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Chicago Basebatt Postponed Velodrome Management Seeks
ABANDON BASEBALL
AND OTHER SPORTS
C!iicnir Mayor Kcqucsts All
AiniiM'iiii'iits o C'cnso for
Diiv of MoiiniliiK'.
YANKS START FOIt HOME
Yesterday's Ileaulls.
V -k-l'hlcago -Two ruinri called
. mest of authorities owing to
Ztr i
.saster
.i l..,j.s. 1. Huston, 9 (flrt same).
ft 1mi', 1. Huston, 1 (second gams;
Ian nf Hfk tew)
r,i i i 3 Phi'sdelphi. l (first nut),
fidl and, 5. Philadelphia, 4 (second
timei
H,.i(ilni;- 'n, S; Detroit, 5,
Detailed Standing or the Clab.
si
2
3
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1
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it
Chicago..
.ess
..I 4 10,
,614
ltViiMnitton.. 5
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Ye
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.411
.119
I.VfwYork.."..."
!ai.ouL..' i
iCfe'sUnd 3
Irhllsdelnhla. 4
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To-day's Schedule,
No r'me scheduled.
Chicago, July 25. Itaseball and other
annsenient gave way to-day to the
i'rit of mourning which alt Chicago la
showing for its dead and the two games
scheduled for this afternoon between the
Yanks and White Sox were put over
until the New Yorkers visit Chicago next
sunth. Double headers wilt be played
on August 21 and 22. If rain should cut
ln on either of these days the games will
be oft as the Yanks are hero for only
three da next trip.
The players got an early afternoon train
tutof Chicago ami witt arrive In New York I
m.itfuvjuMi iuuiuiivn uiernuuii, ioi.
Jicob Huppert. Capt. T. I.. Huston. Will
iam N. Flolschmann and Manager 11111
Donovan left Chicago tit 5 :30 o'clock.
Jl?rs. Huppert and Huston held h long
conference here to-day with President
Ban Johnson, who had bren out of the
city meet of the time slneo the Yanks
arr.ved, The trip which ended to-day
Ip which ended to-day!
financially or from h i,
ma not a success i:
flailns standpoint.
ii iiuuiirr VI I
M.nra won nu lost tne ranks just man-
tint In helln. Ihr ,.. ... 1
Westem Invasion, when they won five
rimes and lost eleiit. Th's tlm. n,...i
... n i.io nisi
lost the same number hut won six games.
..... .ii.- ii muie ncauer oeen played to-.
aa ey mat uetween ss.ono and
i.inj, miuiii nave turneii out.
Tr.ese were the figures named by the of-1
Scials of the local club.
The calling off of the games followed
c .vMm.,L iront .Mayor rnompson that I
HI amusement places close for the day. 1
The officials f both clubs entered heart- I
.!' into the proiiosltlnn. The Kastland
ilfister happened only four blocks from
:hf h-tel where the Yankees make "their
kMufjuarters In Chicago. .
In one respect the postponement was
Hcome to the Yankees. Plpp. Bau
jniri, .Mullen. Pecklnpaugh and High
have been suffering from spike wounds
cr t..uies and the calling off of the
Mines guve them three successive days
rest.
Th totting honors of the trip go to
Ir.tz Malsel, who collected twenty-one
'1 ns in the fourteen games. He
Iutipm a bit on the last hulf of tne
trip, but h!, 500 performance In the
nrit seven games ctrrled him through
!th h mark of .315. Charley Kartell
.'ft Chicago o-day lo resume his scout
Irt throuch the minor leagues of the
middle w.st. The New York owners
re now working on the recommenda
tions made by Parrell after his first
t months of scouting.
Owner Teheiu of the Kansas City
crib suited the Yankee owners during
'h' tny m c hlcago and tried to make
deal for the transfer of Outfielder
ret fompton. Nothing was done, how
ver. in d now Telieau has lost his tell
jrr prospect, ns Compton hurdled to the
et. l.uu s I'ederals und played with that
ttam yesterday.
I'res.dent Ollmore of the Federal
League at. i Harry F. Sinclair of lh
Neaark Feds have been about the I.a
siile Hotel considerably since the Yanks
rr!ved hire, but no efforts were made
to se' ativ of the New York players,
uthousn (illmore Insists that a big raid
u being planned.
ACOSTA PUZZLES DODGERS.
deier ii lin ii Pitcher Adds
An-
other Scalp to Ills llrlt.
If'XQ Hn.iNVit, July 25. WheexerDell,
twi-.er ,f mc fast climbing Dodgers,
fid A js'a, the clever llttlo Cuban,
okel horns here to-day and much to
the mirpr.n of a large crowd of rooters
tWm ltroouiyn the Cuban scored a vic
tory by a score of 3 to 1. From the
third !0 n,.. eighth Inning not a man
''seii. first on Dell. Acosta pitched
uua steady game.
The 1 , WO tho game In tho
S'CV.1 . inir. Torres utrnpV nut.
.1 Cnlvn Irlnlo.l tn .leer,'
f" tie s .,r n
Acosta and scored him-
It iin.ii.:tch's double to right. Tho
f re
WtOCtK'.VS
' N I,)
IXINM BKANCH
rt.ff,
b It p a e
o t n ft' I Cairo tit
ab h p a e
i n A
.Its Olltninan'h.ss 2 1 3 6 0
I 3 '3 0 0 Yinls.rf 3 2 10 0
iioo 0 Pddron.3h 3 o i o 1
till 0 lllliuo 'b .. 4 0 2 t 0
II
.m ,
"e i ,
-i,
0. , " .,
" l .
I.
n O TCalvn.lf . 3 0 3 0 0
i : I 1 o lUraiiiU.lb. 3 0 12 0 0Viuv,or( -'h 5 1 : 0(Jr
' I 0 0 Torre, c .3 0 3 1 0 1 N'ehff.." . 3 1 . - or
0 -I Oncosis.,. . S J2 UlderHS,Ib. 3 0 1 jlW,
.lll 01 Totals .. 27 8 2J14 1
0 0-1
" 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 S 3
'Ml. Olsnn, Lous llraiieh, J.
Tllleo base hit J. Calvo,
b i. Iliimmel, 2: Koniatwh.
'.on SchulK and Hummel,
i , rror llrooklyn. Sai-nWi hits
i jla Stolen base IMdron.
- Hrookiin. 7: Inir Hranch, S.
nn. 7: l-nnir nriincn. 0.
Dell 2. Struck out-
, 4. llmpire-O'Connell,
n (trf
l.l Dull
ami (J minulrs
southern League,
. Mi-mnlils, 0
m ! Nashville, 4.
mil's HcliMtulcd
1 KING OF TIIK C'LUHS.
w I. PC W. L. PC.
- aj Atlanta ... 4'1 44 .vt
1: M7 Mobile .. 4i 49 .4l
l; Us ( hattuu'iru, .19 Mi .411
. (0 531 l.llllo llne(, 39 .JM
'I evil. League.
' Dallas, 3.
v . Houston, 5 1 first samel.
' Knit Worth 1 hmtoiiiI game).
' Shrevcport 0 ill innlll(S).
" : W.ui, 11 (first came),
01 Antonio I iseioud irame).
1 sHINO Or THK CLUBS,
w I. I'C ; W. L. PC.
I, ',7i Sun Antonio 6 51 ,509
I. 547 Houston , (ii 51 ,509
i ',21 Hiaiimont. 49 54 ,4:,
1 i rj.Sbreveporl. II 7 ,380
'.ill, Polo lir'da to. day, 2 gnis.; lit
CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES
NOW DEMAND ATTENTION
Church and Mathey Appear Best Combination East Can
Offer to Repel Johnston-Griffin Team and
Others From Coast and Middle West.
Hr J. IMRMI.V TAIIKT.
The mldsenion period pf champion
ship doubles is now M i1ind ald the
chief tennis Interest during tho next
two weeks will centre In ttilw feature of
tho tournament piny. The Eastern chain
plonshlp at Isotigwood begins to-day, tho
Northwestern championship at Lake
Mlnnetonka will run nil thin week, while
the Western championship at OnwenUla,
Chicago, will open on Saturday. Thcso
threo meetlnga aro held t.j select the
remaining candidates for tho natlonul
doubles rhumplonshlp. Fallowing the
Western section, the Ittlersectlonal semi
finals among tho winners will be held In
Chicago to qualify the actual chiilleng-
r me line item uy .Mclaughlin and
oiuo grounds. wedneridftV. Kententber 1.
