3 Cobb and Cravath

" 2 THE, SUN, SUNDAY JULY 27M919. McQrdw's Class of Six Collegians Forecasts Return of Baseball as a Remunerative Field for University Players

mm OPEH CLASS c Member of Baseball School- - of Winch John J. McGraw Is Head Master 3 Cobb and Cravath Top HOLE IN FENCE HOME FOR COLLEGE LADS Major League Maulers RUNS NOW COMMON XcGraw Has Tlvo Youngsters Ty Passes Joe Jackson in American, but Philadelphia Circuit Drives of O'Neill and Studying 2ig Iioaguo Gamo Manager Still Rides in Front in National League Baridon Recall Many Pccu-li- ar In Kow York Dugout. Cicotte and Reuther Are the Leading Pitchers. Incidents of Diamond, f

BATED IS STAR PUPIL Ty Cobb, Detroit star, takes his turn teen and thirty-four games respectively. FANS HIGHLY AMUSED at the top of the American League bat- Myera of Brooklyn Is second in tno League, with .13!. and y. ting list this week. He displaced Joe National Bowen Show the young slugger of the Car- and Stats Great Jackson, the man who has been trying dinals,. Is third, with .327. Most Spectacular Incident Promise Bichbourg to win a batting championship from Sam Rice of Washington has made Is Cobb since 191L In the National tie most hits In the American League, Recorded in 10th Inning Vic-- ( Farmed Out. League the veteran Gabby Cravath still 110, while Roger Pecklnpaugh ot tho rides at the top of the maulers, though Yanks still leads In carrying home runs, tory of Grays In 1082. Gabby quit playing the outfield after with fifty-nin- e. Dock Johnston ot he up FnEDKRicic a. took bis managerial duties In leveltr.d has the moat stolen bases, Br lied. Philadelphia. He now appears In the tenty-tw- o. ny Tnn Ons game only pinch Vetera. of the sura signs that baseball as a hitter. In the National League Zack Wheat In- - the League Within the past fevr rreeka several ( laa returned to lUi normal status is the in American Cobhtons ot Brooklyn has made the most hits, stances have been noted of batsmen get- the field with .358. Staler ot Inety-eigh- t, presence ot Med raw's collegiate class at the Browns and Flack of the Cubs has ting credit for home run hits by reason i Is second, with .247, while Joe Jack- :ored the most runs, fifty. Dlgbee of the Polo Grounds. .For the last half son ot the of the ball scooting through & hole In the White Sox has dropped back tie Pirates has stolen the most bases, fence, rolling through an exit or other- dozen years, McQraw has done little ex- to third, with .341. trenty-two- , same as Johnston In the average the wise disappearing, to .the dismay of the perimenting, and most ot the players Cravath's in the National American League, fielders delight the sticker. League sixty-on- and the of who have figured on the National is .370 for e games. Eddie Cicotte ot the White Sox and O'Neill Cleveland got a home rtm Mitchell, the Brooklyn pitcher, of league championship of 1917 and and Jim Walter Renther of ths Reds are the the other day as a result of the ball roll- team Thorpe of Boston are rated ahead of Itching leaders ot respective to their ing into a hole In the left Held fence in the. runners up ot 1918 came New uanrjy, vut they have been only In six- - eagues. the Cleveland ball ground. York ready made. They were Zimmer- "Whoa Bill" Rariden got one of the man. In McCarty, Benton. Perrltt. Barnes, NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING. strangest homers the history of the Bailee, Rariden and playors llko them. Week game a week ago last Friday at Boston. He drove the ball W left centre and the The raising- - of the National League GTAll. R. R. SB. Lob Mitchell, Bkln... 18 17 4 9 .629m .4 II. BB. PC. Loss spheroid bounded Into a hole In the player to twenty-fiv- e also afforded Bos Murphy, CM.. ,15 10 3 7 u .4S ... 'limit Thorpe, 34 92 0 34 .370 -t, score board.. .3 Lf- , . . a n ,385 McQraw ah opportunity to revert to hie CraTath,,Phll....61 189 St 67 .354 . . . Arera, ,15 13 o Ha! Chase of the Olants also hit an system of carrying benchful Myers, Bkln 79 379 80 93 .333 .11 13 14 ,368 .7 former a an o V4 ..,. 1 , ,ou or auo 347 .5 odd homer against tho Braves on the young could get MclIenrv.R.T...st lat to .337 .i jKkaxin, oil tfi of athletes, who their Voiipg.N.Y. . ..73 281 43 00 18 .320 .7 Chl.,,83 311 46 107 8 .344 .8 Polo O rounds last Thursday, Hal sent big league training' from the New York Ulama PM1...47 183 38 58 8 .319 .0 .841 .4 the ball to right centre, and It rolled dugout. Fletcher, Bchupp. Snodgrass. WltlTO, rjln 40 139 )a 40 s .313 .8 Williams. St. L.3S 131 19 41 S .339 .16 through gate, bleacher fence JJ, Wheat, Bkln.. 78 308 41 OS 8 Pecldnp,Bh,N.Y78 378 69 93 O .337 .6 the In tho Burns. Robertson and 8 took received .31 .3 Flantead, 68 Kluff. N.Y 73 373 48 85 D 311 .3 Dot.. 188 37 03 S .333 .10 and disappeared. Had an opposing player their baseball education In .this fashion. 7S . Pamlraon, CIeT.20 13 3 4 aaj - Burns. N.Y..... 281 44 87 18 310 5 V. , - ...... 