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SEVENTY-NINE GOLFERS SUR VIVE QUALIFYING ROUND AT SKOKIE
FINALS START TOOK
"Winner Gets Title of Initotl
States Officially and of
World Unofficially.
72 Jioi.ns will, 1>BCT1*I' .M \TC1I
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inir ?wr?lon*i "I I nlvrrsr li<? ?
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SKOK.iiJ <?'! N"T):Y '"lit i ;!.'?*>
CIJU. ILK. jv.ly : 3 Th- ..iia.i. J in*
round* in the national open K'<>
tourna:n? nt ? toa..o
mtrrow' -'vnii - :..n->
0 s. and 'fVlV r-i
ot a Ji-.'ld r-i.:. .ir.tir.K -vwy flrt'.-f
nation of tlx?? world. will ,hl?
seven tv - two-hole r'r-.i.- : ? - ' lie jmii.t
lean open ohuu.plon.-ii.p.
Officially, the .. JfJU
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and endv . with a io:?. of l.>4. tw.?
stroke* ' J nianj i^-get n.
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today's juco'ss.is. WiWie H inter,
former }Tl'.?r. champion. l.'ad.r.g the
wiv arr.o: t; ".li* n.^nfr 'iS "
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noon roir.u '.i. P-r . .. a '
being a., t a- was ?c??ary to push .
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fallii.c --owi. opportunities ti
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m.j. , - ^ l.< re In rr.auy a daj.
rot t ?? ' ' a: r A ' ? Slitchei.J.
ry Wi re !:? , ai^l laey * "Ut ab
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s,.0^. ? f th?- pUvfra who <r.allfl?id
t- duy f'>r th* Unnorrow
Suiurday Tiio 1
amateur? ^
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Iforsr Hazard Is Latest
innovation at Skokir
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SKOKIK CUUXTli V 0 1,1*11.
GL?BKC<<K. mu. July 13.-?Ktitor
thx hor'? hazard tti c?'f.
W. Mi'Q'ilr v a memh?r of this
??lub, ,ih')'i11nif t Jj?? Mixtoontl; 1; >1"
in ?jualifylnK. found la I f
lillI) kttii*I nisido i ? !?? ;? ril t??
? ?(Tort ?<> out. Ills sliot wuh .so
wild It w*nt through u distant
barndoor to tho injnl ami ; ind
u:s'!-?r .i hor.H'. ijol! ..itlcla ??, 1< .Jt
liili DuMilii o\'i>r. yaw t li ?? lii-aa
link in Ills I'j'n i ii <1 ? 1 . 11? < 1 Mo
ivulro hail licit.-r not tili<">t . hi ?.
from 1ln?r?\ If" ?'< i : ? ?r 1?t. Mild.
Incidentally. \\ as an th?< day's
trajfffllos.
m in
AFTER REST OF MONTH
Cul>* St ajic Hiitlinir Hully in
Twrlflli anil \\ in From
(riant-.
fHy AswliitK! l'r.-sj J
I'll K- *.;? >. .1 ily i I. ' i u-'i ?' isv d
n butting. r:i v In * 1.<? t If'li :t -
nine anil <!<?:?? ?? ?? ? I >?'??? York ????lay.
?? to 4. Th? '! ant. : rj " -=?? ! ? -.! 1 ho ser
vloex of llelnic Oroh, who returned
to t).f> line-up l.i.iay. if- -r hvlnc >-U
:nnr< than i ?!???:??>> ..-? ? .*?? ..f an in
jur-1 1 *!.? ?? In n:t?ii ptit j.: t<> :'??:.I a
bunt liy o'Karrell In tin1 t \v ? ftli, <iroh
" rri?*.l t'li' si mo fcr.ee an I li.nl !?> be
??sirrlrd ofT the !l"M. The visitors
???ok t>.r? lead \vh.?ti 'ivnh j ? .i fre.il;
hom* run !n the third, whlrh gonl
tvr.-> runners In aliea 1 of him II.?
hit (1 >wn the t Mril - hi s.? 'r.> and the
'?all : 1.<'1 in ler ih.? iVt. ??. .?>?? ore;
\pw York.
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Itohertson, rf 3 ft l 4 0 ft
Cunningham, cf. ..1 ft n 1 <i 0
Smith. ?\ 1 ft 2 ! "
T"tn3? 41 4 5*33 :T 3
? N<??*i' out whet. v. ?.*. r.ii run was
?eored.