The most xtartHnc sltiistton that m.. ,vnn Jonn "'rachan. ami this comblna-, inc jaiiKs piaycu up to me siananru.
pears In connection with the doubles is ,0M waH thought to be still stronger i The last six series have gone like
the woful weakness of the Ka.tern t,m" J'nston nnil liilllln, who camel this: The Washlngtona were beaten,
tlon In comparison with the I'aclflo c.a" . "' Chicago last year. With thiec games to two ; the series with the
coast. William Johnston and rinrvn 1 Strachan Johnston also beat Mathey and Athletics was lost, four games to one;
tlrllllii wmi thi S iZ K('I,1IPC" ln f"1" l'!lll'n'11' nwlcli". O1' "les with Cleveland was won.
l"cc ?"!' w -!' l'lialt ! It! three games to one: the Detroit serlM
In the exposition tournament later 1 18 ,ttu" k,!"" """ '"-f",' was was lost, two games to one; the St.
Church and Mathey the best of the " "eavy element In favor of the Coast Louis series was even, two games to
Knstern teams were beaten bv John-1 '''"J'0"- M the last minute It was fouml two, and 'tho Chicago series began with
stoti and tttr.irli.iti iim ihi. ,,,,u Mtrictian piobably would not be' two defeats. There Is n good deal of
asphalt. It must bo remembered and I
the championship conditions call for tiluy !
much more" I"iBl,-r"er" J
Church and Mathey qualified last sea-'
son for the finals ln the Western tounm.
ment at Chicago but this season thev
will try to ruaUfy again , t ZteMtonZ
nmri-ii un Mnii,.u i,niis.,i i..i i
. .,"""-- i
w.ims iiie .-.urinwcsicrn sec-1
tion as thr-'63111681 path to the finals.
Once more I want to record here my be-
lief that the-present system of playing
for the dnublM chmnlnil,ln n.vr win
be trtily reptesentattve so long as tho
U. 8. N. I.. T. A. does not restrict the
different serllonal tournaments to resi
dents of the sections holding them. The
iiairui iiiir, viiurca nnu .iainey, snouiu ,
not have tho slightest. difficulty In win-'
nlng at l..Ve Mlnnetonka this week, and .
their victory wllfsbjlt
section, yetboth'arv New York men."
.At I.'?."5'u.?d " '""?.h
ZC'Lr,Ll'VZ.. ?" M
"... ...hi. ... ... n ,n.,ui,
at Chicago tiere Is nothing to preent
either an Hnstern or another Pacific
coaat team. from uuallfyfrig. The result
of this system might. Arid this season
may easlb; 'be .that teams from only two
Dtv,tn, .n. .in., mi i.o., uu.iiij i
represent ine rour- principal sections
Inln whlrh Ihi. iniinln. Iu ,llvl,l.,l n.,,1
the championship title rest between
them. As It already Is held bv a Cnll-
i . '. II
'ornla pair, this would narrow down the
"!
",f T "l"
"" ". rni.. umic,
is noi strong tt6tu(h to be, .feared.
This, seasqnJ,.'motfl. ihum ever before.
there Is. aji?4lr;ptf.gap,Ud doubles
i"'"" "' ?rffPfrz' , r'".Y
In ,m" "N81;.. duicJi' apd Mathey
"nd lhe'lrn. up of the Pell-Behr
combination .mat won last season the
only really championship pair seems to
be'Hacicett and Pell. The reversals of
the last few" weeks have weakened the
chances of kbmc of the best of the others.
Hackett -and Hall won the MctroioUtan
nnd showed good strength together,
while Pell and Uehr were successful In
the Middle States tournament, but both
these teams nje now broken up. K. p.
Larned and Innlan have" played together
a good deal, but with rather Indifferent
succcts.
Nlles nnd Dabney, the only strong
New Kngland team, won at Tuxedo with
a straight score of victories over the
three other pairs entered nnd they seem
to have a fair chance, while W A.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Kesults.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati. 2.
Detailed Standing of the Clubs.
0 I
2'S
"IS
2 . 1
SIS
LI
Philadelphia
7
8 S
4lf
Brooklyn
151 !
41
I
1
Chicago
111
New York..,
A 1
Pittsburg....
i a
Boston..
t
St. Louis..,
Cincinnati,.
3 10
Games lost....
I3ni3s
4f 43'
44 47'
To-day's Schedule.
Pittsburg In New Vork (two units).
St. Iouls In' Brooklyn.
Chicago In Iloston.
Philadelphia In Cincinnati,
GRIFFITH'S MUFF IS FATAL.
Phillies Kollmv Wllb I.onK Hit
That hen! Itrds.
Cincinnati. July 2G, Griffith muffed
TteekCr'S flV III' the nltltlt Intllllg tU-(lliy.
This error was followed by n double
t,v Nlehoff nnd n triple by Whltted, net-
ting tho Phillies two rims and the game
l the score if 4 to 2. Moth Dale and
Muyer pitched good ball. Tho score :
PHIL A (N L) ! CINCINNATI (N. L.)
atlll P abb p a e
llanoroft.si 3 0 0 2 O Oroh.Jb. .. 3 0 0 4 II
n...... . .117 0 Olllrr10a.il.. 4 2 2 4 Or
flecker.!!... 3 1 2 0 0illo.lsi.rs.2li 410 0,
Cravathrf. 4 0 2 0 OlWKIIllfrr.cf 4 15 10
o'cTarkec S 0 3 0 0 1
o'wfl hams.lf 4 i . 0 S
3 0 MollMiti.lb 2 0 13 0 0
ViiVer u.... 3 0 12 O'VKolnlU
1 1 u 11 01
-lluie.n
1 0 ft 0
Totals. . 20 C 27 10 0 twaener
Totals
3.1 9 27 13 1 1
rtatled for Mollwlti In the ninth Inning,
tliatteii lor uaio 111 11m noon i,i.ne.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 ft 0 0 0 2-1
Clnriniiall 00200000 U-J
, nuns Phlladelnhla. Uancrofl, Ilecker 2.
.J' .V iinni I. Herzor. W. Klllifer. To
?t hiiaLiierlnt-. Nlehoff, Three hiso hits
.w ifiinier. n nuipii. niu c use,' im,
nn.!.. Ilerlier Double lllay Dsie Slid
Mollwlti, Struck out-Hy Dale. 1; by Mnyrr,
S. ns-s on bylls-Off Dale. 2 ,, ''Spires-,
nvron Mini vi ill. .....v ..w... ......
minutes.
Western Iaailie,
Topeka. 4, lies Moines, 1 (llrst game).
Des Moines. 9; Topeka, 4 (second gams).
SI. Joseph. I: WhhltH. 3 (llrst game).
Wichita, lOi SI. Joeeph, 0 (second game).
Denver. 15j Omah 1. 7
Slous CH', Si Lincoln, 4.
STANDING OF TIIK I'LUHH
W. I, I2 ' W I,. I'O.
Des Moines. 57 32 .mojOmahs . ..15 .195
Denver 50 34 ,593Sioux Clly () 17 .ISO
Lincoln.. .. -' .527ISI Joseph. 35 St .107
Toieka 15 II .SOS1 Wichita .31 54 M
North Carolina League.
W. L. PCI W. L. PC.
A.herille. 50 t .HMIOreensboro. 32 43 .127
Raleigh. . 42 33 .50 Wlll. Salrni. S3 45 .42.1
Durham.... 43 31 .SSD Charlotte. . .HI 49 3S0
Hasehnll To.iIist. Khhels Meld, llrooklyn 1
I.arneil and Clothier, If they should re
peat their combination, would be danger,
oua candidates, although they did not
make u strong Impression at the Tuxedo
meeting.
There are also a number of less ex
perienced teums that m.iy be In the run
ning, but from this field llnckett and
I 'ell seem 10 have tho best dunce.
