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BASEBALL-SPORTS -OF ALL SORTS BOXING
RESULTS YESTERDAY
American League.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia-, 8.
Cleveland, 4; Washington, 0.
Detroit, 3; New York, 1.
Boston, 10; St. Louis, 1.
National League.
No games scheduled.
Federal League.
Chicago, 4-0; Baltimore, 0-2.
St. Louis, 2; Buffalo, 9.
Indianapolis, 11; Pittsburgh, 4.
American Association.
Kansas City, 3; Columbus, 0.
Milwaukee, 0-0j Cleveland, 2-2.
Minneapolis, 4-2; Indianapolis, 16-0
St. Paul, 0-1; Louisville, 1-5.
Good matches are now plentiful
for Charlie White, the conqueror of
Willie Ritchie.
The latest offer is from Denver,
where a guarantee of $4',000-wiII be
handed the Chicagoan for meeting
Stanley Yoakum some' time in July.
White has not definitely accepted, but
the money looks easy, so" he will prob
ably pick it up.
A shift is due in the American polo
team for the second game with Eng
land tomorrow. The ease with which
the Britons won Saturday surprised
both sides. The new line-up has not
been decided on, but indications are
that La Montagne will be replaced.
Spike Kelly knocked out Eddie
Madison in the 15th round at Denver.
Kelly was the aggressor throughout
the mill.
This will be a big court week in
baseball. At Cincinnati a final deci
sion is likely in the suit of the Feds
to enjoin Killifer from playing with
the Phillies, and in Chicago Judge
Foell is looked to for a decision on
the status of Fred Blanding, who
signed a Fed contract and then re
jumped to the Naps.
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A false friend is a brass link in the
golden chain.
American. League, j
W. L. Pet.
Philadelphia 31 18 .633
Washington- 29 21 .580
Detroit 31 23 .574
St. Louis 28 23 .549
Boston ..26 24 ,52a
Chicago 23 28 .451
New York, 18 30 .375
Cleveland 16 35 ".314
National League.
W. L. Jct.
New York 27 17 .614
Cincinnati 29 22 .569
St Louis 27 -26 .509?
Pittsburgh . .'. 23 23 ' .500
Chicago 25 26 .490
Philadelphia , 22 23 .480
Brooklyn :'. 20 25 .444
Boston 7 17 "28 .378
Federal League!
' . W. - L. Pet
Baltimore 26 '19 .578
Buffalo -. 25 20 .556
Chicago 1 27 23 .540
Indianapolis 24 23 .511
Brooklyn -..20 23 .465 .
Kansas City 24 28 .462
St Louis?.,..-. 24 29 .453
Pittsburgh . .'. 21 26 .447
Sox Pitching -Regulars Need More
Work Feds Split Two.
Mr. Callahan's pitching staff, the
main hope- of' the Sox', is not holding
up. Not since last Wednesday, when
Joe Benz beat Walter Johnson and:
allowed the Nationals one hit, has a
Sox pitcher turned hv a game worthy
of his past performances.
Jhat doesn't mean that the local
hurlers are losing the use of their
able arms and heads. Mechanically
they have the same stuff they had a
week ago, when a bevy of no-bit, one
hit and tworhit games were turned
loose to worry the batters in the
American League.
Callahan is in a position to be en- '
vied by many league managers, but
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