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A It. R. 31. O. r.
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* V ri b**r^ ft 1 ft ft ^
Call.i?han, nt 2 ft 1 3 ft '?
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Terry. 2b 4 3 3 4 s 2
Miller. If 4 ft 3 2 3 ft
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Humr.iary : Tiro-has- hits?T^rry.
Toang. llom^ run?Oroh. Ht"lon
lutse?lCrlly. S.xcrltli-^s?Itar'o^r. T>-r- ?
ry <2), Singer. 1 i"Karr?*!l. Poi!i>
j .ays?Mlllor t ?> 1 ??J'arr?-ll; O'Ka fr?U
to T?rry; 1*.H11 rrof; to I'rlbch to K<? 1 - '
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by Aldrtdff". 3; 1.- < lusoy, ? Hit
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CINCINNATI, )3.- The Rods I
t filled to lilt V .?,???? t! in * 1 y todny, 1
ICouch w?? ???? i freely vrh^n 1
hits moant ruir ?: ?! Itrooklvn von,
!? to 2. stopping: t ? winning st.-.
rtt the Rods .p trains rtold'-d
?veyi. Mitr-liell till t :iouo* nin l:i th
fourth lnnli.n .on> jr 1 man al.- ad of
him; which decided the I
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COLTS RETURN HOI
10 ARE LICKED GOOO
Rocky Mount Finishes Game
J>y ]3-lo-l() Count Just as
Deluge Starts.
Cslnic !mt>? vigorously, the Itoeky
Mount liall .irkri'kM f I">ti put .111 end
to the Co|t?* two-Kftme w'.miltiK
-freak and took the Ioiik side of a
1 3-to -1 ft score yi> ?terdav .11 I'.'sump.
tloii of host Hit ies at M.iyo Island
i'ark. Ju.it a.s tho shower of base
h!*s dtow t<> a close a delude struck
tho .ity and hundreds of faithful fans
who had waited hopefully In the
it a: her:T1u darkness. were aroiined
: >r more than ati hour by the <lo\vn -
Pour. while the players t hcmsel ves
?a ? i .? rescued by seagoing autoiuu
? 1 1 ?* *
While it wan unite a remarkable
r>:it. st. it,.. in. was fe.it ii : .-.I by
error*, froe iriuisjlortuttoh and lit
tlo baseball. Tho Cblls erred four
w h 11? th. i: riva s I*:i':?'d one
? ?l?la>. On. of II..' 1..? t crowds of
til.' -. asOtl wlti'. -,-ei| the II.
laiftus 4t.?rt?<l the k.iiik' f.ir Itloh
:iio:u|, i ud ji |i,> h.id 1 any wilder.
alienists w .:;!?! have heen .a I led ir..
No.-! ik tip the pj'ehir.jf duties and
periornieii creilitald> until the ninth,
when !!%?? i in- \\ . r- sliov.'d a.tons.
Into the seventh frame, the
I'oltH 'A . I, trail m- I. > a score of ,S
to .1. 1 hen caino .1 batting Hilly that
??I ? : i' in >z h t i" ;lt In overl
ing the '"illll, hut only three runs
v. ? re made. I:.imos |e.| with :i iloti
le ai..| A i a k 'oi -.Tilled. Keller
? or-l them hotii \V:th a double to
iinht. W.-ai-r a tid Thompson drew
pas.e- I" 115:11 -r 1 h 1 <s an.| luxie
Walker - \ i:. I from Mi" mound
and lleh: to >.s relief. Thomp
"'I', WcifC'l h 'III ' i |i.hi, for.?Inn
Kel'er home. ibimiskey was over
anxious and hit en -onie had ones,
nakinir the s>> .mil mi; ltul>.? Old
rinu went in as pinch hitter for Hope,
hut lifted a hi?h fly. which Johhtty
Hafes iv.h waiting tnr.
Tiie Hronchoso w<mt wild In the
ninth and scored five more runs. With
three on has.?. Hates hit a hall to the
Clubhouse and made the circuit, F.
Walker followed with a blow which
bounded over Keller's head and
? Ullired for four !?:> 15?.
