Yankees Smother Red Sox, Aided by Ruth's 35th Homer.Giants Win and Dodgers Lose Allows Checks McGraw Players Pirates Mays - Again When a Feller Needs a Friend ByBRiccs Toney Enriched by $500 Four Hits _* Reds in Final Down Leaders Only Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune Inc. In Taking Series

To Old Mates Road Contest INCINNATI, July 25. . The In Close Game Ç*^¦^ mcmbera of the New York McNally and Mclnnis Make Salle« and Luque Hit Hard Giants will receive a bonus from Mitchell Batted Out in the Fifth In¬ Manager McGraw for winning the First Triple Play; by the McGrawites, Who deciding game of the scries with Eighth and Suffers ning Spree Wins, 8 to 2 ' Move Into Fifth Place the Reds here this nfternoon. Be¬ Defeat; Score, 5 to 4 fore the team reached here Tues¬ By W. O. McGeehan From a Special ComspotMlent day night McGraw promised that By R. J. Kelly The 80,000 customers at the Tolo CINCINNATI, July 25..After losing he would divide $500 among the A crowd of 22.000 Brooklyn fans Grounds yesterday were shown a nov¬ the two games straight to Pat Moran's players If they won a majority of turned oufe yesterday to welcome the the Giants came back and took Dodders back to F.bbets Field after elty In the line of a triple pln^ and the Reds, the games from the champions In their .successful tour of the West, Babe Ruth. to-day's contest 5 to 2, thereby making thirty-fifth home run of it three out of five in the series with the series just ended. where they won thirteen out of twenty- Everybody has seen the Infant Swatigy the It was the last game Tho New Yorkers took the first ono gnmes, but the faithful were champions. to as their crack at least one homer, but triple of the Western trip for the New York¬ two contests and dropped the next doomed disappointment, who have won ten out of sixteen favorites dropped another contest to plays are scarcer than deserving Dem¬ ers, two, but they gained the reward by Gibson's Pirates. The victory next contests since they started on their George ocrats will be in Washington after tour around tho circuit. drivine Sallee, a former teammate, guv«: the Buccaneers four out of tho To save a They will five encounters with the little money, March. Henry Fabian, who has been an exhibition gamo in Buffalo to¬ from the box, and winning to-day. last Brooklyn play clan. The final score was 5 to 4. make a to the at the Polo morrow. B-(u.) one of our manicuring grass The Dodgers lost no ground to Pat Grounds, man and boy, for ten years. Tho victory sent the Giants into fifth Moran's Reds in tho "four convenient corners"! that he »saw only one other in his place in the league standing, as the champion pennant says in Galves- Skeeters Divide chase, as the Cincinnati outfit was de- day, and that it took place Braves defeated the Cardinals, and feated the Giants. tho ago. the New Yorkers are now one by However, Several thousand ton thirty-five years only Pirates are advancing to the front at suit3 With Carl Mays pitching at his best point behind the Cubs, who are in With Nine the Yankees took the Red Sox by the fourth position. Reading an alarming rate and are now only five (among them our finest of 8 to 2. The under-handed Fred who games behind the leaders. score Big Toney, pitched against Clarence who oc- revised slinger allowed only four hits, while the champions, held them to eight hits. In Double-Header Southpaw Mitchell, qualities) down¬ Wait« Hoyt, who worked for He these well scattered cupied the mound for the Dodgers until ward. voung in tho kept pretty he was chased to cover in the eighth Boston, was plastered freely after the first inning, when the home JERSEY CITY, »luly 25..Reading and suffered his first setback of the when Murderers* Row swooped team scored its two runs. divided double- inning, fifth, Toney Jersey City to-day's season. He went well for seven now to down the boy wonder and man¬ seemed to bo as the Miners the first along Many $50 $75. upon awful. Ruth's growing stronger the header, winning innings. Then he suddenly lost his handled him somethin' game progressed and the Reds were game, 7 to 5, and the locals the second, al- came this brutal scene. 