MAJOR LEAGUES ARE ENJOYING GREAT WEALTH OF STAR FIRST SACKERS : i f !( Major League Leaders at First Base l .422; Hornsby Hit .397 in the National REMARKABLE YEAR ^ AMERICAN. Ken Williams of Browns Is NATIONAL. Daubert and Are BATTlMi. Still Best in Hitting BATTING. Pipp Play-' PUy«,-. club. (1. AB. R.11. HB SB.PC. Player. Club. G. AB. R. H. I1R. SB. PC. Slsler. 8*. 1 182 SCO 124 233 7 47 .422 iit<*- Greatest Game of Cobb. r>et 726 493 89 192 4 111 .389 Home Huns. 105 372 52 !4rt 7 7 .376 Sneaker, Clev. 124 421 8.1 ir,« 11 8 .375 liar foot. St. L. 40 5i if 12 0 0 .375 I'll 11 Lives. JlHTneyt Det 71184 33 67 0 2 .364 Russell, Pitts.. 48 175 43 05 12 .4 .371 l.-llmunn, D«t. 118 474! #2 163 21 8 .338 Konseca, Cln. . (14 220 39 79 2 3 .859 Hugh, N. Y 34 84 14 29 0 0 .347.! George Sisler of the Browne is the Stengel, N. V.. 77 226 42 80 6 5 .354 WooAmerican League 133 544 100 191 3 20 .351 IStfcant. .110 418 52 146 11 5 .349 \ an Glider, St. I.. 4<"» 63 15 28 2 0 .337 with a mark of .422. George has scored SISLER STANDS A I TOP 'i'obln, fit J 188 7.71 114 182 11 A .336 Y 71 190 34 66 1 1 .347 Ftagsloart, Det 87 8! 18 27 8 0 .833 the most runs. 124; punched out the .138 MS 82 180 A HI .346 Keefe, Ctsvt 1# tl 1 2 0 0 .833 90 272 29 94 4 0 .346 82 229 45 79 2 8 .332 most hits, 232. and stole the most bases, Daubert, Cln. 139 548 102 KZ B 13 *343 Stepheueon, Cleve. .* 11 .341 Galloway, Phil. .136 311 77 190 « 1» .3.11 47. Ken Williams topH the home run 121 422 67 144 I'tpp. N. Y 138 527 89 174 t) 7. .IJM 46 44 5 16 0 1 .341 l»lue Another Flashy First hauler, ll.-t 112 344 88 113 0 1 328 sluggers with 37 to his credit. 40 45 2 1 .341 William.*. St. 1 140 7,33 119 174 37 S3 .327 Barnhart. Pitts. 67 188 29 6-1 1 2 .340 . Joe Bush of the Yankees is the best 44 .336 Baseman Kelly's ( areer Y eft eh. Det 142 571 87 189 9 3 .326 Carey, Pitta.... 188 560 127 188 10 Potherglll. Det.... 29 98 12 32 0 9 .320 hurler in the American League with 24 Kelly. N. Y .138 341 81 181 15 11 .835 Miller, Phil 127 477 77 15.3 13 7 .325 Duncan. Cln.... 134 535 86 179 8 15 .335 Has Interesting: Angles. Gosllli, Wash 84 289 36 94 3 2 .125 wins and 6 losses for a percentage Bancroft. N. Y.. .138 680 113 193 4 15 .333 *> 138 90 16 11 .330 1 In i rk'. Bos 112 383 49 124 6 .124 of .800. 551 182 .lousel. N.-Y 10Y 421 54 130 13 10 23 1)1 21 30 2 1 .330 Hd of the Athletics after . 2 .33') Ruth. X. Y 96 352 86 113 32 * 2 .321 Rommel 88 200 23 69 1 9 was ,102 341 44 112 I 1 .320 B» UAMKI,, Kaustr, PhJl 9T 815 CO 101 7 0 winning straight games stopped . .329 Povereld. St. L. 127 484 43 155 3 1 on September 9 by the Red Sox. This 129-507 89 107 11 Burns, Bos .131 492 65 107 11 7 .121 490 98 163 4 14 .321) Major league wealth in cet'l&tn posi¬ 80 116 1 13 equals the best pitching record this 95 275 42 00 2 3 .327 Collins. Chi 140 554 .135 81 174 15 7 .325 tions seems to rurt in cycles. Three Jamleson, Cleve... 134 528 86 108 3 11 year held by Busli. The best consecu¬ 035 SSachary, Wash... 20 63 3 20 0 0 tive record in the National League is Young, X. Y. .134 504 96 164 7 18 .325 years ago there was widespread com¬ shasly, Chi 66 148 0 2 8 Krlech, X. Y. .117 460 91 149 4 27 .324 Blue. Det 134 547 121 170 6 9 straight, held jointly by Dutch Rue 32 90 1.5 32 0 2 .323 plaint about the dearth of topnoteh JurobKon, St. L.. .132 504 70 107 8 18 ther of Brooklyn, Eppa Rixey of the 20 65 10 21 1 0 .323 40 83 170 11 8 82 255 40 82 « 3 .322 first basemen. Many old timers in Mf.Monus, St. L.. 540 Reds and Wilbur Cooper of the Pirates. 200 31 61 0 8 .320 O'Xelll, Cleve 123 370 28 114 2 2 Bill Jacobeon of the alter 78 that position seemed to be easing Moore. Phlla.-D.n, 24 29 3 8 0 0 Browns, OFarrell, Chi.. .114 SCO 63 111 4 4 .317 scoring 9 runs in six games, Toporoer, St. L. .106 31(1 49 100 3 0 .316 and Hooper, Chi 188 354 103 170 10 14 straight 0 'hemselves out of fast company X. Y.. 36 88 13 27 2 O was on 8 the Meadows. Phil... 28 70 8 24 0 .316 Hofmann, stopped September by s 27 19 2 6 0 0 .316 no new material appeared in Witt. N. V .120 477 93 146 4 .306 capable 1 all:. Chi 117 430 57 133 12 2 .305 Tigers. .132 521 82 104 24 A .316 the offing. Certain clubs were promis¬ J. 8c well, Cleve.. 119 513 75 156 2 8 .3(84 Clarence Galloway of the Athletics Stock, St. L .135 515 79 162 5 7 .315 Wood, Clev# 135 489 71 148 H 6 .208 was Herb Pennock and Bill 103 352 51 111 15 12 .315 ing prices which at that time were 1 stopped by 39 146 25 46 3 8 .315 Molnnls. Cleve... 130 41)0 54 150 0 .303 Piercy of the Red Sox on September 9, .313 fabulous if truly capable tirst Backers Pratt, Bos .138 549 08 164 6 7 .299 .127 464 104 142 7 19 ; Kigney, Det 142 499 01 147 2 ft after he had hit safe in twelve games, 42 135 18 42 0 3 .311 ould be delivered. But the men 20 44 8 13 O 0 .293 out 20 hits in at 130 551 72 171 5 » .310 Nnnamaker, Clevp. poling forty-seven tries 125 76 149 6 8 .309 Dupan, Bos., N. Y .130 539 83 150 6 .3 the bat a 482 v anted did not seem to exist. 