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HUES THE CLUB MS
WILL HAVE TO BEAT TO WIN
PENNANT, SAYS M'GRAW
Doom's Men Have Shown the Most Consistent
Form of Any Team in League, Declares New
York Leader, and Whether or Not They Cap
ture Flag Depends on Their Ability to Hold
This Form or Something Fairly Close to It.
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BY JOHN J. M'GRAW.
Manager of the Giant.
AM convinced
that tha
Philadelphia
club Is the one
the Clients will
have to beat to
win the pennant
The Phllllee are
sticking out In
'front there with
great persistency
and refusing to budge. They have
played pretty well around the cir
cuit and have stood up well against
all the clubs, much better than I ex-
IMCted th.T wnillrl ft haa Innw tiann
my opinion that the Phillies are
playing beyond their natural speed,
baa perhaps this Is the first season
tnry have hit their normal gait
under the efficient management of
Doola and Locke.
Tbe pitching :afr opened Ilk a
whirlwind, and It It going lib a whirl
wind yet. although I thought It had
been turned wide open in the aeries with
the Oiente In the last part of May. The
team haa shown the most consistent
form of any club In the league so far.
Whether or not they win the pennant
depend i upon whether they ean hold
this form or something fairly eloae to It.
Inclined to be erratic and Inflammatory
In the pinches. Roth O'Toole and Hen
drlx are especially susceptible to this.
and uncertain eatehlng does not tend to
steady them. Cltbson back of the bet
once more la going to be a great tonic
for the Pirates.
LITTLE HOPE FOR REM TO FIN
ISH A POOR FOURTH.
The only team of the Western four
which appeaed to be stronger than ll
looked when they flrst Invaded the East
was the Cincinnati club. The Reda are
going more like a hall team now, nut
they were left so far behind In the first
sprint that I hardly believe they have a
chance to climb very high thle season. I
do not see how they ean even reach the
top of the second division, and I cannot
picture them In the first dlvlelon by any
ehance. Boston, with Its steady plug
ging, is liable to beat them. But Hie
club has a good punch now and the
pitchers are working better, particularly
Buggs and Benton, who were regarded
as the two mainstays of the staff befo-e
the season opened, but who were greatly
off color In the early daye of the race.
Tinker will stop a lot of clubs which are
righting for the pennant between now
and September, and It would not sur
prise me a bit to see him upset some
flag pursuing team In the crisis.
AO BASEBALL MAT GIANTS IN
OHICAOO SERIES.
The Cubs did not look strong, although
uiey got an even break lrr the series
with ths Olants. We should have roiled
In with four straight games, and It was
JUST TRY THE GAME AND SEE!
Copyright
S Jo By Vic
IMS. by The Press Publishing Co, (The New VoTk World.)
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Five Important Boats
Scheduled at Vernon
All of Them Will Be Held
Within Six Weeks and Over
the Twenty-Round Route,
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Bw John Pollock.
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is. tha easanSea mat
f-barlwr t.
Trt ire. ha rriraf ,t Lev fSStl".
ltan tratnlne l.,1ay al !. n
s aa vaaan.
wMk
vail runa
anralt ha'a to tujkt trie- walHl
to wis Iron rarSiH. aa eke tai
Mm oaaar aaa a ti. wit
it li i .isarimaSg
lark Mrn
of I'hlla blul
ITrtT.M the neat sis weeks there
will he" flve important twenty
round lights fought at Vernon.
Cel. To-morrow nleht Inhnnv Dundee
takes on Jack White of Chicago; M K'1 wUff
June M, Eddie Campl of San Pranrleen Bsism
tackles Charley Idous, ths Prertoh
champion: on July 4. Uech Croea meets
Bud Anderson: on July 11. Tommy Mur
phy eaapa punches with Johnny Dun
dee, while on July 9 Johnny Couloa and
Kid Williams light for the bantam
weight championship title The winner
of the T.edmin-rampi contest will most
likely be signed up tor a battle with tbe
victor of the Ceuion-WUIlasas Sghk
aa, xanaew of the Harlnal A fl
L U tataa la. arraaea a aT raaad
bnnt Mnn r n Kiaaa er rntaMaa aaa ua
Houek of LanratN
Utueaa i ei
Pari ha U.ai It
hnean will
ksree
J fn"hlTSLahS
Tht trial al Arthut Pilar, the kaajekM of
I'MrofM, Haaa.. oa chanjs ef WaMlauekWr la
raenarllaa with Ike eaalk of Ulkst MsOseky
rlurtag Ikalr tea esead beat at Oeifar?. Ala.rU.
