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THE SUN, SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1919.
Dodgers Nose Out Reds in Thrilling Twelve Inning Contest in Which Cadore Engages in Duel With Reuther
DODGERS ROUT REDS
IN TWELFTH INNING
Cincinnati Scores In Final
Frame, but. Johnston's
Hit Decides Issue.
CADORE IS BAFFLING
Leon Pitches Airtight Ball in
Pinches Thrilling Stops
Feature.
Giebel Adds Another
Link to Title Chain
Mercury Footer Captures 440 Yard Metropolitan
Swimming Championship 'at Rye Beach Miss
Alice Lord Takes Fancy Diving Crown.
By GEORGE H. tSDEBWOOD.
The Hlndenburg Line, as the baseball
fans have nicknamed the Cincinnati In
fleld not through any unkindly allusion
to the Teutonic ancestry of Daubert,
Rath. Kopf and Groh. who compote It,
but In true American and aportsmanly
acknowledgment of the strength of the
German front that only the Yankees
could smash held for eleven long, pal
pitating Innings at Ebbets Field yester
day, only to be ripped asunder by a
fierce Brooklyn bombardment In the
twelfth. Through the gap charged the
Dodgers and snatched a 2 to 1 victory
from tha very Jaws of defeat.
For eleven heartbreaking Innings, clus
tered with crises, tense with thrills that
had tha Brooklyn fans tumbling from
tha heights of hope to the depths of
despair, only to bound up to the pin
nacled peaks again. Leon Cadore and
Dutch Reuther crossed shoots In as keen
a pitchers' duel as ever tried the heart
of man.
Reuther pitched splendid ball; Cadore
van better. But the mound wizardry
of Cadore repeatedly was Jeopardised by
threatened cracking of Ma defence, a
cracking that was all the more Immi
nent through the soggy field and the wet
ball, conditions that bred fumbles and
parented wild throws. For eleven fiercely
contested frames, however. Reuther and
his stonewall defence and Cadore and hie
masterly pitching kept the plate from
being sullied with the foot of a hostile
foam an.
The Palpitating; Twelfth.
Came the twelfth with Defeat's leer
suddenly being replaced by Victory's
winsome smile.
With two down In the twelfth and the
teams still deadlocked tn a scoreless tie.
Jake Daubert, erstwhile Dodger, sent a
long triple booming to the right centre
field fence. It was the first real healthy
rap registered by I he Reds off Cadores'
baffling shoots. Wltn Daubert on third
and two down Brooklyn fans were ner
vous, but hopeful, for three times pre
viously In the fray first in the second,
then In the seventh and still again In the
tenth had Cincinnati worked a runner
around to third only to have Cadore bar
the ecorlng way.
With the "They shall not pass" spirit
of the French at Verdun. Cadore for
eleven Innings had blocked the way;
Brooklyn fans looked for him to hold
the bridge again. Teon undoubtedly
would have done so had not fate and the
wet hall Interfered.
Groh sent an easy roller to Olson. The
wet ball slipped In Ivy'a grasp and he
threw low to first. Konetehy, however,
coolly picked the ball out of the dirt, snd
then Just as Umpire McCormack's arm
was Jerking up in the gesture that meant
"out" and no Cincinnati score Big Ed
dropped the bail'
On tha error charged to Olson Daubert
crossed tha plate with the run that at
the time appeared to have nullified all
"f Cadore's masterly pitching. Brooklyn
hopes dropped lower than the drooping
plumes on the rain dampened hats of
the Brooklyn belles.
A Fighting Chance. I Ecstoh, July 1 (National). Powell
To be sure Brooklyn had a fighting was the big Individual factor In Boston s
chance, but what a slim one, thought t0 i victory over Pittsburg to-day. His
th. fans, with Reuther'. grand pitching T Ruaolpn ,n tne third
snd the stonewall defence of baseball a aKnsw "y
aforementioned Hlndenburg line. It and bis home run to right field In the
looked all the more there would he no I eighth gave Boston tne needed run to
.-hanging of the score, "Cincinnati 1. 1 win the game. He also hit a triple and
Brooklyn 0." when Ward, first up in I single. The score:
Krookhn's hslf of the twelfth, went out I ..ittrrcro iN I BOSTON (K I
on a beautiful running catch by Itoush. ab r h o
Hut Btgbee.ef... 01 I WM'vtHs,si..
Crash! Krueger launched the Flat-j JsngiTri.'." 0 WpowSf.'rf.
hush Fuslleers off on a drive through the swcrth.lf. (: I t " Smith. ct .
Hlndenburg line with a slz.llng smash I Cu'ha-.:b id i io Hoik' tb
through Groh. Quick to sense the dying ; M .'Jt' - J,;,,
opportunity. Field Marshal Robinson ESTzHhe ' ..j, to Gowdy .e.
sent Grimes In to run for Krueger and i cooper. p.. . 30 n o i olRudolph.p
1 aoaiar UU 0 V B 1
TOUll ...
lo Giebel or the New York Athletic
Club, holder of two national swimming
chsmpionshlps and several metropolitan
titles, yesterday added another title to
his long string when he won the men's
metropolitan 440 yard championship, the
feature of the annual water carnival of
the Rye Beach Club at Oakland Pier,
Hye, N. Y.
In capturing the coveted honor Giebel
defeated three of hts Mercury Foot team
mates. The national ten mile champion
had things all hla own way, leading
from start to finish and winning by five
jra.es OVW Paul E. Chace, the former
Berkeley-Irving schoolboy champion. For
the greater part of the distance Chace
kept within striking distance of Giebel
hut weakened in the drive down the
home water and allowed I,eo to shake
him off.
Clarence E. Ross, who also represents
Erasmus Hall High School In scholastic
events, finished third, less than a yard
behind Chace. John Newnon. who last
Friday won the Junior national mile
championship swim at Lake Hopatcong,
was fourth. Newnon was never a se
rious contender and never swam better
than in fourth place.
The other starters were Louis J.
Jones and his brother, Willis If., both
representing the Compo Life Guards.
They finished fifth and sixth.
A Roach Conrse.
Giebel was clocked in 8 minutes 10 3-5
seconds, which is 22 seconds slower than
the record. That Giebel swam the dis
tance In as fast time as he did was a
rsra feat of watermanship, because the
storm lashed the water Into turbulence.
The swimmers In all the events were
forced to buck a heavy tide, which at
times carried them out of the course.
Despite the heavy downpour of rain
which continued from the opening event
until the final a big crowd with um
brellas raised stood on the beach and
watched the contests.
The other title event, the women's
Junior national fancy high diving cham
pionship, went to Miss Alice Lord of the
Women's Swimming Association of New
York. Miss Lord performed In splendid
style, rolling up the fine score of 118.11
points. The contestants in this event
dove from an eight footplatform. with
Miss Lord easily excelling tho rest of
the field.
Miss Meany Second.
Miss Heler. Meany, a member of the
Rye Beach Club, was the runner up with
115.33 points. Miss Bertha TomklnB. a
club mate of the winner, was third with
105.73 points. EIU.beth Becker of the
Philadelphia Turngemelnde and Helen
Walnwrlght of the local women's swim
ming association were tied for fourth
place with 105 points each.
Thomas Rellly of the New York A. C,
the open 100 yard handicap swim, de
feating his team mate Fnul E. Chace for
the honors. Chace. who had a six sec
onds allowance, was the virtual scratch
man. He swam a pretty race. Cornell
Bralsted of the Central Y. M. C. A. of
Brooklyn, the limit man, finished third.
The Brooklyn natator was allowed a
start of twelve second", hut failed to
I'lroflt by It. Before half the distance
had been covered he had been passed
by both Keilly and Chace. Chace. how
ever, was unable to catch Keilly. and
finished a yard behind him. The winner
was timed in 1 minute 6 2-5 boconds:
Little l.lleen Scores.
The women's open 100 yard handicap
RED SOX SOON WILL
BE SOLD, IS REPORT
Three Offers for Club, One of
Them From New York
Interests.
PLAYERS BACK BARROW
Give Out Signed Statement in
Support of Their
Manager.
Bosrox, July 19 That the Boston
American League club will, pass into
new hands in the near future seems
most probabls. "Inner circles" havo it
that Harry Frntee, the owner, has let it
out that he will part company with his
outfit Three offers have been made
went to Helen Lambden, unattached, ! for the club. One of these comes from
who was allowed 21 seconds Miss ( New York Interests and two are local.
I.ambden won by a small margin from ; the latter being made through a down
Miss Klleen Klggln of the Women's I town bank.
