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ANDREWS STATISTICAL BALL DOPE. v TALK FROM JEFF Wants a Clean Ball Game CHICAGO PICKED FOR WORLD fj. By Art Wood. - (Continued previous page.) H. H. from WHERE TIIEYJPLAT SUNDAY. politics only, SHELTON Tras a matter of and the National. "groats." League Dope promoters were made Texas - .the Pittsburg- at Cincinnati. The indications are that boxing will Chicago at St. Louis. be continued in California, that is, un-- dr seems to travel a like 1 The race ir the big leagues is now . tablished themselves as fixtures in also destined the 10 or 15 round rule, where no lap and results can fast company but some of them are now route. American. on the last the Boston has bought pitcher Barnerich decisions are given. Turn McCarey, the. be fairly accurate!' predicted. In the classed among the best men the great Detroit at Chicago. American sport has even seen, taking back from Providence and has turned Los Angeles promoter, is preparing tu American league, Philadelphia looks the over to the Lawrence Cleveland at St. Louis. and there is practically no rank alonjr with Lajoie, Cobb, "Honus outfielder Hearn enough winner v. club in the New England League. sro ahead, but Tom is wise doubt but what Chicago n ill win in Wagner, Mathewson and others hose Texas. o wait a month or two, until some of names known everywhere baseball It is reported that Harbison, Tulles, the National league. are Conoway of i tne agitation has passed away. It is known. Brewster, and Johnson the Dallas at Fort Worth. promoter, Philadelphia has in the laBt two Waco Navigators are destined for fast-e- r San Antonio at "Waco. might' be well for "Frisco drawing away This is not a standing given the men going pro- weeks been gradually ed company. If that is true it is Oklahoma City Shreveport. to follow his leafi. New Orleans Detroit. The by their admirers in Texas but so at tney will from New York, Boston and sporting some for a taiiender club. . Houston at Galveston. moters have intimated that team seems hopelessly out of the bv the best writers Bert Daniels, the New York High- go after long bouts, but they, too, can later j and papers all over the t orld. These running. N team has ever won four landers new infield star, is touted as Cactus. well afford to go slow. Jt takes time pennants in succession and Detroit will men could not be purchased from the one of the big finds of the season. He such matters j which they are playing for to straighten out and not be able to break that record. For teams with comes from Bucknell college. Morenci at El Paso. easiest and best way is to rest Phila- i a small fortune, and the salaries they pitcher, Bisbee at Douglas. the a time New York was crowding ' Munsell, the former Waco as w up for a while and give the croakers delphia, but lately the team had a slump are drawing are almost as large the who has been sojourning with the Long-vie- Cananea at Clifton.o no chance to howl. allowed organization from salary limit for an entire team in the team,' has been signed by Dal- con- and has the league. Boxing bouts, when properly the Quaker state to get to going Texas las. Wkh Torrey and Shonts on the HOW THEY STAND. ducted and of limited number of good. Two Texas Stars. injured list it is thought he will come rounds are not half so rough as sev- only two Texas stars in handy. National. In the National league there is no There are real Waco, eral forms of sport which the public world's cham- in the National league, although the Connoway, first baseman for Teams P. W. Pet. chance for Pittsburg, the will be of game for several applauds. In time boxing will become pions, to repeat. For a time it looked number is coniderably larger in the out the Chicago S6 56 30 .651 recognized as a legitimate sport, the might over- ! American league. The two in the Na days. In spearing a hot liner he had Pittsburg . S4 49 35 .583 - as if the New York Giants is hold- - i same as baseball, football, etc.- but un- Chicago, all hope tional are Wheat, outfielder, with a finger nail torn off. Farrell New' York S5 49 3C .576 come the lead of but ing down that sack for the "Wander-eres.