Yankees, Giants and Dodgers Kept Idle by Rain.Victory Saves Lead For Indian Mogridge Out Wonder What One of the Old Popular Novels Thinks Ahout By BRIGGS America's Cup Defender For a Month; To Be Chosen This Week

in VUWAT ' A. 6o©D " ©P Ruth Shape |sJf=Ue*. T*A»Mb* \ C^ST' \ rAAV'-BE AUCE; BEFOPS t QU'T'THlS Next Few Days Should MY NfAME t-S BUT, <>A "FRlCe kVjOHEKJ 1 VAJAS ofc. LIFE- l va^AivJT To AAAKE OLb'\/tfviCEr4K)e3"¦-. MAY Determine Trophy Yaehts Again Southpaw's Ankle Is Badly r\Boor 2\ YeA^S olO. BOQivJ- -i'AiOD \AJAS 'HELMET OPiKJAVjA^ftE'' A PROTEST. IT Superiority ' LATE BROTHER of or " MY Resolute Yankees Sliat- i COULt) Be^AVlD eAGE«LY SOUGHT- , receiving a vigorous over the cup defense candidate bloops ST. LOl'IS, June 21. .-¦ A thunder HAD tunir.g up Rosoiute and tho historic course off Vanitie to-day. post- shower spilled most of the T'pper Mis- MS A Domestic AnO cup Sandy Hook was announced after the Park to-day and the punement sissippi into Sportsman's ALl ComimG To American defending sloops committee had waited for some £> just before game time and washed out nearing the end of their protracted time later than'the starting hour about 12,000 customers. Consequently ?\£CES. to for conditions to improve. the game was postponed. struggle decide which is the The sound of the hail pafterlng on worthler opponent for the challenger, SANDY HOOh, N. ,L, June 21.. The dollar's the head of Ping Bodie, tho Wonderful the great international marine classic A had rain squall caused the post- stronger Wop, made a hollow sound in compe¬ will this week usurp a large share of ponement to-day of the second trial than you'd think. tition with the thunder. that fright- the race between ened the children. There remain two sporting spotlight. £ir Thomas Lipton's test its of basehall hefore the Yanks hnad Before next Sunday the country Shamrock IV, ehallenger fur the Just days should know America's ( up. and the 23-meter purchasing back to the Polish Grounds, after a trip definitely whether Nat power at our "four conven- from a Herreshoff's Resolute or William Gard- Shamrock. The btorm bruke. from that has been fairly succesaful the southwest financial of view and not so bad ner's Vanitie is to be the boat on whose just before the con¬ ient corners.*' point slender to test was to and when it hai from a baseball point ot* view. hull is fall the responsibility start, George Mogridge, who sprained his of turning back tha invasion of the passed it was too late to hejrin the Plenty men's suits at $50 but fourth Shamrock. race. Both yachts rcmained at ankle in Chicago, reported to-day, inchor. and $60. was shipped back to New York. lt Certain rumors emanating from will be a month before he will Newport, where the Vanitie and Reso¬ men's probably lute have been Plenty shoes at be able to play again. The "shanty" engaged in the most hoat. and did not need her time allow- over the eye «f Bahe Ruth has been interesting elimination trials ever $12.50.were $18. to $22.50. reduced the Infant is in between American ance cf one minute and forty-two see and playing stated cup yaehts, onds to win. In two the races one of once more. KAvje AS AtoD indicate that the only of Dropping our best condition You OUGHT To A-S OLD AmD VAJORNJ | MAYARASGED selection of the de¬ has the Resolute sailed to on a Record fender has already been made the victory makes rather Break Attendance .Re^D - i ve seeM LiFe. 5EeH The PRSTTY l Af^A. 1 -STILL RETAl^ torm with a feuj leaues America's by boat-lo-boat basis. than pay more If had been the Cup Committee. One most Three of tho seven races to-day's game played t K^OvaJ A LOT OF *©COKS Girls that hawe /\ CERTAlM AMOUMT OF mi(5Sin/save her. In three of the yesterday's rain spoil league. Attendance records for single Vi^^HAPcS ®UT REPUTATION BUT FROiva LATI2R. committee. other contests the Vanitie finished straw? games were broken here and at Cleve¬ RAROLY EUeR SLAkJCES U/HO V/UEftE Expected an Easy Task ahead, btr. not by sufficient margin to your land. GEi^E'ftATlOMi overcome her The Vanitie's Tr\1=. COWfERS. ME If, as has also been reported, a de¬ handicap. stocks smart Carl Mays was to have pitched (NJ51DE TOO LATE To ElvJ3bV cision has been reached at victories have been of th.e most clean- Ample Sen- Allan