Swimming Association of New York. I The sum offered by the New Yorkers
Mlf-s Rlggln, who is 11 years old an.l j is more than a million dollars, Inc luding
a little shaver, allowed the winner four : the property of the club, but at least
seconds. Miss Charlotte Boyle, who one of the local offers Is as big.
started from scratch, finished far in the John E. Stanton of Brookllne, vice
ruck, president of the Sox, is Identified with
The other open event, the women's ! one of the lo.nl bids to gain possession.
100 yard back stroke swim, went tot The Red Sox, now In seventh place,
Miss Ethelda Blelbtry of the Women's , published to-dsy a atatemsnt signed by
Swimming Association, with Ruth Smti:i, virtually every member of the team
unattached, second, snd Alice Lord third. I denying that the team's failure was due
The summaries: j to dissension or to mismanagement.
Women's Fsnoy Hl.h Dive iJunlor Metro The poor showing Is attributed in the
polltan Championship) Won by Alice Lord. . statement to "a combination of bad
Women's swimming Association or breaks the failure of some nf the r.n.
York, with lin.li points; Helen Mctnr. rall,lre of regu-
Besch Club, with 115.31 points, second, hirs to perform up toaahelr past sUnd
Berthi Tomklna, Women's Swimming Asso-.ards, weak pitching ana continued bad
a.uon of New York, with 105.71 points. Muck on the field." Edward Barrow is
third; Helen WaU Wright, women a Swim- . . "trMtd his nlavere In
minr Association ol J-w York, snd Bill- treated his players In a
beih Beckor, Philadelphia Turiujemlnde, tied I manner that could not be improved
fnr fourth nlace with 1ljS points llDOn." and the statement twirls Ihnt "the
Men's 440 Yard Metropolitan l hampionshlp i piay,r8 are n 00mplete harmonv with
Swim Won by iLeo Gubel. New . ork A. 0. I thom,.!,-.. ..j .MV, ,,, ,. ..
l'sul B. che'e. New York A. C, second ; tn""r'l!" and w ltn "! manf,er.
Clarence A Ross. Ntw York A. C. third. carl Mays, the pitcher who quit the
Time :ll 2-S. team recently, will be trsded, according
nw ara ovum mn-.irip ioii.-j , to anj announcement by Harry Frazee
oy neien i,amoenion, unaunrnpy t.i seeun.ia., , , ulj aft. a i-. .... .. . , . .
v.i. cii,., vnn,.a-. uuimmtnc a...,.-.. ! He said that a I most every team in the
tiou of Sew' York (17 seeoudai. second; league was seeking Mays and that deals
Ethslda Blelbtry. Women's Swimming Asao ; now pending might Involve two other
Ti"0 "l 2S "U"" Vrk ' ",ni'' th"'d' j teams, with tho Red Sox obtaining one
lrVard 'swim, Handicap (Meni-Won by I or two Pitchers. The New York club is
Thomas Rellly. New York A. C. 14 s"condei ; very likely to land Mays.
Paul E. Chace, New York A. C. (6 seconds).
aetnnd; Cornell Bralated Central Y. M C, A.. ' f, pw p g a tin Dfl 7" nrP
Brooklyn (II seconds!, third. Time-! ;0i 2-5. C Lt,V C.LAIS U tSU ISitl ti
ino :r. R,..lllrnll S , -n i Vf It m A II . - W on
hy Ethelds Blelbtry. Women's Swimming As-I HITS' RFATS RFFi JOV
soclation of New YoMi; Ruth Smith, unnt " s J rvx-1-' JVyA
inched, second; Alice tord. Women's Swim-I
mlng Aasodetion of New York, third: 1 .a a . a t
Eleanor smith, unattached, fourth. Time OVml8Rie fJutpitches Jones
''woVsrd Mised Relay (dosed to Rye Beach Score Is 7 to 4.
Membersl Won by Margaret iruggy. William
Meany and Ueorge Mear.r; Beatnce Smith. i'umuvo Ohio Julv 13 (mericjnl
Helen Kromer snd Frederick Christ, second n f, ., . ' H Z II . . , '
Time l.s I Cleveland bunched Its lilts In ths
100 Y'ard Stnll Cup Swim iCIoaed to Rye . fourth and seventh Innings and defeated
Beach -iub Members) Won by Vincent Tur ! Boston, 7 to 4. Covelesk! outpltched
, . ... iv ... faSVH JAnaa h,- )., .- mere fT(u-tlv In Ih.
NEWARK RECOVERS j(
, THIRD POSITION
THE SUN'S RACING CHART.
Advances in League Race by
Humblinfi: Bingoes in
Double Header.
BUNCHED HITS COUNT
I "r I in-. CITY RACETRACK, Jnly 10. Halnlna, trark sloppy.
P.-)4 I'inST RACE For threcyear-olds snd upwsM. IM0.7J. Selling. Abont alt furlongs
war pUrt food Won naolilly. Poat. Off, 2.41. Winner, eh. g.. bf Carry Herr
mauii-Oatra. Owner, I- r. WAGSttR. Trainer. John Grsham Time. l;104-5
jjPHILLIES TRIUMPH
IN DOUBLrj HBAUtK
ides. Horse. Wt. St. 4
' 477 Osgood 103 8
to star Realm Ho 1
Ballast 113 9
601 Ting I Ling ... Ill 1
430 Celto 101 7
601 Onion 103 4
ill" ltsllj connell . . . . M I -.
04 B. B. Johnami. IK 10
60 Elected II 10S i
66 Trophy Ill
Fin
1
Jockey. St. 11. Sh.
Hamilton 4-1 8-S 4S
J' rslor - 4 M
S Butwell 10 I 4 1 : I
4 Dartee l 1 ! M
6 Wlda 1 62 M
Rlehcrsek 71 r 2 7 6
7 Kvsns 201 1-1 M
II Lyke M-I M 3 1
Carroll 20 t 1 i-j
10 Luna-ford .... 20 1 k-1 4 1
(twins- to heavy rainstorm colors could rot hs dlstlnculahed until the hera-s iiesrod
the tlnlsh. Osgood led sll ths wsy. Star Realm was always outrun. Others beaten
off.
r,,..lil noaro tn Ontsfftro I AOS IBCOJID nACE Purse, 1990 72. Three year olds snd upward. One mile arid a sli
....... teenth. ( lalmtng.
Binghamton by Counts of
6 to 3 and 4 to 2.
INTERNATIONAL I.F.AOTB.
Results of Yesterday's tiames.
Newark 6; Binghsmton, I (first tame).
Newark. 4; Blnghiiiiton. 1 (second gsme).
Kochcatex. : Jersey City. 4 i first munei.
Rochester. I: Jersey City, 4 (second unit).
Bsltimore. ; Buffalo. 1
Toronto. 3; Readln?. 1 (A. M gsme).
Toronto, 4; Reading. 3 V- M. same).
Standing of the Clubs.
P W. L. PC. I P. W L. IT.
Bsltimore 66 41 21 7iIBingh ton. 82 S3 u .;
Toronto.. 86 63 31 .640Rochester. 2 " 4 4M
Newark.. S4 48 41 .61.'; Besding. . . 80 21 62 .30
Buffalo... 81 41 40 . 504, Jersey City 82 : 66 Jli
Games Scheduled for To. day.
Jersey City In Rochester.
Newark In Binghimton.
Baltimore. In Buffalo.
Other teams are not scaeduled.
Binghamton, July 19 International).
The Newark Bears recovered third
place In ths International League by de
feating Binghamton In a double header
here to-day. Newark took the first game
by a score of 6 to 3. and then repeated
In the second contest by a score of 4 to 2.
Pat Shea and Jack Lyons pitched the
Bears to their double victory. In the
first game Newark outhlt Binghamton
only by 10 to 9, but the visitors from
New Jersey bunched their hits to better
effect. In the second game each team
got nine hits, but Fairbloth was ineffec
tive in the early innings, Newark getting
its four runs In the first three frames.
