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8 4
THE SUN, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1915.
Double Catastrophe Forces Yanks Into Second Division Giants Idle While Dodgers
RARNRY NEARLY i
HERO IN HIS FIRST
BIG LEAGUE GAME
IWs Full in Ninllt When lie
Kills Hull: Collins Makes
Siicctiiciiliir Cntcli.
YAXKKKS I.OSK TWK'K.
HY : TO I A N I I- TO
The Western clubs oie shovinc tin i
Tankers atound roughly on this ttlp.
Trslorily the White Sox nave thcni n
couple of uli-ives, and tin two defeats j
dropped 'he Vnnltecs to fifth pi ice. They;
were p,ied by the Washington, whose'
ranie In Detroit was set aside hy rain. ,
The lied Sox di'featcd the llrowns. The
White Sox passed the Detroit.
Xr-terday's llesilt.
China". .1 Ni w York. 1 (first camel
ChlrsRo. I New York. I I second name)
flontoii ' St Louis, .1.
Deirolt-WashliiKton (rain)
Detailed Standing nf the Club.
Ic
lit iff
Floston i S T 13
Chicago. f. 4 7
Detroit 4 to, 5 J
Washington.. 1 ' ! S
New York C 1 3
St. Louis 14 0 5
PlTllndeiphla. 4 : 4 4 e
fiex-cland. ... 3 113 3
fiamcslost, . i'3:'4j(t
E E
m m
-luj
1,10, 7
i:1 nit
rsi
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43 43 1 :
7i
4J 4'. 491
32 Jl 391
361
f. 4
V0S4 .34V
It MWB4
.11'
To.dr' Vhfdille.
Kr Ynrk III CbllJUn.
TVK.hlncion In Uetrolt.
rin.lon In SI l.oaK
rhllailelphu In Olevlnd
CltlCAiio. July SI. Ilattlns amemla
-vis the complaint of the Yankees In
jth sections of the twin bill with til-
White Sox at Coiniskey I'ark this af- j
ternoon and the pile hosed w.irriors;
i . .I....1.I. ..I..I..P.. 1 t,. 1 nml 4 to!
,. .,, only one of the eighteen Innings j
did the Donovnn bos suc ced In bunch-
i. i. ii. .1. .. lioini- tiip tlilnl cnan-
that being the third chap-
. !
, .... . A. ,i, i!
..,1 even then It
ter oi ine iiiKiHcup. nu..
required an error to help score a run. j
The Yanks had one real chince to,
tnrt something In the first game and
thnt was hi the nn.ll Inning, when they
tilled the bases with two out. Only a
tingle Hood between tin in and a tie
sci re, nnd a more healthy hit might
h?.o carried them to victory. Hy a pe
culiar twltt
of fate the verdict rested
with
i.arncy. ice ne iiuiiici.ii.-i, m
wh playing his first game In a Yjnkee
uniform. The newcomer made a fine j
try for a hit. Ilnlns the ball sharply
to left, but J.uk Collins raced over to.
wnnl tlic foul line
for a spectacular i
I
. , .. ,u ... ... . j .
r..ic. .... i.ic s.i.i.c ......
Haincy got the first New York lilt ,
In this game, a bird drive along the!
left field foul line, but he was nipped'
on n close pljy at second when he tiled i
to turn the single Into double. This I
iras hl.s only hit of the afternonn, but 1
... ., ,. ...ii ...i.u ....
nr iiiiii.in.-ii ciiiicii ru .inn
and In the Held. He hit the ball hard. I
though not safely, on four other ocra-.,er
rlons. In the field he had nothing to
do during the first game but took Cite
of his two chances cleverly In the sec- j to 1, pounding Mayer hard In Pie sec
ond. : ond anJ sixth Inn nirs. Ilerznir sent
opening game and Hob Shawkey ran
Jiim i close second. An error presented
the Yanks their only : tin against S-ott
nnd the Snx got two of their three runs
through New York mlsplays, The Yan
kees' run came In the eighth nfter two
xxeie out. Hoone bunted and Scott
thre'fc to the stand, allowing him to
reach second. Caldwell was sent up to
hat for Sweeney and be lined Just In
dde thlid Uisc for a single, scoring
Uoone.
In the second game Donovan benched
Boone and sent P.nldv Itaiimnmi in p. 1
ond. but the change did not help the !
liattlng any. as Paddy failed to reat h
first base during the game. It was
Faber against Caldwell In this engage
nient and the slim Yankee did Just u
little better than the score Indicates.
- little slip figured In three nf the runs
ncored against him. yet In no Instance
could mi ennr be charged 10 a Yank.
New York's only inn of this game ar
rived Im the third. Nunamaker wis safe
on l-'ournler's fumble and moved along
to third on Caldwell's double to iitht
Cook lined over Wetvet's head, scoring
Nunamaker. The next three batsmen
".vent out.
dir.. 11, ...... .... ..... ....
nn ...i.-,-iiii. iij.u.t i-ipi. reioineil 1
the Yanks to-day, but ,t limns, con-
fineraniy from the Injury to his
1. 1 '
anuie (
eusiuineii in Detroit, The
scoies;
FIHST (1A.MK
NEW YOHK iA. I. I I CHICAGO lA. 1. 1
an Ii p
1 .. 0b Ii p 11
I Murpliv.rf.. loon
Cook.rf
3 I ! n
Peekl'sh.ss
MalseUh.
Mullen. lb..
Cree.rf
Jlarney.lf .
Iloone.rh. .
Sseeney.e
Caldwell
Niina'li'r.r.
Ehawkey.p,
n 4 ;
0 weaver.". .
3 3
1 1 I
1 12 (I
0 F..C(ilhn,2ti
1 Fournier.lli
1 o I o
o 3 i 1. 1
0 2 II
11 n j.cniiins If.
11 (I'Kels'h.tf....
3 0 Schalk.e.. .
" rIIllaelih.3l
0 0 Scott, p
1 01
I Ii II
2 r. n u
I I I n
0 0 ll n
0 I I t
. .
f. -c; i.. ,
"
I 0 Totals
.it
Tolals 31 r. .4 II 2
Hll-i fni Sweeney m the
New Ynl ii .000
Chlcasn . 9 0 n
uhth inning
0 0 0 10-1
I i x-3
. ll Ncu ork. linone: Chli.uro Mur.'ih)
l'niiriiir Scnlt Saerlhie hits K cmitns. i.
i.olllrs i mi bai hii Mullii. Three i.-i.p
tiiif-felsch. Founder Double tiiajs-Seoii
XV
eaver olid Inl.rrier- Itonna H...I,
Xli.1l.. c....i. :.".' '""
..u.... in, - i, , ,-i-on .-, ny Miawkev
3 I miiins-(1 Lomrhlln nnd lliM.-branl
Time-' hour ami 3S iiiIiiijich
SIX'OND CAMK
MEW YOHK .A I, . CIIICACO
i A I.
ah h
n n e ni, ,
I ' Mliriihp.rf 3 I n
Cnnk.rf
a e
0 'i
i 0
3
I'm kl'iib "
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llarnev.lf
liaiiin'n.2b
Nuna'ki- e.
C.llilurll.ii
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i. I 0 Fournier.lli
0 a I .1 Cnlllns.il.
. 'i i Frlwh.ef ..
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4 'I I
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2 0
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3 ll I
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Tolals 31 fi 21 1
Ji'ew York
C'hicaiin
Hunt New Wnrk
XATeaver E Collins :
I- Tnlals.
0 n o
i s
7 1- I
0 II
o n
o 1
o- 1
X -4
0 0 0 1 (I
NunamaUer: Chicam
Paner Sacrifice ln.-
Jlurpliy. I'eekmpauth
stnlen bases Peck
Inpaurh Weaver 2 Twn ba.e hlts-Caldwell
Tree, Three bate hits -E Collins, Faher
wrueK nut Hy Caldwell K hy Faher I'm
rilr-0 laiuirhlin aul Hililshraiid Time-1
hour and 40 minutes
f nlnnlal League,
4sprlnrnt. 2 Hartford, 1 (llrst name)
J'prlnrfleld. 2 Kartfnrd, I (serond iiin'i,
, jnrnektnn, S, New lliiten. 1,
ra-wtuiket. 2, New lied ford, 1.
ftatehall, I'nla fir'da today, t rms. tat
fcm. 1,41 P. M, (jianit vs. lititburi. Aiv
FRAZEE INDIGNANT OVER
FRAZEE INDIGNANT OVER
JOHNSON QUITTING YARN
Says Story Is Unfounded Lie Willard Willing and
Anxious to Meet Black Again Johnson Fails
to Reply to Cable.