A train in the ninth llichmond
t hrea t eiii-il to do the seetiilnijly im- |
possible. Keller and wilier sln
~ 1 and tin bases were 1 ideil when
Thotnpson was hit by a pitched ball
atter ] >. Is a fanned. ?' nii-.ey drove
tho pellet to tlie center-tleld fenre,
cleaning the bases and landinK lllm
?el( at tho third corner* 'ireenae
brought him in with 1 slnsle. but
?a is himself for ed at second by Noel.
H unos sent a lon;r drive to right
rteld. Which ffoni the press b^x and
tit arid stand b?ok<? ! fair I'mpire
!<:? siin. howover. saw it different and
? ? t NooI ba.'k to tir.st and Kamos to
? e j.'.ate. The Cuban then iiit weak
1\ ?n second base. endit:c the K.'itne.
Hock) Mount.
Alt. 1!. II. O. A. 10.
nates, if 1 :t 3 1 ft
y V- ?ll;er. .f a 2 1 ;. 1. 1
W nston. rf 1 _? 11 11 ii J
J a., tel. <? ?; 2 t T n II
Narli ski. ss i> 1 ft n ft
S'Aaaln.a, lb .'1 2 2 ( ft ft
"???inbrptiti'-r, L'b. ... 4 2 .1 3 J 11
?"alder. 3b I 1 > r. 0 o
1> Walker, p 2 '? '? ft ft ft
He hi. p 1 1 1 ft ft rt
Totals 42 13 IS 27 d 1
It l(*li 1110 nil.
Alt. P.. H. O. A. E.
Ramos, ct t> 1 1 3 0 0
Vi a cor. 3b 4 1 ? .1 2 ft
Keller, if 4 3 2 2 1) 1)
W.v.fer. lb 3 j 2 l'l ft 0
r'odson. If ;i 1 1 1 11 ]
Thompson, ss 2 11 14 1
Corn Is key, 2b 1 ;t 2 2 ft i
H 3 'i ft 0
I.oft is. p 2 ft ft 0 2 2
Np :t it ft 0 1 ft
?Oldriinf 1 00000
Totals 37 10 13 27 11 4
?I'.atted lor Hr.pe in .seventh.
S ore bv Innings: It.
n ky Mount 202 ft3l COS?13
i:. Miiond J 10 .aft 304- in
.- imm.try: I'v. ?? hit- Arason,
'Wa ina. I'onnske ]> l.-on. liainos,
K'!|er Thre(?-tiuse hit- *"oiiiiskev,
H 'wlind. Home runs- |:,itn<L K.
^ -i ?*?"? rit'-e hit.- I ? \valker,
y. I I' d. T! J K .tible plavs
Narleskl t i >te,: .rentier to Swi
? > . Hates t ? Nat i.'nminkcv to
T!.oiiip-on to W-at'e: II,t bv piteheil
Thorn:. - ? :-> I |. ..I i. J,..ft on
? - i;? ? ? i? . M >i;i.t ; i: ? hmond. 0.
i! -es on i i i: s off J ...ft us. 4: off
V' -i, 1 iff J ? \V.? -r. oft' Ifehl. 1.
H ? ? - off J,.Ml- : ii t 1-3; O IT l>.
Walker, fi In 0 2-a. Htru<-k out?by
Wa.ker. 3: by I. :? . . Noel, l;
i i ? li 1, Tin.? ? ^ i.'- . j". l/n?
,'.fe?, Kla.viburii and JI!r?.
I mrrtriiM \MMii'liillnn Itrwults.
Ka: - n i "11 y. 4-'.' St. J'inil, 12-2.
I ? ?! la !. a poll.-. > *.? I IIItlUS. 3
Mil.', rii -t. .".-II; Minneapolls, 3-R.
.It. Ule. \. Toi.-do, 7.
NA'110NAL LE/VCUE
itr.st i.is vi:sTi:nn\T.
I'l 11 xlnirKl>-lloslnn. rt Krouuilii.
< )lii'lnmiII. IS) Jlroot. 1) ii, I,
I lileiiKO, A) \ew i Iirli, 1 (12 ln
I?l IIK> I.
M. laiuls, it I'hllmtrlphln, (I,
STAXIJIM. OP* CMIIIN.
Won. I.out. Pet.
