1.1. IDOL, SAFE AT PLATE. WHERE ARE STARS Battles on Diamonds GEORGE REYNOLDS, THE.YORKVII OF YESTERYEAR? for Tribune CupsRage Once Famous Ball Players Are Widely Scattered Seventy Games in Inter- in "Bushes." park Series Played Yarn Ball Last Week. Ends Strike VETERAN PITCHERS Hi» Ko«» ,.f IW Will < ltt.1.,n I'r-U DRAW RELEASES OVAL NINES wnil «>n » »rriV.» In".« ureW Ihr [il»«t- JASPER «".iiii.l hall raaaed the 1 moble. Thi« LEAD IN 3 CLASSES hall i. larger «l.eio II,» nrdinnrv I.a«.- hall an«! m»i< Ii ll«Mrr. Th» i«l»n «if n»- Jack Powell and Cy Morgan In« M w«* t« prniril Ih» *oiin««t»r« Are Cast Adrift on the ggtt ih..»<- v\ 11.. ... ii.h.ii ilirm plut from Open p. \ ¡cth ol John Jay Midgets. Injtir.t Ih» lli..r> «a« nil right, luit Market by Managers. ii di«i t..>t take «h» i<">« «<« a Perfect Game aaea Pitches Irarn that 111» I.ill « u* not Hilaptril In all the durassions of big base¬ is for Team. Io Ih» (iiiiit- ul baaehnll. The pllehrr« ball salarie» very littl« attention on «Ii» «¡iri.iii« («MM tOtSOt it ¡nip.i-»i- to the short life of the star play¬ I paid which he must , I» er and the wandering« 'ne Tribune cups and hi» In itntri.l. and numerou« pa««»» from the ter.t \,,-, r Mir r»s,il| I -I l.rrni.,1 r I li,< endure once he has passed the Kaiaer Condition* are somewhat -, himself to »tir harder the halter miint at Ihr hall Ih» big leagues. up things more now J not i|iii( day is the bu«h leaguer of to-morrow. the Tribune prtaee. rl«hl Ir, Mm nie.l.ll» of the «unn- eitiel mo»t famous instance of in Perhaps the owever, i<.fu»r.l tu i ,,nl mur ppgg until the m thi« e of Robe, a utility w i«, h ct«: On« waged »Iror'nr tlinu in a hull.Ima.I' ] ,u n with the Chicago White So. and the player planes ¡..ill «..irrril with 1,1. w I» (u|m. Ry accident it wa« necesaary to draft !>a»eball bats. There him for the world's series «gainst the -re, though, in the spin* Cubs, and it was his terrific hitting ces engaged. All are which brought the championship to PITCHES NO HIT GAME Chicago. After the end of the series the paper« friei last week, and tlv Shuts Out Carmnas- announced that Comtskey had declared r«ce - now about half *'::-.; shed. The Coghlan Rohe would always have a home with ,-ar nave been « ville Ñire for Reservoirs. the White Sox in consideration of his .I'd the championship is a work in the series. Possibly this ' o< great ed in aty "Ceghlea, NOT SURE .'«.. mere newspaper talk, but at any :<-hed a no-hit k: io.e MGRAW a There "en pound rate the next year Rohe was «ent to club in the Southern League, and r.ot ¡he box tv ¡rli "'. n la or- »»et defeat. They are trailed i did even being good enough for that it have lost only h second ba JUDGE OF PLAYERS il pped far out to some in the "«tick»." the other end of the CAR1IAM remote spot deep I that ha\e Let Some Valuable Powell a Free Atrent. l 1 » C »Herí n n n Has best * -pound and « 0« Jack Powell, once one of the CîO-pound ¦ Men right handed pitchers »n the game Slip Through aeemed to be a man who defied old His age. Although not noted for strict Fingers. training method« he hung on for years and Car- . fter his end had been predicted. He lile Jeaper was one of the bulwarks of the Yankee ¡le took the DICK RUDOLPH A team in its early day» and after beinR- .i the class defeat ,il .... : «i 4 l»; sold to the St. Lout» Browns suddenly 100-pound by «'a -nisnwil!» 10 0 0 0 0 life and I ¦. ei volt. IN POINT acquired a new lease of w«tern section T IO -Tl.il,!trtl. I.*,V.i GOOD CASE some excellent ball before, he the Ian. Hi pitched th« week as far drifted out of fast companv. But he g .',.«. ... elm root« la»t eeaeemea. The t.»r« r»t baa« ..n be could not go on forever and the on T't on ¦ ..rr Janea .: .-'nu, u ,. i. to Get word comes from the Venice team .d and 150- Pitcher Had Hard Fight the Pacifie Coast that Powell has re¬ In th« -"¦!':,.'