8 INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1921.

League Scores and News, Gossip of the Ring, Amateurs and Other Sportl Legion INDIANS HEAD Athletes in START PICKING YANK RIFLEMAN WIN CUP Ain't We Got Fun? CHAMP BIGGEITi Calendar Big and Standings Meet Give Onlookers JURY That's What the BETTER, FOR NORTHWEST Baseball Fast Time in Races BASEBALL Boxers Are Singing AND ON LONG VISIT HOW THEY STAND. Fans Swarm Into Courtroom TAD S OPINIO! AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Independent A. C. Scores 63 At Ease First Time in Six Won. Lost. Pet. as ‘Black Sox’ Trial Louisville 47 28 •021 Points for Victory—Gunther Weeks, Jack and Carp Entitled Full CredJ Tribe in Seventh Place as Minneapolis 42 SO -oeo Opens. Jack to Milwaukee 39 35 .5-7 Fast in Quarter. Turn to Rest. They Face Another Kansas City 34 37 .479 for All-Round Class | St. Paul 35 ( 38 .479 BY CARL LITTLE, ' 41 .40x Lengthy Journey. Toledo 35 BY HEZE CLARK. By FARRELL, Over Georges. Indianapolis 33 40 .452 CHICAGO, July s.—Post-mortem of the HENRY 30 -10 -395 Aihletes from the Independent Athletic today. United Pres* Sport* Editor. Columbus 1919 world series started NEW YORK, July scored most points in the s.—Jack Dempsey CAVET ANNEXES GAME Club the Indi- Trial of “baseball's outlaws” and al- and Georges Carpentier are both having SHOWS HE CAN TAKE . ana Amateur Athletic Union leged gamblers an actuality todny their first fun of six weeks. I| Pet Association became Won. Lost. senior track and field champion- when Judge Hugo Friend overruled the The two boxers who met last Satur- 47 20 outdoor the Cleveland .644 motion of tho defendants to throw day in Tex liirkauPs pine saucer for the BY TAD. Finishing the round of the eastern York 45 28 .010 ships held under the auspices of the 3 New cases out of court.. He ordered picking world's championthip are trying to for- s.—“lt was not cities of the by losing ground, the Washington 40 30 .520 Marion County Council American Legion, of the Jury to proceed. get NEW YORK, July tfl circuit .500 It. Indians today on the way to Minne- Detroit 37 37 after- White Sox stars and four The champion Is applying to batter man but the bigger man that woiß were 32 37 .464 at the State fairground yesterday Seven former himself apolis open a series with Pongo Boston noon. More than IS,OOO people witnessed alleged gamblers faced the court charged his big car and the Frenchman is enjoy- said Jim Corbett after Saturday's figM to Joe St. Lonis 32 43 .427 selling be- ing 29 41 A l games. with out the world Rerles himself around his Manhasset farm. I opinion. My opini Cantlllon’s Millers tomorrow. The Hoo- Chicago 4 the Chicago Sox and the Dempsey said this morning Well, that is his Philadelphia 29 13 .403 The Independent A. C. scored 63 points, tween the White he planned and bigger man won. siers must play in Minneapolis, St. Paul, to remain York the remain- ! is that the better ■ American Legion 40 points, and the Indi- . in New for Dempsey proved the bettß City re- As the twelve umpires of the “indoor der of the week, but that himself Milwaukee and Kansas before LEAGUE. anapolis A. O. 13 points, while the otter he admitted fighter. He has all the qualifications NATIONAL baseball game” were being picked, it de- the call of the West was getting strong ■ turning home nniess battery assist- 28 points were scattered among ml- a champion. He has build, weiglM and Won. Lost. Pet. scoring, points, veloped that the “master minds” of the and that he wanted to get some place ance once there danger 49 attached entries. In the height, courage, a punch and he Is obtained at Is Pittsburgh 24 .671 the races were held on alleged plot may escape without punish- where he could take off a starched collar New York 44 20 .029 bicycle which and have take it. of the