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Show ,- 4- - THE DESERET 'NEWS WEDNESDAY AUGUST. 25 1920 ' MOM ...n,.nommn,.mom.n.,w..m.,o, L TEST NEWS FRoM D A 4 :IN MAJOR LEAGUES Duke Sets New ' - ,,, FIRST Cincinnati 65 41 el 64 Now .676 .664 1.3 664 61 60 66 lid 61 47 47 61 .606 .492 .479 .428 .406 Vol Pit talvirg ..... .0 Louie Chicago St. Houton Philadelphia It Pc. L. NV. Ilb 69 Meter Swhnmers Three Hits While Pertica Is touched for Nine; Harry Walter in Bee Uniform. lest:1311 11. Aug It In Ms emi., final Of the 400.meter breast-strok- e swimming event today J. Howell of Oakland. Cal.. finished third and qualified for the final.. IL J. McDermott of thsI'llited States; navy failed to quaiANTWERP. es Rosalie. At ChicagoBoston. 2; Chfrato, AL 8, LoutsNew Vork, 4, ht. Louis. fy. I. In the At Clneinnatirbiladelphia, 3; Cinfinal Norman cinnati. 7. '- , ,,, ' ,4 T, 1 ,, ct ), -- -. , bait i, N .,,,, ik,..i - - t--- ',40114 AL 1-""--- , Itsmateg et the Stilt Lake oilauts I Z. 1..--.- Limbo. W. L. AND TIGERS WIN 11..al A606 ,) AAA I'd. .61bi' to k L1410 ' 131si, CA..s14 3; 1114664i AA 0.4 OV 6 tit .toó .46tt 60 ub L41,64664 Seals Win First From Coy, otes When Agnew Hits Homer; Seattle Continues To Win; Gardner Does it. too 0 t4UCU bitLa sweat. bait b ramulaGtp,wict I raisaiOn.u. I BLOWg'IN SEVENTH INNING battl--Osklan- : i' - -.. 64 Yestoirdars At Los Angolsatialt Lake. 311.40 Angetec . At l'ortlantlVernON I; Pott4 4. lint!. ti, 0; &matte, 4. At -----1,," "---- '''''' '' OVERn-EPLA- 0 ;i i Z ,-'- semi. trio-stro- k sr litto0-met- 7; tI , 7 PEON TE STEALER, 'FIELDER, PITCHER IS BABE RUTH pT,417-7-1 Inme ftb,MNMNMM Lefty Leverenz Allows Only SME Record For 100 NATIONAL LEAGI:E. - Brook 101 AND T.R1M ANGELS Lm RT, Ammullas mop.. BEES BUNCH HITS tioN Rosso Illinoil A. C.. won 041664464 I. 10,,t ,, ,- - ,. ,,, , 0 .4" .., . , Kahle. In :I.o3 first heat the '' t.0 Oa autg.i 4uatollt0 I6,' ,.. "!..''....F.06SV ' c ry 4. ........, I ..4,t,C. 4 M. United b Was navy was woad. and ,... in,at::4 e ' T. Holden. Illinois A C. third. AU the li ''', ,.... ,....IP ILow Ike berme Stand. 1 .4. ,I, Tod: ra Ieb.duls. 1.,--0. Aniailtans 444644144 for the Ithat heat. ,,. Lake bait 4!,) it. ,,, it ou I.. t.tes AUttliai wcu. 0 . ilvaton at Ch "T vsot 5 cutout ta the e-41'4ordinary dtving t. U. ,' IN ow .,'s York at t. Louis. )t A ... Helen Heaney. Ntsw lurk. won bet t LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Aug. 24.Zalt r won Vernon 1. l'ortland won O , Phil& ttelphia at Cincinnati. Universal Z t Service ) or (By ems four events. . '' 1,-Lake jumped on Bill Forties in the inUtsa.tatild WuJa U. CAUL Li.te ,c i oir V LI l ; , a Brook n at Pittatturc. ! In the final of Ins 100meter free. ,,:,,,.,,i,-'r's0,,..'PORTLAND, Aug. hitting 24.Timely kum04.11.1.t vIA 0 bawl ,,,C,....,, ,,,4$.1 ,,,,,,,. ZlmflbaLi ,it,,,...i itial inning today and put oyes enough :..4",., stroke satin wait lartanamoku, i, combined with fumbtes hi th pinched WUM ik ,41.) A 9-- ,,,;,,I. Ms stow record. LiniaWng in runs to put.the game on lea the score lulu. 1. hest : . a free hittin g Leto 24. CHICAGO, Aug. gave Vernon a to 4 victory over Port. -,,,. )... Complaint by Harald. dos. being S to O. Leverens held the Angels same. Chicago nosed out Boston toda), ttaila, ?Af, ,,007,, edr ,,,,, , !, ,, land today. Portiand secured an seri, SACRAMENTO. Cal.. Aug. 24.-- who Iiiiishail WU. that be wee 1.. 