. t*ikm i.'i. ureen Into Big League After ceived his reler.se and can go where m the van. altlieeyh t area he pleases. Thomas Jefferson a week H Smith. Trial with Giants. Another pitcher who was famed for - « ade up the a time has apparently coma to the end by triumphing over the Bennett, 9; Reservoir. 5. Among New York rooters the im- road much more rapidly than n Ufct Thursdav. has gained ground that as a Powell. Mick Maddox, once a Pirate IE! i. RESERVOIR preesion is of -«.ction the teams «it) «bi of John J. McGraw who began this season as manager juNational League, lass and is I Branx ond the Braves, could do for Wich.ta wa» to dolph, of The best he He ¡«ad in the 115-pound class brings anguish to the heart of Mc¬ win three games and lose twelve. and in the ; I....,- fans of New Yo'k another National k, 180-pound r... «i i i Hill! THF. YCRK.V1LLL ORIOLES' 130-POUND CLASS. Graw and to the wai succeeded by .ibus Park. Columbus tour days or so. In spite of Leaguer, Peaches Graham, who made a in the 100- \V .11. Gould, J. P. Stink. P. MacFarland ¿nd, every Rudolph, with the Roston Na¬ ¦vay Pear, left to Schwartz, ot ;hc held Staff; P. l.a\in. Instructor; I:, (¡oiluhier. very light hitting support great reputation ilass, ha\ ing wor. live games and right.E. 1. McMinn and A. Slurkey,I'M. according to the latest averages, hr.s tionals as a catcher, but fell away to i i ti ¦ '.< i If. In fnmi. it-it t»» Brown. P Lynch, H. A. Callen, K. BfooM», (sitting) lost to Cubs. lt«ser-... | As*-is:ant Infractor Greenberg.1 righl.M. won fourteen games and only nothing when «ent the '.'. .«. » hit« of his victories hive Kiliian, the iron-armed lefth»nd- Two- Karlan and H. Callen. seven. Many Ed De¬ western section in the H -«¦ofhlan Schvitz been shutouts. ( r. who held «way so long with and 115 classes, jumping Btrwck rut B] not iea- is to make a "come back" pound pound Fay; McGraw had Rudolph many troit, trying He fourth place after defeating sons ago, but let him go back to the with the Ottawa team in Canada. ea and De Witt. In the 100- piaj«.Glbbt-n and Murray; l.yn.h and Mur International League after an extended has had nothing but semi-professional pound elaae Chelsea holds sway with ' i»:t. I/»1« Results of Games in the News and Gossip trial, if it had been any other man¬ work thia year. :. i i entrai (With st. leads «¦ii b»> but McGraw. Rudolph might not 1:40. I'mpire.Mr. Jone« ager for Titus Can Still Hit It. 130-pound class, having yet -.- have been in such a predicament, Set defeat. 1. Tribune Baseball League Athletes he might feel certain that he would The American Association, which the the last, week T. Jefferson, of Amateur show" of 2; to the A feature playing Yorkville, be brought back "big players know a« "the workhouse the lemarkable showing made ^' k \ 11. :. i i. i> «a« «mas .mi once more, but the dismissal by the its season is »o long, tram a' I. a e league," because Ii, of the 86-pound j.o The result.«, of the games playcl n 11; t. I boss of the Giants was a millstone bristles with men once famous v.-ho entered base- «.-. lAgne, u .tai Columbus, Cherry, owing to their enormous appétit««, will No other finrly - league .f John ,la> Park, «» 3 ! -¦ 1 4 u itain.-.t, Hi :««' Baseball »luring the HKltHV «Lav about hi« neck. big in the big league», and tome of them a no- o o :. i the Tribune League J War in Europe Keeps score almost enough points in the field have to do pitchinK I ah r 1. ul.i I, p« ., manager would anything are such good baseball that it 0 0 i :. o iiliD «i II last wi-i-k follow: events to win the coveted trophy for playing ;.bnel rine. Sul \«n.:b 3 Indelll. p ratein r or with him. seems certain they were cast adrift too reached first, Amarl, lb : » ö id to Maria. « ..3 10 4 0» NETT HF.!.D son Robertson, Coach the Irish at the nationals. Ryan and there must player l.vons. lb. -j»! 0 '.««J Powell. 3b. ?. 