Tribesman hitting the league bot- the Inside track at the same time the foot ment. a good time. J Boston 37 31 -M4 Carpentier's plans depend Carpentier is a great fighter. He is M. tom before Washington park sees them. races were run on track, were The State announced tint search of the partially on Bt. Louis 87 34 Ari the outside for those his young wife. Carpentier had ! much bettei man than most of Q of to the 36 not counted, as the bicycle events were country by scores of detectives Mme. enough a heavjß By dropping three out four Brooklyn 37 alleged have hatched plot had been Intended to come to the United if thought. He is big for In the series Chicago -0J considered a separate meet. to the States weight champion. has almost Colonels at Louisville which 31 37 -J56 athletic futile. Georges won and take a sight-seeing : He ever. yesterday the Indians fell into Cincinnati 27 44 .380 FAST TIME IN the | riling a heavyweight champion shouM closed finally 19 49 -2;9 Baseball fans by the hundreds swarmed tour of country. If she decides not seventh position. Caret checked Philadelphia QUARTER MILE. to come Georges probably will go back want, but he can't take it. slide yesterday when be turned the the torrid courtroom and saw most of enough the really remarkable per- their former idols—s3oo,ooo worth of base to France and return for some more work The French boxer has speeding Colonels back in the afternoon There were some his wins over Weß GAMES TODAY. ball stars—enter without coats when Tex Rickard gets It for him. He proved that by game in Coloneltown, 3 to 2. In ten In- formances In the meet yesterday. Gun- court and Beckett, Smith and others. They Ken- collars. The Frenchman is getting rid of the | ning*. Pug let the hard-hitting AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. a sailor the 8 ates battle His weighed him a good deal, but this wasß hits, com ther. from United Ring W. Lardner, humorist and sports scars. fractured hand will tuckians down with five all ...... to Milwaukee at Kansas City. Navy, did the quarter of a mile in 50 o-5 k.te. .A m ...... 1 be splints for a week or more, but handicap him at all. Carpentier facH in In the seventh Inning, when Mc- scheduled.) writer, is to be one of the most Important, in over run*. (No other games seconds. Draper of the Indianapolis A. said. the swollen face is coming back to nor- these burly warriors, shot lb® Carthy's boys put over their two witnesses for the State, it is trophy won by a team repre- presence of the diplomatic dynamite of his to the button an running of Baird was a fac- C. was a close second. H J. Danger- Ring Is tell the Jury what he knows Another i the Roumanian mal and the cut nose and eye are right The' base to senting Army ' contingent, Washington, cup was healing. the numbers to run. tor in Tribe's victory, the Tribe AMERICAN LEAGUE. field. a negro athlete, won fifteen points of the baseball scandal tile United States in the in the ; commenced the In.- placed turned over to the custody of the Na- Carpentier may accept an fielder getting three thefts to his credit. at St. Louis. for the American Legion. He Heads of organized baseball and many Interallied games at Paris in 1919 has invitation to WHERE JAC L I Detroit in the walk, the javelin tional Rifle Aassociatlon by General attend a banquet to given Khinners also helped in a way by Chicago at Cleveland. first three-mile others are to testify for the State. been added the be In perpetual be here to- PROVED BETTER. I throw the running hop, step and to list to Pershing. It now takes Its place with night by the editor and publisher poling out a and double. Wal- Philadelphia at New York. and The defense will produce records of competition under tbe direction of the which for He did the same thing against Dempl the honor of driving the at Boston (two games). Jump. His performance other famous shooting trophies the visiting French and English news ter Rehg had Washington most remarkable the games In dispute In an effort to show National of go sey Saturday, but Instead of kissing till in the tenth, when was in walk. There were Rifle Asssodatlon America. 