LEFT EARFUL RIGHT EARFUL They're having as hard a Who sets the styles, the city the of time organizing league slickers or the hicks? Chicago as the nations they did getting ¦.door sport circles are no< old Federal League started. drinking hard cider.
1 Walter Johnson Proves He's at TRADE DEAL IS Jess Busy Counting Over - Going Top Speed Too Much for Athletics ABOUTTO BREAK ''Jack'.but Not Dempsey to Quaker City Clan Forced Poor Jess Willard. Please chance Another local aggrelation rented . Admit Fator Puts Hildreth Horse Connie Mack and Old Fox the records, professor. J erne doesn't huge building and Installed 2.200 cot; "Barney" Is want so much sympathy. for For the Nationals. ab r. k. tb. bb. bo. *h. ab o. a. e. fight fan*. moat part the: Judc*. lb Across in Knickerbocker Are Fact of the matter is Jess departed went unoccupied. Some Hurler. Footer. Sb..... 40330001120 Figuring in Carl from the arena on the afternoon of Ijtmm than JO.OW prnon* paid to Br¬ Mmwky. If... J . 2 3 1 1 0 . 2 0 I July 4th with more Jack in his pocket ibe bout After Tex Rickard of wm right paid Kin* Barney Bin rf 1 . 0 « 0 0 1 . 3 0 * Handicap at New York. Mays' Transfer. than any other individual present all bills, he declare* he and his part¬ And when Barney was rifht, Con¬ Murphy. rf. 4 OOOOOOITSO# < Of course, he took a lot of '.Jack" Frank made nie 0 « ner. Floumoy. consider l*ck and his $1,000 Infield had a Ptctnicil. c.... 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 1# 1 Track. New York. in the ring. too. which he didn't ex¬ ably leaa than I**.<#.. tough tim* approaching him. so Shanks, m.... 3«00»000110j Empire July Some deal Is in the wind, as the 30 0 00000100 24. . Hildreth'* great 3-year-old actly relish. The motion p.ctures were a Iocs retaking, along with regular line or lanrrtn. 2b. Old Fox and Connie Mack were not Johnson. P 30000000000 Ktake runner. Cirrus, captured the Kmil Thierry and "Sandwich Broad" Ohio censors wouldn't allow them tc fans, so who expect the down-troa- of Kmil ha both clubs. «.... 30000100230 train . McAtoj. FIRST and one-half _ RACB.Fire furlong ing the home club and visitors along men. Only nineteen of them lodged two bit# a head. Poor Jess' The big Kansas train was shooting S0000000030 Killlier. p. Kallipolia, 115 (Schuttinger). 18 to 5. 4 to 5. with the New York Yankees and with him and only five of that num¬ Poor Jess and the guys who sold .<** them by the visiting batters with so 'llunw 00000000000 out; Head over Heela. 110 (ltelsay). 1 to 4. out; Boston Red Sox for Carl Mays is on ber paid. mater at from 10 to 50 cents a glen* much whiz-bang lire that even the Phantom Fair. 119 (Ffctori. «it- Ttme. IM. the Burns Amos Totmis 33 0 « » 1 » . 02412 0 Tomot and Pontypridd also ran. wings of this trade tiding wind. slugging George and 'R»n for Perkins in the nlntti. that Strunk were forced to repeat what SECOND RACK.About 6 furlong*. \aa- Many hopes are forthcoming courcr. 112 (Oavmll), 6 to 1, I U> I I to i; the Nationals land either Carl Mays Ty Cobb has many, many times said. Score by inning*: 112 8 to 4 to JESS WILLARD HAS HERB PENN0CK PUTS Nationals mns 10000000 x-1 Sammy Holly. (Nolan). 5. 5; or Joe Dugan. who is at present on ..You can't hit what you can't see.' Jeweler. Ill (Fator). 1 to 2. Time. 101 These few words a mouthful Nationals hit*. . 201 10^01 x.8 the injured list with the Mackmen. speak Athlctics bits 110 1 11 M 1.« King Agrippa, I ata. Pint Trooj\ Blodwin. REGULAR FARMLAND ONE OVER FOR SOX as the Kingpin of the Smokehouse Indian Spring. Bally Connell. Rio. Miss Ster¬ For the second game of the series. error Joa. P. Huttoo- Eric is slated to v.M better than ever after his four- Karned run.Waahinrfon. First base by ling. Muipby, Triumphant, Erickson perform Topeka. Kan.. July 24..Jess Wil¬ Boston. July 24..'The Bom on Kec and the he breezed .Athletics, 1. Left on base^.Nationals. 