-; ;rffmwi'l''M'' f M'"w ijiflM'iiraiiJ ' "wwr'ww'v'jspcs-pyt- Nprmwi a'. jitjTWJ'fTtWI'W WWBi1grg 16 THE WASHINGTON TIMES, SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 1912. Cobb QkirhsThkt Red Sox Pitchers'Are' Weakening---t-y ooo! Atone Holds 0n TY COBB BELIEVES and Clyde Milan Are Credited BOB THAYER'S NATIONALS HAVE With Much of the Success of the Climbers Sporting Gossip

. i , - : ' I . "Every Knock Is a flcost" CHANGE FOR FLAG Famous Twirler Has Been Climbers' Great Basc-Steal- cr Climbers' Peerless Pitcher Backbone pf Griff's . Dwindling rapidly. Outfit. The chances of tho Climbers In the Thinks Red Sox Pitchers Are present campaign may bo measured now by tho calendar and they aro dwindling freaking Under fast. But six weeks remain of the sea- STERLING GARDENER son and that Is hardly enough to allow the Strain. Griffs lads to selzo tho lead from tho ALSO HAS HIGH RANK Red Sox. If those pesky Sox don't hurry up and slump well, what's the WOOD' ALONE IS use? McBride and Gandil Come in for Walker to 'come back." RETAINING CONTROL Much Praise This Clarence Walker, who goes to Kansas Year. City with "Tiny" Vaughn In exchange for young Gallia, a green pitcher, Coming Six Weeks Will Afford . aliould come bock year I , , next to the big ts.' leagues. Right now Climbers Good Chance vi "SENATOR." several clubs have By outfielders far below his standard. Ho to Advance. The Climbers havo ,mado such a re- la fast, can , and pegs to bases llko markable record this season, lifting a backstop. He has made many friends Washington from a graveyard position here who aro sorry to see him go and to the runncrup's Job in tho American aro sure he will return. League of good Indi- A. ' - that much the Bochllng Tomorrow's Card tw ' f ) imL M mi 111 vidual work of players on the team has1 shines. been overlooked. However, GYlfflth's Joe Bochllng, the young southpaw Tomorrow tho Climbers face tho outfit contains several stars of tho first sent to Worcester by Clark Griffith, Is magnitude, notablv. Walter "Smokeball" -Leade- r, meeting with success up In Drowns In n be- Johnson, "Zeb" Milan, George there the McBride, wilds Now England I ginning nt 2 of and am glad o'clock. Hamilton and "Chick" Gandil, not to mention to hear It. This lad Is a modest young- and Allison will probably pitch "Massa" John Henry, "Dare-Devi- l" ster who cannot but Impress thoso Dan Moeller, Bob Groom, and Eddie him with for St. Louis against Groom and Alnsmlth. about his Innate ability. Griff is holding onto him largely because tho Hughes for tho Climbers. . Johnson and Milan, two cronies If ,. 1,11 boy gives ll I m a jj'.i ' j$sJ ' v1" l&tw t " JtKr Richmond his beBt all the ever there wero cronies, have gone out tlmo and Is always willing to learn. By "SENATOR." this season and established marks to bo i Www shot at for some time. Tho. peerless Browns are dangerous. That tho Red Sox pitchers are pitcher of tho major leagues has won to crack under the strain of UTht sixteen straight all- Don't underestimate thoso St. victories from Louis 'the grueling race for tho American comers, not picking out tho weakest, BroWiTi. Beforo now tall end clubs havo League pennnrit, Is tho claim of Ty but mcetlmr them all as thoy came, and blasted the budding hopes of possible 'Cobb, tho Tiger star, who lately hit handing them a fine collection of neat champions. George Stovall has whipped against them In the series In Boston trimmings. together a ball team capable of making ''between tho Tigers and tho Red Sox. twenty-eig- ht strongest J Griff's premier hurler has won the hustle to win and tho "I think the Nationals have a chance, games and dropped but noven, bo-I- Climbers will have to work hard to earn perhaps not a good one, but still a responsible for more than a third the victories they may get from the chance to pass the Red Sox," said Ty of the team's victories. In those games Browns. 3Cobb . yesterday. "I base my opinion on he has fanned 242 batsmen, the largest the condition of Stahl's pitchers. I hit number by far credited to any pitcher McLoughlln slated for title. 