Giants Drop Third in a Row to Pirates, 12-5 ¦¦mm YankeesLose Another to White Sox, 3-2 and Attack Robertson Offsets Dashing Spirited How to Start the Day Wrong By BRIGGS Wildness by Of Rivals Upsets McGrawmen Good Work in the Pinches Th(5 chanicSE? ET3 TÎ-I/VT ThUMDGh ive Until Sixth. When Cleaaonites Score 3 STORM .» SToRm «JUAS Ruai I5NT «T ^ W. B. Hanna y t>-»OPíT(r* /S By * By John Kieran The Giants aren't and their are MILUON DOLLA&S hitting pitchers being hit, but back CHICAGO, July 31.. Although battling Bob Rhawkey, ih« of those upsetting states of being is the fact that they are list¬ sea forme» playing deep sailor, held the White Sockers to five hits in his seven innings lessly. They're a bit mentally stagnant while having Pittsburgh defeats of laboring in Charley Comiskey's vineyard to-day, the Pale jabbed into them once a day. The Pirates won for the third fIos*run, "no mithin'" hurler, who batting, fielding, pitching and pepper. In Each Major League gave the Detroit Tigers the surprise Yesterday Jesse Barnes und his of their felino liven in the early sea¬ Still both to the Sliding brother, Virgil, gave way NATIONAL LEAGUE son, was the mound artist who hfld attack, base hits bunched to Murderers' Row in The CWCAQO (A L.J NEW vr.Kfí 'A. Pittsburgh subjection. ah r b « » L, Player nnd OInb. G. AR. R. H. IVt. ¡K. ab r h the most productive point. Jesse Slengrl. Now York 43 111 2(1 48 .397 former army avint.or was as wild as .Johnson, *< 4 0 0 1 501Witt ¡n t« Barnes was hit and hurt in the second St. Loula.101 Sßfl «¡v ir>5 the jack rabbits that roam his native Mulligan, 8b 4 i l ¡Tin So Horaaby, .am 2b. 4 1 1 . 5 inning by a bee liner, driven by Hamil¬ Grime, Chicago. 83 303 01 110 ,3«3 Texan plains, but when it was neces¬ rf Meusel, rf SOC 2 Oí 101 Hooper, 8 1 1 0 0 RtHh, If ton. He stopped the ball--couldn't get DHiiliert, Cin'natl 305 80 149 ,W8 sary to find this same gentleman for a Strunk, cf,. 2 o 0 0 1 0_J Rii~r To Tai_k UKE The four Three-ban« the younger Barnes. in sign of trouble. Hugmen got hita.Mulliran. Strunk, fea*. "(^t TMf5 "PR&S&*JC& hits and one run off Robertson to the rince.Scott. Doubl« play».Scott Checks Giants The Cardinals and rip A (_ADV up Plpp; kW Hamilton f3«^'.?*^' *Py when clustered two more Shawkey. Scot! and Pipp. Left ¦ PT<;. *5 re. - eighth, they bases.New York. 10; ? Hamilton the while was __/ on Chicago, Baga Earl curbing hits for another run, and had the bases balls -Off Robertson. 7. off Sha» the Giants, who hit with tepid effort Robins Lose5 6 to 2 filled with two out when Gleason sent Struck out.By Roborifcon. i; by after an en¬ Robert¬ 2 Huh.(jff S in 7 Bha«k«( and infrequent output up colored lights and ordered 0 Shawkey. Inntngt 0j first Irish Meusel, son to earth. Murray. In 1, off 6 couraging inning. volplane back to solid off 0 In 1 Roberteon, In 7 J-Ji a and a home run, knocked Val Leverctte was once more called Leverette, 1-3. Winning with single By Joseph upon Robertson. Losing pitcher- Shawkey. in three runs for the Giants, but other¬ Tossing a poor, defenseless to stem the tide that threatened the pires- Dlnneen aní Morían Data wise Hamilton and his southpaw curv¬ southpaw White and this he did in easy the Cardinals ia like a Sockers, reduced New York's batting and against waving fashion. Baker grounded to Collins ing red in front of a scoring to u mere smattering. flr.g bull.the party for the third out. in the ninth the Indians Win Heinie Groh was back again and he of the first part