0. , A I ball some watchful club attend- McG present collegl&ns MM Wa a. a n n hit that raw's class of iiunraor. ot. u.. .77 ZS5 39 68 S .309 Ruth. Boa ant would have slammed that door quick Louis-tan- a- Jionncny. uiun.,73 367 34 83 8 73 343 66 78 3 .832 ,7 Includes At Balrd, formerly of the .307 .1 -- oyle, N.Y 70 163 45 77 9 .300 J.V.U, JUS 09 3-- 35 73 11 .820 .3 enough. State University; Frank Frlsch. touxh.Clu 11 271 ftR R.1 R .308 ".2 E. Collins, Chl.,83 301 49 06 17 .316 .3 Instances Yivo been known of a dog Foidham's famous football and baseball Deal, Chi 64 323 34 68 O .305 "etiman, uet...81 393 39 va o .010 seising ball afield and running star; Chick Bowen and 'Arnold Stats, Daubnrt. filn 77 Qfto art aa 7 .304 Uandll. Chl....71 358 33 81 11 .314 a hit far demons. St. L.. .89 89 7 37 1 .204 U'raeui, Clev...75 333 30 71 9 .300 t.il away with It, and there Is extant a re- outfielders from Fordham, and Jesse Hollos, Boa 74 370 37 83 8 .301 .4 Menoaker,Waah70 200 44 61 9 .305 .13 port to the effect that a hard hit ball Winters, tho pitcher who first Stock. St.. 1. 7A ItA 34 ni 1.1 300 ... Milan, Wash. . .49 177 37 aa a .3on . . found lodgment In an empty tomato can attention by pitching the Meuael, Phil 71 374 41 S3 11 .300 .3 Tpblll, 8t1.....80 310 37 94 8 .803 .13 for .? was Simmons College team Tex. tauKOl.T-lllfl.,.- 273 33 SI 11 .397 .7 McMuUln. OU..38 103 30 31 6 .301 .23 that lay In the outfield. The fietder ot Abilene, Bnotton.nt. u. ,,60 224 29 68 13 393 16 O .300 .11 resourceful threw the tomato can exception - Jotmstoi-jC.ev..8- and With the ot Bowen and Stats, IleathCOte,8t.L.59 200 20 69 li 205 4- .4 1 S74 34 83 33 .300 .7 and all to the diamond, but the ball all these tads are under contract to Ortfflth.Bkln....72 386 4 0 84 8 294 .8 98 13 .296 got New York, and Balrd, Winters and Out'haw. Pitts... 78 283 35 81 18 393 .6 Bodle, N. Y,...83 393 39 BO .294 ,4 stuck In the can and the batter Rawllnn. Boa... 28 80 11 25 3 .291 f..rrinM nr tin n.n n. HI A .294 .7 credit for d homer. Frlsch have appeared frequently in New M. Wheat. Bkln. .16 31 09 O .290 !s Onarrlty, Waah.69 314 30 02 3 .290 .6 York box scores. Etuu,unU,iiiiiDi .B 2Q 11.1 to 289 .3 MWWtOhUMlO low --M 40 3 ,390 .13 Old Time Occurrences. Lance RIchbourg, former Florida Unl. Olson. Bkln 78 333 46 08 18 288 .7 watcr, N. Y. M 69 B 17 2 .288 .2 verslty player, was Omh.Cln 75 371 47 77 15 .284 .8 09 11 .388 .4 Ono of the most amusing instances of also a member of the KUIePur, Chi CO 170 8 48 3 .283 .0 Scaanc,Bos....68 198 26 66 11 .386 .4 In class Until Friday, he was 17 39 11 3 the kind occurred in Detroit the early last when sent Klaher.Cin 7 .3R3 wnecn..I.71.3t04 30 73 3 .383 .14 days game, to Oakland to make room for Phil Doug- Chaae.N, Y., ...74 2R0 43 60 0 .780 .18 J?.N. Y....83 324 43 01 0 .383 .6 of tho when the catcher lass. RIchbourg had the benefit ot a McCarty, N.Y. .66 165 16 46 3 .279 .6 Mclnnls, Bos. .70 262 19 74 5 .282 came behind the bat only when there Blffbee. I'ltta. . . .73 273 34 78 32 .378 Jacobson. St L.8I 20J 31 69 0 .283 were two strikes on the batter, Bennett course under McQraw, and It is under- RUnrcrt. Bos 03 337 34 68 8 .378 .2 Qulnn, N. Y...33 57 1 18 O .2N1 PH1I. ,cn, , . was catching was on stood he will be back with the club next Flack, CM 79 329 60 91 13 .277 Bums. 81 94 1 u1 1 and there a runner spring. llrnoK.lloa 62 240 33 60 15 .273 .2 Speaker, Cler. .78 3S7 43 39 11 .279 .10 third. A wild pitch got past the catch- cause he Is a local boy. McGraw Is Kllduir. Bkln.... 4t 117 0 32 1 .274 Waiker. Phil.,. .72 alii 73 .4 .378 .6 er, and the runner started for the plate. Collegians Help Sport. using as an understudy to Heinle Bherde l.Kt.Li...20 23 1 8 O .273 .7 ker. N. Y....83 331 37 89 10 .377 .10 Bennett mado a clutch as though he Frank LuderS,Phll....74 278 33 75 6 .272 .4 s- -. y-- . ..BO 339 38 00 8 .376 .6 The return ot the collegian to major Zlmerman at third, and It would be Barbara. Pitta. . .24 70 c 19 3 .371 .25 Wambsgas,CleT82 309 33 85 9 .375 .8 had stopped the ball and then menaced pleasing Bath. CIn 77 296 42 79 II .367 Lmar.lloa....43 109 13 3 runner pretended Back league baseball Is a welcome sign. There. to New York fans It this 73 377 81 74 16 .267 .7 Shortou, 30 .375 .15 the with a throw. Bronxontan In time succeeded Merkle. Chi... Det,..4 128 17 33 O .274 (.15 to went the runner, and then Ben- Is no question the great Influx would be uowoy, lion... .26 79 8 31 3 .266 .12 .3', 3 third that ot . . 77 273 80 .4 .6 . ' by another native son. Boockel,Bos, 33 73 14 .263 .3 CaMwell. BosV.J 6 1 nett raced to the grandstand wall and collego men who came Into the big Cooper. 19 63 2 14 3 44 13 .373 .48 leagues-I- Frlsch Is a natural athlete. Pitts.. .364 .10 (voujomi, vol... .71 254 48 68 13 .273 .0 reaching down appeared to pick up the the period between 1900 and I'.iier, uin. . . . .31 63 6 14 3 ,264 77 r, During the last few years he was one of 370 39 71 10 4 la ball. The coachers howled themselves 1910, not only raised tho type of men Kopr. cm.. .74 .363 .4 T.Tw??.iimii.,,bu "23U7 48 83 13 .370 ".2 the great backs In the Eastern college Kmiirer. Bklrn.,63 161 18 43 3 .361 .4 30 hoarse telling the runner that the ball playing professional ball but also lm. 244 31 64 1 48 4 13 U .16 ranks, In days Fletcher. N.Y...06 .303 BagOy, 52 O was lost, Bennett kept making mo- proved men. and the before tho war OJ CleT....2l 3 14 .269 .17 but tho calibre of Balrd. Phil.. 00 242 33 13 .260 Pratt. s 81 "OS 3 his football play would have received 18 60 13 Ougan.PhllV.'