- " til such time it needs nursing. The of that has now been abandoned. That Brooklyn, and Drucke, pitcher, with the Cincinnati SS 44 44 .503 socalled reformers, or rather notoriety team will undoubtedly win in a walk. New York Giants. As an outfielder Philadelphia SG 42 44 .4SS ready no league, Infielder Lee Tannehili" of jhe White seekers, are always with their For the world's champions Chicago Wheat has superior in that Sox is out of the game on acount of a St. Louis S8 39 49 .443 hammers to knock the boxing game, of the National league is the one best and is accounted one of the rreatest Brooklyn 87 52 .402 be- playerj; played in torn ligament. if there is the slightest chance, bet. The team is not having to work ball that has ever Knee, an infielder of the defunct Mus- Boston 90 57 .367 cause they know there is no powerful as hard in the race as the teams in the the outer garden. 'He is batting about kogee team, has joined tie Sand Crabs. organization to come back and fignt American league. The winner in the the .300 mark and his fielding record is is said been a fast' man in American. long very close to 1000. Fancy prices have He to have them, such as exists in football and latter will come out tired with a that league. Teams P. . w. L. Pet. And while these alleged of extra effort which ought to been offered Brooklyn for him, but seem in a bad way Philadelphia 89 59 30 .663 baseball. strain team"would un- The Bronchos jump around and howl at a make it easy for the Chicago team to that not part with him when even Rogers cannot win a game. New York S9 53 36 .596 one, season any circumstances. vport that hurts no they run win. Towards the last of the der That team is fast on the road to sec- Epston 91 m 54 39 .393 away from evils that exist in their Chicago aggregation can keep their Drucke is hailed as the successor of ond division. are rumors of a 91 50 the not of one There Detroit 41 .54 very midst ten thousand times worse best men in fine shape by long periods Mathewson. as the result shakeup. It looks like it might be Cleveland S3 3S 43 of two games, but as the result of .45S than boxing. of rest and let them come into the star Leidy's last season with . the Texas Washington 90 3S 52 and in fine a hard season's work. Next season, if .422 The light at Reno proved that mn championship series fresh league as a manager. He is too old Chicago SS 35 53 .338 upper of the fettle. he does as well as he has this, he will for anything elser . from the walks life like one most men the St. Louis ..-- 93 25 68 .263 as the working-ma- n. Texas Tennis Ilunehed. be of the valuable Griggs, tlief Texas leaguer with the boxing game as well New York team will have on the firing There were present judges, law- In Texas the leading teams are well bi. mollis Jtsrowns, is DacK in me game Texas. businessmen and some bunehed. Fort Worth looks the most line. after warming the bench for several Teams p. yers, doctors, way Dallas tended to Tony Smith, formerly with Galveston. weeks. He is playing right field. So w. L. Pet. of the most prominent politicians from likely but the Fort Worth 100 59 41 .590 men from Houston indicate that the Giants are j has 'made good as a shortstop with far he is making a poor showing, seem- all parts of America, and organization. San Brooklyn, playing is not of a ing to have l3st ability Houston 98 55 43 .561 every civilized country where a mighty powerful but his his as a ball nearly Antonio has a long series of games to sensational order in any way. plaj'er. In a recent game, SuLouis had Dallas IQp 56 44 '.560 languageis spoken. Miners 99 5"4 the English play with Waco, the tail enders, which In the American League. the following Texans in the lineup: San Antonio 45 .545 from Nevada camps mingled with them, Galveston 102 51 1 will result m a consideraoie ooost in In American league the Texans Newnam, Truesdale, Griggs, Criss and .500 and altogether it was the most orderly has the Bailey, er more than half the team. Shreveport 102 49 o3 .480 Considering percentage but unless Fort Worth I with the reputation are Speaker, out--j crowd ever gathered. the a slump Bronchos cannot overcome Speaker, a Texas player with Boston, Oklahoma City ... 