Sothoron. Newport cut and and against They prob¬ X5URIMG -MY *RE(tuin until the sensational youngster in a twelve-inning game here thia aft- reaches his top form, and then Westerners' lead in the pennant chase cieation from her keel to her c'.ub top- headquarters a* Henley on the l names. they ernoon. The final score was o to 2. / shot a ball into n to one sail. Of IlusHuill Tem hope to launch a drive which should golf trap; and a half games over the have had their first pracl :e then In carry them into the tirst division. The It was the first overtime contest that It struck the sand with an awfnl rap; Dodgers. lt was the third straight vic¬ Committee at Sea for the local their initial spin the e ht tested thi r Fordham Flash is fast rounding into has been played here this year. And what I said never read tory players and it en- Well informed circles in the New and you'll abled them to move into a tie York are now convince I new boat. The crew seemed to be in shape already is beginning to show The mn was scored on for Yacht Club Bome of his former winning Within tltis clean, home-going screed. seventh place with the Giants. that the America's Cup committee haj line condition, and di played brillianey. O'Neill's a sacrifice hit of rdhai McGraw intends to retain' his new double, by Dutch Iuether, Pat Morar.'s sl ir lost its hearings and is at chis mo¬ form, giving promise their pi to be formidable ;.; batting order for the time being ot Burns, who was sent in to bat for I shot a golf ball into the rough; southpaw, did not possess his eus- ment completeiy at sea as to the dscl- competitors thi least. Th- shift Pitcher and Evans's effectiveness and his .-ion so a Royal Henley regatta, which will !i i o i in the line-up worked Morton, single. The was thick and the uas tomary opponents that looked easy month ago. n very well on The local failed to make a grass grass tough; slammed his to all corners of This is due to tlw cf on June 30 and < nd on J jly I. Sunday, when the Giants players offerings splendid showing Ail tiiis a star swamped the Pirates. Long George hit off Southpaw Harry Harper until My oaddie sighed and said "Tough luek"; the tield for a total of eleven hits, in¬ the Vanitie in the trials now in prcg- week the Americans v II b has the fifth Uhle four on the river twice us three » Kelly apparently hit his batting inning. pitched good I merely said "There goes a back." cluding doubles. Rawlings and ress and to ccrtain structural weak- daily. By s'ride and is meeting the ball hard and ball, but was fast weakening toward Mack Wheat, a brother of the Dodger nesses ir. the Resolute which have nad rowing machines on board the sl tmei often. The N'ew York pitchers also the end and was replaced by Morton, captain, led the attack. The former a tendency to shake the great confi¬ the men kept in fine shape durinu' are tast who the visitors I shot a ball into the their trip over the At lantic reaehing their best form. held hitless during golf cap; got two of the extra base hits and the denee her backers have had in her until W8I 8 The Dodgers were also forced to call the last two innings. It would have me seven latter registered two singles and a this week. Considerable disanpointmenl ex left up - off their game with the Pirates at Nine sacrifice hits were made by the double. The most seasoned and experienced pressed here ov( r the failui e of P of the lntei I had not on bunkercd shoals < ome o\ er .. F.bbets Field. As Thursday is an open two teams during the course of the If Eppa Rixey, the locals' elongated of Newport's yachting experts, men who Withington to with 11 mor< date for both teams, the eontest has game. ; Botched up the other holes. southpaw, pitched in masterly style have made a study of cup chaileng?r? party. as he very popular in Bi il fifteen circles. As a been scheduled for that day. Wilbur The score: i and held the champions at hay through¬ nnd defenders since the distant days rowing result of his the i T. com¬ there will be Cooper, Gihson's star southpaw, and BOSTON (A. ) CI.KVEI.AN'!