4 to 2. Vt but hits. safely. allowing three 41141AA , ,g.:,! run off Sheilenbach, but lost it when ",.' ,,kr pocketed by .ftitilanamoito isnd iN.orrnan aw.gts.s4 lipALLAs Isr, f,..,:4 1.'0.1,, :-Ii The Bees touched Pertica for nine butBoston made II hits off Alexander, toso caused the Judaea to Oechle that 4106143 bilGraMheLILV 4,4 ;.. tufa tf',el 1'''.. Poison aviated in the seventh inning. couoted only twice. veLet, Lo.aeuaLls Augto.lo to SU04 L146 t,.e filial 'mount be racad again ounday. t , -- .0' bit.. but aside from the first inning Bill it t:',, 3 Chicago hit Fillingim 11 times. 0;"....,,.:14'-'0c- ; wall Manager Buick of Vernon Ja4V4U ;';(4,4,,i,,6.. boAcelAultas held the kitos runless. irut ine Americana present registered their , .: . ., - ,,. ktr.... 4 7,Z :z 0. tr4A all:Jaws Loulkors chased from tho'field for disputing ' go wait, The only tallies of the afternpon 4IL E. oissaltstaction over tide urcialua. As4.. It t.4, 't , W t.wo. CIA Allid -14 Lue -7 ,,, will ono Lana:ovate' record decision were made at the plate. in th 010 - ? 1, f 'k L. 1 i '1; --4'4 , inning. Johnson Roston toni 12 I I'. Italeha, lionotuto, stand. t ;.,.. ' started the eerie'first ZfluALv tesa.M1 1.- ' was second. Via4 ,,..2 - Is 001 010 001- -3 11 I with a double and Chicago .... N't.v4itt, Score by innings: I with tt. ttklitria Jr, Honolulu. third, Wolter got away with a bunt. Shealy, s "..4'it,:;.4. .'4 tt Vernon A Batteries: -Fillingtm and (owdy; and Roes fourth. htt safely. Johnson. and Wolter '7,..f1,44:: iiilti,,44Eil,,rag: i44( I', fl,r,,,,,:,..44.,''.!, . Runs y .v.4, ind Mulliganscoring In the second heat of the 1.1.00 me. who bad walked pulled a Aletander and O'Farrell. O'Neill. Urn. I :I.Laurat'ORTLAND, Or., Aug. Hits .1) Hart. and t'll':''. 3 WIPL- -1 double steal. ters Ludy Langer. Honolulu. was the piresHarrison : aarti-hince ' ;"1 , triacit) Portland ''' lag . ,.. :,,,p,:t AnHarry Waiter, for many years an .....; il, only man t.t (tie American team wbo VIALliCLUC . Ltir tild 1)&441141d tCSLI1 Ut i,At r'::2004 Runs- -.4;'.'T4' ..... 0'00210100-: ..I .. gel Outfielder. appeared today in a Salt .a';'!'7F1't:,:4!4?f, t!;.ettiol4 AT C0611 ,tet4;!.10. Uctli SI. 1,017111,Aug. 24.-- 4ix hits, four of talied to qualify. Hits 2 1 3 1 -11 Lake uniform and his old posi- which ftleirpd. 00-1111044 played LLIS IV did not go out Of the infield, in Ansericaa Beaten, Win. ''' tion in right field. ., rv Summary: ErroreSpranger, 2; Rosa. ,d1 41 WiLal 1111101111050 totaLy by Vet rum-- e the third !ninny. coupled with Doylas 'Br4 i 4ie' Struck A:wooltied By Prom) 2.::4-.;'.';:- ( Salt Lake ALLiiet error and as infield out gave St. Louis ' outBy Poison, 2; by Ross, ra, manager of Liao 1.011111 tt by Shellenbach, I. Bases on balleOff.. ANTWIiitP. Aug. 24.All of the three Nu caan w1,41 report in toe Opring. 44.1 404711111LWA ionsikimgAlo ....4..L.,,,,,..,0-7. AB. R. H. P.O. A. E.. five rune and a lead which New York 4; off Ross, 1; off Shellenbacho Poison, who reached the in finals American ' 1 was overcome 1 to 4 unable 3 3 will 3 was invoivd, but coicagu Johnson. as...... today. Two-bas- e the Cox, Shellen 1 1 The score was 4 to 4. 1 6 0 boxing, championehIps held in hitsSmith, Wolter, rt. .....