1 have done much in placing Americans papermen and New York managing winning marker home the three-mile they played better ball in the world The cup was presented through plane among rifle- canvas Dempsey staggered back a fe he singled waiting on five starters, the pace was too hot General of a by themselves the editors and sport writers. with Baird third NATIONAL LEAGUE. but series than ever before and of the men photograph shows feet, pulled together, absorbed and at the end of first mile one man Gevanescul General Bodalescu of tb" world. The Jack Kearns, of the champion, i himself base. at Philadelphia. the These are the defendants: Eddie Ci- Roumanian army, as a testimonial of Pershing presenting cup to Is getting another and another and was still on hB morning game at LonlsTille yester- Boston dropped out. Three negro athletes kept Williams, "Chick" Oandil. General the the European bug in his bon- The St. Louis at Pittsburgh. cotte, Claude their appreciation of courtesy shown Gen Fred Phillips, secretary of the Na- net again. He wants feet. Right there is where Dempstß day was a scream. After the Indians the lead and one white man hung on, Risberg. “Happy' the to arrange a tour cracked Cincinnati at Chicago. work of the negro Amer- "Swede” Joe Jackson. the Roumanian rifle team prior to and tional Rifle Association. Princess Bibis- of the country he can proved himself the better man. bad gained a 7 to 3 lead they scheduled.) but the team Felsch, Ben and Louis Levi, old If land a few was a right hanJ wild, eventually (No other games ican Legion walkers was too much Carl Zork. during the interallied competition. In so of Roumanla is on the left. bouts. Tier's stock in trade and the Colonels ran for David Zelser and upper-cut and a right to the chin In tfcJ 13 7. Stryker, Caret. Bartlett the white man. Dangerfield won by a "Buck” Weaver. winning. to Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, chief second round he dealt his favorites ta and Weaver were used in the fray. The RESULTS YESTERDAY. yard over Moor in the remarkably fast arbiter In baseball, will be called as a Milton Takes Durant to Dempsey and failed to stop him. Hi Louisville sluggers got twenty hits. (Morning, game) time of 28 minutes. State In the trial. It was games witness for the had his chance. ] Leo Dixon caught both yester- ' The Independent A. C. made a clean St. Paul 200 000 302—7 110 0 announced. Willard Needs Four Victory in Tacoma Race Had Dempsey been a weakling or pos day even though he received a bruised sweep In the high Jump, winning ail of j would hav, morning The crip- Minneapolis 010 120 0t)0—4 11 1 The last technical argument the de sessed "fa ehieken heart he finger in the contest three places. Jerald Woods cleared the sense delay the trial was presented by wilted a rose out in the sun. Demp pled the game Allen; 5 feet 10 Sayre heaved to Months to Get in TACOMA, Wash like Henline watched afternoon Batteries—Hall. Merritt and bar at Inches. Attorney Harry Berger He maintained , July 5.