BASEBALL---BOXING YACHTING---TENNIS ATHLETICS--ROWING Kcu) tîodk Sttljunc RACING---SWIMMING PART II SUNDAY, JULY 13. 1919 * * Giants Suffer Their PART TT First Shutout Defeat of Hie Season and Drop to Second Place Pirate Turns Back Reds Smother Cooper The Real : : : McGrawites to Days of Sport : : : : : : : : By briggs Cardinals Win j Without Tally Phillieé, 7 0, From Dodgers Toney Gets Two of the Three Hits And Take Lead Allotted New York Team By 10.5 Score by Southpaw; Holds to Lone Is Sufficient to Ring Quakers Only Win for Visitors Five Hits, While Team¬ Mitchell's Winning Streak mates of Four Ganies Wilbur Cooper, the slender southpaw hurler of the Pittsburgh club, Knock Out Rixey Broken; earned the distinction yesterday of handing the slugging Giants their Doak Also Fares Poorly first shut-out of the season. The Pirate star southpawed so efficiently PHILADELPHIA, July 12..Cincin¬ that New York found it to a runner nati stepped Into impossible get beyond second base, undisputed possession The Brooklyn Dodgers were of lost the a 1 to 0 score. of first guilty and game by place to-day by beating Phila¬ their worst exhibition of the year in Incidentally, Wilbur's nifty pitching knocked the Giants out of the delphia 7 to 0, while New York was losing to the St. Louis Cardinals in shut out lead in the pennant chase, as Cincinnati smothered the Phillies and gained by Pittsburgh. the first game of their series at Eb- Against Jimmy Ring's fine pitching bets undisputed possession of first place. only one local player reached second Field yesterday by a. score of The 20,000 or more fans at the Polo«*. base. held the visitors un¬ 1C to 5. The Cardinals ran rampant on Grounds didn't see much of a ball til three consecutive singles in the the bases, pilfering sacks at will, fifth caused and aided in this five but did witness a his retirement. George being respect by game, they ' Smith, the former Giant, who succeeded miserable errors. A redeeming featura duel of the firBt order. Fred Toney Giants MayGet Hendrix made two of the contest was the hard by him, wild throws, one oí both sides. hitting and Cooper played the leading parts in In them allowing two runs to score. St. Louis carried off the little side show. Big Baseball Deal The Cincinnati hurler waB batting honors with sixteen ?, while this Toney pitched given Brooklyn gathered ten. a a brand of gilt-edged support, not the semblance splendid game, ball cal¬ BASEBALL gossip buzzing of an error With solid hitting being the rule, culated to win most of a being made behind him. It there any kind was in the fifth necessarily was need for pitch¬ contest, but his opponent was a around the Polo Grounds inning that the Reds reinforcements just put the on ice. In ing early. t'larence kittle better. » game this inning Mitchell, the all-round star, on his last during the Giants-Pirates they piled up five runs. They got their Dodger Cooper, outing here, other two markers experienced an off day and was pounded seemed to go about his work in an game yesterday had it that a in the seventh. off the mound in less than three inn¬ indifferent manner. He was one of the Helnie Groh and Jake Daubert were the stars of the ings. best last year and it may big baseball deal is in the air. batting game, each Grimes still showed a pitchers three safe one Burleigh lack have been the New York bee was in If the trade said to be in getting blows, of thb of effectiveness from his recent illness his bonnet, as McGraw had prog¬ former's counting for a . and the Cardinals continued to pound made a futile bid for him early in the ress goes through Claude The score: out hits after he went into the box. season. CINCINNATI (N. L.) PHILA. (N. L> Bill Doak baffled the one of ab r b po * * abrhpoae completely Finds Giants Easy Hendrix, the Chicago Rath, 2b ..6 1 1 2 .1 0;Oallahan, cf.8 0lH[ 0 0 Dodger batsmen for five innings, in Daubert. lb.S 2 3 11 1 0; come Black'ns, 3b. 4 0 0 111 which only Zach Wheat mansged to Cooper apparently has to the Cubs' star pitchers, will soon, Groh, 3b ..5 2 3 3 2 OIBanoroft. 