7K 166 for percentage of .426. 25 97 13 30 0 1 .309 Rice. Wash 137 566 45 116 8 2 .308 This season finds the major leagues Judge, Wash 131515 72 151 9 4 .293 112 377 Collins. St. 1 R.I 92 10 27 7 0 .293 Athletics Lend In HoiAern. 138 484 OH 140 2 15 .31 >8 the lot first 11 85 287 35 88 3 7 .307 equipped with finest of Most 11. Chi 118 402 94 117 5 .291 The Athletics were Strunk, Chi 89.300 30 89 0 8 280 the first club *.n 05 203 41 X<) 2 4 .804 basemen the present generation lias Austin, St. L 17, 31 9 9 0 0 290 either league to hit 100 home runs on 89 273 43 83 0 7 .304 123 425 94 12.1 1 8 .289 78 237 27 72 8 8 .304 seen. Some of the old timers have Gardner, Cleve.... September 11. when Prank Welch poled 43 0 Clark. Dot 82 188 30 63 .1 1 .287 one 49 142 16 8 .303 taken a new lease of life and are play¬ Brewer, Wash.... 125 430 52 122 9 9 .284 off Bob Shawkey of the Yankees. McHenry. 81. I. 04 238 31 72 5 2 ,8(« 1 Leon Goslin of the 311 83 18 25 1 0 .301 set Shanks. Wash 80 291 88 74 6 .281 Senators po!ed out ing right up to the high standard Cltlo, Cleve 50 97, 21 27 O 1 .284 5 hits on September 11 oft the slants 1 80 261 38 78 3 4 .209 the blood, .lake Daubert Kolp, St. L 28 53 6 1 5 O 0 .283 of Bill .137 603 104 179 0 22 .207 by younger Bronkie, St. 1 23 64 « 18 o 0 .281 Piercy and Ben Karr of the Red 91 381 64 113 0 15 .29A of the Recks.39 years old and pro¬ Walker. Phil 185 500 97 140 89 2 .280 Sox. It was the second time this season 61 152 14 45 3 3 .206 Baker. N. Y 69 232 30 07, 7 1 .280 for him to get five hits in a game nnd 53 129 19 38 3 1 .295 nounced through when the Dodgers Manlo.'i, Dot 40 88 !) 10 0 O .279 Robertson. N". Y. 38 14 5 13 1 0 .205 was the tenth time a player garnered 44 0 traded him to the Reds In the winter Murray. N. S" 22 18 1 5 t O .278 25 7 13 0 .295 Smith, Boh.. N. Y. 88 27,7 44 74 7 0 .2,7 Ave hits in a game this season in the 136 529 54 155 0 4 .2P:t 1918-1919.is putting up the greatest O'Rourke. Bos.... 7.1 17,9 23 44 4 .277 Johnson circuit. ,121 400 62 117 10 7 .293 Ward. N. Y 140 315 07 142 7 9 .279 Eddie Collins 1011 394 35 115 0 6 .202 game of his life. Wallie Plpp, Who I>yke», Phil 129 47.3 59 125 10 4 .276 of the White Sox t as 108 336 38 98 12 2 .292 399 52 110 4 11 .278 stopped the Indians had been slated for a trade for several Sclialit. Chi 128 by after he hud .107 390 47 113 7 2 .290 Scott N. Y 140 509 00 140 3 2 .273 crossed the plait nine times In six Terry, Chi 119 441 52 127 0 2 .288 years, has been behaving like a Sisler Meiosky, Bos 120 347 50 94 2 7 .271 games. Burns, Cln 13S 666 93 159 (I 27 .286 Shorten. St. L. » 53 129 21 37, 2 0 .271 ICopf, Bos 109 388 51111 1 6 .286 this season and has been a prime Corbel, Wash 37 59 13 16 1 1 .2.1 The YVhite Sox on September 12 Cruise. Bos 88 292 4(1 83 4 3 .284 factor in the of the Yankees Wambsg'ss, Cleve.129 493 83 133 O 19 .270 flashed a triple play on a ground hall Adams, Pitt 22 4R 8 13 0 0 .283 triumphs Perkins? Phi! 134 491 51 124 9 1 .299 et the expense of the Olson. Bkln 120 493 56 139 1 P .282 Tn the American League the leader* Helmacil. Phil.... 34 63 5 14 o 1 .299 Indians, the sixth Boeckel, Bos 102 331 54 99 8 12 .282 Cutsbavv. Det 117 447 54 120 2 11 .298 triple plav this season. Red Sox getting Nch, N. Y 33 89 9 25 1 0 .281 are George Sisler of the Browns. Lu Plater, Bos., St.I,. 77 225 37 80 O 3 .207 two, Indians. Athletics and Senators be- Traynor, Pitt 121 300 78 140 4 11 .280 Blue of the Tigers, Pipp of the Yankees, McMillan, X. Y--. 30 75 9 20 O 4 .207 ing the other clubs to perform this Flack. Chi.. St. L. 83 321 53 90 2 0 .280 l.amotte. Wash... 51 154 17 41 1 3 .180 stunt. | Raw-lings, X. Y.. 80 27P 41 78 1 7 .580 .loe Judge of the Senators, a New York 1,. Sevvell, Cleve.. 30 94 12 17 0 0 .719 Pliil. 64 157 21 41 1 0 .280 30 109 1 9 284 Urban Shocker of the Browns had tieBourveau, Mclnnls of the J. Collins. Bos.. -.110 413 Mattox, PI Lt s 28 5(1 11 14 ii 0 .->mo product: Stuffy Indians, Evans, Clove 97 110 31 37 O 10 .294 beaten the Red Sox five times this year High. Bkln 136 524 77 146 5 2 .27P and Hauser of the Athletics, with George Callaway. Phil.... 29 49 0 13 O O ,16.. till September 13, when they put the Cartore. Bkln 26 61 7 17 2 0 .270 G'thev, St. L 140 358 77.149 1 5 .282 brakes to his 8ml'h, X. Y 83 223 2R 82 P 1 .278 Burns of the Red Sox and Sheely of McNally, N. Y... 51 145 20 38 0 3 .262 winning streak, Rip Col¬ Clil 123 136 67 121 4 « .278 2", 4 11 0 0 .202 lins besting hint. Krug, the White Sox good enough to hold up Bagbv, Cleve 42 Wlngo, Clu 77 253 23 70 3 1 .