Yankees Back in Secorid Place.Giants, With Bancroft in Line-up, Le/vi A KJIC6 PELLOIAJ AfOT) a Ntce. Peucow and Depriyes LocaT Sluggers Chance THAT ©U^r t T Contributes ALL THftf SUT l CAMiT » CAm't ALL That But i CAiot ALL CAM Injured Finger ALL That But im "ResPecT Start Their First.invasion of the West in Lead \*j aajrat see what t5r*sPe'«rT See .wmat to Ineffectiveness; Mar- &ee RcSPecT See »m what respect fjo P»R «=*>« HE'S FOR Hf?\S oJUAUf'EO Beats Old 4-2 He's Q.UALIP"ieO op quard Club, TMe GPeA-r op-^cg or Tne SReat oFPice of Fhg (SReA-r ®^F»f.e > '- opfice op V By W. O. MtGeehan TH6 Great PReSitJE^f pREiiDEMT _ By R. J. Kelly r\ ON BOARB YAltfKEE Yankees are PRffSlOr?^J-»^ PB65^. ?'crooshortstop, who Our regular stock. licuddy had shifted line-up FIRST GAME came from the Phillies in exchange for intent to deceive. It was Quinn's PHELA. (A. L.) NEW TORK (A. L.) the veteran Arthur Fletcher, has un- Were $1.00. consecutive abrhpo te ab r h po a n added to the infield eighth victory. Though Oalloway. 2b.4 0 0 5 1 0 Peckin'gh. ss.4 0 2 2 6 <» doubtedly strepgth 65c. the Yanks piled up twelve hits, they Thotnas. 3b...4 no 0 2 01 Meusel. 3b..2 0 2 0 0 0 and the Giants are now expected to were of a very conservative brand. Stnmk, K...301 3 OOlPlpp. lb ...40 117 00 take a brace when they return to the Dugao, S8 ..4 0 1 4'3 0|nutn, rf ...3 2 2 2 0 0 Polo Grounds to Pat Ruth slowed down to a double and a Wttt, rf ....411.1 OOlPratt. 2b ..20 0 0 to-day meet Also 994 single, while Mcusel turned in just two Hurnis, lb ..400 6 Bodle, cf ..3 0 2 2 10 Moran's champion Reds. Baneroft athletic uniori Weth,. cf ...4 0 1 2 0 0 Lewis, lf....4 0 l 1 0 0 handled seven chances in faultless small singles. Perklns.'c_20 0 2 20 Ilannah. o, .4 0 1 3 2 0 suits. a but failed to hit four "Rip" Collins put kink in the Nayior. p 3 0 1 0 10 Qunli, p ...3 1 .1 0 3 0 - style, aafely in streak OR A r**.rpitchers, and he given Two-base httfi.Wltt, Ruth. Stolen basa (SPCATeR KisJOVAJ VAJHf5«e THGY'LL tying the chance to start this one, his first of .Lewis. Sacrifices.Pratt (2). Meusel. Bo"r I OO HOMP5TLV on several occasions. Although the the season. Robert the Gobert Shaw- Double plays.Galloway, Dusan and Bur- FlMP ON6 BtlT - tall nine he You were in our rus; and BCtiev©; Twft"r A MAM southpaw yielded hits, dreamst key tried to save him after the seventh, Dugan Burrun; Pratt. Peckin¬ managed, with the aid of errorless sup- paugh and Plpp. Left on bases.New Babe Ruth, shuddered convul- 1:35. Ofcr stock. peep With one out in tfye fourth inning, regular sively and passed him. Pratt laid and in down a aacrifice. Bodie struck out SECOND GAME Doyle King singled succession, 198 were $3.00 and $3.50. but Lear hit mto a double In and Lewis drovc a to PHELA. (A. L.) play. 686 were $4.00 and $5.60. earneatly single ab r h a e the fifth one _ -, po Snyder singled with out, left that scored Ruth. Galloway, 2b. 4 1 1 3 3 1 and McCarty, who batted for Toney, 3%34 were $5.00 to $7.00. The Athletics came right back and Thomas, 8b..4 1 1 8 4 0 followed with another safe But tied the score in the fifth. Witt nicked Strunk. If...S0 3 2 0 0 hit. Dugan, aa ..511 4 these blowa were wasted, as both Burns $2.50. Quinn for a two-bagger to left. With WHt. rf ...2 2 0 1 and Baneroft flied out to Grifflth. Burrus out, Welsh a hit to Btirrua. lb...8 0 111 10 poled long Welsh. cf ...8 11 1 0 1 Fred Toney,! who started on the right and Witt scored. Myatt. o ...10 0 0 0 0 mound for the did Perklna, e. ..8 0 0 2 0 0 invaders, not possess Plenty men's suits at $50 Quinn Ends Suspense Barrls, p ...4 0 0 0 5 0 his usual effectiveness and yielded six The suspense waa busted in the hits during his abbreviated stay in the and $60. seventh by Mr. John Picus Quinn hjm- Totals ...366827 15 j| Totals ..3851127105 box. Three of these were bunched in White flannel Eelf. Ole Jack singled to right. Peck- *Batted for Shawkey In ninth innlng. the second inning and yielded the trousers, inpaugh pasted one at Galloway and Philadelphia. 