The dim Ke made hy llorntlo Hut torn -
Li ..lit... r r,.l. ritilf flu. imlciinkpll
V ' . . .I.: ,
i.uKiiiu pino.iu.ii.. '"" .
had cabled htrc for money due under j
ncreem-nt in hiv tlnwn to Jess Willard i
I. , ' i ii .......!.. I
(hrousht a vlnorous denial yesterday
I from II. II. Kiar.ee, the man who bached I
I. lark Purlev In the irreat fist c veil-
fire. When shown the John Hull story. J
prlned exclusively here In TltK SVn,
l''ra e said i j
"Why. It's the most absurd lliltiB that
ever not Uito print. If ever a chain-j
plonshlp contest was dead on the level
that was. How could Johnson havo
tossed It off Ixfore the ees of so
j many prom.nrnt sportlns writers
"To ny that Johnson has wired for
: his lay down money Is n lie of the
l worst kind. Of my own knowledge he
i has sent us two cables, one asklnc us to
! hurry up his end of the Canadian pic
J ture returns an.l the other was his
. oiTer to flKht Willard airaln for a purse
1 of $2.1.000. I cot Jess Willard on the
. Ion; distance phone Immediately
' nkcd him If he was wlltlnB to
' Johnson again.
and !
"'Ves. ten times yis.' came hack
I his answer our the wire. liet him
I at any price. Air. H'iniee. Don't let
! that purse stand In the way. I'll right
him for nothing. I've drawn the color j
line, but never for Johnson. I want 1
to ptove cery day In the week that I
there was no iiuisilon of lluke In my i
vln over him. Make the date four
weeks from the time uc sign and I'll'
be ready." j
"Tint's what Willard thinks ..' John
son. I'm so sure that Jess can until
will stop Johnson In seven or eight j
rounds thnt 1 cabled Johnson: 'I'uti
up jour money an I the tight Is on.'
That's the last we'e heard of him.
I wrote to Kddle Well, ntlr renrenpti.
latlve who was stnt to London with thV
p'ctures. and told him to see If be rould
get Johnson to put up even JSO.nnn, III
v ould bo easy money We haven't heard '
ironi linn mi the subject.
"If Tun Sr.N cares to send a cable to
London light now saying that Willard
will Unlit Johnson for $1.1,0(10. winner
take all. we will stand by the offer.
Hut It mut be winner take all. Nu
spiit;ing of h purse with Johuron.
His I
"
Hut to say that Johnson laid down or
""s wiren lor lay iiimp money, Is a
mnu lnltia,l..u .. t .. - ........
iiii"
i
: ...j...-...- ... nil- unr ihk Willie
nijvi.-.i iii ini nne
bov. n ho went I.. Cnl,.i Mt..l ii.
t0u off the map when be didn't know'
whether or not he'd get a straw hat I
flip hlu ll-np
inhn.f.n ....... ...i. -..i.i
"i".r u. -uvii lil nil
gramr as Jr!,,, Unit
reproduce. Why. he'd be
iuiriiMi- f.
" n .
insane to dot
any thing or the kind. He owns an in
terest in the moving pictures, and they
are doing a big business in Knglami.
Johnson has sense enough to know that
uu" "enon wouhi ne
a confession
kill the pic
tures in i.nglaiiil. if be has told tiieai
that he faked or allowed that Impression
to v-a.n ground, then he has ilone It with
a view to reestablishing himself In the
eyes of the boxing public. Hut you take
my word for It. he has not sent any
""eh vvires to America.
"Inhna.... ........ .. I.I.. llill..l
What
-"ii""'" mil I "lltl. .tllltllll
, ,,.,. n( ni;(1 , ,,. W()rU1 ha ,Vt.n
mi outside chance with Willard. Coffey
SCHNEIDER TRIES TO REPEAT.
Ileitis I'hllllc In I'lrsl (iiiine, Iml
I'alls Iii Second llempl.
. ... .
i i-iiii.vnia.riii.v, .liny reie .-.cnnei-
held the Phillies to four hits In Ihe
opening game to-day. and Cincinnati
unn .... n.., ,Iip .Innl.lp limln. In-
second game, but he proved easier this
time r.nd the Quakers lumped two hits
with a pass and eiror for two runs In the
second, enough to give them the game,
which they won by 5 to 1. Schneider
retlinj from the game for a pinch hit
ler In the fifth, Demaree would have
scored a shut out but fur
by llancroft. The scores:
wild throw
FlltST CJAMB
CINCINNATI iN. l. i PIIII.A.
i.V !
nl. h p .1
i I I I
I n 11 .1
3 I I II
3 0 2 1
4 I -. 1
4 0 II 11
- 1 1: :
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I 0 11 ;
an 11 11 11 1
3 1 n : ii'nvrne,3b . .
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firob.3h
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w h.11 er.ci a u 4
(irlffllli.rf. 3 ; I
Clirke.e... I l 4
Wltll.tnia.lt 3 1 :
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I 11 Niehnrt .: b
1 . WIiIiiihI.i I
'I I.llilerus.ll.
a 1 II Klllller.c
I i.iMayer, 1
I 11 Pasaert. .
Mil nen I i.p 4 (1 1
H m M Tlllellli. ti. .
j iniais.. si in . 1 11 1 n
' I Tnlals ... t 27 II i
i natled for Mayer in the sitxh iniiini.- 1
' Cineimiati ... 0 3 0 0 (1 3 0 0 o.-,
Philadelphia oonoonoo 11
Huns -Phd.iilelphli. Niehnff; Cineiiinati .
' llerroy. Ilmliers. Waile Kllliler. Oiiftiih
1 VVilliann fill Off Mayer. In six I mil li -: ,
'nil Tinellp, .' ill three I n 111 11 - Two ha.e I
. hilsOriih, Koilcers. Ilyrne stnlen liases.
I llersoir. l-tt on bases -riiilailelnhia,
"",'"'"'. eii iiui-ii) ,iwn, ai I'T
laiicinuaii, 11. ssiriicis 0111 ny .iioyer,
rcnueiuer. a n.v nucun. 1 iinune n av. -
"rob Hodteis and .Vlollwilr.; .Mayer Ilyrne,
I v...i.nrr. LTill.,-. 11
i.uii.i.ii. phi ..i.iiiin, .mr- niniirr. iirrriK
pn( Mnilwits First hose nn errors-Ciiiein.
ti ill., t. Philadelphia. 1 liases on halls
in .-ciineii.cr. : oil . Mayer. . , mi lllinil . l
Itlt hv iiilched ball -Hv Schneider llleeker.
Cravalhl. Ifniiiires.Kiisnn and Ilyron Time
1 hniir and SI minutes
SIXOND (!AMK I
CINCINNATI IN.
I,
PIIII.A. iN. Ll
all Ii p
(lroh,3h. . , . 4 I 3
nh h :i a
n i' tl.riie.aii
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Cl.irke.c. ... 3
' Wllllams.lf 3
. MnMw'.lh. 2
I iill.ini riifl.s",
I 'i flrikcr.lf ...
1 , Cravalh.rf .
I (iNiehn(f.2b .
I I 'Whltieil.cf ,
1 0il.uilerus.lb.
o i.llurns.e. ..
4 1 1 l. 1
1 I 1 a 0
2 0 i I 'I
3 0 2 (0
.10 10 0
.1 3 It 'I ll
.113 0 0
2 (I ) 0 (l
n n
1 3
0 2
1 1
0 1
1 "
0 0
0 l
(I (I
S.-liueiilr.p 1
Wlniro, . . 1
1 t Dcniapee.p . :
no!
