupp in ninth. tKatted for
| Ring. rl
i he or* by innings: Stl
Brooklyn 3 3? 1 O0 30 1?II i
ltiiUdflrtia . 3?#0 00 38 I 2? j c
Kuns ^lson <21. nston i2?. GriflTiUi. ! rJ
9f Wheat. S<-hRiaiidf. Myr> ?- / Janvriir. Cm- \ \M
[O ?' ro. r<etsuur\?>:i i. r..rk.ri-on Wngiitetone. . m|
i M?ii>pI <21. I<ee. W ill, irk ?2?. K. Miller. - ifl
' Krro#?- -Parkinson. K. Miller i3?. Peien*. | hll
5*1 j Two-but;e hit*? -Johnston il'i. Schmandt, . pj]
Parl-.iiiw.n. Willi nn I- ??> Hoxui* runs? | |dl
| Wheat. WrijrhlKii'itr. Williams. St??len baKex wl
?e ? Mo?i>f|. Ohton. Johnston. I?nvr*?in, Wheat, j j\j
' lK>ub]<* plays John-i"n i?? OImmi. H. M.ll?*r to M
!*>< . St link out ly King. 1'; by ("adore. 5: jJ
3. j by Kchnpp. 2. 15a??n lull??King. 4; I
Hatinigartner, 1. 1'inpires ? O'day and
^ Quisley.
J' SECOND PAKE.
0; Brooklyn Ab II i? A Phila. Alt II O A Jl
1! Olson.2b. .. 4 1 U I.oi'veau.lf. 4 110 1
2' John?t?H:.3b 4 1 ?> O; paikin.?on.K* 4 2 13
1 j Criffith rf. 4 0 11 WMone 2b. 4 1 2 ?i e
(I Wheat.If . 4 1 0 0 Mew-M l.rf..'v4 2 4 0 y
? s< hand!.lb 4 2 Iti lb 4 1 III 1 , J
4; My? ra.ef.. 4* 1 2 ?' Williani?.rf 4 2 2 O 1
q: Janvrin,K8. 4 1 3 K.Miller.3b 4 0 o 2 *1
01 Miller.c.. 4 110 2 Knggy.r.. 3 16 0 *-*
0: *ir?uie!?,p.. 3 0 0 _ liubbeSl.p.. 3 10 0
10! Tot a In.. .35 K 27 11 Total*.. . 34 lltJ6 12 ]|
j t'irlmes out; bunted thiri strike. |fl
Brooklyn 0 0 00 2 100 2-5 ,1
! Philadelphia 2 0 1 ? 0 0 0 0 tV~3 -J
6 Ka;is ? Johnston Wheat. Srhmandt t2).
31 Myer>, LetKourrratt. Parkinson. Wrightstoae. Ql
n- Errors-I*arkii?aoii. I wo base hits?M?^i?el. I all
r- Myera, SeVim ind:. 1I? me run??Parkinson, j
- j Wrightstone. John-tou D.?uble plays? I
?("| (Crimes to Janvrin to S*-hmandt: Olson to . J
1. J;<nvrln to K?-htnandt. Struck out ? by J 5
?: j tJrin>e?i. j?; by Ilubbrll. 4. I'niplre#?O'Dm)
tt | and Qtiigley.
" Reds G?t Three Hits
Off Adams; Lose, 9-0 ;]
PITTSBIjuum. July 2. ? The vet- J'.
eran "Babe" Adai^s cave the pare- \\
setting Pirates another t>oS>st today r
? when he held the Cincinnati ltods -,:
to three hils and no runs, while his
3 team matv-s cracked out fifteen i;
n bingles for a total of nine runs, i!