8 to ten effectiveness. He had previously homer during helpless before his offerings after the 7, in innings. Heavy hitting lowed six but three of these were Rogers Peet Company The triple play came in tho third I featured both games. Jersey City over¬ hits, a baso on opening inning. bunched in the first inning and the inning. Peckinpaugh got Frisch Leads Attack came a five-run lead in the last three ¡ Broadway Broadway and Wallie Pipp was safe on an of second contest. other three came in the sixth, giving at 13th St "Four at 34th halls innings the the visitors their first two runs. St error by Michael McNally. The error The veteran southpaw, Slim »Sallee, Tho scores: Convenient was who was in the box Leon Cadore was rushed to the. roused Michael's ire, and he ready for Moran's clan, FIRST GAME Broadway Corners" Fifth when Pratt cracked a rifle bul¬ was treated rather severely his rescue, but the damage had already Ave to fight by RBADINO (I. li.) JKnSKY CITY (I. L.) been done, the tried at Warren at let smash right at him. Michael speared former team mates and was forced to al) r li po a e: ab r h p<> a « although Dodgers 41st*St! the touched second and thtew to retire in the sixth inning. Senor AU'lierg, rf.4 0 n 2 0 O'MeCnnn, 2b... ft, 2 ft 141 desperately to pull the game out of the pill, at Hums, cf ..5 1 ft 2 fl (l!.Mooers, ,11) ..4 11 110 (ire in the ninth. Mclnnis. Both runners had started Adolfo Luque replaced "Sal" but he Kon'lok, c.5 0 1 7 1 II Kane, rf _4 0 2 2 0 0 the crack of the bat against the ball fared little better than his predeces¬ Brower, lb. 4 ft 111 2 0 Blemlller, rf.,10 1 100 Ponder Is Hit Hard off. sor. Frank Frisch led the Mariot. ,1h..4 1 ft 0 1 0 D'NotIUb. lb..4 0 0 1110 and both were caught attack with Shorl'an, «s.4 1 2 2 4 1'Wlg'orth. If...4 0 0 50 0 Mr. Carles Elmer Ponder, pitching Recalls Fato of Zim three singles. The Giants were guilty Obere, 2b .41 2 2 1 Zltraan, s.v...311 2 3 1 for Pittsburgh, was bumped for ten of two misplays in the first inning but IlnmVl!. If.4 1 ft 1 0 0i Zlm'man, cf..4 11 30 0 It was a triple play, and Michael Scliwartï. p. 4 0 0 0 ftO'llv.lo, c _400 100 safeties, including three doubles, but. a unas¬ thereafter they accorded Toney splen¬ Gill, p .300 000 he tightened on several critical occa¬ might have made it triple play did ....0 0 0 00 0 if he had elected to chase Pipp support. I'Uaunian sions and retired the side with the aid International League sisted The Reds the 3 of But even in got jump by scoring Totals .88TÏÎ 27l3 SI Totals ... ,86 5 8 27 9 good support by his mates. hack to the bag. Michael, two runs moment, recalled the fate of in the first inning. Heinie .Batted fur «lili In ninth inning. The Pirates got off to a good start GAMES TO-DAY that tense Groh led off with a to Zimmerman, who chased Eddie single right Reading. n 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.7 by chasing a run across in the first Jersey at Syracuse. Heinie and went all the to third when 10 0 10 0.5 City Collins across the plate during a way Jersey City.. 12 0 inning. After Bigbee had fanned Carey Baltimore at Reading. series. plays are so Pep Young allowed the ball to go Two-baso hits.Hummel, Burns. Three- shot a single to left. Southworth sent Other lean;, world's Triple his b!iH<» Obere, Mariot (2). not scheduled. rare that half of the customers did through legs. Frisch captured hits.Kane, Mooers, him to third with another single to retired. Bath's foul fly, but Daubert followed Sacrifice.Mooers. Stol«n base.Sheridan. Elliott threw out South- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS not know the side had been Left on bases.Jersey City, K; Reading, 8. right. "Rowdy" 7: Up bobbed Henry Fabian, tho land¬ with a singlo to center, scoring Groh. Double play.Mooers, McCann und Do No¬ worth when the latter attempted to Reading, Jersey City, 5 list). bis three¬ Haubert mado a clean steal of second villa. Has»»s on balls.Off Olli, 1; off steal second, Whitted then came Jersey City, 8; Reading, 7 (2d). scape gardener, unbowed by I. Struck 7. "A happened but continued to third when Snyder Schwartz, out.By Schwartz, with a over on Buffalo, 8; Rochester, 1. score years. triplo play Hit by pitcher.T>y «1111 (Brower): by through single second, 8; 7. In Galveston," he declared. "I was in heaved the ball to center field. Roush Schwartz, 2 (Zltman, Bauman). Umpires which Carey tallied. Cutshaw fouled Akron, Toronto, it. I started it." Henry does not let drew a pass. Duncan then drove n .O'Brien and Warner. to Johnston for the third out. Baltimore, 10; Syrause, 1 (1st). have anything long fly to Young and Daubert scored SF.COM» GAME The in their Baltimore, 1; .Syracuse, ¡ (2d, the upstarts of to-day Dodgers cameright back seven on the baseball «players of the older cfter the catch. Kopf ended the in¬ JERSEY CITY (I. L.) READING (L L.) half and evened the count. Ivy Olson innings by ag and the better days. ning by grounding to Doyle. ab r h po a e ab r h ¦". led off with a single to left and reached STANDING OF THE TEAMS his The Giants a vicious M'C.-uin. 2ti 5 0 3 2 6 1 Alt'erg. (f.,,1 2 3 1 Not only did the Babe- get thirty- opened nttack Mooer». 