00000024 0.B Dodgers two runs. The big right- $16 to $22. the ball galloped awayfxam him, Quinn New.York. ... 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2.5 hander injured a finger in the fourth, getting all the way to third. Meusel Two-base htts.Plpp, Burrus. Meusel. and this seemed to affect his pitching. Boys* Norfolks, $15 up. hoisted a long fly and Quinn scored. Three-ba«o hlt.Welsh...... Stolen baso He was finally removed in the fifth to In the Ruth started to make Peckinpaugh. Double. plays.Pratt, Peck¬ allow to bat for him. eighth inpaugh and Plpp; Galloway, Dugan and McCarty Rogers Peet the victory official. He drove out a Burrus Left on bases--New York, 7; The versatile Clarence Mitchell re- Company double to right and took third on Phlladelphla, 9. Bases on balls.Off Col¬ turned to the line-up and performed lins, 2; off Shawkey, 3; off 1. Broadway Pratt's sacrifice. Ping Bodie brought .Off Harrls, H|ts creditably in left field. He alao treated Broadway Collins, 6 In 7 innlnga (none out In a at 13th St. "Four at 34th St. him home with a single. eighth); off Shawkey, 2 In 2. Hlt by pltcher himself to couple of hits. Pete Kil¬ The melodrama of the first game ^By Collins (Welsh). Struok out.By Col¬ duff was forced to retire from the game Convenient waa furnished by Roger Peckinpaugh. lins, 4; by Harrls, 1; by Shawkey, 2. in the/fourth, as he injured his wrist Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave. Passed ball.Myatt. Loslngr pltcher.Col¬ in to third base in the second Strunk shot one to deep short and it lins. Umpires.Hlldabrand and Evans. Made Bets sliding ¦t Warren at 41st St. sizzled. Peckinpaugh got the ball and Time of game.2 hours. Magee Tiger Hurlers inning. Easy over without checking his stride made a Olson moved to second base and Own "Chuck" Ward as sent in at short. The quick pass to Pipp and got Strunk. It hia left Against Team For White ahoulder. Some Mr. Ruth latter was also to in looked impossible,, but he made it. | will knock day Sox, 10-3; compelled quit In the second game Miller Huggins out triples and catch them Witness Testifies the fifth because of the return of his started "Rip" Collins against Lanky himself for the movies. Cobb Out Ten charleyhorse. Olsen was shifted back Harris, the leaning tower of Franklin Rip Collins got his firat taste of Days to short and McCabe covered second. Square, Philadelphia. The human lean¬ trouble here. Witt got a baae on balls. CINCINNATI, June 7..A motion for CHICAGO, June 7..Three Detroit Even with a makeshift line-up the tower is so tall.that he can Then Ruth made his one real thriller in a directed vefdict in favor & GranflandRice were for Brooklynites are playing winning ball. International League ing peek the of the de- pitchera found sixteen hits over the stadium and watch the traf- catching line. Welsh cracked a fendant was overruled John (Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune Ino.) by Chicago to-day, and the league Ponnd Toney in Second fic on the River as to center and by Judge Harlem he works tnple scored Witt. Per- W. at champions won an easy game, 10' to 3. The Dodgers opened a bombardment GAMES TO-DAY kins lifted a Peck, the conclusion of the ' without even stretohing his neck. fiy to Lewis, who made a Aa in Ty Cobb, who was injurod Sunday on Toney in the second inning. Grif¬ himself a hit in third perfect heave to the but tcstimony of Lee who is Sung Boston Jersey City at Baltimore. Rip got the plate, Welsh Magee, suing in a colli8ion with Flagstead, will be flth led