Xi*n Viirk .......... 10 -7 ,il4n
St. I/Otilw .....f ...... Ill .'it .,101)
I lili-nito 42 as .."till
lirielnnntl 12 to .."12
llriiol. I) r II l?> ..'.Oil
rill-l.nrt Ii :|l| III . l.'ili
I'll 11 mli-l jih In . 'ill |i| ,:tsr
lloslon 2S IS .ails
wni-tti: 'i*i*i:v im.av tooat,
llomon in I'llinhijrtcti.
ill mil. I? n nl ( liielnnntl,
> rn Yorfa nt IlilniKii,
I'll 11 ml el |i Ii tu /it .SI. I.oiiIm.
mtuem
STORE CLOSED
ALL DAY
TODAY
BIG SALE
STARTS
SATURDAY
m MORNING
PROMPTLY AT 8 A, M.
Chinese Brand of Ball Seen at Island
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Kids Earn Extra Day by Their Rooting
1 ty J71KI.K M l'/.
With duo apologies to our shirt and < ojlar wreckers. the exhibition
011 Mayo Island yesterday is best described as Chinese baseball. Tho 1^1
to-lu total speaks for its??!f.
Richmond made enough hits t<> v. ir several ball Ramos, but tho
visitors from North Carolina made a tow nioro and what counts most
made thorn register moro. And in the oarlv stages, when Loftus was
not issuing transportation unsolicited. he and his playmates wero boot
ing the pill like It was a football.
It was one of tho host crowds of the season, of course, the attend
ance being swelled by tho admission of l>oys froe. The youngsters, how
ever, showed enough pop to pay their way. and their pulling for victory,
oven while hopeless, was worth hearing. It. might be a stimulating thing
to let the kids in free every dav. They are the future cash customers,
and in a time when amateur:- ar? outdrawing professionals here, li
might not be such a bad i.lea t" catch tho spectators while they are
young.
The Tarheels Jumped back f > second place by winning yesterday,
while tho other Virginia I .??ague pennant chasers wero Idle. Newport
News and Portsmouth are tied l'cr third place.
Two homo-rtin clouts that >11 i '
l?*:?v?? tho Inland tcrrltorv %\ ? i ? ? . -
Intercd yesterday. .lohnn;
Who was a Hl.'hmotid fitvivitn
hn wore the Putin liver.-. ?! ?
illonn tho rluht Ii<? 111 liii.' !' ? t r
Imps. ;in<l K. Walk?r i'i>11 ? ? ?! v i
a smillar blow. his t;r:i-s ? r
hiirdlinp Ko!I?m-'s head.
Hube Olilrln^, for 111?? t!i? ?! 'n tn
succession, nian.iK"'! t i.i' ?< m
tho l>onch. with 1 >?-??! i?ii :1 ^ in
tho left parden. Rn e br in*o
tlie box Si'oro by yank!-'.- II ?> :ind
taklnp his place'at'bat t;i t!-- s- ;h
with the stations ov.v a .i ! two
? "it. lie faI!e,I to . 1 !tv? ? i .!? htiny
Rate* sh.iwe.l uncanny ? -i? l>y
IllO Villi? over t? the 1 eft ' r! lhie
Where lie W.IS -let |r ?? ?? I . ? R'.be's
lonp fly.
Fans wore ? 1 i?a|?j> ?"?;?> ! ' . th<
r.ona rriva 1 ??t" Wll\ Mi-;" s I ???
til net into till' I'olt i : ? ?' ' -i V.t'ek.
.Martin in employed hi W i?I Inpton
and is waiting I r a 'wo n.otithV
leave of ahsi tu e He iim y 'm ve in
time to work !m!a'', 1 .' : ? I i '.y not
come until t ? miorri w .
Ry winnitiK froir IVi.it r.-ter
ilay, the Ath letics mo*. . d on* of Ihi'
cellar. piviim I'll;l;?.|.?|phia the thrill
a en in of not havlnp i r m ? sen! 11 i ve
at the bottom of tlie !.'?!?!.! Thr.io
out of four j, the court ! : tli" Ma.-U
llien against the T;... i
A thoroiml.bre.l wV.ili fir:'iron in
Rochester boHovo will scatter dust In
Daily (iolf (latrcliism.
AX itli Results Simplified
nv i.wis nitow.v
Q. In match play where a player's
hall lies on the putting preen. atnl
his opponent's ball. play..I on an ap
proach shot from ihli'y yards '
more away, hits !t and Ur.ocks t
away fr in 'he 1 is the player al
lowed ?o iej>lace it?
A. Yew. the rule that permits a
player to r. place Lis ball when it Is
if displaced by that of his opponent
oil the pultittp uie.Ml. d I not
?lulre that '*oth balls lie on th. put
ting preen when 'he stroke Is played
that catisos the displayenient.