Ths scores :
FIRST GAME
NEWARK (l.) I BINGHAMTON (I I
abrhoael abrhose
Mlller.lb .. 4 2 2 11 1" O'RourkSjss 1 1 4 21
Wslah.2b... 411 6 0'EUert.e.3b ... 4 00 l oi
'acob.cf.... 4 01 3 OOlRHey.rf 4 1 3 3 0 0
Santent.ss. 411 1 6 1 Flaeber.lb 4 1- ' It
letter. rf... 3110 0 DiShannon.lf. I! 3 0'
ather.lf... 4 12 2 o o;Rchulte rf . :oi 1 oo
SleA'ne.tb. 3 0 1 0 3 ) McLarry.2b. : 0 0 t 10
Bruggy.c. . 40 1 6 'lHaddock.c . 3 0 0 6 2 o
Sbea.p 4 0 0 0 1 jB'vcrmlt.p.. 100 o i
Hlgginvp... 200 0 1 0
Totals. ..84 6 lb r: lioi'Smuh loo 0 oo
imlns. Start snod. Won easily Post. till. Off. I'.U. Winner, ch. f ,
n. ' . , fl ,1- . , V tVIC V T....... f 1 tt- 111 In. in
uwucr, .nip.. v. . i, . a . a, nw... n. ... ... - -
by Fair Play
No time taken,
ndex. Horse Wt. St. W K M.
mi Tailor Maid... 89 4 l'tt P P
SK, LadtM 113 3 7' Va, .1 t
W7 Kaunetus Flack 89 l I'M V 8"
698 Slnrter 110 6 3 5 4
CM Tjpaeeur 103 8 7 7
698 Mountain K 11 11 4 4 i
tin O. M Miller... Ill S 6
s:: Lady ward lot 3 6 8
61 Pleilrs 110 7 9 9-
Fin. Jockey.
l'H Wlda ..
lis Carroll ..
t Coltllettl
4 Sneldman
6 Tstor ....
s Hamilton
7 lis. I -a ...
I Erlckaon .
Stalker
St.
1-1
86
60-1
Ml
7-8
11-3
11-1
Wl
161
PI.
J-l
8-6
15-1
J0-1
-5
4-5
61
20-1
(-1
Sh
-6
1-4
I
8-1
1-3
M
6 2
)0 1
3 1
Tailor Maid made a runaway rsce ef it. opened up a big gap on the backatrsteb ami
won with plenty to spare. Lucius had no early spesa, cioaea wim a great rusn tnrougo
last furlong, unofficial time wss 1:63 4-6.
hslf
c ,
Sh.
6 OA THIRD RACE The Whin stages. Purse. $6,000. Two-year-olds. Fire snd a
" furlongs. Stsrt good. Won easily. Post t:14. Off. :17. Winner, b.
by Meridian Daruma. Owner and trains. R. P. CARMAN. Time. 1:10.
Indei Horse. Wt St. ' H S Fin. Jockey. St PL
694' c-irmanrtale ... us i t r ' .,lor I"!
677 Fcodor Ill 3 2' t' ' 1 Rummer 1 .1 1-1
687' Royal Duck.. . 116 4 4 4 4 1 Loftua US -5 -
(61 Furlough 113 3 3 3 I 4 I .tins ford 18-5 II
Carmandale held the race safe st sll stares. Was only gslloT' ng at the end.
Feodnr had no excuse. Royal Duck wss rery sluggish In early part, mored up Isst
rounding the turn, but dropped back again.
FOURTH RACE The Empire City Derby. Three-sear-olds. Mile and an eighth
627
Off, 4.12. Winner.
B. C. HILDRETH.
ch. c . by
Start good.
Jockey. St
Rnapp 110
Kumraer 12-1
Fator 1-90
PI,
Sh
rurse. 86.000 Time. 1:6S!6. At post. 4:11.
Ormondale Cherryola. Owner and trainer,
Won easily.
Index. Horse Wt. St. H M Fin.
(619) Purchase .... lit I 3 P 1" l1
(699) Balustrade 112 2 2 M P I
(60) 'Cirrus Hi 1 1 I '
Hildreth entry. .
Purchase waa under wraps tn the bead of stretch, where he mored up. went to the
front with hardly an effort and won breaking. Balustrade had liltle trouble beating
Cirrus. Latter quit.
COO FIFTH RACE Three year olds and a P ward Claiming handicap. Mile ami seventy
OaSfJ varda. Purse 11 090 73 ndded Time. 1:49. At post. 4:83. Off. 4:M. Winner, ch.
Owner, n. rnaii. iTainer, j. ntssimmons.
4. by Ballot-Almadic
Htart good. Won driving.
In.lx Horse. Wt. St. ',4 4
W Came Cock .. .ID 1 2 :'!A
(610) Snapdragon II. 118 I 6 4'
t.TO" Daydue :m 1 1 1
02 Teller . . .' IDS 1 8 3
CIS Mstlnee Idol ... 1M 4 4 6
V Fin. Jockey.
Vi I'tt Walls
2't4 2i Schuttlnger
i 3 Kslsay ....
4 4 I.unsford
6 6 Dsrles
St. PI. Sh.
. lt-i II l-t
. 1-4 11
4-1 1 1 !S
. li t 6 1 2 I
. 7-1 M 3 5
off a challenge frcm
Snapdrarm Latter ahnt off and knocked back on turn, mads up a lot of ground la atretch
run. Daydue weakened.
SIXTH RACE Two-yesr-old maidens. Fire and a half furlongs Purse. 1990 ;2.
Vmtrj Time. 1:11 a. 3. At poet. 6:08. Off. 6:07. Winner, b. f.. by Radium -Washerwoman
Owner. ,W!SONS FOINT STABLE. Trainer. William Shccdy Start
aooo won or Ttnr.
rin. .locaey. sr ri,
;iti t 1'UjTroxls IH l-l
l I Stalker 9 6 3-6
3 8' 8 Falor 2 1 3-5
(44 Walla 61 86
6 b Hummer 8 1 3-1
Mnke Tt Four in a Row bfi
Beating Cardinals 6 to
1 and to It.
RAIN DELAYS CONTESTS
FlMt Oame Ts Halted for Hottf
and a Half St. Louis
Uses Five Pitchers.
Index "Horse.
soi AUhran
691 Hticklatde
6V,' Midlsn ..
IH !psd ....
to:,. j..sle
Wt. St.
Ill 8
114 6
114 1
. 114 4
111 1
1
14
Sh
7 S
a!1Itti cB.iht IlucklHlite tirlns st head nf atretch. went to frcnt ar.d won hard ridden.
Midlan ran wide on all tilrn. loalng s Int of ground Others hcatcn nff.
1H tt.1,-1 Tim. I'll ...
B Yard S '-im K'losed to Boya of Rye l"nsnajn, I ne score .
Beach Clubi- Won hy Richsrd Kromer: Mai J BOSTON lA.) I CLEVELAND (A.l
rill. . h.nlnn ef eieW seconds, won ... ".1 '..""" -"''-!' . . so r n o a r an r n o a e
- . . . . -- .nil,,. Sr'-.'nuB umr.i-i . im i o " iraney.lf. . 301 3
1 A ll t i. ! 1 o i 'ii'hapma'j.as 3 2 2 1 SO
i Hooper rf.. Ml .1 1 oxspesker.cf.. 313 I 00
! Ruth. If . . 501 1 no smith.rf 400 0 00
Mclnnla :b. h i 1 11 1 c Gardner. .lb . 411 : 3 0
POWELL'S HITTING WHITE SOX EVEN
UPSETS PIRATES I WASHINGTON SERIES
Accounts for Runs That Give
Braves 2 to 1 Victory;
Perfect Day at Rat.
ah r h o a e
2 0 0 2 5 3
4 0 114
111 1 10
10 1 3 00
4 00 U 01
1 0 0 0 II
3 0 2 4 01
8 " 0 6
Roth 1 0 0 0 00
rCaldwell . ooo 0 o oi
Eleven limine: Contest Won rouis. . 4 it it 11 1
I Tfttili '-' tM 13 3
Ratifti for Tlifjrina in th nlntb lMltW
tShMOji buntinc third atririf.
NwiM..!T. 200:0001 1 -i
Blnjhumton 1 0 l 0 0 0 0 1 0S
Two btu hits Sargent. Jacob, t atl.T.
Finchrr. Stolen btt.es McAIpiM", BrUffjr,
O'Rourke. Rirrifl'-e hits -WiUh l. tf r
Eilrrl:. sarriflr fly Schultc. Double playi
MtUer tnl Btrirnt : fearfant, Walab d
Miller Left on liases Newark. T; Hnulum
ton, 4. Firtt battp un error- Newark.