'hgalnst about all of them In our last in tho league. He given seventy-seve- n has McLoughlln, series In Boston and know what I'm free tickets to first base. In Maurice the Pacific coast .talking about, They're cracking, that's every game In which he has appeared player who has been having things his own way In the tennis tournaments all. he has pitched sterling ball, If this "Aside and. tho season. Is likely to realize tho prize from Joe Wood, who was aa prize automobllo goes to any man, It for .good as ever, won- which ho has, been striving past with 'smoke' and should go to Walter Johnson this year, for the derful control, tho Red Pox twlrlers he proved four years. Should he win from Wal- - for has himself the back- every iP.ll showed unmlstakablo signs of crack- bone of tho CUmbere, WALTER JOHNSON, lace F. Johnson, and there Is Ing the sensation of reason to suppose he will ' under the strain. tho league. that defeat "Buck O'Brien looked tho worst of Leading the In Successive Victories and Universally Con- him tomorrow, McLoughlln will take ithe lot. Ho wasn't In tho best of con- Milan year. dition for this stago of tho race, and Another Star. sidered the Greatest Twirler In . the premier tennis honor of the hud to be driven Into the game. Young Tho other universally recognized Lorned has not appeared in competition U"dlent, a green lad, was nervous and star of tho baseball firmament con- this season on account of rheumatism, 'looked as If he was trained down a nected Mi- and the crown will be awarded to Mc- line. with tho Climbers Is "Zob" 'little lan, tho dashing little middle garden- MANY CREWS WILL FRED CLARKE NOW Loughlln. x Still Has Chance. er. When season the started he Prospects Virginia. - "With the Sox twlrlers going to pieces gravoly announced that he was go- at just before they face tho final trip ing out for a base-stealin- g record. prospects Virginia up Football at loom through tho West, Griff has a chanco to CLYDE MILAN, He has lived to his promise. Ho R0W1N REGATTA S GIANTS WIL L up rather brightly, acordlng to advance "get In there and beat 'em out for the has stolen Blxty-nln- o cushions, and university, Hag. Detroit Climbers Dashing Little Outfielder, W ho Is Leading the American League In notices from tho and the That's what the club did thero are six weeks more for him to Orange and Blue Is expected to have Just pulling through wiien no ono least Cobb's of xgn. work In. rejcpci;ted it," Stealing Bases, and Who May Shatter Ty Record many stars on the eleven this ear. Ty Cobb, with eighty-thre- e In Cobb's remarks seem borno out by steals ON THE POTOMAC TAKE 1912 PENNAN While It 1b too early to get a line on n- 1911, T dispatches from Boston today which - holds the American League rec- any team in tho country owing to the "dicato trouble In the ranks of tho lead-tr- s. ord, but good Judges of baseball be- far-fam- game changed, Buck O'Brien is said to havo broken TO' START lieve Milan will dlstanco the ed fact that the has been training and had a wordy battle with ELI PROPOSE Jungaleor beforo the curtain the men to report at the Charlottesville Jimmy McAleer on that account, lie- - IN fulls on the season of 1912. Ho has a Institution aro a likely string of candi- (irAleer Is said to have threatened O'Brien lull long lead ovor his nearest competitor Middle States Event Prom- Admits That They Have dates which should come up to expecta- n'ulth InBtant discharge unless ho cuts and has no real rival for tho honors. out his midnight gambols. Not only Is ho a good base-runne- r, tions. , "I'll not stand for it, O'Brien; thAt'a HELP OF SOCCER FOOTBALL but Milan Is in tho .300 class as a hit- ises to Be Best in Displayed the Proper i nil there is to it," McAleer Is said to ter and Is ono of tho really great out- The Virginia amateurs. have fired at the twirler. "If you don't Mi fielders In the league. He ranks with Goods. you'll get off II Ty Cobb and Trls Speaker as a History. attend to business, this fielder. The movement to havo an amateur club so fast your head'll swim. There'll Nothing but his connection with a league of the Virginia cities appear to no Berlcs melon, you to tall-en- d club for the few years be world's for COACH IN CAPITAL CITI last be a good one which In time should cut, mark me." PRINCETON has prevented his receiving the hon- The full list of entries for tho Mid- PITTSBURGH, Pa., Aug. 2o.