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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1920.
Ws AWe Z)oue fiWer Brakes Leawng Dodgers in Lead Local Teams Idle Owing to Rain
REDS LOSE CHANCE
TO GAIN THE LEAD
Drop Pint flame in Eleven
Innipgs to Braves and Win
the Second.
Hobton, Aug. 10- Hy falling tu win
botli ame of a iloiiblo hetdOT here to
day i'lrrlnnnll lodt an opportunity to dis
lodge Hrooklyn from llrst place In the
race for th6 National Lcautio pennant.
A It wm the HeilH split oven, the homo
tomti winning tho Hr.ft game, 4 to I, In
levetl Innlngn, while Hie visitors took
tho second, a freo for all iifrjlr, 13 to
lo, three, pitchers lu'lng lined by ench
MM,
lfuether WM ejected from tlio flrRt
ame fur disputing decUSOBI on balls and
BtrlUes. Watson made It five straight
victories In winning tin- first game, which
wu decided after two were out In tho
eleventh hy successive doubles Jiy BOOOkel
and find. The score :
riHST (iAME.
W.M.Johnston Flashes
Wizard Stroke at Newport
i
National Champion Finds N. W. Niles Aggressive,
Swift and Steady and After Losing First Set
Comes Through With Winning Tennis.
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Two nut when winning run wax scored.
Itattcd for Powell In the eighth lnnlnf.
Clnelnnatl. . 020000001 0 0-3
Boston 0010100100 1-4
Two base Idle Hoeekel, Ford. Three b&M
hlta Paubert, Ron ah. Stolen baee-N'eale.
Sacrlflees-Wlnso 2. Ilntli. Sullivan. Double
play Oroh, Itath and Daubert. Lift 00
basea Clnelnnatl, 7. Ponton, 7. Rases on
halla Off Ituether, .1: off Bailee. 1; off Wat-
acn. i. iiitu off it.uther. 3 fa'8 Inning?;
off Snllre. fl In (1 Inning". Struck nut-lly
Huether, 2; by Snllee, 2; by Watson, 1.
Losing pltche r-Salleo. umpires-Moran and
Rlalcr. Tliuo of faint- 2 hours and 5 min
ute. SECOND GAME.
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Sncial to Tim Hi and New Yosa Hhiiih.
NswroaT. R. I., Aug. 10. Out of a
dozen or mora brilliantly played
matches, any one of which would give
an ordinary tournament distinction, the
victory of William M. Johnston, national
champion, over Nathaniel V. Mies of
ftoston, stood out as the most thrilling'
on the Casino courts to-day. Tho con
test saw tha Callfornlan a bit unntoady
nt the start, which was not surprising
considering tho fact that ho had stepped
off a transatlantic steamship only a day
or so before but It also saw him como
through with his characteristic fighting
rally In time to turn Impending defeat
Into a well deserved triumph. Working
up gradually to hi best speed and con
trol, Johnston appeared to find himself
In the lat division of a three-set match
and before the match was over flaHhed
some of tha wizardry of stroke that car
ried him to tho top a year ago.
Johnston was one of three of tho
American Pavls cup players to make
their appearance on the Newport courts
In the annual Invitation tournament, the
Other two being R. Norrls Williams 2-d
and Charleu S. tlarland. The fourth of disposing of Hugh Kolleher of New fork
nls than ho showed to-day, but Wash
burn not only stands higher than iar
land on the ranking list, but has been
playing superb tennis ever since the turf
court season began. There are not a
few here who think the Seabrlght
winner has more than an even chance
of winning tho Newport trophy deeplto
the presence of Johnston, Williams,
Davis, Roberts et al.
Washburn nt His Rest.
Washburn, playing skilfully and with
exceptional control, broke through ser
vice Just once In each set, but as he
won all his own scrvlco games, one
break was sufficient to give him a
straight set victory.
The Held In singles narrowed down
to eight survivors In the third round.
Four of them, Hilly Johnston, Willis
B. Davis, Roland K. Roberta and Clar
ence J. UrlfTln, arc Callfornlans, and the
other four nre G. Colkct C'atier of Phila
delphia. It. Norrls Williams 2d of Hos
ton and .S. Howard Voshell and Wat
son W. Washburn of New York. Grif
fin was carried Into extra sets by Har
old Godshall, a Pacific const Junior
champion, and Davis had his hands full
Giants Idle in Showers;
Play Two Games To-day
T
HE succession of showers yes
terday nfternoon converted
the Polo Grounds Into a
lingo lake nnd flooded out the doublo
header which was to havo been
pUyed between tho Giants and
Pirates. First the opening game
was lwstponed and then the entire
programme was washed Into the
Harlem Hlver.
Thero will be two games this
nfternoon, und It Is likely thai there
will bo two more to-morrow, a the
card called for a series of Ave games
and the Giants want to get In as
many contests aa possible while
they are travelling so fust. Doug
ln:i and Benton will be the New York
I II, hers to-day, while the Pirates will
call on Adams and Carlson.
the conquering International team,
William T. Tllden 2d, winner of the
Hrltlsh championship, was not on hand
and It was learned definitely to-day that
he will not be here during the tourna
ment. The Philadelphia!!, anxious to get
away from all tennis for a while. Is
going off to somo mountain retreat nnd
will not bo seen In action until the
national doubles championship starts at
I.tingwood next week.
Although Tllden was the man whose
appearance had been awaited most
eagerly, Newport tennis enthusiasts soon
resigned themselves to his absence and
settled- down to the enjoyment of the
day's tennis. And enjoyment It was, de-
spite the cloudy day and the constant , j" J,
mi rtt I I'l I a in.
Totals. :w 1" IS 27 IS 1
nulled fnr Pick in the fourth limine.
flatted for Chrtsttnbury In- the fourth In- I
nine.
Cincinnati (I30SS0O0 0-13
Roston I 1 1 0 I M I 00
Two bae hits Pnnenn, GrOD, Holke, Mr
QllUlan, Three base bits -Itath, Rouen, 2;
Holke. Home run Kfale, Stolen base Mann.
Sacrifice- Gowdy, Iioublo play K&pf, Slck
Inr and Pnubert. Left on bases Cincinnati,
B: Boston, 7. liases nn balls tiff lilne, 2:
"ff Eller, j Off Rudolph, 1. off McQuillan,
I off Oeschger, I, tilts-uff Ring, 3 In 1 In
ning tnoiw out In the second!; off Eller, 4 In
1 2-3 limbics; off Brassier, 8 In (1 1-3 tunings,
off Rudolph, B In 1-H Inning; off McQuillan.
6 In 3 2-3 Innings, off Ostehger, B In It In
nlnus. Hit In pitcher By Rlns, 1 (PUk);
by (leschEer. 1 iPtineani. Btruek out By
i Eller, 1. by itteasler, l; by Oeschger, 2. Win
ning pitcher Ring, Posing pitchers-Rudolph.
Cmpire Rlflr and Moran. Time of iam-
2 hours and minutes.
ANOTHER HOMER FOR SISLER.
Mnkra Ilia Sixteenth nf Senson
When Braves Ilefent Red Mux.
St. Lome, Mo,, Aug. 10 (American).
Timely extra base hitting by Williams.
Efallth, Tobli) and Slsler enahted St.
Lotus to win to-day's g;W from Boston,
G to 4.