1 0 1 » "If McGraw canned you soon. Old John Titus, long a slugging k out nine batters. 1 l'.e-, r».,ii. 17, Bei M McOrath will divide first and second in with be- . » o 01 «;i«ub-an.if '-.0«i 1 1 . A-Jgu.- i Ath¬ be something the matter you, star for the Phillies, who played his 'i I'" Beaaaci! Irish-American the Hi-pound hammer; in the ",ï«>" Mc- The John Jay team backed up their Hunt«! Mil«)-. If ! 1 1 ,i || cause he never makes a mistake," was la»t big league engagement with the If.. 100 1 ooj ISO pound .. .McDonald and Kyaii for the scout style by *.u«."it: .". Rlveralda, If letic Club. three and in the "shot" the retort of every'big league Braves, is now in the Kansas City out¬ an errorless places, McDpn- to press his own at a furious I game. 10 01 Total« ald should come through with first. when Rudolph sought field and clouting away erill be on e\- 0 110 X.;' I claims as a good major league "buy." The fact that he wa» wellnigh . *-l AHKL K. KIVIAT. poce. week at MC Thorn« . . . R> It was refusing to sign for an¬ killed by a pitched bali early in the Nieto ' « The Millrose athletes can be seen only by cups that have lite«, .*.!»TH PT. T«.t!>l- I TolKis Athletic CI« season in the International season does not seem to have affected .a ¡ball».Off xirto. l: off Indelll. 6 WE8T Ii i--li-Amrrican out afternoon between1 other offered for team jewards, and Stolen base« ft. l'f Will ¦a ..' ITS! (« x.il 'working every that to get the nerve of the veteran in the »light¬ out !-r. .: national championship America is to new the team which led go, and i «rlr ia»i lean Hook, 8 (1< Tota ¡ttïi quick pick up team, or the Bearcats, as they like to ii i a a i a i 7. ok, 1 1118 s~n at Baltimore, although the competitio events. The international list of events Ames is pitching better baseball and kiiui Kquat«, l e 1 l ever. be called, has an infield made en¬ ..- Allen. Snuare, 13 will be keener than Th more it Arthur Fromme. up Oat ee, Tompklna o i |M fear calls for «MXtaaetia hurdle, three feet of than is on t.aM nil ball».< »ft Ml 4 els A. A. and the Illinois A. A. hav it is to remember that tirely of ex-Yankees. Lelivelt 4 lear» Hook (130-pound Tero Hir»»- tea high. At the national championships Yet well V\ .lion. 4 tin i. ,,ut l'.v M is.Off recruited very heavily among the col Frank Chance sent Birdie Cree back [first, Earl Gardner at second. Knight . 2 ovjUa, in Baltimore the committee has added m, « Htoían baa»«.Roaatrthal, RMntTon .uK at shortstop and Stump at third. wiiM.ii. Pbllllpa. j;vui.«. «. < ai n :u.v. i:e 7 (III i.auff»r. .; ..rr La« nut.n>- and universities in the respectiv a three-foot hurdle race. In to the minors, that Hugh Jennings got o Au-u«' 4 l(r»-r»fir :; lv 1.8V. lor. 1 Stoh-n has logo« 440-yard well known to New ... M Barney and la--, section a. event rid of Archer and that Connie Mack al¬ Jimmy Sheckard, in pound K«D« to l'airlll Klr«t preparation for this Pritchard, when a iunaK*i«t«d>. Kir«t baa«' ' York fans for hi« depredation» * Phillip« "WIRKVILLT? T'LAVH ha*» an < of the Irish-Americans, who has been lowed Joe Jackson to get away from | errors- Notices have been sent out to all th Cub, is manager of the team. .e, HII b) " AuaTUFt 1 V,.;l.vllie 1*. Thotra« I«aT« la consistent winner of this event in him. 1 o; Irish club that tram The manager of the Minneapolis te»m Wltoeo by M«¦Earney, 1 Ti-ne-:::«*. Umpire m B athlete» the 'past meets; McDonald, the N'ew York», -. .lanai; Torilritt« f, for the national junior and «ralo Some can't that is laid to have a prejudice against MS Cmpirr.Mi Johnfc'ii : ,. A h ing and Dorland, now competing unat- people help thinking . 9 Roy he .... and Senior champion.-!,.» Callahan's threat to have the tall players under forty. Certainly 17th Sire, 6; Corlears, 3 metropolitan i, will try a comeback stunt in' Jimmy Claude - Sq., Rossman, I 111» !" I I7tl Tompkins in September will «tart on August 11» a the above. White Sox play a special game in honor has veterans enough. AT LEHIGH IXMmClIU :-.