is invariably torn and Yanks went out in order. Easily did his part satisfactorily. He was fnst tattered after the experience. Witt Scores the First Run at in for balls and quick with Manager Over 14 to 5 coming The Robbie must have known this at Ebbcts With Battling Bob firing the for¬ Senators, his hands on hard grounders. turret on the main deck un- CLEVELAND, July suffer from Field but he sent ward with 81..Washingtofl Giants didn't any fielding yesterday, southpaw failing accuracy and destructive effect played poorly behind ineffectivo pitch¬ fraiitics except a missed grounder by Dutch Ruether against nev- the first half of tho the added to the! thésCards, through game, ing by Zachary, Brillheart and Young, and that only ertheless, and Ruether was one gained by the Yanks in the Young, it didn't lose the game.] promptly tally blood *o-day and Cleveland won. 14 to Pirates' loot; knocked out of the box in the lead-off inning began to take on added .". Meusel made use of his hits, early The wildnesa of Robert- Manager Speaker made a home run good The Cards continued their as- importance. but had to play too much of a lone game. son was responsible for the counter, as to the score board. It was his seventh hand for the Giants to lift themselves sault even after Ruether's demise and Home Run Hitters he personally granted Whitey Witt of the season. from their mid-summer malaise. Ban¬ won out over the Robins, 6 to 2. International League free transportation to first as soon as in the first and the little blond Yank at the Umpire HUdebrand was hit by a foal croft walked inning It was an error to send In Games appeared Groh walked. Frisch sacrificed and egregious | Yesterday plate. Whitey went to third on tip in the first inninp but cor.^inu^d runs. Dutch the consider- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Meusel singled and sent in two against Cardinals, Dugan's single, and scored as Ernie behind tho bat after his injuries war« No up to this time. Nice that he had been lambasted to the New renk Jersey City, 4) Newark, 8 (12 Innings). Johnson was gathering the Bambino's treated. complaint ing (Copvriaht, 10!2, Tribune !>".., Trade Marie Registered, V. S. Patent Office/ Hearting. 3; Baltimore, 0. . team work and things moving smoothly, 1 2° hot shot for a force out on Jumping the tune of 14 to 2 a short whilo back in Williams, Brown*. Toronto, fl; Rochester, 5. at The score: but not after that were the Giants r-hUlle«.17 t Buffalo, 0; Syracuse, 4 Joey second. St. Louis. Had Ruether stayed on tho William«, The Speed the Yanks were CLEVELAND (A. L.1 WAsrnxGTox 1 G8 .4U5 < 944 Barnes for hits. Gooch's was he retired at the end of the third Miller, Cubs. I was repeated ascensions and lack of knowl- Wsmby. 2b 3 t Judge. lb. ; *. i» cudgelled ¦ recall that it snowing. Rooh'ter. 63 41 .608 40 50.488 Speaker, cf n runners, who had after the Cardinals had scored Tobin, Browns. I 7 Jer. City lift 48 Keadiiiff. as to the exact location of the 4 6 Qoelln if .411 l «s sent in the base inning .'.147 Syracuse. 41 66 .'MM edge Wnnrt. rf. 4 1 0 OjRrower. rf. 3 11 1 J» Indians.. 1 G There were ice floes in the way BuffiTalo.. 08 48 .6471 j. . moved up while Barnes was throwing four runs. Mamaux was found for a j Speaker, Newark. 30 71.282 home plate, the Hugmen failed miser- Newel i. ,-, 2 4 4 1'Shank*. .To .401 : «0 out Grimm. run in the fifth when Joe Schult?, hit Henline, rhillies.0 1 And the winter skies were gray, GAMES TO-DAVT ably when the real hit was required. riardner ?b -! 