8»..i 0 2 SSI beat out an conclusion that as Roush, cf..5 1 2 0 OOIMeusel, rf...4 0 9 8 0 0 fnfield hi». However, Doak inasmuch he cannot 0 vas come to the Giants he can beat them be wearing a Giant uniform. Serle. rf..l0 0 0 OjLuderu», lb..4 0 1 10 10 unmercifully hammered in the sixth Kopf, as ..4 0 0 3 2 0 Whitted. 1Í..3 0 0 1 0 0 and again in the seventh inning. Then regularly, as he has been doing since The Bressler. If..8 0 1 8 0 0 Sicking. 2b...3 0 0 2 40 Oscar the he entered the league. he reported deal involves Raridan. c.3 0 0 4 10 Clarke, c ...2*0 6 3 0 Tuero, Cuban, was sent to Yesterday Ring, p ...3 1 1 1 10 Rixey, p ...10 0 0 0 0 his relief. Tuero and his windup easily had all the stuff any pitcher would the transfer of Buck Smith, p ...2 0 1 0 12 turned the in the want. When he is there is none Herzog, Dodgers last two inn¬ right Totals ..37 7 1187 12 0 Totals ...SO 0 5 IS ings. better, that 1 to 0 victory showed of the Braves, and Outfielder 27 4 The him at and,his' best. Cincinnati .0 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 0.7 Cardinals started their scoring Philadelphia .0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 with a three-run in the had he threw an Davey Robertson, of the tally first and Cooper speed; up Two-base hits.Bressler, Luderus. Home closed it with an equal number of runs exasperatingly baffling hook and had Giants, to Chicago in ex¬ run.Groh. Sacrifice hits.Neale, Ring. in the ninth, when the Brooklyn play¬ perfect control. He zipped the ball play.Daubert (unassisted). Left ers tossed the ball over the corners with a that for Outfielders Pas- on bases.Cincinnati, 7; Philadelphia, 6. recklessly around nicety change .Oft Ring. 2; off Rixey, 7i the field. Pete Kilduff experienced a was pleasing to behold. And he is off Smith, 1. Hit».Off 7 In 4 1-8 bad at third base and such a kert and Mann, who will Rixey. day even the smooth, fast-working, graceful go innings; off Smith, 4 in 4 2-3 Innings. usually reliable Tom Griffith was pitcher that the fans got a run Struck out.By Rixey, 8; by Ring, 3; by of an guilty good to the Braves, and Pitcher Smith, 1. Losing pitcher.Rixey. error. In the sixth and seventh for their money, even though the locals Trials of 6arly Brooklyn rallied and scored all of their lost. Hendrix, who will come five runs, but in each instance more her,e. AT I a 5 Jimmy Toney did than his share to AVl OK) C"Tiaj eve^Tmj Johnston was unable to the causa stave off defeat. He not Ruth Ties Record s) help help only along. He hit into a double a play in the pitched masterly game, but made sixth and was an easy victim on an two of the three hits obtained off Braves Beat With 11th infield out in the seventh. Cooper's delivery. Al Baird the Cubs, Homer; other. got Cardinals Get the Jump The big pitcher clouted to the far 4 to 1, With Aid White Sox Reaten St. Louis gained the jump in the first corner of right field in the third and inning when J. Smith singled and Mil¬ lumbered to ler moved him up a base on his out. around second. This was Of