.i i Tnlals ....it
ii ii
I
I.ear.p. . , 0
.'7 II 1
trwonuiiy. i n
McKrnry.p 0 0
Tnlals . 31 I -M 12 '
Hailed fur Schneider In the flfih innlnt
tllitled lor la-.ir In the eighth inninir
r M. i nnat i o a o n o o o i -i I
Philadelphia 020100 not-3
Huiis-Phlladelplilj. Cravalh. Niehnff. Whit- I
led: Ciiieiunall. Williams lilt" Off
Si hneiilei 1 in four inulii;": nff Lear. 2 in i
Hirer Innings: off McKenry. iinne .n n.i-
liimu. Twn has- lul.-(irnh. (inrke. Mull-
WIIS llllllrrnfl. Sirrllloe llll lleill.iree I.ell
on hases-piilladelpliin. I- Ciiiciunail, (.
l.l.icli mil Hv llfinnrep X- hv Ij.ir 1 lloo
ia,i1,.i?21iwVmIm?nVip'p.L1',
liolf ami l.iiderus Firsi bae on errors Phil-
aueiii.ua, I -, i.iih iniiaii, . i.aee" nu nans iiii
scnneuier. 2: on iieniaree, i; on ?i
ft McHcnrv, I. i
Tune -1 hour
implies - iiyrnn ami r:ason
and 31 minutes
New Fntland l.engiie
Wnriesier-l-iu hburg (ralnt.
Pnriland. 3 Law ri nee 2
LewLstnn, I .Mam hester, o
L'.sell. I. Lynn 3 (ills gsnie)
Lynn, 7. Lowell s i...innd gaiuel.
.N'nrtli Cnrollna League,
(Ireensbnrn. 1. charlotte, o
Durham. 3. ItaMnli. 2
Ashev Ille-Wliislnn-Satpin (rain),
railAc ('oast League,
Pad Lake 1 Portland. I Hlrsi Bimel.
I'oriland. Sal. Lake. ;, iserond game),
Vernon, 2 Oakland, I
Han I'riniiri n, I. ,ns Angeles, J,
rtasehall To. day, Lhhel. Field, nraafetra
s, si l.nul.i, a.30 P M. Mr.
at-
tract crowd, but an u right It would'
he a farce.
Jeas would Mop him Inside
f roumIg surc, you know you'iei
dealing with a chanced man In Willard. I
He'" a champion now, nnd a wonder-
'"Hy improved tighter. They II never net
hm for'ypar9 , eom t ,i0Utu If tioll
May In the rlnyr Ion. I thlnlt that ns '
soon as lie linn enough money to live 111
comfort for the rest of h!i das h
will retire for good. As for this tnlli
of fake, It Is the usual cry that follows
In Hie wake of a champ onshlp bout for
the heavyweight title. They said ihe
Sullivan nml Corbett bout wns n fake.
They said Corbett laid down to Klti- 1
Simmons nt Carson nnd the Johnson- ,
Jeffries fight at Iteno wa said to be n
fake. I lost a half million dollais when
Jeffries went down to defeat. I had '
ti 1 in hooked for the greatest tour around '
the world that a champion ever made. I
The whole thing sickens me. I'll never j
be connected with another championship j
tight, with its talk of falek anil fraud.
.Money Isn't that hard to make."
Joe Woodman come to the fire with
arn thai nouis a llt:le cold water on
a
Willard' suppi sed lmpro cment. Uist
In a Ills, MrouK fellow and would
fight I week Jess and the Wild West show ap
peared at Kramlnghani. a little h (inlet
outside of lloston. During the .proceed
ings Jes offered to bix niiy handy man
In the crowd. 'As If from the Isiwels of
!he earth roe our old friend Sandy
rerguon. Joe says they w cut to It and
that Sandy punched the champion all
over the Int. Also Joe ndded that Jess
look his glove" off and threw them into
the audience. Now, says Joe, nil Ikwton
expects In see Sandy stop Jim (' ffej
when they meet at the Atlas Club in
Mo'tou Sandy la In shape, grand shape,
adds Jje.
Tii-moriow night nt llrlghton lteiu'h
racctinck that little feud that has de
veloped between Itoer Uodel and Jake
Ahearn will be settled. The Englishman
Is In a bid mood because Itodel claim"
Mr cased off
In a gym bout so that
Ahearn would be ho dwlnked Into a 4-al
tight with him later on.
"You know Ahearn wis llitleued in
that gym t ut." said Dan .lclti ick
e-leiil.n. "We tensed Jake ' about it
when In stormed In here the other tlav
threiterlng to waylay
Itodel on the road
and having It out right there.
'He knicked you Hat, didn't her I
iiskeil.
"No, sid. he illdn t: I slipped, ir
ou don't think r,. I'll g.) over and meet
him on the -oad right now '
"And spoil the Brighton Iteach tight?
I should ay no:. You be a good boy nr
I'll send you home to the war,' I replied,
said .Manager Dan.
The delayed Hiv ers-Dundee light Is
. i..i. . ...1.. ... l.-1,V.t. l.'Ul.l
SCIieilUIPII ur iwiiisiu i.v .
.Much mystery surrounds the wiling .ff
, '.,... i,, ,.. vVpixin.intel
I yti mri.u.1,1 ........ "
savs it's an honest to gidnesi affair
this even'n:
.limine Johnston rec
elved word from
suffragette headquarters that the fair
ones were not a bit discouraged over
the dlu set up when .Mrs. Ilieiver tr.ed to
deliver n Patrick Henry Wednesday
night from mldrlng.
"It's the usual leceptlon our cau"e
gets when we try to talk In a strange
place. Weil keep nt It until we get a
hearing." said Mrs. Norman dn H. White
James over the
house to tne gauaui
pin. ne.
Nw "rk Ma" l rur-
AT SOItANTUN-FIIlST tiAMh.
Trov ooooo:noo 7
ISenilimn ... 0 1 :. 1 S II I I X IS It
Halts r.-s Troy. Parsons anil
Mi-Crath
and KllzgeraM. Strantnn. ro
and Miller.
ivnviniivir
11 n
Trm- . . . o n i o 0 o 0 0 1: x
Seranlnn .. 0 - 1 ii 4 0 0 0 x 7 s
I llaitprlrs Troy, .Vlat'e-nn and Mulr.ith.
Sc-atiton, Hall and Milter.
AT I'TI I'A.
It II K.
1 lllnahamtnn. . 0 0 0 0 : 0 1 0 03 r. 1
,tili-a. n 11 11 0 0 : 1 4 x 7 9 1
II itierle lllnitlianitnn. Friuk, (lal.er
and I'ltersnn. I'tlca. Puck and Melinn-
oiuh
1 AT WII.KKSHAItHR
It. It. 1:
I lllnnv 0OOII0O0 ft 2 ! 3
Albany.
Wllke.lnrre
lll.lerles
Wllkeharre,
0 A 0 0 1 ( : X ! 1: 3
Albany, Frill and liouglier.
liillllps and rsiihlo.
AT SVIIACl'Si:.
n 11. e
o'ooonnn 0 2 7 n
0 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 x r. 14 1
Klmlr.i. I'niio-el, llrady and
p Klmlr.i
a . Sy rai use
III Ititterl
Tlrinls,
Syracure, llelger and Tyler.
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
The .mention nf any manager desiring
to organ ae a new an.l high power wreik-
ItlK cren I. railed In Ihe aetlnn. with Hie
i.ai nf ytsssfs Slim Caldwell and llal.e
lluth.
We note that "Oet Is pliyhur third b.ic
rnr the iirm.myn as wen as unviinuy--Tliere
I" no reason why he shnutiln'i be.
slut p h- I" the nnfy one playing It i
With lime organized Im l gm after the
Pirates. They have brunch! rain In I lie
Pnln llrnun'ls nn four nf Ihelr live sebe.l
ule. I days there. What's the name coming
10 -
Itoln stopped the grapple between Ihe
Vitus ami . ninies nil 11. imp , .hi -i ii .
and II was n irnoil thins for Alexander
I "PI. . ...i. .n.l. . .. t.l. Ik 11.... I. ..I....
.11. v. 11.- iii.oir 1 11 nn. - in s-.
' and If the play had gone nine they nilphi
iiaie made four
llliur.i.- ...f.lv In rnrtv.ieven ennnecinli.
Raines, us Jack .Ne.s, Oaklallil first ba.e
man. has dons Is an extraordinary feat,
anil w wnuni lint heintie ll. nut sun one
may be pardnned fur wondering uheiherj
.lie roniinuiiy mucin nni n.ive neen iirosen
earlier hml the value bitter been culled on
in face suih pitchers as Itueker. Alevander
.Vl.itllew "on. Maltiatlx. Chenev and Dnak
Wood, Palier. Coveletkle, Johnson. Cald
well and Wellnian-
There wa" an Involved ilnuhle plav at
F.litiets Field O'Mara to Miller in Cut-haw
tn (leu tn Dmiel.ls to Daubert nnd with
Hobble. Wheat. Illltlllllel Myers and the
ticket takers lendlnK their moral support
The (Hants unit Pirates will play double
headers at the I'oln tlroiiinls in. day. in
innrrnw nnd Monday The hard II lib I the
tun teams are making for a higher posi
tion and ihe fact that ihe Pirates have
been f.en here nnly nnre this Ne.it.on point
tn a eerie" of unusual Intereit.