Slsler got bis third home run In three
days nnd his sixteenth of the season,
with Gerber on base In the seventh In
ning. The score :
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4 0 1 4
2 0 1 (I
3 011 3
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4 II 0 2
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3 2 3
4 Ii 1
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4 0 0
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Vi ston 1 n n n 1 o n 2 n 4
Bt. IaiuIs 1 1 o 2 il 0 2 0 x tl
Two has hits TbMn, Williams. Three
base hit Smith. Home runs Slsler, Karr.
Mertflees Brady, Mclnnls, Tobln. Mouble
plya Scott. Brady and- Mclnnls. Smith,
CerbST and Slsler. EjOjtt on bases Beaton,
10: Rf. Louis, . Bases on balls Off
Push, 1 ; off Lynch, 7. HttS Off Bush, ti In
4 Innings: off Kan-. 4 In 4 Innings. Hit by
pitched b'aU-Bv Lvnch (Menoakyi. Stunk
jer-By Kair. 2, by ynrb, 4. Wild pitch
sjruair. Uoalns pitcher Bush, empire
Bsllln nnd Connolly. Time of fame 1 hour
and nn minutes.
ONE SINGLE OFF DOAK.
Failure to Cover First Robs Him
of Vn Hit Gnme.
PHn.AriEi.rHiA, Aug. 10 (National).
Donk'B failure to cover first base on
Williams's smash between Hornsby and
Poumler In tho seventh Inning robbed
himself, of a no hit gam In to-day's !
to 1 St. IxjuIs victory over Philadelphia.
Hornsby stopped the ball and cou!tl
easily hnvo retired Williams at first
base. The score :
ST. I.nriS (N.) I'HILA. (N.)
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Four r.lb 4 I 1 17 o OiLeB eau.lf 2 1 0 2 0 0
Btocli.3b. 4 01 0 lOIBawl'f.Xb 400 1 1 1
H nsby,2b 4 10 1 4 01 Will ms.cf 3 0 1 S 0 0
Shotton.lf 110 3 OOMfttsel.rf. 200 3 in
Lavan.se. 40 1 0 B OlFs-te'er.ss 3 00 4 40
Heat'e.rf. 40 1 1 0 0Hl.MI-r,3b 800 0 10
Clem'ns.o 4 2S 2 1 OlWheat.c. 300 B 10
Dofk.p.. .inn 0 AOIIIubbell.p. 100 1 10
IWr'aton 100 0 0 0
Totala..33nl0 27 18 0Betts,p... 100 0 0 0
Dnvl Cap Men Begin Early.
In order to catch 'up with the rest of
the field the Davis cup players, a day
late, took the courts as early as 10
o'clock this morning. Neither Johnston,
Williams nor Uarland had a particularly
strong opponent In the opening round,
but nouo of them made any attempt to
win quickly or decisively. It was the
first time they had stroked a ball In
nearly a fortnight, and they bad not
got rid of their sea legs, so they con
lentod themselves with tuning up for the
more Important matches In the second
round, wlifch were to come an hour or
so Inter. Johnston, for Instance, after
romping through a ti 1 set with C, K.
Shaw of Pawtuoket, eased up consider
ably and permitted his opponent to run
Into a lend of 51 In the second set be
fore he bestirred himself. Then he
came along with an Irresistible rush
and won six of the next seven games
for the set and match.
It rained quite hard several hours be
fore play began, and tho crowd did
nut get to the courts as early as yes
terday. However, when Johnston nnd I
Nlles appeared on the championship
court for their second round match
Newport residents, the women folk re-
splendant In their gay colored summer 1
attire, were filling the stands rapidly.
Niles Indicated from the first that he i
by a score of 63, 97. Dick Will
iams defeated hoth J. W. Poster of lios
ton and Theodore It. Pell of Now York
without being extended and Robert!
played effectively In scoring over (.'. J.
Curley, the Rhode Island champion.
Roberts4 ground strokes were under
better control to-day and his volleying
at the net more precise.
Only one of the Davis cup players
will remain In the tournament after the
next round Is completed, for Johnston
and Williams are drawn against each
other for to-morrow's feature match,
Davis to play Chut, and tho other
contests nre Voshell vs. Robert! and
ashburn vs. Griffin.
William M. Johnston ami Clarence J.
doubles chant-
I plons, for the first time litis sen son
j played together tiL-day, and their work
I showed no lack ofstiiooth, concerted ef
fort, despite the long interval since their
last tournament without calling on
anything like their best speed they dis
posed of Joslah Wheelwright and J.
Poster of Hostoti by a score of 6 1,
62.
Other doubles teams to advance to the
third round were Nat Nlles and Alfred
Dahney, former New Bngland cham
pions, who defeated Watson M. Wash
burn and S. Howard Voshell of New
York rather easily ; R W. Williams and
Richard Harte of Boston, tnd Davis and
Roberts, who Were hard pressed by S.
Godshall ami It. llnckley, the Pacific
coast Junior champions.
Freedom of CUT 'or Davis Team.
On behalf of the State of Rhode Isl
and QOV. It. Livlnsstoii Heeckman, a
national tennis champion mote than
three decades ago. welcomed the Davis
cup team during the afternoon session
and congratulated them not alone in
their tennis victory abroad but on their
high standard of sportsmanship. -Mayor
Jeremiah P. Mahoney followed with a
(diort speech, In which he welcomed tin
players on behalf of Newport and of
fered them the freedom of the city.
William M. Johnston, replying for the
Davis cup team, thanked everybody for
the cordial reception and asserted tnai
. . . -i mmmm-I .,f ,!,.. tonnlu f'inM lit
was out to win, home had as much to do with the vic-
good showing. Ho played aggressively, ; , , , ,ourty,
stroking swiftly, making remarkable . aWhi I
gets and forcing a fast pace. Johnston
had to settlo down Immediately to his NEWIMItT INVITATION BINOLES.
best efforts, and thanks to his effective pi, nunrti Ootbst I'mi. Philadelphia
service held his own from the start, won from Major E. 1 Parian
w. rosier, Boston
by default
Oaraea alternated for n long time, but t- -v.in riT'wi t.r
Nlles was winning on his service more i ..,;.-.,, 'gan Francisco, defeated C, K
s. the bitter i ni... Providence. 1. H-; 0. .1 Curley
I
ti1'
I Totals . ,2 I 1 27 11 1
Batted for Hubbell In the sixth lnnlnf.
t. Louis . i o o i o o a o o 1-5
Philadelphia ,J0 0000010 0-1
Two base hit Founder, J. Smith. Homo
run Clemone. Stolen base Shotton. Sacri
fices Fournler, Le Bnurveau, Meuael. Double
plays Fletcher and Pauletta; Meusel, Pau
lette and Hubbell. Left on bases Rt. Loula,
; Philadelphia. 2. Bases nn balls-Off Doak,
I: off Hubbell, 3; off Brtts, I. Hlts-Off
Hnbbell. 8 In 6 Inning: off Betts, 2 In 3
inning. Struck nut By Peak. 2; hv Hubbell.
1: by rtetts, 1. Loalng pitcher Hubbell. Um-pirea-
Klem and Kmslle. Time of game 1
hour and 30 minutes.
EASTERN IJHAGUR.
At Worctslsr R. H. B.
Springfield 0 fi 1
Worcester. 5 10 1
Batteries Purvere and Wilder; Colley end
"Tyler.
At Brlageport R. IL E.
Now Haven..., 7 11 1
Bridgeport 0 3 2
Batteries Held and Nagle; Olynn and
Skiff.
