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Babe Ruth Hits Eighte snth Homer as Yankees Down White Sox. iants and Dodgers Idle Hugmen Pull Out Victory Two Work-Outs I Oh, Man! ...... By briggs ln Lasl Two Innings, 7.4 For Columbia LAST Too^Y WMV ARfe Yo'J SO " Crews Home Run in Nets Two ? IM.6HT OM King's Four-Ba^grr Eighth COM£ -Up-State <2.UICT L^TELY HErJP-V Runs; Quinn, Mogridge ancl Shawkey Used to (jynr Jx>nJ*t you talk ^ MOIAJ Babe Rice Orders and of the Series "|a ME ? I'M HOiMt ALC OVER Th Morning Stop Champions in the Opener p.^y lookin!6 forvajard GRrNM'STAM Afternoon Spins; Quak- * _._ To YoQR COMlpJG HOM6 ers Arrive for Sit alu Bi# Regatta W. O. McGeehan BdT tbu By B/£N!M6 Without ITHACA, N. Y.. June 15..Rain to¬ CHICAGO, Juno I'i..Tho Yankees won the opening game of the series 5AYIN16 ONE WOR.O day interfered somewhat with tho wil the White Sox, 7 to 4, and Ruth pot hia eigritecnth home run here practice schedules of the crews, which are in training for Saturday's inter- to day, which makes it just eleven to go to tie last year's reeord. The \ -A#3cT ii collegiate regatta. Morning showers part of the game wns played in a fog, which developod after a prevented ("each Ten Eyck, of brief shower. Syracuse, from taking his crews out before noon, but they were given a Murderers' Row lookod feeble at the start, but the artillery finally fairly long drill this afternoon over n before. the game ended. the course. just Coach James Rice sent his Columbia our official .- J. Picus Quinn. spitter,¦.*. crews out for both morning and after¬ an clothes was wa ;ht out of the lot by noon spin.--. Tho Cornell crews were Tropical fortropi. of moisture from the clouds, Tho Score on the water la?e this afternoon for a cal weather. fter tho team into NEW Tor.K A I,.) CHICAGO A I,.) two-hour row. Mogridge got «i> r h po a e ul) r h r1 n n Coach Joe Vestless suits * Wright and his of ..*.¦¦¦ .' .:. en Bob the Gob Shaw- iv.-k'p'h, sat1:' 1 2 2 llMurphv. if '. i ;' n M Pannsyl- cool mo- Ward. 3b. ...10 2 2 2 0 E. Collins 2b 3 1111 n vania varsity, junior varsity and fresh- hairs, ki the weli footed petty officer of the ripp, lb....4 1 1 '.ft 1 olWonvcr. -« ..422 3 3 0 man crews, arrived here to-day, leav- crashes, silks. Buth rr .,1 3 2 !i 0 OMarl in, lf .3 1 2 0 ¦> .- No. 5 in the flei t, rowed cut to the box and M ill ¦.:. lf. .4 ft 0 0 IIFol! !f 10 13 11 ing Elson, varsity eight, O. K. for business. ted the ':¦ llo, cf !\ 1 2 0 < 0 ... Ins, lb.4 0 0 1] 0 0 in Philadelphia for graduation exer¬ game. ,,. 21 Jl) I ! jn'Mfll il. Mli.4 0 1 0 2 0 cises. lie will the to-mor¬ usual warped the solid' Hai nah, c 3 0 1 '¦' c » O 2 5 C 0 join squad of l Bill who Quinn, p. .2 0 0 0 '.' l-'abor n .3 0 o 0 2 row. An office coat mpire Dinneen, MogrMgo. p o n n n r. -Jourdan 100 0 0 0 saves ¦. Owing to absence Coach Wright took you: t d to him that water .. pri Shawkey, p..l 1 1 o 0 his and suit and ITS A HOMEfc! OH Vou Bjnqv?.! WHftTTA KmO\aJ only junior varsity freshman keeps you cool. . Totoli ..3271127114 Totals 554027122 Ybvj over the course this .. were easi y L0,000 customers GO OW" What!!?7 Bout rights afternoon. .Batted for Faber in nlnth Innnlng. That umP He said his crews would have their pa Mr. Comiskey's stands when A FOUL ?!»: ^< * CAIUM& the ri '!. One* new N'ew Vork. ..000011122.7 FOUL '.!? IA/HATTY first practice of the season on a two- $12.50 still umpire Chlcago. 