> (A. L.) out the contest. He yielded only six ot the Valkyrie invasion, are now withdrawal, oniy . T Leon Cadore a'.i r li pu » b ali r H po * c We still have our but Britain that the American enti y f »r h d si ..' will probably be the pitch¬ Ii'.iT>or. rt iiu 0 0 Bvsnj, lf 5 1 2 1 0 0 Hagen, has its Haig and Haig. safeties and kept these pretty well ing out openly and declaring ing nominees to-day. Mr.Nn.lly. 2h -1(111 5 2 1 Oh'man, s». 5 1 1 il 2 1 scattered. His control was wellnigh Vanitie is to-day a more able sloon event, William Chanli r, w ho -«¦-.- M.-nn.-U. U. 5 0 0 4 n (i SiKukcr. rf. 10 1 5 0 0 he se¬ here with a reeord, h \\ Kcliana rt 4 1 2 5 fi rf. 4 0 n 3 e 0 perfect and he did not issue a single than the Resolute and should good O'Wood. We don't know whether the first holes of British courses the sculls in th A m Yale and Harvard Nines Mrlniils, lb 4 02 11 1 OlClanlner, 3h 4 0 2 4 10 eightcen golf base on balls, lected to meet Sir Thomas Lipton's singles '¦' Vltt, oli... 4 0 4 3 !'W'k»:i«. 21) 5 0 1 4 5 0 are much better than tlie first holes of American courses. the Phillies' first baseman, latest challenge. Many of these sharp? Henley at Philadelphia. Scott, t»... 8 02 5 s 6 JohiiRton, lb 4 0 :.; *.. n 0 eighteen But Paulette, I? was tiin 0 0 a in the aiul are New in whom tradi¬ original intent n of the Series Walters, c. 4 2 6 0 u'XrIII r. .50 1 4 I 1 we are forced to admit there is no between the American split finger early game Englanders i Open Big To-day lUnvr, p 500 1 7 O'tThle, p. 50 0 1 B0; comparison and had to retire. The veteran Lqderus tion and sentiment have created a nat Americans to enter two eights, one for IM irton p.. n « 0 0 2 0 British nineteenth hole. Bill the ural toward the defender that the Thames Cup and one for d NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 21.- Frc- lamlcson »1 0 0 0 0 replaced him. Whoa Rariden, leaning fense of the Grand dictions that a crowd tBurns 0 0 11 0 OO! Reds' catcher, also had lo quit for tiie was built at Bristol. Challenge Cup, of 12,000 people, men could see which Harvard holds, in w the that ever 3 1136 16 2 sume reason. Thirty days ago these largest wknessed the Totals... 4020*34182 Totala.37 We see where the of a ball is to he so the been decided to in the ' . flight golf limited, but i'ar nothing no hone whatever for Vanitie. compete only ful nul opening game between Yale r.nd Har¬ One out when winning run was scored. latter event. Instead of a secon would see the Alumi -K;in for O'Neill ln twelfth inr.inc has been done to limit the number of the size of the bunkers or the T. They admitted her lines wore exquisite vard, Day meeting alihis, was the visitors will enter a foi r (*¦ r ¦¦¦ her" to-morrow oi th*- f.nd ; IW'lwl for Morton in twelfth innins. and that as a thing of beauty she p ro b a b Bulldog the gross aspect of average scores. b .t. said she lacked Stewards' Cup. Crimson. were made the Boaton. inoftnnoin'in 0 2 incomparable, they to-night by Cleveland. 0 0 0 8 0 10 10 0 0 1 3 Herreshoff touch that h . aas :. Yale management. The only doubt was that magic and Tu i-bas» hit.O'Neill. Hom» run. Considerable Race makes a winner. ln New England ;h- Bars over the weather. Rain fell al! Sii.lf-n bases Old Rulintr Kelly day, Hooper Schang, Chapman. name Herreshoff and the word victory preventir.g the final practice of the Sacrifice?.Vltt,nncriiiLui-* .11, merMclnnlsnms 131,(2), ,mMcNally,,\aii\ A partial loss of 1919 efficiency on the part of the Red staff PHILADELPHIA, .1 u e 21 J teams. Chapman (2), Gardner, .lohnston, Burns pitching mean tbe same thing. The Vanite, Kelly, national sculls cl Double plays and Vitt has turned the National affair into race. wns a fine boat and all that single 1 Felton war named as -Harper, Mclnnls League anybody's they said, was .. Harvard's prob- McNally, S oil and Mclnnls; Scott, M'c hut she wasn't debarred from rowing n re \> able box nominee, while Selleck was The Reds, with the drew last have sort of thing, Herreshoff, mond Sculls race a; the Henle pitching they year, would again was a settled matter in Royal w, \ Yale as the box I 6 54 10 ! .5(0 5 11 5'7 S so her fate P, <¦ ji on rhe Tha m es "1 Bssignfd_ by holder. been the class of the But fine was a vital factor in their Total* ...34 TotalB ga11 of Frank Coxe, conqueror of Princeton league. pitching Cincinnati. fl n fi 0 0 0 0 0 their minds. of the steward lha were then ruling English ... Saturday on the Polo Grounds, will success, and this season they are drawing far rougher competition from a Philadelphia. D0210030x 5 These sharps reaching they must adhere to tho resolution? 