Fan" In .Manhattan rnui three way-"- For
the (Pants p. win the National League pm
tiant. fur the Yanks In win the American
League pennant, and fnr the tlrnnkiyns tn
win the National League pennant If the
(Hants can't. The plucky spurts nf t lie
, ,J' , , u, V,', i., ,
! ' " ,r" ''"'L- .'''' a. .uma.ti I To iV .
, ' ' 'J' '!. in e'.. 1 l
I "om winner anil wnsnt Willi less e.
' 'he lllani. this year. Ihey are
hml Unu belter right now ami their efforts
are apprel I Ited.
Fielder Jones's opinion nf the ma lor
league illlli" of SI l.nul. I I bin: The
llrowns are a better group uf ball plnyers
than the Cardinals, but nnt so well man.
aged,
l.au. ear VV'itcier u'1.1 nn til. uv in lil.
3.0onih im. i 1 1 and this year Alexander I
Is after hl I,00ih .Irll.enui. Inn the man
who l en route in his l.nooih error doe.n'l '
feel anv Impelllna nnd nf th rreat white ,
HkIh nf puhllrliy. 1
pell and Iiniiirlas. nnw nltrhli.e unites mi I
Illiheu's irnusiulie.liie", uere keen rivals
In the Nnrthive.ii rn l.eaaue. They upetipil
the new park In Seattle In 1913, and the
p hV.. I...M i.np ..i pT. 11 .. .. .... . ... . .
slsied a man in from Ihlrd
I'riiin Ihe Im ubrailnii" nf .Vl.niy i Ih
learned lhal he enlnyed grtHly shuiilne
mn nn. i nns, 1 n a 1 n gai nun the ..mi
tlnn of comlnc Sack a swell feelliiK. TM
litier feellnt also eon he produce" py
railng a watermelon.
'SHRRROD SMITH TOO
SHERROD SMITH TOO
CAPABLE FOR CARDS
Itoits Sillier 1 to 0 in First
(iiiinc, lint Coojiilis Is Kasy
.Murk in Second.
UVAA'UK IN MtOOKIA'X
'"
Ilrooklyn and St. t.oul i divided yes
terday's ilouhlo licatlfr nt Kbbets Field
The Dodirers scored a hrlllhint 1 tn I)
shutout In tie curtain Miser, hut t'
I i
ri.lMUf.lli.-l I'll, II I'l I, III III' I'llllllS I
game. Oreater New York's basball f.lf.s
uiidoubt-dly would have lucked the
grounds had they kn-.vvn what was gnln-; .
on In ri.itliuli. Hut evidently they
didn't know tint C. H. Kbbets stood so
well In the good graces of the weather,
bureau. W. lie .Manhattan was swim
ming through torrents of tain the sun
was working overtime nt llbbfts Held,
Nit n drop of riln fell upon the well
known Institution of llbbels and tint
I .McKievers,
Perhaps It was this unusual pheuoin
! enon that helped mystify Miller Hug-'
, gln and h!x band fur half t e afler- ;
I noon. The Cardinals could not believe
' their e.irs when notified by telephone
Just before noontime that the , games
; would be plijed. At the Ansonla Hotel,
'where thfy Mop. lubber binds wele In i
' great demand. '
Into the two gamts ill Kbbets Held
wan crowded a sueieMoii of mysteries
that would requite a week of lAplana- '
'lion. Tirsl of all young Sheriod Smlla
; look the measure of Slim Sallee In a
, pitching duel. Next .lick Coombs was
iMvaltfil harder than he ever" had been
since lie came back Applclon met much
the same fate as Coninbs. In despera
tion Wllbert ltoblru'on llnall -ent in
' Douglas to tve If anything could stop
' the C.i nl slU'-tKir. DougVis Miuek out
1 ili.. -ill.- with C e greatest ease In t' e
' eighth. He was combed
for six hits
and fi ur runs In
the ninth And thcit. .
vou are.
! d'.dn't look as :f .ipyth.n:
could '
I iop
ihose ( arils in
the
cond gnnie
.nfUT they got t.e gauge of ( ooinhn iid.u
m.ii.i nl Dniiirl.iw nitieareil to love
homelhirig. Coombs didn't respond with
his customary snap and vigor Mote
over. hl support was anything hut en
couraging. Hetvveeii games Ilrooklyn
look one of tiio.e iiinciMiintnble flops In
form The Dodger? lo-iked like world
heaters aga.nst Sillee, like schoolboys
in from ..' Hub l'erdue.
The tlrst game was i thing of bcautv
from first l la-t. The tl-lding on Isit li ,
miles was of hlsh Older. allee was hit
more frequently than Sherrod smi. .
but was not in serious trouble so often.
I'
f ai.ip. Hip. nrui no an ami im.
I "' 7"". ". . . " ... .1,1,. of the
... ilip first base Fide
i.... UphpI .irrlnccil. Jke D.lllbert
however, time In fast for Sallees chop
I nunrii'i, vim. .,.n
iplng bunt ami nippen rot
Jack Miller and Snyder singled with
none out In the ninth - This time H.i ler
sacrltlced. When Dolan hit 'V'"
Miller was trapped between third and
home, (lonzales. running for
slid Into third Just before J Miller raced
back to that station ahead of O. Miner.
The latter tagge.1 both of the men and
then threw to second to cut n '"'
Very fortunately tne i -annua, i"---
1,1.. 1W. .,- ---- , . ., .,,,,.
ners were confused as to wiucn r unu. r
.. ... nut. because
(iOIlZlllCM III mil I'"
Hie piate iron 1-.-.H rri,
Smith, who was covering home
,irp could not allow the run f
course. That was the closest St. I-ouls
came to escaping a shutout.
lirooklvn liuniiieil mur m r
hits for the only run of the gaine in the
eighth inning. Jlrt'.:l":iP'LL,
..111, n.. nut and So iilltz ran mr nun.
Smith ioppe.1 to lluggms Myrrs came
through with a clean single to centre
O'Mara did the same, scoring Sohult.
and putting Mvers on third. D.lllbert
beat a bunt to Hetzel. but Myers d.d
not start for home until he saw Hetzel
stait his throw The hesitation was
fatal, as J Miller picked him off at
the plate.
Hub Perdue enjoyed one of Ills best
,inc nml would have scored n
shutout
but for a bad muff on the part oi ising.
Thi iniiff uave Ciilsluw third with
none out In the second. Culshaw scored
on a double by (ietz.
Two base- on balls two sacrifice hits
and a low throw to third by Daubert
enabled St. I.ouls to tie the score In the
fourth. Coomb" lost Ills grip completely
In the fifth. He took himself out nfter
Ihe Cards had clouted him for five solid
singles and four tuns. Three singles, 11
base on balls, a sacrifice tly and nn
,.0trn,i.eil to the brace of
1 rrur "" .',' , ,,, ,,, i.., u,,liit
count" off Appletnn In ihe sixth. SOllll
lilttiug provel the undoing of Douglas
'ii. .he ninth. The Hist four men up, the
t0 ()f the li.ttt'tig order, all hit safely.
.1 Miller, third on the list, fur three
buses. Six hits assured the four runs.
Tim scoles
i
FIHST
lM'IS iN I. i
riA.MK
IIHOOKI.YN iN I. .
ah h ti n e
1
j ST
an Ii P a
0 Mer ef (200 n
j n,,.,,,,, j,
n : 1 0,O-l,ii-ii.n I 2 3 s 0
o i : n H.iuIhti lb I V 1.1 .' 0
S a 1 0lWlip.ii.ll 1 o .1 o o
n o o el'ui.li.i 'Ii 2. o 3 I 1
0 3 :i 0 lliiniinel.rf 3 n 1 n o
11110 Cetr .Hi . 3 ll 1 4 0
1 I 0 0liC.irly.e . 3 2 2 0 0
i 1 1 0 tn liullz o n o ii n
1 0 3 0, V Mlller.e . 0 a t o ii
I .1 .illlier.ni
. Siiyiler.e
liniixales
i Until r.s.
I llnlall.el .
I lauix.rf
ielre,:n..
t sallc-e.p
Tnlals.