£-77 Robertson. St. L. 17 23 2 0 0 1 .281 Bob Fothergill of the Tigers brought Welnert. Phil 29 47 10 13 O 1 '.277 their heads in that fine company. In Johnson. Chi 131 553 81 144 0 19 .200 an unbroken 32 91 1' 25 0 1 .275 87 139 2 27, .259 batting streak of 19 games Ward. Bkln Harris. Wash. .137 556 Phil. ... 40 3 11 (I 0 .275 the National League the top notchers 1 1 .258 from the International league and after Winters. 29 Delbold. Bos 82 271 43 70 safe I.oslle, Phil 142 442 36 121 2 3 .274 are Daubert,.Long George Kelly of the Brugiov Phi! 47. 89 4 23 0 1 .27,8 hitting with the Tigers for 13 con¬ Groh. X. Y 106 390 59 107 2 4 .274 Grimm, and Mogridge. Wssli. 30 74 9 19 1 0 .25, secutive games was stopped on Septem¬ Parkinson. Phil. .126 490 76 133 P 2 .271 Giants, Charley Pirates, Roy 1 Vwster, X B 98 219 28 59 1 10 .259 ber 13 Cubs. Is a Y., by Rollle Naylor of the Athletics. Mueller. Sr. L. 60 159 20 43 3 1 .270 Grimes, Kelly far better first Johnston, Phil... 68 27,1 40 61 .1 9 .255 Chi. 66 152 29 41 0 1 .270 sacker than is realised and W.130 458 54 119 1 12 .253 Bob poled out 19 lilts In 64 times at the Callaghan. generally Pecklnpaugh, bat for a Ford. Bos 130 472 48 127 1 2 .269 shows the highest fielding percentage. Jones, Det 119 427 57 108 .1 7 .253 batting percentage of .352. Miller, Bkln 57 174 20 -16 I 0 .204 It tops them all.even that of Sisler. May, N. Y 31 87 9 22 0 0 .2",:! Mokan, Pitt.-Phil. 70 231 28 59 3 1 .264 Welch. Phil 102 347. 38 87 10 3 Mmcridgc Stops .lumieson. Carlson. Pitts 30 53 9 1 1 1 0 204 Pitt 168 14 42 0 2 .250 Have n eager, Bohre. Cln 94 319 42 84 3 13 .26:: Cards Trio. Fuller! on, Bos..Ilos.,^Tji 8 2 2 0 0 .250 Charley Jamieson of the Indians, S.l,.-Ch.100 320 47 84 1 5 .26:1 .75 61 4 after Heath't", The Cardinals ha ve a fair Oharrity, Wash. 80 25" 2 .249 hitting safely in- 14 games, was rv*rner, Pitts. 3" 57 4 15 1 o .26.1 represents-j Mitchell. X. v.. B 7,1 199 20 42 I 1 .249 stopped on 13 Mo- St. 1 10 81 2 21 0 0 .250 Hon with Gainer and Bottom- M» September by George Pfeffer. Founder, Ru-1. Bos HVit 32 0 3 .247 gridge of the after 4 dt-ltlgr. Clll 32 93 7 24 0 t' .258 while the huve a Cleve 33 77 9 19 0 0 .217 Senators, gelling 26 ly, Dodgers likely pair Giilsto, hits In 58 tries for an Nixon. Bos 78 20ti 31 75 I 4 .257 in Schmandt and The Phillies Kllerbe, St. I,... 8.3.119 37 78 l 1 .245. average of .448. Bkln,.. 90 345 47 88 1 5 .255 Mltohell. Bos 84 47 73 7 9 .244 Eddie Foster of the Brow.-.s scored 19 S'-hmnftdt. have used both the newcomer Miller. X. v.. ,700 Ron. r. Bos 22 79 7 20 9 1 .253 Leslie, Jones, N. Y 40 78 14 19 1 0 .214 runs In six games and his teammate, Bos. 70 215 30 54 2 6 .231 from New and while the 0 1 NlohnboriV Orleans, Leo. Bush. Waal, 39 129 19 31 .240, Ken Williams. scored 14 runs in 3 Mamaux, IMtln. 36 16 2 4 10 .250 Braves enter Walter llolke. Frank Gib-' Uayne, Si. 1 21 27, 2 9 0 0 .240 games, when the Red Sox Kellehn Chi 33 160 19 39 o 3 .344 son. the LcvereUe. Chi... 27 71 « 17 n 0 .2.79 stopped them Bkln. 27 33 5 8 1 0 .242 catcher, has been working at K on 12. Smith. first In the absence of the In¬ Oldham. Det 40 17 19 0 1 .228 September Grim"'. Bkln 33 87 14 21 0 1 .241 recently MoGowan, Phil... 89 259 33 58 1 4 .227 Bill Jacobsou of thy Browns was jured llolke. Tloyt, X. Y 27 84 .7 19 it h .229 stopped by Rip Collins of the Red So;: BATTING. At the top of the class we find Sis¬ McClfllan. Chi... 81 "77 27 52 2 2 .224 on September 13, after i'l Club. G. AB. R. 11. 2B.3B.HK.SB.PC. ler, who is the base! Young. Phil 123 476 92 105 1 7 .223 hitting safely 1329 211 102 48 122 .310 greatest hitter, Mulligan. Cl»l 96 347. 35 77 o 9 .22.7 10 games, poling out 20 lilts irs 41 time: Pittsburgh 138 4925 759 runner and fielder at his in the N » York 138 -1843 771 J4IM> 228 81 72 1 02 .308 position m-w Milan, Wash 41 73 8 19 0 0 .219 at the bat for an average of .488 and St. Bonis. 1.18 4860 771 M66 254 76 94 65 301 major leagues. Sisler has an arm too. Piejnlrll, WdSIi... .2 19'' 15 ¦''« " I 'I'l scoring a dozen runs. Cincinnati 139 4887 672 133,5' 199 90 37 113 .296 and Sisler Is a smart ball Xaylor, Plill .13 92 7 11 1 n .212 138 1386 60 38 85.994 player. Bos 90 95 7 20 i Ken Williams of the Browns after Chicago.. 4709 Oftl 2Sffi Like Fred a Karr, 0 .211 138 4841 666 1396 200 68 .28P Tenney, once leading Johnson, Det..!.. '..'3 29 9 9 (I 0 .207 hitting safely In 14 games, was stopped liklyn 817,51 light at first base for the and A l hila 135 4794 644 1340 230 51 82 37 .280 Boston BLUE DAUBERT DeVormer, X. V.. 24 79 8 12 O o .202 on September 14 by Jack Quinn of the Boston. 