.-.VoSs- 79 10 .207 .! tions as though to throw to third, and Any one who travels with a ball ciub Ia. Pitta 3 .200 .26 18 77 T even greater attention. Persons who Smith. Pbll 31 37 1 7 369 .33 .307 .3 the runner danced back and forth for nowadays and travelled with one -- Oimnlnn'm. Det.19 13 3 4 1 In the knew say, Barnes, N.Y.... 26 66 7 17 358 .12 anannon,Bos.. .267 .19 nearly minute finally real- 'SOscan understand how the type of mon Frank used to however, "but M,ir Chi 73 263 36 73 338 - .1 241 27 04 6 .205 .8 a before he Lyou ought to see play PhilUps.fcler.;;iu 11 1 4 O .264 .80 ized not who make their living in baseball has him baseball. He's Zlmmerman,N.Y.73 361 86 67 357 Murphy, Waah.,49 that Bennett did have the ball. a wander It, one of those stonewall Bancroft, ran. . .z 94 24 350 157 41 3 .261 .8 I The spheroid had rolled Into small Improved In .the last fifteen years. There at is t:8 A . 3fUl 1. A a .fielders nothing ever gets through.'! Maranvllle. BOS..73 264 37 67 .254 5 38 hole grandstand are still a few survivors of the old order, that Cnato. CIn 28 87 10 32 .253 relsch.Chi 81 294 38 75 15 .2."a d. .a at the base of the wall. they hopelessly But Frlsch never played with the a .251 .2 12 0 .255 but are in the minority. rteaie, uin " m i 38 107 7 37" Another Peculiar Incident. Even without prohibition Is Fcrdham Varsity team until last spring, Miller. CIn 63 251 81 63 3 .251 .11 vSS'iSv 2 .264 .4 It doubtful 18 28 3 7 1 .250 71 8 .354 If game when he played a daasllng game for the Smith, Cln A3 The most spectacular Incident took the would have developed any PowKlt. Boa 73 280 33 63 13 .241 .9 Witt, 35 4 .254 .1 more Rube Waddells or Bugs Raymonds. Bronx Inst'tutlon at short, and was one Bklyn. 84 161 34 39 4 .2 .11 Phil 7S 305 3S 76 7 .249 .7 place at. Providence August 17, 188S, Johnston. uujpor, U0B....J9 2SU It was fellows like Eddie Collins of of Its leading clubbers. He made his Wllann. lion 44 'isi as i .241 .7 Bush, Det 43 71 14 .248 .20 wnen the Grays won a 1 to 0 game In game niackburne.rhU.40 112 11 27 3 .Z41 t- .1 69 260 38 uo 17 .ata , eighteenth inning. Montgom- Columbia, Jack Coombs of Colby, Eddie' best record in a with the Baltimore 65 3 . 248 the John Internationals, getting five hits In Pick. Chi. 72 361 37 63 IS .241 .4 Smith. St. .1 ery Ward was tho pitcher for Providence uinni oi iiorvara. itoy '1 nomas ot Adanu. Phil.... .46 139 10 31 3 .240 Hannah. ivi io 38 0 ,248 ,8 Pennsylvania, Cree many times up. his blngles Including two Balrd. V. Y..., .23 60 0 13 O .240 .61 N.V::i 66 41 1 .317 and Weldraan and Trott the battery for Birdie of Penn State, 107 33 47, e .239 18 1 -- doubles and a triple. Hollochtr. ChL. .64 .3 .347 Detroit. Plank of Gettysbmrrr "Joe Blrmtngnam Terry. . . 69 206 SO 63 6 .238 .2 AinanJKhYDct:.-6l?7tSi3- 8 78 6 ,340 already given I'ltta. A was customary In e, of Cornell. Bill Carrlgan and Jack Barry McGraw has Frlsch t"aier, ruts., 47 134 18 33 .338 .3 43 4 .344 .0 As those days or Holy Cross. Fred Merkle of Illinois, several chances to show whst he could Rariden. Cln. .. .46 130 13 31 3 238 .16 20 2 .243 ... the famous pitcher of the Frov!-- 4 do. and his fielding high Smith. St. L 75 36 66 18 .237 .4 62 3 .242 .3 team, played In Dave Fulti of Brown, John Henry of has been of a 28 O dence the outfield on the grade. Vaughn, Chi.... 23 69 8 14 .236 .14 3" 13 .242 days on which he did pitch. Amherst, Harry Lord of Bates, Larry j Balrd. N.Y 24 81 6 12 0 .235 .40 sirunlc,Phll....78 3u7 73 242 .9 not Gardner nnd Ray Collins ' v ;? jsw mmumm- Mann. Chi 78 282 30 66 13 .234 .2 Gainer. Bos... 3, 7 Ji 31 .241 .6 Radbourne, who was an effective of Vermont jrr; ibwwm' wrr 10 43 4 .233 .16 0 .BO who he'fjed bring traiia-formatio- n Tiro From lToly Cross. IMlhoofcr..St. L..20 240 hitter as well as a great pitcher, went about this grest HendrU. 19 43 3 10 O .233 .11 "hie, Clov ij ,7 4 .233 Chi.... A Perkins. to In the of eighteenth In the personnel ot the big Bowen and Stats are both New Eng- Ml!lm rtvlvn 27 83 19 O 232 .10 Phil... 80 jj 40 .234 .8 bat last half the leSJfuo nines. Smith. Boa 48 147 13 84 4 .231 . . j, 21 .233 ,.8 and drove the ball on a line to left. land youngsters, who starred In the a 1 .230 In recent years big league Jobs lost Holy Cross outfield spring. Both of Lear. Chi i ' 70 231 .3 George Wood was tho left fielder of last Barber, Chi 38 61 6 14 2 .230 9 .2.11 the Wolverine team, and the ball got their attraction for the average colle- them won fame as college hitters. The Phil. ..49 160 13 38 4 .229 .14 3 O .231 Pulttn. 