off with a single to right field Keading at inning. He had three balls and no craahed into Ruel, who dropped the the Chicago National Baseball How dear to this heart are the scenes last sunvmer out of the game for about ten' and Schmandt sent him to second with Syracuse. strikes and run League of days. Rochester at Akron. at the time, but that meant ball, the scored. Club the States An X-ray examination this afternoon a sacrifice. Kilduff then smashed a to The came in' United District When fond recollections back in a Buffalo at Toronto nothing Rip. ball over Collins was lifted in the eighth when Court here to-day for salary he claimt? cqme row; revealed torn ligaments in the left triple to the exit gate in deep right and he just plunked it into left field. the Apathetics to is When every one ivhispered: "This Ruth is a knee. Grifflth. Miller followed YESTERDAY'S RESULTS The conventions do not to began get very loose due him, and for breach of contract. comer, center, scoring appeal Rip. with their clubs. Galloway singled to Jamea billiard hall' He's there when it com.es to a The score: with a single to center, on which Kil¬ 8 He's a little prairie flower, and he'a Thomas bunted Costello.Boston certainly blow." duff crossed the Baltimore, 9; Jersey City, (10 in.) his is not. left, and was safe. rroprietor, was the star witness for CHICAGO (A. L.) DETROIT (A, I/.) plate. Syracuse, 6; Reading, 4. wild, though pitching Strunk hit to right and scored Gallo¬ the defense. He testifled that on The widespreading bat and the crash it delivered, ab r h po a e ab r hpoia The Giants came within an ace of Ruth Catcher which July Lelbold. rf.4 0 0 1 00 Youns. 2b ..5 0 3 2 10 Akron, 7; Rochester, 4. Spikes way, tied the score. Dugan 24, 1918, Magee visited him and told The house tops outside where his wallops all fell; E.Col'a. 2b. 4 1 1 2 80 Jones. 3b ...51 0 32 0 tying the count in the third. Kelly, Toronto, 7; Buffalo, 1. Things began to to the lean¬ forced Strunk, and Thomas scored. him that hc had a proposition to "toss" M'M'n, 2b. I 0 0 0 0 0 Shorten. cf. ..4 0 2 200 the first batter, slammed a double to happen The and the Blooie that so Wearw. 3b. 5 a 2 4 10 Veach, lf ...4 0 0 111 ing tower in the fourth. Jed off Burrus hit to center for two the first of the double-header to be swing rarely flivvered, U.4 left. Snyder flied out to Myers and 8TANDING OF THE TEAMS Pipp bases, Jnck'on, 3 3 0 0 0 Hellman. lb..4 1 1 7 00 * with a healthy two-bagger to center. scoring Dugan and Witt. Welsh played the next day by the Cincinnati And eke the old bludgeon that gave'emallhell. Felsch, cf..5 1 2 4 0 0 FlSBStcart, rf.3 0 0 2 00 Kong George sprinted to third after W.L.Pct.| W.L.Pct Ruth fooled the Apathetic tlelders cracked one to who had Reds with the Boston team. J.Col's, lb.5 2 411 0 1 Bush, as _8 0 1 12 0 the catch. Toney doubled to right, Buffalo.. 3113 .705 Read'n 20 22 .476 by Burrus Peckinpaugh, RUberg, as.4 1 3 3 6 1 Plnelll, aa ..0 0 0 100 slamming a single through second, trapped between second and "On the morning of July 25," said The old oaken bludgeon, Sohalk,., c.4 0 12 ,1 0 Woodail. o.l!41 1410 scoring. Kelly. Myers made a great Ba'more.. 28 16.636 J. City 16 26 .381 acoring Pipp. third, but Meusel and Peck finally lost Co&tello, "Magee and Hal Chase, who Faber. p...2 0 0 0 2 1 Loonard. p. ..2 0 0 0 00 running' catch of BUms's Jong fly ahd Toronto... 27 16 .628 Roch'r 16 29.356 Ruth whilo Welsh was was The iron-bound bludgeon, .Hale .10 1 000 ruined one of the Apathetic him, safe. then first baseman for the Reds, Ayers, p _0 0 0 00 0 Toney took third. Baneroft, however, Akron.... 