2 0 o n o C 0 2 0 4 mile course at captures anv ed on tl scene, Billy Friel, who TA KmOw QcuT Cayuga Lake, their *. Two-baso lii's- Peckinpaugh. Ward. TrtAr.'f? course on the River nt size the hing the St. Louis Browns,; 3 h ¦:¦. Thr-. -ln...' Ruth. Schuylkill among bangain $18 hlts Felsch, Her v;' can rQu ?^t one with forhe Run Din- B idli Hi n - run Ruth, St ¦!¦ n h is» Philadelphia being limited to mile poi .... A. Off Quinn, 7 in 7 1-3 $15 and $16. on thi .¦ infield and will he hack in good shape by Satjr- ly ly path Innings: ..fr Mogrldgo. In none; off Shaw !,r i 1, ;¦.. 1 ln 1 day. -...¦ S- Wild pitch Grandstands to nrcommodatn the started for second to a Shtfwkey Winning pitcher Quinn L;m thousands of who will view »'» 11 throw off Peckin- pin Dinneen and Frlol. Tlmi of game spectators to center field. 2 "2. Saturday's regatta are being built at all the way home while, the'finish line. A few cloth and \\ sc tul ing through the fines: GALES FERRY, Conn., June 16. The straw hats for little Yalo crew was a boys in Trouble varsity given time Quinn Early Ruth "s Record trial o\ev tho four-mile course late to¬ reduced to $1.50 are worth Jai unce a hil passed Ward. day, after which Coach Guy Nickalls Felsch drove a triple into the right said he was pleased with the showing mentionin?. f« ld c irm r "r" the park, giving Ruth Of Home Runs of the oarsmen. The time was an¬ m exercise and Jackson nounced as 2] minutes 3:1 1-5 quiti gallop, seconds The 8,000 shirts I ..,,, ,,., M:. J. Picus Quinn was The test was rowed upstream, with were rm ¦¦. ved. For tidal conditions favorable. & y pe< Two Years ''¦' ' to ii the moist de¬ A' the start a thirty four stroke was theafto Cp ning nooi papei but c livery of Mr. Faber made the inmates used, but this was reduced to thirty «, ;;;_ of tl ceb Mui n rs' R w look 1920 soon after. The second varsity boat Apologies to be lil eeble old vegetarians. MAY paced the varsity the first two miles Babe, in response to the an he fr* shrnan ci e\\ pac. d a m.l ¦' Men on Rogers Peet p e is tni rs, lifted one to Date. Pitcher & club. Ba3e. Place and a half, the varsity* finishing thi Company tl ri .:' field corner. Murphy marie "O last half mile alone. Tho beat was R.a<>w*y tab for il. but it 1.Pennock. Bos...(L) 0 N.Y. Kelums pushi d up to 34 for tho final sprmt. Broadwa, grazed 2.Jones. 1 N. Y. Va11j5.n1 at 13th bt. "Four at his -.;... t for a triple and the Bos.(R) inpsey Acreois 34th St ': ..¦ of the humid after- 11.Wilkinson, Chi.. (R) 1 N.Y. RED TOP, Conn.. June 16.- Uar- Convenient 11.Kerr, Chi.(I.) 0 N.Y. To .Box ancl Caiits vard's no l li "ted a long fly to left F i <5 h i crews were given light work- Broadw3y Currrers" Fifth Avt an I thi scored. 12.Williams, Chi...(I.) 0 N.Y. Challenge outs on the Thames to Short at Warren at 1 day. 41st St B ut, Pratt singled to cen- 23.Weilman, St. L..(L) N.Y. Shut-Out fordihs pr.ddles .-.nd dashes both morning and tci Ti ick Hannah lifted a Texas 2.').Leonard. Det...(L) 1 N.Y. From afternoon made un the day's program. ' 26.Dauss, Det.