Ill JackShesridanQuitsAmeric:an LeagueUmpire!Staff.S[ports ofAllSorts YOUNG IS AS EFFECTIVE AS VETERAN UMPI1 ARBS REIMBURSED FOR THEIR HEROISM EVER AGA1INST NATIONAL BOSTON. Mau. July 13..The j I t. l.ouIs Cardinals lave arttlrd ilih the New York. New Haven The Great nd Hartford Itallroad Company t to Was! or the loan of their effect* In ^ Veteran Has Lost But One Game he Itrldgeport wreck. The ^ Hans Wagper company paid the player*ratlnad in .McAleer Carryew 23 each for their work In help- i W\ ;nthusiastic about the dclici ous, refreshing ington iK to rescue the iajored. The ompany alao paid the Individual I thirst-quenching goodness YearsingBut Fi Players. iii >aaea of the nea. II re «m ah on col 200 for bin trunk MA ^ and clothing* lob Harmon sot a new trunk t Lee Majreeseventyve-dollarput t-> Th- Star. 'itt!e of band, bh ||P|p 6p*<~lai I>:«patch flnger Gabby's right ' the bones into and tei flap a n claim for $.13 for the lows of rT.EVKL.AXD, Ohio. 14 .The Naps ering fragments | Ju!y the flesh into shreds. suit of clothes* Hoggins not a oft their ing hav» apparently killed "What are you doing here?" asked '< e«v trunk, and the other boys j- I lioodoo They have met TornWashingtonHushes Aleer. "You ain't ready to nori^ c rot various sums* ran Kins: from in f«»:jr contests this season, and you?" "No." -aid "but i want to wc 25 to «100. % Street, reded in beating him in every* encounter. _i \ snc* out. I'm taking on weight. If I'm w it is the only beverage he ever drank that has H The Nationals' old nemesis, Denton the club I've got a chance to go out a says Young, still has it on them. TecuinsehCy run atound the field. There's no char V^D and go to it.that 1 A i, vigor Jn when the mane their liamsport." staJl and that has no let down after-effects. U Washington Naps McAleer out an.1 shock t v\ ' y quenched, «- JS J3 A. 3 A 1Un reached B I 9 rr.ne .11 four seasons in which form, went out to a Williamsport pa fl I. Pet Win Send 2c stamp oklet/'The game T«»sm«». W. !j0*p ! " jjjgP the NaMonals took his measure. Hut; a id took off seven ponuds of supcrfluo i Truth About Coca-Cola and that weight in one morning. Detroit. 55 24 .096 700 .687 J^'v this team has continued and useful the agains; succp-- Philadelphia. . 49 29 .028 633 .620 clever scoring device, AffXr as a Nap. Of course, the Nationals" Rob Groom, one of the Nationals' hi Co; New York.. .. 41 37 .526 .532 .519 i Coca-Cola Perpetual has undergone several big changeslineuppitchers, is likewise one of the nicest m was the idol of in the game. Tie likes books and mm Boston 42 38 .525 .5-31 .519 COCA-COLA COMPANY -ir.ce *he da'- when Cy and and all that sort of thlr THE Whenever the pictures 40 37 .519 .526 .513 , Boston fans, but his luck asrainst bu*. best of all. he likes his friends, a Chicago you see an ' Was; ington players stilt sticks with him. he has scores of them in every city, u Cleveland.... 40 42 .488 .494 .482 ^ Arrow think rarely drops into the hotel where the N 27 53 .338 .346 -333 » reallv nutnitched Dixie Walker Friday are Groc Washington.... °f Coca-CoU "> ; tionals stopping without seeing * was »o decision The 56 .282 .291 .278 and th« in the center of » group of fans, frlen I St. Louis.....» 22 Naps scored one ,-nn in {he first and chance acquaintances tha' he h | With one down Waltter issuedinningpicked up on some previous trip, passes to Olsen and Jackson. The former Norman Klberfeld is a great admu XATIOVAIj league. <51-d at third on an attempted double j and A I j of fancy kittens o:' the Persian Team*. W. T*. Pet. Win. « steal, bur Jackson registered on Manager gora type. Jfe has been hunting all ov .698 .613 .600 8'ovall's solid w'na k to center. There the country for a long silken-haired k ti Philadelphia. 