'J. If a player plays his tee shot
out of hounds, can ho choose any
other spot on the tt-.-lnp ground from
which to play novt stroke?
A. No. the rule provides that the
next stroke be played as nearly as
possible fioin wli're the preceding
one was played. It-;! on tile toe.
inp protlnd. merely entitles him to
re-tee without penalty. ll.> has no
more rinht to c to another part of
the fe than h" \\ jid have to walk
to another -; .ot ,,n the fairway to
drop a bail
i.) jio.s the rule which allows a
player t<> li!t a ball and toe it with
a I'.sh <>f two strokes in medal play
apply where the t..iil stops in a haz
ard." Also, can the ball be dropped
hack of the hazard"
A A ball may be lifted from a
hazard utuler the conditions named.
It must !>?? trod back of the placii
from which it's lifted, but the player
ran K" "s (nr back as he chooses.
KM PI RE CITY RESULTS
First race, about Fix furlongs
fi t ~t. .Sea nililt. 15-1, ii-1. 3-1; second.
Sling. 30-1. 12-1. <;-i. third. I?aydue,
10-1. 4-1. 2-1. Time, l 13. Also ran.
Siren Maid. Ma\ urneeti. Valor. Ten
Muttons, Romulus. l'ride of India.
Shaffer, Quc.'iail.t. iZTture, J.oril
llri g hton.
Second race, mile and sixteenth?
tlr.st, 3Jevastation. 1-4. out. out; sec
ond. Itelliiolar. 5-1. 1-2. out; third.
1 ?pportnan. 16-1. 2-1. out. Time, 1:52.
Also ran. Two Feathers.
Third r.ncc. live and one-half fur
lotitfS? flriit. IJ>?niei. 2-1. 3-5. 1-5; hoc
ond. Ambler. 0-5. 3-f., l-r.. third. Hlll
ho'iMC. 3 0-1. 3-1. 1-1 Time. I ;.>*? 2-5.
Also ran. JI. of Jilue iUdge. l-'orest
1 .ore.
Fourth race, one mile- fl: t. Ttrain
storm. 4-1, 7-6. 3-2; second, I'rodip
'ou*. 2-1. 10, 1-3; third, llephaistos,
1-1. 2-5. Time. ; i". Also ran,
l'lrm Friend. Cornlc 5-opp.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
llrc.t. Service Star, S-l. 3-1. 7-5; sec
ond. Artnistico. 15-1. 6-1. 3-1; third.
?l-.e i vps of Mcrvl. h stn l WhlsKaway
ha.1 lit'on fount! In an i>M ttray mare
.?t tlx* city pound . i Willi I in; the nr
r i\ 1 nf an om ai'r or a racetrack pro
?nulor. The horse, wnnderine In a
.street near the business section. ??#?
picked up by a driver of a Itoi-h'stcr
taxlcah oompany, who, after tylriir
ili > animal to tho rear of his ma
chine, "stepped on the *as" until his
speedometer registered thirty-five
miles an hour. Th? animal galloped
alone anil was unh.iimoil after a two
mile Journey.
Tex Hlcknril scored another do
elaion over the Jersey reform crew
yesterday when his ;>r"tn'?ter'> license
was renewed anil a permit granted
for the I.eonard-Tendler mixup.
? Jo'f hlstorv will !??? rn;ide at Skolcle
today and tomorrow when s^oine of
the palriiiKK will luing toi-etlwr nomo
? f the n'.ost mil i-d mit'a percha
pmiinl' TS of the w il l.
I.ew Petnpsey. lljrhtweiuht bn\cr,
will give an exhibition toniirhl at
the Cliurch Mill Athletin Club, whore
In- is tralnlnu for his bout on Mon
day night with Pick Harness, of At
lanta. Hutcher Shorkett will work
? ut with I'l'inpsny,
With the pennant chase reaching a
hich point. Portsmouth has ironc out
and sc. ur? d a new pit her. lli->
name is Seydler and lie h turnel
over to thi' Trucker* hv tae iJtmts.
Seydler is slated to work t.nl.'iv.
Ilalu, *.t-r>. 1-1 Time, 1 51. Also
: in. Itoyal Jester. Martin A. Noonan.
rderly, Iteckna.
S.xth race, five furlongs -first.
I ?rt*a insit er, -' I. 2-?V >nd.