3b.t!0 2 2 2 o Hums, «..5 1 3 second on Johnston's gTounder to W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. fifth home run, which was a common or on Sallee in tho third and tied the Olli, rf ...6 1 1 0 0 0.Cotter, c ..3 2 2 Whitted. Griffith scored him a mo¬ Buffalo. 61 31 .661 4n 1- into the score. to the D'NVIe, Hi.Ö 0 112 0 0 llruwer, lb.5 0 2 Reading .«189 variety of homer, right Toney singled left, to Wlg'rth, If..4 2 ,'! 3 8b.RO 1 ment later with a single to center. B'more. 59 31 garden a double of 0.0|Marlot, .656;J.( itv. 15 field lower stand, but he got surprise the 25,000 fan3. Burns Zlt'an, us..43 3 3 1 OiSherl'n, ss.5 1 1 Zack Wheat brought an abrupt halt to Toronto ."»9 35 .628 Roch't'r 29 61 .322 and made a wonderful one- reached first in when Sallee Zlm'an, cf.4 2 3 4 0 OlOlwn. 2b ..50 1 and a single safety Vun'beck, c.2 0 0 1 2 l'llum'oll. If.5 1 1 the uprising by hitting into a double Akron.. 57 35 .620 SvrV hand running catch that blocked mad«} a wild heave to Daubert. Ban¬ Hurle}-, c.,10 1 2 0 0 Hari'lsH, p..S 0 1 play. from a hit in the croft in front of the and Carlson, p. 2 0 0 o 4 O'Karpp, p.. 10 0 Schang getting splashed plate * The teams remained deadlocked until was nailed at third. Ilaiunan ..0 0 0 o 0 0: second. Toney Young Hi-'lllnr. p.O 0 0 1 0 the fifth, when the took the a mov¬ hoisted a 0| Dodgers Incidentally, the Babe signed long fly to Neale and Burns ?Kn-ltag .,10 1 0 0 0 lead by two runs. Kilduff West Point Polo contract for $100,000, or took third after the catch. Frisch scoring ing picture Tntali ..41 8 18 SO 15 Totals. 42 7 13 123 14 0 opened with a double to left and El¬ some such sum, in front of the home came through with a single to left, 2| liott followed with another before the game was started. scoring Burns. Lone Georiro Kelly .Batted for Carlson In eighth Inning. two-bag- Team Four plate just tBatted for Vanderbeck in ninth inr.lng ger to right center, scoring Kilduff. Whips he was to On the whole, fairly promi¬ followed with another single right, jOno out-when winning run was scored. Mitchell hoisted a fly to Southworth nent in the day's activities, socially scoring Bancroft and sending Frisch to Reading. 101000 3 20 0.7 and Olson popped to but Johri- Of and third. drew a base on lili- 0 00101032 1.8 Caton, River financially. Indians Have King balls, Jersey City. ston scored Elliott with a single to Whippany The Yanks gave the boy wonder a Easy Record Past Week Braves Pull Out ing the sacks. Doyle grounded to Sal¬ Two-base hits Browor, Zimmerman, left. in the first of From a > taste of what was to com«' lee for the third out. McCann. Throe-base hits.-Zitman, Wlgels« Clinch In ; With one out a base in worth, Do Xoville, Sheridan, Altenburg. Game Eighth inning. Pipp got Time In the 3-2 Take Lead in Fourth Zitman. Stolen RUMSON. X. J.. July 25. By lefeat- on and Herr ill Pratt, who was Beating Major Leagues Over Sacrifices.Burns, Cotter, The Pirates bunched three hits in the balls, Victory The New Yorkers continued the bom¬ bases Zimmerman, Hurley, Altenburg, ing Whippany River the on a hitting spree, singled to left. Burns (2). Left on bases.Reading, 10; sixth, but the net result was a single White Sox 7-2 bardment in the fourth and took tho run. score 13 Ruth rolled one down to first and ad¬ by nPHF. week's record In each league Cards in Ninth Jersey City, 13. Double play.Altenburg However, they jumped on Mitchell of goals to 6 the West Point vanced them. Meusel drove a long hit lead by adding another run on Toney's uiirl Brower. Bases on balls.Off Carlson, in the eighth and took a commanding team won the Rumson :' of games won and lost, with an infield Ban¬ 1; off Btemlller. 2; off Barelss, 4; off polo untry to left and scored the pair of runs. 25. The single, hit by Burns, lead by tallying three runs. After Club cup, B a CLEVELAND, July pace- ST. croft's to and an infield Karpp, 2. Struck out.By Barelss, 4; bv presente'! by li. Fifth Proved Big Inning making-Indiana defeated Chicago to-day, runs, hits, errors, men left on bases LOUIS, July 25..Powell's single single right Blemtller, 2. Hit by pitcher.By Uarelss Bigbee had popped to Kilduff Carey Borden and How 7 to 2. Coveleskie outpitched Williams and runs scored in¬ to center in the ninth with tho out. They also made- another tally in (Vanderbeck). Wild pitch Blemlller, drew a base on balls and Southworth dividual When the Yanks are breaking out by opponents, inning sixth Off 7 In pr and received better errors biros tho on Snyder's single and Hits- Barelss, 6 innings; yff Carl- bounced a singlo over head. ing of 8ocii fol imson Into a rash of hits they arc a trifle support, by cluding games of Saturday, July 24, full and two out gave Boston to The. son, 12 In 7; off Karpp, 11 In 4: off Ble- Konetchy's ty Risberg and Weaver Burns's triplo the scoreboard. in Whitted cut. loos«: with a triple to deep and shoi ns saw the like the measeis. They are likely to beinir coptly. is a.i follows: two runs and a S to 2 over St. Giants ono in off miller, 2 3. Umpires Warner and ) the Numerous doubles were made be¬ victory scored the eighth O'Brien. Time of gam«.2:05. center, scoring: both runners. a tTToal?, break out anywhere, and, like cause Louis in the Señor til! they stop. of ground rulos in force, owing NATIONAL LEAGUE to-day deciding game of] Luque. Mitchell was given the gate at this v : ils in measles, they spread to the crowd on the field. The game was featured by several stiip,.