136 4585 528 1215 145 59 M .2SK \'ew York Nationals. Sisler is a college Shocker. St. R. 44 103 H 22 1 1 .202 Red out 21 hit;' in Oetroit Cmctnrnttt. 8 Sox, after punching PITCHING. product. Tenny came from Brown Johnson. Wash... .19 95 19 1 0 .200 59 times at the a Faber. Chi 39 117 27 O 0 .197 bat for percentage of l.aat Shut while Sisler's alma mater Is Michigan. .356, and 19 times. W. U Out It Harris, Phil 42 69 .« 1.7 0 0 .197 scoring Pitcher, Cluh. W. 1.. PC was at Michigan, which he entered Hasty, Phlla 25 96 17 o 1 197 Rogers Hornsby of the Cardinals .Tonriard. X. from Akron High School, that Sisler Rochester and then came the war. Blucge, Wash.... 19 61 7, 12 0 197! tops the hatters in the National League North. St. 1 11 3 .7%: 1 .. 2 .778 3 .. proved his prowess as a pitcher.a with an Osborne. Chi..._. 7 Kelly went intq the air service and when Leads Hitters CH I! BATTING. average of .397. Bogrr-i has Brown. Pitts. .3 1 .750 1 southpaw. Like Hal Chase, the great¬ he was mustered out returned to Gilhooley also out most and 1 the hits. 221 3 1 .750 est of theni Club. C. AB. R. H. rat>ped Y"'.1ow h' se, Pitts all In Ids prime, Sisler hits Rochester.there to sprout out as the 2B.8B.Hn.SB: PC. laced out the most homers. 33. "Max 9-ott. X. V 5 2 .714 2 .. George was in Branch With the Scholastic Athletes St. Bouts. I 12 4988 #03 17,44 271 10 91 124 .310 college Rickey home-run kins of the International of International Detroit 141 5000 800 1525 234 78 54 71 .8('7, Carry of the Pirates has stolen the most Con'- left-handed and throws that League Donohue, Cln... 16 8 .667 7 ., way. While . 14 1 48.58 707 1 44. League. Cleveland '24 289 66 30 80 .2Oil bases, and scored the most runs, 127. s.ii, St. ' .: i i got his eye on him and when Rickey The Giants bought Kelly back and New York.. 1 10 47.81 711 1402 199 67 89 55 .295 Louis North of the Cardinals the 11 .056 2 went to the Browns he Despite the fact that four of last halfbacks in the scholastic ranks last .142 4853 638 1334 215 56 42 80.275 tops Cooper, Pitt..., "1 got the collegian with the departure of the peculiar Chase. only Reading Star Has Batting Chlmgo pitchers wltli 11 and 3 de- Vcnce. Bkln 18 in .643 1 .. and are the l'htla 130 408.1 928 1290 187 54 101 47 .269 victories io sign a contract. Kelly came into his own. Uc hits hard, year's regular players are missing from year, Nashlmofsky.-fullback, feats for .786. Stueland, Chi.. 7 1 .636 .. 1 It with Witt, Skibiki, Average of .359. Bi str n 130 4704 549 1267. 212 5.1 42 CO .201 Bkln.. IP II .633 1 9 developed that Barney Dreyfuss he fields brilliantly, and he has the school of Evander remaining backs, Wash. 137 4012 564 1219 192 71 27 SO .204 Ross of the was nuetlicr, seventy-five boys Young Giants Pitt.. 10 6 .625 2 .. 1 ad entered into negotiations with Sisler, arm among first-sackers. A Ilk- Best and Braunsteln, the substitutes, who Hamilton. greatest Childs answered Coach Herbert Roas's Frank of U the stopped by Lee Meadows of the Phil- Rlxey, Cln 21 13 .618 .. I 2 too, and there ensued a long wrangle Is George. seem capable of filling the other posi¬ Gilhooley Reading PITCHING. 10 14 able chap Long call for football candidates Friday after- tions. Ratling slugger in the International I.ast. Shut lies after a batting streak that run Pfcffer, St. I,.. 10 .015 which was settled by the National Com¬ Pitebe-. Club, W. Is. PC. W. L. Out. for 15 Morrison. Pitt.. 16 10 .611 iioos:. Coach Ross gave the lads a talk to aj League with a percentage of .859. He games. During this streak Ross 11 .607 mission witli the dictum that the player Levlno may be transferred end, jsli, N. Y 6 .800 2 out 24 hits in 39 times at the N"hf. X. Y 17 belonged to the American league club. on rules, training and the necessity of Coach Mendenhall has Witt and Skibiki has to his credit the most hits, 209. Dip, S 13 4 .765 3 i poled J. Barnes. X. Y. 12 3 .600 keeping up with sudies, and set to-mor- Maurice Archdeacon of Rochester has Det.. 6 2 .730 2 plate for a. murk of .40,, and crossed Ryan. X. Y 16 11 .593 Dreyfuss still foams at the mouth when Western Conference Dates to fill his shoes at tackle. hnson, 16 St. I,.. 10 7 .588 the Slaler matter Is row for the first practice at Van Cort- stored the most runs. 142. and has pil- jmmel, Phil. 23 12 .657 i 4 the plate times. Ross had three Haines, brought up. The 18 10 .643 2 .3 earlier streaks of more than 10 Sh.-r: I. »t. I... 15 12 .556 National lost a landt Park. fered the most bases. 50. being the first 4 batting Alexander. Chi. 16 13 .552 2 I League certainly great in Basketball Are Issued "Motts" Payne, former DeWttt Clin¬ Ilette, Det.... 18 10 .643 1 one for 14 and 11 Bill of the games, 10, garnet .. star when the decision was handed Capt. Schmults, mainstay ton star baseball and basket¬ player this year to get 50 steals. Home ivls, St. I*.... 