a The visitors did not reach Adams P
c for a hit until the seventh, when
^ a scratch hit was registered. k
I* CtBcy. Ab II O A! ritl? AbHOA -t
1 H..ltae.l"... 4 " 3 4iP.ijsbee.lf... 1 1 S fl j.
Duubert.lb 4 l> 1" ?] '?rej.'f 4 I ? # R
? (Iruh'Sb. . . 3 t <> ljlUr'rllle.M 4 3 4 i
Roimh.cf. . 3 II 1 l|!i.vrahart.'ib 4 2 0 0 ^
' wlrno.e... 3 1 1 1|lt"hwer.rf.. 4 2 3 0 Bl
* Bre? ler.rf 3 II 2 0(Tttme.v.n>. 4 1 II 2
d Dun. ?ii.lf. 3 1 I H'irimm.lb.. 4 1 7 0 (j
n" Crsne.as. .. 3 0 3 l|leliiiiii!l.c.. SI 2 1 n
? Brenton.p. 0 0 0 l|Brotteo?.c.. 1 I 0 0
l? Conrobe.p.. 2 ? < ?] AiUm-.p... 4 2 0 I
d *See 1\<> 0 <l| " _
lS Tots'n. 29 3 24 1H Tot?l?.. S? 15 2T 5
Bslted lor IVcuibo in slslli 2
rim-lnoatl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?O
;e PlttSbure'i 24?lo?!? i?
I- Uiisn?Blcbre. I'arey l2?. M?r?nrllle I3(u
? Schmidt. Adam. <21. Krror.? Winro. Bre?K
3 "er. Twoha-e hit?Pllbee Adam?. <'si*J.
Tliree-ba.p hits -Barahart. Adam,. Sacrifice
4iits?Carey. Bltbee Double playa?Marss- -i
e ,uje and Orimro Strack o?t?By' Adams.
t. Camtraa? Klaa and Bnuaa.,
AND WIN
Dlympus Wini
Stakes in Bi
udges Pick Whitney E
Huge Crowd Certain
The Winner; Howevei
AQUEDUCT. U I.. July J ?Olym- d
u*. one of the H. P. WKStney |?*lr J
I the Tremont iUkfK was pr*>- t
aimed the victory today at the
Queduct course The Judges were f
ni in their belief for every per- <
?n| present conceded the honor* to
uplard See#.
It looked as If '?*? later won by u
neck and when the number 13
lympus w*nt up the crowd howleu
i derision. An the pslr fought ou; t
le last Mteenth It was apqarent ?
lat Mustard Seed wax bearing nut. *
esplt* this. It cerfalnly appeareu ?
* If the George H. Bull colt won J
Y a short margin
Another case of I he deceptive *
lgle but. as we mentioned, the *
idg?s were alone in* their opinion
war. a purse worth $7,600 to the ?
inner, so that the mistake wai a <
stly one. The victory mas a *
cratlye one to the public for the t
'hitnev pair, Broomster and Olym- h
is. went to the post "hot favor- 1
es.*' There was action for Mas- '
rd Seed, and a little regard waa
lown for William A. ?
Olympus rar. a bang-up ^ace. for c
5 broke slowly and made up a lot e
r grouni. When the field turned J
ito the stretch Mustard Seed brok - 1
way from his 'friend* snd kept a
toving along to what looked cer- V
lin victory. At the eighth pole ?"
ummer brought Olympus up with t
rush. Whipping and kicking, he d
Dt on evrn tfrms with Mustari
?ed. Little Miller urged Mustard i
eed along and got a safe lead. It g
as near the line thnt he started to t
far out but it looked certain he y
rr.ssed the line a winner.
Right after the finish of this j,
tent Jack Adler began announcing 4
le result of the fight from bull*-- p
ns forwarded by the New York* q
merican and Evening Journal. He j.
tst finished the second. In which |j
arpentier was given the advantage
rid the crowd veiled itseK hoarse
t the tidings
Then when Adler got tap on a I
lair and hollered "Winner. Uncle I
fox Split Turin Bill; <
Win, 11 to 8; Lose, 9 to 4 <
<
ST. IX>UI8. July 2-?The Chicago r
'hite Sox defeated the' Browns heri ^
Klay^in the first came 11 to *, and
st the second. > to 1.
FIRST GAVE.
Cbirafo. Ah H OA St. I,. Ab H O A
G 3 1 3|T?bia?ff.... 5 4 10*
ul'ran.3b 3 4 O 2 Hli? rbe.Sb.. 5 12 1'
ruuk.rf.. 3 ? 2 0 Sikler.lb... 1 0 3 <> (
?lk.If... T. 3 1 * Wetart.**.. 2 1 1 ? I
OKtil.ef.. 3 12 O'WiiUaee.lf. 4 1 1 ^
11 c > .lb. 4 2 12 <'.J bxm.cf -lb 3 1 6 ??