?Speed ha II. I.* 1. r. 1. .1-1. third. U
waiin. .t i. n-r>. Time, l m l' ."i
\l.?o ran, Kthnea, Klla <" Winner
Take Ml. Irene Sweeney, Kll Dn l?*er,
X >i n;an.
Interna tin nn I tensile Itrmilt*.
Tor- Newark. 1.
HufTalo, .1; Jersey ?' ty, 1.1.
Svr:i' jse, 4. H.iltimore, 2
!:? ail ::c. I. |{ot:hes:er, 11\
Southern tssiH-lnlliin.
At Atlanta. 0-0: Memphis. 4-S.
A' Kittle I toe k, IWriuuiKham, 4
At i "hat t anooiia - New Orleans, rain.
At Nashville. 3: Mobile. 1.
ATHLETICS CLIMB OUT
OF CELLAfl ONCE MODE
lleilinnnn Gets Two Homers
in (/iinie Lost l?y Detroit
t<? Mai'kmen.
;it\ VMj.i>rlai< <1 Pres<?.l
P1111 .A I P111 A. I 'A., .Inly 13 ?
I 'li i I it ? I : p!r :i today f t ???! Iirtioit.
'? to i. Howard Khmko was fonnd
for thirteen lilts. including a pair of
triples and doubles. Hellini.in marie
heme rui>< In tin? sixth and eiKhiit.
[ running his total t?? sixteen. Viath
also lilt a home run. Score:
l)c< mil.
?Ml. It. J I. O. A K
Hiuo. n? o j :i i <
?tones. 3b 0 0 2 (i
I Cobb, cf a 0 0 2 t| it
Veach. If 4 1 - 2 (t ii
Helliniinn. t !' I 1' 2 2 0 0
Clark. 3b 3 ? 1 2 2 0
ltlicney. ss ? 1 2 2 3 fl
Ma nton, c ? " 2 3 2 2
Khmke. p I 0 o 0 2 0
Totals 3?j I J! 24 12 2
I'h 11 nil i*l |ili In.
AM It. 11. O. A. K
Vonnn. 21) ?"> 1 2 4 ?'
'In I to way. ss I 0 I 3 2 1
Walker. If i 1 0 '> 0
Mauser. 1 f> t J I 1
j Miller, rt I " 1 4 0 (t
! I*. rkln*. .? I 1 2 I 1 ti |
Walch. rf 1 2 I 5 0 " 1
' My k on, 3b I 0 - 2 1*0]
' Masty, p I (f ?< 2 3 0
Totals 35 0 13 27 II 2
Score l>y Innings: It.
Detroit fli)0 j 020? 4
Philadelphia "?"<> ?" i 100
' Summary Two- ',i?c hits YounK
Perkins, <"lark Threi -b.-io? hits
RlRnoy, Hauler < S ? Iloim runs
Vcn.-li, llellmnnn ?2) Stolen Iuk *
?Welch t.eft on bases- -Detroit, .?.
Philadelphia. .*>. !*;?.? .n bal's -off
! i:hmk? 3. off Hasty. !. Sv ?: -k out
, ?by Ehnike. 2: by Hasty. 3 t'm
plres. Morality and Naliln Time,
5S.
INDIANS WIN
I By Associated Pros*.]
BOSTON. July 13?Jhn Llndsey re
lieved Phle in the sixth Inn'.nn today
.and held Boston to ono hit lor the
rept of the gimo, which Pievelanil
won. I to 2. The (?m winning rtir.i
were scored in thy o'.tfh'h when, with
the him?? full and two nu*. J. f'wll
hit to Burns, who threw Gollln*.
The Bed S?x pitcher (???ll!d"d ulth
Sew oil at flr:<t and h'.s foot was In
lured. but Sewell was ruled safe
faO'iri;
(Ifvplnnil,
AH. P.. 11. A K. ,
1 .Tain tenon. If 3 1 1 " 1
Wnmby. 2h I 1 1 1 3 fl
.Speaker, cf 4 0 1 3 0 0
Wood, rf 3 ?< 1 2 " 1
.1 Se Well, HS 4 1 2 2 .S <>
? lardnor, 3h i ' - " 3 0
Mi Innls. 11> 4 0 14 1 0
? VNe'lt. I o o i o o
rhl- p. 2 I 1 " 2 <?
I.Indsev. p J 0 0 0 i? i| ?
