FRIDAY, AUGUST , W20. THE NEWS SCIMITAR. PAGE FIFTEEN. 1 Iltsel has his team going stronger than streaks this year, compared to those of critic. Hick is regarded as a great bug baseball, aa part of the process of. re- any team in the league. It s getting tho Junior major. in the Mint circuit. If he lasts long building the Tigers. At that. Morrlsettei RAILBIRDS HAVE RUBE BENTON NOW A PROUD FATHER pitching and hlitig to back it up. enough to get the chance it Is promised is better than some of the alleged fllng-e- rs President Dan'o'Nell of the Eastern he will show the big show fans some- on Jennings' present staff. Remember Tom Hayden, the famous league Is In a hospital In Holyoke suf- thing new. mule merchant, who used to own ball fering from diabetes. Mr. O'Nell Is one clubs and ball players In the old Central of the n men In minor league club of the Vlrrlnla association? Tom Is now em- a who The Detroit club has or has not. ac- The Portsmouth HARD JOB NAMING Well, baseball, with host of friends will to Eddie ployed as a scout by the Joplin West- pull for his early recovery to health. cording to varying reports, bought league, which holds claim Down ern league club. Pitcher Hill Morrlssette from the Ham- doubtless was interested when in Charlotte, N. C, one day ilton Mint club. It be Stack, last week an alleged agent of the Georg- Dave Altlier, who Is managing the league may true, it read that Stack was playing wlth'the The outlaW Delta league Ifn't so par- Aberdeen team of the South Dakota since Detroit seems to have bought ia Independent (outlaw) league, accused ticular else known in minor Milwaukee Brewers. of attempting to entice plavurs to jump about recognlting contracts lis league, has resurrected an old play- everybody league WINNERS the Charlotte ball players may have with other clubs, mate of pre war days In Kddie Kar-ge- r. JAIEE South Atlantic league In some Is club, was arrested under one of those hut Its strict ways. It has and Kddie said to be standing Southern laws that makes it an of- Just barred a pitcher from the leaguu some of the budding Babe Ruths of the fense to solicit labor without a license. because he used the spltball. South Dakota circuit on their heads. It doesn't matter whether Com- law ia in Speed. Committee Has The effect for the particular ' The Milwaukee club Is so The club of Perfect purpose of negro labor where It short of Waterbury the Kastcrn or keeping players due to cripples that It uses league raided the Morse Dry Docks es- you're slender, stout, short Fast Belongs, DU. It Is handy in the case 01 to pleted Card for the ball also. most anything help out. In a game tablishment of Brooklyn last week and a meas- playern last week, it had both Kddie Stumpf secured three players, names given as Fitting broad, there's positive Free-for-A- in Tln-- In Weekly Events ll Maloney. old enoueh to know and Kddie Stack Its lineup. Wall. Klley and Deegan. their first and a Jimmy have been playing Independent ball game with Waterbury Riley and Dee- ure in our service par- better, forfeited a game to the Ranger around reservation and Wall between them made five Custom Pace Stands Out. club In the West Texas league on July Milwaukee, ignoring gan ticular amonp; our fine was rights of the club that have claim to errors, but Riley also got three hits pattern 12, and what do you suppose the them. and Deegan two. Railblrds are up a tree in their f- -. reason? The umpire called an East- Tailored sununer suit materials that Tort to pick the winners In Saturday'! land player out when he ran out of line President A. Tearney, who handles Pitcher Rube Chambers, v. ho was matinee of the Trl-Sta- te club to avoid being tagged! Now you might Three-- as well ns to New York will Driving ama- I league affairs those personally conducted by give you perfect at the fairgrounds. The com- expect some hick manager of an of the Western said he had bnr-re- d Uube and to epeed to in league, Vlckers presented John Clothes mittee has completed a program that teur team boil up and forfeit a a Three-- I player named Smith for