(R) 0 N.Y. (larpenlier R. K. Xo. :s b iv !. The best thal June 16. The ( Kane, jn the Crimson oul P c was 27..Harper. Boston. (I.) 0 Boston BOSTON, licago Cubs varsity shell, and S. A. Quinn could do to ti WICHITA, Kan., June 10. Gei Durtcan, No. G gei F thrown out by Eddie Col- 27.Karr, Boston...(R) 0 Boston -day made il three sl raight from the 5? GraritlandRfce ir. tho second boat, woro out bi Carpentii r, ht chi of ne un 29.Bush, Boston...(R) 1 Boston Brcves in the r.st mo r heavyweig mpion of boils. S. Damon, of the second ..-:..! i seemed to put a gi the series, (Copyright, 1920, Neio York Europe, to day issued a chal 31.Johnson, 1 Tribune, lnc.) -ity. took on ,. Ht irl to J. Picus Quinn again. Wash.(R) N.Y. winning 1 to 0 1 hii d ,lim Vaug n's Jack Dempsey. hcavyweight Kane's place ti fir Tl pire sei med to excite of he chnmp'on crew. JUNE first starl sinee Mem n ial Day in Gjii- "Before I'm Old" world, to meet ii m aft< r Ox'to- Five llatiers favorable cornmcnt be- ber 10 a| or D Leading - an> 'mp coat 2.Zachary, Wash.. (L) 1 N.Y. ¦'..;¦ i, making ven victi es n v. place y ng alpaca n will name. Carp ni iei '¦ to re ln Two and >ome ver\ 2.Carlson, Wash.. (R) (i N.Y. (Wherein Contributor Adds His xpects Big Leaguet impressive poses, He 0 In thi ig' Flai k, v ho r. id forced Wish) turn to Fr mce in July and be ba ¦',. >.\ Shamrocks Reach ¦was in no 2.Snyder, \Vash...(R) N.Y. ... the tield and had particular Vaughn, :ored on Hollocher's triple Sometime, before I'm three-score tt7i Am ca aft r a :'. w ¦¦¦ to do. but br' looked 10.Okrie, Det.(L) 1 Det. \ N I > VI r the part left center I'd like to see ctd II. C. L. "' am glad thal Dempsey was ac¬ \MRK1I 13.Myers, Cleve....(R) 0 Cleve. Hook «. rultii he had keeping The score: quitted of the cl arge of having di d ;ed Ready Plnjer, ( Inl. <. ;.. II n Pf Samly . 16.Faber, 1 x\ his necktie on straight. Chi.(R) Chi. CniCAGO (N*. h.) BORTON S' Come flopping, tumbling down the Sislrr. S| I ,H| ",1 H ,4M L.l again, military draft," aid Carpentier. Speaker, < .¦.. ,i¦ n \\'ard Helps the Cause 79/9 :. -' The same way Humpty-Dumpty fell; For Trial Races .InckHon. ( I. ig.i IX l!i 73 10 1 3 0 Miian. \\ ,..;ii.,i, i: :mi i -.-. rn who. had b< qri passed APRIL And just as you, I'd like to camp SAN I- R \.\< rS(ju, june 16. -Jack .TnhriHton. I Ivvr tiO IKl !0 «1 .SM started I Ti kee half of the ¦. n ;' Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock twice, Men on Where Aniazon Keams, managi lack lom>;fy, fo¦ IV, N.* TIO N A ] I. F..y sixth g a two bagger Date. Pitcher & club. Base. M .] le lb fiows smoothly hy, night acci pt the \Vi< hil a, Kan .' tl which is to race for the America's Cup along Place D ral, 3b., inn n Dut ln Player, < luli. i. MI 11 H. rr tl Aaron now c tter still, I'd like to of er or a against the American defend* r, ar¬ *i Ward, 23.Mogridge, N. Y..(L) '. N.Y. IVFarrrJll 0 0 R n \| ,401 :; n lamp lenge Goorgi pei figh! Hurn-I.i I dtlU 5 M s ,11 cracked another !¦ ;.¦..