The Albany-Waterbury game was post
poned on account of wet grounds.
At Hertford- n. H. E.
Hertford 2 4 2
Ptttsfleld 1 3 1
Batteries Sherman snd Keov MrQuad
and Jordan.
nilckly than Johnston on his
netting with a frequency that would
have been surprising ordinarily. Nlles
kept going at top speed and was very
steady, and the champion had to pass
him cleanly to win his points.
The first break came In the twelfth
game, when Johnston on his own service
made a succession of errors. That sin
gle lapse was enough to give the Bos
tonian the set at 7 5. Johnston flashed
some brilliant strokes early In the sec
ond set. driving at sharp angles and
forcing Nlles out of position with deep
hots Into the corners. He broke through
Nlles's service In the fifth game and for
the first time In the match had a lead
of 3 2. His advantage was short lived,
however, for he dropped the next three
games in a row, two of the.ni hard
fought deuce games In which the rallies
were long and heated. That left the
score 6 3 In Nlles's favor and the Int
ter's own service coming.
Johnston's Uphill Fight.
Tt was a trying situation for the Call
fornlan, for It was up to him to break
through the Bostonlan's service or lose
the match, and he had succeeded only
oncei In nine games In breaking through
service up to that stage. Hut ho faced
the task plucklly, and after an uphill
effort, during which he was twice within
two strokes of defeat, won the game. It
was sparkling tennis that accomplished
It and most of It was fought out from
deep court, for Johnston had deep re
spect for Nlles's passing shots.
Nlles had thrown all his strength Into
tho effort to win In straight sets, and he
was beginning to tire from the fast pace
he had set. Johnston, on the other hand,
was getting stronger and surer with
every game, and the tables were turned
quickly. The well nigh perfect control
that had the Callfornlan worried In the
llrst set began to desert Nlles until he
had very little of It left. His strokes
also lost power and snap, and Johnston
had easy sailing the rest of the way,
taking five of the last six games In the
second set and stx out of seven games
In the third. The Bcore was 6 7, 8 6,
11,
On An outside court and almost en
tirely overlooked by the crowd because
it was played whllo the Johnston-Nlles
match was going on. Charles 9. Gar
land of the Davis cup team, met de
feat at the hands of Watson M. Wash
burn of New York by a scoro of I 3,
g 4. Some of those who learned of
the result expressed surprise over
Washburn's victory, but It was not an
upset. Garland has played sttadler ten-
PatwtuelMt, d.-feated Lyla Is, Mahan, Ne
York, d2, 0i . Alfred S. Dabney, Boston,
Won from William T. Tllden 21 hv default
tharlea s. Garland, Pittsburg, i ifeatsd J
Brooks Pernio, jr.. boston, -.t. -
Second Hound Willis B, Davis, Ban Fran
rlaco, defimtid Hush Kellelier, New fork,
63. 07; G. c. Caner, Philadelphia, de
feated Charts W. Bull. Jr., New York, 01,
57, Bi; R. Nonia Williams 2d, Boston, de
feated Theodore It. Pell, Ml w York. 8-8,
0 2; William M Johnston. San Francis o.
defeated Nathaniel W. Nlles. Boston, re-7.
il 1 ; S. Howard Voshell, New fork,
defeated Alfred S. Dabnay, Boston, 03,
4 41, 03; Watson If. Wash). urn. Mew Ynr .,
defeated Charles 8, Garland, Pittsburg, ft '
5 4 ; Clarence J. Clrlf fin, San Francisco, di
fealed Harold Godshall, 03, 3-. 80,
Poland E. Roberta. Ban Francisco, defeated
C. J. Curley, Pawtuckst, 00, 84,
DOUBLES.
I'll at Bound J. P. E. Jonea and Arnold
Junes defeated Major B. B. Harrun and Ed
gar Leonard, 04, 0-3; Theodore P.. Pell
and Charles W. Bull, Jr.. defeated L. E.
Mahan and Commander 0, C. Olll, ft 3, ft 3.
Second Bound it. Norrie Wllllama 2d and
Richard llartu defeated Ptoderii k C, Intnan
and LylS Mahan. 81. tP-2, Nathaniel W.
Nlles r.nd Alfred B. Dabney defcutiM Wataon
M. Washburn and H. Howard Voshell, ti 3,
0-3; William M. Johnston and Chnrles .1.
Griffin defeated Joslah Wheelwright and J.
Foster. 01, It 2; Frederick C. UaKK and
William Bosenbaufn defeated C. Bgydam
Cutting and Staniund Spaeth, fi -2, 02; Wal
lace F. Johnson and K F. Pearson defeated
J. D. B, Jonea ami Arnold Jones, C 2, 112 .
T. B. Pel! and Charles M. Bull, Jr., defeated
Harry H Barker and lluh t;. Kstleher, f7.
ft 3, 61; Willis K. DavJs and Roland B
Roberts defeated H. Godshall and II. Hinck
ley, -8. 10-B.
The point score of the feature match
follows ;
FIRST .SET.
Johnston 04I404HB1B1 1-211 B
Nile 42014 0 434 3 4 4 iH 7
HECONl) SET.
Johnston .041442807-1 244 4- 40- R
Nlles 414 0 2 I 38324222 -450 1
niini) HPT.
YANKS LEAD WHEN
RAIN HALTS GAME
tP4Ctal to Tub Si n and Nkw Yobk IIssaiji.
CUIVgLANOi Aug. 10. Tho Yankees
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
w
, By DANIEL.
Copuright, 1920, bu The Bvn.Herald Corporation.
ITII "linblilt" Maranvllle of the Braves suffering from lnjunto
received In corrspany with Lou McCarty of the Cardlnala
as the result of a midnight automobile ride, Dame Rumor ha left
tho Boiton shortstop flat and has concontrated on Rogcre Hornsby. Now
York fans have resigned themselves to making the big fight In the National
League with the material which now la wearing the unlforme of the (Hants.
The fans ure not sorry either, for the Olatits aro playing an fine ball as the
followers of the spurt hero want them to play, and a far better game than
they had expected fmm thn McGraw outfit. But out of town critics aro
detormlned to trgdt Hornsby to the Giants. They care not whom they give
to the Cardinals fur Hi" -wound baseman, but they arp sure that the JlGO.OOO
tar will Join the Giants Imfurp August 20, which will end the trading and
selling period. After that tlnte players m-y bo released In the lcaguo only
fur tho waiver price. ,
The latest Kornaby yarn comes from Philadelphia. We are Informed
therefrom that tbs Glaum already have closed the deal and that McCarty's
to fi-. U T Aula .-fa-la A ..I..J , . UnOaa-,, I la nllOLreil hiltt
25,000 Out to Set Contest KVen McCarty, Hnrnos, Young and Doyle for Horneby. This Is quite a trade
With Indians. i If you want to believe it. If you do not want to believe It it Is Just as well,
for nobody who Is close to the New Yyrk club and Its recent operations will
give it even a tninuto's consideration.
McCarty has gone, so lie does not figure. He was not of much use to
vi re leaillni; the ( levelnnds 1 to 0 this the club, as McGraw had three other first class catchers, 8mlth, 8nyder and
afternoon when heavy black clouds came. I (jonifttles, nnd has a couple of promising youngsters coming In from the minors
tun bltng across the sky and the frame ,)(lfor8 , Barnei Is one of the best ultchers on the club. Ho has been
wns nil fa on account of darkneBB. rncn i,ii, . L, - . . .
rain erne, und after a wait of nearly ,loln ,hp m,,st 'Toctlve Pitching of late and could not be spared. Doyle, of
CM hour the game was called for good. c0'11' would not he missed If Hornsby came In at second.