McGraw as a coming great southpaw, looks both fast and open, and the talent case llko that, but not Jimmy Maloney, life for hitting an umpire. Johnny is back In Kalamaioo, piicblnK for the that was bumped so last who ought to know someth ng about Kclleher of St. lilt and choked Kazoos in the Central After week consistently baseball. Joseph league. may receive another series of an umpire a few days later, but he looking chambers over John McGraw -- Co. 1 Jolts in the same place. Five out of six wasn't, barred for life. decided that the Central league was Pinella Garibaldi Tailoring mi-e- weni 10 me outsiders. Frank Brower. Readlna's home run about his size. free-for-a- 1 The ll pace stands out as I f for sever.il clubs The best run of In consecutive the ( W" W hitter, whom major hitting 150 MADISON AVE. feature, and is certain to be a - have been aligllng, has .had two major games in fly1 National league this year The Flint club of the Mint league grand battle In every heat. Vanda I'd-til H .wi3B? 'I i rials already. The St. Louis Cardinals was made by Charley Hollocher of the reports the sale of Pitcher Mick Kar-re- ll Garibaldi Miss Pearl Vincent seems to be getting good again, Luc 4 ' dug him out of college along in 1915, Cubs, who went IB games hefore he to the St. Louis Drowns. "Give Frank Pinella and stepped a mile In 2:12 to defeat xiUft$' but he dldn t show symptoms of be- was stopped. The National league bat- Hick a catcher and an umpire and lie Oregon Boy, with as much ease as she ing ripe, ho was sent to a minor league ters show no phenomenal batting is a great pitcher," remarks a Flint heretofore been going around In club. The next year the Phillies gave J" Oregon - i'. Boy raced short, as his mm a trial, and also sent him back. stable thought he would, but the race Later he joined the navy and after the and a good workout this week should war was sent to a minor club. make a much league better horse of him. The next year Reading got him. Both Tip Top and Romac Mills seemed to lack their usual snap last The first half of the Florida state weak, and were pretty well hammered league season closed with the games out in but race horses are very of 12, much 2:12, July Tampa winning under like human athletes; they have wraps. Barring Tampa the other sevon several good days, then a bad one, and clubs ran pretty close. The features it would not be at all to see of were this of surprising the final day of the first half pair rivals get right and a 'double-heade- r divided by and forget all about the other two en- Tampa tries. Daytona. and a game be- tween SanTord arid St. Snn-for- d The free-for-a- ll (TPotvgenerally has Petersburg, some winning, as the first part of a one horse that this late In the double-heade- r. season at St, Petersburg won the stands well out above the oth- second game of the double bill. ers, such as Miss 816 last season, but Just who is who is km at present a prob- lem. Those1 dopists who have it Hugh Jen- wi nings will retire as manager of the De- Great Rivalry Here. troit Tigers after this year and become Wikkl Nui won very Impressively nt of the club, naturally last week, and have to pick Jennings' successor and also holds the trotting on mmmmmmmmmmmmm mmsmssmsmmsmMmmmmm record of 2:12, while Alice A. has de- uie uupy vne jod. une avers It feated the McCreery mare two out of will be riarence Rowland, now emplnvi j as a scout by while another three starts. There is doubtless more Rubs Benton with hit d the Tigers, In this race daughter. has it that Jlminy Burke will rivalry than there has been his i. resign Blnce the Tip Top-Litt- Nina series, Rube Benton, for the Cincinnati Reds, is a proud father. It's present berth with the Louis and as both entries pitcher Browns and rejoin the Tigers, this worked splendidly girl. This was a surprise for the Bentons, and they had no name picked for time as Wednesday a real race Is in store for ner, Her weight at birth was nine pounds six ounces. manager. Any other guesses? the onlookers Saturday. Another race that will be a dandy Is Tommy Rice, Brooklyn