—Tommy Mil- sey took it, didn't he? It was the bes the and later left for home James and Mayer. the 12-pound shot than any man ton won Monday’s automobile from stands further the Indictment was improper and de j 250-mile that Carpentier had to offer. There wa: to get patched up. Watson of (Afternoon game) ever did In the State of Indiana, putting Boxing Again race on the Tacoma speedway, driving a no bad luck about the thing. The French (Ind.) Independent team, will tnanded a bill of particular* Two hun- Trim the Marlon 8 0 the pill 50 feet 4 Inches. The husky Durant Special. man pulled his best and the targe as an emergency receiver dur- Minneapolis 000 020 400—6 dred veniremen were in the courtroom 1 be used 001 000—1 7 0 pendent A C. man placed In other weight on the sox" Jury. Mllton'B time for the 250 miles was : clean. ing western Jaunt of the Tribe. St. Taul Otto ready for service “black LAWRENCE, Kas., July 5 2 30 champion was foi the events. Theodore Cable of the American Judge Landis, It was by tlie “Sure. I'm hours 34 minutes seconds, with an The of the world Owner Smith is striving mightily to Batteries— Lowdermilk and Sbestak: legion 16-pound 130 stated willing to meet Jack Dempsey again.'' average ninety-eight an the moment groggy. His vision wai tossed the hammer prosecution, made a personal lnves- ‘ LEONARD CANCELS ANOTHER. of miles hour. obtain pitching aid for the team'. He is Williams, Kelly and Allen. had said Jess Willard today, ai he paused In Roscoe Varies was In a foggy, his hands lost their grip and h< feet. tigation of the baseball scandul and ttn- ; DENVER, Col., scheduled second Duesen- sorelv disappointed over the low posi- farm work on acres near July s.—The berg. His was 2 hour* 34 minutes he was set for the killing. promises do SAME MAN MINS earthed some Interesting testimony. II his his broad twelve round bout July 8 between time tion of the Indians, and to (First game.) this city to talk to an Internationa! News here 52 seconds. Joe Thomas, Eddie Hearne. GEORGES CHANCE the TWO DASHES. will also bring Into court his baseball Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, his best to get club back In the first 302 100 010—7 15 2 Service correspondent In regurd to an- Tom Alley and Eddie Miller finished in HIT IS PASSED. Toledo Arsdale was the fastest of documents, agreements and contracts. bout. and Mel Coogan of New Jersey has been the division. Columbus 000 100 020—3 7 1 Van the other called ofl of Illness of Leonurd, order named. No one was at fault but Carpentier dash men, winning first In the 100 and “I'm only willing Dempsey because who race from righ! Batteries—Ayers Pecker; Haid, not to meet It was Monday Coogan will The nine drivers started the As pempsej- reeled the last and 220 yard dashes and first in the running again, but anxious to fight con- announced and the machines they used Mil- the Frenchman let go what he figured Sherman, Clark and A. yvilson. in him.” probably be matched with some other follow: broad Jump. Draper showed speed tinued the glunt of Pottawatomie. ton. Turant Special; Elliott. Leach Spe- to be the winning punch. It graze', The mile was won by lightweight. Jack's chin. It was a pip. but Fifty-Halfty (Second game.) the half-mile. Willard said wirh a smile that since cial; Pullen, Duesenberg; Sarles, Duesen- It didnh Doolittle of the Independent A. C. Sum Carpentier had been by the berg; Duesenberg: Re- land. Did Carpentier rrove himself tc T01ed0.,... ItOl 102 010—8 18 3 flatened BARR. Thomas. Hearne. had the —I 7 1 mary: champion, he reports in CURLEY BEATS vere: Frontenac; Alley, be the better man then? He FIRST GAME. Columbus 011 000 020 Notes, had read which Sarles. Fron- championship grasp. hie i&lf in his He had (Independent he was again as on>* the PONTIAC, 111 . July s—Don Curley. In- tenac; Duesenberg. O. Batteries—McCullough and Derher; W. One Mile Run —Doolittle mentioned of Miller man going and he had a free shot al Louisville. AB. R. H. A. E. Wilson, Odenwald, Haid and Hartley. A. C.), first; Davis (American Legioni. few men good enough to give Dempsey dianapolis lightweight, handed Eddie Acosta, rs 5 2 4 4 0 0 City. andNotQS , pointed Pittsburgh, lacing ten him. Milwaukee-Kansas rain. second; Hayden (American I-egion), a battle. He out that he was I.arr of a neat in 5 33 2 2 0 third. Swimming Twins Star A few moments later Dempsey wai Betzel 2b Time, l minutes 48 3-5 seconds champion when he lost to Dempsey, and tust rounds here last night. Curley had Massey, 4 2 2 1 0 0 “golfing day" the CLEVELAND, s.