22 18 ^50iSy'c'8e 11 31.262 catchers when he scored. Pratt laid Yankee came to me. They told me that they The fence-clearing bludgeon miison _10 0 0 0 0 grounded out to Schmandt at first base. down a which so Rally Dwindles had the 'nxed.' 1 Alten, p .0.0 0 100 Ward's Texas to center and bunt, shockcd the Apa¬ pitcher asked them That tAlnsmfth ...10 1 0 00 Leaguer thetic infield that Ruth rounded third Ruth was purposely passed in. the to put up somethinK as an evidence of gave'emallhell. MillerJ8 two-base smash to right center and started home. The Babe hurled eighth with Meusel on, and the cus- their good faith. They said they had Pennant Talk TotaJg. 38 10 18 27 12 3 Totala ...373102471 the Dodgers another run in the Skeeters Lose in Tenth, himself through the dirt, tomers began to cheer raucously. no cash, but would give cnecks for $500 .Batted for Leonard ln seventh Inning. faveourth. They added one more to their upsetting What like a tBatted for ln inning. Myatt, who dropped the ball. Pratt was looked rally of the heavy each. I gavo them the cash for the Professor Wilbert Robinson and his amazing Dodgers, who now Ayers elRhth total in the fifth on singles by Mitchell, After Twice nailed at second. The Babe Yank artillery just dwindled out. checks. tBatted for Buah ln eighth Inning. Myers and Grifflth. Leading forced apiking by remain the sole Eastern representative in the National League so far as Detroit. 0 0 0 0 0 11 10. 3 June 7. .Baltimore Myatt from the game. Lewis started the ninth for the "In consideration of their proposi¬ Chicago- 02000233 x.10 The Giants got their final tally in BALTIMORE, Bodie hoisted an tion to 'throw are face is on easy ouf to Dugan;. Yanks with a single to center. Ruel, the game' I agreed they pennant gestures concerned, what frequently known as a Two-base hlts Jackson, J. Collins, the seventh Hubbell's infield hit, twicc came from behind in to-day's that is. it would have been an out if who had been hitting consistently, sin¬ should receive back their money plus stirring ordeal through the next two weeks. Toung. Three-base hits.Rlaberg, Schalk, iv base on balls and Young's single to game with Jersey City to tie th» score. Dugan had held the ball, but he didn't. gled to right. O'Doul came up to bat their winnings and oneMhird of the Woaver, J. Collins. Home run.E. Collins. center. and finally won out in the tenth, 9 to 8, Bodie, who always runs them for and the winnings of the others. Opening the home stay with St. Louis (slang for Sacrlflces.Shorten, Flagatead, Lelbold. The score: when a dmve in out, got Shawkey, customers got in- Cardinals), they Double and Left on Casey, pinch hitter, all the way to second on the error. terested I asked them who was the play.Veach Toung. NEW TORK (N. BROOKLYN the. run with a Kane again. "Wh$n stand face to face with the Reds, Cubs and Pirates in succession, bases.Chicago, 8; Detroit, 10. Bases on L.) (N. L.) deciding ainfjle. Lewi3's out sc-nt him to third. O'Doul one in pitcher they had 'fixed,' they said through balls.Off off 3. Hlts. ftb r h po a e ab r h po a e the Skeeters in the lead in the Muddy dumped front of the a Faber, 1; Leonard. Bums. lf ..400 4 00 Olvm. aa 2b.4 0 0 2 3 0 put Ruel brought him home with a smash and was 'Schneider.' twelve-game span. Off Leonard, 7 ln 6 inntngs; off Ayera. 5 fifth when hc made the plate thrown out by Harris. in off Baneroft. 8S..4 0 0 2 5 0 Mitchell, U...4 1 2 30 0 inning, '.cngest to left field. lifted one "That.afternoon I learned that the These twelve will be 1; Alten, 4 in 1. Struck out.By Young. rf ...4 0 1 1 0 1 Johnston, 3b. 3 0 1 0 2 0 ciniuit clout of the season here with Peckinpaugh straight up to games highly important enterprises so far as Faber. 