Dick t'ive Batters Stocl: hit as far as any of the New Yorkers Rudolph CHICAGO, July 12..Babe of Leading safely to centre for a base, travelled and he was left stranded Ruth, scoring Smith, while Hornsby dropped when Boston, to-day tied last season's Amer¬ a one-bagger into right field. Burns flied to Stengel. ican League record for home runs when In Major Leagues Mitchell Big Day for BOSTON, July 12..Boston defeated he made his eleventh circuit Bos¬ ttmporarially steadied himself to strike Stengel 4 to drive, out Heathcote, but McHenry singled to the had a Chicago, 1, to-day, Dick Rudolph ton winning the game from Chicago, AMERICAN Stengel, by way, big day 12 LEAGUE centre, driving home both Stock and in patroling the right garden. He was proving more effective in the pinches to 4. Player and club. G. A.B. R. H. P.C. Homsby. Lavan ended the inning when busy chasing in after flies one than Claude It was the first home run Kuth had Peckinpaugh, N. Y. 62 222 62 80 .360 he hit to kept Hendrix. The fielding of made in since the weakly Mitchell. minute and travelling back after long Maranville and featured. Chicago coming into Jackson, Chicago... 71 264 40 94 .366 St. Louis scored another run in the lofts. In all he captured nine hoists Herzog league. The game was a free hitting Cobb. Detroit.54 214 38 74 .34« third when Miller was In the sixth Merkle's line drive hit contest, Boston's seventeen hits Flagstead. Detroit.. 54 177 25 61 .345 passed and Stock and returned the three safeties. He being Veach, Detroit_68 253 38 87 .344 singled to left. Mitchell then passed played far over to the right whet» Hollocher on the neck as he was run-1 good for twenty-eight bases. Hornsby whereupon Grimes replaced Toney appeared the second time and ning for third, but he continued in the The score: NATIONAL LEAGU» hi.-a on the mound. Johnson shut off held the p;tcher's clout to a single. game, playing a star rôle for Chicago. BOSTON (A. L.) CHICAGO (A. L.) & GrsnflandWee Player and club. "\ KX R. tí. P.C. a r».j »ten he tossed out Miller at abrhpoae abrhpoae the Southworth started the second inn¬ The score: l.amar. cf.4 2 2 0 01 J Col'ns. rf.4 0 1 2 on Cravath, PMIa_r/1 189 31 67 .354 plate 0S #«athcote's grounder, but ing by grounding out to Fletcher, CHICAGO (N. L.) BOSTON (N. L.) VIU, 3b...5 1 2 0 2 0 E Col'i». 2b.4 0 15 10 (Copyright, 1919, New York Tribune Inc.) My*rs, Brooklyn... 66 250 34 80 .332 McHenry sent ¿ ..'Vi.rg sacrifice fly to George Cutshaw hit one squarely and ab r h po a r ab r h po s e Hooficr, rf.5 2 2 3 OOlWeiTer, es..2 1 13 10 -ocmg. N. Y. 56 262 39 85 .325 Wheat on which Stock >-*>red Three Kauft* Flack. rf...40 0 2 0 Oj Függort, cf.30 0 3 10 Ruth, If..4 2 8 3 0 OUarkson. If. .4 1 1 1 20 McHenry, St. Louis 45 130 18 42 .323 St. and Burns started in hot pur- Hoüo'er. «3.3 0 1 3 5 01 Smith. cf..l 0 0 1 00 M'in's. lb.S 1 4 13 0 0 Foison, cf...40 1 0 00 Thoughts Among the Resin But, after he Williams, Phila.... 45 181 28 58 .320 singles gave Louis a:.-«i1j*r run suit. When the ball was returned Magre, cf..4 1 2 1 0 0;Herzog. 2b.4 0 1 1 6 0 Sohang. o.5 0 1 3 2 0 Gandll, Ib..4 1 1 6 2 0 perhaps, all, called the turn. The in the fourth. Merkle. lb.4 0 2 10 1 li| I'.iwcll, rf..4 0 1 1 00 Scott. BS..4 1 2 4 2 0|M,Mul*n. 3b.4 1 2 4 20 Yes, there's glamour to it, when you're around young star's name was After the Cutshaw had reached third. Mollwitz Tick. 2b....40 1.2 2 0i Cruise, If..4 1 1 3 00 M'.Vlv. ¡a 0 0 0 0 lOlSchalk. 