—Ruth and himself again. The bigger man qg; rs-ls LEAGUE. Dash—Van (un- When the hottest of for reaaon he should have preference worked at ;op speed all the way and had July ' back Carpentier was to stand triaFSl lb 1 0 AMERICAN 100 Yard Arsdale pulled dusted off and that Barr Eleanor Columbus and Kirke' ...5 1 3 8 attached), first; Gunther (unattached). season was In. over other contenders and be given an- hanging on in the last two rounds. twins, a minute or so. , Tineup. 3 0 0 2 0 11 (Afternoon Game.) o; tie pro Adam Su,,,u of Erie, Pa., were the stars If seeond; (America* Legion), placed the ahelf last night, other nance at Jack. In the fourth round Dempsey got his Ellis, rs 2 1 2 3 0 0 Cleveland PM 320 19 5 Whiteside resslonalß of every club In the city sat simple life -I’m JULY FOl HTII FIGHT RESULTS. in the water carnival and swimming meet chance. He drove terrific right-hander 3 1 2 2 10—11 third. Time 10 3 5 seconds "I've led the In splen- held the auspices of the a Ballenger. ss 5 2 Chicago 280 000 000—10 12 3 120 Yard High Hurdle—Garten (Inde- back to think things over and wonder did shape today,” said Willard “I AT HEADING, P.l.—Law- Tendler de- under Amateur to the heart and then a left and then a Behepner. 3b 5 0 1 1 2 0 came from." It is a fact feated Tim Drouey of Lancaster in eight Athletic I'nion at the Cleveland Yacht Batteries—Bagby, Caldwell, Morton pendent A. C.). first; B. Smith (Ameri- “where they would four month* for training and Club Monday. right to the chin and his opponent c 4 1 1 4 0 0, F. that every course In Indianapolis was need wilted. A* Carpentier arose Kocher. Shenault; Kerr, Wien- can Legion), second; Bailey (Independent conditioning thru I will he ready for rounds. 440-yard Jack Long, p 3 1 1 1 4 0 snd Nnnamaker, guards by AT OMAHA—Bob Roper won a deci- Smith won the senior free an-“her right to the chin and the prifl eke, A. C.), third. Time. 17 2 5 seconds crowded to the Independence Jack Dempsey. Just give me four style Allegheny Wilkinson and Schalk. day ran over and above sion over Andy Sehmader in ten rounds. Mountain Association of Manhasset fell to the floor as limp Three Mile Walk —Dangerfield (Atnerl shooters, who far months," be added. championship for men in six and 13 20 11 8 the number* the most optimistic tourna- Ever Homuier beat Arloa Fanning. minutes ; a wet rag. He was through. He couldn’t: Totals 41 27 , (Afternoon Game.) can Legion), first: Moor (American Le- sixteen seconds. Harry Clancy of the — ment had figured on. AT ALAN TRACK, Idaho -Mike Gib- | take it. He lacked the one essential Indianapolis. AB. R. H. O A. E. 300 12 0 gion). second; McGee (American Legion), committees From bons scores a technical knockout over AI Pittsburgh Aquatic Club was second. The ability take it. Detroit 030 010—7 the time tt was bright enough to take a Ruth won the Allegheny to A Sbiners. rs 5 1 1 0 0 0 St. Louis 010 OKI 202—6 16 3 third. Time. 28 minutes Sommers in the eleventh round of a Smith Junior 2 4 1 Dash—Gunther (unattached), clear cut at the ball until the time when Mountain Association fancy diving cham- Baird. 3b 5 2 2 and 440 s'ard watch the pellet skim- Champion Claim scheduled twelve-round bout. 1b... 5 1 2 13 1 0 Batteries—'.iday. Baker got two and Srhnng, was postponed until today, when the inning; off Weaver. 1 Struck Keeling independent season for the course. Weed and Meusel one each. Stryker. 