48 31" was no more doing in the scoring line whose aneestory could be traced back New York.... 47 3i .603 .608 .595 when Jackson a life on AFTER the sixth, got LYNCH the :OGEL until famous Menelik of Washington. 45 30 .600 605 .592 Cunningham's f'imlde and ea.me around Cleveland h:s search was successful. T Chicago ;nt@ment on StoxaTs sacrifice and nail's double. a m ' kitten is daughter of Fiddlestick, o St.Louis.. .. 44 33 .571 -577 .563 Ann if fumble, this one by Mr Bride, of Cleveland's most beautiful felines, a .571 .559 wanted the Naps on the road to two her sire is Pet Cream, owned bv John Pittsburg 43 33 .566 |3hillies? President Sore Over runs :r. me seventh. Cy was the 416 JUertini Young Bourke. a well know n political wr t< Cincinnati.... 32 44 .421 .429 bencShs .. -. in base ball has been tlie ii lE^P: AMERICAN t to build tip a winning teamatemptingJ Naturally Jim MoAleer and his boys wrought Cloveland A ! Boston 7... 2 X that he stands a aood ehanre of develop- provement the way a teaini [eld for on 1lere with young blood should be set in a v w i r«- when the visiting Wa*t 1 rhiragn O Responsible Rowdyism ing inio valuable ha" player. The ve< sorely disappointed Naps i is Treated says M BB^^I iiiifton notion at once. available made .1 .-lean of the series. This nowadays," Jimmy Every fart that he is both ambitious and «t 1 Oa T I . A sweep Alecr. "Wherever a teaim » is the second time this season that the major league Potrf>11 National League Fields.Pub- I who gives tlie slightest Indicationyoungster gives him an advantage overintelligenta. goes now it is welcomed columns ^pMrsj Phila 1 ) New York 3 who are locals have cleaned up on the Nationals by dclpbia >f making good in this company should majority of the youngster* ui'v not'ers in the newspapers and by lie Is for Clean Ball. breaking into fast company these days. fo..r straight games. They have won i pretty little stories about the opposi 8§S|il§& T^T- In,-, "j.-f NATIONAL (EAGLE. Jte brought into camp and given a trial. ev<-'. game played with McAleer's boys v along with and sketchi * 7 * efforts should be made to have Following the hoe's of the story at 80mere Park, and two of four at players, pictures a^ Now Y"rk I R.in Boston Special upon M in the eld days when the old Olevela Pitts hurg: S St. Louis 3 Outfielder Tging of Gadsden and 1'itcher that O^orgp Htalllngs Would succeed ashing!on. Spiders would go into another city abo XEW YORK. July 1 J.President Clark Griffith gs manager of the i r<- .na11>mh ^ w r r« a sun 7a?b!on of Greenville, two of Mike up ;i^;unsi we a Cbloi I Philadelphia 5 a ai*1 the only press notices would g et JACK SH ERIDYN. tgo n.in * a Fogel of the Philadelphia, club, Horce team comes the report that CincinnatiOwner proposition. however, as the Naps would be about 1 Brooldyu S Cincinnati purchases, report here as soonKaloe'sas made his to team In something like th is V that Sherwood Magce has been Oomiskey has up tnind playing better ball than any "Well, the Cleveland rowdies are lie,rp yp»'-l»l Pinpatrb to Th^ Star. conincedpossible. Tt is a settled fact that the of at the end of the the right now Starting with June u for his Hugh Duffy dispose league again." PKIl*AI>EEPHIA. July 1/..Jack Sheridan has quit his job again. The dean njustly suspended unprovoked to season and Install Harry Dord ti e won lust Schedules. present team cannot expect finish present 1>> In als have twenty and of all the umpha has rei^fed front the A meriran league to be a funeral director a ssault on Umpire