« FU OORLBAM BtXM P also «tato had who up cne of the highest bot- FOOTBALL iliai. e. f Celtic Park. Buh«lt«un of Sir Thomas Lipton may have hung »lTuV-pound |o ever made in a world'» i*ark * .. ?¦ o o will "bi- on the to do with the ting averages has; '.m rnMaat H««»«n. rt t ,1 j i...tin. f 00 that he job" every da; Amateur something postponement One of > Jar 4 .«.s 111 : L« l M Blrdl« The lint of Athletic t'nion the races series, is in the outfield. J«jehn ! :< .tern Schedule This Year August 3 except Saturday. of for the America's Cup. | . o o o .i v, G-ath.M sanction meets in the near future fol¬ .. '2 a.p in th» lows: see Now a "Busher." Hardest Ever Arranged. 4 ll'jO- ;¦¦ -, The third Monday September Some close observers profess to Tannehill - M t. r»r e, i : . '-' Jay 1 113»i pound laaaj. will hold its an a in .'¡i Penn., Aug. S. «i. «I it'i II 00! metropolitan district Amtii.t IS, Kdifi'.l.urr, Carnival Association. change Mathewson's pitching ityle was with the when Pethlcheni, MHM IAT I*ai:k new ne Rossman Tigers The athletic commitce of Lehigh Uni-, final im-etitig to elect 9U\ttTt ramen, this year. They point out that he made his brilliant record for the to an- if 3 » the present commit' -e up foi :oph»r scored a man on a wild pitch in a re¬ Ter»on y took occasion this week ', I ! .nl»«. Aiiiiiiig lui. Veroi ... N J -1 series. Lee Tannehill, considered one of la»»). J-.' Karl «.¦:.¦ r SI 1 Il H are Katthen Jol (Silt- cent and that he has hit several «. liet of football gam« r» lection Goorg« i, e'i. ltn»r I'ark. Brooklyn: -"i. «¡alvray game bes or third basemen the and .lohn VA batsmen this season, and from the tshortstops season. On the Ithedulc i-<.i eta ¦>: John « T«H»I« Connolly, John lieit: iaa argue the ever saw, is at the the coming «,t l.«-Ki..n. lark. to game playing four new teams in « hi bert«. ;-t,n the occasion of the Man ial hand.cupper of th Kalr. Hartford; n tit A A. Junior dence when they stepped to the plate Dave Altiier is another Haverf.iril. taaxy, National .\. A. that he would not hit them. It may Daredevil Tech the new f »riK i .«Irar«. district. true who out Carnegie HUI egynina- DFJ WITT l,l\1>.N -'up«, Hlrinlnutianfc as soon player tried and help« « ii,,- '. .. lera -.-niur be that Mathewson would just A' Mimi n. ill be officially dedicated and Auru.t I i>. Wilt t.. i.rilral Al«.: 11». Metropolitan cttamploi with the chores about the infield. '.»ii- -, Homer Baker. New Tori I- 'am!. lessen this confidence, but he is show¬ cd. , li- Friends of lirst base is Hunter, who once promis»'* a 1100 la.- I)» Will : are the same as ever to put i.on. All of the gaaaea but two will be .-iri-et pound Chelsea, 9; West 59th St., 0. Athletic Club half-miler, aUUdoool] ing ability to be a phenom with the Pirates. Jimmy i ews of his where the ball across when he neda to do so. at h«.,«ne, those with Yale and :.Sh\ r Vin- waiting for MOM Williams, the best second baseman tho r Ii a » lnst heard of he was in eLetayetb The schedule is perhaps ai.: ! at. po about«. When Notes of Headlines anent the that Yankees ever had, is «till hitting th.- .: : ¦¦ :*> s o j ; i he haw Sports report has had in 2. .r Nageât, and this time may as a man. Bums, tin- hardest Lehigh year», West 59th St., 3; De Witt. I I I) 0 4 .« 1 (iermany. by Bodie may be traded to Milwau- bill hard, Minneapolis It is Wren t_ki \\ un a- a soldier hy Kai-«- "Ping" left bander of the White tk*-i also the Peost attractive. erpec*- I UT. r. l'i; w ITT ClalNTON. Kl'nlii. kee say "'Ping' to Become a Brewer." the big will r ? athletes with of the are 01 burdtn. ),r ubout rinishe«! by the time the H.HchWr.p e Bul'van.Ib Baker l'atter-on. University who has valiantly on the pitchir.p Htrysr, n>.. ? » -« .. 1 I Mi I. it.. finí "Oí !