1 0 n o Pcddn'gh. m 4 "> I 111 into the left-field stands for the circuit Schultz, Cardinals. 1 1 On the other hand, Bob Shawkey held M'lnnl», ih -, 2 3 2 o Ptfir.lrri. c. 10 0 0 1« Jesse Knocked Out In Fourth With the arctic breezes blowing. Newark at Jersey City. O'NelH. r. 1 no.rthnrrlty, c. HI 2 11 and southpaw Sherry Smith yielded the Baltimore at Reading. the enemy to just one scratch hit up to Morton, p .! 2 8 Zachary. p.. 100 0 1« The Pittsburghers did their scoring beneath the with two Hits last St. Louis marker. Harry Shriver LEAGUE TOTALS TO DATE Now blue skies and fair Syracuse at Buffalo. sixth inning, when, out. BrilUi-rt p I 0 0 . II in alternate innings. by Traynor, had one between Ma- Toronto at Rochester the Gleasonite3 laid their bats lYnungb'od. p ! 0 0 0 14 and Maranville drove pitched inning 1932 1921 Winds arc singing through the gloating *Goebe! 0 0 0 «4 Gooch, Hamilton maux and Smith and escaped un- clover, against his slants with great gusto and Barnes from the ridge in the fourth, j American League. 327 315 Free time and care. out J. i of worry, pounded the decisive tallies. Eddie Ttals. 39 14 IS 27 II 2 Totsls... 35 5 8 runs in and two men on scathed. 24111 and with, two Meanwhile southpaw Bill Sherdell National League. 821 314 "Here's another where Skeeters Tie in Mulligan started the vicious and un- .Batted for Brillheart In seventh irr.:-.?. V. Barnes filled the lodges by passing August, attack a between was the Robins on their col- provoked with triple Cleveland ... ;. 422 He struck out Bigbee, which standing One more summer's 110 13 *.H Carey. hit lective heads with his slow ball, and nearly over!' Witt and Meusel. Washington. 2 On 10 1 10 0.5 was right and proper, but Russell XHE LEADERS TO DATE Ninth and Win in With the to tie on third, Two-base to and the ball although he allowed eleven safeties tally resting hits.JuEddie Collins produced the necessary Brower, Sewell (2j. 0'NeiIL Three-bus from Young. Three more powerfully may talk Paddock's hits.Judge. Wood. McTr.ni». hopped away pinches. The Robins could score only William», Browns. 26 They of feet, The base blow, and Mulligan raced home. Home run. runs. AVolkcr, Athletics. »4 Man Twelfth, 4-3 Ancient then slammed a Speaker. Stolen bases.Evans (2'. Speak«) m o' War and all the Harry Hooper the sixth and ninth. In the sixth j . a run others, Gardner, Wamby Sacrifices G Traynor's wild throw let in Bnth, Yankee«. 18 single to center, sending Collins to Morton Giants in the fourth after Wheat's double, Schmandt's sinsle and Helliiiann, Tigers. 16 But where flying legs are fleet Jersey City and Newark hooked Double play?.Wamby. .: for the Ward's sacrifice accounted for a 14 up third, "Everybody's doing it," shouted sncTlne. c. .1 0 1 3 2 R. K Ï. York clubs course. Kroltn«, c. .1 (I 1 2 20 3 Rending .2M "01 0 0 X.3 8 1 ship and all that, the New scored all the way from first on the he thought of the Deal "I have never seen it," he said, "but, judg¬ M'loi-rs. ss 5 0 1 0 Briefs Baltimore .00 frantically nabbing plnyers at the blow. from the I Tfccaxr, p.. 5 0 2 0 30 Mueller, cf 5 0 1 2 0' o 000 000.n * 1 their St. Louis Tho HOME RUNS 1921 ing distances, should say the par was 72." (They have no Baldwin, ¡ir.fl 1 o 3 the Batteries.Brown and Clarke; rsrahta eleventh hour, while score: American The merry mashie wielders of ami McAvoy. as but not so opulent, ST. League. 477 par in Great Britain on the card.) Hagen was the next Totals.. 