Finnoran, is out with as tiie manage:* of the White Sox. right wen three from B<»s- ilgher, and may find it a difficult matter game-. They Joe Quirk, the Nationals' efficient trai *»_ in California. Twit>c befure has the vetoran of Ban Johnson's staff quit the a formal statement that he will try to On the faco of the Chicago team's ton ore from Detroit, four from Chicago, but ea<-h time the call of the di« ruond was too much for the arbitrator, AMERICAN LEAGUB. :o keep out of last place. There is. then, was that. two from er, furnished first aid to the injured wh en 'game. U efeat President Lynch when the latter showing the impression created f".ir froin Washington, T.. who waj iand lie donned the spangles again. Sh erfdan has quite an undertaking TODAY. ! TOMORROW. 10 reason whv the exDerinienrine should had good there. The team and six from St. f.ouis. They Campbell, sitting in t he Phlladol'a at. St. Louie. a gain runs for office at the National Duffy made, Philadelphiagrandstand Friday, was hit in the lie;ad j lishment on the Pacific coast, and he ha been threatening several times v.'ithinestabs Wash ington at Chicago. jot begin at oner here. Tt will be better has played good V.all this season, and still dropped four to Detroit, two to the Ath- two to hall 1for a more life in the Tbil*de'a at St. Louts. Boston at Detroit. ^ eague meeting next T>ecember. Fogel by a foul ball and quite huirt- the past years quit base peaceful golden [ , stands a chance «,f bettering its position. let t;. and one each to the Browns and seriously his >n at Detroit. Washington at Chicago. 0 lose games in an effort to develop No one responded when E\a n<3 I west. Inasmuch as Ban Johnson Is said to have a newsman in staff, Sheri- g'*"' at n lakes the hold assertion that I>yncli "has There Is, howeier. no doubt that. Dord is White Sox. Jim McAleef is setting a new Umpire dan waited until the hoss of the Americans could fill his job. Both York CTevePnd. naterial than to try to win them with clubs for called for a doctor and Trainer Quirk evidently in" for the Phillies, thereby implying capable of handling a ball team. He h=t* re. ord for American League looked after Mr. until medic at | Johnsop and Sheridan are warm persor al friends, and the American executive NATIONAL LEAGUE. 1 hall team w hich has demonstrated that been credit for the. last four or tive at least. Jim Campbell liat the National League's president has always given making the years, attention was secured for the ed thinks the world of the veteran umpire, TODAY. I TOMORROW. \\ t Is clearly outclassed. The team as Boston team, which ha* never cut much Is making liis jaunt through the west irjtir 11 istrueted his umpires to deal unfairly man. The physician said that Quirlt's ! ______..- . Cux-in'tf at New York. row made up gives little promise of of a tigurc since he left it. v lth only seventeen players, which is -...-j iOtiia at Brooklyn. No games scheduled. V,;lth Dooin's team. Nobody identified with prompt action probably saved Mr. Cam win a now and e>ght less than the limit, lie bad otlly bell's life, hurg at Thilad'a. _ rofessionnl base ball, however, believes Tt may game im>ro\ing.Fj*ed Sherry made his debut for up to the time Cabby Street reported go at Boston. \ hen, but so far as having a ehance of in Ka*tern IWague three sixteen The score; glueh unwarranted charges. Lynch is a the yesterdayProvidence Friday. The players include cat j LEFT BASE BALL limbing in the race that seems out of and was beaten. 7 to 4. by Jersey City. CAMPBELL i Stre.-i. .tinsmith and Henry; fivechars.'bEVEI.VND. AH. R IT. pi>. A. J ongcientious. scrupulously fair official, he if 4 1 question. pitehers, Johnson. Groom, Gray, K. lirmiey. 