19 1 O Doul.N. past gian. Before the war there was the green, O'Farroll. Chi... 33 83 8 Y...15 13 2 X O .231 9 him and rolled to tho part of the lsds arc, of course, still a little 63 168 18 39 3 .326 Risberg.Chi...,63 League quick-witte- HChmldt, Pitts... 214 49 14 field where was customary Federal war. the Players' Fra- but they are d youngsters 40 .220 it for horses ternity squabbles, IcklnK. Phil.... 57 181 16 6 .221 Severed. St. L. 02 170 I 41 0 .2211 and carriages to be parked. Wood all of them giving the and should be able to pick up a lot of W bitted. PhU...6l 333 25 51 4 .220 Snj.U 6S 231 20 SO O .228 fclaclt eye making Lavan. L 41 153 13 33 1 .316 - .8 dashod up to the parking space and Cto a and baseball baseball by keeping their eyes open. As St. -- 65 3 . 223 .12 lteuther, CIn. . .35 61 2 11 O .216 .18 10 found the ball had nestled an undesirable job for an ambitious McGraw no reserve outfielder but LJIM9jBjBsBsbSU 13r I .221 .16 that near the has IVsBsBsBsB? sBsBsBsBsBsW sBsBsBsBS VttsMaf Callahan. Phil, .43 121 26 4 .715 .22,1 youngster. . , 14 O 3 O .212 ." 29 .H heels of a large black horse of vicious Lee King, there Is a flue chance for one Amm. St. L .17 Ellison. Det.... 46 127 18 28 .220 .8 Besides the baseball peace brought get Piekxni. Thll. .20 29 6 8 O .207 Burrus,Phll....is 32 mien. As Wood reached for the ball the a or the other ot these lads to on the o 2 .207 3 .210 .22 reduction Woodward, St. L.19 29 4 Coveleskie. Clev25 61 11 4-- animal made terrific klpk at the field- of salaries and conditions In regular Giant payroll next year. 8 8 O .205 Kopp.Phll 4 .216 .X k the minors became so they Benton. N. 39 .38 61 20 31 .212 .14 er, who backed away with alacrity. bad that were Jesse Winters pitched for Simmons Crulae. Bo. 51 166 12 34 4 .205 .1 Rogers, Phil.... 21 4? 5 9 trt no position to pay college 3 7 O .205 ,14 Ehmla fl- -, . " .214 .17 Wood was still Baying, "Whoa, boyt" men the College In Texas up to 1916, and later OoOdwla,St.U..23 34 13 .214 .41 semi-pr- Oomales, N. Y.. .25 74 10 13 3 .303 .6 Johnson, Phil 3g as Radbourno pattered over tho plate salaries they once were able to offer twirled o around New Mexico O ,.n 3 8 .211 .11 Malone. Hllm....-i- 153 7 31 .203 96 SO crack collegians. Then In two yearn recom- MkVAPuunuii.nt.i,,43 10 .208 .7 with the winning run. the and western Texas. He was Breaaier.cin. . . .43 110 id jj 3 .200 .2 Sit f. nn n 12 of participation 7 1 .200 .207 .7 In the way of wejrd home rune, American In the war all mended to the Giants by Jim Gardner, Hamilton. Pitta,. 18 I Orovtir, Wash!.'.45 137 14 20 .203 it the college youngsters Grimes, Bkln, IS 6 0 O .108 .13 2X0 35 40 only remains for some player to knock the owner of tho Dallas team. McGraw .Manee, . . .22 71 4 14 0 .197 .6 Whaw, iitt""M .204 .13 flocked to the big game re- win.. Wash. ...2.. A4 7 13 .203 .7 a ball Into a flying machine that Is loop- and had no taste took a fancy to him as soon as he Nehf, Boa . .20 6H 6 11 o .196 .7 I.nntM PIav 1 1 - . for professional ball. 31 0 8 o .194 .13 14 .200 .86 ing the loop over a ball pasture. ported to the Olants In Marlln In 1917, Packard, rhil.. ..21 Sothoron, St. L..22 45 2 9 .200 .21 predicted big things Pearoe.Phil... ..66 218 24 42 5 .192 .2 .tit.ini-e- , , mau.ia 40 3 8 and tor him. . 73 4 14 0 .102 .2 .200 Balrd Fields Like Lajote. fichulu. St. L. ..40 Nayior, Phil 17 35 1 20O .7 He was tanned out to Kansas City Caton. Pitts. . . 34 94 13 18 1 .101 COBB SAYS TRAINING Is, making j 6 .190 .1 Dyer, .200 .31 Al Balrd ot course, the star pupil that spring and after a great Paakert.Chl... ..60 200 10 39 Det 31 72 8 .184 .4 HlUalia.Boa... 31 1 4 O .190 .79 1 nomas, .77 283 of McGraw's present college class. At snowing in me nrsi six weexa or tne ROYALS BEAT LIXCOLN8. ..15 O rnu.. 26' .194 ,6 CAMPS Is Camp Jacobs. St. L..., ..18 48 6 9 .168 .10 Ionard, Wash. .30 67 9 ,193 ARE BUGABOO also a little older than the others. His American Association race he was Mills, July 25. The Brooklyn Mollnlta, PHta ..46 139 0"26 8 .187 ,3 grace In fielding Winters soon won a commis- Royal Boa., 3 10 O .185 .9 Russell, '.'20 .180 .3 has frequently been drafted. Giants defeated the Lincoln Giants Rudolph, ..19 64 N.Y. 27 O .185 .11 More compared to that of Lajole. He glides sion as Heutenmit, and was discharged of New York here in a game for the Adams, Pitta.. ..19 60 3 0 O ,180 .8 v,iruiI,UDl. . . ,24 06 2 .183 Harmful Than Bene- . 8 23 3 .178 .4 Johnson, R .8 over the Infield nnd time to the Giants at Gaines- benefit the score : Bnjder.N.Y. ..61 157 Waab..34 88 .1R3 .8 ficial, makes the hardest Just in Join of soldiers. Tho Pfefler.Bkln.. .17 68 8 10 I .172 ... Morton. dev.. ,20 45 2 Thinks Great Player. plays look easy. During spring. R. H. E. O O .7 Shawkey, .178 .1 the time he ville last Royal t.Ht. I, ..18 34 4 .167 N. Y..28 63 2 .176 .IS recently substituted for Doyle gave Winters showed so mueh on train- Giants.. 