Bases on balls Off iWkvermit. C : off Shs
4. Hitf Off Beokvermlt. T in 3 1-S intunrs.
oOioff Hifrins. 3 in & 2-1 mninsa; off Shra. q
in 9 mninr. Hit n.v Oltci.tr Hy Hrcrtvrrmn
(MoAlpHK): by Hicrtne iMUlrn. Struok out
- By BacttrermH. ); by Hljrjins. 3. Wiiinttijr
-H.I.S. Cns. Tnatt..- s.it..her tln.il.i.asmll
R,.h. n. A - 1 n ft IV'-.m.s. IK a-lA I V1 ' ' " a -vm, p.n ,.t. - ...u ......
Srmt.aa . 3 o i o ; Johnaton.lb. 4 1114 oo! BECOHD OAMK
MNallyss. l r t o 0vO"NetMr sni x ioi wu-mu ,n i nivnaiVKOM ,i,
?hJ?.n:b iJi J 5 'l'""""e" ""Ar'i o . e! M-HAMTON (1 (
f..,mA. in. .-. Xsi ejvu... I '!' ' ! OeoRourke,, .01 J
.rsiner .. 101 o on'
JERSEY CITY DROPS
DOUBLE HEADER
Skeetei
s: 7 io :: i: o -Wai.h.:h
..acob cf
1C0 2 50 Ellrrhe 3b.. 600 0
.13 7 OORIlev.cf 4 0 0 1 on
Sar.eis.ss-. 301 1 : l Fischer, cf . I 0 1 IS
Dayis.aa li(l 0 ooshannon.lf. 30 i no
letter. rf... too j o o ;Sehulte.rf . :( o o e
t.lher.lt 30 11 0 0rolelln.rf .. 210 0 o
Tunilile Before At
tack of Hustlers by Scores of
8 to t and 6 to t.
PURCHASE AN EASY
YICTOR IN DERBY
Continued from Ftrst Pag.
stretch and took place honors a length
In front of Daydue.
Tho sixth race brought out five maiden
two-year-olds to try t heir Bped in the
mud. R. J. MflcKenste's Bucktalde, a
. . . . a -, s. I. run
RviiEfTii. July It (International) - " or Bucnom ana Aa.ia.as ... ; ,aibhii
tv, 1.. n.v aicaatara were tumbled wwiw ana nsav.iy oa. ;
(ju.irier or a mi.e ne sreni pacs .o . Viitrne
I
n-.-cr In :i rlruh'e lien.ler her
scores of 9 to 4 and 6 to 4.
Fauel for McN'ally in ihe nioili innlnj.
inan ior sunmi in tns nin.n innui.
i Bsstnn I 0 0 1 o fl o 1 14
' rievelan-1 000(0030 a 7
i TVo base h!la -llooner 2. Rnlh Hchanr
I Johnston. Ccreleekie. Three hae hita Ch.p
; man 3. Speaker. sacrifice hit-Ctiatnan
; Sacrifice ny- Lamar. Doubte plaj Scotl.
i Shannon an,1 Mcinnis Left en bases Boston
i 12; Clerelsna. 1 Basea on hslla OH Jonea.
11 err (oveiejk.e Hiu-Ofl Jones, to In bsaes-Bnishannon
contest from t'alter Johnson. S to S. 1 Hit bi intcher-Br Jones'. I (Speaker.. nrn I Harnrr i
Kerr, -who replacerl Su'llvan. I'hl.aro'j- . .... .... ' ' ""","' - n in
by ( hieapo. 6 to 5 John
son Pitches for Losers.
Chicaco. July 19 (American) Chica
go evened the series with Washington to
day, n-lnning n cxcitlnir eleven Inning
nocheater won the firs. K.n.c in 1l,e , 'I -
third (niv.nff Zewars weni wild j . J : , ,
22 -r.rr.rr Mor tts&rXP&s
Blemlller could retire Uw .Me. ff an'd ne fHUerrt a s he
In tha HCtmd game Rot the te, pot ofr p stable's Alllvan.
,., .-, three ru:. lead on Al JJchact In the J daughter of Radium ami Washer-
nr, inning rhs Jersey, tied the score h ,.U8h d w ,,
by knocklnf du Brogan, but Rochester ,llt,n ,a H Mt BuoklW hung
Philadelphia, July 19. (NatlonaO-J
Five St. Louis pitchers failed to keep
Philadelphia from winning two game
to-day, 6 to 1 snd 4 to 3, making It
four straight victories for ths tail endera,.
Rain halted the first game for nearly
an hour and a half during the third In
ning nnd made the field a marsh. After
play was resumed the Phillies knocked
Doak out of the box and won in one
big inning.
fit. Louts obtained a lead In the see
end game by bunching hits with two
wild throws in the second Inning, holt
May went th pieces in tho flfth. when'
two bases on ball. a sacrifice and
singles by Paulctte and" Meusol won for
the locals. It rained hard during tha
sixth inning, after which Umplrs Rlglsr
called the game on account of darkness
The scores :
ST. LOUIS (N ) PHILADELPHIA (1 )
ahrhnse1 .abrhoaa
J. Smith of. 1116 ooiBsncroft .s. 3 01 IS
Mlller.lb. . 4 0 1 7 0 0 B'burne.3b. . 1 0 0 3 1 1
SfOAfe. at. A 0 I .1 1 n'Paulette.cf . 3 00 1
Horns'brss. Ill - f olMeusel.rf . .. 411 1 oo
H'cnte.rf.. 40 1 o 0 0 Ln.1erua.lb
M'Henry.lI. 30 13 1 0 Whined. If .
Balrd.lb... 2 0 0 1 s 1 Sicking, lb
nilhnefer.c 401 3 l 0A1ams.c . .
Posk p 10 0 o i olHo.j.p
Pherrlell.p., 1 0 0 0 0 01
Tlenioiia.. 1 00 0 C Tot.ls....
Wdward.p. ooo o o o
tSchultl. .1 00 0 00
Total. .. JO 1 0 "A U l
Balled for Shernell in IDS eitnin innissfc
Balle t for Wnodaard In toe ninth mm...
st. Louts onionooo t'
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Stolen bse-- J Smith z. Ssciiflcs bit
McIIenrv Bain. Btackb'irne. Sscrlflee fly 1
Bla.kburi.e Double r'ay icklns-, Bsoereft
and I.mWus. Left on bases-St. Louis. 1;
Philadelphia, s. nasea on balls Off Doak
Jj off SheMei' I; off Mosr. . Hits Off ,
Doak. fi in 1 Innings snd pons oul in fourth:
oB Sherdell. 2 In IntUnr.; "I Woodward.
1 In 1 innin.. Rtru "Sot By SherrteJJ. t- (
Losing pitcher Do. k.
SEOO0 OA VP.
ST LOUIS iN ) I VHiXADlSLPHLs. OTl
abrhoael abrboaei
J Smith. cf. joo l 0 OIBanerofta. Ill 0 10'
Mellrr.lb.. 30 1 4 1 1 lrarcs.as. . . 110 9 00
stok 2b 3 00 1 4 o'BIsckh'e.Sb. 1 1 0 11
Horneby.s. 3 0 1 1 0 01 pultts.rf. 10 1 (V 10
Hesthe.rf. 3 1 1 7 0 01 Vsusel.rf. . IS1 4 0
McHe'y If. Ill ( 0 OILudsrus.lb. 0S 0 1
Baird.lh .. 211 0 111 Whltted If . oi 1 0 1.
Whoe'rc. Ill I 1 r 5eklnr.:b. 10 0 i 1 (fl
vvoodw'd.p ooo o ociOarke.o. 3(in B on
"lemoos.. 101 0 0 01 R,xey.p. ... 110 o 4
May.p. .... t o o t 1 j '
Ooodwln.p. 0 0 1 0 0 31 Totals... 214 4 1 3
Tots', .. II I 7 11 tOJl
Batted for Wondward tn Ihs second tnnint.
Gsm" cslled on socount of darkness
S. Lonia o J fl o 0
0 0 0 1 ft 4
Two base hit -M.-Henry Three ha hit
TTornsbr. Sscrlflto hits Dilhosfsr BlacS-
Pauleite ijsft on bases St. Ijouis.
. 4 1 1 14
4 11 I 0
4 11 2 4ft
4 11 20
. Ill 0 10
30 1 27 lit
M'Aimue.3b . 1 1 2 o ii M, I.nrr.v.:b. 4 ; : SO
Broggy.e... 10.1 3 no Smith..' ... 111 I OS
Lo'ona.p.... 2 00 0 l fitpaip-loth.p. 100 0 l .