.No matter how I.ougwiiol may result.
tluiugh. It docs not seem likely that tho
Kusteni winner can ho considered a .
tlungcrotis competitor In the Chicago
series, and It Is doubtful If any of the
Western or Southern teams will be a
factor In deciding tho championship.
Mathey and Church should be at the ton
of their game then and they seem almost
sure to meet Johnston and (Irlllln nt
Chicago on grass. The result of this
match should decide which pair will
li.. IIa.i... M..I M....V.II I t, i..
...i. i.vriiKiinii iiiiii iiuiniv Hi
. . . v....,..,, n,.. ,wt uihhisiuh m iuuj-.
,0 oon" ,'a" ,"la !,?a"011 u(1 Urlrlln ,
""i.111 ,,!"i!p.l Johnston's partner. ,
i lie cinei iiunes oi t ie r;ast ror a
chance In the challenge, round seem to ;
lllu i'IJ) "i i nuren una .Miitney,
Jffir,,1 ''JJJ' ''hunch nd Mathey.
'J10 of l''.,ur,ff' lht .
. w,nnc" ftt"" l-ongwood may de- I
!!hlpllri:,rn' 'P" ,""s:t ,,,ls '
allliniii-li l lu i.nll.l. ......... ....
schedule. Hut what their chances are
aa, -., ,.,., , .,.,, .
:, 7"'
"il If u '"IT1
,rnlJyJVl ?ui b
' narrow tnarg n of 4 t,. b -. 1 h.
75. 6 3, and then Church a.nl '
.Mathey beat Pell and llehr In a close 1
tour set match.
llrlttln and Johnston have come .in
distinctly, according to reports from the
.... ...... ... .-,.., . :. :
r-.?",.' '""''"Y'. "l y,r""" nc
S&'sT , '""f
e , ,y ' Xe e ' S Vl lf.in nd
"lurriV was ranked m r h M ".
'ff.lM sM,n. so It was no, due en-
tlr.l. in thm , u... K.HII. ..
so strong. Johnston, toa. .ninareiitlv
tmu imm,. .i i.,., i, .. :
(-f.,r.. i i, ;,. ;,i""V ...... ......
nnm,j. , ,ll0 KaM 'yC!l' n,;'hes
,,,,, ,, whlle ,,,. KxtiRhtorc-ct
rhurph nn iiMtihult I ; I
Just how miK.,, h , , . ....
I. " . .. ",l "" trip Upset 1116
lc,r wiVl I ,, ,mve when the " get
.Vt, I... 1 .. L Ktl
shine I
... 7l
a m,ltter of speculation. It must be
remembered that the Coast players be
gin their season much .arllrr than
do In the Kast and thev were at their '
best during the Kxpo'sltlon matches. !
wnne our piajcrs had not yet rounded '
lainploiiKhlp form. While i
are discouraging. It must
into tneir cn,
comparisons
be admitted the chances for success for
an eastern team nt Chicago aro not at
the minimum by any means.
ii they do rail, and Johnton and
Orlflln fulfil expectations and uuallfy
for the challenge round, wv shall have
reacneo tne Climax or the vt st rn 111- j
vaslon of the tenuis field when the
championships an- played at Forest '
Hills. In the challoiun niuml In .l.uihl... i
we should Ihfn hale onlv four rv..t
men while the strongest candidates for'
the singles will bo Ueiternets almost
certainly. Williams. Church and Dchr I
will have to do K.iue tall hustling to i
stand off the challenges nf .McLoiighlln
Johieton, Orlllln, llundy and Ward
Dawson, a tiewvotner from southern
California, who also will make tho long
trip to play here.
EVENTS PROVIDED FOR
EACH CLASS OF YACHTS
Xt'lll'Iv TV Scoi'P nf Sllll 11 11(1
.111111.. i .inn in .-jili i mill
J'owit lioats ('oniH'tc in
Jniiiiiicii 15ny Uncos.
A fleet of close to twoscore sail and
power boats competed In tho week end
regatta of the Yacht Racing Association
of Jamaica Hay yesterday and the events
wero hotly contested. Not one of the
boats that cuino down to the meet, which
was fostered in the Canarslo Yacht Club,
had to go away dissatisfied, for there
were races on the programme for ten
different clase. The summaries:
KNOCK A nOUTS STA HT, 4 ;10 COUHSK,
I MILHS.
Htipsed Corr'ct'd
Tim.
Time
Yacht and (Inner. II M S
VAz. II. A, Lab.irre 1 07 .13
Psyche, J. A. Cms 1 20 ii
CAHIN I'ATIIOATS STAItT.
COrilHK, 5 Ml MIS.
Clara May, W. llndllch.. 1 13 37
Slndhad, (I llrmiti 1 f, an
Uadge, (i. Manloli I l'J 3D
II. M. S.
1 07 S3
1 16 32
4:09
1 13 32 1
i i: o.i
1 HI 30
Ol'I'.N OATHOATS-STAltT, 4 :1 1-COt'ltSK,
S MILKS.
Seinsh, W. Smith 1 12 2:1 1 12 29
OI'HN CATHOATS (SJIALLi -STAHT. 4:11
cul'ltsi;, 0 MILKS.
Hover, II. Arelt 1 23 2.1 1 23 07
.Hill Ne, ( Valontllie . ..1 23 50 1 2350
I TUitTLU CLASS STAItT, 1:11 I'OUItsn.
. Mil I'M
Turtle. I). Van WKklln ..1 32 25
jiook Turtle. L. H. Su)ilam.l S3 10
1 32 23
1 33 10
4:15
I'O WKH CHl'lSi:HS--ST.MlT.
COl-HSK, to MILKS
Francis fl , 11. K tlreens..O 51 3,1
0 St 35
1 03 22
i.nitr, nr. Ho, Ik. on .. ..1 01 3D
o'LASS l-AHIN ('IttJlSlJItS- STTAItT, 4:17
--COUHSi:, HI MILKS.
Catch lint, II II. llelllietl.O
Scallaw iiK.K.J II Tlieliner. 0 57 .'1 0 .'oi 51
Wopeesee, H. I! Ileln. ...1 03 32 ft 57 1
Hazel (i . L. Wedel 1 04 10 1 00 4!
CAHIN 1'CIWKII HO ATS STA HT, 4:21
COHHSK, 10 MILKS.
May II . II. lieseiiian 0 59 00 0 57 00
Marlon. W l.etsky 1 ID 20 0 59 19
Luiilso H . C A Hin knilller. 1 10 43 t 01 13
ftVellle 1; . 1( ll.nrr
. . I 03 IV 1 01 40
. Did not tlnl.li.
Mahal U, II. Pope.
0,KN ,iOWK, ,
IIOATS STAItT. 4:23
I UI IISI 10 .Mil, US.
Agnes .M , J 11 Heeirs . 0 45 00 0 15 00
Friiiiiis K.. W II. Kmii. 1), not finish.
UI'KN I'OWKH IliiATS (SMALI.i -STAHT.
4.25 I'OUItSK. 10 MILKS.
Anna (iruce, 11. I'Ddf 0 50 HI 0 51; 10
Hinarty, L. (lolly 1 01 24 0 57 40
Thelitis, A. .welling ... .1 02 46 0 64 30
K1IIII1 II, W. Ilardwlck .,1 14 oil 1 ns
Paul Jones. W. Jones 1 19 25 1 0,1 ;9
Pro.peil Park llaseliull,
PKOSPKCT PAHK A.MATKPH LliAtiUK.
Seeley A. ('., 1 , Kltou A. C . 1),
Central Clly A A , S: Shliini'imk F. ('., 3.
Shlnnecock P ('., is, National P. C, 0.
Illtnn A. 1'. 7; lnllil.iciil.il, 1, n,
t.irclo A. A.. 9, Olympic F. ('., 6.
Olympic F (', ii, Niiiloniil F p 1
Nailer Lyceum, II, Scdei A. t' 4,
CA'I IIOLU I.KAUL'i;.
All Sillllls. 5; St Henrilli'ls, 2.
til. UeilcJIUs, 5) All Saints, 3.
THE SUN, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.
FAREWELL, GIAHTS!
WELCOME, YANKS!
Mdlrnw's Men Hit the Trull
After To-dny's Ounies and
Donovan's Uetiirn.