414 12 80 22 1' Totals. 44 3 10*35 213 are their nefarious rivals, just gritty LOUIS (N. Ll TUIOOKLYN* (N. L.) National Leajrue. -KiO promptly quoted club not plying AT BOCHESTEK along with what they have. «b r h po a o ihr hpo if] as "1 can see no reason one .Two out when winning run was scored. trade so often this trip. Golf has struggle the Flack, rf..., 411 1 0 0 2b.. 5 1 1 I -I 0 day saying: why any shouldn't get a 72 at The season is over for trades, but Olson. 937 Jersey City. oio o oo 002 oo i.4 given way to concentrated baseball. Toronto .o:2 Oil 10 0.6 13 Î and to Stock. 3I>... 411 120 Myers, cf.." to 1 2 0 0 Total.' Deal." After that he was roasted to a turn. When Alexa left Newark. 0 0 0 loo Roches'cr '< o o 10 1 3 0 0 S "-4 4 to equalize matters pro¬ Mann. cf.... 222 1 0 OÍR fírif'h. rf S 0 2 3 00 Stirling 020 00 0.3 The who take up the bat¬ leagues, over 0 0 Two-base only players an-: Cm, vide an even break, might turn .1. Smith, of 1 0 0 0 Whom. If.. 5! 2 0 11 for England she was asked whether she expected to win. "I have only hits.Devine, Brainard, Holt, tle of the links are the pitchers on Batteries.Taylor Plrher; Collins to the Browns, and Dutch Mtiell-r, rf.. 000 0 0 0 Sch'ndt, lb 4 0 3 11 00 Walker. Three-base hits.Holt, Jacob«. work. Keenan, Irvine Plak« and Lake. Eddie what Honiiibv, 2b. 311 3 10|Hlgh, 3b.. 2 0 0 1 10 Cubs Pound Out i.n outside chance," she said, "but I will do my best." she was Stolen base.Klllinger. Sacrlllce.Webb. the day after they Ruether to the Curdinals. Still, If.. 412 7 0 2 0 0 Easy Whereupon Double The Schultz. OlJolins'n. 3b 1 0 0 as play.Devine and Walker. Left on matters it about the other clubs? Gainer, lb... 401 8 0 0 Ward, as.. 3 0 0 1 2 0 quoted saying that she was "confident of beating Miss Leitch." These bases.Newark, 7; Jersey City, 7. Hases Miller has a sneaking sus¬ race and Atnamith, c. 400 S 1 0 Pe- c 1 ft Over Phillies on Huggins New York teams stay in the Deny, 30 7 0 Victory are a few of what takes on balls.Off Baldwin, 2. Struck out.By that he is a fine Lavan, as... 8 00 ,1 8 0 Ttuctlier. p. 0 0 0 0 2 0 only examples place both sides of the ocean. Baldwin, 1; by 2. picion nursing along the cartwheels roll in. Put the game Shcrdo!, p.. 800 0 0 OiMamatix, o 0 0 0 (10 PHILADELPHIA, July Tecarr, Hit by pitcher. in- the to remember p 31..Chicago By Tocan- (Walker). Umpires.James and prospect Manly Llewellyn, above the prize? Please .McHcnry... 101 0Ü0 Shriver. p.. 0 0 0 0 hit Hubbcll and George Smith at will Carpenter. Time.2:00. young barrister from the University of in business for tPyor . 000 000 B. Smith, p 0 0 0 0 that, that "we're not If you care to bother with looking back the records South Carolina. Lew" har a t.Vels . 10 1 0 0 0 to-day and defeated Philadelphia, 13 through you "Lanky our health." Maiivrtn. 10 0 0 00 will find that Walter Johnson has lost more fast ball that throws off smoke and fHunirllriR.. 10 0 0 00 to 5. The Cubs made seventeen hits low-hit and low-score games the third 0 Luquè's Hitting fire. first in IIMlller.... 10 MO off the two a than any other in baseball Johnson has not Figures Frisch reached Gooch twirlers, including home pitcher history. only pitched more in an unusual way. S3 0 run but ïiî inning and interfered with Totals_ 0 9 27 7 Total*.. 