-- Now McAleer Is determined to win his first ors due him. that tho New York Giants have spread all over the country. The project pennant in tho American league, and dle States regatta, which will bo held wci large Gandil Is Shining. here under the auspices three of their four games with the Is not too to be undertaken, as ill endure no monkeyshlnes from any of tho Potomac evidenced by the Printers Union base- club has Arnold Gandil, the big , Boat Club on Day an- Pirates, Fred Clarko admits that 's of his players. Tho Boston Lubor will be teams, which held a tourney managed to get along without a slump, All Interested Parties Will obtained from the Montreal club of nounced Tuesday morning, according team has the necessary stamina ball at but even now, with but six weeks re- Expected to Spend tho International Leaguo for play- to land the pennant in tho National Boston last week. All of the Virginia campaign, thero is a Roper four to tho regatta committee which met at maining of the ers and s bundle of money, Is another Philadelphia night. League this season. cities are expected to get In behind the chance for them to got It. If It Is Meet at Chamber of Com- last While no defi- movement, should bring break- Two Weeks at Char- star wth tho Climbers. His great nite ex- "Until the Giants showed us tho which out a started by some of tho players details are Riven out, it is goods," In- fti-a- t culd Clarke today, "I was good series at the close of the season. ing training, It will go hard with them merce Tomorrow. work with tho bat and around pected that the list of clubs sending clined to think the Cubs or my 'team at the hands of McAleer. lottesville. base has established him as one of crews hero for tho event will sur- might nose thorn out place. ble of first I'm The post-seaso- n series. Schedule Favorable. major league's real stars. Ho Is now pass anything of its kind yet held, and sorry the Pittsburgh club ciuldn't stop leading the team with the willow, an-- a them, and make It possible for a West- If thero is aught in tho alleged abil- Members of the Washington Cricket the members are looking forward to ern rlub to win the honors, we did Cornell has still a chanco to win the 23.-- Blll promises to add a few steps In his but ity of tho Climbers to Improve their CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.. Aug. Club aro oxnectlnn a large attendance successful series of events. our best and were beaten. The Giants honors In the post-seaso- n series, and at tho meeting to be held in Cham- climb to the top or tho swatters list. standing by playing on tho road Roper, Princeton's famous football the George McBride has been a wonder- Crews from Baltimore, Richmond and vlll play for the world's title Hue fall." the two games which will be played to- spend two weeks ber of Commerce rooms tomorrow night tho local crews will be seen in action, of at home, the next sx weeks coach, 1b expected to to start soccer football In the city. It ful Dlaver ever since lolnlnir tho Wash morrow and Tuesday will probably every chance. Out tno University of Virginia foot- planned ington club, but he has never been while Philadelphia will be represented will afford them with has been to put a soccer team high enough by clubs of Schuylkill navy, nota- Sheppard Is Winner bring out banner crowds. Tho Bankers thlrty-llv- c preparatory to George- In the field college ranked because of his bo the of the games yet to bo ball team the and members of ng with a poor ball club. This year bly Undines, Crescents. Falrmounts, and Postofflce are expected to give the played, twenty-tw- o uro to be played game, according to advices re- football teams and those Interested In Tigers great fights before losing, and town tho sport havo signified uitn a strong ciud, Aicuriao lias come West Philadelphia. Maltas and Ves- Over Olympic Stars on foreign fields und only thirteen In hero today. Taking advantage their intentions Into his own, and the fans all over the pers, while the Pennsylvania Barge, there Is a possibility of seeing Pcpco largely on this ceived to support the movement. and Cornell in a battle for the title yet. this city. It is that tho faculty allows the circuit are discovering that only Jack University Barge. Maiiayunks and 25.