7; trow. Susan M.. also ran. for the Griffmen. while either Nay- day lay-off. way lard has purchased another farm. Sox celebrated their return to them through made Connie and hi* Athletics. 6. Twohav; hits-Judge. Menosky, THIRD RACB.One mile. Game Cock. 115 lor or Perry will be Mack's selec¬ Fen¬ Perkins. Turner. Sacrifice fl>.Rice. Double (Walls). 3 to 1. 9 to 10. out; Ticket. 123 (Sehut- The $100,000 he earned as receiver Park defeating the New Tori trlhe look like Government T-eaguers to 9 to 130 tion. way by lay-Picinidi Judge. Umpires-Messrs Nal tinger). 10. out; Woodtrap, (Fator), for Jack blows han been Yankees 4 to 3. Pen nor k hek Three words will tell the entire lin and Evans Time of irame.1:37. out. Time. 1:42 *6 Trtley also ran A twin bill is booked for Satur¬ Dempsey'a by «efeat of the Mackmen: "too much FOURTH RACE.One and oue-sixteeuth miles. day with the Macks and should the paid as an installment on a 700-acre the Tanks safe sfter th* fifth in Jr>hnson." tt is an old headline, but Cirrus, 119 (Kator), U to 5. 3 to 5. out; Balua weather man behave himself a Kaw Valley ranch In Jefferson ning. wtrfle the Sox tallied two run- »» trade. 10T (Sdmttinger). 2 to 5. out; Be Frank. Jess will in all in the eighth, v.hich gave th* hom» It Is better placed here than ever FOSTER. monster crowd is expected. County. pay SITS.00" Walt was himself and JUNGLEERS DEFEAT 121 tFairbrother). out. Time. 1 *9 4-6. EDDIE for the property. The former cham¬ folks the victory- Score by inning.* today Just FIFTH RAOE-One mile and TO Albert kept the visitors guessing through¬ yards. pion's new land holdings are a SPEAKER'S INDIANS A.. 113 (Scbuttinger), 9 to 5. 2 to 5. I to 4; only ft.HE out the battle as only one man got Ellison, US (ButweU). 2 to 5. 1 to 6; Nannette WALTER HOYT WILL REMAIN half hour's drive from his Lawrence New York .1 .. 1 1 R h, far as the third corner off his Flack. « (Coltiletti), 7 to 5 Time. 1:48. U. REED BOYS home. Boston f*00 7 1 Ohio. 24. . The slants. Opposed to the sharp-shoot- Cleveland. July M. Miller. Dahinda. Rora, also ran. WITH FROCK'S TEAM trg expert was Wallace Kinney or Detroit Tiger* won the first game SIXTH RAC&.Fire and one-half furlough. IN BIG TRACK MEET of the big series that may decide 109 9 to 5. even. 1 to southpaw ability. This cocked-eyed Pwieloi" (Schuttinger). 2; Baltimore. July, 24..Waite Hoyt. ac¬ artist of the southpaw, slinging second place in the flag race, today, Cormoran. 108 (Kelsay). 2 to 1. even; Our Maid. Baltimore. July 24..A "telegraphic AMERICAN 4-2. Coveleskie I 98 (Pierce). 3 to 1. Time. 1:09. Humpden. LEAGUE. cording to Manager Sam Frock of the easily desired a better fate than Boland outpitched track meet," with wounded soldiers not all the way. The Indians got run-. Ednsria, Frenzsela. Pirate Mciee. LitUe Ale* Yesterday's Rraults. Baltimore Dry I>ockst has decided that which his teammates gave him Eastern Sadie Rubidium, from nine to to Boston Sox and ners on time and but Mr. | ander. Glow. D.. Army hospitals in the Washington, 1; Athletics, 0. report the Red as he held the Nationals in check again, also ran. will finish the season for the was The m United - pitching after the first frame, but his team¬ Pinch Hit lacking score: States, including Fort Mc- Chicago, I; St. Louis. 0. local Frock announced ? mates refused to encroach along Detroit. AbH.O.A.&|CleT«. Ab.H.O A.E Henry thic the Detroit, 4; Cleveland. 2. Shipbuilders. Buah.ss 4 110 OiiJraney.lf... 4 1 1 0 EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES. Hospital, city, among thin morning that Hoyt, after reflect¬ the boundary line covered by i-a- 0 2 2 0 3 113 0w; contestants, is for Boston. 