8 rini ritch for Yrtle at Cambridge Wednes¬ Two-b86e liiiN -Daubert, Flaivlings t^r, their conclusions via 1914 comparison;., June far greater number of clubs. Mr. Gardner's crea- adopted 23, 1906, that no enti ..ni *'¦ day in the second game of the «=eries. Wheat, Fletcher. Sacriflces.Paulelte, R. and it wasn't until of the coi Miller. Double plays- Daubert and Kopf; at within lhe last Vespcr crew, prising third ba ' re Ht > The Giants have looked weaker than they were a year ago, hut St. tion proved Newport bers of thr crew of the Bath, Kopf and Daubert; Allen ar. Konf; weeks that she could out foot the club t nixi- Louis, Chicago and Brooklyn have all looked stronger, with Kopf, Rath and Daubert. Lefl on bases.: two rowed in England in 10(. "i, be accepti d Canada Loses Thomson Pittsburgh Cincinnati, 6; Phlladelphla, 7. Base; nn Resolute in any point of sailing, assum- in tlie future." of tfettt fully as strong. balls.Off Ruether, 4 Struck nut By conditions to be equal, tnat V ing weather This explanation wai recciv< For Indians Offer to Trade Back in 1908 New Rueiher, 5; bv Rixey, 2. Umpires.QuIe- they would admit even to th-mselves ne Antwerp Olympics York, Chicago and Pittsburgh struck the last three ley aiul O'Day. Tlmo of game -1:47. day in the form of a letter by Johi ¦' that the Herreshoff speed que>n could Arthur Gianl t TORONTO, Canada, June 21 -Canada Morton for days less than a short beak apart. It would be no surprise this season to Brown, secretary of the Arm fieldert has lost Guy Harper be mastered. can Rowing Association. Browi ita outatanding athletic repre¬ see at least three National League clubs steaming neck and neck into the Three .linx Pursues Resolute he would sentative for the Olympic gam-^s. In a BOSTON, June 21..An offer to trade Deserting Players acknowledge the letter .-.¦ \\ Irates to stretch And the list »hc Resolute. hns had declared the incident closed. idvanre rcetling letter Mayor Church of tnis c:ty Guy Morton for both through September. may embrace four. Seek to Keturn to A. Although The ,: ., .... Harry Harper, A, with the trouble occurred on Tl d .¦¦ 'Tplt Earl Thomsor.. a Canadian student at p'.tchors, wh? made to the Boston many accidents, beginning account of the ex- rt Dartrr.om'n Col'et'p, who recently set Americans by Manager Speaker, of tho Another Prophet CH1CAQO, June 21. .Three players loss of her mast nt New Haven, and pense account of the Vesper the world' 120-yard hurdle rec¬ Cleveland club, The Rp he pursued by a relentless -.«.- high to-day, Sox When Sisler was at .American ord at 112-5 seconds, say? thut he will management announced the offer was George Michigan University he cli and Morrison, rowing repre- League already because of the sogg-y condition of the outing. Thew are rr ...... entative of the arrived, for the now will a day, when the Vanitie, after getting off Naval Academy, MEMPHIS, June 21..Under an Georgian have cone-shaped time of it courts. further rain the tour¬ this season s st>Us and are of the r the information that the ment agree- beating Barring in the leeward berth and then accom- fayl Hand* I brought Navy reached at a meeting here Sisler out. nament will get under way to-morrow to crew la not to-day what was believed be an Our ilar likely to he opposed by of the board of directors of thp South- afternoon. Miss of plishing prices have been n ,rkarkal .;.,.¦ , e M any rrowj at the ern Dorothy Tennant, tmpossible feat in recapturing rhe conc< college Olympic Smith nnd San Francisco, has been priee kHoni as here ,hown. u. *¦- ei:rr.:rat:or. races on Aesociation, "Casey" The Next added to the weather from the wUl.m*kc special Everj au m d I.oke Quintiga- Tom Championship Melee list of position Resolute, th r !c«. Boaton, piteherg, will not appear contestants. fouled a fleet oi lobster lien cj.',. mor.d. Mass., on July 24. Cornell will m uniform ns membera of tho next tinally pots not ?end i»s Little Dempsey's fight wil] hardly be with Carpentier. with her fin keel end lost lhe certainly vamity and it Rock club p(.ndinjr finnl ndjurlication of next Carpentier's Han* long is probable that Syracuse will send 'ne "Ppea! taken fight will hardly be with Dempsey. Wagner RrfWrs Offer enmmanding lead she had won. On Reguiar Pn« e Clttnats or form a crew by President Martin PITTSBURGH, June 21, Hans this occasion the line." no crew, based on this from a deeleion in tho With all the heavyweight talent now at Wag¬ tangled from and former crews. Federal court large it is queer ner, ba.