-- Mel Shep- bases his hope of nos- of the fact that Captain Jimmy Rose, of tho cricket begins NEW YORK. Aug. Clark Griffith wnployment of a professional coach club, feels that enough Interest can bo Barry to comnaro with him. liacnoiors clubs will be enleied. pard Is receiving congratulations today ing out the leader?. stirred un amoncr thn ntlilntpH In th The Climbers are not a team of New York city's representatives will With tho Red Sox pitchers wob- for two weeks In the season, tho Vir- stars, they have In theso four be made up of crews from Harlem, on his defeat of Meredith and Klvlat, Nautilus Swimmers city to put out a credltablo but half-mil- bling, the leadora may bump into ginia team is expecting to take advan- team and' Johnson, Milan, McBride and Gandil Metropolitan, Lone Stars, Nonpareil the Olympic stars, in the e considerable trouble on tho road, for tnat games with teams In other cities race at the Knights, of Columbus meet Meet tage of the ruling. can h obtained to make up an attrac- four of the greatest players In maio' and Bohemians, while Now Rochelle Enjoy First their schedule Is practically tho same league baseball. Next year they oro sends eighteen handlers of the sculls yesterday. The tlmo was exceptionally lib Climbers. A game Is a Word was received here today that tive schedule. slow, of being tired out that of the W. Edward Callender, president buro to be prominent In the work of to participate In the various events. all the athletes Members of the Nautilus Swimming gUme at thl3 time. With the Nation- and Wilson, two of the veteran of 111 by tho celebration of yesterday. Wcllford the club, announced today that all who tho team In its battlo for the American The Brooklyn contingent be made Club will make extensive plans for the als romping along at tholr present line men, would not attend the uni- League gonfalon. up of crews representing Sewanhaka, "Matt" McGrath, fresh from his swimming dropping aro Interested In the soccer game would sixteen-poun- d second annual meet, which gait and the Red Sox half year. Wood, the center of Ravcnswood, Crescents and Wahneta. triumphs with the ham- year, according t their games on the road. It might bo versity thjs be welcomed at the meeting tomorrow mer at Stockholm, won tho thlrty-flve-pou- will be held next possible Climbers to return year's eleven and captain. Is ex night. Men who have played soccer in Detroit will enter a Junior intermediate a plans today following the first event for the last May Go to Greece. elght-oare- d shell crew. weight throwing contest with pop- England, and at Harvard, and fifty-tw- which proved to be successful and home September 28 in first place. pected to hold down his old Job, while Princeton, Is fully expected tho crack heave of o feet nlno and a half Henry Kuwaras, tno ueievaina Amherst and Pennsylvania, now in NEW YORK, Aug. 25. An American It that McGrath's performance is ular with the club members. I. o Bob Gooch, .who was able to gain clubs will be In tho races of inches. baseball critic, view tho Olants-Plrat- Washington, will be asked to come out team of track athletes may go to Greeco Canadian eleven a half inches better than ho Stx events were held on the attractive Georgetown's famous team last for tho team. In 1914 to part In big Labor Day, as the secretaries of the and program yesterday the front doubleheadcr last week and against take the meet to Wlnno-peg- s own world's record. at water claims that the Red Sox have a bet- year, will probably bo found In the bo held at Athens, providing funds can Argonauts, Ottawas, Dons and of the Washington Canoe Club A. ter team than tho Giants and should be collected to defray the expenses. havo been In communication with Bennett was winner In the back field. the officials of the regatta, and express v. uurcn in win the world's title. If they land the be- Fordham Again to swim, with James winner Several good men aro reported as themselves as confident or entering a 60 100 yard events. B. Miller American League flag. In a chat with events. BIG LEAGUE GAMES. the and , Artie Hofman, the Pirate outfielder, ing ready to enter at the start of tho Have Football Team limited number of won tho event, while Harry rtold him that. In tho opinion of the college year. Sheldon, Gillette, and one AMERICAN LEAGUE. Aood won the bnck-strok- o Pittsburgh players. Washington would ewlm. A. W. Bennett captured tho 'or two other stars of college and prep NEW YORK. Aug. 25. There Is re- Baseball Standings Zimmerman Reading All R.H.E. handicap make a tougher fight for the world's