4; New York. 3. the treatment he tlma" Foster and Picinich. Youn«.2b.. 4 Chaixnan.ss being planned ing upon splendid j Cobb^cf.. 4 14 0 t> S;*aker.cf.. 2 I 1 6 0 FIRST RACE-For 2-year-olds; selling; fl** some date early In August. Where They Play Today. has received all season at tfi?"*bands Right of the Macks took the count Vertch.lf.... 4 1 3 0 Oj Smith.if.. 3 0 2 1 9 The recent meet at Fort Des at of the local company, notified him from Johnson the strike-out 4 17 0 2 0 1 2 0 furlongs: Brutu*. 108, Lorera Lane Hid, 105; Athletics Washington. by Hetlinan.lb .{ <;ardn*r.3b. St. ICS; Bright 112; Jane. Moines General Hospital was such a New at that he would remain with the Dry route during the pastime while the ShortI'll.rf. 4 3 5 1 »>j W'fra»*«C'b. 3 1 4 0 1 Ketin. Gold. Poke> York Boston. 3 0 0 4 0 12 1 'J 112; *Acid Tent. 105; Breadliue. 105. ! success that they decided to challenge Detroit at Cleveland. Docks. Hoyt informed Frock that he mighty Barney put a one.two. three Jones Jjb 4 0|.Tolinatcii lb sell the Ain smith.c 2 15 0 O-O NHll.c.. 4 0 4 3 SECOND RACE-For ."year-olds and n;>: country in an effort to settle def¬ St. Lou is at had written a letter to Ed Barrow, Watch crasher over in the third frame, «?; Chicago. Boland.p.. 2 0 0 4 .p. 3 111'' ing: mile and one-quarter: Onmme Ci. 106; 'John initely the "world for manager of the Red Sox. telling him and OjCoClskit championships or the fanning Kopp. Thomas talker. i-Harris. 1 0 fc » 0 I. Day. Ill 'Caddie. 107; Conduit. 115 wounded men" in athlstic events. It Standing Clofrm. that he preferred finishing the sea¬ Barney allowed but five bingles dur¬ THIRD RACB-For 3-year olds and up: sell is planned to have each hold W. L Pet. son with the and that was the 2* ft 17 mile and Tie hospital Shipbuilders ing the pastime and Kopp Tbtals. 32 11 27 T #| Total*... 27 1 ing: seventy yards: Al*ord, 114; a track and field meet on same Chicago 54 29 .651 he would be glad to to the native of the slow-town that .Ratted for t'oreleskio in ninth. Pin. 114; Lady Ward. 100; Dahinda. IOC; Car- the report only day and telegraph the results and rec¬ Cleveland 48 35 .574 Bostop club next spring. .as passed. The Penison. Texas, Score by innings: melite, IOC. 'Deltas Beat. 102; *Ofeii«*r. 112; in New York 45 35 .363 Drtr-Mt 01010010 1.4 Blazonrv, 114. King Agnppa. 114: Millrarr, 109;: ord.* each event to the other hos¬ youngster gave a regular Mary 0 Detroit 4* 36 .561 'Herald' C 00000 1 1 0-2 pitals. The Pickford" on the nin Welarvl St-archlight III. 107; Piedra, 114; .R»«ckp-^t. l'~ performance Run*-Cobb. Heflnun. Shorten 2. Charwnan. and the The hospitals which havee been St. Louis 43 38 .531 BASEBALL FANS ARE and a FOURTH RACB.FVr 3-yearolds up; it was shame that he could not .-M«*aker Tw<»-ba!S' hiw.Jotiea, Shorten. Three November six Out the challenged by the Fort Des Moines Boston 35 45 .438- be an even break with the May Handicap; furlong?: given bi®- hits.Jones, Speaker. SacrilW bit.Smith Way. 140; Arrah, Go <»n. 126; Mad Hatter. 120; soldiers are T&koma Park. D. C : Washington «6 4N .421) REAL CUCKOOS.WHY? Griffith Ace as he sure twisted his Sacrifice flies.Boland, ilardner. Double play-*. TickUah. 117; Grimalkin. :08; Slippery Elm. 122; San Francisco. Athletics 19 slants when hits meant Shorten and lleilroan: Wambsgauss and J<>l»n- Cal.; Colonia. N. .1.: 60 .241] Next portside Quietude. Iff. Whimsy. 1»: startling. 127. Bi.l Fort ston; Smith. Wambapan-w »d<1 Gardner Left McPherson. Ga.; Fort Sheridan. Billy Evans, well known umpire Sunday McCloy. S8; Kashmir. Ill; Backbay, 10T; V\ood HI.: Plattsburc, X. T Pa.: For on to*v-Detroit 3. Cleveland 7 Ba»* '*1 balls Carlisle. NATIONAL LEAGUE. was the target for a pop bottle show¬ the visitors. In the first. Kopp -Off Boland 5, off C<>?e!eski* 1. Strut* oat. trap. 115. ; and Fort McHenry. Md. ? walked and Walker scratched a hit Br B -i»nd 4. Corel^skie 3. ns FIFTH RACB For 3-year olds and up; Tratrrdir'a Rraalta. er in Cleveland. The bottles flew by Tmpves-Ow- mile and froni through the inner works, but neither and Connolly. ing; maiden; on-sixteenth: Crepuscule. Phillies." 