¦:. cf, 200 ¦! oii; anj ae ufter Ictob' r 10. rived at Sandy Hook pre- DiiutitTt, HrTnul IH 18H nn .;,-| V .2 Some joint that gets a "jit" yesterday to al t thi same spol and MAY lughn, p. 00 0 for pie. Afti r two weeks we will take on all paratory to its trial races with tho l(i>l>i-rl-nii. ( lili .ikii 1 J 5fi lt Groh. ( liiriiienil > III : :'. P pn laid down a St. 3 comcrs, 'arponl iei prefern d," Kea rns 23-meti r Shamrock. Thi n hil 61 20.Davenport, L.(R) St. L. " Itotlsll, ( :in itm 11 17 1,1 || H rought up tire Babe. I leare this si id. V. ..-. < ier on or rocks were towed down the hay, and 30.Perry, Phila. (K) l Phila. rolala - Before tcarfu] vale light larpenl will glance al 11 c .: tei October 10 al any :e where a be made. ready immediately foi "' ¦. :,..... A)f hats for three and "kicks" public ai guaral We are ready to j t in the 1 in . will recall 0 for seven; hear from Mi r who The houseboat and the 21.Robertson.Wash.(L) Boston I. B tt Billy ke, anybedy Killarney Country 30.Shawkey, N. Y.. ( R) ;t >,. V. r most of all before I croak, thinks i: has a chance with Dempsey, Victoria 1 n j t h of t! Cledi a Mi tse Shamrocks of behind Ruth would U Bi with shades 1 start bul. of course, Carpi nt ier is the The topmasl the chal ng pitchers. It did JCLY ::',-¦ M. k T fare to nnvgle, big longer had to be taken down to the Jatti on ., vi ].¦ I'd like- and objective." tibi r this no to -. <.;. ry long, for Meusel .').Johnson, Phila. .(R) l Boston I. ies .i. hallH .i sir, is joke_ Kearns announced he would leave for pass under the East River bridgi gram ling Ide -. ¦. but play. This, with 5.Johnson, Phila. .(R) 0 Boston oul To see Ruth hit just one more the Fast with Demp? ¦;: within a week. when twilight had settled down ng and two ;r<> a'' over int< the 18.Coumbe, Cleve.. (L) 3 Cleve so that the boat can begin work at right. Tire Babe 21.Ehmke, Det. o Det Fclton, llarvanl One dispatch remarked (hat Cyri] Tolley, the new British once. 1 ole or me N. golfing Athletirs I'or 7th NEW"' &.USED phcr 24.Shawkey, Y. .(R) 1 Boston star> wa much 'ikc Babe Ruth. The Babe writes that he would like to but he finallj 29.Leonard, Det. .11.) 1 Boston TwiHer. iilanks play XKWPuRT, R. I.. June 16..The ! .'- of the liini nine innings of baseball and holes of to AUTOMOBILES trap and AUGUST eighteen golf settle the final Vietorv weather here to-day was deemed un¬ '.' 1S- h< "' isn't room enough in the universe Cor two of this Siraighi favorable for the holding of another that bi '.¦. the *. in thi 14.Kerr, Chi.(L) 1 Chi. Fordham S-ft type. race between the Resolute and the CADILLACS \ rope 11 ed and Ih.Mayer, Chi.y ST. LOUIS, June 10. St. Louis scored >!)" 10 >0. Itrnnd N w Tour. ij p Chi. v Vanitie. The committee directing the ;-'.Douhlo I .-!,.-. .'¦ .:. The vs. the Lion its seventh straight cl y « plate by Pi g 17.Shocker, St. L. (R) 1 St 1, .'I'.PMu,;'. June 10. Hai Tiger by winning trials went outside this on > 7'' \ : \i rd w il ii .¦ he oper ing game s>¦ ;. i^-.¦ wi; ir morning "':. Wop. 23.Dauss, Det.(R) 3 Det. Fi ... i: ''. been the '¦ the tender Mohawk in of a 5>7".Un loun far. Ping '"¦' strong always ambition of most kids to see a finish PI ib '¦ Iii to to 1. '1' >bin quesl wind, t righl eld cor- 24.Ayers, Det. 1 !)f,t. ."'. ¦" ". tl af ti oon on i ol fight lay. an 2 between a and a lion. made ith of Sl mi runs. but almost complete calm pre- SAYERS .'<.". NEW k, where t of tl 1.Love, Det.(L) 0 Det. diers' !