critic, absolves the second, with six entries, and a Umpire Harrison of the blame for call- very unusual feature here is that five ing the game of July XI In St. Louis of the six horses have all won in 2:16 with only one pltcned hall needed to RATH L g some time during the season. Charley LIKE COBB TINA PASS make It a legal contest. Downs drove Betty Boyd a beautiful Hice has It that Kd Pfeffer's stalling race last week, trotting two heats in made Harrison helpless, and he mar- 2:18H, and then worked her last Wed- vels at the Intelligence of a pitcher who nesday without a skip or a gobble In would delay finishing a game that for Savers 2:14: Gertie B., who has not'been at IN GRAY MATTER GETS FANS AT meant victory for his team. Rice thinks Another Opportunity Money herself for the past two or three Sat- rieriur was unaiue 10 grasp me sltua urdays, came back in her workout this tion. And yet the fellow looks intelll week and reeled off a mile for Ike gent enough fIrnnaiiAH In O . i r ,i .. t uivaui in A.io-s- wiin pienty in re Red Second Baseman Takes Prefer to See serve. With a good track it is a three They Every Rogers Hornsby in the present home - stand of the Ixiuls I 7i winner ui una uuu- Game and Is Batter Pitched St. Cardinals has j test will lower its season record. Seriously to, Regard- been hitting around .200. Of course, & A n i Schaffner Th artA Marx fife he Is Hart Making Success. less of Who He Is. has sn alibi. It that the new anced and though Lucy Knight seems surroundings at Sportsman a nark both. to stand out a little in her race there er him and the groundkeepers have Is not In the course of an article praising The rule makers last winter made been enough difference to make her a the kept busv erecting new green iavonte. good work of Morris Rath, Jack it an offense to walk a blinds here and there on the outfield Medium vcij promiuncea Ryder, in the Cincinnati Intentionally Suits Enquirer, barriers for benefit. But Weight In Rogers' , Will Start on Time. writes: Ty Cobb is a living example batter, yet a recent game here there of Hornsby Isn't the only National league Club nfftHflln the value of brains and courage were three cases of intentional walks nauer wnose Is and wrl. In baseball, but more than half the average fading, that they were going to start racing Issued to batters, all in the late innings, the answer is found in better Ditchlne. u ana were big league players fail to realize why not high and shadows of the to ciuck, going he Is so a star. It is because and at stages of the game when a hit lights countenance no delays in hurrying great would mean playing fields. tnroUffh thA nrntrrnm- - ThAv nJZ he outgames and outthinks the aver- victory to the Pirates, ,.; f o- maunmA guuu writes Richard in the and finished six races two age player. With Cobb baseball is a Guy Pittsburgh They will have to count Akron in that . wmcnjivlm serious business In which he has earned leaaer. yi went uiree neats each in The crowd did not want walks. international race, after all. Dick Hob. Just three hours and 20 minutes. This a large salary for many years and he these action considers it of his attention. of course, as a clean hit was desired; made a most decided hit with worthy the fans cvoijruno on ine and a con Without saying that Morris Rath is wanted tangible action, a hit TinilAnnA 11L-- grounds,.. . i . a and the run to across i ftf tontine Ty Cobb, it may safely be asserted winning scamper Nothing Cements Friendship crease Interest in the game, starter that he looks at his profession in the the plate. Allen same serious manner aa Cobb does The rule Is being circumvented by the Like a liox of LWis and the Judges associated of .with him in the com- and tries his best to get the most out adeptness the battery men to keep stand are to be of the ball from the batter -r- ORIGIXAL plimented on the hurry-u- p methods every situation which arises on the away and its they field. Rath is always willing to at- design is thereby lost when the catch ers these wide without mov Another decision reached by club of- tempt any