-, and Cadore made his !¦.¦. started :n the fifth with one out, W. L. R. II. E. LB. OR. series of five. appearance tv;o second p« 1 ai They The score: snsational fielding plays. In the fourth and Pianisani in the bo:;. Cutshaw greeted the ex- down to 7A. e when Rue! doubled along the left field Brooklyn. 2 5 20 57 6 40 30 The locals trailed for seven innings, Frisch made a catch of Krugler goals and to Mclnnis. CHICAGO (A. L.) CLEVELAND (A. LA inning great soldier with a single to center, which which ended 5 to i. fr line Mays popped ah r h po i .¦ ab r li i>n » e Cincinnati.... -I It 21 5(1 10 42 13 getting but four scattered hits off Wat¬ Wingo's foul near tho to Lrl'-old, rf. 2 u 1 fly grandstand. Advance Final Round scored Whitted. Cutshaw went out however, the W< st Peckinpaugh singled to left and scored 0 0 0 Jam'son. If..3 0 0 7' 0 0 Pittsburgh... 3 2 21 47 7 »SI 17 made a wonderful to R. Collins, 2b.4 0 2 5 1 O Oruney. If ...Oü o 1 o 0 son, then bunched four singles for two Kopf stop of Kelly's stealing, Elliott to Olson. Grimm play, team cool clever Riie-1. Pipp singled right and Peck¬ Weaver. 3b ..511 0 1 1 2 >ii. Louis. .'! It 23 70 9 53 2» hard in the fifth and threw fael Chapman, B8..51 020 runs. grounder walked, and also died stealing, Elliott mallet work scorer! eig to their inpaugh scored while Hooper fumbled on, If ..4 0 0 3 0 0| Speaker, of. .3 1 3 00 Chicago. ß 2 ."..S 55 7 44, him out at first. also made a Fred Pianisani and Dr. Wallace Falsch, of ...402 50 .200 2 0 King, if ,.4 0 ft 4 0 0 Kopf, ss ...4 0 1 2 11 defeated Leon Vroley and Henry uncovered. was on The and but nevertheless it was a homer, and Chicago. 0 0 0 n 1 1 o o 0.2 3 2 Watson, p 300 0 1 oistierdol, p...000 0 1 o Doyle, 2b ..5 0 ft 8 0 rf ...4 nl 4 0 1 Konetchy Fécond line-up summary: »Washington. 20 55 9 31 18 0 0 Neale, Bassford at 3.0, 6.4, 7--5, and Em¬ with the the new machine which Colonel Cli A ind. .. 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 x.1 M'auil'n p 0 0 0 o ! 0 Hal íes, p .0000 Snyclnr. o ..3 0 1 0 0 1 o ..4 Oü 4 JO tying run, but Elliott filed to WEST PI H NT V. RiVBK adding *>t. Louis... .1 I 17 40 9 0 Wlngo, bree Henderson and Alfred D. ft« the tallv cor¬ Two-base hits Lelbold, Folsch (2), 30 29 .Ohilsten'ry 010 0 0 oUSchultï ....10 1 0 0 »Barnes ...01 0 o 0 OlSalleo, p ...000 0 ft 1 Bigbee and Neis, batting for Rupperl bought keep Boston. 2 5 33 78 21 53 41 tCnilso «« 0 0 0 n 0 JJunvrln ...0 10 0 0 0 Rnilth. c ...2 0 h n 0 Luque, i> ..100000 Hammett at 8.(5. 6.0, Cadore, W llson I estimated it as the iardner, O'Neill, Coveleski« 'hn 0 0 0 0 0 struck out. Capt. rectly being thirty- IDugoy .0 0 0 Tonej |i ft! ft ü UOtKuother _mo 0 Ar. i. - Johnston. Home run Speaker Stolen bi Detroit...... 3 3 19 53 5 51 The summaries: Ca;.t. rson fifth home run for the Infant 34 One of the fielding features was levers. I 1 Swatigy Wambsganss. Sacriflcci t.elb« Ui, Johns Philadelphia.. 4 1 27 58 12 44 18 Totals ..34 S 9 27 15 l| Totals ...312 8 27 14 0 Totals ..48 5 15 27 10 21 Totals ...322827142 Second round.It. Cawse and Kenneth L Capt. this season. ton, l.rrfi on bases Tommy Griffith's wonderful Capt. Brown . \ \: Graney. -Chicago, 10; < Rntted for Ilolke in ninth innlni?. .Hun for in sixth inning. Fisher defeated Leon eft..lev and Henry H. running A dozen straw the Cleveland, 7. Bases on balls.Off \vi --. Snyder catch of Ponder's short in the hats, with crowns lia « Batted for Wat in In ninth inning. tBatted for Luque In ninth Inning. Bassford, 3.-6, 6.4, 7.6; Altred D. Ham- fly ninth out of wafted into 4, off Coveleskie, 3. Si ruck out.By Will- *Tie game. and II. Henderson defeat.-d Total Toi punched them, the lams, 5; by rt. wild IBatted for Cruise In ninth Inning. New York... 0 0 2 10 10 1 0.ft inett Embreo inning. field at the Babe's feet a» he rounded William«. Coveleskie, pitch. JBatted for Doak In eighth Inning. William M, Fischer and William H. The score: Goals Wnz\ Point SViii 5; Brown, ft Umpires.Chill ami Morlarty. 