WALTEHS FIXE CATCHER
Ily WILLIAM It. IIAN.VA.
The Olnnts are going West and the
Yankees are coming hnmr The former
take the trail to-night after another
aoUP1
Ud the
double header to-day with the Pirates,
Grounds with Detroit to-morrow after
a second disappointing trip through the
West.
lioth times through the West the
Yankees lost more games than they
won, but made a slightly better show
ing this time than the last. The team
u i . orltt.ilA.1 tr r .. uI.Ha nn tli KePOtld
" .... n
....r n ......... "----i
Interest Just now In Manager Donovan s
new blood, and Judging from the work
or n s sctiu ami recent nurcnases a
lot of new timber will be tried next fall
ami next spring, waiters, me v aco
and next spring. Walters, the
catcher. lught by the Yankees I
delivery, had. when he caught i
.' "
..i ...!.. .... .i.- ... ..tl
iwt tni.
against
.irmrks
of a b.u kston of front rank.
The (Hants hJVe nude a creditable
showing and plaed a good deal of first
clasi ball since they last returned from
the West more first class than second
class, though they have spotted their
winning streak with gjmes of extremely
id plalng. The ups and dot.'us of the
Olants have been attended by playing
which was conspicuously Inconsistent,
meaning they ouhl drop iiulckly from
high grade work to the reverse, but for
some time they have maiuged to win
a goodly percentage of games, nnd this
Inconsistency ailing, come to think of
It, has .i filleted other clubs In the Na-
ll.H.I t ....... ... ......1. I . t. . - .1...
" Hiutii a. ii ...in tnu
I;.. ......... . ..
"lr i niuies ii.ii e snown i tie steaoiest
game In the pirent league, and that Is
a quality of no negligible value In a
pennant tight. The Hrooklyns nnd Hos
tons have been scudding nt a pennant
pace for th- last few weeks, but, the
entire season considered, their playing
has been more variable than the Phll-
II. - 1. . T 1 . I "I... ... , . 1 1 ,
ni'iis, i mis mm i ariiinnin
have been as In and out ns the Olants,
and the Pirates haven't shown mueh
more stability. The llrooklvns -and P.oa.
,0" h ,lrthed spurts which have set
,h l'KUo by the ears, and Just as likely
, 11 "": "m" u r ciuus iu in
1,1 to do likewise and add to the
wyety "f ,l" struggle.
..wiynuuy seeing me mania puy usi
trlilav would have said that their
chonces for coming back from the West
in i.mi piiici' were annul even. Anyoouy
eelng them on Saturday would have
Kf ''old hs to say that the lr
oi ueuig lourui or nun on tneir
lelurn were a shade better than even.
The chances of the lnttr eventually
depend more on the pitchers than anv-
thing else. The outlook In that reirnril
J none too rosy. The pitching staff
has given no reassuring evidence of
evenly distributed reliability, The Chi-
cngo, St. Ixitlls nnd Clnclnnntl staffs
.... .... ....... ... nr.,,; i,u.. iu nriicr
work wher. they cet home, and the Pitts
burg corps Is going pretty well right
TIOW. The N'.w York .Inrf n...l in
irr 11 l. ,. . ..a.. .1., I ..... I
fOUr of IIS five relllnr An ninr. vm
...... ... .... .... ..,, no oo inuic iven
ork than the staff, as a whole. Is doing
IllJW .
We would that there was more slur-
Ring on the New York team, more long
distance or clean up hits. The Olants
are a good hl'tlng train, but thev nrr
a better hitting team than they are
I a heavy hitting team, Those boys who
, can and do deliver a clean up drive to
tne luminary witn some degree of reg
u,"r" '""'l' 11 1,1 keeping their team
, . ttfhu , ,.xtra.biise hits the
Ulanls have been outbatted on thlr
own grounds since they returned fiom
the West, in home runs mote than
anything else have they bten outdone.
In all that time Just two of them, Hoh
ertson and Fletcher, have nude four
baggers. Not In two weeks cr so has
ono of them lifted the ball Into the
stand, but visitors have frequently.
Since June 22 at .tho Polo Orounds op
ponents hao made eight home runs
to the Giants' two; eleven trlplew to
the (Ham's ten, and thirty-one two bag
hois to the Giants' twenty-three.
Hugh Jennings says Crawford Is the
Hardest Hitting DatMuau of any time.
Crawford leads In Innir hit. .whirl. ..
n .rnnH w, v tn- i i7r,,vi,7L V.,.,i.
ti?" ... ! " ,l;5J'nnln?.'' "
,.u i,iii, nuncicr, 11113
.f". "e,1"11?ve there are
or have been batters who droe the ball
away frttn the bat with as much ve
locity ns Crawford Imparts, but who
didn't make ns many long hits because
they didn't give as much loop to the
drive. The ball went strnlghter and
hadn't the Crawford lift to carry long
distances, that Is, tho lift and tho Im
petus combined, the comiiound force
which Crawford excels In bes'owlng.
Delahanty, l.ajole and Anson are three
we think of who pr bnbly landed ns
hard as Crawford, but sent the bill
1 away 011 a Hue oftener. As 11 hatd
stinlghtaway batter Anson never had a
superior. Zimmerman and Saler tire
twi of the best of the present at driv
ing the leather with clean, swift vc-
j lncltj It seems to Jump like a swift
pitch and Wagner In his heydey could
hit it through an Inllrld so fast the only
way to locate it was ny its whistle.
Keep your eye on Jaciiues Fourtller of
l.o ll'l.ll. ,. ..... 1.1...
.III' ......u ..UA .... Oll.Vr.
When he does land good there Isn't any
hod) call muko the ball spilug off the
wood with better applied pjner or
cleaner speed.
"Hnnlon," raid Jennings, "won tho
pennant In IS!' I with fourteen men. lie
had seven fielders, two catchers ami
flic pitchers, He had no extra out
tlelder and no extra Ititlolder. lOeler
played a couple if weeks with a felon
on his linger. .Men didn't want to get
out of the giimti In those dayn, rivo
pitcher are better than nine. Knowing
about these extra men the fan nowa
days Mils 'Take him nut,' when Ii would
be better for that particular pitcher
and the whole staff for him to stay In
.i ml work out his on salvation. Then
he'd lenrn to pilch."
I'srlllc Coast League.
Los Angeles, t; San Francisco, 5 (first
game).
Los Angeles, 4, San Francisco, 1 (second
game I
Portland, 4; Salt Irfke, 0.
Oakland, 6. Vernon. 3 (first game).
Vernon, 3; Oakland, 0 (second game).
STANDINU UP TIIK CLUBS.
L I'C , W L 111
rr.'i nskiiif.,1 . ... ...
" IV OI
i.os Aii.ries.o. u ..SJliernon.. . .iu t,, i9
1'orllsnd S3 51 .IJl.Ssslt Like, ...51 69 ,Vi
BROWNS WIN ONE, TIE OTHER.
l-fngiif Leader Checked lis- llritvy
nattlntr Rallr.
Ht. 1OL'ls, July 2R. The Ilruwns
nipped the lied Kox, 9 to 8, In the first
game to-day and then played a 1 to 1
dead heat In the second, which was
slopped by darkness. Nine doubles and
three triples were poled In the opening
show. In tho second 1-eonard fanned
iwche In eight Innings, lie also walked
seven and lilt two ether batters. Austin )
struck out four times against the south-1
paw. The scotes:
K1IIST GAME.
I10STON (A. 1.1 , ST I.OUI3 (A I.)
ab h p a e! lb h p r
nooper.n.. z i o o o
iliottnii.lt,,
4 : s o o
4 a 3 s l
narry.2b,. .12 2 4 1
AMttin.in.,
Spea
ikrr.ei i
2 : 1 OHoward.lb., J 1 J 1 0
llob'iel.lb. .1 1 15 I i)
Lcwls.lf... 5 1 0 0 o
I'ratt.Sb.
4 1 I 0
110 9 0
J 0 1 0 0
: o s l o
4 2 3 4 0
4 0 6 0 0
i o i : o
Walker.rl..
(lardner.lb. 4 1 0 0 0 Walah.c!
Scott, m, .6 0 0 6 0 sl.ler.ef...