2 1 0 wIINOR LEAGUE GAMES. c. hose record for integrity and' square Ban Johnson's official averages, issued Walker and Hughes; four outfielders. C. Oison. 3 0 0 4 6 McAleer said that he saw quite a lot Wednesday night, and covering the first Jie-kson. rf 3 2 1 1 0 TO ESCAPE TALKATIVE FANS dealing as an umpire made his election if ball on his and tiessler. und ! SOTTTHERY LEAGUE. good-looking young players as Walker. Loliveli Milan StftTnll. lb 3 0 1 10 0 half of the season, show, as far o > the National League presidency ecerit scouting trip, and no doubt he is flve intielders. Schacfer, Cunningham, ; r>i< uiuigiia ill. <;i . . t v Itjr ?» 0 At New Orleans.Montgomery New Orleans can, the peculiar aspect of the figures McBri.ie. Klherfcld and Conroy. ! Bali. 2b 3 0 3 .1 8 1 poetijoncd, rain. si posible.legotlating for several of these. base ball race in the American. present No American League club for several Turnt-r. 3h 3 O <> 0 2 '"At* Birmlugham.Mobile. 3: Birmingham, 1. To charge Lynch with purposely trying it is possible to do so theseWhenevernew The most astonishing condition 4. . seasons past has undertaken a trip with Fishf-r. c...{ 4 602 U " Memphis.Memphis. 5; Chattanooga, > keep the from winning j layers should be secured at once, so that in batting. No less than forty-sevenprevails [Yfcurjg. p 3 l o 1 2 Nashville.Nashvtllo, 2; Atlanta. 1. Philad,e'phias { he remainder of season can be used so few players as male up the Too Much Midwinter Conversation le pennant, base bail men say, is a se- the players of the Big Ban league are realizes Played n with material, party. M -Aleer, however,Washington Totals 30 4 7 27 15 2 CAROLINA ASSOCIATION. riious offense, and unless Fogel can fur- experimenting young over ..'100. where, in times past, hittingten fui! well that the Nationals' only hope isii absolute It Is that he iuch a course would give McAleer a was considered an 1. proof suggested " unusually large is out of the cellar berth in WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. I"0. A. Grocustoro.Greensboro. 5; Greenville, ® ^airly good line on the material he has now to keep Milan, cf 4 0 12 0 on Nervest S>o He Retired to 5; Spartanburg. 3. hould be brought up with a sharp turn ber. lo F. His Spartanburg.Charlotte. 0in hand when he into next 1 numj the American league. Jim's idea is lb 3 1 3 7 0 6: Anderson, 4. « y the National League's board of di- goes training This begets a hitting condition almost as be Scbaefrr, Anderson.Winston-Salem, 8 bring n r.ew materia', as rapidly Elherfcid. 3b 4 0 1 2 1 , nectors. pring. | unparalleled in the base ball liistory of ca.- secure youngsters and stick them Ucasler. rf 4 u O0 2 » TRI-STATE LEAGUE. Base ball s which means since the game was Br Office. popularity, big Detroit now holds a any period pignt iu trie lineup and get a goou line on i.\ Walker. If 4 O 2 3 0 the Peaceful okerage 4. Profits, depends upon its honesty. For that of two clubs batting Johnatown-Jolinstown. 15; York, lead over which ad organized.namely, them this season without the necessity McBriiip. ss 4 0 0 H 1 l At Trenton.Lancaster, «: Trenton. 6. tllirty years the game has been k£pt free * Philadelphia,five-und-a-halframeover .J00 team average. Not oniy this, 2b 3 0 0 1 3 t . . assures the of of them down south next spring Cunningham, At Wilmington.Wilmington-Reading game post- fi om disbonorable methods. It wasn't so 'antage Tigers holding but other nines In the siting Henry, 3 0 ti 4 2 o )irst for a If not to the three organization are N. G. for a , rain. place while. only to learn that they K. Walker, p 2 O 1 u 1 o poo&d v ery long ago that a well known pitcher, j But the Athletics are doing .'