advanced play which may get pitches ficers this wentr judo t n.. i work out for the good of the team. ing out of the limited territory. nrr,i,. He The matinee season on Aug. 28, instead puts the winning of the game of of Sept. 11. It was explained that this ball ahead of his own average every action wag taken - time. He studies the as. the fair at Jack- game diligently Son. Term nncm 10 .1 and plays It industriously and intelli Worth 45 More practically a third of the horses in the gently. With no more than an average uir 10 race, owners physical equipments he gets more out CANDY Would nots"bcare to race hero on the of himself than many a younger and Jlth then start haul v. ia,i. . stronger man. He uses his, brain all Straw Hats Jackson. Five or six horses will also the time, and that is the reason that beshlpped away within the next ten he makes so many plays around second Another purchase from the wh'olesale surplus stock of these famous mak- W,J,?,"' to base look easy. He la in the it iT , eiarc racing at alwa,vs ; "."", ti pKiiisviiie ana otner Ken- way of the ball, because he has figured QUINBY'S tucky nOfntS. In thfa Inf Ullr.l in advance where a certain hitter is off ers of fine clothes. Sold to us at a tremendous sacrifice to THEM, and of- ucy Knight, Frank Bragg, Miss Belle most likely to hit a certain kind of ball y2 off a certain kind of nitchnr. California to Another point to be considered when At the bat Rath is a good waiter and fered you accordingly. racinsr daten won) r,t ,innm tu a fine base runner. He seldom hits FOR CASH Chocolate on Sept. 1 nearly all the stores that at a bad ball and he has a knack of Shop KiviiiK nitii nuiiuays on sat poking out line drives Just over the urdays during the summer will discon infield at the exact moment when they Candy You don't have to be an to see wonderful tlnue this nrnrti" will do the most good. He is a great expert the really value of the Admission and programs are free and fivut inttn bnu woras cleverly with Splits, Sennets, in Redwood Boxes auiu wui lurnisn music between Larry KoDf around the second station clothes at the price the elegant fabrics, many imported the fine tailo- heats The program: They make a great little pair down Simply ' ' mere. Milans fine linings (many are silk lined) the inimitable styles all FIRST RACE MIXED. Leghorns, melts in your moutli. ringthe they 51acIc $atin Hubbard show and for themselves. t Droexalt . Dabb8 KILMER TO SELL speak nX,Tr.t,hyJ- - V Smltt Great Downs Costs very little more than 31 HORSES AUG. 9 IVORY GARTERS ordinary randy. The immense assortment embraces worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, tweeds, SECOND RACE MIXED. flannels and in newest of Aleck Perm Dwyer homespuns, and most attractive fancy designs . ra&8 Smith Willis Sharpe Kilmer has entered the 50c Quality, 40c solid blue un- B- - browns, grays, blues, preens and colors, including serges and .ertLe. Gronauer field as a public breeder of thorough- ' t My Star McCallum breds and will send 31 horses to the finished worsteds. Single and double-breaste- d models, one, two or three Helobas Jones saies rule at saratoa-- snrnn on Harry Betty Boyd Downs Aug. 9. buttons styles for men and young men, in sizes for any figure, build or Twenty-thre- e of these are Fanduward FREE-FOR-AL- L yearlings, proportion. ' THIRD RACE the get of Magic. Assagai and Alleu- - Putzel & Co. PACE. meur, and the only reason that Kilmer CIGAR STORE TIPOP Orgill Is disposing of them is to make room Vanda Vincent for a new of at Sun half-line- Romac Mills Haynes crop weanlings in Full or d all fabrics of McCallum Briar court, his farm at Bing-hamto- n. Exclusive Agents Memphis have vests good and otherwise Oregon Boy breeding Hotel weight Goodman These bahv racers are the Peabody Bldg. (13 H. Main St. Main 498. first sons and daughters of Sun Briar, FOURTH RACE FREE-FOR-AL- L which heads the stud. suitable; here's an excellent opportunity to provide your fall clothes require- TROT. It was the success of the good son Wlfckl Nui McCreery of to A'lce A Sundridge that had