87 2 11 it 10 1 by Miller and three doubles. shut-outs, he nlso has been shut out oftencr than any one else. With ¡ Victory Over Braves "It never rains but it pours," said reached forward .Batted for J. Smith In seventh Baker. After a . was inning. Steuland allowed but two hits until BOSTON, July J. Franklin lengthy %/> . as he only average and the 31..Luque's hitting him unintentionally tRan for McHcnry In seventh inntng. batting run-making support, Washington veteran accounted for three runs convalescence with an infected foot he He hit high in front of the JBatted for Ruether In third Inning. the ninth, Mokan's double and Wil¬ would have a record to-day, aid- 1S£ÍT. swinging. for to-day that outclasses the field. Within the last ing Cincinnati in defeating 6 went out to battinrr practice to-day and and could have been thrown out, {Batted Mamaux in fifth inning. liams'» seventeenth home run. Lee and to 3. A Boston, plate the for the in¬ for Shriver In sixth inning. two weeks he has lost two 1-0 games whore his own work was flawless. back-handed catch by Sav- nearly committed harikari when a foul but was entitled to bag ¡¡Batted for in Henline also had home runs. of and not credited with a hit IjBattod S. Smith ninth Innlnç. Just why his mates refrain from eney Gowdy's liner in the ninth was tip from his own bludgeon cracked him terference St. Louis. 103 010 10 0--6 The score: suddenly hitting the ball when Johnson an important item in the third abaft the ankle. The Trappe Mauler or with a time at bat. 00 0 win straight charge Brooklyn. 00 1 00 1.2 CHICAGO (N. h.) I JH1ILA. (X. 1,1 steps into the rifle pit is one of trîose mysteries that remain unsolved. for the Reds in this series. Cav- will be crawling around on all fours Two-base if a f and arc fatten- hits.Mann, Hornsby, Wheat. lipo »h t h pn With him it was a case eney P'ord fielded sensationally. next. The Pittsburgh pitchers Home run Schultz. Sacrifices Stock, Hrüth'i'. r Kapp. 3b... 4 0 0 2 7 0 generally of pitching shut-outs or getting trimmed. The score: ig their batting averages here. Cooper, Ward. Double play.Olson and Schmandt. Hol'er. ss. 4 2 2 2 0 0 .1. Hr.iitli. 21) 4 0 0 3 5 0 CINCINNATI and Hamilton all made at Left on bases.St. Louis, f> Brooklyn, 10. Terry 2b. 5 3 2 1 41 Williams, cf S 1 1 1 0 0 (N. L) BOSTON (N. L.) Old North Side fans would never lorrison If. r> 3 3 1 0 0 Walker, rf.. 3 10 « 0 0 Case ab r h po a (> ab r h po a e Bases on balls-1-Off Ruether, 2; off Ma¬ Miller, Dempsey's Burns, cf.. 5 1 2 0 0 recognize Kid Gleason's coach as the .ast two hits. maux, 1; off 2 Struck Barber, lb 3 2 1 13 0 0 Mohan. If 3h 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 Powell, rf. 3 0 0 1 0 ? Sherdel, out.By cf 5 1 4 r> 0 b 3 0 n 1 0 0 Haubert, lb 4 0 2 10 10 t-hriVry. If I 1 2 1 n 0 rampant Johnnie Evers of the famous Kribcrg. If Dear Sir: Mamaux, 2; by Shriver, 1; by S. Smith, I,'Hour'au. There has been some criticism lately of for not If. 5 0 1 4 0 made a near homer in tho 4. Km«, .'-b. .4 1 2 0 2 0 I'letctaer, w. 0 0 0 1 0 0 Dempsey Duncan, 0 XL-ton. rf.. 4 1 12 0 0 Cub machine. The transfer to the Carey by Sherdel, Hits.Off Ruether, :. in 3 c. 0 0 0 0 Harper, rf. 4 0 0 2 0 1 3b 1 1 ? 0 the ball at the base off 1 Wirth. 2 3 Les Ib.... 1111'- 10 having fought in the last thirteen or fourteen months. But who was there Boeckol. 4 ! South Sida and Park has third. Young took Innings; Mamaux, in 2; off Shriver, 0 OTarroll .^301 20 0 r. 3 11 7 2 0 Foncées, 2b 4 2 2 ó 1 o llolko. lb.. 3 0 3 10 0 0 Comiskey In 1; off 8. 