2; by Leonard, 3; by 1. Los- 2b ...3 0 1 1 10 cf ..4 0 1 500 lr: the seventh inning Ruth furnished tht Meusel a pitcher had been" changed and the Ayers, Doyle. Myers. the bases full. the pitcher. pushea two- Brooklyn's flag hopes are concerned. It is no soft affair to take on tng pltcher Leonard. Umplrea Nallln King, cf ...4 0 1 1 OOlGrifflth, rf...4 1 2 60 0 fielding thrill. Burrua drove one to bagger over third, scoring Lewis and game had been won. But the boys three and Dlnneen. Time of game.1:48. Lear, 3b ...4 0 1 8 0 0 Brh'andt. lb.3 0 0 8 00 The score: right, and it looked like a triple. The Ruel. Pipp lined to second, and the who had seen the game said they were lusty challengers in succession, but Robby hopes to follow the same Kelly. lb ...411 8 1 0 Kilduff. 2b...11 1 020 BALTTMORB (I. U) rEHSETT CITY [t T> > Babe scooted back and nailed it satisfied had not been double- system Snyder. o... .4 0 1. 3 0 o'Waxd, as ...11 1 010 ab r h po a e! abrhpoaa over Yanks hopped into second place. they which he found to be so successful in 1916.i. to score more runs Toney. p ...101 0 2 0|McCabe, 2b...2 0 0 010 Matoel, 3b. 5 1 1 2 0 0 Btark. 2b.. 60 2 8 41 crossed. e., each 18-Year-Old Lad Pitches Hubball, P...111 1 1 0 Mfller. o ..40 2 800 Iawjt, lf.. 4 1 1 2 0 0 Zttman cf 5 1 1 ! «« "Chase came*"to see me that day than your opponent does. .McCarty ...10 1 0 0 O'Marquard, p.2 0 0 000 .Tarobson. ef 43 14 0 OlW'worUi. If 5 1 1 2 0 0 night. Indians to 5-3 tKauff .100 0 0 0 Bentley. lb 51 2 13 0 1 Bauman, Sb 4 3 1 8 11 He told me that they had tried hard. There will be a world of fancy pitching tossed about when Victory Holden. rf. B 1 1 1 0»!Kane, rf 51 2 0 00 Magee did not show up. I did not see shortly Totals ...3529241011 Totala ...824102790 Bolery, as.. 51 1 1 5 l'D'vllle. lb.. 31 3 8 30. of Comes him I went to New Ruether, Eller, Ring, CLEVELAND, June 7..The Cleve- .Batted for Toney in flfth inning. Blahop. 2b. S0 3 2 7 O'Moners. ss. 5 0 1 5 81 Baneroft, again until York Sallee, Alexander, Vaughn, Tyley, Adams, r 1 I' Phillies, Cooper, Bgan. c... 3 1 0 5 2nny,l<- !i 1 lahd Americans defeated the Pitts- ?Batted for Hubbell in ninth innlnf. in an effort to compel him to make etc, become involved in a daily altercation with Cadore, Ogden. p.. 10 0 0 2 1 Blemlller. p 40 1 0 00 good on the check he gave me. He had Smith, Grimes, burgh Nationals in an exhibition game New Tork... 00100010 0.2 Knetach. p 1 0 1 0 0 0) Here in Marquard, Pfeffer and Mamaux. Robby has to here to-day, 5 to 3. Each club tried Brooklyn_ 0 2 0 110 0 0 x.4 Pamham, p 1 1 0 0 0 o1 for stopped payment on it." enough good pitching 0 0 0 0 Fletcher Frank. p.. 0 01 out a recruit Two-base hlts.Kelly, Toney. Miller. Exchange Christy Mathewson, who was man- match arm for arm, whether it be or left. pitcher. Three-base .Casey ... 10 1 0 00' right hits.Johnston, Kilduff. Sac- of the Reds the season of Odenwald, an eighteen-year-old south- ririces.Johnston, Schmandt. Double ager during The West predominates in the National a wide from play Totals....89 9 12 30 16 S| Totals... .42 S 18t« 13 8 Local Veteran 1918, also was an important witness League by margin, but paw, Hudson, Wis., pitcher ifor .Ward, Olson and Schmandt. Left on Traded for the form of Robinson is no Cleveland and showed bases.New York, 8; .Brooklyn, 7. Bases .Batted for Frank ln tenth lnnlng. Major League Record for the defense. He testifled that it wide-spreading thin barricade to pass. good control, on balla.Off Toney, 1; off Me.ro.uard, 2. 'One out when wlnnlng run n»« s<"or«Manager Speaker of Cleveland now entertaina the Idea that ha Pittsburgh featured. Time of Da Novllle. Home runn.Jacobs^r.. Kane. might The acore by game.1:36. Stolen bases.Malsel, Bauman. S.iTlflcea Year. G. AB. R. H. P.C. President Ebbets, of the Brooklyn as well blow himself to a good lead while intrenched at for a innings: Ds Novllle. Doubk- r!a>» David for several was tho witness the home pair Pittsburgh. 