10 0 .625 1 2 Keck, Cln 6 5 545 1 I down. back field, and August Addlckes, the big football, run honors belong to AI Wlr.go of locker, St. L. 24 15 .615 2 2 respectively. Grime", Bkln... 15 13 .536 1 t came out for their third of ball player, who showed great promise 17 11 .607 3 3 Goldic Rapp of the Thlllles had scored Aldrldge, Chi... 15 13 s .536 Season Will Be guard, year of a Toronto, who has 32. Pitt... 10 9 .526 Bine Title Opened both been developing into varsity star at the urray, X. Y. 3 2 .600 1 .N. 8 runs in six consecutive games when Glazner, tlarirri In nine Ridge. football, having members qt University of Pennsylvania, has trans¬ Jack Bentley of Baltimore Is still the ivt, X. Y 16 11 5ftft 2 *3 Miller, Bo? 11 11 .500 January 6. the first Evander team. Schmults may leading pitcher with 13 victories and 1 Wash, 13 ft .591 i 1 the Giants stepped htm on September 0. Choeves, Clil... ii it .500 Luzerne Atwell Blue.to give his com- ferred to Franklin and Marshall College. .chary, 8 8 call signals from liis t'.t feat for a urton. Cleve.., 14 10 .58.3 l 3 The Pirates was the first club in the Jones, Chi.. 500 .. 1 pleto monaker.is an Eastern halfback, position "Nig" Koonz, another Clinton percentage of .929. 4 product 16.'.The Big Ten Con¬ last graduate, lie. Cleve.... 19 14 .576 2 4 Hevdler circuit to bang out 100 triples Barfoot. St. I,.. 4 500 .. 1 .vho found himself on the P.iriflc Chicago, S>pt. year. will also go to F. and M. from Penn. The averages: 1... 8 6 .571 1 Coast. Others of last year's eleven are Gen- right, St. getting it against the Cubs on Septem¬ Blue, whom some rate as the fielding ference directors announce the follow¬ Both were freshmen. BATTING. 19 15 .559 4 3 of zardl, fullback, and Keller, halfback;! 1.5 12 .556 1 3 ber 9. Mrs. Gaut Takes Western equal Sisler, this season has taken ing basked.all schedule for the coming tackle: Tisver. Club. it. A.B. It. II lilt.SB TC. Chi. 11 ft .530 i 3 rank with the first-sackers in Grown, Krieg, Handler and; The School of Commerce will 5S3 It." 20!> 0 sr. .339 vepette. greatest : Justice and High Cdhooley. Heading.1*1 17 14 .348 2 3 Braves Halt Bancroft. Golf Title From Mrs. Sohl history of the game He Is effrc- season Kenny, ends; Barth, guards, enter a team in the Public Schools Ath- Knothe, Newark.. 24 "7 11 27 n o .3*1 11 10 .524 3 3 the, at Wisconsin whtle Ahrens, and Bait 147 501 1<>2 500 Is n 34ft after St. 16..Mrs. Dave live, smart nnd graceful and he can JANUARY 0. lows Chicago Wehrman, Butrico letlc League rifle tournaments this' Bentley, 13 12 .520 i 1 Dave Bancroft of the Giants, Boris, Mo. Sept. at Northwestern. Illinois at Michigan. Congo were discovered during the spring Boley, Bait 14a 518 ]05 100 11 10 .347 14 13 ,51ft 2 3 scoring 9 runs in 5 games, was stopped Gaut of Memphis to-day won the West¬ ihrow. Tills is only his sixth season In JANUARY ft.Illinois at Ohio; Wisconsin at full for the first time in a number of relate. Syracuse.. 123 312 .0 Bis 9 ii 340 Wash. 15 15 .500 4 4 professional ball.his In football practice. Harvest and McLean, Marion Parnham, Bait... 3." Otl 18 (i i ..344 hrson, by the Braves on September 11. ern women's golf championship from first the ma¬ Indiana. who were years. Captain Hall, instructor 33 15 15 .500 ! I jors. JANUARY 13.Michigan at Minnesota; ln- hurt early last year, are out at. Commerce, will start dally practice M'-Curdy, Syra 26 00 1" 31 1 4 ..344 13 13 .500 3 1 Pat Duncan was stopped on Septem¬ Mrs. Curtis Sohl. Oolvmbis. Ohio, 2 diann at Illinois: Chicago at Wieronnln. for their old positions. The team shapes Merkle, Itoeh 132 000 181 203 7 2.1 .8.33 Y 12 12 .500 ber 13 Vance of the Robins and 1. A second shot cost Mrs. Blue was born In Washington. D. C. a.t the Seventy-first Regiment Armory 1 Unit 13ft 0 17 .330 nes, X. i by Dazsy topped JANUARY to.Michigan at Iowa; North¬ up as the heaviest in New York. .awry. 512 113 172 ,en, Det...... 0 6 .500 l after hitting safe In 12 Sohl the fifteenth, hut on the sixteenth In 1897, began his professional career I'urrtue. litis week. rest, Heading 71 238 47 Ho 4) 10 .230 4 4 .50O western at Illh'it. Wash, i in which he outfc,nti**'u1ti1%''?-2 lilts missed h and won the with Mnrtinaburg. In the Blue Ridge JANUARY lit.Ohio at Chicago. Several crack shots were developed Timlin, Buffalo.. 25 48 i 1(1 1 0 .333 uott. St. L.... 0 7 .462 1 games, poled she barely birdie l.eague. In 19lfi. In 191S Detroit JANUARY '-'it.Wisconsin at Minnesota; Pur- Facing the 1922 football season with last spring when Captain Mall took Onslow, Toronto. 14ft 535 91 177 17 sseli, Bo» 0 7 .162 3 In 50 tries for a batting mark of .440 hot", leaving Mrs. Gaut 1 tip. got; at Ohio at Iowa; Indiana at Pi tier. Buffalo. 