It will be played on Friday, which Is a "ut aH for Voting, that brings on more entanglements. The Giants are
Vacant date on tho schedule for both ! nr)t nny too well equipped In the outfield even with Young In It. Burns and
learns. Young are tnpnotchers, but Hpencer Is not quite ready for a club In the midst
yulnn and, Covelealtta were pitching of a pennant fight. King has rewarded McGraw's patience with him and
. tul as far as the play went tha former j is playing an improved i;anre both in the field and at bat. He Is hitting
was uoing me newei - wi o iin ilaru, with nn average of .335, but Is used only against left handers. Young
has been ono of tho the biggest factors In the drlvo of the Giants, and Is
Ijlttlng .380, very close to the top. Hornsby would assure the pennant for
tho Giants If he came to tho club without the Giants losing Barnes or
Young. But tho departure of the pitcher and the outfielder would mean a
bigger loss than the coming of Hornsby would compensate for. McGraw ma
havo something up his sleeve, but It does not show at this tlmo, and
Is not likely to show.
-New York fans would rather see the Giants win without Hornsby, whoso
coming hero would muse a howl all over tho circuit, particularly In Brooklyn
and Cincinnati. This howl was emitted all over the circuit last year' when
the Giants got Xchf and Douglas. It was emitted In 1916 when the Giants
got Zimmerman and Haines, It comes with every move of the New York
club lo strengthen its forces in a leaugo which would be stagnant If it were
not for the Giants. Tho acquisition nf Hornsby even with the loss of
Young and Hnrnos would send all the other cities howMng about the Giants
buying the pennant.
DEMPSEY MAY GO TO
LONDON FOR BOUT
men nn oaaes lie pitcnsu nimseiu near
of entanglements.
The Yankees made thebj run In tho
second inning on hits by Iewls and
Uodle, Plpp's sacrifice and Ituel's fly to
Bpatker,
The same pitchers are likely to toe
the) rublwr to-morrow. The attendance
wus 2,1.000 to-day, the biggest since the
Yankees were hero in June. Three um
pires. Chill, Frlel and Owens, were hand
ling tho game.
RUTH'S BAT ARRIVES.
Babe Ruth's favorite bat, which ho has
used thin seasou In making bis home
run record, and a baseball bearing the
lamafitra i.t th Home Rtttl If It! urrlVtirl
in New York yesterday by parcel posti Bempsey Seems to Have Side Tracked Wills
from Detroit and are on exhibition In a " many nays ago Marry Wlug knocked out Fred Fulton and, In
show window of Weber A Hellbroner's tlle estimation of many followers of boxing, earned a chance with Jack
store at Forty-fourth street and Broad- Dempsey. Dempsey said before the fight that he would give the winner a
maicn. Me has signed to meet MlHke and is about to sign to box Brennan
The bat and ball will be presented to Rut Wills seems to have been side tracked. There hns been a lot of dis-
games at Qraveaend Race Track on "u" ""Ior,unnl. ' e out of Johnson's hollow victory
August 21 nnd August 28. Exhibited , . " PsliU1"nm('"t "f what Is called the color line
with the bat nnd ball Is a signed state- e" nM upon " of foullsh talk about this line and matters related to It
rent attesting that the bat has been 1 rioxers are Doxers, be they white or black. If a man's attainments In
used by the Babe. t"1 nnf entitle him to a match with the champion his color should not be
considered. Wills has earned the opportunity to swaD nunches with P)emi,.v
ACOSTA'S PITCHING a"'! !? V'7' nf ,lu' fact that he ""n,,ar" ,0 b0 the 'fongest contender tho
urcr a i c mcti v : ""V. . , : nw.wat "esey. But a Dempsey.
miJItl IO tlJI i-, i ""vhiil, uuiu u a tar more interesting one, from a boxing viewnolnt
than a Dernpsey-Carpentler (untest. about which there has been so much
tf ui-njuii ijjunci) mi rii j ciiti
Which Beats Senators.
CHICA0O,, Aug. io ( Aerican). Jose
Acosta, Washington's recruit pitcher,
trade a mistake in pitching to Joe Jack
fon In the tenth Inning to-day, and
Jackson singled and sent Weaver, who
had doubled before him, home with the
tun which gave Chicago a 4 to 3 victory
and the third straight triumph over the
Visitors, The score;
WAgHlNCTOh i A.ll CHICAGO (A.)
ab r h o a 61 ab r h o a e
Judgs.lb. Mill B0Llbold,n 111 l 00
ktllan.lt.. "'2 a OO B.u'litSalb 3 o l 2 4n
fllce.cf. 4 1U 3 1 o We'vor.oh 3 12 1 2 0
u Jarkaon.ll 402 2 0 1
I 3 llStnmk.cf. 4 12 3 11 11
I OiJ.C'teS.lb 4 12 14 20
t 0 uiaberg.sa 3 0 1 3 4 11
1 n Bchalk.c.. 201 4 80
1 Pal ei, p. . :i n 0 0 ti 1
Champion Interested in Coch
ran's Big Offer.
By 1 11 A HI. I S V. MATHISO.Sa
Jack Dempsey may go to England -0d
flglit Carpentler for tho purse of 60,000
offered by Charles B. Cdrhran. Man
ager Jaok Koarns has been thinking
seriously over the proposition, and whllo
he said yesterday he had not definitely
made up Or mind, he has not by any
means declined tha nffar trirtv ihno.
I sand pounds would be nearly IIOO.OOO,
I and it does not appear thnt any Amorl-
""n viuinoicr wcuKi gunranteo tno
chaniplon a sum nf that slue to meet t lie
French boxer In this cotinfry.
n addition to aJ.VO.OOu t0 Dempsey
'"cbran Is reported to have offered
.'.MS.ooo to Carpentler, which would
bring th0 total guarantee to tho boxers
up to approxlately 3i0,0UO. If Kearn
can tako(an American referee to Lon
don It Is not unlikely he will make the
trip. With an English referee In the
ring It would be a hazardous thing for
Dempsey to hit Carpentler In the body,
as the Frenchman and hi 01,0,.,,,-, or.
adepts at claiming foul. Therefore, If
dempsey Doxes Carpentler In England
It will be advisable for th world's
champion to confine his blows to the
Jaw.
According to present plans Carpentler
will arrlvo here next month to fulfill an
engagement with l-evlnaky, and It Is
not unlikely the details of a Dernpsey
Carpentler bout In London will then be
arranged. 1
Dempsey will engage In two bouts In
the Interim, his first being with Billy
Mlske a( Henton Harbor September 6,
and the date for the second, which will
be with Bill Brennan, Is to he nt
a meeting between Kearns and Bran
nan's manager to-day. Dempsey will
break training camp on Friday and start
for Benton Harbor.
It probably will Interest fleno Tunney
to know that, whllo the' referee called
the recent bout between Marty Burke
and Young Denny a draw, the ringside
critics were of the opinion thnt Denny
outpointed Burke. It was the second
fifteen round bout in which Denny had
shaded his heavier opponent.
it Is reported that several residents of
Bayslde, L L, have docidod to orgnnlre
a club and erect" an arena In which Im
portant bouts will be staged, The or
ganiiers have not divulged their names,
but It Is significant that Jim Corbett
lives at BayBlde.