'Alan for Schultz In Cincinnati. ..20000000 0 2 Francis T. Hunter Anderson, 2; i >ev< i¦-. ft'hlp- the bases. The vocal demonstration Tima of game.1:60. eighth Inning. Pritchard, 6.3, 6.4; PITTSBURGH (N. BROOKLYN I... 0 Two-bane hit.Duncan. Three-bane hit and A. J. Ostenilorf won from Byron L.) (N. fany River.Ross, was heavier than the shower of Boston. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2.J ab r h po a e' at» r li j>o a a ees -J.Ford straw. Fulton St. 00000002 Burns. .Stolen base.Daubert. Sacrifice. Kikucht and partner by default. Blgboe. If ..:, 0 1 by handicap, 2. Total, 6 Reí' Favorite Louis.... 0.2 Duncan. Double Bancroft and Third round .11. Cawse and Kenneth L. SOOlOlson. 88 .4 1 1 1 3 0 Johnson and Harry 7 -13- W. Hitless Up to Fifth Two-base play.Doyla, Carey cf ...12 2 2 0 0 Johtist'n. 3b.4 0 1220 Brown. Senators in hits.Mann, Lavan, Hornsby. Kelly, Left on bases-.New York, 14: Cin¬ Fisher defeated Alfred D. Hammett and South th, rf.4 1 2 8 0 0|(;rltTlth, rf..4 0 2 3 0 0 it was a great day for Carl Mays Rally Eighth Over Stolen base Powell. Pncrlfioes.Muran- cinnati, 7. Bases on ball»-.Oft Hallo«. 1; Embree H. Henderson, 8.«5, 6.0j Dr. Whitted, 8b.4 I 2 lao'Wheat. If ..4 0 ä S 00 and he will be of Wills villa, Lavan. Double plays.Plok, Holke off Luque, J; off Toney, 2. Hits.Off Sallee, Wallaoo Krugler and Fred Pianisani won CütshaiT, 2b. 4 0 1 4 5 cf. ..4 1 1 2 0 0 considerable as¬ For Harry and Maranvllle- and lb. 0iMverr». sistance to the Yanks in the strenuous Victory Over Macks Lavan, Hornsby JTour- 10 In 5 1-3 Innings; off. Luquo, 6 In 8 2-3. from Francis T. Hunter and A. J. Osten- t.rimm, .3 0 0 9 0 O^Kone'f, lb..4 0 18 10 Polo Team ¦- nler. Left on bases.Boston, 8; St. Louis, lilt by pitcher.By Toney 1. Btruck out dorf by default. Catoo, ss ...4 0 1 íl oHülduff. ib. 3 1 15 10 Spanish days to come if he can keep up tho In Bout 4. BaocH on baila.-off Watson, 1; off ..By Luque, 8; by Toney, 1. Losing pitcher Semi-final round.Dr. Wallace Krugler HaofTner, O..2 0 0 8 1 0 Ivlllott, 0...4 1 1 5 .8 0 same lick. Up to the fifth the WASHINGTON, July 25..The Sena To-night Doak, 2; off Haines, 1. Hits.O: Watson, .Sallee, Umpire».O'Day and Qulgley. and Fred Pianisani defeated B. Cawso and Ponder, p. ,.4 1 1 0 0 0¡ Mitchell, P..8 0 t 1 SJ inning tor» rallied In the j 8 In 8 Innings; off none In Time of I p. .0 0 0 0 10 Defeats American Red Sox were eighth inning McQuillan, 1; game.1:68. Kenneth L. Fisher, 6.4, 2.6, 6.i. Cadore,* absolutely helpless and defeated to-day The biggest boxing show in off Doak 6 in 8; off Shordel, 2 in 1-8: off MeCs.be .00 0 0 00 the underhanded Philadelphia, 4 to 3. Nay- staged 1 in 2-3. tNeia .10 0 0 0 0 against deceiver. lor up to the eighth had held Wash- the metropolitan district since "all Haines, Struck out.By Watson, Then Scott got the first hit to right' in 6; by Doak, 4; by llalno», 1. Winning Total« ..835102790! ToUls ..88410271(50 Four in and was forced ington check, but four hits, including star" attractions camo into will pitcher.-Watson. Losing pltohor.Sherdel. Olympics by McNally. Michael a double in that voguo Umpires.Klom and Eimslle, of .Ran for Konetchy in ninth Inning. atole second on inning, proved his un- be on Timo and scored a single to doing. put to-night in the 1st Regiment game.1 ;45. First Motor Boat Across tBatted for Cadore In ninth Inning. OSTED, 25. In the right by Walters. Champ « 3 Belgium, July Tho score: Armory, Newark, where the four match¬ Pittsburgh.. 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.5 the In tho sixth former Brooklyn_ 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 1.4 Olympic poole tame to-day Spanish inning May's I'lBLA. (A. L.) WASHINGTON [A, J,.) es arranged the Alexander Is i team defeated the A... :ans by a teammates one more run and »b r li a originally by Interna- Winner Two-base got their i>r> o ab r h jv> a c tional Club of Finish Line in Contest hits.Wheat, Kilduff. Elliott. score of to '¦',. V erican last. Vitt walked and scored on a Witt, rf ...7(10 1 0 0|Shanks 8b 4:' 3 1 7' Spurting New York will Three-base hit Whitted. Stolen bases- 13 The army Dykos, 2b ..4M 5 2 0!Milan 2 in- under Trophy If ..4 1 -1 0 0 fought the of Carey, Myers. Kil¬ team was outridden and by most emphatic three-base hit to the .4 0 auspices the Over Phillies in Final Sacrifices.HaefTner, outplay«sd Walkor, If.. 10 0 0,Idee, it ...4 0 4 0 0 Newark Sportsmen's Club. duff. Double play.Cutshaw and Qrlmm. the who were much better left field corner of the lot by Willie Wo h, rf ..401 0 .! Roth, rf ...40 1 2 0 '« Left on Spaniards, Tingan. 3b ..4«>1 2 3 01Harris 2b ..4«) 1 1 1" The mam event will bases-.Pittsburgh, 6; Brooklyn, B. mounted. It was a case of the ordinary Schang. But after that Mays closed O...400 3 0 bring together CHICAGO, July 25..Tho Cubs bunched Bases on balls .«iff Mitchell. 