-- . Tha Bambino is something besides seuti piayeis to Oakland in titrun home hitter. The picture Schaller. Mueller. Three-bas- e Inch, hill the with games shows Olympic R. H. E connection Krug. 2b. cuange. in Double him recent into bars third Buck da won High. at bouts game sliding their Chicago. 1 Sh.elYe lb. playsBlue tonight. unassisted; I 200 200 000- -4 11 New York Muller unassisted; Sprenger to Blue. 3 The Americana are Edward Eagan, Weaver is waiting for the pill which Babe basijust beaten to the sack. 0 1 0 1 0 St. Louis 005 010 00x- -4 13 ' 1 Mulligan. 3b. Sacrifice 110111.4 Nev.. Aug. 24.Rutti DeVormer. Yale 3 0 1 5 0 1 hitsMitchell, Hood, tf. university. Stolen CLUb oy tu111 Cox. Hit wail ttle otdeated and Batteries: Benton. A. basesltaisel. E. the cf. of and Samuel T.: Douglas again Hodges. champion 6 score of to d. pitched ballSprenger, Blue. Passed Smith: North. Sherdoll and Clemons. Moaberg of the Pastime A. C., New Bylor,c ballKoehler. The game was in doubt until the BalkShellenbach. In. I 1 and Emetic 3 0 1 0 1 York. a light weight. and F. Degenero, Loverona, p. , UmpiresElam 1 last man wes out. ea Alaill in the flings pitchedBy30.Poison. 81-- runs, 11 ' of the Paulyst A. C., New York fly. oh 12; et bat, hits, 27 7 3 list bait of the ninth bad mon 32 Tot In Charge defeat to CINCINNATI. Aug. 24.The Beds di.. weight. Poison. Runs responsible second and third, with two out, Le..411 forPoisond They were the only survivors of the Angeles. posed of Pitcher Smith in less than two 3; 1. a as in 4; was who sent Rolla, Shellenbach, TIM. oil when kiolmes, AB. R. M.P.. A. E. innings today7 and won easily, from 13Americans entered forAllthe worlds game-2:- 01. out. and Easorto struck Cooper, UmpiresByron hitter, pinch amateur the 3. Amer. to II championships. 1 0 0 PhiladelPhia, 4 0 Kt Ilefer, lb. men. 11 fanned for Ruth. 4 0 0. 2 2 0 Napier. a recruit, from the ' Texas leans had hard fighting. The bouts McAuley, II. ., (By Universal Service.) 4 3 I 0 league. pitched the full game for the consisted of three rounds. each of three K. Critridall. 3b.'.., was minutes. AN FRANCISCO. Aug. 24.ThiSea14 in and flexor serious 0 0 champions and Alvin James local artist Nelson, Edward Britt. splash erawtold, rt. r "R" street last won the opening game of the eerie popularly The DeGentro's fight, which was with S 0 1 4 2 0 danger. on their game from the holder of several intermountain cham- known aa Jimmy Britt, who came with. Basler, e , I Vening ,1 4 to 2. 0 from 3 0 6 11 Sacramento. R. H. E. the Danish bantamweight champion, - Martz, et Deseret News nine on the East k , Zelder, lb. Both pitchers were bit hard.- 'Din COO 001-- 4 13 I Petersen. who had trained down to pionships, finished first in the first an. In an ace several times of being the ....34 00 06 31 11 01 Philadelphia high school campus by a I to The visitors scored their only runs in 420 000 10x- -7 13 0 flyweight was the liveliest and brought nual marathon swim from Buffalo Is- worlds lightweight Cincinnati saw score. Ellie It champion) the first. Meer. from American spicta. ...3 0 0 Pertitz, p , Malvin Gallacher for the "R" Batteries: Smith and Wheat. With. ringing tors. Eagan's opponent. the Norwe.' land to &Weir yesterday, afternoon. Billy Miske in one of his workouts in Agnew tied the score in the third allowed only four safe streeters in the event ,was Chicago previous to the contndor goNelson's time Umpires-- - can. sorehall, eievoided with with a single and in the sixth h4 - Totals $3 0 3 27 10 1 row; Napier and Wing. the taking Batteries: Gallacher and bingles. and made a home run. O'Day count to Quigley. 