joicing today among stu- At New York. fancy dle. All events were the Red Sox. Indeed Hof-- school fame are slated to cast their lots the Kordham Chicago 0 2 0000004-- 6 13 2 title than dents following the announcement that 7 11 2 ,, man says that nil three oontonders In with the Orango and Blue when the AMERICAN LEAGUE. Hitters in Old League New York 10010023 x League prefer to faco tho the faculty of the college has allowed Batteries Whlto and Schalk; Ford thi National call for candidates Is made. the athletic association to put out a Umpires ..Red Sox than the Climbers. Walter Zimmerman, the slugging thlul and Swecnoy. Dlneen and JohnBon Is tholr principal bugaboo, football team this fall. For the past Standing of the Clubs. Helnlo O'Brien. Big League Hitters of as thev believe he could win the title Indians Start Early two seasons Fordham has not had a baseman of tho Chicago Club, Is lead- At Philadelphia (First game) R.H.E. by himself. representative football teHm, but at Won. Lost. Pet. vnn. ing tho National League at the bat, Athletics 1 1 3 0 00 2 2 x 9 13 2 a Day last the faculty ban on tho sport Loif 0 0- 1 has Boston 82 36 .695 ,C9S .CSJ with an average of ,3S4. Bill Sweeney, St. Louis 0 10 0 10 0 -2 6 "Tillie" Walker Goes. Practice for Football been removed. 45 Lapp; Napier, WASH'G'N ..74 .622 .625 617 Boston Braves, Is runner-u- p, with Batteries Houck and "Tlllle" Walker has becri sent to Kan- - Football enthusiasts throughout tho Philadelphia.. 71 .607 MO .612 of the Weltman and Krichell. Umpires Con- Players Team. AB. H. TB. Pet. Aug. 25. East will bo pleased to learn that Ford- 69 58 .604 .508 .bOu ,S51 for his total. nolly I sas Citv with Jim Vaughn, leaving to- - CARLISLE, Pa.. Carlisle Chicago and Hart. Klrke, Braves 4 4 7 1.000 ham boys will again bo permitted to 66 65 .463 Marquard a slight load over Second Game R.H.E. dn Bill Kcnworth, the Denvor will start Its football practice on Sep- play, In closing Detroit .467 .459 Rube has Konetchy, 2 2 3 LOW for tho days of tho Cleveland .... 52 66 .441 .415 .437 Low Richie for tho pitching honor, tho Athletics 00020 00 Ox 2 7 0 Cards.... 2, according to advices given sport 1 clouting demon, Is expected to report tember at the New York Institution tho New York 41 75 .353 .3T.9 .350 southpaw having figures of .800 St. Louis 000000100-- 5 2 W. Brown, Browns. 1 1 1 OX) ' vet- caliber the teams com- Giants' 1 hore tomorrow and may appear In tho out today by Glenn Warner, the of turned out St. Louis 37 81 .313 .319 ,31'i to Richie's .800. Batteries Coombs and Egan; Powell Compton, Browns... 1 1 1 1.000 team. The pared favorably with some of tho good Bcacher, tho Cincinnati speed and Alexander. Umpires and Ft. Louis series. The new man hns eran coach of the Indian although Bob Hart Donlln, Plrutes 1 1 1 1.000 will begin on elevens of tho East, and It Games irerchant, is leading the base thieves Connolly. oeen lor ,u in iiie western hard, systematic work Today. e 1 1 1 Illume Lam-Doyl- 1000 will take some tlmo to build un u team forty-seve- n stolen hassocks. At uoston R.H.E. Stack, Dodgers League and leading the league In steal- IB, 1D07-8-- with September In preparation for the as strong as those It Is No Games thirty-fou- r. 9 TjO ing bases. . , of Scheduled. coming close after with Boson 3004010OX 8 7 Saler, Cubs 4 3 3 Albright game, which Is scheduled for hoped to accomplish the task. 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 I 7 3 Walker should bo successful In the Of tho ten leading base stealers Cleveland Naps 4 3 3 .750 September 21. six. Reseller, with Batteries Wood and Cady; Gregg and Lajole, .... American Association, particularly on Yesterday's Results. tho Giants havo 4 3 3 700 elght-sl- x runs, is also leading the -getter- s. O'Neill. Umpires O'Loughlln and Bodle, Whlto Sox... account or his hitting ana throwing. According to v Coach Warner, the New York, 7; Chicago, 6. Westervelt. .. 3 2 2 .677 ,HI,s weakness on ground balls caused team will bo built up around Trorpe, Boston, S; Cleveland. 