¦ ield, Fi truck oul e! ¦¦ tiger vailed. Pi lo h own le in the .i PACKARD. 1920. 4 PA5S. ¦¦ lan ancl -¦>.Leonard, Det....(!.) 0 Det. i. en and ighti m v, n ni ver he in To the average thoso two animals rry gai ninth, On the committee's return ling bystander have always represented oi another the two STl!T7., 1918, CO! triple v. hilo Mr, vaiK rs bc< an threati nini rJ -o v the pa =sing hitting which had been at | SEPTEMBER prcti final words in jungle combat. and Walki r's return on Sis¬ racing craft, riding U 4 PA5S. I y's feet 1 ecame ngaged in an double plays helpi d to ki ep i; 0 '" leading " ; 24.Shawkey. N. 0 N Y * Tl .5 0 0 3 ft'fi .. 2h. 3 0 1 11 Row could not p-et Y..(R) Conlon rs ¦'. closely fought as the n] '. McL'hlln. lb',3 0 o' m' u Gardner-Tolley golf match. rf 2 . 4 0 lfl the ball t of the 27.Jordan, Wasb...(R) l ''. ¦" ¦. infield. Wash. ..¦'". 0 00 im rl 10 1 2 0 0 Princeton has U'h .(.:..¦ rf .2 0 1 1 0 0 2b a 0 0 (fa iran, rf :; ft 0 0 0 proved her track and field in three ;. 0 Jo n strength big tests. Cirlffl 4 1111 ms. lf. .4 0 1 2 0 1 Sox Insist on Playing ROTH'B RECORD TO DATB ics, lb 1ft 10 0 2 0 1 IVrklns, c 4 0! Viutln, .''¦ ;"i i :; ;; f 0 ¦.-. " against Yale, Harvard Froth'ham, lf.3 0 n 0 m Ul against and later in ¦.¦ ¦- ¦' 3 0 the Intercolle^iates. These .. .1 ;¦..¦ 0 O 0 2 ( drizzle ip the ¦¦¦::¦¦¦¦ r.,4 o 2 a l o ' o ( Chicago 1020.. & " tests were M tl rf.. ir.. .4 0 7 &.¦.«?.»¦,?..?¦ ffi»-'Sr !¦¦ .- l 2 o (' ;ib n i .( ii quite Bufflcient to prove that Nassau will be a 0 ft 5 f and the customers "'¦' '' worthy entry Perry, p ,.2 0 0 4 S .>_n 0 in 2 Man oil.' o. ..300 4 1 » or.o ...... the ,. ,.,. re in of the 0 0 0 0 allowed to I'i- Ion, p. 3 1 0 0 il ¦¦ ;:. ira p i. early international events. Mr. new Friel, the :¦ T. v. :: 'IV.als 1 27 11 1 con- '1 c'" great Pirates at llarvii 0 12: The St. Louis was scored 1 to Open P. (;., Punch ii might };is >¦ ii ln riint.li ppen 0 0 0 0 0 0 Witii /ind Sisler Inning Cubs Go to v Hornsby taking a daily cut at the ball, St. Louis -. n rted in ean and drove .:. o o iVnOTMiTD. 1.1 to ' Brooklyn threatens become th.. Capitol of Swat. tomers the far cor- After "¦ playa Emi and Ji :.¦ i.ln- da> or rest, <;.: to ai roli !' ¦' bit. Wl en il o] tn Detroit is still banking upon Cobb's return to the Th Vustin (2 date in their Harvaril n top and New York Austli :.;:.¦¦ n to recall some schedule, tl e Gii nts will is ifl Keltoi offering Babe Ruth as a leading candidate, but no other can delphin 5; St. I. .uls, 12. H les b start the .¦¦ emorie bv third series of the Western (llallorati k-.Vani (Conl i, city present 'fl ry, Hil lij hei By Pcrr> Bt ru 'Ic oul any two such names as nnd wdust. It invasion of the Polo Grounda this Bf- V>: D.l by Me> Hornsby Sisler-not only great ball players (Oedei Stru il By I'erry, by EAST 44th STREET pil S ii ki i. 6 :. 7 ¦::¦ id but l.'i N'allin an l Com lb insisted '' '"'. wh' ;' an>! fine types devoid cf any ¦¦'¦ .'