011000 0 1 0.3 8 1 .Boley, Baan. Baneroft, years 191B. 153 663 86 143 .264 team, last for day. of weeks. Cleveland. 01030010 x.S 8 0 .Boley and Bentley; Mooers anrt D» N"- 1916. 142 477 63 101 not Fire-Eaters vllle. on Jerssf with the Phillies, one of the most sen- .212 He testifled he did know of the Batteries.Wisner and Oden¬ Brooklyn Left baaes.Baltimore, 8; 1917. 127 478 66 116 .243 dishonest at "Babe" wald and Haeffner; City. 9. Bases on balls.Off Ogrtci, 4; "tf sational of the 1918. 125 499 G« 132 alleged playing of Magee Ruth has taken his big artillery along for a Thomas. 3. Hlta.Off 5 ln 4 2-1 shortstop^ major 1919. .265 tho time was on the blasting job Take "Lead in Baseball Blemlller, Ogden, leagues, will wear the of the 92 335 46 91 .272 Magee Brooklyn through the West, where so many of his base hits left lnnina/e; off Frank, none ln 1; off Knelsrh, Hvery 1920. 42 174 23 49 .281 team. the ball park last Statz Goea to Rcd Sox 4 ln 1-8; off Pamham, 4 ln $1-8. Hlt br Gianta the rest of the season. Arthur Magee, himself was his own witness. summer. This will be the West's first 1920 vie of the Outfielder Arnold Brooklyn firemen jumped lnto the pltchsr.By Blemlller (Hffan). Strurk »ut of Totals. 6S1 2626 331 6~82 .250 His related to his y Belaboring "Babe," "Jigger" State lead in the Fire .By Og-den, 2; by Parnham, 3; by Ble¬ Fletcher, captain the New York Na- FIELDINO testimony profes- and a great time should be had by all. who has been subblng in center field Department baseball mlller, 3. Wlld pltch.Blemlller. "Wlnning tionals, was traded even up for Ban¬ siona^l career, largely. Hearing of the for the Giants this series yesterday at Berkeley Oval, pltchsr.Frank. Ix>aing pltcher.Blemlller. eroft some Year. P.O, A. E PC case will be continued to-morrow. The "Babe" is equally at home East or so as year when New where the umpires.Corcoran and Btockdale. Tims timeNyesterday.ao early 1915. 336 492 64 928 West, far the manufac- York happened to be a blue-shirted players across that Baneroft was tare of oppoaed by the of Itmi.2:08. able to appear in a 1916. 326 510 60 833 his favorite product.meaning the home run.is involved. A .aouthpaw pitcher, will wear the livery bridge defeated their Bronx rivals, Giant uniform against the Dodgers at 1917. 274 439 49 »36 Letson in Doubles Final Western of the Boaton Red Sox in future. Man- 11 to 2. In Queens the flremem ball- Ebbets Field in the afternoon. Fletcher Ben Letson and Fred Anderson and fence to him is the same as an Eastern fence, so as it sur- tossers of that AT STRACt'SE 1»19. 242 30« 28 .951 long ager McGraw some time ago asked borough defeated tho watched this game in clothes. 1920. 110 H7 Fred Letson and Ingo Hartmann will rounds a ball park and he is awarded a fast ball or a curve over waivers on Statz. Ed Staten Island nine, 20 to 3. Rsadln*.10102000 0.-*'10 4 He left plain 5 9 4 3 the out¬ Barrow put in a 110 10 0 8 8 1 last nijcht for Philadelphia and meet this afternoon on the clay courts side or inside comer. More will be known claim yesterday, and Statz will be Tho standing of the tearas ln the Syracuse...... 0 *.« will be with Cravath's cast Totals.. 1669 2351 J70 936 of the Amekassin Club of Yonkers for about the status of the Yankees, Fire Batterles.Brown. Karpp and Konnlck; to-day. Red Sox passed alongr to the Red Sox for the Department Interborough League McOralcer and A rumor that John Rawlings, sub- con?P^t« record alnce the Eastern New York State champion- and Senators after this Western trip is over. Not much waiver is as followe: Madden. stitute inflelder of the Bouton jolnlngiJ3$£*ttheSSS?,ttft'?Phlllles.) doubles lawn tennis title The more, price. AT AKRON Braves, ship perhaps, but enough to about further discussibn. fim.,,w. Lost. Perct. was to accompany Flr.tcher as match was one of those which ran over bring Brooklyn. w?n.5 2 714 R.H,* part he went to Morris Loses Decision 9 Rochester. M li 1110 0.4 15 i payment for Baneroft, was Portland of the Paciflc Coast from last week's tourney. Yosterday Manhattan. 