Totals 33 I 5 27 11 I'l
IIOMtOVI,
AM It. M. ? ?. A !?:
r o I bold, cf t ?> " t " "
i )?:. Smith. cf. 1 " o i> a o
Menosk \ . If 4 1 ! 2 0 "
Burns, lb 4 0 1 12 I o
: Pr.it t. 2b 2 1 1 I 3 1
Mupan. 3b 4 0 ?'< 0 t 0
I. foiling, rf I i 1 " ? '?
ftuel, c ? 0 o ?. a (I
: PittotiKer. as 3 n a a ?"> :
| w. Collins, p 3 n 11 o 0 "
1 Quit.ii, j?. - 0 ?> 0 0 0 0
Totals 32 2 t> 27 -o 2
! Score by lnnlnxs: B
Cl-veLanrt .... ... flni ISO- 4
Boston ? ... "r'0 lr,T noo?2
Summary: Two-has* hits Speaker
t Sewell. Threo-liaao hit -1'hle
Stolon base Meiiosky. Pacritlces?
Wamliy, Pratt. Honhle plays Mc
ItinlK to J. Sewell. It11e 1 to Pratt, Plt
'ej.per to Prat; to Burns; lliirns to
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Yankee Pennant Hurled
to Ground by Lightning
IRy Unl'ed News.]
NKW VOHIC, July 13 Tho !
great bluo ttrid white champion
ship pennant of tho Now York
Vankeen, wlKnlfylnx tho club's
victory in the season of 1921, waa
sent fluttering to earth by a bolt
of IlKliiuiiiK wblrb struck tho flan
mast yostorilay aflcrnunn In full
vlow of 20.000 fans gathered for
tin- game. KraRmi'iits of the
ohatt>rc?| staff narrowly missed
two members of tho St. I.ouls
Browns. who were scurrying
across tho outfield to tho club
house after tho game ha<l boon
callo<l off.
The Yankees refused to rcfrnrd
tho Incident as an ciincs of Aaf?*t
thl? season. but many <>C tho taut
sheltering in tho grand stand ho.
riously rend this moaning Into tho
phenomenal sight.
Tho flag m.iHt at tho Ktnplro
f'ltj rail, track ttlno way shattered
by a belt. Thin mast, aurmoiint
Ing tho grand stand, crashed t >
tho roof ami rolled off onto tho
ground.
Pratt to Pit longer. l.eft on liases ?
Cleveland, 6; lioston, 6. llanos on
balls off I'hle. I off W. f.'ol.Ins. i'
Struck "ut ?by I'hle. 1; bv I.ln'lsey. 2;
by W I'ollliiH. 2, hy Qulnn. 1. Hits
??? rf I'hle, a In in.jno out In sixth):
ofT I.lndxey. 1 In 4. ..ff W. ColUni. 0
In 7 2-J. off Qui nil. none In 1 1-n
Winning pltch.-r- I.lnd? ov. I.oslnit
pitcher- W, Collins. rmplron, Kvaim
and Mlldebrati'l. Time. 1:46.
f'rtijtil \ flrr 11 ii lit! w,
[Uy United Nowm,]
PAIIIH, .lul> 13 Through th
Wr-Mich Hoxlng Federal lor, Kuitcne
'.'rb;>il, t feat herwol(r!it champion
? ?f Kiiropo. has M-nt a demand t'? tho
National Boxlnq Federation ?f tho
ft.lt.'! s>tat'.?. that Johnny Kllbano.
champion of tho world, grant htm a
match for tho world's championship.
Tho chnllotiuo was iirldre^ei! to the
he?df>tlftrters of the national hody in
MII waukee
h |.n olii r<1a Take Slnich.
[By Associated Press.)
IIRISToU K.V<?., July IS iVunt flo
Comar, ?f Spain this afternoon de
feated I?r. A. A. Kiywc, "f Lndln, in
the tlrst nvitch of the Sp.".-ila: <1 ? In
dian preliminaries fr.t the Pavis ten
nis i up. 1 '?-2. ?l-3. 0*4i 6-1.
Spain ill' , to.j* ?? o .. ? . trar-'h.
Mail'i.'l Abtisi d'f.at Itij; \ l! ?? ? 7< o
in :tra;i.-lit soiu. i-i r,-i* (?:
I'lorlrtn Stale I.eagnr.
At .lacknun vllle. I I.ak > n?!. 3.