3 In 3. Hit Holline, 3b 2 1 toned down the raucous of the wall. Smith, by pltcher- SlculainJ i» 4 0 1 0 2 o iluljbcll, p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 to fight? When such names as Willard or Brennan were mentioned there PinelU, 1 2 3 0 Ford. ?s... 4 0 2 8 8 1 foghorn voice. By Ruether (Lavan). Losing pitcher. 0 p 3 o o o 2 0 Caveney, ss 3 1 2 4 4 0 Kopf. 2b.. 4 0 o 3 8 i The "Human Crab" is now as silent Ruether. Smith, was an instant flow of> Wli.Ko. o. 3 0 0 0 Umpires.Moran and rs _ 10 0 0 0 0 Wills come 10 c.. 4 0 12 10 hustled to the last. He tried Quleley. Pole protestation. has into the limelight 3 1 Oewdy, as a contemplative oyster. Young Time.1:38. - LUQUe, p.. 2-0 10 Miller. !>.. 3 0 0 (> B 0 to stretch a in the fourth and Totals. 40 17 27 14 1 32 27 17 0 only lately and there still is some doubt as to where this can 'Gibson H 0 0 n n single beat him 18 Totals... 5 5 match be a splendid throw by Bigbee American »Batted for Smith In ninth inning. held. Dempsey has been in the same fix that Tolals.. 33 C 12 to it. Association Jeffries was in around 1904 27 11 ll Totals.. 313 10 27 16 2 Pound Athletics' 5 Chicago. G 30 000 0 0 4.13 and 1905. was 'Hatted for Miller in ninth Tigers Louisville, 6; Minneapolis, (1st). Philadelphia. 000 001 00 4-5 There no one to fight. Many criticisms of doubt¬ innlns- either. Minneapolis, 8; 4 Dempsey Cincinnati. 001 201 01 I.6 Pitchers and Win 11 to 1 Bigbee never stops hustling LouisviUe, (2d). Two-ba.se hits.Terry, Miller, Mokan, less have been just, but this one isn't. "10,000 too many," says He fell to head off Cunningham's Milwaukee, 8; Columbus, 7 (10 inn¬ Hollocher. L. G. D. Boston. 000 201 00 0.3 81..-Detroit made it trying while ings). Home runa.Williams, Miller, Two-haw hita.Luquo, Caveney, Fonseca, DETROIT, July our triple. But he jumped up Carey Lee, Henline. Stolen base.Frlbersr. Double Gowdy, Boeckel, Kord. Sacrlllce».Pinelli three straight from Philadelphia to- Merchandise Man. chased the ball and hustled back to be St. Paul, 7; Indianapolis, 2. plays.Rapp and Leo: Terry. Hollocher and to (3), Caveney, four for Harbor. Luft on "Carpentier getting ready fight Beckett again." A strenuous Holke, Daubert, Fonseca. day, pounding pitchers eight¬ re¬ in to take Carey's relay. That Toledo, 6; Kansas City, 3. bases.Chicago. 4; Phila¬ hard, Double plays.FniiBeca, Daubert, een hits and 11 to Î. "Clean 'em out.and position »¦ -. 6. PinelU winning a delphia, Bases on balls.Off training campaign of 11% minutes will be needed for and Daubert; Ford and Boeckel. Left on work held the hit to triple. off Ü. Smith. 3; off Hubbell/l;1. Struc« this gruelling test. Cobb doubled his last'time at bat, duce 'em low to Southern Association Steuland, bases.Cincinnati, 8; BoBton, 6. Bases on- enough of the Pirates, out.By G. Smith, 5; bv Steuland, 4. Hits balls.Off Lucjue, 1; off Miller, 3. Struck bringing to fifteen the consecutive According to Gooch, Nashville, 5; Memphis, 2. .Off Hubbell, 4 in 1-3 Inning; off G. out.By Miller, 1, Wll number of in which he has hit make 'em new who Smith, 13 in 8 2-3. Hit If a colony or group of men decide to have a rather dpltch. Miller. games go quick!" McQuillan, the Giants' pitcher, Little Rock, 10; Atlanta, 1. by pitcher.By wealthy exclu¬ Umpires.Sentell and Klum. Time.1:40. safely. Rigney had a perfect day at hasn't reported yet, has the best fast Chattanooga, 10; Rl-MJl^nd (Henlino). Wild pitch.G. Smith. sive golf club with an Soft collars .also National Birmingham, 3. Losing pitcher.Hubbell. Umpires.Rlgler membership, expeiïsiv&J clubhouse, where the cost bat, with five hits out of as many times ball he's seen in