1 11 1 Schmaadt, Bkln.. 34 00 0 10 0 .167 .2 Walters, Bos.. .29 75 4 Ty Cobb he this Iincoln Giants 00001(10 0- -6 1 1 1 .173 .8 answers the critics of his one of ing trip many thought Tragoser, Phil.. .22 48 .167 .8 Williams, Chi.. .24 68 7 .173 .1 the prettiest exhibitions ot second that he would be Batteries Williams,01000043Treadwell and Forejt; 83 o .156 .11 1'ennock. 42 3 training camp methods by the assertion base seen In by regular. was Dubuc,N.Y....10 II0S...I8 .166 .13 play New York In some used McGraw as a It Bran and Brooks. Smith. Bkln 16 36 o .163 .14 Janvrin, Wash. .45 189 11 .164 .8 that tho routine of one month or six time. So far Balrd has only displayed freely said he had more natural skill Lunue. Cln 18 20 o .150 Harper. Wash. .23 49 2 .163 .11 weeks Is entirely too long for the ball fair ability as a hitter, but what hp than any pitching youngster who came Kelly, Boa 18 64 1 .141 Shocker, St. I,.. 10 37 3 .162 .19 player. hits Douglas. N.Y. ..25 51 o .137 .31 Billings. St. L... .23 44 4 .169 has made usually were timely. He looks to Now York since Mathewson's day. SO o .27 McAoy, 30 For many seasons "1 Hickman, Bkln.. 24 .133 Phil.. 109 0 .136 " A Cobb has refused to like one of the best young prospects In However, Jesse needs experience and International League Batting and Pitching Averages Mamaux, Bkln.. .17 31 o .129 .14 Kerr. Chi 22 33 4 ,152 report to the Tigers when they entrained oaseDau y. McGraw has been breaking him In grad- Doak Bt,l, . . . .18 35 o .114 .4 .151 for Dixieland. Rarely Meadows Phil. .24 36 O .111 .8 Tbormah'n.N.YlO 40 '1 .150 has he Jumped . A spring In ually. He takes the view many O Into exhibition date Baton that a Causey, N. Y, . .19 38 .111 .3 Zl 48 2 MO .10 uniform earlier than a week or ten Rouge, La., on the Giants' training triD young pitcher has been ruined by being HATTING. Brunr. Newark07 213 24 S3 18 .245 .0 1'lTCHEItS' RECORDS, Kims.N.Y.... .17 IS O .111 Gallia, St. I... . .21 40 2 .143 - .3 days before tho opening of the regular 1915 is responsible pres used, before he was ready. tVoeok B. furtell. Tor..l6 40 0 13 1 .245 ... Cadore, BkU).. .21 40 0 .109 .32 Wickland,N.Y..22 43 1 .140 season. fit for Balrd's Oaln Clifford, 18 12 1 Pitcher and Club. W. L. VV, Shoan, Una 20 100 Cobb's enemies repeatedly de- y, linch.. 40 6 .245 .5 TC. L. Hlnir. Cln .18 19 0 .105 4 .130 ence in me Dig leagues Player, Club. O. n. n.- - 811. 11 .1 o .4 clare The An. rc. Lou Donelaoa, But.. 83 l 60 83 ,23 .7 mil, Ualtlmnro 1.000 6 Sweeney. Pitta... 17 43 1 .005 Jones. B,". ....18 40 2 . I2K f that falluro to train would handi- Giants had a game with Louisiana Uni J'lfttJHT, JlUlff...df 21 St 83 4 .429 MclnaK Tor. ..69 181 18 44 0 .243 ,1 Thompson, Hal tin) ore. 4 O 1.000 4 MUter, 18 S3 O .086 .33 Boland.Det...,18 41 1 11 . 1 W A-- cap Cobb considerably. GILBERT LEADS BATSMEN. See, Itoch 68 247 eo 13 Watenn, Pitt ni But it has never versity that spring and one glance lot .303 Otdea, Jtorh... 10 33 3 8 0 .342 Baltlmoro.... 3 0 1.000 8 Keating, uos. , . . 10 34 O .063 (:rart,Waah..,,16 18 1 0 .111 ,u done so. Several at Kelly, Itoch.... 85 SIS 04 HR 23 .373 lUlllngor, Roch.58 170 19 43 10 .240 , . . Frank, Baltimore IS 3 .833 18 13 O Dallas. Det 18 49 O times the "Southern McG 11 t Martin, Chi .077 4 .102 .9 Typhoon" Balrd convinced raw he was a real Thoinpaon.lialt.il 23 9 O .300 n.90 HudxUu. J.O.,.51 171 11 41 3 .240 .17 Jonis, Toronto 12 3 .800 3 Davenport, St. L.15 24 3 O has started slowly, but along Blazing: Asso- 203 38 .083 .33 mid-Jun- o ball player. His Infield play In ex- Trail for Southern Lawrty.llalt...,Rl 78 103 .368 ,8 WUtw, 263 30 W fl .2.17 .3 Lyona. Newark 6 3 .760 1 Thomas, Cler... 18 10 o . about ho the Jacobaon, Halt. SO 863 78 llur....73 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB BATTING. 0 056 ,7; has found his strldo hibition wasone of the 125 34 ,364 .3 CarrlJ, Koch. . .38 162 17 36 8 .230 .3 llnrschp, Toronto 8 3 , 727 3 Uoou.&t.L, 21 13 0 O .000 nnd breezed along to features of the ciation Players "With .330. 8traIitht,Buf....82 207 48 104 10 .360 .8 DoNOTiile, J O.40 163 17 33 2 .229 l'arnham, Baltimore. .18 7 .720 Week ... the sublime "heights game. game McGraw Hontley.Hait, . ,33 130 10 L47 of tho After the sought New Oiw.iu.ns, La., July 26. Batting 2 .338 .03 Hyde, J. 0 41 11H 19 27 3 ,220 .3 ltyan. Buffalo 0 4 .603 Gain AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUB offensive baseball world. out the youngster and l(uBimtll,IiMd.7fi 275 40 02 6 . 333 .3 Kmt. Iloch. . . ,13 48 7 2 .229 Martin, Hlnnhaniton.. a 4 ,003 Clubs. O. AB. R. n.'SB, TC Loss BATTING. "Four to offered him a Job and base stealing Harecbor, 17 39 8 It ... six weeks training In the with the Giants the of collego honors of the South- Bur.. 13 0 .S33 .08 Btiinautt, ItoCb..42 101 10 23 3 .223 ... Homwnll, ?ifiwark...,16 8 .1167 New York.. .73 2435 347 681 76 .277 .2 Wook South, with two at ei! his ern Association are in possession of Gil- Mabel. Bait. .83 358 70118 35 .333 .11 Orr. Itoch 37 141 12 32 13 .227 .:. Hock, Toronto...... 10 6 .687 2709 297 733 64 . 