- 'Knuth.p. 10
:i 11 o. - - -
I Tnl.il- 11 !i : 11
It.iu Inr -oiyilrr In the ninth minor
ll'.an Inr MiCarl Hi the cikIiiIi iiiiiiiic
si lauds .
ItinnUlyu
Hun Ihunlilyii.
. , o 0 0 o n n o ll
oooooooi
St hull First base nn
error .! l.niii"
U-fl on ht"s St Louis, 7:
Ilrnnivn I iae nil nail" nu sinun i
sirnck nut Hy Sallee. ... by Smith. 1 . Sic-
llll.e hits butler llelsil Double plav
.1 Miller and lliillrr; (I'Mara and Daiils-it
Pmpil-e In chief -lllaler Field umplre -llarl
Tinie-l hour nnd : nuniile"
SECOND (1AM F.
ST I.OP1S iN. 1. I IIHOOKI.YN iN Ll
ab h P a e
ah b
Hesclur It
ll ll'Myers.cf .
s 1 O'Mara
ll 0,Oslltl.S.
o o.li iiilierl.lb
I I u n
10 2 3
lono
llii.'iiins :li
.1 Mlller.lb
Snvder.e .
Huihe.c
Hull. r.". .
W'sou.i'f-rf
liolau.rf ..
Lniur rf-ef
llellel Hi..
Pirdue.p .
4 I 1
I I
n o
3 ii
.'. I
o 0
4 2
4
.' I
2 0
4 3
0 II
0 n
0 0
0 a 0 Win mi. If
3 4 0Clllsh.lv.'.2b
3 n o'Sleiuel.rf .
1 0 O'-Schuits
I n lilliiinniel.rf
ii ii 0(ieir.b
0 2 0 1) yilller.e
-- 'Cnninhs n .
4 I
3 1
3 0
0 II
1 0
I I
r. 4
fi 0
I 2
:t o 6
1
1
4
Totals . 3d 16 :
,Vliiletuli,p
tMi'-arly .
Ilnuil i" p
II 0 I
0 0 II
0 0 0
Tnlals 31 I '7 C. 1
nan inr sielisei 111 Ihe xwenin iniiitij
lll.itlcil Inr Appletnn 111 Ihe seventh iniunit
Si Louis 0 11 0 1 i ; 0 0 1 11
Hrnnklt 11 I n a n 0 11 11 0 11 - I
Huns HinnUlvti Culshaw: SI l.nul
1 Hefclii r
lllllllUli 3. J Miller. Sin. Icr 1 .1,11 -
. lieiril 2 I'li.l 1 1 11 on en 111 s llinnklyu. ,'
Led 1.11 base" SI I. nuts, 7, llrnuklyit,
Tlllie base llll .1 Miller Two ba.e hlls
Myns Culsliiiu lielr ll.w. on balls (IK
Cnnnibs. 3. nlf Appleion, 1. nff I'ciilue, 3
Slrin-li nut-liy Cnninhs 1: by Apiilrtnti I:
iiucciii" ' s.ui'inip ini-..t Mitt,, 11, nt..
".vtsr.i. i iiisii.iw .0111 iiaiinen: i.onmns
() Mar 1 nml (;utii:iw , 11112111ns, lint ler nml 1
.1 v. el- I'ase.il nil" s.mipr ll XI lpr
IIiI. Off Cnnnibs , 111 linn- and nni-llniil
. luiiinas: nlf Annlelnii. 3 111 Iwn and Iwn
thirdv iiiiitius: nff I)nii;Us n tu iwn inutnM.
Hit by pitched ball Hv Cnnmhs ilamii
Pmpue 111 chief Ulster Field umpire ll.nl
Time -I hour and ,'m inimilri
f J'
Something more was the nutter with
baseball ycsUiiluy-. It r.ilneil. That's
the trouble with the game. Some day
It I (litis, anil some days the home team
Ices. Hard lines. Itefnrtn needed. The
Hants and Pirates didn't play their
ilouhlo header. Heavy rains prevented. It
was drier In Ilrooklyn, and the Dodders
broke even with the Cardinals. The
latter Mill nre at a prictlciil tie
with the (Hants and Pirnlrs, hut om
Ins down to i emote decimals, which
don't signify at this time, they ate
fouith, with the I'lrntes next. The
Chillies broke even with the lied', and!
as the llraves 1mm t the Cubs the Phil
lies gained a point or so.
tctterday' llesnlls.
". 1 "IK-1 Hiru.iiK
priHiiiust
llruiiklvn, I. St. Lniili. n (tlrst mutiei.
SI. I.iiuIj, II. HrniikUll. I Ispiinul gulllPl.
Cliuliiii.nl, , 1'MUilelniil.i. 1 (llrst
g.iim I.
. .
Clin nnat , 1 (sfimid
I'hllmlf Iphl.l,
g.in.ei.
Iliisnin, 4, Ctlleaxn.
J.
Ilrlallrd si.nillnc "f the Clubs.
Club
I'lilbilelphU.j
Ssl '
t
,M9 '
ir
llr ii.,ln
(.'lilciro
New York....
St. l.ouls..
I'itistvirg
Huston
Cincinnati...
(lamps Imi. ..
33
'- ! i
1
II .4(4
"!
ti
.V
4BI
130
I n ihli's S( brdidr.
Ii isburir in S'piv York liwu
s l.iiuli In llrunk vn
nrinii.il! In I''iI1iiii iphls
I'hlc mu n llostun
QUIGLEY SWINGS LEFT
1111 MI' !"(' FoiTP ill llt'plv to
Vci'liiil Sully Hrnvtss
Culis I- to :i.
I it'll I
Huston. July
L'mplie Qulgley
JI. The llraves and '
were tin re with Die
punch to-day. The champions used
theirs to beat the Cubs. 4 to .1, 111 a hot
affray, while (.Julgley tried his on dpt.
Kvers In the third Inning
ii..... ., ...i,. .....
siSBtSiis'l
liAi(c!
7! v s J ii :
ii r. : c r.J 7
'.,( J 4 II A 7
& ft 7 5 I ' 1
i : s ii k ; ;
r. s r. .i' s i, 7j
ft a l s 3 i 1 ;
I 3 7 7 l l i 3i I
33 an in 11 (I II I4'4.1
.,,....,., nuji-cii.., ... a riuie-i iru.e , in ,,, , ,., . ,,, ,, bend Hook
Ihe next one was a ball and gave l.lm v,e v w ent up to mii.ie .Maiden an.l the
a puss, filling the bases. Then Kvers, ,"",fl"' ,,,;,h" M1Vuy from Holl-
scattered some sand around the bailers' , ' r ,lrptt "u'r', L
box. whereupon Quigley ordered him out i w 1,1 rr,in 1 ,m , ' , ' .,.h
rf the game. Kvers stepped close to the ' i he brush w-.tll Hhlne Maiden see ned
umpire, who let tiy a lert hooK mm
caiiKht John on the neck. The sciappy
, captain s wallop was a verbal one, ami
ncn t,u. pl.1V(.r! gnt ln t,Ptw,,,. t,e p.iir.
yuigley claims Kvers I rod on his foot,
but Ihe latter denies this
Kmslle put .Immetmaii off Hie Held In
the eighth Inning for kicking over a de-
cislon which left Maranville safe on sec-1
ond base. The Itabbil and Howdy I
worked n double steal and when What-
ing hit to Pierce there was a chase tin'
and diiw-ii the third base line. Tills ter-
mlnnted In the llabbit scoring the win- View hung on Jii't long enough to take
nlng run when Pierce threw wild to.i, pbice from Holiday. The rider of
, III Hf. IUII
r,.,nil,ia
The score
CHIC ACQ (N I. i
1WXTON iN
Hood rf
Fiher.
ab h p a
ah h
oiyioran rf
3 Kvers, jb
0 F'pnlrn k :b
0F2111.lt. ..
0 M acre ef
0 m hniiiit lb
0,nnth..ili
0 Mar'ville.ts
O'liowdv.c. ..
1 Rudolph p
ehulie.if
'. erni.iu Jb
xtef.arry.-h
. vv iii uis 1 1
, pi,ela,,.3b
i.rhan.V
K
n
Pli riT.n
.Murray-
0
0 tl Shannon
- 'Kazan. n
I 10 I IVVliabn;
llliulirvp.