96 46 50 .479 20,-0- 00 the fielder with Boston; Kargor, pitcher fact that the attendance was over no any chance continues to be the hitting marvel. It T&co 95 26 69 the lead. There is longer J with Boston: Newnam. .274 of crowd was re- Galver-to- n first baseman is now no uncommon thing him to the behavior the of Oklahoma City, Shreveport. j for markable. There was no drinking in top with St. Louis, and Truesdale, second get three hits out of four times up. He or Waco getting to the of the . baseman with St. Louis. Cactus. the big arena, and the Reno officers yet given , wants that auto and seems in a fair Teams ' p. heap. Houston has not "P Speaker is the brightest star of anj-- way w'. L. Pet. may feel proud of the way they han- team and fans hope that to get it. Douglas 30 12 hope. The the individual player who Has ever gone to Scout Casey, j5 .300 dled the big throng of supposed sports. Hill will be back in commnnd who has been watching Bisbee 28 15 13 an- Hunter big league company from Texas, beinn the Texas league days, ex- .536 "Why, if a man jostled against team will again hit j for several soon and that the ahead of Wheat, who Us considered pressed opinion Cananea 2S 14 14 .500 other it was 'a case of. "Beg pardon, upgrade. The $2000 purse offered the that it. is as fast Morenci 23 agitators the among the best. Although only a as any class B aggregation in the 11 12 .473 sir." And still some of these to that team to bring bafck the pennant i youngster Speaker crowding Lajoie EI Paso 26 12 14 say only toughs XSQTZ ex- is country. That is the class into which .461 and reformers that again is stimulating the players to and Cobb Clifton 23 9 H. Fyfe, for batting honors as the Texas will enter this season. With 14 .391 attend such affairs. Hamilton Manager Clarke Griffitli of the Cincinnati bnjrehnll club, who recently filed tra work. world's star swat his ad- of London Mail, who was present, umpire Risrler, president Iynch of the Surprises. artist anj class C to ft from, this league ought the charges ajoiinst Charles witli Thomas J. Texas mirers are betting that he will be the to be one of the fastest minors in the remarked after the fight that in all his Aatloaal leasue, tliat v probablj result in Ulster's dismLinl. Griffith's ti.o "nffieinl battine. fieldinpr and winner of j the auto offered for the best country. ef- have' been - experience In England he had never charpre" were accompanied by n number of affidavits of his players to the pitching averages which just batter in the two leagues. His fielding There is no longer any AUTO ;een so well be- used worse lancuage on diamond thnn any player ever Allen of the Texas doubt that NOTES. $ a large gathering fect that Rider the issued by president Record is also the equal of that of any Nownam has --made good with the St. haved. Even "Shilibers," the wild dared to do. President Herrmann also added a few lines as to Killer's inef- ! league, rontain a number of surprises. the Vl outfielder in the league. Louis Browns. team no . r, i I w- - llACtwww The is longer baseball and sport scribes of the United ficiency in Cincinnati. Tne can Alliomu lain !,.uti Karger has "come back." He has now scouting over the country looking for a States, always ready for war, were 4-- batting average as an organization with pitched five seasons in league com- - "Sales are hell, but thanK Although Worth big first baseman, being satisfied with the heaven thev orderly. Houston second. Fort I pany. must have supplies" tame and most J last His first year was sensational, one they now have. He worked under Local dealers is the league leaders, that team is j He was with present day averages. Shreveport is St. Louis that season. At difficulties and the fact that he stuck attitude. GAME in the batting j the close of the year that team got marks him as a good fighter. That handy American invention, the WEEN WAS By Bert fielding team and Waco the i tire protector, is being the best in fabulous offers for him. The next yenr Just to show his versatality, Drucke, fast established Turf Battle In Florida; poorest. The latter team is fifth I in Mexico. Many shipments PLAYED FOE BLOOD go to he slumped and has beein doing indif-- I catcher for Oklahoma City, is playing have been E. Collyer, the bating averages. This would ferent work until the present season. third base for the team and doing it made through local supply concerns. Success For Juarez Track; indicate that poor fielding is the result Despite the fact he Is with Boston, well. J. C. Smith, the Sanderson ranchman, (Continued on previous page.) Tcrf Editor linldins- cellar cnam- - that has purchased r i,o toom the j 'which always has a hard time winning. After Dallas, the Bronchos will play a Buick 10. through A. v Colly Chicago jpionship- C. Stewart, local agent. er Makes Predictions jAmerican - ... c he is ranking this season close to the Waco. The San Antonio fans are hop- 'It is the most for his meal, or three dollars i& tne In batting Mowry, ol lu". ,t" ! top of the league. Only one twirler in ing to be able to win at least one out of recent auto addition to the realm of i ,, on- jvftrare- of 32S. He j saddle rope. day, if the entire day is spent on the lilti.. IC45UC niith.. ' the entire league leads him and that Is that series. and SS games, the bat f j has plaved in been at j the great Bender. He Is making that trains. Chicago, 111., July 30. If plans out- far and wide as champion of the west, ! made 106 hits and o PINCHOT CRITICISES Savins; on Heals. 