Thomas.c. 3 2 1 )
Henrtksen. 0 0 o 0 i1
l.ivati ..
Aanew.c.
uaara. , .. o o l o o:
Carrtr.in.c, 1 o o o o
!Jime..p
rouil'mllk.p J 0 0 1 0
u ut ii. p
Mars.p.
111: o'.U'eilnuii.ti
I V 0 V u
looooi rr "
0 0 0 0 0 Tola!.. .MUll 1
110 10.
1 0 0 0 0
tOalnrr
(Irenr.p,
tWainer
Total., n It !l lit 11 . .
Hailed for Thomas In the seventh Innlnf.
tllatte.l fur Mn Iu the seventh Innlnir.
mailed for (ircur In the ninth Innlnc.
Ilo. (on. 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 3 0
St. I.OUls 004S0O2O -
Uuin -llo.lnii. Hooper :. llarrr, Hoblltiel,
,wo uan mis mioiioii, iiooper. wrunrr.
Thomas, Howard. I'rntt, Laran, Iwla,
Speaker. Thre bate hlts-llobliuel, Austin,
Harry. Sacrifice hits -Harry. :: Wslker,
Slolrn bae-Si-otl. Walker. Trait, Howard,
Wild pltchen Majs. Ijurtermllk, Pases on
bli;-Off James. 4i off K.ilh. 5; off Ore, J:
nn lajimermiiK, 3. siruca out uy iiutn, i
by James, I; by Majs, I: by Lnudermllk, I;
by Wellmnn, 2. t'niplres-Wsllace and Con
nolly. Time 2 hours and M minutes.
9ECONII C.AMK.
BOSTON (A. J.) ST IAVI lA. L.)
ab Ii p a ej ibh pi
lfoop-r.rf 3 2 2 0 0 Shotton.lt. 3 0 10 0
uarry..b. .2100 otilln.3b..
Speaker.cf 2 12 0 l.l'ratt.jb ..
nalner.lb, ..1 0 4 0 OWalker.rf..
I-el.lf, ..4 0 0 0 Ollloword.lb.
tlardner.Sb 3 13 1 otValsh.rf,,.
Seotl.so ,2 0 2 1 tU.avan.M...,
Carrls.in.e J o II 2 O'Agnew.c. ,
Ionril,i.. 2 0 0 0 o'Kooti.p ..
llnblllrell. 1 0 0 0 0 tfevereld.,
Collins p.. oooo 0 Sisler.p
Tniala..r, r. i r Total...
4 0 12 0
4 14 3 0
3 12 0 0
1 Oil 1 0
4 0 10 0
2 0 0 3 0
2 010
2 0 0 2 0
1 n o o oi
: u o
n.tttwl for Irf-onard In the ninth Innlnr.
tllatte.l for Knob In the seventh Innlni.
lloallill 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
St. IX1UH
rt ft ft ft I ft A ft fU.1
ol
Run.-ho.ioTi H.oer: St I,i.l.. Hn.ni.
Tun 1... kit.. u..n,,nr iv.n.r s.infl.w
i tula. irr. 2- Uonanl. Huoper, Scott. Stolen
i- Hirr). 2- lonanl. Hooper, Scoll. Stolen
i- atit. I.avan. Speaker, Pratt,
bv plteli,..l ball- Ily Koob iSpeaken: by
iiar.1 (l.avan. Acnewi. liases on hall-
Knob, l; off Leonard, :. off Slsler. 4.
lilt
lonnnl
nn i;.,
.struck ntit-Hy Ionsnl. 12. by Kooh. 3: by referee, who was considered not equal
sisler. 3. Umpires Connolly and Wallace. ' to handle the situation, has been dl
Time 2 hours and l minutes. " ile,1 nn.i ii... v.i.n.. ,i
CLEVELAND GET THAT HABIT.
Takr Tun Priiin Athletics, MnU
I n it "It In a Hon.
Cl.rvr.ijvNp. July 25.- The Indians de
felted ilie Athletics In both ends of a
twin bill, 3 tn l and S to I. to-day, mak
ing sl straight wins. Five of thcso
were at the expense of the Mackmen.
the vther game being won from Wash
ington W.ilksr pitched the first game
and ulloned only six hits, ln the sec
ond game Harstad was very effective,
while Hressler and Davis were hit hard
Tho scores:
FIRST C.AMK.
PIHI-A. (A I..I ! OLKVKLANl) IA I,i
Healey.Jb.. I 1 1 t o's'horih.H i o 1
Walh.ef.. s I : o oKehen.rf i l 3
b h pa e ah u p a e
0 0
' j;,, ,
4 10 0 ciiiptuan.ss 113 0 0
fk-hanrlf
3 13 0 1 Kirkr.lb
1 10 0 0
, I.aloie.n
4 0 3 5 osmitii.rl
S 0 2 0
; Melnnis.lb. 4 111 0 a Harbarr.ih
1 i.aiina- ... I i i..arTi"i..-n.
"o'iu'onn l )t MvXrn '
, Kno,"onP 2. 1 ir
Total, z: 6 211.1 3' Total,
Philadelphia . .. I 0 o o n
Cleieland t o 0 0 0
Kims- I'litlailelnhla. Walsh:
:o i 2: 12 :
son oi
i i o X-J
Cleveland,
Ki'en 2. Smith To..bass hll-Eelif n.
,.', 5.MiuVl
off Walker. I. off Ktiol-oii. 4. Hit by
pitched bill Hy Walker ochaiiei. Struck
I SI1'::"'' Walker. 2 J'mplre. Evans and
Time 1 hour and IS minutes.
S1XONU OaMK.
lilll.A lA I, i CI.BYKI.AMI tA. I. i
ab h p a e sb h p a e I
Heale,!th. 3 0 0 4 o'simorth.lf I 2 o 0
' Va)'h
10 2 0 OK.thencf ,113 4 0'
. , .intl.
' Sihans.li
1110 OChaimiaii.ss I 2 2 0 1 1
3 0 2 0 o'Klrke.lh 4 2 13 0 0
Latoie.2b
4 12 2 msmith.rl .5 3 1 0 0
Melnnis.lb
McAvoy.c
Kopf.ss
3 2 11 iUlirb.irc.:flj I 2 0 S 0
4 112 i vmby,.'h 3 2 3 ( 2,
iuii l.i-.snn.o. ... i o 3 o o ,
0 0 0 0 ( liarit.id.ii.. I 1 ft ! 0
! Hres.'le'r',p.'
t-one.p
3 2 0 1 01 .
1 0 0 t 0, Totals . 31 IS 27 14 3
Davis p
Total. Si 7 12 21
Harstad out, hit b) batted halt.
Philadelphia . nnni20fioi-i
Cleielaiul. ... 3000&000 x 1
' Iluns-Phlladelphla, Healey. Sclisne, l..
lle. Hressler; Cleveland. Chapman 2. Kirke 3,
Smilh 2. Wamby, Harstad To base hit
Chapman. Thre base lill-Southorth. Sac.
rlfli lilts Kirke, llarbare, Meliims. Stolen
baiwn Cliapni in. Klrke, S'liitli. liases on
balla-Off llurstNd. 2; off Hressler, 2. Siruck
out-Hy Harstad. 2; by llres.lrr, 2. Double
P'5?r-.nhr:. " amby and Klrke. Umpires
Chill and Klaus
Time 1 hour and M
minutes.
GREAT CAUTION BY GRIFFITH.
I sea Three Pitchers tu Win Where
One Sufficient.
Detpoit. July 15 Washington used
three pitchers against the Tygers In
the Until game this afternoon, tint that
' .aiiager
. n , ...AV ,,, i i i... ...
(irinitit waiiteit to mtiKe sure of tho
!'". hlcl, he won. 3 to 2. Unuss was
tn.J ... ...... ......
I bul tllU tme jcnnM :,w;,i ,m to
oiin iu
go tho whole touto.