Totals KM
' Total" 3.1 .7 P. I '
Hailed fn- Pierr 111 th ninth uinnu
tllilte.l for ItU'lotnh In Hie thinl Inrant
tll.uieil tor Hasan in the i-ichtli innin;
Chlc.iao 1 0 2 0 u e 0 n 1
ilo.lon 00111001 x-l ,
Iliiii.l'hipirn r.miil. Fisher Zimmerman -
1 llnsinn. Ksan. Snillh, M aronvllle. .1 Shannnii
Two base pits i isner I'neion : .miniermau. 1
I Ksan. Maiee Three base lilts -.Ininierman ,
"-tiiitlt Stolen ba.ei. - sniiih, Zimmerniaii.
Mar.mville. ilnwdy S orifice 111 Ksan sue
nlliv hit-Fisher Double '.lay s- Ilrnjli.m ,
and Zimnieriuati. FlUpilrick and schni'dt .
Ixit on base.- Chicago lln.tnn tl First 1
I base nu ball. -Off Pierce S, nit flu. Inlph I nif
Itsirau 2 Struck nut Hv Pierre ' bv Itu
ilnlph 1. by Hughes Wild pitche - I'.ne, 1
I lliik-hes empires -Qnlcley ami Knulle Timo '
I . hours and 2S uiiniiles
SEVEN PITCHERS SHARE TOIL
llrd aill
rln (liitixork Oiinrtet
on
llri.vvn"' I'nyroll.
St I.oris, July II. Seven pltcheis
were useil In to-day's game between tho
Ited Sox an1 llrowns. with the league
leaders winning. 7 to .1. Poster. Mays and
Wood worked for the Sox, with Ixiuder
mllk, Knob, James nnd Slsler curving
for the home side. l.eary started on
Mist, caught part of the ninth nnd
ieturwl to llrst when Slsler moved from
the bag to the hill. The score:
HOsTON iA
I ST
IS . I. I
al. h p a e
I 3 I ii ll
V J o ti i
.'. I ii 0
. I .1 I i'
. 1 I 0
1 ll - I 0
I ll 1 I p
0 ll ft 0 ll
. 3 I .1 a .
. II n 1 ll o
II 0 0 0 0
1 II t 0
1 II 0 0 11
0 0 0 ii ll
3i ll :: s o
an n
ii e
llnnper rf
0 0
1 I
3 1
1 p
ohniion If
I : Aii-t in. b
n la .iry lb e
0Pralt..ii
o'w.iltie,- rf
n VVaNIi . I
0l..iv:ill.ss
0lsler lb-p
r Asnevt.i
o s vi ri id c .
o'Lotrmilk.p
0 Konb.p
0 tllnw aril .
0.l.imes p .
W.uiier.-b
siK-aker.cf
"I IPbtrel lb
' (I iirer lb
I i Lewis if
I (Lirilii r Mi
t it nil -s
0 . Thnnias.c .
I I Cady.i
Snilel' p
Mn: m n
o n
o o
0 o
1 1 I'll! IHsrtl
.; i ,
""od.
Totals XI 27 IS 1 Total
It.iu for ytavs in the iillilh itiintis
111. illi. 1 Inr Knnb In Die elthlli imi'ii: .
Iiii.lun s i 0 o n n n o r :
SI Louis 11010000.13
HlIU' lliislnn llnoper 2. W.uil r : .peaUer 1
,,'2. HeurlU"eu: St laillls. l.eary Ajlievv
nTwo base lilt -llnbbtrl Three ha.,, tut
(i P.-'itl '-airlllie hits U-wis Kiioi. Unable
a 1 play (J .1 nl lie r and llnbblel. I.avan mm
l Lrnrv Siolen b ise Waiiier Hit bv lulehei
;! hall-llr Knnb iW.uneri. b.v Mays .Walsh.
' Wild ,iuteh-Janies Firsi base nn balls Off
nl l.nililernillll -. nff Fn.let- 2. nff Konb . nfl
1 1..... 1 nrt Vl..u " C1-1...1. ..... 1...
2. by Knnb 1. by Slsler 1. by Wnnd J I ill
pires -Wallace and Connolly Tune bonis
nod 22 minutes.
Turner llrrnl.s 11l.lr Mlillnc.
WlliKr.HIIXRRKi
Pn July 22 - -Shortstop
secured finni the Inler-
I Till nrr, lecenlly
1 ui 1 1 1 i 111 1 League by Albany, broke hi
lift ankle while rdldlliR Into snoud Ims.
to-day .
('.ililliibos Drnvvs lirsl lllnml,
.Macon. i!,i., July 'J2. Colunibus won
the second K.ime of the South Atlantic
I.eiiKtii) iiil-sc,isiiii serifs to-day fioni
.Macon. 4 lo 2, The (list Knine y e.stenl,iv
.ended
ill 11 tie.
American Asoi tallnn,
AT .MII.WAI KUH
MlnneapoiiK I n 1 0 0 n 0 n (
.Milwaukee 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
llltteriiH I nirei, V In c II n c and
Ynune aul I . allll"n
No uther simes scheduled,
H II 1:
" 13 2
.-i X I
MulHvan,
iCELANDRIA BEST OF
CELANDRIA BEST OF
: 1915 TWO-YEAR-OLDS;
CiiH'irs WVialit Without Any
Kitlfci'iiiir mill Itcnts Off
.Miiliicliilc Knsily.
HOCK VI KW A Q.T.TKI.
I elaiidiin. owned hy the Klkvvond I'ark
'Vlllll.lu I........I l..UAir tl.n ..ll. n.i .r llm
'young division of nicers when she won
,lhe Demoiselle Slakes for two-year-olds ,
U.iith csiii's. wpt'at no,Mt i',,,1, jesterday from a high'
rlass field. (VlnnitHn which Is by Celt i
,ri,,,.,. i. ., f.,ii i.- . ,',,,,nllp mwl
A'lrlaiia, Is n. fvll sisler to ( ofpiette anil
i npp.'iira In In- gifted with nn preitt an
. , , ,
lallownme of speed ns that famous nue,
male possesses. Hesnles thiit this hand- ,
some ynungsier showed that she was ,
able In carry weight, vvhlih few two-
yinr.olds seen nut this season have been
able to do successfully.
The sticky going did nut bother Cehin
tlrla to any extent, mid while some of the
others were tlnuinlcriiur around and zig
zagging across the coins" I'el.iniliia ran
straight ns nn arrow- to win easily by
two lengths from August Itr-hnnnt's
Malachite, vvhlih slnrled favorite.
C.dandrlii cuiilcd 1'.' pounds mid
conceded weight to nil the other stutters
except I'lelone. the better of ilifford A.
Cochran's pair, and which ran on even
tirms with Hie winner as regards
weight. Until .Malachite and Mts.i Puz
zle wile preferred In Ihe speculation to
the lop weights, but though I'leiue
staggeied under her burden i 'ehinili l.i
never relinquished Hie lcailltig place
alter once getting Into her stride.
Miss Puzzle, nfter beginning slowly,
lushed up and appeared to be a cou
leiidir at the quarter pole. Then
Turin r made a hid to c.iliii the leader
with .Malachite, but Ccl.indiln held lier
ivvn Willi ease. .Miss Puzzle stopped
at the end nml Malachite beat her by a
lingtli and a half for the place,
i II. C. Ilallenbecl.'si Iron Duke, whirl)
wltli The Hun was bought last year for
'a lug price, made his tlrst nppenrain e
easily won the last race from cheap
...iij .
Ati2iit Helnioiii x Hock View ran a
Tate In the Tucl.n:oe Handicap that'
nrl'nicil ihe impression that he Is a
liiiliei Hp carried top weight '.i a
vei oMllnary field, and as the distance!
nf a mile w.is considered to his liking,
he was ui-ide a .strong favoiiit. at i to
to. Willi Holiday second i holce, nml
I W iloldblalf.s Transii. a new
arrival
in
1
llhlne .Maiden, the only othtr starter.
i ill out the pace to Cie Isittom of the
l I.... .....I. .. 1.. t , . .. . li.lil.thi:
ii.u-i.-iieiiii ..nn i. iivp. . i, i.... i.uhii"
Sand, for when the filly dropped back
and llolhl.lv shot forward to challenge
the vvlntnr' Hock View swerved under
Ihe whip anil carried Holiday away over
to the outer tail, lluxton on Holiday
nvolded an actual bump, but In doing
h. i hi. i horse had to break v the speed
w nlcli was carrying htm to the Ironi. ,
l.llley on Tran-lt saw n chance to come
through the wld opening and, with th? f
ethers tlrlnir bully, rushed to the fron'
' ... ...in ...isllv bv three lengths. Hock
llollil.iv made a protest against Hoel;
I View, but It vnis ilisaiinneci
'I marles:
l oe ruin-
F1IPT HACK
For two vear oUl"; selling :
lion nt HO. ith .VV) added.
bv
five
s-.itis.-rip-furlnnss
striUhl
llnre and nee vvi
JncUev
Prn-es Fin
rtmonii ale ;
Hob Hiitlirld
Little Mia. :
Kdilh Olja. 2
Ih- Orenier. "
A yiaimnt. 2 .