4 'JJJ 9 2 vigorously * . Akron. 01100914 x. T denied he "mained until the Ben who is Fred's Cleveland'* M. Boston, Ninety-second Street Y. Bronx. ! T « | -222 by George Washington Grant, *iallnSUi'.w,here Letson, tail son, Chancea M. H. won 8 3 Batterlss.Cllfford and Mannlng; Fln- president of the Boston Nationals of 1914. and defeated Alfred D. Ham- A., the judges' decision over §».«.»..¦,.:*Richmond. 0 I" neran and Smith. Grant It was the Anderson, The power of the Cleveland Club has been all the J. Morris, Prospect Y. M. C. in the 6 00J admltted he had put a price on wonderful playing of mett and Embree Henderson at 6.4, recognized year. final A., AT TORONTO Rawlings to the New York Bancroft, his flrst year (1916) as a in the semi-final and Fred The only recognition required was a brief at three-round bout of the 135- Southem R. H. S. Nationals, 6.0, round, glance the standing of the clasa in the Association » _ , but insisted the offer had not been ac- member of the Philadelphia Letson and Hartmann J. D. pound weekly amateur box- Moblle, 9; Llttlo 0 Buffalo. 00001000 0.1 6 1 that ao Nationals, vanquished clubs. The one uncertain spot was in the tournament at RoCk, (forfelted In 5th> Toronto. 01001021 x.7 18 1 cepted. greatly alded Pat Moran in Ewing and H. Newbery at 6.3, 7.5, pitching. There was always mg the New York A. C. MemphlB, 8: New Orleans, 3 (l.t). It had bean hanfling the Phillies their some doubt as to whether staff could last night. Louis Schulkln, New Orleana, 6; Memphls, 6 Batterlea.Thomas and Bengough; Ityaa known for some time firat and in the other semi-ftnal bracket. Speaker's stand up throughout the Rutgers AUanta, 7; (8«). and Sandberg e relatton» of only pennant of more than A Gymnasiiim, defeated W. Hausner, Chattanooga, 4. s theuat « Baneroft, with He has forty years campaign. sufficient test will be provided for the time these next Clark House A. Blrmlng-ham, 6; Naahvllte, 6. Phjilies, and Fletcher, wtth the been a star of the flrst order Madden two being C, in »he 112-pound Giants, were but harmonlous. ever stnce, always a tlmely hitter and Tunney Stops weeks, when the Eastern artillery, headed by "Babe" final. Donley Back in Ring Hoth these anythlng more effective with Young Andy Chaney outpointed Ruth, attempts American Association Miekey players hadrows with their the bat than the Tommy Noble, the feather- to obtain the proper range. Louiavllle, 10; 8t. Paul, 5. Donley, Newark's contender managers and came to blows with percentagea might indicate. Engllah Donovan Leads for the crown worn by Benny Leonard. their weight, by a slight margin in the The Red Sox have never as Lehigh Fivc Minneapolls, 8; Columbue, 4. will loaders. When the Phillies were in Bancroft this season played forty- twelve-round at figured pennant winners in the dope. June Other teams not aeheduled. return to the ring Ptiday night »i < two games for wind-up the Armory The BETHLEHEM, Pa., 7..Timotliy - the A. where will to nlcago, recently, Baneroft had a row Cravath in which ho A. A., laat In the Yanks have shown the power, but the main test.the test of Donovan, of Philadelphia, was Bayonne A., he try w:th Cravath, and hit made only five errora. He atarted Jersey City, night. organized to-day Eastern eliminate Chick Simler from the light- Gavvy in the the other featuro contest Gene Tunney, the team play.cpmes after Fourth. It is still a elected captain of the Lehigh Univer- League face with his glove. At the time seuaon with twenty-eight errorleaa ex- A. E. F. July case of Cleveland against basketball andC. P. Albany, B; Waterbury, 3. weight title hunt Donley last year Baneroft nibitions, in that time heavywsjght star, stopped Jeff the field. sity team, Maurer, Sprlngaeld. 