Ayrrs. Gallia and
Johnson nil h.nl easy workouts against :
the locals. The score: 1
WASH I A L.i , DKTIIOIT lA L 1 i
ab h 11 a el uh hone
Moeller.rf 4 1 u 0 O'VItt 3b ... 4 2 0 3 0,
Foster. '.'b 3 ' 1 0)Ynutu.2b 3 0 1 4 2,
Milan cf .4 0 0 1 ol'obb.ef .. 2 0 1 0 0 ,
sii.ink.lt ,4 3 4ft 0 Craw ford. rf 41100
Qaliilll.lb.. 2 I 12 0 O.Yeai'h.ll. 3 1 2 1 0 1
Henri. 0 3 19 0 0 Hums. lb.. 3 111 1 01
MoHrnle.e. 4 112 0 lush.ss .. 4 13 11
Conuolly.Jli 3 0 0 0 O tMrhVi- . . 1 0 0 0 0
Aetsii .. 2 0 0 3 O'stan.ne.o 3 0 1 0
Ainsta . 1 0 ft 0 0 ik.ii au.ish 1 1 0 0 0
Gallia. p .1001 o'Daux p 3 0 0 1 0
Johnson. p 00000
.1 Tolals !
' 1 3
Totals HI . 27 13 III
Flatted tor Ayers in the eisbtli Inning,
til il led for Hush iu the ninth Inning.
(Halted for Stanace in the ninth llinlnt
W.nhlilk-tnn . ft ft 0 0 1 0 0
Delrnlt ... 00020000 02
Huns Washington. Mwller. Foster Mo
! ''Vi'".. "1 !:.. ..'v.1';'.',.. T1.""r
. .t .. . '"'. "7 - i.ir oiiinn
mil Ily Dallas, il; by Ayers, 3: b Johnson, 3
liases on nuns vjii uauss. oil (inula, 1
Double plas Foster. McUrldo and G.ilulll,
Yltt, Hill ii and VII I . Hush ami Slanane.
Sacrlflco hlla-Young, llonrj Stulen bases
Iluriis, Hush, (ianilll. Hit by pitched ball,
Hy Arra iCobln, by Dauss Kjatidlli l!m-plres-Dinecn
ami Nalllu. Time 1 hour mid i
50 minulrs. I
llnrtcy Tnki-s .Xlolordroiue. ,
The motor cycle riders at the llrlgh
ton Motiildiome went on strike Kami-. !
day night, dumanillng more money from I
.Manager .lariasu. ( onsriiueiitly there
was no show. The nuitorilriuiiii passed
front the management of .Mr, .Mnrlnsh.
It will reopen next .Satuiday night under
thu illrectlou of IMward llinvcy
Virginia League.
L. lC ' w j W,
K. Mount. 41 32 ,05 Portsmouth as 45 ,45
New News 41 37 .513'Siiffolk 34 d
Norfolk.. 13 34 .531, Petersburg 32 17 407
New Kngland l eague.
W. L. It! I w, I, pc
Lsnrenre.. 44 24 .sil'Mam heater. 35 39 .473
Portland. 42 24 ,ii0lwlston,.. 31 3s 119
Worivsler. 3s 31 ,62s Lowell.. ,,. 30 411 .ijo
lO'llll,. .. 37 34 .507lK1tlhburr.. 30 41 .405
Knights nf Columbus League,
Sun Salvador, 7; Xsvler, 1
Mjslic Hose, l; Ilrownson. 4
Unity, II; Twenty. Ihlnl District, :.
to Break
NEW REFEREE RUNS
INTO OLD TIME JAM
Veteran Valentine (Jets Place
at Velodrome and Has to
Alter His Killing
JOE FOOLER DISMISSED
Newark, July 1.1, Alfred lloutlet
again showed his superior speed as a
cyclist here this afternoon hy winning
the final of the Cilterlon Stakes, the
$1,000 mile event, with Cicnr Moiettl
second and Prank I.. Kramer, the na
tional champion, third, The race had
two finishes. Kramer winning the first
time utter Morcttl collided with (loultet
In the last half lap and damaged (lout
let's wheel so that the Utter had to quit.
Mnrettl fell after the Impact.
At first ltcferee Valentine was In
clined to let the race stand, but A
change In the rule providing for acci
dents was pointed out to him and he
altered his opinion. In the runoff
Ooullet took the lead In the last lap and
Morettl worktd Inside of Kramer In the
last half lap.
The riding of the Criterion caused
considerable feeling among the partisans
Of Krnmer and Mnnlli, In ti. l,t.i
which was ordered rerun Donllet wis
.v,Tnr w-m, KrnnfJ,"'1 fl ; a
leading, with Kramer second and
aiorettl third, Hounding the turn
Morettl moved up outside of Kramer ns
Ooullet stalled nnd the two foreign riders
thus had the Yankee pocketed. Iu try
ing to hold Kramer In the pocket Morettl
rode too close to (lotillet, struck the hit
ter's wheel and was thrown, That gave
Kramer a chance lit get out and he
passed Ooullet on the backstrelch The
latter eat up then und Kramer won by
himself.
Ooullet asked that the race be rerun,
as his wheel li.nl l,..r,i ,l,,r -,.., I u
"hnw"' three broken spokes and a rear
u. ,,iui!.; iu uaca up ins arpn-
ment.
There has been a hlg shakeup at the
Velodrome because of alleged Infractions
fit tllA I lltna I... 1.aI.. .U. I,. l.l....
ii ""C usiri, uir iiiiJUKIII
i eyclli-t. who has been held responslhle
! '"p. "1? "A""'"llan peril" through the
gathering together of all the Anstrnl an
i riners witn tne single exception of
.Ineku. Clark, who refued to go Into the
L.,,mblne In. bn I ,( .. ,1't.h
v.i ," . ,1 had his contract with the
'iodrome annulled. Arthur Hoss. the
i riders with the single exception of
I ,..n . .ut. uir .v.rnu
reterne, put In his place. Valentine as
sumed his new duties this afternoon.
Tho summaries'
I. w-.'ri r uiiimunn lianilleap, I'fo-
, fe.lonu. - nn by Frank i-orrv. jr. v.r.t.
...i- .........
Eddie ltiippre.iit. 3 j.,r.l., second! Hal
tiion,! Haion. 10 yards, third. Donald Mac
Dnugiill. scratch, fourth. Time, 27 1.5
serends.
Half Mile Nnilee Won by lMwar.l
llilley. William Itllllng, serond Time,
1 minute i teennd.
Three Mile Invttiitlnn. Profen.innal - Won
hv Kied Hill: llarrv Kaiser, sernn.l; Menus
lle.leli. thirj, William llanlsv. fourth,
Jtaymon.t Kston. Ilfth. Time, f, minutes
second
Three Mile Open. Amateur Won by Fred
Tavlnr. F.duar.l Kane, second; Thomas
Orlmm. third, Han. Ohrt. fourth Time,
mtniitte .'J sei'onds
Slnile pine,! Match ItMce. nifeolonal
Won l, Alfred ilrenda. Osi-ar Cirg, eeennd.
A .1 Clark, third. Time. 19 minutes l 2-S
s econiis.
Criterion Stakes. Cine Mile Professional
Won hy Alfre.l Ooullet. :ar Morettl.
o,seinil. Frank Kramer, third. Time, 2
4 1 110, llliniues is seconds
3 0 1 : 2i Omnium stakes. One Mile Profes.lonal
1 0 3 2 0 , Won hy Hre3 Uremia, llem-le McNamara,
3 10 0 0 aeennd, llol.-rt Spears, third. Time, 2 mln
. . , Ute. .", .e.-niiil.
Two. thirds Mile ll.iiutl, np, Amateur
Won hi Thom.i. (irliiim, 20 ards. IMuani
Kane, 10 irds. second , August Lang, 30
yard., thlr.l. Fred Whitney, in vsrJs,
fourth Time, 1 minute 15 2 1 seconds
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yeterdll3' lelllla,
Ililltmnre-Chli'agn iiame lalled off hy
reuist of authorities olng to Kastland
dlsfister
Pittsburg I. St Louis
Kansas t'ltv. 3; lliirfaln (first gamei
Kansas (itv, Hiin.il., ( is-.on 1 saniei
Standing of Hip (iiibs.
w I. It: W I.
1-C
Chieso
SI 37 r.v.i Nee.rk . 1.1 II
511
Kan. a. City ?.o 37
MrooklTti
r.1.1 lliirfaln
II M
II M
3.' M
St Louis II
.ttsburr l l S-f, Paltlmore .