Harper p 2 0 1 3 4 0
Totals .. 32 4 27 f 1
I Total II : ? .; ... o
.Vexarlt . 3 1 ' o o n Bl '" ' 11 ''l'r rl," 1,1 """' on 1o.il- enough to take the place, two
Bintl.amtnn . . 0 1 0 0 I I J Ths scores; lengths in front of R. K. Carman's
Two bam hlta hmh. o Rourke. Itnlan I JEB1KY CITT (1,1 R0CH8BTJIR '14 I lfldltn.
bSfe- Cslher ' sIr,H, nil --Walsh. Lanna ahrhnse a r Ii o s S
Doub'.a nl.i-H.i,i,.i ....4 IPiacSuM. r.-, ' tv .'.., 'f 40! " Ol'KoslSb , .10 1 30
eari. . yirsl base I Fits, ns.io si o t nisee.ri ...
Bases on ball. OfflCobb.ef ... 41 S 0 llRM 'KUSS.SS 412 3
Hita On I.n.wml, : Rsiimsn .'b 4 I I oischw'ssr.ll 2 2 1 0 00
3: Philadelphia 1. Bsaa on bslls- Off Wood
ward. 1: off May 4 Hj.s Of? Woodward, 1
in 1 innin.: off May. 1 in 1 T-3 n nines; off
Goodwin. 0 in 1 1-3 innin. . Hit by pitcher
By Goodwin Rixey) Struck out By May,
2. Loam. pltcher--Mar.
BALTIMORE BEATS BUFFALO.
Takes First ..nine o Series by B e
1 Score..
ricruit pitcher, in the fourth inning.
scored the winning run on E. Cnllins'i
single alter two were out. Sullivan's
Inshaoiton
-: oo Lron.
tin. ins. (-ft ll.iri.er 1 In ,. -ti.il,,,. ,.-..',. II.
off Lyons i in I Innir.s tru k oU' T'. I Kr.n -I
. Hsrner. I: by Lj on- Wild pitch Kn,r 1 M rs.ai
YV I l.l.fUt iJ-IILlMrSiX eUM HLKt "' )m.ing pltcher-I.von. Lo.iii. Hud.i -
fill' - I- I r I . KM (1
Th
Invrstlsiatlon Still On.
sJewards" Investigation of the
ordered little Pete Kllduff In to bat for 'S.ier
Cadore. The midget pinch hitter's policy
of watchful waiting gained him four
bslls and his base.
Bleachers and grand stand bellowed
loyal defiance at the Reds and urged
Totals ...St 1 t Mill
Batted for Cooper in ths ninth innin..
Pittsburg i o 0 0 ft 0 o 0 0-1
i Boston Swisses . -
i Two haae hit s- Barbare. Terry Three base
i iisom .o stciKH one more diow ior hit Powell. Home run rowm
Brooklyn. The.tow thatched 8wede re
sponded with a Texas Leaguer, back of
short, to far out for Kopf or Rath,
oo far In for Rouah or Hresser. It
filled the bases.
Last half of twelfth, bases full, one
run needed to tls and two to win,
Johnston up !
"Take a hold of It, Jimmy, take a
hold of It I" wildly exhorted rotund
nobble as hs tried to do a war dance
in ths coaching box. "Take a hold of
It. Jimmy," echoed the stands.
Jimmy "Takes a Hold:"
Pld Jimmy take a hold of It"? The
little old box score, two parasaiigs on
the starboard bow, will show Jimmy
did!
Crack ! Sounded the ash on horse
' bids I Through ths box went the
bounding ball tn between Kopf and
Rath ! Over the plate shot Grimes
with the tying run! Swooping third
snd down ths home trail like a hunted
jackrabblt scooted little Kllduff with the
triumphant tally! Wow! "Brooklyn 2.
-' Cincinnati 1" It was all ovsr !
Gorgeous stops and throws by Groh,
- Rath, Daubert, Olson and Johnston,
glittering catches by Myers. Wheat
Roush and Bressler, a recovery from
. . I " ' : ft.urnhv.fl.. .fit l o e F ,.e
Bsaaliih.e.. soi ivRiahen.ib
shanks. as., sm ( 2 rlMcMu n.3b
j .,a.i, rio..o. o u I I - . fcsclialk.c. .
i Jolinson.p. 60 1 t 3 0 uil'.rsn p
1 , IKerr.p... '
J 0qH . i if - 14 J I
I Tntals .v. at i
Two out VbtM winniuir run wai Mord.
iihinrton K 9 0 0 0 0 A 0 J a
UOtfO 004100 0mi.. oi
bin hits Murphy. MnnonUv. John
umc, vs... IHIir U3P nil t O. Si,. . ., !...
i D4...VI.H a Hnsfnn . t.H4rn nn ia i,.. . ' ''
r - e i. ."'Hvcr, jaoKnn. Burrill.-i. vm
... Srha.U Ucriflfltt H V- r-ii4-s.
I TI, . r.1 SSaSU .. t . II
wildness and erratic fielding gave the j p,; ff M Tol.dC now are ,,. New
visitors t!ielr runs The score . 'York say representatives of Prank G.
WASHINGTON ia I I cmrAGO .a i ' Hal1 130 we" Korty-slxth street, who
j ,v i I1.? .da, li r i . i k t he world rights to the film. The
Judte.lb... Mil IftjUebold.rt.. 411 1 lol eicturss were sent here for .,.,. ..,
4 1 io fuh"lllnk. and there Is no (mention of
soi i o o , exhibiting litem for pay, it is explained
.".oi j o it ; The film was banned In Ohio. It has
:oi u l i been shown at private meetings of thoe
111, 2 o i Immediately Interested. Hall's aids ssy
loo o ii, they do not believe merely bunging the
410 l 11 film to this city has volated any law
Mr. Hall Ik tr.ving to have the. decision
Foster lb too i a o K. Coil's. .'b
Me.KT.Sr.nT I 2 4 r. Weaver a.
I Ric.rf.. 4 212 OOUsoksonlf
DATES FOR SDPERBAS.
Hroolalan tli.h nnouiict-a PllllnaT
of Tuo Open Days,
i ne BrooKiyn I postponed gama nf
Julv
4 11. O'llKelly lb..., I 0 : 1! 0 I
114 ? 0 o Hime.er lin . .
31 1 1 001Na.te.:b ... 4 0 0 0 0
3 s o i ii O'Neill C . 0 t n 00
100 O 0 VOaoVn.p. ... 110 0 .0
R . ai,t'.-r n 3 0 0 0 2 0'
. Totals... .31 I I
. 1 .. I
M I I I I I I H
I I I I I I I S I
hits Kate Kelly. Murphy.
Stolen base-Blake. Double play- .iBtlen.
Rrirfri.U'i ..ml Keiu- Hits -Off Z'-llar.. i in
Bt-rrtt o, July 19. (Intsrnatlona!) .
Baltimore won the flrst of the series
with Buffalo to-day, the score being 3
to 1 The score :
BCTFAjn a.)
i r h o a e
I 7c:Urs..
Tolala
Jersey i n.v
Ko lie.ler
rhri 9 bass
Mount Vernon Handicap, which was ie-
, J - J , , n-u..... v. nn, v. n - ..
ciueu ia. ii.u.suA.. un mv. uea.-,, w, .- BALTIMORE (1
plated yet several points need to oe , .h ,
straightened out, they sa,d. before they 'Maisel.ib... 3 0 0 0 1 OlDonslson.U. 100 oo
will hand down a decision, snd it ill 1 1. awry. 1 1 4 0 1 2 0 n Barnsj.cf... a o 1 I "
HO, be Monday or Tuesday before a terdlct "?-c iSIiV' . 401 1 t ft
. , known. .v, 40 on 0 OIBengomh.n, .11 ft JO
- ' Although the stewards are reticent : Btahon lb. n: WJv.aiinr s . .01 1 io
nnj refuse to gle rut any iiiforiiihtion , Boicy .s. .. SftO 2 o'Wiia :b . . soft Sft
shout tho rase, it was learned vester- L"er.e : o o er-ron.f h. IM 1 to
day that a majority of them are In
oe) PUamiller 3 in I irn.nra Virat 'favor or lining all suspicion from every
II .It'l I'lnClnnatl will l. ,,1.,-e.l n... error Kochealer. I. tyft 0S bases 'nne rnnnected with the rsce. It Is
at Ebbets Kield on Monday, Aueuat'l. Rochet let t JerssilCltT. T. Baaea on halls-1 lhf.,r contention that Wlilis Sharp Kil-
vn .-iia,.. - .......... -. . w,,n HHr a ion v rail an excc tl-
r .riiars. -. " I - a-.
n.em.Ker Wild i.llc.h-DSOen. U)n. maty mo race.