2:40;00 in Benton by Harbor only ing to repeatedly clinching finish his Penrose; Applequist. Vattern and 7 Sows by tomtits: the last round. Mosher( beat Johansen, Th race for nearly the entire training for his September Sth engage. Score by Innings: Poulton. bait Lilts. PITTSBURG, Aug. :S.Pittsburg de. a Dane. course of seven mile. was between ment with Jack Dempsey. Jimmy didn't Sacramento .. OOOOOOOOOO -2 (Wed Brooklyn today. 4 to 11. Runs Rawson, English heavyweight. Nelson and ..... 200000000-' Hits -$ think the St. Paul rejuvenated boxer Carlson was hit hard, but tour double knocked out Petersen, bank baseNational McKeith Burt. who finish had 11100;1.0 Deseret The Denmark. Hits ...... a chance with the champion but Lon Angeles-212211011-1held the Utah State Nahelped him. Kilduff wee hit in club ball the plays in class. od second. 0- -0 was bantamweight tuck Walker, It between and . San OOOOOOOOOOOOO nip Francisco saw Runs him go through some after he face by a batted ball in the eighth South Africa. defeated Graham. Cana. tional bank nine to six scattered diea Runs ... OOOOOOOOOO -t the for of this the he debecame his McCabe convinced pair part large and took great boxing that hits, and the latter were easily place. dian. while the French featherweight, ...... 2 1 3 0 2 3 2 01 xx--13 4 Hits 6 to O. on the Wake tn the only man who will make In the first inning feated, hitsJohnson, E. Fritech. beat Gauchet, the Frenchman. WM, sod the finish bordeted IL B. Summtry: Two-bas- e the champion extend himself. but the winners scored four tallies, NaOM 101,0103 11 1 who won from J. Zivio of Pittsburg spectacuhr as the two headed for the Stolen Leverens, Krug, Hodges, Bassist Stolen Summary: Brooklyn His story as written by himself after that Johnson, Utah State Home runAg. Mollwits. basesCompton. 010 01x- -4 0 Monday night. basesWonero Mulligan. Ellis. SacriI :00 Fitzgerald. with a few Nelson Pittsburg pavilion leading by and down settled tional The Canadian welterweight, &hue!. new. Two-bas- e pitcher, Struck outBy Lev,. fice hitHodges. Mollwitzo hitsKopp. in 2:10:06 Burt finished ball. a. on burled Carland yards. Grimes Batteriee: Miller: Bases balls. sterling defeated Ireland. of England, der, BY JIMMY murrr. erns, I; by Pertica, Caveney. Sacrifice litsCook, Caveney. 2. Runs son and Schmidt. UmpiresBigler and while the English middleweight. Kimwas on Third taken Paul Bases Mal. 2; off Leverena. 3; off Portica. by off ballsOff place Penner, Scott, 2. Like most of the fight fans who Time of Moran. 1. Btruck Ion, won from Prudhomm ofCanada. ball. Deseret gym. with the time of Scotto Th Central Playground Giants' responsible outBy Penner, to8; by ----- and Umpires---Toma- tt crowded into the Arcade gymnasium at baseball 4. The boxing finals were held in the 2:08. Double measure of game-1:- 43. the IdcGaffk club took playGrover The other finish swimmers who to watch to Mike Chicago hell. work Mollwits. the Wild Billy school nine Tremendous gen iihyls. zoological garden by the Washington AMERICAN LEAGUE. pitchPenner. Runs responsible forPen.ner, crowds packed the arena, while burp ed were Dick Iverson. 'Deseret gym, out for his Contest with Jst--k Dempsey. 