>«.u«li'\ and Potter always fought once had ball eeaeoe oeaaa. » » «' .«« I 11 Ptanaytvonio, sprinter, side in the continual duel be¬ The International League W»rd, cf. ,1*1 10 Tfevia, |. Pot at. other i i i Vale Baker Drake, the York«hire left-handed a but now it num¬ These are the pames to be played: », - -ri. lb .01 a»o Un i a«o hurdler, of Cnivcrsity. tween the and the ultimate only few veterana, ¦. producer . in a,.,I Marshall "1 i o l . on the took four wicket» in ' ill rf. x 11 I'otter will have to get cricket bowler, consumer. bers many former big leaguers. Freddy e.r. »vat back here in time to four balls in a match ugninst Derby¬ who for the Red Sox in 1 «t hum» they ta got Parent, played for »he N» .v Yorks in the na- shire. John McGr.rv rhoiild send Di<*k the first world's series and out¬ ., Horn lav n. M compete The Russian navy and the Cleveland easily »».Mia .0 I I 0 1 in look him over. is Baltimore. -, c 1 "» . * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 tioiiala and metropolitan Septcrr- Kinsella to Nans ought tu have a league of their shone Hans Wagner, with ber. »lier, »no arrived on the Olympi,-, own. So is Neal Ball, an ex-Yankee, who ¦... at hont« i "AO-le*~ ! in .ami «ne of the most sacred traditions «f made a unassisted while ee.'ii.. Tiah lef I tlie «bovi triple ph>y .i n i i i i i o x.s he, the ancient game of has been at¬ ha« grown so with Tim Jordan, who I'lllj . .«lui ..'1 started Í01 butt h«*nrins golf Nap t.ajoie pugnacious Cleveland. ¦' East..n. set sail for in a leeeat letter from one who since the war that he almost for a very brief time as the 'I iiree-rj««« st«.|»n l«"ii«*» war rumor», immediately tacked began reigned fat« Ou»« i America. H« 'hey were signs himself a "Modern Pro." II.. .!» fought with a waiter who brought him best slugger in the National League, is. lui--«' of with Toronto. Dare Bos¬ I (»Ml FOR DEAL "n liaaea- treated royally wherever they com¬ «lares that on his course he woulj German fried potatoes instead .till Shean, DIVING CONTEST .-- is a of the «,rr s, bwantngw. s. b«ll» no complaint whatsoever. much prefer to have the golfer» refrain French fried. ton'» butcher boy, member -¦ peted «; l.y fc -t'.lej Lai*- from divots, explaining that Providence Grays, and AI Mattern, Be ii. m t t »..-,«I Murray. replacing take Arthur McAleenan May 1. Tlii.<-- 1 K I min- Mr, McMillan, captain and shortstop of tho»e which are put back in place ''era* The New York GianU intend to once one of the most »ought after left¬ I.« team in the II action to take Bluejacket, the handers in the game, is with N'ewara. Strong Contender. Ill» the Rochester ven« to some extent the wound fro.n legal Federal FIELD league, is a cousin of Ike Lovell, the healing naturally." Indian pitcher, away from the Buffalo ha» Beebe. Sanctitn for the metropolitan fancy KIVIAT TO TAKE of the Irish-American The officials cf the club were Not a few oldtimer» are in the South¬ been awarded I mi Ire crack hurdler League. diving championship has Athletic Club. He has many friend- ¡on has for the time dis¬ not quite certain whether or not to ern League. Gabby Street, who was Athletic Union to «he who art- being but when the a by the Amateui 3 Entered in Thousand-Yard ainung the New York athletes, as the maker of marvellous take action, big india.i for long time to be the ** Club, of New West 59th St., 9; De Witt, his team to placed Ray out the Feds John B. supposedman of . Deal Keach Swimming all for him and on shut Kansas City only capable catching Walter «orte«r H will be held in « CIJN i"N Run at Firemen's Games. rooting In a recent match the and the event wi.,-1 t M ITT win th« international pennant this v Foster decided that Bluejacket was Johnson effectively, is with ChatU- Jeraey, - .rse he turned in a 64, made the latter'« open-air pool lite OSht »M h |-.a Abel It. Kiviat will make hi« Ii rat Many of the athlete« have been worth having. nooga, which is managed by "Moose" has not been officially xinder aft.r year. the Indians up of a 33 out and a 31 coming home. the month. The date -... : 1 .'