the League Other teams not scheduled. and ¡UteCortnick. Time.1 :58. is there can no y high, be complaint. But that offers no reason'- we Williams up. starched collars. this year. frhy Gets 26th and The score: new york in d shouldn't have much rirrsBCROH or. i,* cheaper golf for those unable to stand (A. T,.i PIULA. A. X..1 own ab r h po a » ab r h po a o any fancy DETROIT Our *Shire brand. tax. There are Browns BeatRed ab r h a e ih r h po « e Mar*le. » 6 Ï 2 5 6 ft Bancroft, ss. 3 10 3 Ï 0 thousands of young married men with incomes from Sox,6-2 po (»rey. cf, 4 2 1 4 0 01 Groh. 3b... 2 10 1 Id in ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 31..The Browns Pit!», lb.. 4 1 0 10 0" M'Gowan, rf 4 0 0 4 0 1 649 were 35c 4 1 3 1 1 0 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 $4,000 to $5,000 who can't afford a club as Cutshaw. i'bj I 2 4 2 0 Dyke*.. Sb. 1 11 1 0 S « Burbo*. If lUwllnga Standings golf conditions exist to-day. increased their lead to one and a half cf.. 4 3 1 1 Oft If.. 30 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 0 2b.. 20 0 2 fi o Major Tobh, Walker, Russell, rf 5 0 Krisch, Leagues were Several communities games over the » 6005 40c Tierney 2b 5 2 2 4 2 0'Mouse!, If.. 412 2 0(1 have shown that a golf club can be carried along Yankees to-day by de¬ Veach. If. 5 1 8 3 00 Hauaer. lb. ..301 7 2 Traj'r, rf 5 2 3 1 2 1 Young, rf 30 1 3 11 on $100 initiation fee and feating the Red Sox, 6 to 2, while the rtell'ann. rf 4 3.8 2 0 0 Miller, of... 4 10 I 0 0 3590 were 50c Grini., lt> R 1 1 7 0 0 Kelly, lb.... 41111 10 National $100 a year from each member. The waste White Sox were New York. Jonen, 3b. 4 2 3 140 C.allow»;-, es 4 0 3 0 4 3 5 2 cf 4 13 1 0 1 League American trimming Klgiify, as.. R 1 5 2 SO Perkins, c.. 4 0 1 3 2 0 Grxjeh. c. 1 3 1 0 Ouj'hm. League in golf has been into millions. The score: ft 7 0 0 a c 300 3 0 0 RESULTS terrific, running And it is this waste Minion. O.. 1 0 0 4 0 SVlirvr. 21> 4 11 15c dozen- llatu'on, p 5 1 2 0 1 O.Srydor, YESTERDAY'S 0 10 each.$1.50 J. Harnes, p 1 0 0 0 3 0 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS that has prevented thousands from ST. LOUIS (A. Ll BOSTON (A. L) OlUhara, r- 4 0 1 0 00 net't». p... 10 0 0 0 Pittsburgh, 12; New York, 5. taking up the game. ab r h po a el r lUetmich. p. 000 0 00 V. Harries, p 1 1 0 0 Chicago, 3; New York, 2. ab h po a e 0 10 0 0 0 0 St. Louis, 6; 2. Gerber, ss.. 40 11 21 Mitchell sa 401 0 JO ¡Erkt-rt. p... 0 00 0 0 'SMwri Brooklyn, St. Louis, cf 5 1 3 0 Sullivan 0 0 0 0 10 Tcnnard, p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago. 13; Philadelphia, 5. 6; Boston, 2. Shor'n If 2 0 Fewstor. 3b. 4 02 0 3 0 p. 'Gaston 100 0 00 Cleveland, 1Í; Washington, 5. There's Nothing Like It in the Guide Tobln, rf.. 5 2 2 2 0 0 Bums. lb... 3 0 0 12 Si ¡.Welch 10 1 0 0 0 Cincinnati. ... i o « o o o 6; Boston, 3. Detroit. 11; 1. Wll'ms If cf 41 1 S no Pratt, ib.. 4 02 1 3 0 tBrawry Trt.l» 41 12 IS 27 12 1 Tota!»... 80 » 1 « 14 3 Philadelphia. Dear Sir: Not long ago I played a certain public course. For the Jarob'ri, lb 4 0 Oll I llMenosltv. If. 411 2 0 0 Suits? * I M'Ma-8, 2b 4 0 3 2 3 0Í.I. Collins, rf 3 0 0 1 0 1 Tottis.. "11 IS 27 9 O! Totals... 331724134 .Bau»-.! f-r V. Barnes In seventh Inning. 3 ill round I P.Collins, c SO 0 2 £ 8 eighteen-hole took 175 strokes, lost twelve balls and found thir¬ 10; Miller, cf. .. 