326 times, has j old time marvel look close to his laurels THE lined by manager Strode, of tthe Tam- but which proved such a rank disap- j INTERIOR some Giants, though, who runs. . j if he does not want to lose his rating DEPART3IENT'S ACT. There are pa association, in a. recent In pointment in the Florida Derby, the ' generally believed to o Anderson" trick of Racing Gowdy, who was j as the champion flinger in NEGRO AS A PUGILIST. Washington, do the old "John I the American 0 D. C. July 30. Gifford out, one of tliJ cardinal feature of last winter's rac- leader, had an - frequently a terview, are carried been the league ) league. He is also lively O- By H. H. Shelton. eating at restaurants, and have ' batting at a Pinchot, the former ever between ing at according to ! Dallas player has forester and now sandwich and a banana furnishes them bitterest wars wacl Jacksonville ha, average of 320. The clip. O president of magnates, promisess to advices from Louisville, outgrown the S6 games, the bat 309 times, the National Conservation a meal, and the balance of the meal race track been in at Two Who Have 3Xade Good. association, in a pocket-boo- k. coming winter season in lameness to fell heir later on S9 and 49 runs. bulletin addressed to money is tucked away in their make the whichhe has made hits ! -- uu cias Newnam and Truesdale, of St. Louis, With race prejudge eliminated, a the members of "the association criti- I have known players during a Florida a memorable one. According in the spring, and now gives promise The onlv other man in the ' been formed of rounding his Houston. His average Is although with the tail enders, have a close study of the history of pugilism cises the interior department in re- season to save p a hundred doHars to Strode, a syndicate has to best form. In that is Northen. of right to be will show fighters ring sworn intention of driving event nearly all the fall classics for .314. He has played in 94 games, been classed with the stars. that best the gard to the development of water on meals. with the Both ! has ever known, been negroes. power. three-year-ol- ds 102 hits and took uncork at positions in which have In He says only players are trav- Curley Brown and his associates at in middle are the 324 times, made I - It is when ball the west at bat J expense they mercy others hacrtnade repeated failures. They view of the- fact that prize fighting is "It is unfortunate that the eling at their club's that Jacksonville out of businesss. In a at the of the Flzer crack. 49 runs. j to ; a of force, interor exp'ect so much when purposes PltcUincr Above the Average. nad win out against a hostile press largely matter brute strength department has absolutely to look for and and word, the new concern to Possibly never during the past quar- and who ! and ability to withstand punishment, refused ways home after a sea- among only three men of the fans had their "hammers' out ' approve rightsofway for municipal wa- on their various operate a string of tracks, them ter century has a more perfect run- The fact that goes in great shape there should be nothing very surpris-- j to go back to be-j- .300 class, for them. Men who can ter supply, irrigation, power, son, I have known them Tampa and Pensacola, in opposition to ning machine seen on the Amer- entire league are in the win under ing in the statement. Neither should and water cheap hotels and I ' those circumstances have in wherever be- the old "Sullivan" Moncrief park. ican turf than Boca Grande. At least to show that tne piwP ""a " them there be anything in the assertion to the lands affected are "beef-and- think them good average. In fact at no the material out of ''which great lieved to be " and The Brown-Pon- s clique, however, that was the almost invariable opin- far above the baseball players offend the white race. The white man valuable for water power. enough. history of the Texas league are anade. I This policy has have no intention of giving up with- ion expressed by horsemen who saw time in the Those mentioned will most has ever depended more upon his su-- 1 continued for a year. There are other players, however, ever been