Caa., oa Mar St. will keata before Chief JasUas
Hanvr ef she (apnew Oewt of Cabjary aa aest
Thursday. Tomrai Raraa. aaasw of Parky aaS
alio auaamr at the lb wkat las Seat was
asM. wB ast he trtsS katara ths fell.
Prsakls Bursa Iks Janrr Otty kaatalaikskt.
ta eaUrss tata esadlUsB at OOosasUa gyv.
dwIiiib la i hli-aen '"' ate tsa eaiaS at tk
r.amiiMii liilinnt t'ouloa, which win be taasd
at tha Keooshs lWs. A. O. oa lieadar tieplm.
Jiuia 3.1. Joa ' Yotiae ShiiSTue It kaivtM Butwt
to t lata ahase let the bout.
All arraaaaataata Sar the twenty teuaS
N8BEMB
S1K.K-U9LV
no:
lean Johnny Pas til an.l fBBBBS Ml
SIEHY
V UhOu Uk "If
Costs Bui H J M
ejaaTaaaaaaasaaeaaaalw
the four twlrlere who carried the
burden to ths early part of the travel
ling. Then Chalmers and Rlaey showed
Bursa of declining and now young Mayer
la.nashlog a lot of good games tor Ms
dab. i Blxry Is alee working smoothly
again, no that Dooin has a quartet of
substantial pitchers.
TEAM HITTING WELL BEHIND
OOOD PITCHING.
There ie more fight in ths tsam than
H tata shown in previous seasons. Knaba,
Deolan. Lobert, Magaa and Dooin are
'all scrappy, aggressive players and ars
lahhtl at It Kaabe Is a great "crab"
and a good ball player. He displayed
his fighting tendencies when be mixed It
with Tinker in Cincinnati last week. I
do not approve of such tactics, but thsy
at least show that a player has his heart
Alexander, Beaton, Chalmers and Itlxeyionly bail baseball which beat ua out of
a cleanup. Evers's pitching staff looka
to bs worse at present Uuui it did wban
be was East Cheney, who did the bur
den of tbe early season tolling, la show
ing ths effects of the wear and tear now.
Overall seemed to have recovered hla
effectiveness for a tuns when be brought
out a debutante splrbeJl, but hs wrenched
hla arm in a game against us and will
be out of It for some days. The rest of
the club Is playing good ball, especially
Jlnimle Archer, who was instrumental
In the two defeats whlob tha Giants suf
tsred in Chicago.
t. Louis hj not going well, and It
would not surprise me to see llugglns's
team drop below Boston In the final
standi rvg of the clubs. There le not the
etrength In the outfit to keep up a tear
ing pace. They flaahed at flrat when a
coupls of pltohers broke out In mid
season form while moat of the other
staffs In ths Isague were still flounder
ing around with a crop of uncertain
arms.
ke CHaata did not make a particu
larly eaooaraging showing on the road
and U not eltmb aa I had expected
he olmb weed go. When the mam
got good pitching, had flaldlag ooet ne
the games. Promina showed hla worth
whan ha won a tongb extra inning
game la Chicago, la which he waa
foeeed to pitch ell the way. The team
Is bitwng better than it aid whan It
left home, bat a will have to drive
along at a terrlSo pace to overtake the
Philadelphia club, nalsse that bench
creaks wide open, msmamber, we oame
through with n driving finish In ISM,
whan all the esparto declared we could
not grab the championship. There la
plenty of fight in my club, and when it
le backed up against the wall It is
going to be a hard team to beat, Tha
Phillies amU have the longest part of
the road te go for a club that has been
letting the paoc practically all seaaoa.