Kll rbe.:;li 4 0 2
Harrts,2b 402
Bhanka.rf 101 I
O'Nelll.ss 4 no 2
O'arrlty.e tun 1
Aeosta.p. 300 11
Totals.. SI 3 2H lit 21, Totals. .811 4 12 30 1;, 1
tine out when Inning run was scored.
Washington 0000001 20 0-8
rblcspo 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 11
Two base hits B. Collins, Rlsberg, Weaver,
Thrt-S bass hlr-Struak. Houiu rua-Milan.
Hacrlflcas Rlsberg. Faher. Pouble plays
.lurife and o'NalU: (I'Nelll, Harris nnd
.linlKc; J. Collins, Rlslwrg ami J. rolllna.
Left on bases Washington, B, Chicago, h.
Puses on balls Off Acusta, 3; off Faber. I,
Ptruck out Hy Acosta, I; by Faber. 3. Um
pires Morlnny and Hlldsbrand. Time of
game I hour and 34 minutes.
Johnston
Nlles ...
4 4 3
n 1 3
1 4 4-2011
4 2 2-141
ASSOCIATION.
Jt. II. E.
1
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
BBS! I.TS of YKSTBBDAVfl A.MRS.
Tlie Jersey ;itv Akron game was poatpotmil
on aceoant of rain.
Syracuse, Bi Hoehester, 0 (first gamei.
Rochester, I ; Pyracise, 2 (second racu-1
seven lunlnca).
Baltimore, Il Buffalo. 0 iflrat ganwl.
The Ila'.tlmore-ilitffaln .leftind game veaa
pompon. , 1 on account of rain.
Die Toronto-Reading came was postponed
on account of rain.
STANDING OF TI1E CLUBS.
v 1.. p.c.i w. ti. r.c.
Baltimore,. 72 37 6i 1 Heading. . .. rts r,7 .482
Toronto.. 71 40 OWijeraey Cltv. 43 0.1 30S
Buffalo.... Bg 40 .33ltochatr. . 34 74 . 31:,
Akron ut 42 (IIS Syracuse. . 27 82 24S
DAUBS' gCBBDVJUn) KOR itj-DAY.
Akron In Jersey City.
Rochester In J-'i'raeuse.
Buffalo In Baltimore.
Toronto In Itendlng.
T Il.r.TIMOItF. 1 first (,-atnei R. H. E
Buffalo 00000000 00 R 2
Baltimore o 1 2 3 0 3 0 0 x 9 14 0
Hatterb s Martin, Thomas and Bruggy,
O'Hrlen, Heniley and Egan.
AT SKACIE (first samel- It. H E.
ttm 1 ester OQOOOOOO 00 f,
Syracuse 1301000 0 -1-5 7 1
Battel las Garrison and Manning; Buckley
anil NleherKall.
t Second tame, seven Innings by agreement.)
R. H. S.
Rochester 0 0 3 1 0 0 04 3 I
Swraouae 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-2 4 0
Batteries Workmen anil Rosa; Pttrttll,
Carlson and Casey.
Another Ureat Triumph for Oar Wood
The genius of Car Wood has found exuiession In nn,.thor 1 .
victory, the triumph of the Miss America over tho British defenders and
'he French and Spanish challengers for the international cup In England
yesterday When Wood determined to challenge, for the cup he provided
for all contingencies. Ho figured (hat In good weather he could win with
a small boat, so he built the Miss America, which Is only 28 feet long For
rough weather he built the Miss Detroit V., which Is 38 feet long All' of the
British boats aro 39 footers, only one foot short of the limit allowed Wood
has made a study of pow-r boat building and racing as no other man has
and bis Victory yesterd.ny must be nu-arded as something of a persona,
triumph. '
RECORD FOR GUARDSMEN.
IVevy Jersey Machine Onn Troop
Hang ( n New Hifle Maria.
Ska (Jirt, N J , Aug. 10. A record for
marksmanship unparalleled In the hls
torp of the National Guard In the I'nlted
States has been established by the offl
cers and men of the Machine Gun Troop
of the First New Jersey Cavalry of
Newark. The recoil was made in their
riflle qualification shooting during the
ham, paid $3,500 for a bay Fetor Quince
This youngster Is out of Alslke by Ben
Brush. He was bred by J. 1ST, Camden,
llair a dozen good looking youngsters
went for J200.
TROTS FAST ON 1-2 MILE TRACK
Oosurn-. N. y., Aug. 10. Harry J. S.
demonstrated that he Is the champion
half-mile track trotter of the season
this afternoon by winning the 2:12 trot
In straight heats. Herman Tyson, his
last week, the results of which have lusl 1 wa9 awarded tho Tiffany trophy.
been announced hy the Department of , C, " ' cup Pcnted by Thomas W
v-a. , .-a . ... I l-'ir'V Tlia , it,,,-
It III t TMP1 lfp ' i I ht. i'.wc.r-1 r n I 1 1llll""B'
other cavalry units and of the companies uiI2 lrt0l; ur"c MoOOO
DOW Third Infantry KeZm '.TvnT ' "J
" ,e oei iiiocu, or, n.
the
organised for
Itegtment
A totsl of twenty-four experts, nine
teen sharpshootcrsTTrTd nineteen marV
men, with only seventeen men not ounl
uylng. Is the most remarkable record
which Capt. Morton IV. Huttenlech'S men
hung up. The Captain, himself a crack
shot, will shoot on the New Jersey State
team at Camp Parry, Ohio, this month.
Lieut. Howard Atkins of tho troop
Last week won the Governor s medal on
Admiral
Announcement Is made that Lew
Tendler and Frankle Callahan have been
matched for the 133 pound Junior light
weight championship of America on La
bor Day. If they have reference to the
Junior lightweight class established by
the Army and Nnvy Board, they will
have to do better than 133 pounds. The
limit of the class Is 130 pounds.
Toung Denny, the New Oilcans wel
ter, who has been a thorn In thf pugi
listic puth of Marty Burke, weighs 14S
pounds and Is S2 years of age. Ho
would like a title bout with Jack Brit-ton.
Harry Wills and Sam McVea are in
dustrious chaps. They will meet In a
ten round bout In Buffalo next Monday
night, and two weeks later will appear
In a twelve round bout In Jersey City.
SOCCER MEETING roMITONKlf.
Owing to the absen-e of its president the
New York Football League, which consists
of alx soccer football clubs, the yearly meet
Ing -cheiluled for last night at the Broadway
Central Hotel was indefinitely postponed.
rOW TEAMS RNTERED.
Special to The BtM.aate New Yon llisnt.D.
ALEXANDRIA RAY, N. V., Aug. Id Tho
Tlmuaanil Islands polo tournament will lie
played at Hie Country Club polo fields, start
ing Auguat 10. with Dayton, Bark River ami
Toronto aa tne competing teams.
d...l n . l
rvuiu rvecavers L-OSt
Fob; $100 for Finder
Kptritl to Tee Srs Ufa Ksw Yoas H4Ln
CLKVL'LAND, Aug. 10.- n,b8
Ruth received a telegram
from Detroit to-nlgltl tein,,
hlm that the Knights of Columbus
dlmond watch fob he lost there lied
been found. The telegram was from
an employee of the hotel where the
Yankees put up In Detroit. Tha
slugger was so pleased at recover
ing the fob that he sent a check for
$100 to the finder.
V
QUALIFYING TEST CHANGED.
George Naraent Succeeds
Mnckle as President or "Proa."