?llaa.2b 3 ? 2 2|r??:iiB??.e... 4 ? 1? l
tialk.r... 3 2 7 1 M M"?.2b aa 4 1 1 4 t
?T'n<?rt.p 2 ? "1 3 0 O 0
err.v. 3 1 ? l!Laa>b.2b... 1 ? ? <
Kavne.p.... 3 1 0 O v
iKotp.p O O O 0 S
|1>ari*.p '< O S 4* \
llVhrrry ,p.. 0 0 0? j
|*bevrr? ?4.. 1 ? ? *rL
Total! 39 16 27 10; Totals.. 3* 1? 27 ? 1
Batfsd fur Bayae in firhth. ^
i^*ago 0020000s ??It '
1^1.::;. ???2??1 2?
Kan* John*\n ?2?. UuHiffnn <21. Strunk.
ilk Montj| <21. Shelly. Sehalk. Kerr. E!-;
rbr. WetaH <21. WHUib. ?2?. M?*Maaa?. j c
r Error*- William*. lleMaaa*. ! ,
b*~- bit*- Mulllsab <2?. Ja?-ob?*.
i'k. Three-toaae hit!*?Jobnuon. Ell^rbe. J
teelT. H<?f run Bayae Karrtftiv bit?
n:nk l>ouhl? play-J??haaon to ffbeely. | <
iv .n ball*?Off Davenport. 3: Bayae. 3: >e
?t4v 1: Korr. 4. Struck *mt B> Bayn*.
I>averp??rt. I: K*rr. 1: Bavia. 1. Ins-J
ret.?Hi'.drbraad and Wilaoa.
gTCOJTD GAlir 1
PMar Ab It O Ai *t. Is. AbH O A
?????.??. 4 12 3ToMa.rf . 1 1 |
ol'sanSb r. 1 1 IBIlerbe.Sb.. 4 ? <? 2 i
mak.rf 4 0 2 4HWetaH.eC.. 4 O 2 J |
?lk If 4 1 2 Om ilHa?n-.lf 2 1 4 ? ^
oatil ef. 4 1 0 farobMUi.lb S 3 T 2
H-ety.lb 4 1 ? 31 er^eld.r 4 2 ? 1
*Cl*laa.2b 4 14 3(M'Mana*.2b 2 0 . 3 r
iry.B.c.. : t S } ?}*!
rW'Ber.P 1 n 1 Sl??rwr1l P 4 - 1 *j<
ndge.p. .. 1 0 O 2| k |,
Xlin?... 1 O <1 W '
U-balk ... 1 ? 0 ' ^
Tntala . S3 7 24 161 Total* 32 * 27 14 ; |
Batted for Me%eeaey in fntirtb. ; a
Batted for Badge ia aioth
00110020 B?4 ,
ly?la 0220010 4 ^
Rimv .toVn^nr. Stn>DB. *f#>llan. Hodr^. I
llert*. William* <41 Jarob*m 121. Here I
Id. Harwell. Err*>r*?Johaaon. E'lerbe. Me- I
mn?. \*r ?3?. B-irwHl Two baae bit? I.
rTlJ'llan. Thr^-bafe bit* Shelly. Jobln
r>me mm?Jaeob on. Wi'liam* ,
ta-*'Mann-, \brvan. J.?hna?a Humble
?T?-K???eteid tA |~ Ktnl^n ba?ea Will 1
m* Mnl'fcav. W?t4 pitrb?BarMl
Ba?a on balU-0* M? W^aer. 2 '
arweM. 1 Strtirk o?t?Bv ' .
H?irwr!!. 4 fmpirea Bil*o? and HW
n4. v # J
LAT0NIA RESULTS.
Flr?? Rar*?By Golly. 114 <Uot>-j<
rt*). 3.40. I.St. S 3": Hi* Choice, i "
17 (McAfee). 4 S?. ! An Akin. ,
# <I.umsford). 2 70. Time. 1:11 S-5- | 1
hipmate. HisinK Rock an.1 Brve s
utter also ran. (
Krcnad liar.?1 nquisit i?n. 11- ,
l.illyj. 5.70. S.?0. 370; <-ro?!?eiis.
12 (l.yke). 9.K0. 7.??; Orma Hale, i
12 (Davenport). 5.70. Time. 1:01
5. S-anrtKl Pnmley, Pure* Wild. .
he? inc Moores Que. Pixie 0'D?jr. (i
uality. Bewitch and McGee-* I'ink
no rin. ? '
Third Race?Nelle Yorke. 104 (Mc- :
?v> '00 70. 44.S0. 17.00- Uromo, 10)
.uWord). 3 00. 3.20: Toil... 1?4 ^
Prancla) ? *0. Time. 1:52 3-o ,
lermonl. Constant Prarrow. I It. ,
'ex le Adeli* W. Wadsworth and
Ine Fisher also ran. .. :
Fourth B-cr Ni*. Joy 115 j
.un*:ford>." 2.40. 2.10 12 10; Bon?.. ?