-"hO or better. away. As matters r.ow tie. he would have been infinitely more At Altooua.Harrisburg-Altooiia game pout- i, ot headed and the setback of iir.sh. as to couple of years 1 « 0 0 0 0 Special Dispatch to The Star. r#iD- irresponsible, declared not means The condition is so unusual lias room for about six or I'Lellrelt Ponelodpitching Batted for Cunningham In ninth. to the player nauseatinganything else but base ball. Vin would on he was severely dealt with. Unless ihough generally Either or the altered ball has some Binghamton.Binghamton. 3; Utica, 4. p our victories over the this, Natior.a's was . straight McAlter of the .. who insists talking been in orb more at home. Manager Cleveland 1 0 0 0 O 1 2 0 -4 pestiferous fan upon have A{- Elmtra.Syracuse. B: Elmira, 4. resident Lynch is sustained by a major- will the In the peculiarity which prevents twirlers from tin amazed mar. when Catcher Gabby \... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 is no; an exception. Rather it y of the club owners in J prove turning point chamlions Washington to and making the acquaintance of every Campbell Wllkesbarre Wllkesbarre-Albany game the National , ace. There Is no doubt that the putting the "stuff" on it they formerly Street came strolling into the Colonial lilts.Granev. Ball. Srhaefer. 1Two-liaaeSac*| ball he is the "rule." Ball players never want Po*tri<>ned. raLn. I. eague it is predicted that the game in did. one of pill tosser. The bug who calls the £ of Eddie Collins played havoc with corridors Friday. Street, the fire hit.Storall. Stolen bases.Bail. Milsi"jj* to talk "shop." They never want to dis- At Seranton.Troy. 5; Scranton. 2. p hiladelphia will receive a black eye. alieneeas me oan is sianaaru 1x1 weignt ann name as he Jt'-m " he Athletics' chances. Collins is .lust as greatest catchers the game has ever rtfiuble plays.Fisher and Olnon; Figh^r a n >ewpn:t News.Newport News. 4: Norfolk 1. 5ailarles to piay the best ball you can," Athletics. When V. was asked to At Richmond.Petersburg. S; Richmond. 0. tbley say. "We do not want to have the 1 Talk Drove Out. Campbell rejoin because Scott and Coombs lacked effectiveness at critica; ! Campbell the Pirates in St. Louis a few days ago. _ nplres disputed, suspensions Payne rlRGIMA STATE LEAGUE. us times. and half of Detroit's runs re v ». ii i ( Voica Kail a t e'n /> n; nming *pen»! Di^pafeb to The Star. Detroit 0 n 4 0 O 1 0 J x.« 0 j "shop" At ** if they become hostile you won't winter. Whether in a cafe. tinned Clarke. Xt Johnacn City.Morrlstown, b; JVnrosori beiuse CHICAGO, July 15..If a trade which Philadelphia ....1 ft 0 » 0 0 0 0 0.1 5 ing the dur1 "Yes." was Campbell's answer. City, 7. g(»t an even break. So go along room or on the He Pitched. ru discussed yesterday goes through d: awing streets,ballroom,"What's the matter, then?" demanded Jy let the umpiring take smoothandcare of friends invariably made base Clarke. WESTERN LEAGUE. it;self." Campbell's . Frank T,aportc will be seen in a White Louis Wins * > St. Another. "Well." said "I to At persona! encounters at Shibe Park or p: by Connie Mack that the Tigers the Lord new plant, Pre&ident Comlske:- the final 4 to ld TRAVIS WINS. susIcion right tip. guessed right,Oldring winning game, 3, at contrary is true. Had they talked of refuse to have my peace of mind upset 1 the road, and the Athletics are popu- w ere operating a signal-tipping bureau, for Oldring met one of Eddie's straight btid a conference with President even on the series with N«!W r