To.dsy's Schedule.
HronWI n In St liuls.
Newark In Plttshurg.
At Kansas I ll,
nitST (I AMU
nun. iln i F I, I .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -2 'e, "o
Kan as t'ltv i p I, l.O 1 0 0 ft o x S 10 0
Hatterles iierson. Latum and Htair
I and Allen, Main and Kasierly.
, SlIi'uNH tiAMi:
i ii ii
Ilultalo iF I... . 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Kan. City iF. I, l.O 0 0 0 0 l 3 0 0 1 S it 6
i Hatterle-. Hedlent nnd Allen n,Vi,J
Johnson and K.i.terly.
At SI. lands.
Pittsburg IF L).. 00000004 01 '('
St Louis (F. ll .. .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 C 2
Hatterles Allen and llerry, Davenport
and Hartley.
American Association.
At Loiliatlllf . ,
Cleielaiul . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 s i
LoinsMlle 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 l-S 10 1
Ot, n..n...... ..
. v....,,, ii,i uiiiiiizb:
-iuor anil r.rll.bin.
At l'oltimbu:
Indian.npolt.
. "HE
0 ft l o o o 1 (ii , .
0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1-4 .1 0
Vllillllllll N
.V.Vr,'V .cheneberg and Colemsn: Sel.anll
in ...i,
' ,t Kansas City:
F1HST OAMK
n ii. e
0 0 0 u 3
SI Paul
Kdiiss. City
0 0 n ft 4 ft
0 0 1 0 II 2
" 2 X 5 9
Hatterles-Uilldd Williams and Johnson1
Gardner. Sandci. and Aletamler '
SKCOND tiA.M K
St Paul 0 0 0 : ft 0 ft J), 'VN
Kansis Clt OftftOftftoo 0-0 6
AT MH.WAl'KKK.
n.Il.E.
Minneapolis . 0 3 ft II ft ft 2 ft 4 0 ft ft 1 ft "ft
Milwaukee (1 11 0 11 4 2 ft I 2 0 0 0 II 9 17
Itvttiries-M. Williams, Kneel, Hopper and
Sullivan and Gh.irrlly. Slapnleka, Shackle
lord and Uranium.
STANDING OF THK Ci.lils
W L II' w I. PC
t Paul 5 .14 591 l.nuisvllle 11 if, ,i.
Indian inn is 5' 41 V, Clenimni
II 4-1 4TI
.iiiiiir.i.iin. . ..i .iiunatiKie
Kansas City 19 is 5;(i Columbus
II (l
35 17
OLD CROW
Mr?
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America's Finest Rye
SWHISKEY
fljSKjl T-I A TsIFI TT A PITT cniTD hac.Tt
WfJisSrl STRAIGHT
LiBrit&coi
MADE IN KENTUCKY, U. S. A.
H. B. KIRK & CO., New York, N. Y.
Alien trust
POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
AQUEDUCT TRACK TO-DAY
First Hare Illnuh Do, Nonrrildin,
Volant.
Second Hare liar, l.adjr Teresa,
Tiileritrrler.
Third Hare llntlrr entry, Whim
s), Corhrnn rntrj.
I '"ii rlh Hare Hedge, I.ro Sknlny,
Transit,
Hflh ltarr (loud, llrush, Ks.
((Mill.
Skill llare Sal Vnnltj, (lond
Counstl, Slellurlmi.
TO-DAY'S CARD FOR AQUEDUCT, j
First rae For three. year. olds; relllnt: six
and a half furluntv i
Uevll Fl.h UOIMInstrel ,,,,
Jei.e, Jr. . V't Outlook ,
MaTlamt Ctrl.. . 103 Ctie.lerton ,
Volanl 107 Innah Do...
Kotirrddln . , IMlAntrlm .. ..
Alhenn .... . . loliVlxnota
10
I"!
101 '
VI
W
iikii luie i J i
Second rare For three. year. olds and up
ward! selllns" i nnc mile,
llac , 113 Lahore . ,. 10,;
Taleearrler , lit I.ady Teres,,. . i)j
Frank Hudson, 1 Kj.tcr Star. , ,, lo.i
Wanda litter 107i9oinr of Vallejr ,. (ij
Third rai The Wakefield Handicap; for
to ) esr olils : lite and a halt ftirlonrs.
I'rlmv of I'nmo lliilands Olf . I0
1'ad.ly Whack . Ill llnz .. p
Miss Puttie. U2Whlmsy . u,
Aehleiement llli
Fourth race Tlie Yonkera Handicap; lur
three-year olds and upnard; one mile;
limits U lo Skolny. . .. 0:
Couuette ldilleilfe .... ,
llayberry Candle. loi.Holiday ,5
Tran.lt . . . 1021
Fifth race Steeplechase: 'or maiden three,
year olds and upward: selllns; about two
mtleal
Aviator 11? Cloud . . . .
Ilrusli 140 Suwannee . ,.
Kseivla .. 145 Aberfeldy
Stars and Stripes. 141 Cheer Up
McNali ... ... 141
Sulli Itaie For toear.olds; sellliif
furious.
stellarlna . 112 Importsnt
flood Cnuns.l lls'.Mutrl of Dundee
Dr Oremer... . lir Divan
Ill
IO
110
ISj
fire
, 101
104
. M
ill
. it
Hob Hedfleld 10! Tiiorsphy .
M lirnhv
. lOT'llall Hind
. 107'
Sal Vanity.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Vesterdai's Itr.iills.
Illchmond. S; Jersey City. 1 (first game!
Jersey City. 10; Illchmond, 1 (second
game; 7 Innings, agrermenll
Montre.il, 10, Toronto, 7
standing nf the Clubs.
W. I.. PC i W. I.. It'
Providence 51 25 .s7l'P.ochester.. .It 12 .103
nunaio. . ii si .i;jlllli nnirm.l
Harrlsburg 41 37 ,52'i,Toronlo,..,
.Montreal,.. 41 35 .519,.lersey City
To-du's Schedule.
Jersey rity In Hurtalo,
Harrlsbun In Itoclie.ter
Ilh.lllnnnd In Montreal
I'rnWdtncs In Toronto.
37 It .41
K 47 .427
31 CO .33
SKEETERS DIVIDE THE HONORS
Unit l.onn Home Slnj li Splltllnu
Kien Willi Illi'liniimil.
Jersey City cuncluded Its long series
nt home .esterday afternoon by divid
ing the double header which featured
the wlmliip of the four game series with
Richmond. Jack Dunn's llebels tiuk
thi- opening session? by a seme of 5 to 1
and Jersey City lame back In the last
no: with nn easy victory by a margin
of 10 to 1. In seven Inning". The scores:
F1HST GAME.
RICHMOND (I 1. 1 ,JF.HSKV CITY (I U)
all h i a e, ab h p a e
Crane.ss.. S 3 1 t o'Trui ,l.;ii :. I ; 3 o
Arann.:b i 1 5 1 0dlue.Jli I 3 2 I 0
Piek.Sh.,.. 4 2 2 2 0 Maiiiiliii.il, 3 10 0 0
llates.lf ..5 0 1 0 0 Denimltt.rf 21200
Jordan. lb .1 0 7 0 oTraire..or.lb 2 0 2 i 0
Tnipson.ef 4 110 0
Dunn rf .113 0 0
Sehnifele.c 3 13 0 1
Cottrell p.. 4 2 0 2 0
Ve uer Ih,
2 0 110 0
3 0 10 0
s o 3 r o
3 0 4 1 1
0 0 0 0 0
3 0 0 1 0
0 0 0 0 0
lllSKent ..
Purtell.s.
Ite nolds. c.
Hinr.p
Verbout.n..
Tntsls . S7 IT ?7 " T
.Sliernnn.
Totals -l 6 r II l
Palled for Verlioul In the ninth Innlnir. (
niehmond innioonn nj ,
Jersey City 1 0 0 0 0 0 o n ft t .