Marchena 2
lllue Hock. ?
II nf Kitchen.
Corfu. 2
1"') .nutwell
I : t I't
2 , ! Turin r
W .Herbert .
H Cnrey
111 .I.lllev
u: .xi.iitbpw
Ml T XIi-Tji'1
1: 1
201
I- 1
S-l
1
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vt
V -5
S-l
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11- ItVllll lo-l s
2 lf.i .lluxtnu i 1 10-t 9
jot steward. . 30 1 bit 10
Time -1 - ' . , .
wnn d-ivimr Ilroomvale, n
(7nod start
bv Ilrnom.tick flreeiivale- ouneci ny i
Linker: Irani". I by F Mi-T.ivlnr .
SECOND HACF.
For three vear nlil" anil npwarn- -iiinj
bv subsi rlptinn nf IP. with I ioi addeil:
SIX
furious" mam course
llnrp snd ate Wi Jockey
Nniiredillll. 3 . 101 Iliixlnll
llelamuur r. . . ' .llutwell
Ilnrax. 3 . .. 114 F brnlher
Prn-es Fin
l 10 nut P
( S nut :
12-i even!
Time I 1 1 2 '
(iood slari. woo ea.dv Nnureddln. nr r,
by flsden Frani-es Midi Hand . owned by K
T Wil.nn, Jr . trained b.v T .1 Healey
TIIIHD HACK
The Tilckahne for three year nlds and up
ward winch have nnt wnn at Ibis meellni:
handicap, by iihs.riptlon of o. mih
.I.Ia.I- imp mil,
Horse and ate
Wi
ioi
i;
10'.
.IIHHrT
l.iliey
Turner
lluxtnu
llnffnian
Prices Fin
1 c. 1'
7 10 1-s o
l3-.'i I .' 5
Transit. I
Hnctl View .'
Holiday 4
Hhine Maiden. 3 C7
T.me
t l 7-f.
4
I (a I
linn.1 siart won easily Transit, eh
hv Transvaal llesisnaiinu- mined by .1
VV.
C.nMbl.m : trained bv M (inldbllltl
FOI'HTH HACK
The D-nioi-elle Slakes (nr Iwn year-nld
(lilies bv subscript inn nf IP with f.'.'i ad
dill.. ml 'tn "tort: tuaratileed cash value
tiv.i; nve anil a nan lurniuK
llnre mil ate Wi .Inckev
IMies Fin
2 I
Celoiilrii. 2 I." Huxiim .
Vl.ilachile. .' . HO Turner r.
Miss Punic II. Hnrel .. Id a
llouttie Tcs -.' IP IVIincarne JM
Plemiip. . . I.'-' I.llley H S
Feminist .' IP llutwell 1
sl Viiutv .' HO T .vi T.ia t I-' I
Coupled :i Co.iir.in entry tLell
Time i 07
7 10 ? I,
I. 3 3
7 I (
I I t
Ot post
liund siart wnn r,id Celindrla. ch f.
In Cell Vilnan.i. nwned bv Elk w nod Park
Stable, trained bv .1 yicLanshlin
FIFTH HCE
For I line year olds, telling: by subs.-rip-
tinn in s ii. won ' Hiineii. nne nine
Hnrs" .nut ,-ue
Wt
.Inckev
'rices Fin
All Smiles 3
Hrtaii Illicit 3 .
Cnnim.iurrlt.i. :
Alliena. 'I
Wllerlnwn .'
Yodeles 3
II.'
IM
10
ie:i 110
llll-well
Hint on .
Hunt
Ttiru-r
T MiTai i
Fairtirn'er
( t n 1 1
so 1 Ji. 1
vi f. 2 .
I 2 1 4
! ' 1.1 10 S
4 1 f, 6
Tune
I 11 I
(iond slnrl. won .Iriiitu- AP Smiles, br
TI KI .
RACING
BELMONT
PARK
By Empire City Racing A'n
TODAY
The Hillsdale Handicap
The Mahopac Handicap
A 2 Mile Steeplechase
& 3 Other Attractive Races
Fill I' II W T, IT '.'l lll I', XI.
Speil.il Trains line Puma Slalion,
aid si ami iih Ave nl-o riaibu-h Ave
llrisiUyn. al la ,:o aiid ,,t luiirials up in
1 A.. P ,M .Mm 1 b.v linllris
(.eneral Vi1inl..lnn. ,
drnn.l stand A Paddock, Ml, Ladles, l.:,0
I.MII.I II I III. I 11.N St II KIIM,
"M aSSFlPOIHT JUDITH GOES
For maiden Ihreeyiar-olils and lipwaru
nml winners of one rues only: Jiv siinscrue
linn nf .V wiih I I'M milled: one mllci
Prlir. Fin.
Horse ami ne vvt .mcKcy
on lluUe. 3.
. iio.,iiiiiweii.
I Turin r
lt.l..llerUrl .
Ill .llnlfni.in.
WCIIiixlon..
I)l..l.lltc.v.. .
urn : .i i"
lo t .'I -'
,: l .-. n".
l.vi (l I
even 2-." "
Ml St 6
While Metal. 3
t'v Merrnk, I..
.Nnrtlillzht. I..
Lllhauer. I .
IJeardril l.nly, ;
(nnd start, won r.isilv Iron HnUe. eh.
bv Oiden-Sarnlnaa llelle: nwiied by II.
Hallfiibrck; iralneil by K W. llrlfner.
POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
BELMONT PARK TO-DAY
Flrt Hare- I'lnntngf ne I. Iltfl)'"
(' I'enrrfiil.
Neeonil Itnre- I'nlon. I.null. Meilk'-
Third Hare Utile ihMIe, Hey
liinim, Nrplilh).
Fourth Itnei lliinoilH, J'ometle
llleii. Hunt.
I'lrih lliire llojnl Amber, Skill
hrrern, I'rlirtn.
Sixth Unci (I I Counsel. Mrl-
InrliiH, Filllli lliiiliniinn.
TO-DAY'S BELMCMT PARK CARD.
, First llmi For three-year-olds and
, wnnl: selilni; live nml a half furlongs:
I Carlton i . . .. Ill Northerner . ..
A neon ll: Malabar
H'Mer Welles.. . . II: VVnintl.Hr
Ileellmvrn .. . ll:1 li.Hitaeenet
CHtmreter Ii: (iinunnn
Mr SiiIjss.. . n: llvelyn C . . ".. .
I'esisilul It'i Huke nf Orninmle.
Chanje . . IM Menlo Park
i Aiyi.nlp . .. 110.
Second Itnee -For four-year-old" and
ward: "rllliu: one mile nnd an eichtn:
lleilie II Sir Henrnh
l.nruh . Ill P.itou
O'Stitllvan . 110 Northerner
Third rtaie -For Ihrre-yeir-olils and
ward; "'lllnir h.nnlle.ii: oiy- mile:
lllue Thistle. . 111 Key Imam
Charineiie .. 107 Nephlhya
: Fourth Itaie- TIip Mahnpae llandiean!
up
, thre re.ir-olils
l r.ilxht :
Pometle. fllell.
ItannvU . .
. I'ullmt .
nnd upward; fix furloni".
. .. 11 Superintendent .... '"2
m Othello I io
. it; Cnat '
Slenlerhase! for three-year-
Fifth Km
nlilc :in.l itt.unt-il- ninlilPtl"? ablltlt l"(l mllC"!
s.klbl reell U.iCnlilen Vale 144
Pehelo ... . if. Ilnish I"
Cloud . . 14 ytiaiito it:
Itoynl Amlier . Ill surgeon 1'
sixth ltai- For lo year-nlili; selllnc; five
furlnnss
Hltie Ilnck tin F.mllv It 10,
liiKwl Counsel . IM Little Alta 10'
IMilh Kallmann . 107 Slellarln. 10?