1; by Bartlett, by NATIONAL LEAGUE. ent A. C), second: best of the remainder of the field was to race to •tmt—Bv 1: 20 feet 2 inches. decide the of remainder of Long. Winning pitcher—Long. Los- (Afternoon game.) A. C), third. Distance, division the 3. Sixteen Pound Hammer Throw—Cnble In the battle for low net prizes the Giants gained ground on the money. Monday's summaries: ing pitcher—Caret. Umpires—Finneran in McGraw’s the St. Louis 200 211 000—6 7 0 (American Legion), first; Bailey (Inde- Independence day tourney No. Pirates by taking a double from 2:22 Trotting $1,200); Time—l:4s. 000 100 200—3 1 Riverside header Class (purae and Freeman. Pittsburgh 9 pendent A. second; Werngren (un- 1, I.aughlin a sixty-six to break his the Dodgers. First division. Batteries Pertlca und Dilhoefer; CL did SECOND GAME. attached), third. Distance. 138 feet. tie with Farnsworth and carry off su- Utah, oh g, by Etawah (Perry).. 1 1 ro WHEN Cooper, and Brottem. Louisville. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Carlsan Discuss Throw—Sayre (Independent A. preme honors Ileilmnn and Yeach hit homers In both Great Excitement, b m, by Peter against tho Browns at St. Louis Acosta, cf . 4 0 0 2 0 1 C.), first; (Indianapolis A. games tbe (McMahon) 6 3 1 (Afternoon game.) Wachstetter Laughlin also outsmarted large Great 3 0 0 4 2 0 (’.). second: Bailey (Independent A. C.), a field and the Tigers annexed a pair of vic- Worthy Etawah, b g, by Etawah Betzel. 2b 000 110 001—3 4 2 away with the gravy in the Riv- 3 1 1 1 0 0 Boston Distance. 103 feet inches to get tories (McDonald) 2 4 Massey, rs-ls Philadelphia 000 020 000 -2 12 5 third 8% erside flag tournament. Laughlin let the 2 STORE Kirke, lb 4 1 1 12 3 0 Running Hop Step and Jump—Danger- course of General Knight, b b, by Moko Batteries—Scott and Gibson; Ring and breeze over the the twentieth Luque held Cubs safe in the morn- (X. Tincup. If 2 O 0 2 0 0 field (American Legion), first: Garten hole whip his flag, while coming along, tho Grady) 3 4 2 Bruggy. (Independent C), ing game, the Reds lost the afternoon Man, blk by McMas- Ellis, rs 2 0 1 0 0 0 A second' Stevenson a hole behind, were Wolf, C. Conn. M but The Mail g, ss 0 1 2 4 0 (American Legion), 41 pastime with Alex up for Chicago. ter (Hoffman) 4 5 2 Bailenger. 3 game.) third. Distance, Conn, Mosler, Quinn, Collier and Sturgis. Sehepner. 3b 4 O 1 2 3 0 (Afternoon feet O’* Inches MaJ. Saginaw, Improvement and Old Chicago 031 001 10*—6 1 Throwing Dangerfield Gliutner was effective against the Meyer, c ...... 4 0 0 5 3 0 16 the Javelin Some exceptionally good matches were Hickory also ran. Sanders, p.. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 010 001 000—2 6 2 (American Legion), first, Bailey (Inde- flight of the High- Card* in the morning game at Pitts- Time 2:l<)M,. 2:10, played in the first allowing seven widely sent- 2:14%. 1 0 0 0 and Klllefer; pendent A. C.L . Bttyre (Independ tourney. F. 11. Williams burgh, 2:22 Class Trotting (purse, $1,200,; Sec- •Kocher 0 0 Batteries—Alexander second land farewell hits. In the second game the Brenton, Napier Hargrave. ent A. C.L Distance, feet fought an uphill battle to first tered and third. 126 3 take the Cards Cooper. nd division. Totals 32 2 5 30 13 1 Inches. prize, having a tough time with Tang- trimmed The Great Miss Morris, ch m, by (Afternoon game.) Four bicycle and Tulte. WUUu'jb shot a seven- •Batted in tenth. races, harking back to horn kept Peter the Great (Cox) 7 1 1 July for Sanders Men’s The Indians pace with Sale New York 020 012 old-fashioned Fourth of July cele- ty eight. Cleveland Baroness Hanover, ch m, by Man- Indianapolis. AB. R. H. O. A. E. 002—7 13 8 the the Yanks by taking two games Brooklyn 003 000 —4 7 2 bration, were staged and attracted much from rico (V. Fleming) 1 7 7 Sinners, rs 5 1 2 2 0 1 010 came through with colors fly- Chicago. Batteries—Dougins and Snyder; Smith, interest. Winners of tho events were as Branford Grovetown, br g, by Native King Baird. 