¦ >;"' they Will meet Georee Barry. Tlm Bami 1:3 i. super-temperament. .;...:.... the game. Gibson's Pittsburgh Pirates. II wfll Hornsby has only one or two rivals to beat OSCAR IVERSON, President eighth by shooting bc the first appearance of thi strong out, whereas Sisler ugh tl o Smokv Cuban Stars to has a rougher task with Baldwin Goes to Maine muggy ity aggrcgation al the P. Ci. this sea Play Speaker, Cobb, .lackson, Meusel and several ¦'¦¦' '¦<¦'¦¦¦ ORONO, Me., Juno 10. Jann 3 Ba'id ¦" Jess Barnes will others whaling away at various an the cus- probably occupy Tesreau's Bears inshoots and slants that whirr up in the v. 11, of South lenni 1, Mass., was :¦ " the mound for the McGraw clan. Again general direction of the home poinl athletic director at the Univer¬ V ly pleased he Dodger will also re »ume hostil- plate. Cobb's candidacy isn't over by any r 9 out Bod lifted lties when The Cuban Stars nf Havana, rh: m means, but he will need his sity of Maine to-day. He will succeed to-day they clash wi*;i the n best to overcomfi the amount of class now dropped the ball, Cubs al Ebl ot pi' of the Cuban Winti r Lei will leoige Leydi r, who has acci pti d a Chicago Field. Tho banked around the .- ."¦la on second. ¦: play another do tblc hi adi r w il .!. ;;' peak. imilar po: il ion with Wa hingto L'ni ites havo made a rather dis- Tesreau' nt ring in this the VY. lleai. Sui day af rnoon Hornsby is fairly sure to lead the versity St. Louis. Bal Iwin, a foi couraging showing against stern at Dyckman 0\ near :;." National League. Ho Iooks to be mer Dartmouth coached the foot- cluba no far, having lost three out of al, Dyckmnn the best natural hitter in that man, four to Street buI way stal \ forti ighl ago circuit. ball h ;.::: la fall. TAILORED SUITS pieces games the Cardinals ind alao tho Cuban ne out I Idie Coll to the champion Reds. Alexander thi Stars le their debu! here Great and in wo well ;¦'. ni The Brown Yale .ougl the and A.1 Mamaux will probably he even. Last Hundred Oulplays it in to re- the opposing twirlers in tho opening Mn life the first. PROVIDENCE, R. I., June 16.- n .... hundred are ¦: ;-;.i" f Padronc, wl t to Ti years said to he the hardest. Tn a Brown. before a commence- Gearfe the series acros tl." Bi idg in will face JefT nant pen- playing now re¬ ar.d threw past Brooklyn. Big in the im, . race the last hundred games always tell the mi nl day cro vd of fi 100, d rfeal d Yale Entire stock offered at " Luca i, who won thi lasl story. greatly rui ners ad- name, will bo There are still a here this afternoon, -1 to 2. Yale used !- oppo id by Fulli rl .. o hundred games left to be ;¦'¦' on drove a Hood Sent to Coast no-hit-no n, piichi d i played ("or thereabouts) by three pitchers in a vain effort to stop duced prices inncr run gai ic la Sunday. each team m the circuit, where the stress and strain the Brown hittors, Wallace an outfielder on the rarely begin to tell , .¦ i ul ai d Hood, before T1t> score Bi ioklyn National wa Wilson July. by innings; tho ... League Club, Fights To-nieht n 11 k time nd the '¦.¦ '.¦ ed yesti rdi y to the Salt Lake Juno 10 So far the National has been much Brown .00300010s I '¦ 0 game < team of the PHILADELPHIA, -Tho box- League closer with a much better I'ale 0 10 0 10 0 0 0.262 hai bat. ity Pacific Coast League. ::-' bov sch. Ihil Park to balance ol I!" had strength. The Reds are. more ¦.-..!¦. ! .. 11 ixe, previoualy been claimed b; t.ht .''