an aggregation of x certainly It amounts to the imbibed out a srrnarjrle. and thev are setting him race as a twoyearold around tht has there present. be with the major leagues year, poriority of brain to fight his way to absolute stopping of who with the habits of luxury j J hitters-lik- e there are at next water power development expense, just as about blazing a way to eminence for Kentucky circuit last fall. pitchers. and if their past work can be as me i.ruiiL liiuil un oruie uoiuiy t uc throughout under the clubs' travel j Hise, of Galveston leads the taken the arid luxurously their own. their palatial course. It is expected Fizer ruined the chances of winning surprise. While it was a criterion they are all destined for his fists. That a. negro shoul'd happen west and has done much to under Tampa will vie Defcy came tmc u another to lick one in the race is neitherv a create totally false conceptions of con- While on trains, managers allow their that and Jacksonville the and near putting the he was in the leaders' class. even greater work. " - po- to see which can offer greatest known that credit to the one nor a discredit to the servation in that region. The forest players to- play cards for money.-bu-t with each other racing tool in the country vet several other flmgers were thought While these anen have proved signal bridge are the most popular the richer attractions to horsemen. out of commission by "drilling" Boca of Dallas, successes, there have been others who other, considered from a race stand- service has wisely rejected the pro- ker and to be better than he. Shonts. point. posals of the interior department games. The limit allowed at poker is v Grande to death in preparation for the to third place, BurK, ot have proved equally as crreat a dis- - look- over a dollar at the most and The forthcoming meeting of 100 days Florida Derby. falls big Harry I appointment. In this class The superiorltj of the negro in the ing to the 'establishment of the sazha rot Worth, to fourth place and must be prize ring began away in slavery policy usually it is smaller. or more to be held at Juarez, Mexico, Antonio, is twelfth. Rog put Bailey, of St. Louis; Griggs, of St. back in national forests." big league ball Ables, of San days when men fought in the hot sun Who wouldn't be a is being extensively advertised. Press ens, the new man San Antonio secured Louis; Mitchell, of Cleveland; Criss. of player? agents are busy flooding the country Mountain who is now under con- in the St. Louis, and others. with bare knuckles. Molyneaux, a AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. from Atlanta, is not included ; negro slave, was the great fighter with literature concerning the numer- tract to John Ireland, has severed his course leads all pitch Bailey lias shown the worst slump, first At Minneapolis Indianapolis, 2; -- averages. He of of race. He was quite Minneapolis, 9. .$. . . 4. r of race connection with the Fizer short- 1000, having, but he may yet be to do the unskilled but 4. !'$Hf''f" ous "atrractive features" the stable ers, having an average of able work that very strong and game. He really de- City Columbus, 3; Kan- Rio Grande. ly after the running of Derby Crab- ! will warrant his retention in com- - At Kansas plant on the banks of the the at pitched six games and lost none. . fast feated the great Crlbb. father 'of the sas City, 1? 4. SPORTL.BTS. While yet a premature to make Jacksonville this spring, stopped over recently sold to the panj-- For two yeans he pitched good (By Tim.) little ble, of Galveston, ring. Cribb was the best man the ring t St. Paul Louisville, 3; St. Paul. 2. .. v definite assertions, it would neverthe- in Chicago for a few days visiting rel- big' leagues, has 16 games, won 9, lost ball, but this year he has done noth- ever At Milwaukee Toledo, 1; Milwau- 4 "8 knew in, its golden days, a sort less appear as if Juarez is destined to atives while en route from Latonia to 6 one. That gives him an aver- ing. Lack of control and ineffectiveness kee, 2. and tied I of Jeffries strong, patient, enduring become the real rendezvous of the Empire City. He is now fully recov- age of .600. He is ninth In the list of have been his "hoodoos" all the year.Yet but slow. Washington made four errors and American horses during the winter ered from the mishap in which he had pitchers. Howell,, with Shreveport, who j he is only 21 yeans of ago, younger than In the days of Jeffries's acknowledged Philadelphia made four runsv It