4; Scott, of 24 to 4. This was the sec. went in with the idea that as far as score 2. W. L. Pet dreds of persons had to be driven away on basesSacramento, 2; San fourth, 3:12:00i; Clarence Purer, lads the Central IA8 for ond victory GOLFERS . LdITISH 7. Time of game-3:00.Franchsco 76 44 .033 by gendarmes. Lair, Chicago 3:11; Virgil Norton, Sottish'. the fight was concerned it would be an and t over tossers, the Washington Cleveland 73 But 45 .619 victory for the champion. and Anderson. All the members of the American sixth. 1:11; Frank Nelson. Saltair, sev- easy was them the city Playground gives piresMcGre, ARE DEFEATED IN this 411 before New York Miske had gran. and Carl .607 were team 1:IS; Saltisir '4 stripped Richards, present to root for the three championship Inintheir class. St. Louie started to work. Miske is as 5$ 56 .501 Americans in the finals. 3:111:001. the box for the big a man eighth. Leon Miller (By Universal Service.) - The EXHIBITION MATCH Roston 66 61 .479 donated by A. G. Spald- In most ways as Dempsey.so there will Central held the Washington boys t, trophy 1102.4 Genies tedeelded. be SEATTLE, Aug. H.Seattle trounced 49 in a little difference 63 Bros. .437 be to his will comparatively while awarded scattered Washington, Nelson, ing kite, to five Vardon 44.--in the opening game of the CHTCAGO, Aug. 24.HarrY 44 ANTWERP, Aug. Detroit 71 a meeting while Burt will receive a trophy from matter of weight, height and reach own club touched the Washington Oakland 504 nun- - Edward Ray, British profeesional series this afternoon by a score of 4 and. in fact. all of the physical advan37 51 .313 today of the international Olymbic comWestern is safetibis. IS the Arms Goods Philadelphia for Sporting de0. pitcher Miller, the "Babe" Ruth of to mittee it waa decided that the interme- company. Awards to the winners of tages that give a man the better or the 4miters, today suffered thcir worst Perry Gardner pitched a steady and brI1. teat in this country when they lost to diate Olympic games of 1922 should be third and fourth places, will ho pre- worse of it. Ntiskewent through the the Central club, hit one homer !hint Hutchtneon. western open- - c1am00esterd a y'a held in Brazil, They are to be known setVed by the Saltair Beach company. game, while hie teammates usual preliminary work that always two besides bases the with filled, bunched their hits on Krause in the 74r-sad 1,a one, Aytott7 111,. !tie. was officials for theswim kaV precedes the boxing. but lothis-r The litutra 0)y,raPio if..E.1 VI s' Masi ftrett neven down three innings. and ! al from Great Britain, t lUniettristarta .1-- second- 'lama The next meeting of tge to,: see bim - for Central were Bill Buye, Mal- 1:1b1711' it i s 731iriVirdirs4Yltillin beet' ball f' be held in Glineva iin June. 1921,uthe five to play. in a St. Louis, I; Philadelphia 1. course; V. L.Dieson. C. S. Leaf :(Apir bo u rite rtiridtil'smfd- match. It was the third deform a hibition E. conclusion. At Neve Miske Nsw for whelp the Central at York. the satisfactory Hollins timekeepers. of The boys applications YorkDetroit, 5; park Oakland- -, feat to my mind is a very geed and clever for the Britons in four days in 3. the 194 Olympia gatnes will holding 4- Prof C 8 Leaf, be consid- have won the championship in all of th Corn- - boxer. .. ; ... Runs.... He is fast and seems to have ere& Applicatibns already have been mercial Club gym, manager At BostonCleveland, 2: Boston. 