8b 3 1 1 2 1 0 One-mile ing In the second flight. Iltnford had a (R. follows; junior, Hahn, first; pair pastimes Grady) 8 2 2 Covington, lb 2 0 0 12 0 0 Kuether and Miller. and Five- tough time eliminating Dixon In the The Phillies lost a of to Princess by Jus- Drane, second, Kashner, third. flight Nadinn, b m, Rehg, cf 5 0 2 1 0 0 mile open senior: Duescher. first; Pick- third flight, Smith took the fourth the Braves. tlve Brook (Murphy 3 4 4 Serge O LEAGUE. work, and J. V. i Blue Suits Kinselia. if 2 0 2 0 0 INTERNATIONAL after some hard ett, second; Griebe, third. One mile Boy award fifth flight trophy. Harry Bingen, br g, by Fares ss 3 0 0 3 0 Jersey City, 1-6. Stout came in for the MINT CLUB IN BAD. Schreiber. 8 Newark. 6-4; Scout: Drane. first; Kchoener, second; Ontario, ( Berry) 3 6 3 Sicking. 2b 4 1 5 1 0 5-6; Rochester. 1-7. HAMILTON, July s.—Share 1 Syracuse, Wolfe, third Ten-mile senior handicap: Barnett was the Tictor Rose Azoff, Hegler. Bessie Worthy and Dixon, c A 0 1 2 1 0 Rending, 2 3; Baltimore, 6 4. Miss Katherine holders of the Hamilton baseball club Ross, first; Pascoe, second, and Hoffe, in the woman's flag tourney at South meeting for Worthy Bond also ran. Caret, p 3 0 0 1 1 0 Toronto, 4-3: 2-9. will decide at a called Buffalo. third. Grove, completing nineteen holes. Each Wednesday whether the organization, a Time—2:o7%, 2:07%, 2 :OS%. Among crowd was Edwards, Pacing the thrills the got conter.tant was allowed a number of member the Michlgan-Ontario League, The 2:08 Class Tctals 31 3 7 30 12 1 afforded by two races run by equal to eourse par plus handi- of (value, $3,000). MONDAY MORNING GAMES. horse strokes Is to he abandoned. Indifferent support Buy now for future use. These are Louisville 000 000 200 o—2 horses quartered at the fairground. There cap. the winner being decided by the flag Prince Loree, b g, by Prince Mc- Indianapolis AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. the accorded the club has involved it in 000 010 001 X—3 were four entries in each of the events, which covered the most distance over the directors are Kinney (McDevitt) 1 1 ro Louisville, Indianapolis, Mrs, T. Mapel and Mrs. Frank financial trouble and three-piece suits for year round Two-Base Hits—Sicking. Shinners. 13; 7. which consisted of a half-mile and a eourse. G. confronted with the alternative of sell- Ruth Patch, b m, by Twinkling Bt. Paul, 7; Minneapolis, 4. mile run. Nan, a sorrel filly, ridden by Terrell were second and third In the Ban (Edman) 1 Home run—Shinners. Stolen bases— ing more stock or disbanding the team. 2 2 Baird, 3. Sacrifice—Kirke. Double j Milwaukee-Kansas City—Rain. Arthur Renihari, won both races. Cruces, tourney. Charley Sweet, b g, by Directly wear. Single or double-breasted plays—Sehepner to Kirke to ridden by Carl Overleese; Alston, Boy (Stokes 2 Sehepner; AMERICAN LEAGUE. with 33 Sicking to Schreiber to Covington; Sick- George Marin up, and Ooochie, William Walter K., b g ,by Walter Coch- models for men and young men. ing (unassisted). Left on bases—Louis- I Cleveland. 6; Chicago, 4. Brook up. finished in the order named ato (Palin) 5 4 3 ville. 4; Indianapolis. 7. Bases on balls— 1 Detroit, 4; St. Louis, 1. in the half-mile race. Cruces and Alston Queen Okla, b m, by King Okla Many of these are the Roger Peet Off Ssnders. 9: off Caret. 4. Struck out finished second and third respectively In (Rhodes) ...% 4 6 5 the rnile race, the entry bolting. Minnie also ran. —By Caret. 1; by Sanders. 4. Winning NATIONAL LEAGUE. fourth Williams and J. W. S. and Rochester This fourth entry in the mile race 2:

preliminaries big . - Massachusetts being was fast to the two bouts. ■- 1 Kau.fmanu won ton succt 2409 avenue. 3 to 2. time 93 minutes. *