133 4it3 101 153 ti 10 '3.30 4 5 .144 2 him but did not hold on to Lu. He was iltie Illinois; only two experienced players, De Witt charge. Three dual matches showed Altenhnrg, Newark 82 836 50111 0 fi ..330 idney. Olevt.. and scored 15 times. . The Memphis woman won the match Northwestern. t'llnton High and Kdward J. ghy. Cleve.... 4 r. .444 1 Max of the Pirates liad scored and t: e e' ami at the seventeenth. sent to St. Paul on option and the fol¬ JANUARY '-'2.Northwestern at Michigan. Sehool, that Commerce will be able to hold Its Cornotly, Ho. h... 148 :.03 100 185 3 21 .32ft ylor, Phil... 11 14 .440 1 Carey t.mHhip lowing year was farmed nut to Portland JANUARY 34.Indiana at Purdue. Spa Iter. its eoa h, met up with a most own with the other schools in t lie P. S. Jacohs, Jer. City. 149 508 116 IPS 10 32 .320 ham. Det .I 12 .429 2 13 runs in 9 consecutive games when Mrs Sohl hooked her drive Into a lRke, at Michigan: Northwest¬ unusual situation for the Walsh, Baltimore. 153 "07 123 193 4 7 .32.3 11 15 .423 2 *3 the Braves him on Mrs. Gaut was safe. She under arrangement between the two JANUARY 27.Ohio Fifty-ninth A. L. matches. Brady. Ho<'hc«ter. 15(1 012 122 Ift'i 0 24 .320 Inn. Bos stepped September wlille pliylng ern at Iowa; Purdue at Chicago. street institution when elose to 300 stu¬ nnock, Be. 10 14 .417 1 1 13. and bad carried a batting streak for bed n chance to souse the match, clubs, fie waa with Portland In 1920, at Wlngo, Toronto. 150 581 113 180 .32 i:i .321) 9 109 still FEBRUARY J?.Ohio Purdue rgtison, Bos., 13 2 1 and a too. Last season lie blossomed out with at Wisconsin. Chicago dents came out for the first practice at Brooklyn Technical High School, Ilalnrs, J.C.-Read. 125 452 79 143 2 «1 .310 0 9 .100 1 10 straight games when Braxton hut missed long putt, overran the cup MARCH M- Minnesota Booh.152 185 4 50 nkenshlp, Chi. the Tigers and lilt for .308.better at Purdue; Iowa at Michigan. Hadley Oval Friday afternoon. General which opened last week with the over¬ Archdeacon, 588 142 .815 sty. PUB S 1.3 .381 2 1 Coonev stopped him. Max poled out on h r second puti nnd then conceded at Illinois; low n at In¬ Pahhlngton, H.-ll. ,82 250 53 8| 1 12 .313 4 7 .364 1 1 bits in 4". tries for a than he had hit In the American Associa¬ MARCH "..Ohio conditioning exercises and fundamental flow students of .Manual Training, who Styles, Baltimore. 137 414 07 12ft 1.3 4 .312 ills. Clave 17 batting figure, the hole. diana. Northwestern at Wisconsin. were ore. Cleve.... 3 0 .333 2 2 of football wilt the attention of the taking a technical no Toronto. ... 133 21 ft .378. tion or Coast league. Now Blue Is MARCH t'V.Indiana at Minnesota; Wiscon¬ occupy course, lost Kelly. 521 70 162 .311 wards, Cleve. .3 0 .333 "i even harder than Northwestern. conch the first week. time in getting down to athletics. Simul¬ I.unto, Rochester..to.5 37H 42 1111 0 5 .811 1 2 .333 i Walter Cruise of the Braves scored slugging he did in sin at Chicago; Purdue at Buffalo... HO 11". 1. 8 4 ink. Ciil i j Lost. 1921. MARCH It.Indiana at Wisconsin. Hen Levltz, halfback, and Mtke taneously football, basketball and cross¬ Miller, 78 27 .310 den, Phil. ) 2 .333 i 7 rtins in 5 games when the Pirates Wall Denies Team at Iwe. Buffalo 131 470 811145 I 18 .30ft Cleve. 1 2 ,333 2 career this season is the MARCH 34 -Purdue Indiana. Osnnto, guard, are die "nly two left of country teams were called out for prac¬ Ball... 114 150 85 130 Moron, stopped him September 13. .lee Wall, mating r of St. Beter'g Plpp's «agn last Jacobeon, 5 4 .301) Ickson, Wash. r, 11 .313 5 2 Leslie of the Phillies had bit of a "game guy." l-ast winter there til" eleven which won the championship tice curly week, and. though a new ItonnllHon, .1. Cltv.134 5II> 02 157 I 21 .308 Bos :» 11 .313 4 Roy Basketball Club, denies that hie team the Holt, 130 527 10 10 rr. safe In 10 consecutive gnmcs when Jeff Park were reports of a trade which would Former Yankee, of Manhattan and the Bronx for school, Brooklyn Tech. expects to start Jersey City 83 162 .307 una ell. Phil., 3 11 .313 2 was beaten by the Prospect All- Geo. Foster, consecutive last Even where its students left off at Mr.lsel, Baltimore. 1.5 515 lot! 158 10 23 07 Wash., o 14 300 4 i Pfeffer stopped him September 13, after, to as Monday send Wallie elsewhere. I-ast season he seventh year fall. Manual. 78 271 32 83 0 ancls, l.eaguers, 12 0. reported This action on l.lghtner. Bending. 4 .dO0 rrls, Phil. 7 17 .292 5 he had punched out 20 bits In 41 tries Merlden was supposed to be slipping when as n Doing Well in Minora the second team and substitutes have quick the part of the Barrett, Heading. 