Hun. Illchmond. Crane. Aracnti. Ihrit.
i Thompson, Dunn: Jersey City, Trur.d.ile. '
, Three base hit Aranon. sacrifice litis I
; Mantling. Demmlti Stolen ha.. Pn lc,
Thompson. Dunn I!i-s on bills Off Cot- I
I Hell, ; off YerNntt. 3 Struck niit-Hy '
louieu. i; lernoiii, i in on Pases
Jersey Clly. 10. Illiiiniond. v. pa.se, lull
Heynold. Hlts-otf Itlhir. 4 In to.hln. of I
an intilnx t'niptrea Carpenter and Clciry. I
Time 2 hours.
SKCOND OAMK
niCIl.MOND ii l.i JKKsKY CITY ii I.ij
!r.r4n'.'.
" i' an n p u e .
0 3 0 I'Truesde.i'b
1 2 1
ew strr .s
1 l o ii nues
2 o ; i n'Mdiniing.lf
3 0 12 o'Demmltt.rf
J 1 .' o 0 Vesn r.lh..
3 0 110 Hlake.rf
J 0 1 10
3 2 3 0 0
.1 1 .10 0
I 1 7 0 0
Araton :h
Puk.Jh
llates.lf
Jnrd.nt.lh
3 110 0
V 1 ? J 0
3 2 2 1 ft
j o o l o
T'nipson cf 3 2 .' 1 Oll'.irtell
Dunn rf ! 0 2 ft Oiteynolds.e
Sohaiifele.c 0 0 ft 0 o shermaii.p
.iiai.ei.i .. o s o . ,
Meadnvsp 0 ft o o 0 Totals .'.11121 7 0
Cram p . . 0 0 0 1
Total. 1 1 4 1'
Came called by osrerment
Richmond l 1 0 0 ft ft ft l
Jersey City 2 3 4 1 0 0 s. p
Hun. Klctiinond. Hates: Jersey Citv, Trues-'
dale. : Flues. Demmitt. Yearer. lllnke. Pur
tell, i, lleinnlils, Shrrm.ni Two bise hlls i
Thompson, Kennlds. Dcmmltt Sai nfiiv hits I
- Df nimitt. Yesjer, Sherm-iu tnlen ba.es -
Truesdale. Manulnr. Demmitt. Yearer. Itlake i
Double play Thompson nnd Crane Firt I
ha on balls -Meadows, .: Cram, 2; Sher
man. 2 Struck out-lly Sliermni l Wild
pitch-Cram Hit by rltcher -Hv Cram iVc.v !
:rri Ia-ft nn baers Hlrhmond, ': Jervy 1
City. I'mplres-Cleary and Cariicnier
Time of game 1 hour and 3.' minute.
At Montreal. I
It II K i
Toronto tl. 11 .. 0 0 2 n o 0 o t - 7 is
Montreal (I. I. ) . 2 0 2 3 0 1 1 1 x -10 1", 1 1
Hatterles Herbert nnd Km her. r.ijore
and How ley.
New Vork lale l.eiigue.
AT SVHACCSK
U II K
Troy lOOftoooon ,, t
Sjracuse .... 0 2 2 0 0 4 3 I - -U 12 1
Hatterles Troy. Jiirman and Mcilrntn,
Syracuse, Itelgrr and Tiler
AT HINlillAMTU.V
It H i:
Scranlon . . . 0 0 0 n I l 0 ft 13 12 2
HlllSiiallUoii . 0 10 0 0 0 5 1 x 7 13 4
Hatterles Scranlon, Fo ,md Miller;
niiishHinton. l'roi k and Murphi
AT KI.MIHA.
It II P.
Wllkesbarre ft ft 2 0 ft 2 1 3 ft . ii ft
Klinlra 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 u ft -; f, ji
Hatterles- Wllkesb irre. Meehnn ai I,
(lldd.i. Klinlra, Dees. hi him Hitter mid
II. nil- I
U Plica Alhani Italn
stan hi Nn rip Tin; li.nis
W I. P I. .f
rto-l I? 25 rt.ii ilUcliirre i W
Klmllii 11 I" Troy in i ,-
iil I liinshaniinti 44 ' Siraeuse "i n m,i
1'7 S. I'.uiton .14 37 IsC Albany in ri
Ml II I,
S Put (Ifi
PTIRR T?Vi7
iir
I'T'Xlr-'""'J5'iC t i
iViissft
11
4-4
TOir.
RACING
AQUEDUCT
TODAY
By Emplra City Raclns Att'n
$2,500 Wakefield Handicap
Yonkers Handicap
2 Mile Steeplechase
and 3 Other Good Races
niisr itMT. a r -.mo p. m.
Spis UI Trains leae IVmi i. Station, :n,
St and 7th A also lintlmsli Ai , llrisik
I) n nl is .in. nnd nt IntrrmL up lo ;'. I'. ,M
Aiiloinolilli's take gu,H'iis lloulei.ird tn
Wissllmcn A v.. thetiin to Track.
(iltMI SI AMI S.I. i.4tiii:s SI. HI.
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hotelOjcottages
si'him! i.4ki: m:t it. . j.
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the State of New V.irk b. tli gnu- of ilml,
flee and liiilrpmilnil. To AHAHKI.LA I)
lU'NTINHTON. l.KONOHA II. POrtTUIl.
HKSHI KHWAItH- HINTINHTON . till,
l.MtD V HCNTIMITKN' CAHiiLINK Ii.
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ISAAC 1! (1ATKS. I'd', utor r the last will
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Jl'DH. ad nllil-tr.il.ir w illi the a III .nun xeil
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exeiutor of the last will and testament of
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und le.i.uneiit of Kdward II. l'nrdie, ,li -rinsed.
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last will and le.'.alii. nt of Kdward II.
Pardee, deci.i.e.l. MAHV K l.KWIS. Ill
dlildiliilU. KI.I.KN A I'AIIHKK. FLOH
K.St'K K PAItHKK. ,i.1lnlni.r.i-ilx of the
Kooos. .llattels and credit, of I'rau'allii J
Pirlre di.eivid, und MAHV l'AKDKK
UlLi;s, and to all persoiiH Ititrtesled as
creditors, legateis, tost "I kin or other-
utei. Ill HlB t slate of I'lli.l.IS 1'. lll'.VT
INllTUN. decea.l. uli.i at the time of his
death resided lii .New .irk County. SK.N'H
liHKKTlSli.
rpoll the petltl.Ol of l't.1,.11 Trust Cotn-
pauy of N w York, n tin. tee under ll.e
will of Ci'.lls V II initliii;t..ri. tie, . used, r, r ,
the lienetl ,.f r.il'is II Siiiuml-. In. widow '
and ri iniilnderiueii, h iMug it. prltiiip.il
place of lolslties. at No SI Hro.idw iy.
Hnrouab of Miilllt ittan. lity of New lirk
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tin Hall of lleiord". Ill t)i" I'oiinty of Nov
York, on the 2Mb dn of . ptemtier. 1913.
at hilf.prit ten u'diirk tu the f.irenoon of
that ila, whv the ui iount of l.'nlon Tt ust
Colllpall) of New York, as trustee under
the wid of folll. P. Huntington, iloce.i.ed,
for the lier.ellt of I'olll. II Siilltllls, Ills
widow und r. tn.ili.derliien, mImuIi! not ho
ju.llcl il! s. til.. I. and the true mianlng
an. I '.,nstru tlon of tho List will and
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s.ed di'iernilni .1 .yid dei larsd in. .re pir
iiiuliirl so a. to determine wliit person
or persutis .He enitiel t,. th t . r 1 n l..i I of
sat. I trust fund tinner sold Will, fur the
liiiietlt of I'.illls 11 Minimi, his widow and
letnalllderilietl
IS TKSTIMH.NV WIIKHKllF, Wo ham
eausul tlie Sen .if the Surrng ties'
Court of the k.itd 1'oiioty of New
Vork to be hereunto .itlixeit WIT
NKS. HO.NiillAIH.l.; JOHN P
II, S 1 i'iUIALAN a Siirro.,ie f our said
Count), nt the i'.iuiim of ., iv
York, the d iy of July u tfiH
-ir of our l..,rd. ,m. thousand
tllll. hundred und nf , rti
DANIKI. I DOWDNKY,
Clerk of the Surmg itev I'nurt.
Si MMO.N.lKM.
si'PHKMK 11 ifii f m:c vuiii;
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