2: off Cadore, Perkins, OiGlmrrlty C..40 2 li 20 Fred Fulton and Hurry Wills, the col¬ j Bond's Craft Winner of The 1. Hits.Off S army horse trained like a Great South Bay clam in a Griffin, lb ..4 0 2 10 2 0'M'Hrldo sa.3 0 0 1 0 hits and defeated Summary Mitchell, In 7 1-3 Innings; against thoroughly «ial:owivy, ss.2 0 1 2 3 lb 2 0 0 0 0 0 ored heavyweight. They are scheduled to-day Philadelphia CHILDS TROPHY RACE FOR »ff «'.idiire. ft' in ft ft-ft. Struck out.Bv polo ponies. reticent mood. OITorros, o 5 to in the final MOTOR Najior, p ...300 1 8 0 Judge, l!i ..10 0 2 00 t box twelve rounds. Opinions as to 2, game of the series. 15 Mi-Mile Race on the, BOATS -START, 10 A. M..COURSE, Mitchell, 1; by l'on.1er. 2. Losing pitcher The defeat of the Americans elimi- Schang was robbed of a possible Shaw, ii ...20 n I) 2 0 the outcome, of this Alexander pitched in fine form, having ID.5 MILES Mitchell. Umpires.Hart and Harrison. nates double in the socond Bab«; .Johnson ...11 1 o on encounter vary. two bad Time of game.1:65. them from a cl /inning inning by Schacht, v 0 o 0 0 0 0 Fulton expects to "soften" his only innings. Merkle's batting Atlantic for Childs Actual first in the rider th') Ruth. Tho Red Sox fielder hit one to- opponent was a Cup; Start. Finish. time. place tourney, for the blow with his feature. Yacht and Owner. 11. elimination however, they still short right and the Hube came Total» .82 3 « 24 13 l| Totals ..33 4 11 27 U 1 crushing long The score: M. S. H. M. S. II. M.S. system, running left hand punches. Upon Wills's sue Champ, W. Bond. .10:19:09 13:10:40 1:51:31 Wins Yacht Race have a chance to win place. in after it at top speed. It looked im¬ .Batted f-rr Shaw in eighth Inning. cess in TITILA. (N. L.) CTTICAGO (N. L. ) Members of the Tamaqua Yacht Club Natalie II, A. -Nel¬ Curry " getting inside the range of Ful¬ The was a i possible, but Ruth reached out one Philadelphia. 30000000 0 nli r !i ixi a e all r li po a e held their annual ocean race for. the son jr.10:10:59 12:11:54 2:00:55 ijanie \\ ton's left depends his chances Paillette, lb. 4.0 2 12 l 2 Flack rf ..4 0 I 0 0 0 Of 40 Miles on free from hand and hooked tho ball as shington.. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 x.4 largely Childs trophy on the Atlantic yester¬ I'ython. R. G.-lser. 10 :11:42 12:16:33-2:03:66 Sound it was Two of victors-. Fulton rules favorito at ItaMlngB. 2b.3 1 1 1 r, nA|.-,'!.i'iir. ss.3 1 1 3 60 Blue Bird, II. E. of the grazing the of the ba30 hit--« -Shanks. Qrlftln, Milan. Stnmgol, rf.,3 0 2 2 1 01 2b ...4 1 2 0 4 0 day. The contest is for motor boats, Harric, Americ tips He . grass. Rn Double play- odds of 7 to 5. i-f.4 0 Terry, .10:20:22 12:18:44 1:58:22 PORT WASHINGTON, L. I. 2.".. victim of r. turned over but came Galloway. Dugan, Williams, 0 2 1 OlMorkie, lb..4 2 3 14 10 racing in one class, under the rules of ,Childs C. B. July spill completely, up and Griffin T.r-ft on basefc I'hlla Johnny Dundee and Eddie Fitzsim- M iso If...3 0 1 3 'i » Pasltert, of..2 0 12 10 Keewaydln, After sailing from Manhasset Bay which laid him out 7' with a grin on his -l; 6. on tho American Power Boat Association. Thomas .10:15:23 up face and the ball In, Washington, Base balls mons will be the contestants Fletcher«, ss.4 0 0 0 1 0 Deal 8b ...30 1 2 30 12:18:59 2:02:22 the Sound to Island re¬ .¦ ¦n 1. r, in the ten- 0 1 0 o o ri staft on Renslif, J. A. Captain's and The wa i as his hand. The infant is Shaw, Hits-.Oft Shaw, in 8 In- round Wrl'tono, 3b,4 0 1 B 0 Frlberg, If..4 Unlike other races, the yachts a line-up swatigy i: ofT Schacht, nono in i Struck out semi-final. Dundee is a clever Wheat, o ..111 ! 1 0 0. ..4 0 1 r> 10 ...... 10:28:14 12:19:15 turn, total distance of forty Amo rie a: always a Klllefer, their handicap time, the fir.it craft to Fljsner 1:51:01 miles, endeavoring. Hooper ma Naylor, 8. Wild pitch boxer who is not. unwilling to stand Rlxey, p ....300 2 4 OlAlexan'r, pAi o o 20 finish Marjorle May, M. Gordon Curry, the youthful skipper of No. 1: Captain I .¦ great catch of a possible double by Shaw. Winning pitcher.Shaw. Umpires and meet, IVBour'eau. 0 0 0 0 01 being the winner. Tlsne.10:00:00 12:19-17 2-1917 tho Port '- his foes toe to toe when he \\ illiam was Comrade.W. Irwin. Washington Yacht Club, in the nel John C. Moi tg Mays. .Evans and Hlldobrand. Time of game deems such liotul'ti Chump tho first 10:071:07 12:20-14 *.".««2:ll-07 1:22. tactics advantageous. He- Totals ...83 2 7 24 19 a| Totals ..315 10 27 10 0 across the finish line. The official start¬ Th» Whlton, W. Aquilla, led home a fleet of thirteen Colonel Nelson E. Mari;.:-, The Wop, He Flop is both a lighter and a boxer. .Batted l'or In ninth inning. Turner ...... 