2 (McAtee). 3 70. S.30; F^ir '*'>- >- r
,rr\ (Connolly). 2.1^. Time. i<
12 3-"i Red I^esf. Granite \V*?re.
Vahiacton. Startle ?nd r.o.kmin- .
ter al?o ran U-wkmlnater and
IrK Joy <i?ple<l.
Fifth Reee?Plambelte. 12? <?? ,11V)
4 50. 2.40. out: Bit of Whit
I, ,V.yke). 2 10. out: Aphie Dear
I (Butwell). out Ttm-. . 03 '
?ll?ey and Nancy >''' "?or
sixth Beee?Jim Palur 10. <Mor- (
V 1- 00 5 00, 3.00: Buddiej
"V 110 (Uvke). 3.00 2.70. Bother j ,
ion 102 (Willi?). S Tim?' l_iJ
Judpe rryor. Cosette. The ^
lx>uirh F-aicle. Blanche _
' r-* Tardon Black Hackle and 0^.71
f 15i 5 3" 2 *0. 2 40; Miijt Cat,
4U?utwiil). 1 00. 2_40: Marae.Joh..
1 /B,nh1el 210. Time 1.4*
"htrlmp T>un. The Wit. KimpalonK
,d Harlock also ran.
? ?
baseball \??V .
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK '
WwluBgt? n. Pl?a?^elpiu?
TICKETS O* 1*1.* AT PARK
AT ?i" A. U.
, 6 TO $
i Tremont
inched Finish
intry From Pack,
Mustard Seed Was
r, Judge* are Judges
am." the crowd w*?t wild with
nthusiasm. Hats flew in th* air
"d ,he arowd gave three cheers lor
he Aroertoan U4.
Yellow Hand, uarrylgf the silk* of
"ai- A. St one ham won the BrookJale
handicap in easy fasbtes.
r^underclap ai|d Bl.lw ma<fe u?
he fleld Tellow Rand waa centered
ipon by the talcct and treat to the
oat favorite.
Thunderclap and Blaiei raced
hair feierry heads on When the%
tralghtened out for the aoamper'
lawh the home path, Tellow Hand
amc like a streak. AJ the alleenth
pole he passed his rivals and
rom there to the wire opened up a
ap of aaveral lengths Thunderclap
ra? an easy second.
It made no difference to the taint
that Jack Denpaey and Ceorjres
arp<ntler settled their fleiic argunent
today |n jersey ntj. The
rack was just a mass of hustling
umsnity apd each one forgot about
he scrap Mce the prices were
oa ted.
Th* track waa In fair shape. coaIdering
the paai few days. Tha
pening event was one that delightd
the suring crowd, for Turnibout
led the bunch past the judge
rurnabout waa the popular cka4ca
it to 2. So when she faliotml
?st the stand the multiude cheered
*r with great gusto Its so hVtl
o land ?n a winner that when it
orm ltB time to do a little shouUa*.
Crest Hill, the lukewarm favwrlte
n the Yteldship chase, managed to
ret home llrst with several lengths
0 spare. Elvsian finished secoad
Jid Ireland a poor third.
Syrdarva was the sweet pa tootle
n this event and waa played from
to 1 to 9 to 6. He chased Prank
1 all the way and made the latter
lult at the last hedge. Treat Hill,
-lyeian and Syrdarya went over
ike one horee.
FORT ERIE RESULTS.
First Raee * Mahel Curtis, 112
Saladin), ? 00. J.io, 2?o; Oolala. iai
Bryson). ?.00, 4 SO; Aunt Agnes. I?l
Grunesin), 10.4S. Time. I:0?. Also
an: Joe Campbell. Dare. Happy Bvx.
on. Pepper Crass. Spirit Lake and
far Relief
?cr?ad Race?Tubby A,. 10* (Thur"I.
10 SO. ( 20, 4.C0: Hasten On 114
Marlines). 14.M, 80S; Kama, lot
Taylor). 10 TO. Time. 1.07 2-4
jading Star. Gurgling Water. Mark
* est. Thorny Way May Girl. < omnoran.