0 ..2 0 1 2 10 up George Sisler, of St. Louis, and Dodgers were retired irr. swung at the first ball pitched, lining Deal, 3b ..4 0 1 2 lOiH.lke. lb..4 1 1 10 1 0 Shan'n, 2b.4 10 1 S 0| Lynn, o ..20 0 4 00 the top; the Browns. order for the first four inning*. Wheat past Chase into and Cut¬ Mann. If... 4 0 2 1 OO'Boocksl. ob. 4 0 3 1 Hi l'enuock. p.2 2 1 0 loiKerr, p ...10 1 1 10 Skeeters Blank Bisons. broke the monotony when he beat out right scoring Ktllifer. c.3 0 0 1 10lMara'le, es. 4 l S 5 41; nanrorth, p.2 0 0 0 10 Yea, there'8 something in it while the other an infield shaw. Young fumbled the hit and Hendrix, p.3 0 1 2 1 OIGowdy, e..3 0 1 1 00, * Jenkins ..10 0 0 00 fellows hit. It was a close shave, Mollwitz was able to make third, but Rudolph, p. 3 1 1 0 30; drop; While the nineteenth hole is Aided Cobb's Hit for Hornsby mode a rather low throw Totals..88 12 17 27 11 1| Total» ..84 4 10 2T 110 abolished in golf, the by to Miller. it Catón flied out and Schmidt ended the Totals .38 1 10 24 11 4 .Batled for Danforth In But some when However, availed nothing ú| Totals .34 11 *28 16 1 ninth inning. day the tide has turned, some bitter half-shot is still a part and parcel of the ancient for as Myers «.truck out inning by grassing to Fletcher. .Hollocher out; hit by batted baJL Boston .0 1 4 2 0 2 0 0 3.12 game. BUFFALO, July 13..'s Wheat was The score: battle when caught stealing at second base. Doak Chicago. 00000000 1.1 Chicago .2 1 0 0 00 0 0 1. 4 Skeeters won the second game of the lost his PITTSBT.RGH (N. Tj.) NEW YORK (NI*) Boston. 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 X.i Two-base You in the resin while a bloke equilibrium in the sixth and abrhpoae! ab r h po a e hits.Ruth, Kerr. Hooper (2), snuggle is counting ten, Half Strides series the was pounded hard. cf .4 On 0 Two-base Vit t. Gandll. Three-base hits-.Jackson, from Bisons to-day, 5 to 0. Krueger singled Wibee, lOP'Rums. If ...4 0 3 0 0 hits.Hollocher, Boeckel, Her- Oh, it's then. and moved a when Terry, sa ...4 0 1 0 2 0.Young, rf ...4 0 0 4 0 1 8og, Gowdy. Three-bass hits Magee, Lamar, McGlnnis. Horn« run.Ruth. something different When inclined to take Joe Cobb cleared the bases with a hit up bag Doak mad« Stengel, rf....2 0 0 8 n o| Fletcher. M..4 0 0 6 4 0 Holke, Double to Stolen bases.'Weaver, Gandll, MoMullin too many chances, resun?-«. a wild pitch. Grimes to If.4 0 1 40 Rudolph. plays.Herzog *»**# 'he. single alnng the first base line that Toney, p two and features spouted tnllied .Doyle .100 0 0 0 ono-thlrd Innings; off Danforth, a stepping stone for some one still ninth. Grime«. Wheat forced Griffith iDubuc. P ...0 0 0 0 0 0 12 in six and two-thirds innings. Hit by gore, better. The secHf for the third out, hitting the first boll Meredith's Hardest Races pitcher.By Pennock (Weaver). Struck To see him over offered Doak. Toulj -32 1 8 27 5 OÍ Totals ...30 0 8Í7 10 2 on'.By Pennock, 2; by 5. standing you all set, if you should rise buffalo ¿?. i-,: urskt citt i i,. by lor It is to learn from "Ted" Danforth, ab r % oo »v ah r h a * .Batf-d Toney fn eighth inning. interesting Losing pitcher.Kerr. To let have some more Fame is a wonderful 0 pn Dodgers Score in Seventh Meredith that the two races you of it betnveen your thing.if you don't mind kid¬ Ponelson. lf.8 V 11'' toooers. 89 4 0 0 8 1 0 PittshurKh. 01000000 0.1 hardest blinking Barney, cf.3 0 1 0 3b.3 12 00 1 ever ran were yourself. 0 f nrtunvavi Brooklyn bunched four h;t^ in the New York. 00000000 0.0 he very dissimilar. One to eyes, ding Harris. 2h..4 2 3 : a4Uuumc- *b. .3 1 0 1X0 seventh Two-bass Thre«-ba*e hit. was the 800-metre in the Athletes Make Tour Strait, rf..4»l 1 O*.