10:18:18 yachts of the .star class in the annual ¡Señor the Duke oi Fitzsim- Rlxey ing time was 10 a. m. The Champ '"'" 12:22:32 2:0414 Figueroa, No, I; It was a tragic for mons is a a 1 n o n o o 1 0 0.2 Wimpus, C. Col- race the nar¬ la nías», day Ping Bodie, essentially fighter. Being Philadelphia. started at 10:19:09 and iir.iehed at 111,3 .10:25:45 long-distance to-day by Penarondia, No. 2; Count de once the Wonderful Wop, but yester¬ Tigers Claw Browns' southpaw, he is awkward and hard to Chicago. 2 0 0 10 10 1 x--5 its actual time 12:40:24 2:14:39 row margin of ten seconds. No. 3; the Duke of Alba, back. day more like the hit. He is Two-base hits 12:10:40, being 1:51:31. w Ü Woeful Wop. In strong, aggressive and a Tony (2), Flnek, Merkle, The best actual time for the course Curry succeeded in crossing the finish To-morrow the Enclish four play the fourth Pitchers for 21 fair puncher. Klllefer. Three-base hit.Rawllngs. Stolen line a in front of inning Harry Hooner lifted Runs Sacrifices- was made J. A. Filsner's Renslif. Washburn length Jack Robin¬ Belgium. a to In bases.Paskert, Frlberg. -Raw¬ by Beats Hunter ,-,-_-9- .- long fly deep right center. another ten-round bout Welter¬ on son, who guided the Big Dipper. Bodie went after llngs, I'askert (2), Deal. Left bases. She started at. 10:28:14 and finished at it, skimming the DETROIT, July 25..Tho Tigers ham- weight Champion Jack Britton will Philadelphia, 3, Chicago, G. Bases on 12:19:15. It made her actual time On The summary: American Association ground like a broad beamed eagle mc-red three pitchers for square off against Marcel Thomas, who balls.Off Alexander, 3; off Rlxey, 1. Westchester Courts STAR CLASS--COURSE, 40 MILES- Minneapolis. 6; St. Paul I twenty-two Struck ¡1:01:01. Regardless of her time, the , both arms to tell tho hits and defeated St. holds the French title in out.By Alexander, 4; by Rlxey, l. START, 9:40 Kansas Cil v 5 V napping world Louia to-day, 21 the class. Umpires.Moran and lilgler. Time oí Renslif was the sixth craft across the I (2d! that he was about to catch this ball to 8. With the exception of Heavyweights also will furnish the eon- game.1 Watson M. Elapsed Milwaukee : Pinelli, :30. finish line, only two seconds ahead of Washburn won the an¬ Finish. time. Louisville, and for everybody else to off it. every hit at least once, Ain'smith tention in the fourth, bout. This also -.- l^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^r^^^¦'¦ lay Tiger is M Tisne's Marjorie May, the scratch nual invitation lawn tennis tourna¬ Tneht and owner. H. M.S. H. M S. iled ¦. The Wonderful Wop got under it all leading in the clubbinj» with two sin¬ scheduled for ten rounds, between Viero Wins hv 40 Seconds boat. ment of the Aciullla, Q. Curry.6:29:48 7 :4i*.4f> Indlanapoills, 7; C lun right and the ball descended right into gles, a double und a triple in live times Frank Moran und "Wild Burt" The start Country Club of West- Big Dipper, J. It. Robinson.ft 29 ;5fi 7:49:65 1 ndlanapoll«, S; Col at bat. Kenny. RUMSON, N. J.,' July 25..Fifteen and finish were off Manhat- chuter Taurus, W. L. Insiee.5:81:43 7:61:43 his spaghetti hooks. Then it bounced yachts of tho "bird" class tan Peach. The course was 15.5 yesterday afternoon by defeat¬ F. W. out The score: sailed a nauti- Milky Way, Teves...5 32:18 7:62:18 P'.astfrn right again and Hooper reached Southern Association pretty race over the Rumson cal miles. It took tho craft from the ing the hard hitting Francis T. Vega, It. D Oench.5:32:20 7:52:20 «League second. 8T LOUIS (A. 1, ) DETROIT (A T, 1 Mlanta, 6; Nashville, 0 (1st). Country Hunter Altair, E. V. Willis. 5:32:47 '7:5-2:47 Bridgeport. 7 Springrfir r Club courso to-day, Samuel Riker Manhattan Beach mark to the Ut The Wonderful the rest all li po a e ab r h po .', «? Nashville, 6; Atlanta, 0 (2d). jr.'s whistling 9~7' ''n the final Snapper, A. Iselln ftd.5:32:66 7 52 ft.'» Bpringflel I. '4; Brl Wop spent Tohln, rf, lil 0 1 0 0 Young. 2b.U 0 3 2 4 2 New Orleans, ft; Mobile, 2 (Ist.) Viero leading Edward C. Fiedler's buoy off Rockaway Beach, thence to a round276'on6rA6-3'the turf Mars. S. Emscoe .6:34:30 Hartl of S;n rf 0 courts by the Sound 7:54:30 '.'-. the afternoon brooding over his th, 5 1 2 1 l!.l me«, 3b ¡21120 Mobile, 4; New Orleans, 1 (2d). Petrel by 40 seconds at the finish. YV. bell buoy off Rockaway Inlet, thence Neptune, .r.ftôftG 7:S5:2& V| ^1 Go in, 3b.4 I S 0 1 0 Shorten, cf 4 3 1 3 0 0 7; Hunter'8 terrific driv¬ A ft. Alban: wrongs. Sis er. Hi. .5 1 1 13 0 0 Veseh, If 0 4 4 4 0 1 Memphis, Birmingham, 1. Strother Jones's Albatross was a to West Bank Light, the bell off IrVthe*fi«rfc ?evl rft. Abbott .fi:35:ft2 7 f. 5 Î 2 22, Little R j close Coney ing kept Washburn on the Orion, F. K. Thayer.r>:3!ft34 The score: ¡Jacub'n i-f .4 J 2 2 OOlHell'an, lb.fi 3 ;; 11 on Chattanooga, Rock, third. Island Point av.d back to the but once defensive, 7:65:34 BOSTO.V (A. L) NHW YORK (A. \S i; Arts'. If..» 1 2 4 rt A H S 1 CO finish havinrr 8olved his Southern Cross. A. Knapp..5:38:10 7:68:10 L.) f« OOKIags'd, line. opponent's ei. W. ah r h po a c ab r h yo a a Amtln. 