was months. The initial season at this his left ankle crushed while riding the has also been called to big league com- - most men get into fast company. He is eminence, it was always a matter of "- - fillinT out to his stature and a shut out. plant may not have been a glowing twoyearold Marsand in a race recently pailV, IS lOW OOWIl UU lug nai. " he has doubt that Peter Jackson at his ,best Ghampeen proved such at Empire success, but the promoters still think at the Milldale course, and intends to pitched 22 games, won 0, lost 11 and plenty of time to yet anake one of the could not have beaten the cave man. City Friday. Well played the horse it is only a question of time until get into riding form immediately upon tied two. world's best pitchers. Jackson was undoubtedly one of the won the six furlongs handicap. Rose horsemen become fully appreciative of receipt of his eastern license. During Picking out the list of pitchers by Two Lazy Ones. four greatest fighters the ring ever saw, Queen, the favorite, was stuck in a the opportunities offered in the lana the past Kentucky season Mountain teams, Hise, of Galveston, is the best For 'Griggs and Criss no good word the other three being "Gentleman" Jack- Shilling pulled up. Diaz. showed a flash of his oldtime form of that aggregation, McKay leads for can be said. Griggs could good son of the middle of the 18th centurv: jam, and of president make ! A one none game occurred at and, barring accidents, should prove Fort AVorth, Siiontz for Dallas, Malloy if he He is lazy, stubborn- - and a James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson. and Antonio, trid. no 'witK strengtH and ease Chicago Friday, with Detroit on top. Boca Grande, the crack Sompron-iou- s a welcome addition to the eastern rid- for Houston, Blanding for San quitter. There is nothing in him that For, matter what he is today. Jeff- to hit. was ing brigade. Ashton for Shreveport, Chelette for goes to make a real fighter. Criss is of ries was a great fighter. Thus two of they s please" JJ Summers held the Sox one colt, which last fall heralded fpr Waco. greatest Cobb made the lone tally. Oklahoma City, and Loudell much the same calliber. He is lacking the four fighters have been game won The best batters of the 'team are as in ambition and lias only one redeeming j negroes and if Molyneaux is taken into In an uphill Pittsburg burg, Germany, Dallas, is to . 7-- proved the wonder of the Grand Circuit the American champion, Houston, Mowry, .328; "consideration the count three two from Cincinnati Fridaj-- It ended 3. follows: feature, ability to hit in pinches. These TWO HORSE opening, if not of all harness history, Frank J. Marshall of Brooklyn, drew his Gowdy, .320; Houston, Northen, .314; men may hanjr on in the major leagues in uivur ui tne JitJgiues;. Pittsburg played errorless. when the second heat of the 2:05 trot game with Leonhardt. The leaders to Downey, .298; Fort Peter Jaclcson's Career. Wood of Boston held New York in Oklahoma City, a little longer but they will never do the Friday at Kalamazoo, Mich., he made a date are Schlechter and Niemzowitsch, Worth, Jolly, .296; San Antonio, Mclver, Peter Jackson was a high class, in- OVERALLS visitors to one hit Friday, that is un- of each with seven any good. negro, new record for himself in the time points; Chotimirski, six .296; Shreveport, Gardner, .273; Waco, Willie Mitchell tried to pitch for telligent manly, gentle and well inning. Then 1-- MADS BY til the last the visitors 2:05 4. Country Jay won this race, points; Duras, Marshall and Spielmani-5- t Tullos, .272; Galveston. Kaphan, .264. mannered. He was the very pink of more, errors allowed Cleveland, but went to the bad. He is pos- made three and which breaks the world's record for the each. . Texas' Best Batters. perfection when It came, to style, 3 1 with the American association and may I STRAUSS SL a to New York victory. i three fastest heats ever consecutively 15 in order are as sessed a perfect left hand and was a LEVI CO. 4; The best batters get another chance next year. He is By bunching hits in the sixth and Trotted, the time being 2:04 TULA ROSA PERSONALS. follows: young yet. skilled and effective puncher with the Chicago 5 to 2 4; 2:05 1-- 2. Gus Macey drove right. was seventh registered a 2:05 Player Club. G. A.B. R. H. PC. Graham, who was St. Louis, Jackson the only man who St- - Girl won the M., with but victory over at Louis Friday. It Country Jay. Sonoma first Tularbsa, N. July 30. Misses Mowry, Houston