Toi.r.oo, Aug. iO. At the annual meeu
Ing of the Professional Golfers Assocln..
tlon of America George Sargent of tn,
Bkokle ciub, Celiuntiua Ohio, the 1000
DBtloiuU open ohamplon, was elecled
pifoident to succeed Jack lluckle of th
tliWOOd Club; Inwood, L i. George Mc
Lwfl of Great ,Neck, L. I and Wllfrled
Tield of Wilmington, Del., were oho on
vlce-preeldents. Alec ,1'lorlo of North
Hlioro Country Club, Glen Head, 1,,
was reelected secVetary pro tern., or
until a paid national secretary Is named
The most Important business was to
i range the method of holding qualifying
tela for entrance into the national pro.
fission. ii ohamponahip, Honoeforth, In
stead of dividing tho country Into fee
Hons and tinalifylng twelve In the New
Stork district, eight In Chicago and
fotth, the first thirty-one members of
the pot who finish In the national open
tourney each year will be automatically
(luallfled. Tho thirty-second will be the
professional champion of the previous
year. This also permits entry of the
national open champion.
The draw has been made to-night for
the professional title tourney to be held
all next week nt the Flossmofe Club,
near Chicago. Jim Barnes, the chani
plelli was drawn to play the first round
with George Bowden of Commonwealth,
the new .Massachusetts open champion!
The completo draw follows :
Wllllo MarParlane, Port WaahlnRtnn b I
vs. Alex Cunningham, Ht. Joseph, ,Mi, ;
licylo. Deal, N. J., vs. Peter O'llarn. Hliacka
iiuxon; timirge steLtaa, Cireat Ntok. va,
00 rga Kayera, Merlon Cricket; Tom Ktn
Mtht Olympla Klelds vs. Alfred llorkbarth
I'lnailale; Pat O'Hara, Hbnekamaxon, va. i.
tangles Edgar, Druid Hllla; Joe Hvlvaater,
Rt. Alban. va. Tom Boyd, Vox mils; boo
l'legel, Lake Shore, va. Rob MacDonald;
Bobolink. William Enieblhorn, Tulsa
vs. Wallte Nelson. Indianapolis; Harry
Hampton, Richmond, v. Jncit r,0r.
den. Buffalo; Clarence Hackney, At
lantic City, va. Phjj Hitr, Tulsa
Lloyd Culllekaon, Westmoreland, n.
Charles Mayo, Ritgewater: Louis Tl)ltr,
llrae Rurn. va. Ceorge I'nthrrlngliam, Itlch
Mtnd County; Charles Hoffner, I'hilmnnt, va
I auric Aylon, Kvanaton; Arthur Clarkaon,
Kenoaha, vs. Eddie l.oos. Ravealoe. laaa
lUarlilc, New York, vi. Ceorge Thouipaoo,
New York.
HASRIiAI.1. (It ERIES ANSlVEItER.
Montreal ex-Brooklynho Krank P, Norton,
who died recently, waa catcher for tha i.l-l
Atlantlca of Brooklyn and not for the Ath
letic!. E. Motto Larry Doylo Is captain of th
Giants.
D, E. Klnster-Ruth'a home run record this
year Is the record. Your query ta surprising.
A. Caaeola Polo Grounds left flald I
the deeper.
M. P. J, R. The pitcher who waa taksn out
villi the score tied and three nn la chargaa
with the defeat, as he left the runs on the
bases.
Harold Poyle Your bat la off as Kauff
v aa stmt out nf the leagua.
O, O'Brleo. Jr. Bancroft played his fin,
game aa a Giant In Brooklyn on Monday,
June 7.
Frank O'Ntdl It Is a
R Solomon Giants beat Reds on Sunday,
August 1. by .", to 2.
ROD AND. GUN . NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM AUGUST
Sandy Hook IMnrcsa Jamaica Ray Govtrnnrs
(The IlonMnhoci Itay tCanarslel Inland
Date. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
August 11 4 40 ft:!6 4:01 ft 20 r. 29 A .'AS A 07
August If...., A:44 0:11 0:49 6:10 0:27 B:M 0:16
Auguat IS.., . 6.40 7m 6:4S 7 08 7:33 7:4. 7:Iit
Auguat 14 .... 7:J1 7:A.I 7:36 7:61 8:14 8 :.1 8A
August II.. .. 8:2U 42 8.25 8:47 0 03 ;2A 8 57
The time alien in the alnc table Is Eastern standard time
one hour
A:40
6:42
7'33
8:27
9:17
For
II TO Aff.rfiT 18.
Wlllot New
rotntPoi: t Haves
JV M. P.M A.M. P.M.
8:08 8:34 7.13 8:1
9:16 0 39- 9.01 9.24
10 j 10:37 10 00 0 2J
11117 11:29 10:.VJ 1114
11.57 11:43 ....
daylight saving time add
(Packer) .
t Moko Axworthy, b. ft. (MtHrij!.
- , forest B b. Ii. (Gllllea) 4 3
Native Chief, ch. g. (Croaaman) I A 4
SI- IHo Lincoln, blk. g (Monroel 5 0 5
nmr, z:mu,, gtosv,, 2:osl4.
- II trot; puraa $2,000:
Mary Coburn, eh. m , by Manrlco
it. f Pitman!
Mertron LtlloO, b. h. (Crosaman)
Lltile Hondaman. b. g. (Halatead)
Ouloa Belle, b. m. (Berry)
Peter Bunablne, b. g. (Monroe)..!
'..I . K 1, 1. .
the State ranges here. Lieut. Atkins o r u nii' 1,' ' ,wL''i:;
nme, 2:1114, 2:12',, 2:11'
2:12 pace; pur $2,000:
Margaret Dillon, b m., bv Dillon Ax
worthy (Monroe) 1
Wllllngton, b. g. (Snow) 2
Northern Direct, b. h. 1 Pitman) . . . . . . 4
Almaden Onward, b. g. (Crosier) . ,1
Polly Wood Billy, b. h. 1 Brooks 1 6
Vlna-e T...l. i.u. .0. .
8ABATO0A, N. X.. Aug. 10. Yearlings j Queen Ahbeaa! b. nv 'tPost) ?
belonging to Willi nm Nootlward, Ken - Amy, blk. m. i ., :r i n
neth Alexander, J. N. Camden, John H. Time, 2:06'i, 2:0444, 2:06.'
Morris and L. A. I.yne were sent to the I
and Lieut. Charles K. Wenm also took
Jionora In the Governor's match.
$10,500 FOR YEARLING.
Siiecial to Tirs 8cn ANn New Y'osa HsttAin.
Catching Sharks at Eire Island,
ntiiped baaa are like lightning you never
know -i here, they are Kolng to atrlke. You're
liable to find them almnat any place, along
the Jcraey or Long Island roaat. The "dyed In
I the wool striper big' will flah for davs at
a atretcn without a strike and be contented
with anticipation. He la annoyed it any
smaller fry or humbler species of flab even
t-other his bait. Ho haa Just one object In
mw a battle royal with a thirty or 'forty
pound striped basa.
Personally I like action of aome kind If
I Ihr. baaa are not striking, anil "action" Is
v lint h got last Sunday afternoon nt Point
o' YVoeUa, Fire Islnnd. 1 aaw no hIkii of a
striper, but I did break all records for
catching aharka, landing seventeen In about
four hours and losing as many more by
pluylng them In the aurf until they broke
sway. Fire Island aharka are certainly fond
of shedder crab. Nearly every caat would
tiliiK In a shark and they ranged from on
tr. three feet long.
turf fishing la a novelty at Point o' Wooda
anii the aunimcr residents were very muck
h. (crested in the proceedings, particularly
tho children.