7. Chicago. of the whose under classes four direction playground city Hits 4 ,. 002122010--.. was a par 74, At WashingtonChicago, 5; Wash-- . received from Atlantic City. Chkago, the race was staged. piloted the ewim- - plenty of power behind his punches. Atone forenoon score on now the From champs leagues. Seattle, His foot work was the best I while Ilutchineon had a 72. In the aft- Ington,li. seen Pasadena. Cal.; Rome and Christiania. iners in a small row boat. will turn their attention to the I Runs 20204000s--4her ' in a some man ernoon, Ayton played the round in 69, in little and a I Olympic meet which is to be held at ' According to Prof. Leaf thi swim is his big 3 2 3 1 1 0 0 0 Hits ...., five under pare and Hutchinson corn. are the to effected be an made moveentsin ring annual event and after Liberty park Thursday. ' TedaYs Schedule. I least s. with the SAILORS effort. plated then 16 holes in 67, titiVen under !ATLANTIC the remarkable Struck possible made Summary: ',showing St. Louis at Boston. , had 77 in the morning all and most important to par. outBy-Gardner3. Bases Butabove no doubt many more will yester, 4; by Krause, day enter in The youngest player organized Cleveland at Philadelphia. TO STAGE TOURNEY - each t and TS in the afternoon. flay's morn. Two-bas- e mind was the fact that at all times on ballOft Gardner, 1. year. tio othergenrewlovilliidulatt baseball is Claude Miller, a , .... - - eit- ---- - -- - -,-- , ' -- - my hetYlontreurr rag eht acorn 'was Ite, was t Eldred. Thrse-bahitsMiddleton. knowjuat,w,hat Orand-Rapion one hole in the afternoon. ,d,42le----renat-i-ti Cantral, Y11k4 25. 15. il NEW, ns In for Ault other Double- plays-44,8. The to ,. , " r, t all He bal;1,Irom Sun- Louis S. Arizona. will be the battleground to. WRIGHT IS SECOND .....EHMADELBIAJA, Aug, 24.- -81 words he seemed- to have a purpose Eermorthr---t- owhere he made t field.' Mich.. aad.-tcard of 61 in the afternoon. a record for won two gamete (pasty ""byf11.6,,, -- mime tmtlind. each to,,n4atre.ty-.Enex.....go, bele. -the' hStumpf c schoolterititatteh- pitchlrig''-hrgIns championship of the sailor of the the course. score, a to I., ab emit the beet possible way to &om- Mailed . Stolen TIMETRA 'WINNER phy. , IS of v he is and but years age. ball, Passed ballBaldwin Runs responsiPhiladelphiewasunable to hit Ither Atlantic fleet, now anchored in 'the plish it. This is a rare quality in box-He joined the Grand Rapids team 4 of the visitorg recruit pitchers, BiOne Hudson river. A series of seven bouts era and especially In the heavyweight 4. Time of game--1:40- ,i .J..,i CLEVELAND. ble 215.ProfeselonAug. forKrause, week and his first out waa a FT. DOUGLAS SOLDIER and Debarry, at the right time. while from bantamweight to Umpires--Holm- es division. Most of them box or move last Z and Casey. a neat 2 to I victory over Muskegon. Rommel and Perry though not hit hard, bas been arranged. Lieut. hoalr elnlit ale will have t heir inningeln the Grand instinctively and sometimes without stands as he he IS NATIONAL is, Young nearly of the U. Et. S. Pennsylvania. flagship American ' Handicap fielded hits when they counted. ideaas to where their six feet trap shooting any great well built. tall andzie Slider 'was held hitless in the second of the fleet. has been chosen referee. THOMAAS IS INJURED teUrnarnent here today. The !Semi punches land or their probable effect , itt, .1' CAMP PERRY. 