Ilesalrin 107
BELMONT PARK TURF NOTES.
Il!nin-iur, a son nf Itnrk Saait tteb
dame, gAve an "sample ef hnw fast a
hnrsp cn stnn In the second race, at six
furlong'. In had a lead of eight lengths
nt the hair mile mark, only lo shut up like
n laikknlfe and finish tn Irnsths be
hind Nnureddln.
N'nuredilin's lclnrv wa not an Impres
sive one, Init there were twn Mililers whin
In was put up for sale. Trainer Hialey
refused to protect lilm .ifiir lie had been
l.l.l .in tllftA lilk .nlB.,1 tirlrp Ami tlP
d-'wns knorkeil ilnivn in .Iiip ytarrnnp for
I tl ooo. J. W. He.lriek. nnr of Ilcla-
'I'
!.-line. imtlrr. prei. eni or hip i. np re
ii, .ii'mri .mi. ..i...-
last night
. . . '. . .. m... . ..i.. ....
i wnFKers ni iiip im k. . iip irip i" in'-
i llealey re.aur.int from tl,. track wa, mails
by ..utnmnblle.
Itnamer. the top weight In the Umpire
city Handicap tomorrow, and Undue, the
! 'irn contender, bmh have hnd their
fln i) nrko,lt. for the race llniiinr
dav In !"... rnierliig thp first mile In
I -SO S-S. The morning previous lloilgi
went the distance In 1:35 :-3. Mrst ml.e In
1 40 1 ;.. AJJIe M.'s trial was a mile In
1:13 3-1.
.lohn i:. M.i.Mrn bad 100 vearllngs a
tli opening nf the season, the prn.iuit nfl
hl llanitiurg Plaie stud. All hut twenty-1
seven of them hive been soM I
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's lteull".
I'rnv l.lenee. 2 Harrisburg,
Huff-In, 3 Hnehe.ier. 2,
Standing nf the Club".
W I.. PC W I PC
Prnrldence. d "1 .'.71 Rlchmniid . , -12 I "
Ituftiln .. sn '."I Ho-hester "4 ll 4
Harrisburg. 10 .V. .:31 Toronto h ll
Montreal . 3" 3 ..00 Jer-y City l".' tv
To. day's Schedule.
I'.lchmnnd In Jersey I'ltv
Proi Idenie In Hurrlsiiiir
Hni hester In Ituff.i o,
Toronto In .Montreal,
I, en Ciillnhnn HrenUs Vnl.le.
IUnr.isnvr.il. Pa., July I! - Misfortune
came In a bunch to Harrisburg to-di
Providence won, score " to o. l.eo Cal
lahan, the star outfielder, broke his
ankle In the second Inning, and may not
play ball again. Callahan wan trying
to go home on n xvlde pitch The le.it
on his shoe caught In a hole and turned
his ankle. Comstock, who was lecelving
the ball from Casey- to catch Callahan,
fell on the runner. Callahan was car
ried to the clubhouse, and later taken
to the hospital It Is the second time
In n year he has been out of the game
with a broken ankle. The score;
At Harrisburg.
H If P.
Prnvhl're ill,.) 00000002 o; 9 0
Harrl"h'(c I I.I, 1 00000000 0 0 7 1
Hatlerle" Providence. t'nniMnrk nnd
Casey . llarrl.hurn. Enzinann ond Heck
Inger At HiirTiiln.
n H K
Hneh'ter It L.i . 002 00000 0 : 4 t
Hun 1 In 1 1 I .. 1 0 11 0 3 0 0 0 0 x .1 fi n
llattere Uni hesier. HofT .mi W11 ijitn,
Itu rf a lo. Ilader and Lalonge
Southern l.rugiie.
New Orleans, to, .Memphis, 2
Nash'ille. 3. Atlanta. :
lllrnilnghaui. 4 Little Hn.-k x
ytnhl e. 3. Chattanooga. 1
We-tern League
Lin-"In 4. Oinaba 1
lies vintn. s. 12. Wichita,
Tnpek.l. .V Si ,ln..i-ph. 4
Sinux City. Denver 1 postpone,
arrli e 1,
fll'e.t in
Mrclnla Letigue,
HicKv ytniin' 8. Portsmoulh, (
fluff ii k. 1 . Petersburg 0
Norfolk 1 iN-ewpori N.t.. 0
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Prince George fiotel
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special rates to psrni.inent cuettt
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New Depx-lure Service sn i he dtiilliani To,
I '.'33 W . 0b ;(, (iu u'way,, ci, sj,vj t olutubui.
Hold Position
'ii'st Hay
Toiinicy
of Xiitioniil I'ni
'ciil ll red liy Ihiino
Tciiiii's
(Ji't'iil l'ln.
KKDIUWDS DOWN ( MH!:
Nvnr.AiiA.vsi:TT Pn:n. .L.'v . i
Judith and the Aiken Hiilblu.-i w. i.
VlclolH III the two gallic- fm Hie P S
Itandolpli cups for tennis win- ,ig.
gain hmiilicni ihni not i un i ;
goals-lit the stmt of the .uimil p
Association loiii'nnm"in Ihi- nfl.
ut the Point Judith Polo Club H
contests, wen- nn tin1 rl pio.i I ip i
i. 1
of
nnd there wan mi cntlniM.istii tht
iilllonket'S III the club cmlnsllc
Pi Tint .Indilli won from the c
Valley leulii of Ohio, which i i.nle
.icr ii
.i .
II ir..1
ll.IV
ctrdltiihle debut In L.iMii.i pnl"
Hindi' the spci laclllar goal of I n
. liy n gallop Willi tin' nan in -Mi. i
J,f;.; ' Held, Willie Hupping .itnl ll.iliiwi. -lo'-i'lh''
vvay for him. All tin- 1 1
lor, 'were mounted splendidly und .1' p
ioi of l'lelsiiimaiin ton weir f.ii' nl....
!JJ ( usual. The seme was S goal- to
I
te.
in
ravor or mini .iiiuiiii in nan ihup i - i
not until the sixth pciind did Hi,' limue
team take a decisive lead. At th.it j ir-
tine Slevcusnn, Ilandolph and I i
gained n bunch of three goal'-, tne l,.i.
ter's by a long lace with Hie b.ill with
the Chagrin Valley men in rha-c
Tho Hedbllds piled up twenty goal..
fSordon of Hartford gaining ii 'ie ef
them, und had no trouble in grant. tig tl
Camden Orasslmpprrs the live g' iN rltf
ferelice In liauilli nps Point Judith won
by Si to Ii 'i Hie Heilblrdh by U' to
0'i. The lineups-
rinsT fi.xin
AIKK.V rtKDIIIKlis ICA.MDKN C.ItAkS'tOP
Icp.i PUIS M .
No. 11.. linnlnil ' No. 1 I..irm i jp .V
No. 2 .1. C Cool.-v I'er.nn
No. 3 yi C. Fie-1 i Nn Vnliii Km-ift
maun . . I No - Henry AnJr
llack-ll. I'-lt. Win son i
hey .' Hack Urslliey Pr-ee,. t
Total Total 1
Aiken Iteilhirits lio.ils earned hr
help 0; pe petialtl. s -i, Inlal I in
ileu (ir.isshoipers(io.is c.rneil l-v 1 i.
c-ip. .: Ies (i.tnliipp ; total , 1 1 1 i
sojls (iordiin. ti: Conle.v I VV' it i .
Fl"isclimnuii. 3: Ilenrv Andersati . r
ties Fouls Df-iuiii I'p ei-e ae.i W
safeties by I, Alliii r-iin ;ih 1 V , i
Iteferee K. W llniipin:
SKI 'ON 1 1 (JMK
POINT JL'lll f'.l til.Vi.UIN V
Nn. 1t. It. Fell .
No. 1 K
No. P. Steven. i'l. .1r
No. 3 P S. P. '.an- No
ilnlph . : No .'.
IlieU U lster It i n Il.n k
V. V I
V Ii Ii
Thoiius W
Inlph ... ii
- Total
Total 'J
I'll nt .llllltil l.o.lls eal-iK'l ' v
0; lets penalties I. : inlal (111.
(io.ils earned 7: In tin 1..-1- '
lies, a,; inlal, i. Indiv i.Iu.i' ."-i
3: Fell. 3. Kaii'lnlph. ". si-1 n-i
3.- While. I Pill llllf Fn i' a.
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