SS 326 57 106 .328 was ever repeatedly hit Corbett and Corbett one heavy McLaughlin, who released to the Southern I was wonderfully fast and slippery. feWSIMM! was error each with hitting heat. Edithand June and Miss Gowdy, Dallas ..S6 309 49 S9 .320 league. Is not making good with that It all around. Charles Evans, jr., of Edgewater, will Ethel Maxwell are spending a few 94 324 49 102 .314 is true Corbett fought the negro a draw Northen, Houston association and will probably drop next it is Bell was hard by Philadelphia defend his title as western champion days at Bent. t Do-nne- 83 299 48 S9 .29S but also true that he was notor hit Ok. City season into a lower class league. iously visiting at Brooklyn Friday, and it was against Mason E. Phelps of Midlothian Miss Edith Abbott will take Miss Jolly, Ft. Worth 92 32S 49 97 .296 unfit to the ring at the time. tVWWMyVWVW golf associ- There will be a number of Texas Otherwise Corbett might never 5 to 2. The visitors played errorless, in the finals of the western Edith McLaughlin's psace temporarily Mclver, S. A 90 327 57 197 .296 players who will go up this fall. They have mis-.tak- club been champion. with the home team making one e. ation tournament at the Minikahda in the telephone office. Ft. Worth 86 299 31 87 .291 CATARRH Minneapolis today. Covle. will have the good examples to inspire Snni LanzrTnrd, Fighter. at Miss Ruby Davenport and Bill Dav- Stfnson, S. A 81 310 42 S9 .2S7 their work .and the bad examples to ami At Empire City track, in a very close 62 189 26 35 .2S5 Probably no middle weight ever was "Senator" Jackson, departed "member play- enport have returned here after a visit Miller, Ok. City.. warn them. The Texas admirers of the greater Paso team, joined and exciting finish, Campeon, well on Okla City.. 62 200 32 56 .2S0 than Sam Langford, unless it DISCHARGES ofthe El Philadel- handicap 6 furlongs Fri- the Hondo fwith their sister, Etta Davis. youngsters are hoping to see them soon was Fitzsimmons. who was mid- Gaf-vest-on ed, won the of SS a freak phia Friday. Pitcher Crabble. of was Hilburn. Gardner, Shrevep't 322 30 SS in the Wheat-Speaker-Karg- er class. weight day. Rose Queen, the favorite, 324 SS dle indeed. No welter weight RilieYid ii reported to Brooklyn. Much and Shill- Misses Ida and Ethel Harkness have Tullos, Waco ...91 38 ever equaled Walcott, though mar- Texas. caught in a jam at the start Jackson, Dallas ..91 323 40 57 .269 the ing at once pulled up. The stewards returned to Cloudcroft after a visit ! ; ; ; ; - velous Lavinge almost beat him to W Hours Omaha doubled score Fri- Storch, Dallas . . . .Sf. 321 46 56 .26S v v v v v lllskw 24 Wichita's cailed him into the stand to explain his here with their sister, Mrs. D. D. 4-- death, doing 133 to his 140. Yet it is Each Cap- - v 4. Shreveport .90 334 32 S9 .267 day, It was a slugging match Shilling rode at the Washington Harkness. Gear. TEXAS LEAGUE GOSSIP. HS doubtful if any heavy weight of his sule bears the (mJOYI action. Best Harney- - V with errors, and Omaha left before the Juarez races. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bent The Pitchers. . (By Horare II. cbeItoa.) 4" day, save Sharkey, Fitzsimmons or amm' . park and and Walter The 10 best pitchers.ana their records J end of the ninth to catch a train. Barney Oldfleld broke Ohio records Ontal came down from Bent in Mr. Jeffries could have beaten Walcott. He jswxsrcojcownterjeus It was a well played game at New for a mile circular track at Columbus Bent's automobile. are as follows: almost killed Choynski, then a very AfcAAAft Friday, Boston losing a 2. National Circuit automo-Tjil- o Clubs P. W. L. Pc. good man, and Tommy Ryau, by odds CMtftMfaV. Yrk and Friday at the John Linani and daughter Maude 19 11 3 .7S6 now all The home team 11 re.cotx. whon he rrsade a mile in 53 Hise, Galveston Al J. Maul, former pitcher but greatest fighting man made hits. have returned to their home 5 the of his inches 25-m- open at Alto. MeKav. Fort Worth ...29 16 .762 Philadelphia Athletics, is AlbrechtLudke, the sensational young seconds. Oldfield won the James Abbott and son scout for the the world ever saw, always passed Wal- er Smith, are vis- Shontz, Dallas 25 IS 7 .720 Chicago player, and T. C. Bundy, the race with his Knox Giant M. making a tour over Texas looking over cott at the weight. Boat min- iting Mrs. B. Rogers, at Bent. Worth 17 .7 .70S Lymph IlkfeJS Pacific coast star, will meet in the car. covering the distance in 25 Burk, Fort ....30 likely Cleveland, Detroit .Toe Gans a, a Fljrhter. 