I'he postponed game of .lu'v it; with ' nitcher Zrllari I They are of the opinion thst he had
the It Lou, clut, will be 'played el Eb- SKCOKD OAMI not had enough racing since his return
bets Field on Tuesday. Auaruai "it i. is-nvvv city it . ROf HBTF.R (1.1 'from ilic farm to-put him In good condl-
" ' .-' -Vr both the.2,,'.v7v"er"'ri,;:
Bro4iklyii and Cincinnati clubs, Wemlller, i Wild piich-Oi
R.crlflce I
hits Schmidt, Terry. Sscrlnce fly Powell.
Double plays Southwortli sort Mu.lsltr
Schmidt and Cutshaw; Ksranrllls. Hsraof
anri Holke: Powell sn.l f'.ow.ly. Wi
of the t)liln Board of t ensors against
bhowlns the film In that Hlato rssclndsd,
bsllsOff Cooper. I: oil Rudolph
out By Cooper, ny nuaoipo. j
TIGERS QeTfOUR STRAIGHT.
IMll.WS OBT TWO PITCH EH S.
i 't r.vEi.ANP. July 1 Two new pitch-
Stead of on Saturday, August
originally announced. August 2 u
open data tor boih clubs.
Pitcher George Ii. Mo'.u.rt 1...
a rirooKli n club
Vire . 'oinmissi
I Cobb.ef
Bv
Johnson.
SHIFT TO TOLEDO.
Dbtroit. July 19 (American . Al
though Kinney outpitched DausB by n
narrow margin, mlsplays by tils team
mates and opportune hitting by opposing
batsmen gave Detroit to-day's game, f to
3. The victory makes tt four straisht for
raiLAKI.PHIA .T"' DETROIT IA ,-rnn'' "r, D" Will Beats
ab r h o a ( ah 1 h o a n To-morrow
wttt. 2b soi o l O'Bnuh.M 400 90
Thomai.Jb. ill l ' 0: Yo.injf ?n. ,n-i : j ioioo, 1 mm. July 1 9 The free tv
aiKBr.'i
Slrunk rf
Burnf in
rww ' . ' u'ik " a nan R ,ian ' ",,r v'"" 10 r urnmn. report .if t nnetP KieUt on .Sne.l'iv
rin" rU,'h,'.; V".b"" fejWK ?" the university of Vermont; .he LnTber M.lo p.rtlcip.,.7n Vh. coii
- - -- ------ , a.,. -, . ...... , ni.rt i or tne !,,..- ft,
Brooklyn,
.n ivati 1 - on jasnsaa . ,.f 1-. .. . . -
soUljsn, . in 1 innines inone oul in
-., as 1 n 11 . inn -a i. n. l .. ..
Inhnsnn hy Kerr 4 W.i,
Winning pitcher-Kerr.
ihra all
Wwerlh.lf. 4101 osKnst.lb..
FH'.'nsXb. 100 : 1 o'see.rl .
: ii i " i ot ii,.
. ich ser.lt
cf
:i : 2 1 2 1 lirsy c
401 0 I MCSITls.e .
IHre.nn.o
SI 4 7 II 14 :!Helltnan.p
Thomp'a.p. .100 0 1 0'Oordonlar.p 1 00 s to
Totals... .M l tt 110 Totals... .uurtlt
Baltimore 1 1 0 0 0 I 0 03
Buffalo 0 0 0 : 0 fl 0 0 0 1
Tn base hln- Jaoobson. Tlonig. Ben.ou.h.
Bishop Three bao h its Keatins. MrCsr
ron. Bacrlflee hits flotoy, Jacohson. Lsfcl
,-n bass Ruflaln. Daltimore. , ssea on
balls Off liordonler. 1 . off Thompson. V
struok out -by ";oriiomer. ?: by Thompson.
3. wi'd pitch Qordonl.r.
B. Uoliarl has signed 1 Bsnwsn.ai '01 1 2,isch-r
contract for i"n Murplur.lb. 10014 ooKeiu.it
,' 11 '.' S, i.r . 110 OlIBlakec
..lit urennan hag given ,.,. as . :l ' Nagle.t
Rehacn! p.
Totals .
ab r h J a e j tfon for a long, gruelling race and that
a?3 a 0,1 "'' Stoppea irom a pun to a wain out- 1
,,l t 0 ing the contest. Thev bellpve that! NEW ENC.I..NI UF.AOITB.
'i' It 0 OOlLoftus rode a bad race, but that If j At Haverhill Havsrhill. I; Portland. J,
4 12 00 he eiec-i it was mmnlv liec.iuse of b..d ; "r" m'... 1 ur ... s- ssnnii. 1
tit , 0 1 1 judgment.
-5 I so1 Pending decision I,oftus Is eligible to
.01 : 1 . j rid" He had a mount yesterday on
-no 0 on, (loyal Duck and will rids again on Mon-
1 '0:dHv. The stewarls said that until he Is
taecono asp-.")
At Pltihsurg -ritchburg, I: Lswlston.
(flrsl snnis). .- -'. .11, I; FltchSurg. I
(Second game).
dter.
Bounders and Grass Cutters Picked
Up on Baseball Fields Far and Near
I'll. SO SB
Kopp.lt..
Perkins.c
Kinney. p.
Dowd.2b.
Burma. .
Kerr.p..-.
RVU I
1 0 1 0 3 0ID
tin 0 II
1 0 0 0 00! Totals.
410 1 20
40 6 13 It 1 !T
a fall on the slippery turf and a awlft ! DMe hlts-struna. Walker.' Home run-Ileil
- peg from a sitting up position hy Ward
are some of the things engraved In
the minds of the fortunate tans who .aw
ths gsme, but over everything, overshad
owing all. was the masterly twirling of
Cadore.
Leon set ths ramping Reds down with
seven scattered hits and only Issued
two passes. His pitching In the pinches
was worthy of the peerless Matty st
the crest of his career.
will have to tell the rest. The acore :
CINCINNATI fN.l I BROOgLYN (N.)
shrhoael ahrhoae
Kath.tb (01 i r.OOIsnnaa in 4 it
Daubert. Ib 6 1 ! It Z OlJohnston.Ib toi 1 40
The bog ecore Little Bock
1 siomie
ill f ...,""'V . .41 , ; .I " P" is tne first race on .1,0 r,,o
.011. Iffllmin.tb: tTllf irTVf"r " circuit meeting eVf-iVTh
402 1 1 :'shnrten rf.. 2100 oiil"hlch will open on Moitdav. 1.1 .I "! '.'i'."".
I JflSSt-- t'i ! ii "1 "X'8 vnt Mlss Harns M. and Sin- i eurved over two'
....... u. ...c ira.-K Dy p,.clng t iires
consecutive heats below two minutes
and while the stage Is set for an attack
Totsu.1..iut.itT . r; 'zzz.x:
Batted lor rerains in tns mmn iniuni. " mere is anytning tn the
Philadelphia loooesooo-. "eld to force last year's winner below
Detroit 010001:0 t ( I even time.
Two base hits Thomas. Kinney. Three The Toeumseh Purse for : .14 trotters
Is the feature event on the card for the
first day The. four ; ear colt KeOrSgor
the Great, which won, at Kalama.no on
Thursday, will. If started, be the fa
vorite. In the Maumee Purse tPop) Ocers
will be given another opportunity to
duplicate his Kalamazoo performance
with Heir Reaper. The black horse hss
forced out In 2:04i by Royal Mock
whllo The Toddler. Rusy Lassie and
Prince Loroe were very active competitor
Thai oM baseball query, "tVho's In the Tvlar rtVal fsllad e so Ihrnn.l
hela !. i!h tha conn, thras and 4aw.t tha ..... .. ' "iroi.gi
- . : " -- a ,, rift'Jlll SCTS S
an-erei In tlie seventh Inning ef .-a
the Polo ."Irounda. Chaos I
rm pitcher, as
I: la r i-, I,, ,-a,,. m - .a. ..
o.if Viuthn nl.fth.4 I... at, ..... . . . '.' t'a-.i-- un
e.,,a- in nftimn witn cr er i
p.riara. aiinnui . naaa foil I, ran1
uaia tuuieu on Ills next
sapea Wu-i
rill gel s new manager.
t Totals
Jerses cut 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 t o 1
Km '.icster 3000010 1 -
Two hits HUdtln. ?. Naele Thr.c
h-,.c hits Kelly , Cobb HsT'dce hits
Ho-lri.itrt. Fnssiminons. Stolen bases- Uo,l
rtgues, lllake. Bain, an Mooera. Poulila
tins Roitrtpuer tiH Na.le: Mooera an 1
Murphy Hita-on Ilrogsn. 4 In . innings:
nf( Heiln'.an. t 111 o innln.a. Fir.1 bate
' I 011 .rrors- -Jeracr City. V Hit hy pitcher
By Brn.sn. 1 .Wi.cleasorthi. Ieft n bases
IhSt U...Ka.t.a .la,.., (ItV t First hi..
n,- balls Ofl Urns-an. 3: on Heiiman. .'; on
s.liliht I. Struck oul -By - Brosan. .: by
Heltnran, :: by Rehacht, 3 wild nltehss
l;r,-itfan 1: Schactil. 1 Wlunins ollrhrr
results j ,msn
g lit It hi found guilty of some charge he pre-
sun.ed innocent ann tney no not want
to deprive th lad of nny mounta
INDEXED EKPIHE ENTRIES. )
LEAFS DOUBLE VICTORS.