0.. Aug. U. The game sifter hitting safely, in 24 Cen.a0U on their opponent . ' event of the decide will Ohio and Minnesota state civilian shot tilt' center.. the day IN BUT t pro. STAYS and Ruel. Umpire's...Com:1014 RACE, II different and this New York baseball Shawkey romancers it Woke With tensional bhamplonship and will he quality in him should carry h'm a long gun teams are tied for first place in R. H. E. and Nallin. week finally closed the deal last game: 1 ---the team- match at the national rifle St.First Thomaeo ELOIN, Ill., Aug. 0 1 Shot for 300 targets eight on yards way on September S. In a fight 4t is, by which the Giants get Roger 001 020 000- -4 Louis ti tournament. 'with scores of 211 each. who yesterday afternoon was inlured ' to change tactics in an in-- 1 Horneby. They gave, in addition to 000 001 000-.- 4 I 0 BOSTON, Aug. 34.By winning, 7 to rise.- - This event will be Ii preceded by necessary cam wee out of a possible 260 birds. The other Philadelphia he which Hearne's Eddie when t is no I of 42, L in i know as Boston Lew the American that Ross Jess took four of the five. !dant. eeam today amateur McOarthY, game Barnes, e. P tosms entered scored as follows: Manover on turned 1 skidded Batteries: Bayne and Severed; end driving. so to for series 1400,liable from situation and and Cleveland. which the Doyle, change be will pionehlp. also Young Larry Roston shot at Is tr race ess, 304; Washington. 204; k,Pennayl. mall and Fealties. UmpiresChill 7 and massed its attack OB Clark. while Bush yards rise. turn of the . tracks "Hairpin" Elgin j ; better or worse in as short a space of 000 for the Cardinale' star, who, vanIL 202; Nebraska. 116; Alaberna, Owens. will be out of the hospital tomorrow ! !kept Cleveland's hits scattered until the Trank & Wright of Buffalo late yes- - tim es in boxing. To meet these they decided, shoold report at once 191: California. 110. wag 161; stated. him Missourt doctors It onti-baattending think' think to McGraw and win to and John eighth. defeated the 4 Oscar pen. R. NeH. E. Hansen Second terday . changes of game: announced today that tie will drive 131; Illinois. 134; and Ok- I w-rant for the Giants. Meanwhile Hearne's for the American amateur quickly and this Mink does. We con-1 7 01 t.010 000 110R. N. E. brat in race., The .national machine conSaturday's pistol St. bouts - lahoma. 133. the before weeks second a 000nowtwo Cleveland .... ....000 000 020- -3 Hornsby goes along playing Li at single targets thus ition 001 1)00 -1 3. 1 championship team match opened 1 today with 36 Philadelphia base for the Card. and leading the Boston ..,.--000 310 40x- -7 in n winning the championship two Y in test is very good and ahould with the teams five mein each entered. 1 and Billings; Jack Batteriec tr his National an h manager, n . careful DeBerry truccessio the league in dling bitting. first time TO HAVE YANKEES of ii: , dtr:, history ' The aerial match is attracting much Perry. Betts and Perkins. Batteries: Clark and O'Neill; Bush the sport. VmPires--- Reddy. is giving him be at his best on ' attention. as it is the first time in the chill and Schang. - di and pwens. the day of the fight While of theI UmpiresDineen' and , By winning 7 to 2, the Red Sox , z WORLD'S LARGEST Evans. history of, the national. matches that I x opinion that the champion will win.it, the tkdd took the series of game