-eball coach at TYh the lobster her center: year's varsi'y here, which made it extremely Carn^gie pots jammed $5.00 . mandatorv that ho that so few of the are hent and former of the de¬ board so that. it could not be raised $3.75 Coach Ten Eyck will also have a contract with topliners upon any real action. There has shortstop Pirntes, crew from the Duluth Boat <"lub in t??hOVSLilttle -?mi,th'8 the been so much clared to-night thnt"he had just refused during the remainder of the race. lsork club. easy money floating about that the an race it he fighting trade has been offer to manage the Syracuse team That divers had to be sent down $6.00 . $4.50 the and wlll composed large. Th" m»otinK w»8 called to harmonize temporanly abandoned. But the time of the night ly of form<-r Syracuse oarsmen, Thero dUTerencea in tho association is weilnigh ripe for a few robust Intenational League. He is now to remove the mess. is a chsnee that the Dulu'h Boat Club from the resultin* uppercuts to be earning a big salary acting for a mo¬ In these races it can be said 'hat the urgning of the two exchanged before public interest in the $7.00 . $5.25 crew will be player* bv heavyweight tion pieture concern. Resolute defeated the Vanite boat-for- and Syracuse combined, Little Rocl after they narf been division dies out completely. Dempsey says he's 7*n Eyck picking the strongest po«- dropped by the San Francisco club for ready. Who's next? sible combination. alleged unsportsmanlike conduct. $10.00 . $7.50 Ohio furnished the battleground for the Dempsey-Willard fight, for Reeord of or Clubs Chaney Defeats the of baseball Maj League $11.00 . $8.00 tem Murray championship last October, and is now booked as the Five Leading Bat Young Andy Channy, of Baltimore for the next outpolnted m battleground open golf and the next Presidential NATIONAL Johnny Murray the championship LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE . $9.00 In Two twelve round stai bout at the race. Buckeye soil in a is $12.00 Big Leagues A A. r,f Armory sporting way becoming more luxuriant every GAMES TO-DAY GAMES TO DAY J«r»ey City la»t night. Mur¬ year. at ray want down for a short count in Chicago New Vork. New Vork at SL Louis. $13.00. $11.00 s \ fiONAi, i r.M.i r. at at '. K. the fourth round bul *ro*« quickly and Pittsburgh Brooklyn. Washington Detroit. ri*r«r, Club. Ui. H Te. la»t*d Cincinnati af Philadelphia. Boston at ( leveland. Hornabr, Rl i.<,.ii«. vi r:v the limit. "Man o' War," writ.es H. L. "is a m'riuti. 60 t'>n ¦¦: «7 D., winning horse because I haven't St. Louis at Boston. at Only while lots last Dsabtrt,' MZ bet on Philadelphia Chicago. ¦anertaon, Chtcaao 11 i«t vi m .S4t him yet. Wait'H I do nnd watch him break a punt an, f ifi'iiiiii .%2 t'i*. 24 a* .wi leg." YESTERDAY'S RESULTS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS hrniih '-.-.. V.rV. .'..'. >01 Southern Aftftnciation Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati, I. Cleveland, 3; Boston. 2 (12 inns). AMKWf \ \ MCAOI K Men I, AlLinla If St. Louis wins tbe. National Chkagn-New York (wet groundb). New York-St. I.oui« (rain). TAYLORACOJift League. pennant this season our tip (wet riarer, C'loh. n. ah K. »f p( M0MI4 h.tf.ir,- offfl ri for 1921 is at even Pittsihurgh-Brooklyn grnds). Ph'Meiphia.Chlca&o (rain). *r Bl»l»r. K». I ,,.,,. ..,,-, j.;;-/, jy, f,-} ita '.¦'"' hl'n Inrhamj 0, Pittsburgh money against the field. This will eomplete St. Louis-Boston (rain). Washington-Detroit (wpt grds). of^r^k, 26 East 42nd St., New York Jffil OO aypaakar, Clevrland 54 210 :,', Hi - « .___ the eighth succesaful candidate in .UfVv.u. i Xw.,K. .',; -m ;/-., H, %AH «ight successive years. STANtHNG OF TEAMS STANDING OP TEAMS Colf Af*logy Milan, Wnah'litn r,<> v. ¦¦.; in ;ci» were ditappointrd. vn. fiii<,tiruis 26 .5.16 .. equally attractive offer. imngine nnythinff else* Phlla 23 .11 .426 Boston. 28 25 .528 Phila. ... 16 42 .276