*«»..', i* ..too fOO that, caused Doak to be taken hit.Toney. Olympic As he reaches for your prize. Itenmgh. r.4 0 0 2 0 0 'Wandelt. lb...4 0« T10 out. to f'utshaw. .Cooper. Double games in Stockholm in when he Joe si.4 0 0 0 '. Myers popped Stock, but 1912, Higgins, Andy Kelly and Billy The Keating, Wlg'worth. If..S Î 1 400 doubled to centre Plays.Fletcher and Chase; Fletcher, made a world's record, and the other the Harvard are now only way to beat any game is to when you Wlltse, lb..3 0I 13 0 fl rnbh. cif .412 ¡0(1 Konetchy and Kilduff Baird and Chase. Left on base«.New Moore, sprinter, see stop 8b 3 0 0 1 2 Q! beat out a hit was the 1914 A. A. U. cham¬ a tour the To gray phantoms of the past drift back across the ahead. M'Car'n. Ilwlrins. c ..401520 to Lavan. Krueger was Tork, 3; Pittsburgh, 6. Bases on ball». 440-yard contemplating through Brit¬ get Harscher, p.3 0 1 0 3 9 Zellars. p .300 o l 0 credited with a Off Toney. 3. Hits.Off Tonay. 7 In 8 pionship, when he beat Tom Halpin ish Isles, competing in the different years, two-bagger when mntngs; off Dubuc, 1 In 1. Struck out. and Val Wilkie on a slow track in Bal¬ athletic Totaü..810« *Î6 18 l! Totala _82 6 8 27 81 McHenry misiudged his lire drive, games. To hear the eeho a .Kane out on three bunt»d By Cooper, 2; by Toney. 2. Losing pitch¬ timore in 50 1-5 seconds. He ran blind ¦¦ o haunting of thousand roaring cheers, strikes. scoring Konetchy. Grimes got his Blood &econd a er.Toney. the last in the latter race. To know never hear Championship Buffalo. 00000000 0.0 hit, smash to deep centre, fifty yards American Association you'll again the plaudits and Jersey City.. 0 10 0 0 4 0 0 0.5 which tallied both Kilduff and He was not in his best condition then. Most of the heavyweights have either been "Irish or Krueger. two St. Paul, 6; Milwaukee, 4. acclaim Two-base hit.Cobb HaTlflre hit.Flts- The scoring ended here for Olson hit a These races, Meredith says, were have carried a strain of Irish simmons. Double play.Baurnan to Wen¬ to ones he ever Toledo, 5; Columbus, 1. That rise thoee who etGl are blood. dell. Left on fly McHenry and Johnston was Indians Twice Go the only finished tired to Kansas City, 8¡ T. only for rulers of the bases.Buffalo. S. Jersev tossed out exhaustion. Minneapolis, But this doesn't hold fo\ the City, 8. Bases on balls.Oft 2; by Stock. Indianapolis, T| Loul«"HU«, 6. game, lightweights. Joe Gans off 2 Struck Harsoher, Aitcheson, the was a smoke. Zellars, out.By Harscher, Dodger pitcher and Down to Defeat In the fickleness of fame. Nelsov is a T)ane. Wolgast is German. 2; by Zellara, 6. outfielder, was released yesterday by Leonard is a Hebrew. Colonel Ebbets to the Rochester Inter¬ national team. To lie there in the resin and to know time is The Irish have had a time Leagnei Before Senators Thormahlen and your done, ¿tou-çh holding, the light¬ Mackmen Hand Defeat The scores: To know your final scrap is in, your final race is run; weight championship crest jinc3 the of 8T LOIIS (N LI BROOKLYN (V. L) Mogridge days Terry a!» T h a . To know the To St. Louis Browns p.« abf h po a . tide has turned at last, some bitter battle McGovern and Young Corbett. They have entered a Smith, rf 5 1 2 0 ofiO'.r», »a 4 o 1 3 4 » CLEVELAND, July 12..Washington when Mlll-T lb 4 o 114 fl .i .1 Hon. îb«0 0 * SO defeated Cleveland here this after¬ Pounded by Batsmen number of contenders in the field, *"H of late years ST. LOUIS, July 12..The Piook !r> f. 3 s 4 8 0-rjrtfflth. r' 4 0 1 n 0 I Tiger Philadel¬ 3 2 2 / " .. [loft.» 3b 14" it If 4 0 t C . I noon in both ends of a double-header, You snuggle in the bloody dust while some one's count¬ none of these has broken through. phia Athletics won from the St. Louis Heart» rf *. 