At St I'etersburc, 3, Tampik. 1.
At Orlando. 1. I'aytona, ?.
A|?i>nlnebtnii l.vnmip Ilenatla,
K nKM",r'. '? 'Cleveland. 0 i<"n!le<!
er.il eighth. rain.)
others, rain
I' I eit mo ii t l.eiiunc Itosttlfs,
Kalelgh. i. Panvll! ??. 3.
Winston-Salem, 3 lllith Point, I.
i;r.*eiii.t". 2; Imrlnim. t
RDO GETS PERMIT i
FOR LIGHTWEIGHT GO
Promoter Goes for Attorney
\N ho Refers to Him as Criofe
inal at Hearing.
mv JJewn,]
NEW YOI1K, July 13.? Declared a
criminal l.y llm attorney for the antl
j?i't /.eflu lit forces of New Jersey, Tf*
lll.kard, the famous promoter. spra.'n
fr<>m ills chair at a hearing In tho
oftlces of tlie Now Jersey Itoxtni?
Commission yestwrdady afternoon an'l
made for the man who was speak
ing for the reformer*.
The net rosult of the h<-arlni? was
that lllckurd reo#4vo<l the new pro
motfim' ?con?o for wHV-h he hart tip
plied, and alnr> a permit to hold the
Hrniiy [.Konnrrt-Lcw Tondler !liiht
w? ltthr championship hattlo In the
I?1' ? It n r ?1 Arena on Povle's Thirty
Acri'S. Jersey I'ity, July J!7.
"Thlrf man openly admitted that ho
ran a KumblltiK house in til's West,
that h? promoted prize lights In the
V.'.j. ( .ml violated the ! m?- v act.
having been convicted of crime," unl'l
llcrl.' it iJlnrk CUmoii. attorney for a
group of (lilnlBturn who were trying
to prevent the l.eonard-Tondler I giif
"I'm not going to Hit hero and let
any man maid: mlsstatcmm ntf like
that. Itlrknrd ("claimed, with a
l< " i> from Ills i.'hair.
Chairman .\lessano, of the 1 . xlng
commission. Intervened. demanding
tha* Hl' kard >ontrol himself
?ill son then explained that the
, crime he referred to was the Inter
State 11 a nspoi t a t ton of tin, licmpscy
i'iii pentlcr light I'.lms, ot which
lM' l a rd pleaded guilty In several
Vedcrnl dlMtrh t court Jurisdictions
; and i ild lines whleh he re gard'd as
I a 111 . nse fee.
In addition to several New Jersey
c< tiKi'i'tl'iHon*. th? famous national
l?! ? i law oru.inl7.aMon. the l it. [na
tional Reform liureati was represent
ed at the hearing < >n hehalt of the
opposition it. vhh sot forth that
l.ennard Is a stalWr and a foul lighter.
Ills many Indecisive fights with
Johnny Dundee wero cited an evi
dence that he does not always try
I to knock out his man. and the endli >r
<jf tii<- reci!> 11 r 111 on -1 ?> 'C..ir! Sigh;.
wh*n I.eonard str-i U the kneeling
welterweight champion, was revlM.v
ed as evidence that the lightweight
champion Is a foul lighter.
BIFF TO CONTINUE
MKKTINf; FI.YW'EIGHTS
l 11 v A ?? ^ elate ' 1 'r*fs. 1
Ni:w V ? > 11 K. I-.15 - Johnny
. IltifT w ho was s j- ; ?.?nded with J* ?>
f.ynch. new |.ar:tam\?olght rhampl"n.
t.endirg In vest Ik at ion hy th" Xiw
Vot*k S'at' Athletp- Commission t
financial arrangements in connection
with the < ont'-st. will n't retire from
the ring. hi* manager, l.ow 1>|:utioi.1.
dec. 11*?? ? I today, in d< nylni; reports t>i
that ?
Huff ir'endit to r?-st (? r three or
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. prepare.l to defend hi* Jtywolght
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who appear to have a chance.
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For Sale hv Leading Clothiers and Tailor*.
Stetson Oxfords
Are Now
$8.50
Burk Oxfords
That Have Sold for S9 and $10
Are Now
$7.25
The long service that these Shoes render
makes the normal price now. At these
reduced prices you have an opportunity
for marked savings in your Shoe ex
penditures.
Burk & Company
Home of Hart Schaflncr & Marx Clothes

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