much do with Be Goodman the establishment of the breeding farm, ments at an enormous saving. Shrewd buyers will take this hint. on and the enterprise of Kilmer was shown FIFTH RACE MIXED. when ho the dam of Lucy Knight Hubbard purchased his hand tomorrow. Dixon Dillon champion, Sweet Brlas, as well as a early Oehler and a brother to Sun Melba II Lewis yearling weaning Girl Briar. Memphis Williamson One of the yearlings that will go un- der the hammer on Aug. 9 Is a bay colt by Assagai St. Fey, bv St. Frus-qhi- n HAL MAHONE WINS Brownie, by Galllnule. Twelve others are by the son of Spearmint. All Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits Offered the Alleumeur youngsters are of goodly Tropical at PACING sise and excellent conformation, show- 2:05 EVENT ing much of Meddler, their paternal grandslre. The other horses that will be sold TOLEDO, O., Aug. 6. Hal Mahone won the are five brood mares, a sweepstakes for 2:05 pacers and three-year-o- after losing the first heat to John filly. while Henry, Great Brltton won the BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. Aur 6. Hlttlnz Toledo Times 2:14 trot for the Yellowhorse hard at times, Birmingham features on yesterday's Grand had little trouble taking the third game circuit racing card at the Fort Miami of the series from Little 6 to 0. track. The track was fast, the weather Hock, ti ideal and a large crowd turned out to Bee the sport. Arrion McKinney won his first race of the season on the Grand circuit jrfcen he took the 2:12 trot but four beats were necessary as Letanna S Very Good came through in the second heat, and Walnut Frisco won the third one. The jheat winners then raced It off and Reasons Why Arlon McKinney led all the way. John Henry led all the way in the first heat of the 2:05 pace, but Hal Genuine Priestley Mohairs, Best Palm Beach Fabrics, Flannels, Mahone outpaced the son of Wllkie In Most Young til next two heats, beating him in the stretch drive. Men Tweeds, Aerpores louie Grsttan won over the favorite, Goldie Todd, in the 2:03 pace, in Their . Mralght heats. The last quarter of Buy the seoond heat was paced in 29 sec- onds. Shoes The newest pattern effects, the most beautiful colorings, the correct models .for men and Great Brltton the mark equalled pre-shrun- k & made by Day Sta at Kalamazoo, and At Rosen's young men. All and masterfully tailored in the Hart Schaffner Marx now Is tied for the fastest mile for three-year-ol- this year when he inimitable way. They present the most unusual opportunities to wis' economists, for it both heats of the 2:14 trot in stepped8:07. will pay handsomely to buy them for now or next summer. If you're wise, you'll inves- Style Direct from this tomorrow. BROWNS GET ONE. Fifth Avenue. tigate opportunity ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 6. Three suc- cessive singles in the ninth Inning gave St. Louis one run and a two to one but victory over Washington yesterday. Quality Nothing Shocker, besides holding the visitors to the best. five scattered hits, drove in the de- ciding tally. Shaw was hit hard but fast fielding by Washington held down the score. Prices Considerably lower elsewhere. REDS BLANK than PHILS. Sufficient Burk PHILADELPHIA, Aug. . Luque reasons held to & Philadelphia three hits yester- and won shoes should Company Cincinnati why day easily" the first your game of tile scries, to 0. Only two -- jjocal players reached second base and come from here. when "delicious and re- South Main Street V 'ither got farther. Duncan's hitting 24 featured. Groh was hit twice by pitched freshing" mean the most. balls. The Coca-Col- a Company Opposite Peabody Hotel ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. fi runnlni;'-.a- ROSEN'S BOOT SHOP mxanta. pitched shutout ball for Chattanooga ga. yesterday and was backed by spectacu- lar catches In the outfield, while the Lookouts pounded two Atlanta pitchers 3 North Main & Madison 322 for IS hits and won, 8 to 0. The Crack- ers performed aa listlessly in the field EJ !i::iit;,ii;;;.;iiili!1;i:,1,iiia 'AEii'iii.!.!!:.:;, m at bat.