Th one ftflpr that lifted in n th
irea j r;Kht fltld stand for the winning run.
Iannka as though Hig Jinn, waa ths fellow,
who un In the h'.-
P- ri i'" rain and Tha soggy turf - 1
camea olaved on t Polo G renin da nl
Khhata Fild yeatarday wera two of tha
It la Cnedd that if Jack foomh, Bg
tha FtUIllM from Tinker th onot treat
pitrhr win gi-t along tmoothly with iha
Ml owner.
a4.a4.ty. WILL SPONSOR
SUNDAY SPORTS BILL
New England Association
in I, nt li, a -ii, ik by '! to 1 and 4 to
It Scores.
Tosivto. July Itl- (International)--
FlttST KaCB--'rhrs-reu--o:d end upward ;
man SacrlDce nils Kopp. Liyer. enorien
tatt on haaes Philadelphia, i: Detroit.
Bases on bails --.iff Kinney. 4: off Dausa. 1
S.ruck out-By Kinney, i; by Dsu... 1.
SOl'THKRN Aa8CIATION.
At Little Bock iflrst game)
Little Bock
Mobile I'll".
Haiterles Hone and Brottem;
Coleanan.
Second gsme
ft II E
...410 I
...9 16 4
i, - .. and
R H K.
. . . I . 0
...1 7 0
.Ka.-en Innines.)
Bsttarles R'.hinson and Brottem; f)s-
reskl snd i oleman
At Memphis
Memphis
Groh lb .... 60 0 ! 1 0 Hickman rf Still 1 00 . v..w llrlanna
Rouah.ef... .00 6 0 0IZ Wheat. If . 1 0 3 6 00 Batteries tioodhred and
Neale.rf. . ft 0 1 I 2 0 Myers cf.. . . ( 0 1 4 0 0 ! ana neberry.
Kopf.s... . 600 4 2 OIKon'tchy.lb 5 0 1 IS 00 At Hlriiilnghain
"reaaler.lf. 40 t i 0 0 Ward.1h
vringo.c. .. :.. 1 1 sjKruegsr c.
ftariden.c. 2 00 1 OO.Cadore.p...
Reuther p. 4 0 0 0 4 0!C.rlnie. . .
-itHiiaun. .
401 0 12 nirminchsin
i?! ! J?! Nashville ..
4 0 1 0 3 1!
0 1 0 0 00 I ,nrt street
It II E.
II 14 :
4 10 I
Block; Lee
TV II E.
4 0
3 8 1
Sl.pnlcka snd Patera .lodge
010 0 00
Totals 46 1 71. 1601
I Total. 40:101.114
One oul when the winning run wss scored.
Ran for Kruerer In the twelfth Inning
tBatted for Cadore in the twelfth inning.
Cincinnati.... 0000 n 00000,, i'
Brooklyn 00000000000 T-2
Three base hit Daubert. Stolen has-s -Rath.
Myers Bacrlflee hits Daubert. Reuther.
Olson. Double pla.-Ne.le and Daubert.
Jft 0-1 bases -Cincinnati. 1?: Brooklyn. 11.
Asses on b.lls Of Reuther. . iWheat, !;
Johnslnn. Vt'er.i. Krueger. RllduBi; oft i -'.
Core 3 Oresslsr. Rsrtdeni Struck out By
Reuther. ! (Hickman. 2,hy Cadore. I 1 Dau
bert Winso, Reu.heri Passed hsll-Krueger
Ksxned runs Off Reuther. t; dB'"sdore. nens.
empires Messrs Harrison iplaael and Mo
Ceranaglt ma seal Time ol game- 1 hour.
ansT iTtmlnu.es.
At Atlanta n It
Atlanta :
Chattanooga 0 4 0
Hnttartea Boons and Higglns. Msrshall
and Nsldcrkorn.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Worcester R H E
Springfield 4 10 4
Worcester t 0 1
I Twelve Innings. 1
Batteries Purvers
Bennett snd Tyler.
At Plltafleld
Hsrtford
Plltsfll-ld 11 II 3
Bstlerles Frassr. W. Adsma and Mc
T.er.,1: Risger snd Devlne.
Brldgeport-Waterbury and Prevldsnce
stew Haves game posftroned on account of
rata. S . .
Qreen and Wilder
n. H
4 12 J
AMERICAN ASMOCIATION.
At Toledo (rtrst gsmei It H 1"
Minneapolis 7 j
Toledo 5 4 j
Bsttcrlea Schaurr and OWSBa; Brad.
Adamu and Murphy-
Hernnd game y. j p.
aiHaaayiaH (
'loleilo a
Batteries Mober'son ami Henry ll!
Jyus and Kelly.
At Coiumnus iflrst gams) H. H E
Kansas City 0 s' j
Columbus 1 4 a
Batteries Evans and Lalongs. Hheiniari
snd Mumpf.
Second game 1 rt. h E
lasnana.iiy tt 4 "
Columbus 6 ft
Bat tertea ijrtiham. -tohnsnn snd tlnn
I roe; Lsmh.irla snd Wagner.
I At Indianapolis R. f, l:
St. I'sul 4 13 0
I Indianapolis k o
Batteries - Mahaua sndHargrs.e; Steele.
Rogge and Lsary,
At loul.vill. R H. E
Mtiwaukee 4.0
Louisville I
Batteries Howard, Northrop snd
rtuan, Anasrstn ana Aley.r.
Vflnks lata in 1!M7 Las has played hers
in the uniforms of tho Browns. Reds.
Robins snd I ill.' Itafnre playing with
the Yanka l.ee aaW service on .he Crrda
and ths Brookfeda. The bny la getting
h round I
Ths latest word from Lefty Tyler of
the Cubs Is thst he hss neuritis In hla
pitching arm snd msy never pitch again
Perhaps it ts lust sa well the Robertson-
.loa J
first big
The Leafs took the morning game from
Reading by a score of J to 1, slthougK
outhlt practically two to one. and re
peated In tho afternoon, 4 to ;i. The
scores :
MORNING GAME
READlNll (I.I , TORONTO ,11
ab Those ahrhnse
Keiaerrf . 402 0 0. i.onzalea "b 401 4 JO
Burns ef .00 S I 0 It P'tell.ss . 311 2 2 0
Knrnuek lb 4 0 3 10 1 OlWhltetnan.lf 4 11 3 0 0 j
Donlan.ib. 30 t 1 oOnslow lb . 21 9 to;
, Walsh. 3b... .on 1 lt-iw.p-.eil.lb 401 1
' r-henrian.ss 40 1 1 4 0 Bridie cf 4 0 i. - no
19. -William C. ! ill ? IftSSS ,:.nT' !li ! !
. Urown.lt 3 0 1 2 ll'Hubbeil p ! ill 1 11
n In ! Kngland AaeoclatlOn of the Amateur I
ftthletle Union, intends tu hae tliat lo.si. am... tn., to.s.. Mst.llll
ttc.ioin. " ' 't 1 n n 0 0 - I
0001 2000s 1
I'wo base hits Whltemsn. Kelat-r. Konii.ck
keen. White leg star t. .... I ' 1 " jseinasonp, e- ; Base, on bsll, -on llro.n. 3. Struck oul .
sane nlayer ft eet In tl,. ... iwetll 1 aim It liliu.a .te liae lllirtt - n. niii,,-n o u i, a. nacrillce lllla
lliitex Horse. Wt
,ili Litems , 100
IM Trophy ... Ii
It. '... rt A. .()
.11 D.hlli'la a
III "Calu Spring Tin ,K OS
U M .MUer.. 10i
gtnnls ... ..