won euterSay breaking reciprocity, of which Campbell knows all winter." la everywhere. They the world's FIddle Summers comes out with the speeders and punched it for two bags. At of hi his York. ' c* last year by clean methods a Hedges the St. Louis Browns lit« Gets His Place in Second Round of lamplonship that the Athletics stole his sign second Oldring had clearer view than The locals' was fast and " aiid were entitled to honors. The c'liarge >fflce at t ie south slue gi ootids, and fielding pr 1 premier I^ord. He wig-wagged in some manner feet. Score: ss ime policy prevails throughout the tile other day. to Barry and the last named athlete offered to gi*.^ two platers for the R.H. ' country home in the Catskdl mountains. Match Play. merican because President In lliOG lie with St. League# He says the reason for Philadelphia's pounded out a double. Barry flagged to Yar.Kce w hom St. 0 0 l> » 0 ft O 1 3.4 11 signed Joseph, Mo. * 15..Walter .'orm'r inticidcr, New York Louis NCHKSTER, Vt.. July j<>hnson has insisted upon respect for curves in Baker and the third-sacker a The St. , Slidden success against his the ripped off 'jo isf I. ; New York 0 O 0 2 0 o 1 0 u.3 8 Joseph manager looked at Dooin's j of Garden won his tiiie umpires from the outset. President i.aoed Louis for liartz before si and He advised avis City place was single. * HOWDONNKEEPS ght .figure laughed. ynch is anxious to conduct rhe National tlilrd and fourth innings Tuesday the of the it'll season. Red ie second round of match play for By this time the Athletics were opening to go bdek to tailoring. Dooin beg-Iin eague on similar lines, but so far he c< the Philadelphians got "wise" to * i o ne/i i a «/-I out I * lie fne ci -Vt rl beluse to fee Mclnnes took the »ui aiiu uui ui": i at Ekwanok, joyful. tip It is reported that President Comiskey White's Error Costly. nuiivv, o'-'t ii,. "aconlc cup, yesterday is met with very little of the right sort beginning so runners and eo well he le battery signs. from Baker, and but for Moriart.v'a flr .. ffered Pitcher Jim Scott and Catcher 15..White's error co many hit eoulil (after noon by defeating Hamilton Kerr of 0J encouragement. j CHICAGO, July have In St. for life. convinced that knew our stop and throw the effort would have stayed Joseph ' 1 "T am they Payne to President Hedges for Laporte, p:ed with two doubles gave Boston t JOLLIED In 1901 the White Sox him. inok up. gone lor a mi. HIS PLAYERS signed Clash £ Is Absurd. said Summers, "but that being and that ti t St. Louis magnate is now final game of the series with Chita,SO him one look and handed FIRST ItOLND. gns," The fourth inning saw a continuatio | Cuiniskey ga^ art of the came. I'm not complaining. considering tn» proposition. That he I yesterday, 2 to 0. him transportation back to St. Joseph. C. >i. Mudge. St. Paul. heat K. M. Pond. Fogel's insinuations have brought of Philadelphia's assault. The shower o' was anxious to maae a deal wa the lam! « Club. 3 up anrl 2 lo play. J 11 have a chance to even up sqme other bingles made It necessary for Pape was in fine fo-m and kept hiIls "You've got wrong dope, young- Club, Rut.'ouutrybeat le to a cri6is. and the other club own-matrs when he made a special trip fromevl3ent the locals well acatecrod. Score: ster," Comlskey told n rn. "You should API'l»ton Gregory. Albany Country me." to notify Summers toManagfJenningsvacate. at. to in by Phillies' Manager Prevents [ '. Tarlor. Ardsley. 