07 234 34 71 0 H .304 2 5 .286 3 on this page. His team played been new school is due to the of 57 171 yne. St. for a batting mark of .488. and won. 8 to 7. In matter of fact Ward's with graduated. energy Ira Vlck, Syracuse... 15 "2 2 i .301 .... .3 H .273 2 i (Conn.) Sunday unfamlllarlty George Foster, hero of the Boston Anderson 148 >rcy, Bos of the the duties of a second baseman made Bloom, physical (raining director, who Toronto. 518 02 157 14 :i .303 1 3 .260 i Carson Blgbee Pirates after seventeen Innings, he says, and hu never Americans when they won their last was MrAvoy, Malt 03 307 41 03 7 :i .30.1 I 4 .200 3 6 runs In 5 was look that He had to Despite the gloomy outlook. Coach coach at Manual. Mr. Bloom It lertnn. Bds. scoring games stopped me; the Prospeit Park team. Pinp way. pljU" track 7. man, ,lrr. city..120 417 Ilia j.t« n in ;mo c, Det 1 6 .143 5 i the Cubs. over too far toward second. TM world series, Is In the limelight again. SpaIter of Clinton is full of optimism brought many and football chani- Heitman, Buffalo. 58 150 2! 45 a 0 .800 by as to the future. Clinton lias always p'unships to Manual and last June won s-nson the report of a trade was re¬ George quit the game after that mem¬ CM It BATTING. newed. But to his knit¬ turned out strong for the gridiron qport, Ti/K Nf.w York Hkrai.d Cup for senior Betsy Head Girls Victors Plpp sticking orable series because he couldn't agree relays at the 1». S. A. L. Clubs ft. Alt. B. II. lilt. SB. PC w L. PC. ting. made himself perhaps the most nnd. ptoud of being the biggest school high school Halt 157 5340 015 1610 100 Ml .303 lot; in Title Meet Football Men Discuss on salary, lie w-as then sold to the New In thei world, experts to enter the fli-t championships. 30 .070 Playground valuable player of the New York club. lloch 153 -5324 Old 1508 33 1.300 90 oft .Hi*1 The girls athletic championships of Don't Miss It/ Like Sisler. Pipp is a college product. York Yankees and again refused to re¬ game with a strong eleven. A. I. Doty, a Tor .155 5118 778 1413 85 1 18.282 74 NO .481 Tech has a Bym .158 ..327 75ft 1406 68 161 .281 14) !»8 the Brooklyn I'arlt Playground A. A., New Sections of Rules He was educated at Catholic Hnlverslty for the same reason. former coach at Prlliceton High, and Brooklyn good number of .880 Says /*". C. Matiera. port Morris Klein will assist In track and cross-country athletes, but 11 iff 158 5228 84". 1 I 13 f.t 15! .'.SO 00 07 .37.1 held yesterday afternoon on the hockey In Washington. The Giants might have lie has been out of the until Mr, Hpalter ltend .134 5054 718 1 101 20 165 .277 06 8." .414 that the la* ah game choosing a squad. must develop an entire eleven out of Jer c.157 5133 783 Held In Prospect Park, proved I'.'itoiall offlci:,Is from all sections of, Who got Pipp If the Tigers bad not beaten 14t.; 53 (34 .273 ?.) 77 ,.V)d ' about a month ago when lie broke In green material. Mr. Bloom lias devel¬ New .1.53 3074 564 ovnptr Rills of the borough are as en- 1 a t e * r them to the player. We remember one Some of the athletes of the school 13.>.5 25 81.21.7 «* 105 uJI brothers. the country as well as many others in¬ the to are Crtn- oped In their school years. of thuslastlo athletes as their tb» the afternoon at old Olympic Field, when as a shortstop with Henryetta, Okla. In who reported the coach Paisley PITCHING KRC0IID9. the of the terested In sport gathered at DORT model.i and of the crew; Mare, Rutgers, Reynolds of Brown, Plumridge Fannie Orosalsky. pride Betsy Biltmore last for annual rules Manhattan College waa playing Catholic the Western Association, and he has boy Martin, Pitcher and Club. w. 1.. PC. tvas the con- night the a of Colgate, Martin of Amherst and Head Playground, only ion of on display. runner, and Kunltz, baseball captain- Bentley, Baltimore .. 1 clnriflcBI meeting. Walter Camp I'nlverslty. the report had got out been going like a house on fire. of N. Y. I'. 1.3 .ft2ft 1,1 to off two gold medals, lainge J. Harold Frank. Baltimore .... testa carry about Plpp's prowess and several scouts Me Is and In a most elect. A1 Seyman, captain-elect of th? Beekman. 20 7 .74! Yale, secretary of the rules committee, "P. T. Bar fielding hitting former Boys' High Instructor, as¬ Metlvler, Jersey City. 18 7 Fannie had tittle difficulty in winning has not returned to school thlsr will 720 was in the and answered . were there, among tliern George Browne, sensational manner. Although his career eleven, sist Kecnan. Boehester 1.3 the chair marj nuin said it as was and Glauber has Mr. Bloom. 