Thc amah Is the biggest strain.
iCoumehtad by Jess J. McUraw. 1(14.1
Ths club le hitting wall behind the
good pltohlng, too. Cravath haa been
eaa of the wallopers of tha league this
sea inn and la batting right up at the
top. Mageo Is a reliable atlokcr. and
LAidcrua, Knabe, Doolan and Lobert
are all going better than they did
previously. If a coupls of the Arst
string men should he injured, Dooin
would bo badly off for substitutes, but
luck has been with the club so far and
It may atlck throughout the ceason, in
which caac the PhUllee are suing to be
a very tough buaeh of beys to beat.
It Is a fins lineup of regulars, but
tha team Is extremely abort of reliable
substitutes to plug up any poasibls
gaps. It else haa the reputation of be
ing difficult to keep In condition, but
While tha beys are winning they will
van . .j"a is 'r. , hilii. mi.
rnwi i nanus in awf mi inmc.
which waa expected to continue tne
rout, failed to ahow any class and the
Pailadt'.ahia team regained its feet.
PIRATES DON'T SEEM ABLE TO
GET GOING,
Pittsburgh has been an la and out club
all season, although en paper tha play
ers look as If they should be the steadi
est t performers In ths league. The
pitchers are largely responsible for bad
showing of the team ao far, poor catch
ing helping to weaken the wabbling
pitching stalt The return of Ulbaon
to tha game will strengthen the twlrlers.
The Pirates showed pretty well against
us, however, and the team appeared
to Jutva regained eorae of Its normal i
poach. I
If three or four of Clarke's pitchers
could get elong sll at once the club
Would climb up throu7h the league Ilka
an aeroplane through fog. But first ons
man appeara to have recovered his edge
only to fade and let come other carry
tbe burden of the going. Catching has
a great Influence on ths steadiness
and efficiency of the pitchers, and the
Ptratts missed Qlbaon greatly in the
early part of the race. Kelly did not
go wall, and Simon Is hardly a flrat
String performer.
Several of the Pittsburgh pitchers are
UNDESIRABLES TO BE
GIVEN "THE GATE" AT
BELMONT THIS WEEK
Two Patrons In Particular to
Be Barred in Jockey Club's
House-Cleaning.
The stewards of the Jockey Club win
clean house at Belmont Park this week.
Several undealrablaa who hr.ve crept In
as It ware, unnoticed at the track, will be
turned away.
Busy with other affairs the directors of
ths track failed to notice until Friday
that two turfmen who are under the
ban have been attending the track dally.
These two men, aa wall as three or four
others who arc considered Inimical to
the beet Interests of the turf, will "get
the gate."
One turfman has been ruled off: the
other wss told to keep away from tha
local tracks. They obeyed these orders
for a time, but since racing opened re
cently they have boldly returned. It Is
notorious thst ths trslnsr-owner races
horses under another man's nams.
The other man Is a layer and player,
as suits hla moode. at the race tracks
outside of New York. Frequently he
has owned horses. But It Is his "friend
ship" for certain Jo ok eye that haa
worried the directors of ths track. Thla
man haa won a fortune laying and bet
ting against ths horses ridden by ons
or two jockeys. He seemed to have
the knack to gueas lust when the jock
eys would loss and when they would
win.
Because these two men have beea
aotlve lately at the Belmont Park traok
the officials have decided to tail them
to move West.
finished third.
Of the original eleven entrants .inly
Ave toed the mark Ted Meredith of
the University of Pennsylvania and
Oscar Hedlund of the Boston A. A.
were among the miming ones. Resides
Powers. Klvlat and Monument, Johnny
Oallagher of the Unlveralty of
town and Matt Oela of BuSalo aa
cworcd the starter's call
Allowing all of his opponents liberal
nandloaps. Homer Baher, the rising
young star or tne ew York A. C,
amaaed tha crowd by winning the en.
yaro nannicap race.
RACING SELECTIONS.
LATONIA.
First Race Toronto, Watermelon,
Harry U
Heoond Itace Manager Mack, Car
pathla. Missis.
Third Kaee-O Hagen, Lost ror
tuns. Brlg't Brothsr.
Fourth Kace Reciprocity, Sebago,
1'reeumption.
Fifth Race El Palotnar, Ocesn
Blue, Samuel R. Meyer
Sixth Race Katrine, The Orader,
Prospect.
International League Standing.
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