3 and 2 et s must either sustain Lynch or stand Summers went to Louis t'rticago order to get ] have been a jockey." Jen- came In the third When the bench he toW s R.H.E. j war ren k. Wood. Ilotuewood. boat C. A. ^>0>r base ball anarchy. In Eddie's undoing the that the coniiskty lermo. D OOt On it ik it A » A Ik /k ik > 4k Doo'.n lad another season with supporting players Philadelphlans wei* " " good 4 3. JJV/OIV1I V V V V V » *j ' Mourn Anthony. and Holmes to both at .»4 for n The first Sherlock put with the Laporte played second base Chicago OOOOOOO OO-O 4 V Friction by Singing Irish St. Joseph, went to the Phillies in lflo- k" t Jennings. jr.. .Mount ADcnony, nrai c.. agee. instance. I-"ogei has encour- ining.acquainted signals. Tftjey were ind in the outfieUl for the Yankees last alid last winter was made manager. He Lonclipy. War.uamisKfit. 1 up. ai ;ed a breach of the rule which pro- h is mates right was Ivord. l^ord walked immediately changed. ensou. 1 ii l-» iie Kkwtriok. beat C. U. Gardner, games batted _'B4 and «? I showed his Irish lighting spirit from thai flunlilton Kerr. !l! bits kicking against decisions involv- ranged third among the second basemen After Defeat, start. He arranged a trade to get Lobert, nok o and ti. j Songs ter J. Trails. Garden City. beat Marshall Sri a question of judgment. The rule is g of the circuit, with a fielding percentage NATIONAL Paskert and Rowan from Cincinnati, think of I LEAGUE GAKES. | j a< n. Dvker Meadow <4, an.I 3. cl early written and is one of the funda- RAYMOND TOMORROW. wouldn't any on« bat big Ed of .960. for seventy-nine game-- Lddte j Horace Fogel. Philly president, tried to j \A". UniiHton. Iiorsrtfield, beat I-'red A. Mar- ^iental of the national BUGS" .j!' principles game, Sweeney. Collins and the oniv j trade and 0 Lajole being PHIIaADBL.PHIA. July i5.-Red Dooin, stop the Dooln resigned. Pogel uu. Ikwar.oW. 5 and 3. ase bail without rules or umpires would sackers to get a better average. up. Lobei t and Paskert made the \v.ibackedK. Stiles. Brae Burn, beat A. E. Burr. . keyr.ont Get Fromme in Fifth. Phill!3?. his at attract public patronage, so that big Otis Johnson is still a deal manager of the puts players Phillies a i-ennant contender. Brae Bi'.ru. 5 and 1. ilaries and expensive ball would »{Till Pitch Game at Union having great >. PHILADELPHIA. July 14.Pni'ad el* before games and stops parks League of trouble with his bad arm and it may in good spirits SECOND ROI NP. b< i impossible. Umpires are human, and be some time before he is pL.a got undisputed possession oi f.'.rs* singing S. able to get NO RACING AT SARATOGA. j ciubhouse lights after games by lory defeated Mudjre. 9 and jf constantly nagged or abused are liable Park. hack in the game. It gives htm a ! *1 F. C; Jennings. 3 and 2. > great place by beating Cincinnati yesterday, songs. If the Phillies win the NO CHANGES. wo< defeated Jr.. tc err. whereas their work may be more deal of to throw the ball across the ^jlr.ah Tin lis defeated Kerr. 1 up. if are "Bugs" Raymond, the New York pain to 4. nanl credit will go to the and 2. itisfactory they permitted to diamond. So the When the I the StKips defeated Houatou. 4 c< the entire *tate is Bates, formerly of ihe Quakers, w a.t Dutch. Knaoe, I^obert and T.udei us CHICAGO July *15..Tnere w ill be but government. land the Browns in the cellar of the ! < lev had it in their power to discharge h for his team, the NewdoubleeaderYork helped : benched for disputing a decision at (!: a Inrteld. while Mickey ore j Carl Morris and Jim Flvnn Will - j Ban Johnson race, and what Is more Jo mei. according to Andrew Miller, sent stonewall prer;;t; minor change in the foot ball rules j Clnnpelent umpires, with the re6ult that colts, against the local team, the j base in the eighth inning Score: with his season the key has been thrown away. of tiie Saratoga . Bcoian Injects the pepper for the of 1911, according to Wal- tany games were farcical and rowdy- .. Racingsecretary-treasuier R H ! fight'or ! Meet There or in Frisco. Giants. Bugs is behavingAVashigton »i is m was Association. .. » <> n (i 4 u i x r> * -fix Instinct. The outfield composed ter Camp. Yale's athletic adviser and rampant. to the article I rii.:«<5fcti>h!u gj j I^SA. Okla.. July 15..A boxing D" and promises pitch hlinelf, "Tire death of the Gittins hi!'