2 1 0 « M.' 4 0 0 1 0 0 the first 6 to 3 and Browns to-day, 8 to 1. In M'HVy If 4 1 K ¦. - -. I 10 1 0 winning game by ing ten-. the ninth I.»tan as 5 0 1 1 6 '. Kilduff 4 I 0 » J the the locals t s closing contest by 5 to 3. Yankee Pitchers inning scored one run and iJU'fer 1 ': 4 I 01 Krueger c 3 S S 'M 21 The scores: Bumped Oh, you pay up for it then. Not Yet filled the bases, but a fast double saved I>oak p .8 O I o 0 0 Mitel r p <ï 0 0 0 t -I _ Tuero, p Ï 0 o 0 0 0llitim . 4 0 0 FIBBT OAMP! Slipping Fast Sir: No matter what the game for Philadelphia. p 12 8 for a ' WASHINGTON (A L.) CLEVELAND (A. L.) for Total of 26 Bases; happens spell, do#s\\-count The score: Tat.l. 41 10 I« 27 14 1 Totals .4 10 87 11 S abrhpoae abrhpoae NEW YORK the Turn the White Sox out of this race PHILA. ÎA. L) ST. LOUIS (A. L.) .~i Louie S o i 1 o o i 0 3.!. loOt». lb .41 2 6 0 OÎWarn'nas, 2b.4 0 1 2 »1 (AD DETROIT (A. iT) Forecalling pennant until it fc> all ibrlipo «»: 3b ..It 0 2 2 o! Speaker, cf..4 0 1 1 00 New Yorkers 8-5 abrhpoae! abrhpoae Witt. Üb .4 1 3 1 Î, 1 abrhpoae ttrooklv.i 0*000230 0. I f>t*r. rt 00 Lose, Til*, rf... « 1 2 1 0 0 Buah. u ...4 2 1 0 Some years ago Fielding Hurry-up Yost, of over. The reason isn't so much in as in KM BronM-,. rb.,4 0 1 2 )0 Milan, ..4 3 3 3 0 0'SmlOi. rf ..402 1 8 5 Michigan, strength Thomas, 8b. 4 0 0 I 4 PiUrdeou 2b. 3 I I 2 00 Two-base hits . Heat hrot« rf ..4 0 1 8 0 Wood. If ...S0 0 3 0 0 J'eck"|?h. U.S1 0 2 4 0|Young. 3b ..31 1 8 81 cf 4 0 J 2 Konelrhy. ?>*. 0| Bakor. 8b..SO 2 1 needed an athlete badly to operate as an end his Gleason. The kid is never beaten until Walker, 1 0 Tobin. If ...4 0 1 1 no Krue-jev Stolen base*- H ..: riaby. Heat boote. Mw.cslc-/. If.4 1 3 3 0 ^Gardner, 3b.5 0 1 1 30 lOiOobb, cf ...4 1 1 4 0 0 upon after it is all Strunk, rf ..401 2 0 0 Sisler. lb ..4 » 2 « 30 BaaiJu. a*..4 0 2 4 2 1 lb.3 1 0 13 10 Lewis. If... 4 1 2 3 0 1¡ Veach. If ..4 0 1 0 0 0 lb McHenry Kiuecei IÎ) s», nii-e fly.Mc !Johnaton. I'lpp, lb ..4 0 111 0 lb.8 team. over. And he's made up his mind to be >nu, .30012 1 OWIlllam*. cf..8 00 2 "0 H-ntv t>-..jbl«. play» i*»*«* ; 2b. .6 Ó 2 3 i Ó I.unti" *. ..'¿ 0 0 2 2 1 DETROIT, July 12.The fell slump 0|H»ir«.n. 0 1 12 0 0 in the next Jnpp, If _411 2 0 0 Smith, rf .300 S 00 ! DUno-ler. Stock; r .4 0 0 is ..2 11 1 2 0 Pratt, 2b...40 1 2 4 0 Shorten, rf..4 1 2 0 00 KiMuff. Kon-nrhy ta Olson t.avan. Stork, petarlefa, Harri«, into which the erstwhile Yank¬ Bodle. cf. .4 1 1 2 0 "And the toughest of It he "is that . Dügan, «a .811 2 3 0 Orlxr. fi ..401 3 HO! trttíuon. p 30 0 0 1 Ölo'Nelll. C...30 1 8 10 leading 0!.Iones. 5b ...4 0 0 0 8 0 part all/' said, SOUTH SIDE. Perkins, e .20 1 5 i 0 o. 8 0 0 7 10 Milled Lavan. Mll'er Lsfl on has«'».8t 0 1 0 3 0 ees in Cleveland at the Hannah. C..31 1 2 1 llAtiumlth. c.3 8 3511 Serenid. Louis, «i 3 K.s-» t.f, My-ra. p ...3 slipped begin¬ 0 I have one of the best in the world here in Johnson, p. 2 0 1 0 2 r Otilia p ...2 0 0 1 0 0 Brooklyn balls.Off Enr.mann. 0 0 0 0 0 Thor'len. p.10 0 lOlKlimko. p...40 2 0 20 rigiit college, Mitchell 2. off l Hits . Off p.O ning of their second Western pilgrim¬ Mtjg'age. p. 3 0 0 0 10 *l>«mcolu .10 0 0 0 0 Odmea, Phillip«, p.,.0 0 0 0 0 0 continued their first but I won't let him play." The Base V\ right, p .000000 Mitchell S In 2 In..H,** (non« out lu .Grarioj _0 10 0 0