Osgood and Vic Monox asa
an.
Third Raee?Witch Flower. Ill
McTaggart). 36 SO. 14.00. 7 *0. Bengali.
Ill (Gantnerl. 7.SS, 4.Morkist.
lis (Thurber). J.70. Time.
:40 2-S. Also ran; Sudor. Aunt
.in. Francis. Britain Moll Cuparae.
tock Silk. Mallowmot. Moueite
lyrtlc Crown and Flame
fraarth Raee ? Second Thoughts.
24 < Parrington I, 2.75, 2.SS "JOJgarite.
114 t Walls I. 4.90. JH;
"orenxio. 107 (Murphy). 2 60 Time!
:01 l.s. Also ran: Capt. Scott,
ohnnv Dundee and New Orleans
Firth Raee?Mo.k Orange.
I-angl. SI.40. 4.OS. 2 00; Kddle Ricknbarker.
119 (Simpson). 2.70. 2.50;
aydue. 102 (Buxton). 3 SO. Time!
:U 2-S. Also .ran Moody. Kitlah
Hidden Jewel. Carmandale. Some
nbfr.
Slath Raee?Belgian Queen. 108
Clarer). 13 OS. s.40. 2 ?o: Sunnyland.
08 (Gantner). 4.20. 2 So rha*seu?.
1* (McTaggart). 2.00 Time | C'-S
ilso ran: Citixen. Fixer. Vice rh?lrisn.
Hum. Krlano. Tantalus.
Keveath Raee ? Ernest A. I <14
Brooks). 29 ?S. 12 00. S 80; Renevornt.
109 (Morris). 4 70. 2.25 Omer
98 (Ganirer), 2 90 Time. Ill
11 so ran. II.mine, little San>1 v.
singling II. Madrono. Nina I'enn
ind Air Man
. Aqueduct Results.
FIRST RACF -Tlaimtn* parw.
naklfn Syear-old* and or ?P* furlonf*
J?n?v I :?1 M. Tu*-nahmit w.% ?Fat<?-? X
' y 2- no (Pair
T"(l>en. 2 to I. even Flypaper no , p?_
??(. .re. AIM rat San p,hi?. Saacv.
wlgaaas. Current Erenta "tssai t??.
' "l"1 ' 1st I'rippert * t;*n?
olrnn) OCooaell. niodris IWMKm Pet
Kia?k. I^rrprio
sr.^n RACE. T?e Weldahip Ha?l,n.P
eeplechaae; 4 year-old. ?p .n ,
'i. . 'lmr 4:MS*. ('re.t Rm. |??
S'T"'- * \* 1 ?T - Klyalaa. 1??
"* Al~. run )r,nl B
TIIIRI) RACE -Th^ Tremoat: $10(100
U2 ' Kun:m.r.. s to S,
( to ?. 1 to 4: Mustard lir. ?Miller i
r- n. 1' * : William A. HT ,So.r><V, 1' f?.
U*o ran?ViuliniRt. PnMirnstpr I>r T k
>*hnev. Irigi, Hririd'^r
FOl'RTH RACK?The Rm?kda1r Hatwlifar:
..rm up in
Mlllrri Il""o,' " 1 l"*"."^. V" HO
I vZLa? * , ,0 ' 1*??0erriap.
~ liatiel. a h V <M.t: niaie- nj iKh*i.
fifth RACE -Reilint; pnrae. ?1 200 ?a
1 * ^ T*e
"*i ' >!?) 1-4 (OaltilettlI. S te
...I % . !' W"'m" """ 11? H.ll"
' * " ' 5 2: American It,,.,
"?C AlJri"J ,, id 7" W" riU"*
AZZ~ "n" L, r'"?
SIXTH ItAl'E Cooditloaa; pur.,,
/'*r7 ,.?"v' Time. I II I-:.
122 (Kfoghl, 2 to o mit .
'1.*hall. 1C?? Zo^|>r>. K to 1 4 to i OrrH*
* ' ? AlJ. ^TiWeather
clear: track heavy. " f
'HIRTS TO HEASURt
^ T " l,r*' heaatlf.;
r*"^' Imported a ad do*,.,ir
^ A x T.. tmtf
r, ; IV. Nam. M . aM|
llaa for nhirta a:rict*y f> moi?trv a,i
4r~?? ? .aM to A C H0I.|JX(;BR fl2
til *t D? "
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