. CiBvianati 3 0 o 0 0 l «> « o.4 10 l Magee and Walsh, with Taskert, Herman. clrr man of the intercolleg'ate -foot ball 0 f ball that made him famous. Kaispr is doing fine work-with"~the ' practical j the righting c Jim Flynn, conbetweenIt liaa been shown in base ball Boaneaters. He is so much faster than in the senate yesterday," sa'd he today, the balancing wheel. rules *ianfttf-. who is in Chicago on |tcst the alwaj's the Boston Uses Four Pitchers. | Dutch often Carl Morris, Oklahomallreandt}.lat when a player is transferred to Mi' ordinary player that the . the The Irish and quarrel, i business. Camp said "ha« rone knell of »ry events ir. j that'the penalty for fn:ain* be staked either in atlother club he likes to youngster is getting to be very popular BOSTON, 15.- Brest after defeats. Dooin stops the i the forward ite Hope." will beat the day- BASE BALL BRIEFS. the * i Saratoga Sprlr.j^r this year, next or any j July Manager pecially esm- incompleted pass would be San Francisco next Au- lt|jhts out of the team he left. Roy with bugs. : ban used four in bitter words by singing the ball idelphia pr j so a.s as pitchers yesterday'a flow of being back Z the Yankees is as i . j other, directors of lightened, brought of he ^ long racing i according to an announcement made celebrating- Hart>11 , i. , game in an effort to make the series a or "Come Back to Erin," and turns to the pom; where it was put in play in- | gust, ;ver did before over his achievement in The absence of Eddie Collins from the .notations are made Ilabie for somethingfc ney" "Killari of where it hand B. F. Ufer. Morris' man- A tiling about pitchers. They left . .vrr v. idol: they have no control.that is, j straight win for St. Tx>uis, but the 1«ad into stead the of the here today by [jj T,ouis the other day, when he was peculiar Athletics line-up is costing the fights saengerfests. as was the case in the east. catchers to work uith them, The lame arm c't.riy Y.'e >vcre in hat tiie the as a passer, ager, just returned front SJ for nine of the Yankee runs-re>onsiblew ant certain dearly. thatchampions hopes taken by locais '.u the second irni ns Dooin started life tailor. He got » is in a ^^^ would it time and would be Making a double with the bases full in a s claim they pitch better ball when earning sling refusedCollinsto pass, but since has Girhillnot, proved too fas', Boston winning, 7 to 5. $18 a week. He was a puny lad and the L-fe;r said the plage they to the doctor's Kr ::.' r.ds It, Saratoga." ! for the of fellow-workmen. the St. Louis National declded definitely within ten dye. and otie inning and then coming back with a , have the receiver chosen. Take Ray yield treatment as ! S- o:f : target Jokes Golden, League run. the is ley as at first expected. His left elbow /ay! c Vri.t wnic'.i toe racing T.-s He caught for an amateur team at pitcher, holds the base on balls record in that immediately following the decision I h<>me with hags populated the lie likes to quickly j r;.n J chosen til revenge. Yaa, that's re- ( aidwell of Yankees, was dislocated in a collision with Dauny a>«h'aJjuure .» Loins hvt.lMi ... v