8; Worceater. 2. defeated Joe and Joe demanded that he be traded accepting 188 Madden in tho second round. A short of Wilkes-Barre was chos'en captain of New Welling Benjs- Secretary Joe O'Brien, of the cnauces without a skip. Not until May the lacrosse twelve. Haven. 8; Brldgeport, ». min, while Simler haa fought Leonard. announced la»t Giant*, 22 wgalnst the did right uppercut upset Madden for the The Umpire's Invictua night that.lt waa an Cubs, Bancroft count. After the bout it was learned a .m. «-ven-up swap. This make a foozle. He slipped twice on Out the Jft stataement is that up that Madden's jaw was broken. He was of blight that covers me, Fohl Signed Browns doubted and with good reason. Ban¬ oceasion. taken to the by eroft is one of Jersey City Hospital. Black ds the pit from pole to pole, CLEVELAND, June 7..Lee Fohl, the smartest and moHt former manager of the Cleveland ftdept in his whil:« 1 thank whatever there be / shortstops circuit, gods American League club, to-day signed a Fletcher has appeared to have slowoii Record That bottle throwers lack controL contract with the St. Louis American well-made and well- up very perceptibly within the pasl of Clubs League club. He will coach and scout. couple of seasons. Major League SO that are en- Fletcher carne to the Giants in "New fitting they lHQ'.) York would like to see a world series comments a from EjlUuk, Texas. He hecame a rt-g- NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN team," at home in offico. LEAGUE Gotham exchange. Well, the Reds are there tirely any uiar in 1911, playlng his first full GAMES TO-DAY | GAMES TO-DAY playing most of tha week. game in Philadelphia, has played ibort Cinclnnatl nt New York. New stop ever since and has been captain 84. Louls at Brooklya. York at Detroit. $ since 1918. was Boston at Chlcago. Battling Levinsky's right and left jaw bones will soon be used as He one of,th<> rnost Chlcago at Phhadelphia. exhibits A ;»romlncnt players of McGraw's thrcc- at Philadelphia at Cleveland. and B in taking testimony as to whether or not can uma Pittsburgh Boston Waahlngton at 8t. Carpentier pennant winners 0 1911-12-13. YBHTERDAVS Louls. hit. Having employed the same exhibits with Jack tho fn New York Fletcher has always RESULTS YESTKRDAYS RESULTS Dempsey, Battler been known for his ootor--his dasn, Brooklyn,' 4; New York, 2. figures that whatever happens can't be any more disconcerting. He ought pepper and never-asy-die spirit. Until Other tcams not scheduled. otu l&L**' I,h,,ndelphla, 1 (1st). to know. thli season he was «n« of the idols of Philadelphia, 6; New York, 5 (2d). McGraw's caxt. Chlcago, 10; Detroit, 3. Other teams not scheduled. With Baneroft began his professional ce- STANDING OF TEAMS the lightweight limit fijeud at 135 pounds, quite a number of rczr in- 1909 with the Duluth and gu- STAND1NQ OF we seen SOFT have can perior clubs of the Minnesota-WhScon- W.LJPct.l W.L.Pct. TEAM8 Hghtweights make the weight by cutting off one leg and .2* 15 .W.L.Pct.l W.LPct ona arm. sin League. 7n the fojlowing season Bklyn. M4\8t. Louls 22 22 .500 Clevel'd 28 16 .«36;WaBh.... 22 20 524 Cln'nati. 25 17 .SOSBoston.. 18 22.450 iN.York, 29 17.G80jRt.Uuis. 17 (blcago.. 2i2l.Min,S. York. 1«2S .410 25 25.405 <¦' : rjhlraKo 10.508Phlla.... 16 20 H5« COLLARS »"M*l*'f« ^0 10 . this can rv.Jiiui r,l,l(Ph|!» 1.5 27 .3r,7 rwnn Tl 1.9 .fir.OlUofrolf M gj) .320 By adopting system they at leas work themselves near the limit by tafclrlng o:i n Uirco-day fast. IVmt-lMtll To-clnv..EbbMa Flold UrOoUlju >.t. 8t, l.o.ils -iiiuo 1*.M..Afl'Vt. EARL6tWJLSON 9%»