There are some good holes on tha baarh
end I have every confidence of getting some
thing besides shnrka on my next trip, which
will bo oon.
Fishing in the Great South Ray near Ills
point ta good snd 1 aaw large catches of
ueakflah, fluke and lafayettes brought In.
1 can rocommend this place to tlahrrmen
who take their families along, aa the accom
modations are excellent and tlle bathing
fine. The settlement and the Inn are run
by an association of New York business man,
who make gueata comfortable and happy.
TERCIVAL S. BHOWER.
ROD AND GUN.
ROD AND GUN.
AMERICAN
At Toledo
uwauKttt) o 4
'oledo 1 s
Itattarlea-McWheeney and Gaston BtrVkar
and McNeil.
AI XjOUISVIIIO rt H V. c. 1 I o
Minneapolis 4 9 0 Mtostds'! ...... 2 4 0
.c ulsvtlle 0 1 2' Batteries Plgman and Pond . Vance, Tuero,
Batteries Robertson nnd Slaver- Tloe.e. I v.,,,, u V..II anil Hl- hoff
a K5.hr;. . . . At Mobil, (second game)
riia st. Panl-Oolumbua gam was post-(Mobile
poned on account of rain. iMempbU
At Indianapolis rt. 71 jj , Patterlea-LukonovIc and Portil
Kantna City 2 12 2 "d DIssMbft.
Indianapolis j o, At Atlanta Iflrst game)
Latteries i-ong-'r and Sweeney; Jones and Atlanta
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
At Mobile (first game) R. H B
R.ll.B
. . .1 4 2
..272
Ooodbred
Henllne.
R.H.E.
...10 14 2
1 r. 2
MUD PREVENTS TROTTINO.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. 10-c,rnnil Cir
cuit raring was again poatponeil to-day at
North Randall because of the muddy track.
Little Hoek
Batteries Plteehan and Mills. Jonnard and
Drottem.
At Allnma 1 second game) R.H.E
block here to-night. Because of tho rain
the crowd at the sale was not as large
as on previous nights and as a result
.1 the prices were not its high. Mr. Wood-
ward's youngsters were oonelderea bent
and averaged mure than the others The
top price Of ;he night was bid for one of i
his when S ('. Hildreth bought a bay j
colt by Imp - ted Wrack out of Imported
Mcnort II. for $10,500. Dr. McCuily op
posed Mr. Hildreth In the bidding and
there was some spirited boosting until he
was sold. Tim Woodward lot brought
$22,800, nn average of $2,950.
The second highest price of the night
was paid for a brown colt by Trap Rock
out of imported I- Rocollte, the prop
erty of Kimneth Alexander. Mr. Hll
Ureth got him for $5,200. AValter M. Jef
fords paid $4, COO for a chestnut colt by
Ballot out of Tardy. This colt was the
property of J. H. Morris. A. J. Gnlds
horough. acting for Charles A. ftone-
National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Th New York -Pittsburg doable header wa The New York-Cleveland and Phlladelphla
poatponed on account of ruin. ; Detroit fames were postponed on account of
The Brooklrn-Chltagu gania was postponed , rain,
on account of rain. ; 8t. Lout, Si Boston, 4.
Boston, 4; Cincinnati, .1 (1st gnme. 11 Innings) ! Chicago, 4; Washington. 3.
Clnelnnatl, 13: Boston. 10 (aeeontf game).
M. Louis. S; Philadelphia, 1. I
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Atlanta
Little Hock
Batteries BhaOhep and llager
and Ilrottem.
At New Orleans
New Orleans
Nashville
Pattcrles Phillips anil Ilowle; ptathani nnd
Jonnard.
Th.' Birmingham game was postponed on
account of rain.
2 0 0
Robertson
R.H.E
...2 0 1
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MONTREAL. Aug. 10 Americana will ha
prohibited from subscribing to the public
fund which A. C. Rosa of Montrte! Is rais
ing to build a Canadian challenger for th
America's cup. Mr. Rom announced to-day
that a subscription reelTd from a New
Yorktr had been returned.
RAS1.BAIX TO-DAY-
Games. Brooklyn va. Chloaao. flrat rmm
.vi. 13 lay-xirmoion ouo. kx. i imas ho. to
ww niaiion mi mm Aav,
-1-BBETS FIKTJ), J
1 ie
Brooklyn
( luclnnntl ..
New York ..
Pittsburg ...
Chicago ....
St. I mils ...
Boston
Philadelphia
Flayed. Won. Lost. P.C.
...fee no 43 ..vti
-.103 M 44 .000
...101 so M .340
... ee et 47 .tee
... 100 M SO .4sl
...103 41 SO .4S6
... 7 44 S3
... lei 40 ei
Cleveland , . .
Chicago ....
New York...
St, Loaki ...
Washington
Boa ion
.4S4 : Detroit
.300 Philadelphia.
Plaee. Won. Iiat. P.C,
101
,l.ve
to
wn
110
104
1M
13
103
m
so :i iai
on 1 1 .ntt
us
5 hi .son
40 SO ,31
40 SI .447
44 03 .StPJ
3S 74 .302
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Leading Hitters
in Major Leagues
AMERICAN I.EAOUE.
Phijrr. Club. 0. AB. n. 11.
p':i ker, ( levrlnml.lliri 301 S 101
Maler, si. iMb in 4;$ l ill
-I 'l l, .on, Cblenao. lot tu t MO 100
Ruth. New York. .114 3M l) IW
r.. ( olllns, chlcago.llW I.-: RS ISI
NATIONAL I.EA4IUE.
ii .ro. in. St. loiiis.io; tu: n.i lis
,i. smith, St. i o il-.. 73 4fl 4
Itiiush, Clnelmiatl.. Of) 374 SS 104
TVIIIIamn, Fblla. .. 93 394 AS 17
Myers, Brooklyn. . .100 40S AS ltt)
Pi .
,41S
.400
.300
ins
.3oll
.380
M
x.t
.382
.319
Plttsbors In New Yerk (twe).
Chicago in Brooklyn (two).
Cincinnati ta Boston.
St. Lent In Ptdte4k4ahla.
New York In Cleveland.
Boston In HI. Louis.
Philadelphia In Detrait,
Wasblngton (a Chicago.
(.IANTS va, pmsntftOn, tame. Ftrtt
Oanta 1 .3 p. M. Polo Orounda Adv.
ANDERSON
252 W. 64th St.,
New Yerk City.
USED TRUCKS
I AC MackTruck,5 ton, sold under gua'rantee.
I I Autocar, bargain, screen body.
! I Bethlehem. 2 ton, chassis only.
j I Burford. 2 ton, chauii only: cheap.
) I Ford tractor, with trailer attached.
; I Fulton, open body. I Vl ton
i I Carford, 3'. ton, chassis only; Al.
; I Hulburt, 2 ton, screened, half van body.
I AB Mack. 2 ton, told under guarantee.
! I Low cab Meek dumper. Pfi ton; a bargun
I Nash, 2 ton; look this over.
I I Oneida, 3Vi ton; reasonable.
! I Pierce Arrow. 2 ton; market body.
' I Seuer dumper, 6'i ton; vety reitonable.