machine tuna have been In action from t --SANTEL WINS IN do not look for him to win from Cleveland. Ou certainly BASEBALL PARK NEW YORK. made air planes. WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.Washington Sergeant Henry Whitaker. t. in- Its farewell appearance of the yeason hit Ironer hard today and ' STRAIGHT FALLS there giving him a mot at all stages The pirates losaened the race in the final ' 11 NElit TORE, Aug. 25. . The larg Twenty-firs- t United States at the Polo grounds today, defeating game of the aeries from took not the National of the game. Should tthe champion imI to Chicago, league a bit when they 6 Vt.. est base ball park in the world will a at stationed St to Nevi Fort fi. and 1, York. fantry. Douglas, winning Wan. ,the of SAN' driven ill, course, which to is, cover be in 1. at Courtney 4 Ad best his FRANCISCO, the to Aug. walloped Dodgers be built in this city for the New Tortio60 yesterday won the national individual series, three tam.. to I. te but the tired from the pace were visitors end held grow ,ii probable, Santel. claimant of the world's was rifle match with 231 out of a possible, Three of ghawkey's passes I nth first the learned War. Americans, it light he usually seta, Miske's skill end in neventby Acosta. 1,11 Tb both close Sa0. The match was shot from the and third innings ,were turned, Into Athletics,made Jacob Ruppert of thoTankeas who atdefeated title. Tue. him weight wrestling stand tof will ' 4? the Ill game but knowledgwof to them lost St. Louis each by a 200 yard rapid fir. end 600 and runs. tended a mpecial meeting of the Ameri4 the Terrible Turk." in t in great stead and it is Just possible he score of 8 to l ... . floe 110 300--6 1 3. 1 gut Hussane. Chicago ... Tit 1006 slow fir. ranges. can league in Philadelphia yesterday, t 4: rt,H.E- - Washington 000 410 21xI 13 I straight falls here tonight The first ' will pull out with the popular decision E. Ramos Of Alm Philiper, the proposal wee given officialI where Captain P. was 000 001- -2 4 1 one is 33 Detroft or was Wake one lose, in fall hour Win minutes and "...JAI draw. ore .i.,.. sicond with 281 and 'Napier. a rookie, pitched - an. pine scouts sanction, said tentative plans call for Batteries: Taber,. Kerr and fichalk: 39 eeeonds. 10 2 010 030 000-The seentid was, ill 15 of the beet heavyarsights I have seen E. E.Dos. Nevpda civilian, was third New York other fame trite the Reds "win" co- l- igrandsts nds and bleachers seating IVO Courtney. Acosta and Oharrity. Um- minutes and 20 seconds. Both were and should give the champion a great :wen when he Philwith 246. . from 50,000 to 0.000 persons. to be the and Battsrlest and Hildebrand. ainsitlith; 'topped an arm Ayers with secured scissors. pireaXortarity f; , . lies and beat them 7 to 2. of the gold medals Other winnersght for next season. ' completed were:. H. Eyerett, Wwskington, D. C., 214; Sergeant Simon- Pangtalen, Phil ippin isiond scouts. 264; Seftreant E. Statile. Forty-fourt- h infantry. 283;- Major J. E. Doane...United Stetes in- E. .1 Doane. Unit.i gineors. 283; Ila.ine J. 01 steel, engineers. 283: Moman.d. ' Sergeant By Pop otenn William. United Stales infantry i, mi 213; Sergeant A. r, Frederick. U. 8. M. mt C.. 243: and ' Sergeant J. P. Lyons. HE SQUEEZED AND IT vzota TEIZIII5,1E ori Camp Doren. R. 0..T. C.. 241. 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