53-1- 00 - Tom Tucker, cattle inspector, is 17 9 ) .G92 the material. own rem- match seconds- Elliott, in a here Malloy, Houston .. I .Natures final of the western champion- utes am Alamogordo. rnai a better light weight ever tt depleted Firestono-Columbu- s car, through from Blanding, San Antonio 18 11 5 .68S and St. Louis have already had scouts edy ship tennis tournament today at Lake .went fought than Gans Is doubted. No bet- nerve lorforce; ex- ile Rogers 7 for Forest, III., as the result of yesterday's the fence in the "handicap race, Jessie has returned to her Ashton, Shreveport ....20 13 .650 in the field. ter feather weight than Dixon ever haustion; for event on the courts of the Onwentsia but escaped with a few bruises. Ben home at Bent after a visit here vith Rose, Houston 1 11 7 .611 McLean, the new catcher for Galves- put up a hand. So take it all down the forinscsinia; Country club. Ludke earned his right Kerscher, driving a Darracq racer, did her grandparents. Crabble, Galveston ... .16 9 6 .600 ton, is making gooC. He has a good line the negro shines supreme in. the now prepared in to meet Bundy by defeating Whitman three miles in 2:36 5, which beat Watson, Houston 20 9 6 .600 whop and exercises good judgment. squared circle. Now with Johnson. most highly efflca-ceo- 7-- 5, 2-- 6, 7-- 9, 3, 1. Min- Players BIj? Leagues. tablet form. 52 Bandy won his Ralph De Raima's record yinade at SCOTTISH RITE MASONS ' Texas in "Young Cy" Young has not done so Langford and Jeanette at the top the per match from Waidner with comparative neapolis, and came within two seconds TO The season in the major leagues has City black man ring. box. Lasts one MEET Ii GALVESTON MONDAY well since he joined the Oklahoma rules the And even at month. Sold in ease, scores for the three sets being of the world's mark for the distance. advanced sufficiently to put the mark aggregation. He nas been able to win tha ther is no reason why the white El Paso only hy 6-- 2, 2, 1. The Niagara Racing association an- Galveston, Texas, July 30. The twen- of. success or failure as baseball h,tars but one game out of four pitched. man should regret it. After all the sport Kelly & Pollard, Sheldon Hotel. Round and Round's victory in" the nounces that the Fort Erie meet, sched- tieth semi-annu- al reunion of Ancient upon a number of Texas league players is now playing at third base is one of brutes. race, a to open $10,000 Accepted called to company. MilT third mile and an eighth, was uled today' with the and Scottish Rite of Free Ma- who have been faster for Galveston. v He is covering that the feature of Friday's race at the Butte Dominion handicap, in which Fitzher-be- rt sonry will open in .this city August 1 The careers of these youncr nlavers corner like a blanket. PERSONAL NEWS OF ALTO. Jackey club. Round and Round was fa- was a feature entry, had been in- and will continue through August 2, 3, ihave been watched with interest bv Kagger. the big Texas left winger Ako, N. M., July 30. Mrs. J.SU. Roed BAT GUASSO vored by the swerving of Queen Lead definitely postponed. Conditions aris- 4 and 5. baseball fans over Texas. While, as is Americans, has added of N. M.. with the Boston (jtpitan is here visiting her any you haic-nbou- when Dennison applied the whip. Sugar ing from the strike on the Grand Trunk A large attendance of Masons from always the caae. there have been some another victory to his long string. daughter, Mrs. Charlas Burrell. uis lufonuztlozi Maid, railway were cause over in hat ves tfcnt cMt::in lois f the hot favorite in the fifth, wa? assigned as the of all Texas entitled to affiliation is failures yet the number of men Pitcher Schultz has been released by Mr. and Mrs. W. N. High tower have We will you n jcood price, pocketed Tavora odds of 9 tlie postponement. , expected. Galveston good' Xnis. pj and worfat is rnaking elabor--l "making Texas has as many as Waco. He was secured by that team gone to Parsons. N. M.. to visit Mrs. tleiXicrod at yftar acurcnt raslrond sta- to L In the tenth round of the internation- ate preparations to entertain the vis any league of its class. Giants Woodburn, the Hightowf-r'- s Mr B. Robin- - from the Dallas mother. R tion. IlEMj;! A HAMPTO. TO Jtorj Country Jaj, the 14 year old trotter, al chessmastf rs' tournament at Ham itor'- The Texas players have not onlj es- - newest addition to tho twirling staff, son, who is report d MriO'-- '. ill I;ii?ilini; Lo: AssseleSsCaHftTni;i.