411 3 0 0 .Raited for Heimnch in fifth inning. have T^î.ted fot Jonnard In ninth . Inning. a Bronkle, 8b 3 1 1 2 2 1 Huel. 30 1 4 3 1 + Batted for Eckert !n seventh inning. Price revisions 020 605 00 0.1 2 teen. Isn't that a record of some sort? M. L. F. V'gilder, p 3 ! 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 1 0 iPlttsbureh. III B Qulnn, 2 114 0 11 12».11 *'..»' 2 00 110.5 ! 1 .Harris 10 0 0 0 0 Detroit. a lot of them do*& lork. 100 000 0. 1 brought h"s-Maranville, Thie«- Philadelphia. 010.00 Carey, No wonder Totals.. 3.10 12 27 10 3] Totals... 332924153 Two-base hit.Cobb. Three-base hit«. to $45 and ^TZ'-^'Z 1=1=1 old age situ and groans Sac¬ $40, $50. Btolen bases.Russell. Maranville. Sac- New York.. 1 r. si « !» i! ¡i ns :i-i .Dattcd for Qulnn in rinth InnlriR. Veach. Jones. Stolen base.Oldham. .Reoistered Trademark. ,r,o* St. {.Olli». I.i 61101 81101 At St. Louis. 0 00 00 1 (?.). Double r,srh' Soyaer. Double play.Ma- St. Ixuii*. 8 .-.II II tl B S 60 41; .501 New York 71 7Î W87I41I Weisrnullcr, Richards and Bobby Jones, 4lx.6 rifices.Minion plS-v.Ri«rn*y. «. 53:4-' .530 Detroit. .¡Ill 0| 41 fl| 9|53|46 slate. Two-base hits.Pratt. Tobtn, McManus, delphia, Off V ^"'"^Kh.,; °n V- «arnés. 1; off IMttKburgii- 81 81. 7¡ Oí «48 47 .505 SI.! 6 101 S Q63 47' Is or Shorten, Three-base hits. Oldham, 1; off Rettig. 3, off Eckert, 1. Rogers Peet Company Cleveland Olí . fifty-seven Menosky. > Hits.Off Hamilton,&..m Bar,ne*'3. strur* out~By V. Barn.«». Broolily n. i 3 -,,. ta is n 49 .4f*o ., 7| 0| 9SS50 fifty-eight. Shorten, Miller. Home Wil¬ Struck out.By Oldham. 4. I'hiln'pliia. «I Wu*li'tun. 5 71 6 8.1 71 0 !Í5 ;»vi¡ runs.Tobin, Rettig, 6 In 2 1-3 innings; off Helmach, 2 Broadway -¦ »y Hamilton, l. nits. 8| 0¡ 2,-10 355-, .380 41 4! fli liams. Stolen base.Gerber. Sacrifices. Off r J,T'nn'ir',. HoMon. 81 21 2 . Phlla'phla 5! 61 T.I 7 80 56 In 1 2-3: off Eckert. 6 In 2; off Sullivan. 6 H'{f&at35tbw- _ 4| 8| 7j 881681 310 Boston J. Collins. Rue!. Burns, at !3th St. "Four «J _ _«]_a\_ el g) 3) 7 In a turf tennis can men Gerber, Vaturilder. In 3. Hit by pitcher.By Oldham (Walker). 32-3; off Jonnanl, 2 In 2 Gani<-s""lost.;38;414-> 47 47 8Î - 6|.laolaol championship you pick three the Double plays.McManus and x>?L .?' ? ,ln 1P|S1 | \ 4L1I I« 17 r>p'r>". 56 against JacobsOD! Losing pitcher.Kettlg. Umpires.-Evans Convenient Losing p»ch«7_J. LiiniesjoHL 59, ¡" ] field and find no one to take the bet. One name Bronkle, Jacobson and Gerber; Bronkle and and Outhrie. Time.1:45. ,^ Ea-n'. , b*"-?W-L,nPires.Hart and O'Day. Time GAMES TO-DAY might Tilden, Johnston Jacobson; Burns, Buel and Burns. Left on Broadway Corners" .. 3 ..l' 5S GAMES TO-DAY and ? atFif41stfjt. Pittsburgh at New York (3:30 Patterson without losing any sleep »over an outsider through. bases.Boston. 7; St. Louis, I). Bases on at Warren St. p. m.). New York at Chicago. In breaking balls.Oft' Quinn, 2. Struck out.By Van- Eastern fl 3:30, Polo Lou it« at Brooklyn (3:30 p. m.). at the recent golf opea one eminent camp follower tried this out at pllder, 2; Qulnn, 1. League Gr^ÚTÍv rf. p,J«"b'»'««». To-da",^ Cincinnati at Boston St. Ixiuis. golf. by Umpires.Owens Waterbury, 8; New Haven, 6. Boston. *t He named Hagen, Hutchison and Barnes.and and Connolly. Time.1:47. 2 Chicago at Philadelphia, Washington Cleveland. not one of them finished Springfield, 3; Worcester, (1st). Philadelphia at Detroit. in the first four. Also only one of them finished in BASEBALL TO-DAY. EBBETS FIELD, Springfield, 4; Worcester, 3 (2d), the first eight. Brooklyn vs. St. Louis, 3:30 P. M..-Advt.. Other team» not scheduled.