3b.."» 1 2 ÏOl'lnelll ss.5 0 0 2 4 «1 style, Washburn proceeded to take the Saturn, Elder ir.Not timed Hooper, rf ...4 0 0 ft c TYck'gh. as..3 2 I I 50 Gerber s». A i) o 1 4 OlAlns'llh, o.ö -1 4 :i 10 The yachtsman found tho Atlantic as next three sets by -»_- Vltt. Sb ....Sift 0 il l'Un», lb ...SÎ 1 111 0 0 Ss»sr«>id, r.10 0 1 lo'oiUlmni. p.3 2 3 0 2 0 ¡calm as a mill dazzling placements u Col o. ..4 0 1 2 pond and decidedly un- down the as Brothers iris, 1 0 lines International Frank Menortcy. if. ..109 100 Pratt, 2b...4 S :« 4 4 Record of Hunter rushed for League Hohan«. cf .4 0 1 i o o Knth. If ...31 2 3 00 Shocker, p .0 0 0 0 0 0 Major Clubs like the sea that stopped the America's the net. League AT SYRACUSE Mclnnl», lb..4 0 0 9 1 OjMousel, rf.,8 0 2 0 0 0 Woil'aa, p.o ooooo Cup race on Scott, aa ...4 0 2 laolRodle, cf ..4 0 » l oi V (¡tlflor, p 41 1 0 2 0 Saturday. (First Game) Fifth Avenue Boot Shop McNally 2b..3 1 0 4 1'. Ward. 3b ...40 1 l SO »Billing» ..10 1 0 0 0 _ NATIONAL R. H. E. Walt««, o ..3 0 1 S 2 0 Buel, o _4 1 1 1 in LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Bears Break Even Baltimore.... 4 2 2 10 10 0 0.10 15 1 near Forty-eighth St. Hoyt. J> _100 OOiVMaj». p ...SO 0 0 Total» .43 S 15 S4 11 li Total«. 40 21 22 27 IS S Ruth Tied Syracuse. 00100000 0. 16 5 i o 0 0 0U 0'', .Batted for Van Glider In ninth innlni;. GAMES TO-DAY GAMES TO-DAY Jeff Tesreau's Bears broke even with for Second «ftirtuna .0 00 0 il 0 the Hilldale nine, of Batteries.Bentley and Egan; Quinn, St. LoulS-0 0 6 0 1 0 1 1 0. S Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Boston at New York Philadelphia, in a Place in Sell and Madden, Niebergall. Across the continent and in 7 6 5 0 1 double-header at Oval Race Totals ...ai 3 4 24 s 2í Totals ..30 8 11 IT 111 Detroit. 0 0 3 x.21 Other teams not scheduled. Washington at Philadelphia Dyckman yester¬ Batting (Second Game) .Batte'd for Hoyt In eighth Inning. Two-base hits.Atnsmlth, Austin (3), Chicago at Detroit day afternoon. foreign lands, Frank Brothers Young. Williams Three-base hits.Young, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS The scores by Boston. 0 0 0 0 110 0 0.3 New YESTERDAY'S RESULTS innings: AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore. 0000 01 0.1 4 1 are as the best. New 0 0 0 S 0 1 0 x.8 Alnsmith, Flasstoad, Jacobson. Stolen base York, 5; Cincinnati, 2. FIRST (ÏAMB rinyer, (lab. Q. Syracuse. 0000 10 0 1 4 ft Shoes known X<""k--- S. .Pinelli. Double play.Young and Holl¬ Pittsburgh, 5; 4. New York, 8; Boston, 2. An T{ < lev .. and Two-baso hits Ruth, Pratt. Three-base inan. Lift on buses -St, Louis, 11; Re- Brooklyn, Washington, 4; nsnnioin Speaker, 91 3«i gfl ni *ïa Batteries.Ogden Lefler; Donovan tilt.Schang. Home run.Iluth. Stolon ( «>n Chicago, 5; 2. Philadelphia, 3. HUldaJe. 3.11 13 Ó Ruth, New York.. 89 394 and e'aaey. ' trolt, 7, Bases balls.Oft Oldham, 3; Philadelphia, resr-.-iu Hears 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0--- So « HI Whifr has*.McNally. Sacrifice»-- Meusel. Ruth off off Van 1. St. Cleveland, 7; Chicago, 2 17 3 SiHler, St. lK>,rl« Oü Hfi2 AT ROCHESTER Shocker, 2; CHlder, lilts.Off Boston, 8; Louis, 2. Batteries.Whltworth and Santon; Burke 87 g» i^ ill BuckA Double plays.Scott, Mclnnis ami Walters: Shelter, 3 in 1-3 inning; oft Wellman, 3 In Detroit. 21; St. 8 and Hebblewalte. Jackson, Chlotwo. 347 «Í \*4 '2«5 Peckinpaugh, Pratt and Pipp, Triple play 2-,; off Van 18 in 7. STANDING OF TEAMS Louis, Rice. Washington. 85 '¿u Buffalo. 40003000 1.8 13 Ó ami Left QUdor, Struok out. STANDING OF TEAMS SECOND 4¿ \¿] ;|.[ Rochester. .McNally Molnnla. on baaea By OIdham. ü; by Van OHder, 2. Losing W. L. Pc. W. L. GAME! NATIONAL 10000000 0.1 12 ft »>n > . W.L.Pc. Boston, 4: New York, 3. Basea balls.- pitcher Shocker. Umpires Fiiel and B'klvn.... 53 39.575N. Pc! w.I pci R. H. E. LEAGUE Batteries.Martin and Bruggy; Clifford, Off Hoyt, 3: off Mays, 2. Hits.Oil Hoyt, Owens. Time of game.156. York.» 43 44.494 Clcvel'd.. 60 31 .659 SM.ou/ts 42 47 iiv Hilldale. 00020200 0.4 10 2 riaver, Club. O. AB, R. . Sherman and Ross. 11 In 7 innings: off Fortune, none in-! Cin'nat*.. 48 38 .558 St. I^>uis. 44 40 .489 N. York.. 62 .33 .653 Tesyau Bears. 10 6 0 10 0 0 x.8 13 3 Hornsby. St. Louis 90 358 es 130 AT AKRON Struck out.By 2; by Mays, 1. \;m- 44 40 .524 Boston.... 39 48 44« |l f'ockrell and San- Smith. St. I.onl».. fll 203