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Show SPORT SHORTS ,v S.UOKl!' WOKK1KS HIM SAN DIEGO. A bit of a clcisd has I come across the usual gonial am He of "Sunny" Jim Ooffroth, kooper of 'America's Monte Cr!o. tie bt-llevcs I thu announceir.ont that J.ick Johnson John-son will box at Tijuana is a. knock on the town. FINE A. W. O. L. BOXI2KS. ATLANTIC CITY. Ring fans In Atlantic City are protected against the eleventh-hour disappointments of boxers by the state boxing commission. commis-sion. Boxers must deposit 2o per cent of all purses of ?150 or more, the deposit de-posit to be forfeited if terms of the j match arc broken, i STUDENTS nONOR PA CIS. INDIANAPOLIS. Students of the University of Chicago presented Pat Page with a 5700 silver service set before he left to assume his new 'duties 'du-ties aj conch at Butler. Page has coached baseball and basketball at Chicago for ten years. AGE CLAIMS A NOT I TEH. ST. LOUIS. In the unconditional release of Leon K. Ames by the Cardinals Car-dinals age has claimed another onetime one-time big league star. Ames served McGraw for ten years when he was in his prime. He was sold to the Reds in Hi 13 and shlflod to the Cards In 1915. Ames will be 3S in August. SHU ! NO CARD GAMES. DETKOIT. Ilughey Jennings doesn't think a ball player ought to ; play cards after the pennant hunt ' starts. His ultimatum to the Tigers is that any player who violates this rule will be subject to a fine. He permitted per-mitted it in training camp. GKOOM nALP-M ILEUS. ITHACA, N. Y. Since the opening of college 6S7 students have passed th couch tho hands of Jack Moakloy, coach of track and cross-country terms at Cornell. This hois a new mark in sport activity. Cornell Is specializing on two and four-mile relay re-lay teams. s HE'S WHOLE TEAM. 1 LOS. ANGELES. William vourt 0f Itodlands unlvoralty comes about us near being a, whole track -team as any I of them. He scored Ilk points In the j recent Stanford-Pamona-Redlands tri-I tri-I angular meet four more points than tho whole P.imona team scored. Major league baseball men are pleas-led pleas-led with the action of Gov. Coolidge, i of Massachusetts, in signing the ama-iteur ama-iteur sports bill which will permit amateur ama-teur baseball in the state on Sunday between the hours of 2 and 6 ,p. ni. It ;is said the law may be amended in a few years hence to Include professional profes-sional baseball, if no untoward happenings hap-penings create opposition in the meantime. mean-time. Jockey Coltiletta, riding at the , Bowie track in Maryland, may be called on the carpet for his alleged listless work on L'ullinan, a two-year-'old from the Grcontree stables on the third day of the meet. Cullinan is said to have carried the backing of much wise money and was beaten bv Mary Erb, an IS to 1 shot, and Josfe Gorman. The case lias attracted widespread wide-spread attention. Coltiletta's work has been enlarged upon by some opponents oppo-nents of the sport in Maryland. The ' jockey disclaims any intention to do 'other than his best. Officials in charge of the meet nave taken cognizance cog-nizance of the affair and are expected to conduct a thorough probe. : oo American League. W. L. Pet. Chicago 2 0 1,000 Boston o 0 1.000 Cleveland i i 500 'Philadelphia i i qo New .York l '.500 St. Louis i i ,500 Washington o 2 .000 Detroit o 2 .000 I Yesierday'c Results. Washington 1, Boston 2; M innings. ; St. Louis 5. Cleveland -I. ' ; Detroit 0, Chicago 1. Philadelphia-New York gr.iuo postponed; post-poned; rain. oo NATIONAL LEAGUE. W. L. Pet. ! Cincinnati ; r 3 0 1.000 'Boston 2 0 1.000 (Pittsburg 3 n .750 .Brooklyn 1 1 ,500 Philadelphia 1 1 .500 St- Louis 1 3 ,250 Now York .0 2 .000 Chicago - ...0 .3 !000 Yesterday's Results. ' Pittsburg 3, St. Louis 0: 13' innings. Cincinnati 11, Chicago 6. Other games postponed; ram. |