I Selden. chatsu only, yh ton. price low.
I Sanford. chassis only, 2 ton; price tight.
I Troy Trailer, 5 ton; practically new.
I White dumper, 5 ton.
I White, stake body and power winchi Al.
FINE SHOE VALUES
UP TO $15.00
Now $7.95
English Cordovan
Wing Top and
Norwegian
Grain
Brogue
MOSTLY AM. SIZES. Oxfords
Johnson & Murphy
Low Shoes $15.50
Including Tax. Value $21.00.
SELHADA
Katassfaattlssj
.Sunilaj 0:30. Dally, xe.
Mon. snd Frl.. 8:30, from
Silver Wsve, Kreenort. Tare
2, Inc. halt, CAUMAN it- rlRNTON
BASS ASO III AfTtnSII-7 A. M. SUNDAY.
ijcaves Hneepsitead May
tally exceot Monilav s A M
'Capt. ARCHY BtrCKNIlR.
l eaves R. rt. dock. Wreck Lean:,
dally, exr. Mon. anil Erl., fl'43
train. Sunilny B:tB train.
Opt. OltOBQi WILSON
leawa Wreck Lead Station,
dally exc. Mon. and I'll.
0:4.1 train. Rumtay fi:!".
Catit. Jake Rathman.
SEA BAftS AST) BLACRFISH.
PRISCI LLA LEAVES BATTERY
ALERT
Old timer fishing from Prlscllla Satunlay ra.
mnrkni: "Beat hasa fishing in two jeare,
I 7t4o EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY,
i I unehcM and Refreahmenta Nerved.
Always plenty of bait. Capt. ENC-UANO.
BEABAS3 AND BLACKvnSIL
Steamer "LINTA"
leaves Cansrsle. 7 A. M. Dally rue. M"ti. asl
j I II., 0 A. M. Sunday. WM. McAVOT.
BASS rUBUfQ, 5 A. M. SUNDAY.
leaves Hheepsheau Hay 10
dally for Eluka.
FRANK BAUMAKN.
"Plenty Spots nnd Fluke.
lva. EnKehsMaen'a uork, South
Beach, S. L, 8 A. M. dally.
('apt. JAMES HEANSY.
Dally, 7:t.i A. M.
M , Sbeepabead
MARTIN
n rv leaves
Wigeon,1
Sea Star
n a. m.
Every day
Hbeepabead
Ray.
Pleau Ra,
Ulaikflah.
I .eavaa
llonniier'a Dock,
BICR BASS-SUN. ei30. I.ONO BRANCH.
U I 11 III dallv 8 A. M . ese. M,
M J H III from Rhcep-bead Ray.
IfleSJ aSielBS c L hakMI.
Big Catehea of Senbaia.
BIRALDAsrcarf
D,
Wisdom
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
eJV Vo' " ' 4M ft ' 8un
.V.;A', t. n Tues
iKP7 frootV? .OJ:
WPlBLiC Aun-icm v IDA
10 A. M.
Dunne's Dock, Hhoepahead Raj .
nlao charter, ('apt. CHARLIE.
MADELINES.
PhpTw MorntniaMd'
SHAMROCK
leaves East 13U St.. Su
day 8 A. M. for fluKS,
Phone Mornlnyslde 1375. A . LTOOTi,
i nauai asm nt irnrnan.
L aves Bheepslienu uaer
8 A. M . Sun. 7 A. M.
Capt. FLAije
ADMIRAL 1 ,',','y. slie,ATil,Yd 10 A. M.
- 30, Flake and Stele. Otot CHARL1B. i
foot
nil a mil leaves
rrtLMUin ,,0- p.r 1, c
set9taHN
IXi sssaa a-M A a ll-llB , - a
tsnOlLIL. AAXJt I KIN -
EAST 24TH ST., LEXINCiTON AND 3D AYS.
400 HORSES
Consisting ef
Both Frcth and Seasoned Stock
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
i Sale TO-MORROW
THURSDAY, AUCUWlZ.
1 kPr.lNNIMft AT in rft nrv a aa
...u.....ii e a a a. v. a,a.v.n .m.
"Iih the usual varied Mat of cumplete. bual
nee outfits wagons. Harness, etc.
Load good bisr hones coRsignod by
Doctor T. A. DONALD, LiRioln, 111.
lath St., Hoboken
R.R.. J c iiia
Thurs., Sat.. Sun. Cant. Ed RALETTt.
Ill VUPIA Eluke and neakllsh partita, ac
ULIKinn roinmodaHons Tel. umaah
rapt. BILL atARI LEV. BeafOrd, L. l
El. : ' K E -FX, I ' K E - EH I K E .
leaves stahle':', Canarala, 7 a M
Thurs., Sat., Bun. Capt. POLLAk!
"WHITE WINtiV for hire, pmata parties
Fluke and weakflah. Write or phone 180
Waotasb. Capt. (1UV DAVIS. ..'ttf,,r,i, U I.
FI.I KE AND SEA lAs.
Lvs. Ckmarsle 7 A M. rtali,.
8:W Pu 'day. DICK PtHSON.
auUIVI Cla- on Polnl. fi A. M. Tliurs
le.ni" Sat.. Sunday. Ilrlnjt naii.
CCCARTII "ally I. Sun. 7. from sieD,.
ErrUniii- head. cant. r. wnmr.
AMER'XA
Weakfish, Ruke, Ufayettee.
Til. ZUI ivi'ii rinrnor.
CHAK. NOKHIiKN, (iwwe rrrek.Jftmiilcin Bf
IDi FISHING TACKLE
We alco lend r.oney on tniklt.
j J. H FtKlK. T,A Av.. flf. gd St.. W. T. Oj
Commodore
0:4.1 train. Su
Georgie M
RosbR.II
nail) 8. rlu-. ,.
l-lheepsbe;,.! Bay.
b - P, M.
Mlehatl.
MIAIkli' leave Canar-W aven ,isv
DUAHl a. M. Cspt. M. P.owLANfi.
All varrantod horaea sold aubjeet tn trial
up to noon Saturday.
Money back then If animal prnvsa other
than as represented.
MAIN OFTTCB, ISO EAST 4TH ST.
JOSEPHINE ti
Leaves
daily
vnocin
ELMAR YTXL
itsysine DDen n A
; Capt. BBBT,
until furthar no.
HENRY REERE.
ecpshesd Bay dally.
Sua., 7 :30, GUS RAU.
Lvs. Moltter'I I""-".
Apesneweter BtetloBi
Thur-ilay and Snt.,
Sunday. Srg train. Hen Wright,
lva. Murray's. Wreck Uea-1.
dally . Tu. 0;43 from.
Sin. r. :J". train. M. Murray.
PLENTY Bit. BASS OS THE KLONDIKE.
Str. EVELYN -.. W i
Capt. .1. MARTIN. Slieep-lieadBa
4-nniiT KtSHlNll-T nillas. tsevllrni stream
rill io. ked; tood aceoinnio.latioiu . rata
tMM eer ilWSlVitw house. i-...ry-
lil. Menr"' -
t avlns llatlerj Laiinirc
lialh. rxcepi Monday. ' N
A. M.
haanlhrlll llB I I P. M.
, 7 :SD Sunday. Prolllmter.
Str,
' BANSHEE 5a,
Yankee PoiidlsH.y,"yar'AMM To": tom.
iTBgMONT "hstoT
Kg' a najraV itally " ktT Sunday t
biLVnUI Irom siiacphad Bai
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