.em uside-s io
374 Oesph.c .. ... VI
!: liletpnee '.00
.71 Ks.ie Canal lie
III .lames . us
f.so 'Appleion Wiske N
- Cedls 101
tfiio roaches m
6M Uinrsee as
:" l.sdy Ward ISO
Ml Miss Brvn 10
Cli Alma B lot
Washinclnn eerladntw ha. K.a. u.ia ! Mif i7 citnire Innles..
heat of iht.yesr. Shovs the grounds do i those o.har coateader. ba. k fir the y.i, ,
not make lbs bell came. krra. Tht v lleked t'lavel.na i ... . I
ami kept the v.inkces in fa,-n,i .f... ' BOSTON, HIM
Fans sre wondering what 'unls" Lee They broke even i. ith the White Beg, FrOUt, formerly president of til
-'ii." ,.,i, wi-a, in,- ii-.i . , - 111 caua; u a " ai.ri .itiaon Whs 111
ens'nra are on their 1,.,-a' 7,.,, ht.rw... eksnaw.io i in utieuua ... tin..- nini
dldn t atsrt their spurt s,-,.,er. Evsrvbadr I body do all In Its power to aid In oh- sff"!?S
like, t .aa ,:,f ... ..... ' . . .. . . . . . .,, ,, aurutilit
... a.wnaj, I II. ling inn pSMIfc-e oi H ili n u I Ii 'tt 1 s 1 ,1 K
ull spin ts on Miiiiia:. iiftei noons, be- nn ball
tween 1 and ti o'clock He has written. Hy Huhbell 3
SE.'OND RACE-Three remold, and up-
. thru . niia ip ,
Indea. Horae.
eo:1 Kmc A.rlpps
.14 rbantoaa M.ld
I'T) Siin-.a-. here in France.
.; Itj duo
0I Albert A
fa!l I - ,
47 Dahinds . ..
'07 P C, K'.ng
H. Cadd.e
1 sesrrhll.ht III
Wt
... 107
... MS
... Ill
... 10.
... 104
... 104
... IM
... 107
... 116
... 101
lurv h!tln el... I a,. a V SC.T. 7"1 I Ik. f , .1 1 I cr loll.,- to .'resilient Ineenh7-I fUneil, Hums, lioolli.
smong ths
hl.s so fsr
National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL II ll.ll.
New iork, I. Chlragn, 3
-IBruekl.n. 2; Cincinnati, 1 (It Innings i
ivosion r.t.sourg, ..
Philadelphia, ; SI. Louis. I (1st game).
rauadeapnaa
S Innings)
4: St. Louis, s (3d game
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMtRICAN I.F.A..II.
New Vork.-t); St. laltlla, S.
Cleveland. 7; llosl, n. ..
Detroit, o Philadelphia. S
I hi, us", I., it aainnsti.il, .1 (11 innings).
and
stnia., ..... 1 i"'"i' t-mi, runsnaie Handleaai
Joe crsbhed his too'h h,t i..t tiT. " 7." ' e .... v.cs a a it tn.sio .asouote pisy-o. rTir.eii oonsslss i-iT
Za,'k Wheat s. ne.raa. ,. tha ,eV,.": ! r' V"""" '" ' " .. "ases-(tesd, or
...IT'ino! I l -- II. .... SO' ' .... I ar.i.... '
I sec In tne now simpers ttiat two . w.ww.
petitions hSVS been filed with tlie Attor- AFTERNOON flA.MK
ney-Oeneral Invoking the Initiative and, reaping rt.) Toronto, i, ,
referendum la, for the purpose of ! Jo j Io r.o,uale. ib S " " o ;
legalising athletic sports mi Bundsy AUenb'g.ef .to 4 o kR purteil 1 1 1 n id-
Mill, certain restrlcttena. One "f these Kra.lek.lb 40010 soTwhitem'u.ll 411 1 00
Petitions would authorise baseball, golf ftgtfg J J J W. I.!' ?'
:ind tennis .nil) The oilier petition 1 Sheridan sa III 1) :: iBreek'.e.cl 00 1 00
svoilld SUthOrlSS all atnateUT SpOrtB. ' Pehw'rti.lf I 1 0 4 00 Anderson if 11,1 0 oo'
"I think that It is Hi- duty of the New Upoln.e . - 4 ' li.liiot.pri -
Bl gl.ind Akso. iat Ion of the Amateur
V ! ':' fni," 1.. Interest itself in this I Totals. ... II 34 7 2' Totals ..17 417111!
n.itvt nient and .0 endeavor to procure.j Reading 1 e 0 0 0 o 2 r, a i
the success of that petition which will I Toronto 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
tinier Hcr.p
Lord Brl.hton ...
Jones ...a...
67.' Crystal Ford
mo Ticklish ..
(IM) -Mar, hesa II
W War Spin!
Mad Hatter
.02 Ynuneed .,
iS4ii I'lairsowne ......
470 Mshnnv
!. liucliiss Iac
13
107
114
. 10
-a .7
lOO
110
Ill
Ill
)O0
v
nl. l: V J'.folda, the Bprt.at-
70,1 ,1 1 a ' 'ui - sa.es; .'" : sonu. ... fiuloogs;
, We.nerl.D-. 100 0 10 Junes. n . . . n 0 .. i o I '".''" Morse.
' New York , .
Inrlniu.ll .
1 I Chicago
I ii I r tt - -
rtrnnklvn
Ht, lalUls
11, n ......
I'l.lludelithia
rial ed. Wen. Isiat.
11-.
11 48 :.
IS 4 it
77 4 SS
fl sn .to
7 ss a
7 St. 47
7'! 7 41.
7 tl 47
- ,
.S7S t hlaaan
60S I New York . . .
.MS Cleveland
.ft'te I i
-Ml At. I.OUl .
Al tteehlngtun
.17 I Boston
.it ' I hUadrlphia
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Played. Won. l ost. P. C.
. 7S A4I eg ,H4 1
. . 7.1 44 XI .ASJ
. 79 4. S4 .570
.77 4S X4 ,5AM
, . 71 40 38 .nil!
. . 7 I 4.1 .4:111
. . 7S S 411 .41(7
. 7. IS 58 ,!5J
boiient the great body of the people
rath, r tluui the petition which would ss
Sisl only tlie lav., nd few. t'onscquenlly
1 rial US St that you order a mall vote
.' the board Of iiiiinagi rs of the New Jones
Kiiglnnd Amateur
l iilon on the following motion:
"Tlit.t the president he authorized to
Sacrifice hits Hre, Itenrld.e
Jones Tro bate hit -B Purtoti
Pll-lelt, I
si, in I
!,- Potnan.
44. Hankaraore ...
l0) la.aelr .
V.t Atnerlean Rov.
lM7 cho.l . ....... .
Wt
.. 110
.. 10
.. Ill
.. io.
.. us
bases Altenter. Tioolan. W Purtell. Double i clairnln,-; mils sn1 querteri
FIFTH RACE Three, year olde and upwanlti
Mill i: mil. Sni a o.haa.aa. 'I
ttl ay 4,onzalea and Onalow Iafi on basea
Toronto, e, ; Keadmr. 2. Rases on balls-. Off
off Weinert. '. strie k oik Ilv
Athletic Association ".'i.' .. .,, ,' ff,,,S0.Vi.
and V n.inutta
lUiieT 'lorsa
J Tcke.
I, 610 Misd'ty a Ctiolce
IN 'N K Heal
'..' Comme CI .
:'. Conduit
Chi. ago in New York.
New Y'ork In Chlcaco.
Cincinnati la Brooklyn. Boston in Detroit
rhlladelphla in rteselend.
Yi ling.ou iu St. Louis.
of the board to assist in obtaining .the
passage of un set proposed by Hugh
4S. Ifniissa1'.. S-sjBsJlBBtg
amateur athletic i.p.-ts on Sunday end
that such committee be empowered tu
Hoy Tskra R l'tiiind 11,.. a
Bt CKF.VS liAl.T, Ol'.IO. JUL 0.- I !,l'
teen-year-old ravld II. jBCflUSB took
fronv this lake a five pound black bass
The boy's father roaed the boat, but Jld
not assist him otherwise.
in
ill
10.
io.
'
SIXTH HACK -Teo year-old maldena. aho.
.1. fcrion.e:
last Horaa.
Tie Wa.oner
Ill Te O'or en.
m Mldl.n . .. . ..
133 nre.m ol (he Valley
'Apprentice allowance cleaned.
wt
v.
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