. i1 o Trabold. et.. SI 1 ?.'» on the path watching the Hustlers play McCormick, Giants' pinch hitter. Maar epeaeenaea -as is One reason the success of the announced. ill,*» II I II a long re»t in a 1,000-yard bal at Newark daring thin series it for Bemis is catching for Memphis. Hub tower measures -i f< o Holfmai, the Kceen'ric "crucial tents." Yankeee in the West is that tacklj is The Peal diving M. Klin, p. »» -- 1 I *>.' I race at the games of being termed, the Chess in War Zone. they Northen with Mobile. New Orleans and thi» will 1 Maik. Celtic "ii j Players a of their enemies from be- twenty feet in height, ï S 4 I Rill I 10 1 Firemen, No. 66, at Park, ches* who great many has Rube Kissinger. of Vale, the If. .-' 0 1 II J of course, will There will be a duel in weights when Among American players hind. Th« We»tera is not allow Arthur McAleenan, I .ririi lb II Klhlll. August 1«. Ki\iat, on League eery well " 4 .... to bid for Pat McDonald and Matt are stranded the Continent, in adJi- UUt» ... champion, ¦f 0 1 0 1 «i 'Masa»«»-. «tart from acratch. Paddy Ryan, supplied with veterana thi» »ea«on, but intercollegiate 1 1 . Moore. I ,|||l|l to F. J. Marshall, the United will in W«»t eJeth Mr»«» honor*. Th« young eollegian wae in¬ 1». Tau. If--» 1 More than li| enfrie« have been re- Mciirath, all of the Jriah-American Ed ReuLbarh stay Brooklyn there are a few. Hahn is with Des in is Club, meet in the champion- States champion, who went over to afitr all. the for .".«I at the Stockholm Olympiad H I T..!¦«!. c«i\tel f«.t the meet. Among thern /Vthletic Perhaps request Moine», Barbour in Denver, and Con- jured fttttt 14» ¦ and Celtic Park. at Mannheim, are Professor Isaac waivers was a mean« of from the thirty-two-foot plat¬ '- « J I 0 x-l that of Willie (iordon, the new jur.i.n -hips at Baltimore play simply fright- gelton in Omah«. leaping Waal ¿»«ii M .S Last at Chicago the difference in ! Rice, president 0f the Rlce chess the but at rate ts form, and hat. not since been permitted Witt l"!!'.t' Olio" oaa mil champion, who will Uten year ening player, any *£ I «ett. 'i I>e distance wa« less than live inches be¬ Clab; -, r'Hiien his skill with Kiviat, at 1.000 yardn. pitched game he irat 1.a.« m in tween the three giant» in the 56-pound and Sta'.en Island Chess clubs; tl. 1!. Kbbets decided to on to him. Pre»ident Britton h«s received rt From the lower board perform« Mel Sheppard will also compete New hang and many iifY Horftnun, I; .,fT MaK.ni 4 Otra for distance. At present the Koehler, former Jersey state chain- »cor« of telegram« from farm in Mis¬ with great »kill, however, 7 O, the race. weight in the com¬ Bj lli»tn.»n. 4. I.y M.Kliii run fi««i three are in rerat »hap« to »mash the IP ..u, and Prank Janet, of Staten lei- "Dutch" Leonard and Walter John¬ souri for seat reservation» for believe he tn«y recapture M»H» Sitie«, !...-. Alvah T Meyer will asking which M'K.lr. 'i in their specialty and. a well known composer of cheat) son are a keen duel to see whn-n the world'» test the metropolitan title »la«.. Mit. hell. Da \, «cratch in the 2'JO-yard handicap record» having aerie» between th« Car¬ ing A. RUejr, Si 7 lilt The "whales." as they have been problems. No definite news has been shall lead the American lo»t last spring indoor« to E.I on r.«sei»-I>e Wilt .1. Aller will show hi» akill in League in dinals and the Athletic«. Miasoun ha» he e- .lohn . oí the j of the New York Athletic! l.y t-ltrlier.Ma«a»»f«. 'Jliue-l M I'mull the hurdle«. nicknamed by the reit athletes, imi.'ij from any of them. strikeouts this seasou. had no unu.ually hoi summer. Downes,I M». Miitaj. clearing Msus*.. Cnutoa. 0 Club.