367 .3 sessions dally, hurts career. - Balrd's folks didn't care mneh Bolry.llalt.....80 337 2 108 8 llrookln...73 Clubs. O. AB. R. than helps bert of New Orleans. Ho has stolen .330 Bcliulte. Blng.,,84 283 40 04 10 .230 .15 Ilubbell, Toronto.,,. ,11 a .647 ClDClunatl.,79 3533 331 605 86 .364 .3 Chicago n. sn. ivissa rather a player," Cobb ex- the Idea of the youngster playing McLsiTy.Blng..SO 272 03 88 16 .310 .8 Walah, Read. ..65 105 18 44 4 ,220 .8 CUlforti, liochiter....ll 8 .047 St.Loula. ...77 2569 267 661 74 .257 .2 83 270U 372 751 10S .277 .1 plains. "After two for twenty-fou-r bases and Is blazing tho 247 7 Cleveland... M 2703 334 730 weeks In the South professional Dan, Al figured Konnlck,(oad,.e0 41 78 6 .310 ,11 Weudell, J.O...20 73 7 18 O .222 .6 Oordonler, Buffalo,.,, 5 3 ,625 Boston 74 2516 215 642 7 . 255 .1 74 .273 the player Is but he trail for the hitters with .335. Other KeoTca.Koch. , .13 61 3 18 1 ,314 lirotan, Itoch. .35 64 5 14 O .217 .0 Ilarnm, Hlr.ghamton.. 6 3 ,625 Philadelphia 74 2539 304 641 71 .283 .1 Detroit..... 81 2509 3.14 695 73 .267 trained rather lino. After would like to take a whirl at It. He leading batters for thirty or more llonU.lUlt.. 82 310 53 100 13 ,313 .34 Morrlautte. J. OI0 00 3 13 1 .217 ... Justin, Toronto o n .600 PltUbura.,.70 2533 368 632 114 . 251 ,1 St. Louis.... 82 2678 313 710 63 .265 that strenuous training begins to sap Joined the team In 1917, but enlisted in games: ('roKSln,Kead.,.3A 113 13 35 0 .313 Barleu. Head.. .15 33 4 5 0 .217 KiielHCh, Baltimore.., 0 6 .600 Chicago.... 70 2594 249 040 69 .249 .1 New York.., 83 2780 323 733 62 .264 ,2 his endurance. When the season opens Wliiteman,TorSS 302 70 113 13 .313 .3 61 8 13 1 0 .COO Waahlngton.su 2U15 3iH 744 84 ,255 1 the navy shortly after the 1917 world's ; McOabo.New'rk30 .213 .11 Harnlianlt, Headln;... 4 he looks good and plays be- Chrlstanburg, Memphis, .831 McDon- FoleT.T.O 14 43 7 14 4 .311 Brecldnrklgn,Tr.81 374 St 68 13 .211 .3 Harper. Hlr.Khamton.. .1 3 .600 riTCUEUS' RECORDS Boston 80 2598 303 635 5 .232 I .4 well. But series. He got out cr service In time to ald, Nashville. .325; Grimm, Little Rock, On'.,7,,Tor. . . .80 318 43 94 26 . 308 .31 Mathewi.ltoch.67 200 25 43 11 .200 HlgKln.i, Hlngharnton..lo 7 .688 --Last- Phlladelphla.70 2697 201 050 61 .241 .3 fore st you will notice that he make (he Giant training trip last spring. .319; Duncan, Birmingham, .315; Paters, lioo!an,ltead..,81 280 39 80 3 .808 ,3 McAlpUie.N'rk.4 143 14 30 5 ,209 .23 Jordan. Buffalo 10 8 .650 Titcher and Club. W. l. ro. is growing stale, that he Isn't playing JlauniAli. J.O...70 800 43 03 13 .307 .1 Heltman, 33 67 3 14 O .209 . McCabe. Newark 0 ,629 Carter. Chicago 3 0 1.000 3 .. PITCHERS' RECORDS. RIchbourg owed his presence with the Birmingham, .305 : Sullivan, Or- 1 lloch. with all the old dash and ppeed. New i,avls,Newark..l3 21 4 7 ,304 ,48 HoJey. Itoch... 12 43 3 0 1 .209 ... Acpntit, Rochester. . . .10 0 .528 Diibuc. New York.,.. 6 1 .633 1 ,. Giants to the fact that McGraw selected leans, .304 ; Mayer, Atlanta, ,398 ; Car- Altenmrrs-.Bea- 88 103 20 48 A .301 .18 Moran, Itoch... 33 87 16 18 1 ,207 Thomas, Buffalo 8 8 .500 Mitchell, Brookln... 4 1 .800 .. 1 Pitcher and Club. W, L. PC. tv. L. "Early in my career I spent four to Gainesville, Florida, as the place to do roll. Memphis, .297; McMUUn. Mobile, WoUer,Bead...61 231 38 80 5 ,200 ,0 HunscU.J.C.. ..20 44 3 9 0 ,203 Peterson, Toronto, .. , 7 7 , 600 Buether, Cincinnati.. .11 3 .786 1 ., Nelson, New York... 3 0 1,000 3 six weeks in training camps. Usually Parnhara.Balt..34 01 11 27 1 ,307 .1 Gather. Newark.87 828 34 87 11 .204 Devlnney, Buffalo. ., . 5 5 .500 Balnea, New York. ,.14 4 .778 6 .. Cicotte, Chicago 19 .820 " his 1919 training. They called Rich' .396. 135 3 .10 , O 7 I reported for tho opening of the LcTor,Balt..,..44 28 40 290 .31 Uamh'dt, Head. 31 69 4 13 1 .203 Otnlou, . . ft n ,600 Cause), New York... 3 .760 .. 1 Wltllaun, Chicago. .. .10 6 .727 6 . season bourg best college player In Martin. 14 48 4 14 O .10 1 In fine condition. the the lllus.,.. .202 .11 Uubbell,Tor..,31 55 6 11 O .200 .12 Johnson, Baltimore.,. 3 2 ,600 Bailey, Chicago 3 .760 .. 1 Sothoron, Ut, Louis,,. 13 0 ,706 .. i But after about two South last spring, and Judging by the Walsh.Newarlt.-- 1M 28 68 8 .301 .13 Ulllen!c. litng.,47 142 11 28 8 !107 ,1 Hhna.Nowark V 10 .474 AUanu, Pittsburg 11 4 .733 3 .. Daus, Detroit 11 5 ,688 4 .. months I would begin to get a little HENDRYX STILL IN FB0UT. KbdrUurz.KochTS 202 37 84 11 ,2HH ,6 123 Newton, Baltimore. . . i 7 Uaileo. Cincinnati 10 4 .714 .. 1 Coicleskie, Cleveland. 13 6 fight being put up for title to the player. 30 Oook, Newark.. 88 18 34 3 .105 ... .462 .6.S4 ,. 1 ninie. aiy worK would sip. de- Burr.s.Itead....73 286 S3 13 .2KS .1 87 11 17 O Hmwn, Iteadln 0 11 .460 Kllrr. Cincinnati 13 6 .706 8 . New York.,,. 13 0 ,067 1 lack I he somo future. . 821 0.1 93 39 DcnCel,Tor....30 .103 .18 Sulnn, cided finally It wan has The Giants and MIIlnr.Newark..R7 .387 .3 Donovau, Bins, 33 57 8 9 0 .1. Hchaeht.JureeyClty... 9 13 .429 '1'oney, New York,... 