4. Strunk, Athletics T n At Washington On account of funeral hU failure here, ns both Moeller and famous Olympic star, and ono of Foster Successful Phlladnlnhln St mil. game surpass In fielding. tho Philadelphia, 2;' Louis, 1. of President Noyes scheduled for Shanks him tne greatest ouckb ever oecii in iuu ftt. today was played yesterday Melvin A. Gallia, the pitcher obtained game. With Hit and Run from Kansas City for Vaughn and NATIONAL green It Is now probable that Capt James LEAGUE Mathewson Liable NATIONAL LEAGUE. Walker, is still a youngster. Thorpe, Gus Welch. Alexander Arcasa Style of Batting Ile Is built bri 'the lines of Cashlon ami and perhaps possom Powell mux dupli- To Lose Laurels in At Pittsburgh R.H.E will Ex-Cap- Standing of the Clubs. SHADE Griff Is taking chances that he dei t. Giants 6 2 Dr. cate last year's back field. 0000003003 velop Into as great n pitching marvol. on T7.....1 ...111 mhnlAlir hnnrl thf llat "Fateen" Foster, the Climbers Giants-So- x Series Pittsbuigh 10 00010002 S 0 Charlie Moran, the Chattanooga out- in will be Won. Lost. Pot. Win Los uatteries wntsc, Alatucwson and SPECIALIST of icturned linemen, which midget third baseman, is being 81 fielder, obtained by tho Climbers, Is ex ' I..nlm1n.l TIi1arU ntll Tlnriri r New York.... 33 .711 .713 .703 Meyers; Adams, Comnltz, Gibson and pected to report in timo to accompany touted everywhere as the best Chicago 75 39 .658 .finj .CZl With the Giants and Red Sox meet- Simon. Umpires Klem and Orth. tho toam to Boston. Pittsburgh ... 67 IS .6S1 .RSfl .6iS At Cnclnnatl R.H.E. Thirteenth Street 53 57 "Big 0- 728 vesterday completed tho Eli Candidates Hear batsman in the Amer- Philadelphia.. .431 .490 Ah, ing for the world's title, Six" Phlladlphla 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 -1 5 1 ... 53 b3 .457 .462 . 0 0 0 0 deal with tho Baltlmoro Orioles where- ican League one Cincinnati if.J Mathewson is likely to lose his Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 Over 30 Yenrn' Practice Trcnlluij by he gets Jimmy Walsh and Kdrtlo and of the St. Louts 51 64 .443 .4)8 .410 Batteries Rixey and Klllirer; Fromme Nervous Ulxeuxen, Call Gridiron Work 43 73 htomacb und Murphy, the star outtlolderss of the In- for smoothest fielders in that posi. Brooklyn .... .365 .371 .32 laures. A couple of years ago he and McLean, Umpires Johnstono and ternational League Bris Lord and Boston 33 80 .292 .298 Emslle. Indigestion, Loss of Appetite. Con- Derrick, together with a 25. tion. He is the only player on .) faced the Red Sox in a post-seaso- n At Chicago stipation, Dizziness, Bad Taste, Full-ncs- s Claudo bunch NEW HAVEN, Conn., Aug. R.H.E. Eating, of Iron men, go to the Orioles. Amoi Capt. Jesse Spalding has Issued a call Griff's club to be depended upon Games Today. series, and was sadly pound- - Boston 10 10 0 10 2 1614 2 after Wakefulness, Losa Btrunk will be benched Walsh going Chicago. Chicago 01000210 04 13 0 of Flesh, Heart Trouble, Palpitation. for Yale football players to report n, Boston at to center field In his place In tomor- to succeed with the Brooklyn at St. Louts. ed by each and every one of the Batteries Tyler and Kllng; Lavender Kidney and Bladder Trouble, Stric- row's game with the Tigers. here September 9, tlueo weeks before and Archer. Umpli-e- s Rlgler Fln-nera- n Sallow Complexion, Pimples, Philadelphia Mc-Gra- w and ture, Matty Mclntyte, the veteran outfield- tho first game on tho schedule. Of and his ability with this play at Cincinnati. Boston sluggers. "Muggsy" Blood and Skin Diseases, Loss of V- er, was yesterday released by the Whlto last'seasiMi's elocn Yule has lost Jim has done much to make Dan will very likely have to de. At St. Louis R H.E. itality, and Special und Private Ail- Sox to the Mllwaukeo club of tlio Amer- Scully and Charlie Paul, tackled; Yesterday's Result-Ne- w St. Louis 10 500100 x 7 8 0 ments of Both Scxcb cured promptly ican Association. Ho has slowed up so Arthur Howe, quarterback, and Free- Moeller one of the best run-gette- rs York. 3. Pittsburgh, 2. pend upon Marquard and Jeff Tes-rea- u Biookhn .. ..00000300 03 10 3 ("606" administered). man, Philadelphia, 1. C. free, medicines much that he could not hold his own halfback and a few substitutes in the League. Cincinnati, for twirling season. Batteries Sallce and Wlngo; Stack, Consultation fur- with the speedy youngsters coming Into but the bist of prospects face tho 1912 Boston. 6. Chicago, 4. the this Kiietzer, Curtis and Phelps. Umpires nished, charges low Hours, S to 1 the league. eleven. St. Louis, 7i Brooklyn, 3. Eason and Bush, and 3 to 6. Sundays, 10 to 11.