7; Brooklyn. 6. the first base bleachers following a saw third base, as both Strunk and Ill; Toadstool. 192: searchlight III. 102; Sal THREE New York, 7; Boston. 6. decision Evans made disastrous t< tor the most and ex¬ Burns hoisted out. Turner raUlle. ICC; Lucius. 112; Favour. 107, Joan of ORIOLE CLUBS startling Old Man NOTES 9}. Cincinnati, 3; 1. the Cleveland team. And Evans' hit after one was down, in woond. OF THE GAME. An-. Pittsburgh. home SIXTH RACB-For n*e TO ENTER is in Cleveland, too. ever for two bases and advancedl|*to third 2-year-o'.ds; nelling: BIG SWIM Where They Piny Today. Chief traordinary Announcement Terry Turner was given a big tnrlongn Jean Bullant, lGp: Bridge Player. 1(6; Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Folger. of the league Park on McAvoy's infield out. but Kinney Orleans Girl. ICG; Saint Rose. 106; Our Maid While no official word police, stepped to the vicinity of the himself was not the occa¬ hand on his first appearance at has been re¬ Boston at New York. made an Auto Tire concern in equal to 106; Marvelle 'M. 105: "Frenzela. 100; Mile Vivian. ceived as it pop bottle huriers and aakl: by sion and flew out to In the the bat and answered with a two- yet. is understood that Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Menosky. bas<> blow to centerfield. 106 the Maryland Swimming Club. Ariel "That was a cowardly act. and the fourth. Burns hit after one was down, Rowlnc: Club staoalnf of the Cluhs. man who threw those bottles wouldn't but the side was The Mackmen came within an ace and Arundel Boat Club Washington! retired when Fer- 'Apprentice allowance claimed ti»e iouihI* are to have W. U Pet. have nerve to meet Billy Evans face kins and Turner popped to the in- of toppling the Nationals' ace of on© representatives in the run lead in the second after two South Atlantic Association's outdoor New York 50 23 .685' to face.*' St. 0. Cincinnati 50 27 .649 "Oh. was that Evans?" one of the ? With two out in the fifth, Kopp were down, as with Turner on third Chicago, 1; Loaii, swimming championships on August Mike Menosky pulled a 9. off the Arundel's tioet at Chicago 44 35.557 fans yelled. "We thought it was scratched a bingle toward regular « Ferry .Janvnn- vaudeville act in Kinney's St Louis. Ab H O A El hicago. Ab HO A E Bar. Baltimore. Pittsburgh 40 38 Nallln." hut everything was off when Thomas collaring Bronkie 3b \ 0 0 2 0 .52300 .513) Uiboid.rt If the boat clubs-, a Brooklyn r,s :;9 494- lifted to Rice. Strunk hit in the offering. Gedeon.2b.. 4 0 0 3 3 12 2 0 who possess as Walter Johnson 0| E.l\411na.2b number of Boston 2* sixth, but was "Barney," is) 4 3 0 » capable performers, enter IS INTERNATIONAL doubled out when Jacobson.lf. 3 0'Waiter s* 0 2 2 0 the SS4| LEAGUE. Picinich made a wonderful two- best known to the Washington fans Sisler.lb. 1 2 9 2 ft Jarkaon.lf.. 2 0 2 0 0, teams, Central V. M. C. A.. St. Louis 29 48 .377 must have been sore when old man Doyle's Athletic Club and others who Phillies 48 base hit and run which Burns missed Williams.cf 4 0 3 0 Oj Fetch,cf. .. 5 13 0 0 i5 .342 Jersev City. 0: Binghamton. 1. bv out. doubled in Turner hit for two bases, as he set Smith.rf. 4 12 0 1 Risbt-rg.Ib. 3 2 8 0 0 are out for the team laurels, will cer¬ Jersey S. t striking Perkins City, Binchamton. the Slumberland crew down in 16 : 0 have their Don the Gerber.ss 4 1 2iMcMu.lin.3b 4 3 tainly work cut out for Buv Athletics" final frame, with two Newark. 12; Rochester. 