7 3 .700 1 ,. Cleveland. ... 13 6 .067 1 that wn. t Asso- 0'Itourke.Btng..83 339 62 94 16 .101 , . . Dodgers had quite a squabble for ills' Continues to Lead American .380 .8 Dooln. Heart.. ..30 106 10 20 4 .180 .20 Hoe. ltocneeter, . . . 6 7 ,417 Luque, Cincinnati.,,. 7 5 .700 .. 1 Shaw, Washington. , , , 14 8 ,630 .. i overtrained. So one season I did not 8chwnltter.JYC..oS 315 35 81 10 .384 68 11 cf Keefo. Heading Q 10 Cauore, Brooklyn..... O 4 .693 A Kerr. Chicago 7 V services, ai.a after he had been awarded 323 Jordan, But..,. 31 5 .190 ,14 .376 .. 4 .636 .. 1 repori io me camp for the full training ciation Batters. llarney.Dur.,.S4 JO 01. 20 ,2M .7 Schacht. 75 6 14 1 Zellars. Jersey City... 7 12 .368 Benton. New 6 .688 8 .. Ehmke, Detroit ,13 7 . 033 to New Chattanooga 10 13 1 J.O.,.37 .187 .7 . . ork...ll 3 but merely put In York the team has 111., 8rart,lB&d...,lA 40 ,13 Brown, 37 64 1 10 1 Unman, llochrtter, . o 12 ,333 Mayer, Pittsburg 8 8 .625 4 .. Hhankey, New York.. 13 8 ,619 about ten days work. Chicaoo, July 26. Hendryx, the flhannon.Dlng. ,80 303 40 80 head... .183 .26 Itnchostcr.,. , .. i T Vi- put In a claim for hlra. Now he tempo UUl.Balt 13 37 4 .183 Hcitman, 3 4 833 Douglas. New York. .10 6 .623 1 .. Johnson, Washington.. 14 9 ,6W 1 .. "As a redult wax i- t. ... Louisville slugger, has a safe margin In McCarmn,Huf..7a 3M 03 73 8 .283 SO ... (law, Newark 3 4 ,333 Uhttf , 7 6 WeUman, rarity, at least, Is the property of Oak Justin, Tor 31 44 4 8 0 .182 .8 Cincinnati .... .563 .. 1 bt. Louis... 9 0 .600 1 the regular playing season all en- - the batting lead of the American Asso- Htryker.Newaxkll 33 2 7 o .am ? 1 l)onoran,Blna:hamton. 6 10 ,333 Alexander, Chicago... 0 6 l.aldwell, Boston the Fpr youngster he sure Is getting Kllerbe.illog,.. .73 81 78 Lyons, Newark. 16 38 6 0 ,179 .10 .546 3 .. 0 4 .600 1 uurnnce was necessary land. a ciation. His average. Including games S3 2 .378 .11 Kouunell, New'k34 86 0 15 O .176 Harscher, Buffalo 4 8 ,333 Vaurhn, Chicago 13 10 .645 .. 1 Jasper, Cleveland. .., 3 2 .000 3 mat and I car- jot. Kano,J.O. ,..S4 70 13 33 8 ,37H .03 at Welnort, Roadlng 4 R ried It right along into print a Wednesday, Is .361. Smyth Mil- Shay. Newark. .30 100 10 17 0 .170 .333 Goodatn, tit. Louis... 0 6 .645 .. 2 Phillips. Cleve.and..., 3 2 .600 1 .! through to the end of of Uonohue,llnad..l7 40 0 .376 .11 Mtryker, Newark 3 n ,33.1 Brooklyn 8 1 The Giants trained last spring on the Bargrant.Now'k78 260 34 o iz n .164 .7 Pfeller, 9 .639 .. Kmuiann, Cleveland., 3 a ,6oo .. i of the season. Instead of finishing waukee continues to lead the, base steal- 30 73 1 .274 ;? 19 43is 3 7 Jenson, Newark 3 4 ..'133 lludolpn, Boston 0 8 ,629 4 .. Pennock. Boston 7 5 tho University of Florida's field, and Rich Keatlng.IJur. 311 10 0 .103 .SB . .683 a ers with twenty-eigh- t, while Becker of ..85 U 11 .273 .3 .160 ,s Mlllw, Jersey Uitr. . 3 4 ,333 Cooper, Pittsburg , ,. o 0 .600 ., 3 Love, Detroit 4 3 .671 .. inssea nna worn out and bourg, the Florida third Mminui, Imme- W.Iurutll,Tor..7 200 12 .273 .2 MorrlMrtte, Jer. City,. 5 13 .294 Ixjuls 5 5 i ore,"j. was good Kansas City and Brief, his teammate, Tllihnp.lUIt. . 827 5 80 Oordonlrr. Duf..l3 31 3 5 o , ICO .. Tuero, St. ,600 .. 4 Shocker, St. Louis..,. 8 0 .671 3 ,. trainee just as physically was spotted as .80 14.373 ,7 61 3 1 Hocirvormlt, BlnKh'n... 3 5 .286 Marquard, Brooklyn.. 3 3 .600 1 Thormahlen, New York7 0 as when diately out a player head run Nagle, 377 27 76 U 4-- Thomaa,liuf,,.31 8 .167 .21 1 .. ,538 ,, 6 the RMiinn i - are tied for home hitting with six Itocli... .76 .371 .3 O Barton", ltiMdtn 6 .167 Boston 3 3 . 600 Chicago h,,n shoulders above his mates. He 104 Keefa.lleaU.. ..29 64 5 10 ,150 - .8 1 Scott, 3 .. Palwr, 8 7 ,633 .. 1 Kir.ce and had each. Other leading batters for thirty Mooers. J, G...2S 38 3 .370 .30 HlajEUw, llUKwll, Jersoy City. . 7 .125 8 3 Ut. then I've followed that system of S20 87 Blng.,23 46 4 7 1 .168 .10 1 King, Cincinnati .600 I Oallla, Louis 9 8 .629 .. 1 all the actions of Eddie Collins when J.C.84 35 6 .207 .1 Donohue, Heading.,., 7 .135 U training, onougn get the or more games: 1 KyaU)Bof. 18 39 3 6 0 .154 Tyler, Chicago 3 3 .600 .. 3 Boland. Detroit 0 .600 I jusi to the kinks out Bockoerraet.IlDglO 15 ,4 0 ,207 ,0 .8 Falrcloth, Uicghamton. o a ,000 Chicago 7 .. Columbia kid first broke in with the Good, Kansas City, ,839; Becker, Anderson, Tor. .8S 318 30 tti .?no ,4 Porlnney.Buf..l7 28 0 4 O .143 .37 llendrlx, 0 .462 ,. 3 Morton, Cleveland..., 8 8 . 600 3 .. of my arms and legs without the sacri- ll Herache,Tnr,.,24 43 3 0 1 Grimes, Brooklyn.,... 0 7 .463 .. 4 Ieonard. Detroit 7 7 .500 3 . Athletics. Kansas City, .334 ; Miller, Kansas City, 8PdtnSiTor.,70 318 24 68 1 ,288 .4 .140 .14 Pittsburg fice of stamina." He hit well In the games played llolden,Tor...,53 102 37 81 6 .205 , ,3 Heck. Tor...,,. IS 46 1 0 O .183 .10 FISH ENTERS ANNAPOLIS. Miller, 8 7 ,463 I .. Ruth. Boston 6 6 ,600 . 