0 .714 the imsketbnli throw, swinging questions to the'ldtent of the the old Giant, outfielder. so far has been brief, lie has attracted year, expected, Ogdeii, P.altlmore 10 .037 7 feet 9 inches relating 1 transferred to Tome School of Port De¬ Mobart, Buffalo leather 68 feet 6 Inches, committee when It drew up certain sec¬ Ci r t a t e i t the attention of the big league scouts. Ift ft .«7;i further than her neni'est rival, Florence Sold Io the 1 inker*. posit, Md.; Milt Human nnd Stanley are Rtuyveaant lias an abundance of ma¬ Wlsner, Rochester 11) ft .or;) tions. on earth!'" , . Shpw terial for a good football team this Iteltman, Buffalo ... 4 McKibbefi Playground. She had at Columbia, Ted Waterhury at Brown, year. Buffalo .607 Cohen, There was considerable talk about the George said he would recommend the ai In 1921 the Knst. .Side school lost to Fisher, 21 11 05(i to perform unusually well In the high it that Senators Get Heavy Hitter. S« Idenberp. all scholastic center, Blake, norheater 10 ft .040 new section having to do with shifts. signing of Plpp.but developed and Charlie Bloke at M. I. T. Clinton for Its only setback, the only Allen. Rochester tump evert, however, to defeat her team- that part which that pla\er- Wallie already had hooked tip With De¬ MiMNMAPOt.it, Scenter fielder of Of Inst the Schacht. Bending 3 bar at .1 feet 11 Inches to i.eah'a the American Association Nine letter men have reported to Dr. year's regulars missing Rochester .02.i the the ground when the ball Is pu' into High to the Yankees when Col. Ruppert Minneapolis coaeh of the School of players are George Olerse.hevskl, wliu Cox, .13 8 .010 3 feet 10 Incii"', Tlie of tint was solrl to lh< Wash¬ Metulenhall, High Tlioinfts. Baltimore .. 15 !.» .(UK) ptay. question momentum nrto t*"ol. Huston bougtit the club. That baseball team, ranked as the best halfback the The Head not con¬ Commerce football team, and pra< In city, Best, Toronto .... ft Betsy Playground, is a In motion forward in was the only aid the other clubs gave ington club of the American League. dally 0 .000 plaver really Hce has JJten started at Central Purl; who is headed for New York University ; | Tnmlln, Buffalo 1 .000 tented with winning the boys' meet, spite of "the fact that hlr Bet are sta¬ them after much had been promised. Werre, lluffalu .... sheep meadow, Of an original squad Schlff. who Is entering C. C. N. Y.; Will- 14 10 .58.1 met with little opposition In winning on the ground for n spell- came Kelly'a career with the Giants is an¬ to lam Parnham, Baltimore 14 10 .58.3 meet nearest tionary Pocket Billiard Stars Play. of 200 who came out early In the week Mein«"lman and Paul While, wh Toronto 18 13 tlie girls' from Its op¬ in for seme debate. other Interesting one. George came well transferred to and Taylor. .581 25 imints. The glrb repre¬ recommended by his uncle, Bill Lange, The Recreation Billiard Academy of several score remain to try for the George Washington, Hughes, Rochester ... IN 10 .523 ponent by There was some talk about the pew will hold a special match of team for a championship Paul llecht. Fnsj.iann, Toronto .... 1) 8 senting the McLaughlin Playground riiD against nnd a general ex¬ in 1915 from Victoria of the Northwest¬ Brooklyn Prospects T-earr, Jersey 15 14 clipping CLOSED CAR SHOW The letter men are City... .317 themselves far better athletes was was an outfielder then, fOO points between Ralph ()reenleaff the eleven are excellent. remaining Capt. 1 proved planation as to what meant by cllp- AUISICC4 AUTOSOUlt MiaCHANTX A54M ern 1-eague. He of William Adler, Ken Whalen. Hanson, Jersey City.. 14 1 .500 than their brothers by placing second In main the a as well an an t lesent title holder at packet billiards, An entire line, tackle to tackle, Kaplan, Stellars, Jersey City...... 11 1 1 .500 plrg under the rule. the and a hit of pitcher a Last James Maturo of New to be 1021 is Intact- -Moe Levins, Davidson, Tlmm. Galloway, Jackson, Tleddy, Buffalo ... 13 1.3 5(8) with total of 20 points. weak mer ting was one of those old fashioned Grand Central Palace .'tnl'C o flrsf-saeker. With the Giants end York, players and Feuer. Coach Saltman had Carts, Bending .... ft ft .500 the failed to a Me- men ex¬ he not seem to fit. He was a bit piaycd to-morrow and Tuesday after- eaptlln. and Julie Alkoff, tackles; Kail- Taylor boys gain credit. get-tog'thers in w hich football did his candidates out for at Van ptyer. Hyrecuse 3 3 .500 enrren again ran a close third, to the Sat. of this and a bit of that.but nothing r oons and evenings, 125 points to each rich and Llpshltz. guards, and Golden, practice ' Imbue, Syracuse 10 471 scoring changed Ideas preliminary open¬ Sept.23-30 Sain one C'ortlandt Park three time* last week. 16 points. of next much of anything He was(\/''.leased to I lock. center. Bolder), of the fleeteC Daumgariner, Toronto 0 .471 ing the season Saturday. ! <