¦'. the ature f whii as finding opposition than they Mr. Dinneen Confused Club of the to havo countered lasl Cu :>. lun and I'el ra Vgain ChattanocRa Southern Aa been an eighl round b< u1 e, year, where they had the sociation, but this club bi n J only Giants to overthrow. Mr. Wllsi .¦-.. Now Din claim rclinquished »y II, the ,:; kl V rhl there are at least four clubs that have American Association km ¦¦¦¦'. ita tw Hood's home is on thi cl n and improved their 1919 strength coast ar.d the wishes pion, Augie li tner, :' \ and one of has lolun bus, t St. Paul, t. :¦' 0 .' youngster to j":'. York, was po .| these, Brooklyn, the pitching power to the full route. Toled 5. Mllvs iu .¦.-. ;.. team in tpon ti) moi row go t n d 11 r n o o w o ro that vicinity. ght, on co inl or rain. .;-v I; .Mil rieapnlls, 2 Indlunai lla Kan iaa City, 3. finally re of the '¦ Speaking international status, of A wild far Joseph Beckett, England, has Eastern League to ond, J. Col Record of shown "" overpowering yearn to \* ..'..!:¦ ! Havei 2 (7 ln.; rnin). Major Clubs exchange wallops with one Francis '¦'¦ Lc;i£u<» ;'; "' orcester, Piltsl il, (lst) thc Unit0fi Statcs- and \" at er, 1 (2d). " Tal«ng presenting wallops is Mr. ith n Moran.oran; s idea oi a ., r iny, 4 to center. p ¦¦¦ j,,. ted NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE pleasant evening.and among thoso whom ho hasn't Hurt! n Atban: .¦¦ barred are Jack ball to center GAMES TO-DAY ,, V.MES TO-DAY Johnson, Jess Willard and Fred Fulton. hrough Plttaborgh at N'ew York. Now Vork ( 2,500 Tires Must Br? Sacrificsd al hirajro ' Chicago at Brooklyn. Stoclt I! -...;.¦!¦¦'.. 7.,-, and P< cl in Washington al Cleveland "Sir Thomas AJax, ¦-. ..":¦:. Ht iwkey at, confidont." How .¦ p p fioated oul Cincinnati Boston (two), Philadelphia al Ht l"oUis Lipton many expected Sir Thomas to Ali SIei 5 .:.'". .::<:. !ri s, N 1 a St. Louis at come over an<| admit. I ba Philadelphia. Boston al Detroit. that ho had no chance to win? £k '¦ : '¦ ,. \ , i;...... ,,. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ' thrown out YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ' » MEN who are familiar with CROYDON rhe water car the plate Chlcago, I; Boxton, 0. St F '.> i!- , Some o.e has '.' nul'n I'l.'.'i "i ranked Hornsby as "another PhIIMlelphl..l*ltt.burjrh train). Wagner." Not quite yet. 5 CLOTHES that these . half of th* aAlSfi/«hfe?i.P.h (VaVn) So far nature has been content with one model. r>: realize reductions speak Other tea.ns not achcduled. Detroil-BoHton (niln) Duplicates for Wagner lefl and ¦><>, Ol and Cobb have nol yet been devised. for themseives. size Ihrown out STAMHM. TEAMS STANDINC OP TEAMS Ample range.nocharge \ i . for Pratt threw < ¦/ W.L Pct.l W.L.Pct. V, I p, P i alterations when '-''¦.¦.hawkey Wl required. ¦¦.'.," ,,' ,. Cln'natl " 2921 WWJwlwiwp- ti 23 22 .511 h'',g. .580!PUl.b'». Clcvol'cl 3.", "17.073 Waah \'j{ i',, Soulliern Asflocialion T»it»il \\ ull tln.v N.,..-. ,\ c Mon » Bkyn 28 21 .571 Boaton.. 2125.457 N. York. 35 2ft AU Sl College H«M>IiH A vlsll to 0111 len nvlm-H w, havo r.. 2ft 23 Louls '7 7 I.IUI Itm It, in in.) Hnrvnrrl. THE I. \ *;i:.r.u fitutmraa To-tfMr, SiM r. H BLUu'n J558 N. York. 2130.412 29 ¦i :. 9; Fordham, 0 VK(iEHT MTOCK l' Chlcago 23 558D