3 .883; Cochran, Kansas City, .316; Halt. 102 38 43 4 .203 .... Knetsch,llalt...l8 48 4 8 0 Mamaux, Brooklyn... 4 5 .444 1 ., Ituasell, New York... 4 4 ,600 1 ., Giant first and second teams Louln-vlll- e, Jloriran, Philadelphia. 4 S ,444 1 Ivoolt, against the O'Mara, Indianapolis, .315 : Klrke, ii"f. ...80 130 13 30 2 .203 ,3 Knrlflit, J.O...10 8 0 10 .135 ... Packard. ,. ht. Louis 3 3 .500 1 ,. WILLIAMS IS JTOELAUT. and looked like a real comer, .812 ; Taggert, Columbus, .809 ; Mil- Downoy. J. 140 14 39 8 .262 AooatA.Roch.,.,28 80 8 8 1 .131 .19 M, T. Will Nobf. Boston 0 9 .400 ,. 5 Jam s, Button 4 .444 .. 2 O..40 ... I. Athlete Strengthen Louis 7 0 1 H ler, Paul, .399 ; Rehg, Indianapolis, llarrla, liuf. . . .81 808 47 80 15 .281 .17 Jonea,Tor.....,ia 60 4 7 0 ,120 .13 Doak. St. .418 .. Jon s, Boston 10 .444 1 ., ; Brooklyn Claimed Rlcliboorff. St Sheridan, Head. 82 287 38 75 6 .261 ,3 rmt.it ed. ..,.io 26 i a o .120 .13 Middles tn Swimming, Uarison, Pittsburg.... 8 4 .429 .. 1 Erickion, Washington. 3 4 .439 a .. rmuiheini, Stnr Back, Is .804. Caiey, liuf. 188 13 44 1 4-- Krank.Balt 28 89 7 7 1 .110 .11 Hamilton, llttaburg.. 8 8 .420 .. 4 Shore, New York 4 0 ,400 . a io Re. ,.,.M .231 .0 -- 28. . McQraw Invited Mm to come to the Clarke. Bait. ...32 02 18 24 3 .281 Petenon.Tor.,,21 S3 1 4 o .091 ,0 ArWArous, July Swimming and Wnodward.Pa.dt.l,... 0 8 ,429 .. 2 &era, Cleveland 3 3 , 400 3 ., turn to College. 67 aw,NewaxL-,..1- 3 25 1 o sports Demaree. Boston.,.,. 3 4 .429 .. 1 Lowdermilk. Chicago, 3 3 Giants the end of his college year. IRISH SPORTS AT CELTIC rARIC. Cobb. J. 0.....62 210 26 8 ,20 ,3 2 .060 ... other at the Naval Academy have Chicago. .400 .. 3 at Kellara. J. O. ,, ,28 73 h 10 0 .360 ,0 Shea.Newark, ,.20 63 3 4 0 .077 .6 been strengthened by the entrance Martin. .... 3 5 ,400 1 ,, Johnson. Philadelphia. 5 8 ,385 1 William stown, July 19. Football In the meantime Brooklyn had been Engineers' lllley. BITS. S28 40 85 0 .260 7 as a Meadows, Philadelphia 0 10 .378 3 ,. Uh,e, Cleveland 3 5 .375 .. '3 The Union of New York ...85 midshipman of Harry Fish, one Keating Boston 7 Mays, stock at Williams has taken another tipped off to the boy, for at the end of will hold an meet nontalM, Tor. .88 303 71 70 16 .269 1 CI.VB BATTING. of Mas 4 .363 ,, 6 Boston... 0 It .353 .. 3 athletic at Celtic Park Bereough, Buf,.54 187 17 48 .1 a Jaooba, Pa.. St. L,... 0 13 .833 .. 8 Kinney, PhiladelpnU.. 4 0 .308 ,. boost with the announcement that Franz-hel- . college term ne signed wnn me .267 .3 TTeek sachusetts Tech best swimmers and all 6 ins Kerry will play Tlpperary nnd Kmlth, till B..,, 183 25 47 H .287 ,13 around athletes. He has on Sherdell. St. Louis... , a 6 .333 3 ., Shrllenbark, Chicago., 1 3 .350 ., 3 quarterback on the crack 1920 reported to team on KgatJ. . contested Dodgera and that Cavan will meet Cork In the football Unit.. 43 144 21 37 3 ,287 .3 ciub. a. AB. R. n. an. ro lom swimming meets Amua. St. Ixwts 3 4 .333 .. 4 Harper, Washington. , 4 13 ,233 ,, 0 freshman eleven, will return to college Its first Western, trip. The GJants took championships letter, New.rk.W) 383 40 75 11 .356 Baltimore,,, 80 3103 654 937 145 several here and was a U. Bmltb, PhiiadtJpha 3 6 .238 1 .. Rogers, Philadelphia,. 3 11 .314 3 while Limerick will meet Hartznan. Blng.47 183 47 .03 tho team May. L 3 B '.. In the fall to resume his course. up the matter with John Heydler and Tlpperary In hurling. S3 0 ,364 .I, Rocheater.,.85 2804 385 781 118 .270 member of which holds the st. .350 .. 3 Davenport, St, Loula. 3 8 ,300 1 . . He The Oaello j'ltt, Itoch ...,24 83 O 31 5 .253 .,! Buffalo 85 2871 363 765 05 ,366 championship for the 1(0 McQuillen. Boston.,.. I 8 .350 ,, a lVrry, Philadelphia.., 3 14 .176 .. 2 was former captain and star man at RIchbourg was awarded to the New Dancing 287 Itlxsy. Philadelphia... 1 Class of the Carmelite Schools, Madden,Ncw'k.88 43 TJ ii .2M Blnchainton.85 3880 378 747 87 .259 yard relay. Fish also Is good on the 3 1 ,223 .. 1 Mogridge, N, Y. 5 .167 1 .. Lawrencevllle Academy, Franzhelm York club. throuxh the courtesy of Very Rev, Newton, Bait... 19 38 3 0 0 .250 , Heading,... 82 2823 835 739 84 ,2.18 8. bmltb, Brooklyn... 3 8 .200 ., 3 Naylor Philadelphia.! 1 11 .0S.1 .. 7 ' ' Peter 73 O 18 1 . at soccer, basketball and foot- Bkljm, 1 , may be used at his old position with the New Yorker especially are pulling for E. Magennla, O. C. C. will give exhibi- FItralmirrniJ.CIO .247 ,,, Toronto. ,68 2861 888 729 108 .253 track and Cbene), Bos,. 4 .200 .. 1 Craft t Washington. . , o 3 .000 ,, 3 O'Neill, Itoch.. 05 311 28 63 .240 . : Jenny City.. 65 3785 394 638 63 .237 ball. He plays end In football but may Iininglm, Boston 1 4 .200 I ,, Dumont Boston o 4 ,000 .. 4 Purple eleven this coming season with formerly of Fordham, be-- Jigs 1 Frank Frlsch, tions of Irish and reels. Bhaufelc, Bait. 38 114 15 28 3 .240 .10 Newark 87 3769 338 655 110 .237 be too light to make the Academy team. Hogg, Philadelphia... 7 .135 1 .. Ayers Wash., Det.... 0 e .ooo .. e Capt. Ben Boynton shifting to halfback.