1. strike-out order in the third ses- Severeid.c.. 3 1 4 0 2 0 S 0 0 them. Corinthians to Play. ..Mi, and Connie figured to grab the 0;Schalk.r ""he Corinthian baseball nine will Reading. 1: Buffalo, * battle out .-ion, Kopp. Thomas and Walker sothoron.p. 4 0 2 1 ljCicotte.p 4 10 0 0 Baltimore. ft. of the Are by sending in ihe fact team on 2; Toronto, "Burrows as a ! taking the count. |».iiy Pepco today pinchrunner. but Tur¬ Totals.. 35 3*29 9 Totals. 3i 8 30 7 0 the Monument grounds. Diamond No ner grounded down Shanks to Judge. Cy Perkins looked like one of the 4) LOUIS HAVLICEK IS Cymen from in the short Two out when winning run was .«cored. 1. at 5:30. Sunday the onrushing Co¬ Twin Bill at Clarendon. Here's how the Griffmen gathered Hyattsville Chicago 0000000001 I Tire rinthians will meet the on Another the lone tallv for field position. But the Atlanta VICTIM OF RIOT Potomacs, Clarendon basehall club will stace Walter. Judge Run.Leibold. Sacrifice hits.E. Collins. Sclialk. the same at 3 o'clock. started the Nationals- first phenom always managed to get over Stolen base. diamond, Any ( another double bill on the frame McMullin. Hit by pitched ball Bv other fast teams names Sunday with a double to right field and the turf: "his play in the fourth on Cicotte (Serereid) Struck Sothoron. Closely following the death of Ches¬ desiring can; home diamond, when it meets the wall, out.By 3; arrange a with Foster advanced him with an infield the hit and run which retired Clcotte, 3 Ba**s balls-Off Sothoron. 6. ter I-yons < omes the death of Louis game Harry Seyfarth Empire A. C. in the first contest manager. 1318 Eighth street north¬ It! was the best the You Read Picinich of after- Double and Until hit Rice lifted plsys.Gerber, Sisler. Serereid, Bronkie, Havlicek. the MHflne who was shot War Risk in the a long fly to strunk. west. plays nitrhtca:». .1 r-. 1 Judge romped over. Inoon. Si>lrr; Weaver, Ri»t>crg; 'McMullin. Risberg. In the race riot and died yesterday Manager l^emeric desires the Clar¬ Foxy Griff's tribe again proved the Time 153. Umpire*.Chill and Dineer in the Naval Hospital. Havlicek endon players to report at 1 o'clock ? run less wonders as they gathered played with the Marine club in the as the game will he called at 2 Pepco Defeats Corinthians. p. r a trio of binglcs off Kinney's south- Giants Beat Braves. Government Baseball I^eague. and was m. sharp. $15.00 QUALITY slants the sixth, but The Pepco Athletic* Club defeated paw during New York. July 24..The Giants de- « young and promising ball player the Corinthian Athletic Club were unable to score. Force-outs to vester-j Fir*t 100 Aoto Owners who Phonr North PALM feated the Braves here today in the Recently being transferred here h count of 9 to Petworth Wants Games. The ! BEACH and a great stop by Thomas saved 1 Marine he day by 2, breaking; first game of the series. T to *. Barnes headquarters, jolnd the the Corinthians' of vie-' « the brotherly love, tribe from fur- and out of baseball team, third base, long string The Petworth baseball team would 3876 TODAY will be given worth-while "TIP." t Nehf pulled holes several playing tories. M. Jett fanned twelve and: like to J SUITS, S-f.85 ther defeat. times with of their inner and from his first appearance on n arrange games with any fast Sammy Rice halted the Macks tjie help allowed but three scattered hits, club in this vicinity. Address all ! Better do it! Buy Now M works. Washington sandlot was well liked Score j from gathering the much needed Score bv R H E by all the fans for "hi* gentlemanly by innings: challenges to Manapr «**. r Gri^s. S**e Now innings: C. A. C 0 0 0 o I 0 0 0 3 4 avenue [ ; tally by a erreat running catch in Boston 000 104 mo- 6 9 1 mar ner afid the clean games which 4205 Illinois northwest. Pet¬ the seventh inning. Turner had P A. C 3 112 0 0 0 2 x.9 14 2 worth has been winning a lot of New York