Farrell, Golden, Kerrigan and Cruickshank Metropolitan Survivors in First Round at Oakmont 1 Willie Lad Eliminates $1,500 FundforPublic By BR!GG3 Hunter Quaker Ridge Course ¡Seeded Oh, Man! | Jim Barnes in Hard Contest Golfers Has Not Been public course golfers of THEgreater New York have quali¬ J ¡-oo« ex/e «y fied to in the course r**l_*TOr>» WHY DOr*lT YR MEM MM ThS&G Succumbs to Farrell - l TMûse - Lean in Morning Match, but The only way these public course AnjO I THlMiiK Tuet look MEN PiCTuRei »golf players and golf clubs of this Tnev look y Cousin WitjT' city. of Same By Ray McCarthy Here are the facts: Do*J'T *ÖRis»6 Nti¿ 14..In the mad scramble for all but There are 160 golf clubs in the (jp That By Grant!and OAKMONT, Pa., Aug. position, metropolitan district and over Subject The Rice sixteen of the contestants that teed off in the first round of the 60,000 registered golfers. Only r published repOTt tfc sixty-four $1,500 In needed to send this team V Hunter, «x-Briti.h American championship this morning were eliminated am.te« professional golfers' upon the trip. And only $110 has champion, ha, been declared ^ in two rounds of match play on the Oakmont County Club course here been subscribed to dote. fessional hy the United ¡T Jim McLean, Clarence Willie Mike It is almost impossible to believe '/ State» GoifV* to-day. Barnes, George Hackney, Ogg, that New York golfers are quite as sociation is entirely ner and a number incorrect Brady, Tom Boyd, Charlie Hoff of other stars succumbed selfish and as indifferent as these The mix-up seems to have ânà. to the gruelling and relentless pace set by the survivors. published figures show them to be. from the fact that hi. The next few days will show fur¬ eongin ' ¡g the casualties the Metro :¦ V Hunter, of In spite of j .- ther proof. All golfers and gplf Chicago, ¡, p!ijrj politan fection still has the largest rep clubs are to send their profesional golfer's eha»»iJg** requested r> now under at resentation in the field and judging John Farrell checks for any amount from $1 to ^>> way Óakmont "^'fc from the way in -which Johnny Farrell $10 to Hiram Serine, 11 Shipley r John Tom Kerrigan and Bobbi L. I. nmat^r *WUHe *. Golden", Street, Woodhaven, astonished to ^as^'JA Cruickshank are playing it is likelj It is up to New York golfers to hemr the new! ^j will be returned to Nev ism, a, that the title see that this public course team professional he ha. no b^aZ York. gets its chance to play at Toledo. connection that would Ratify Ho a,r»«2" It was Farrell who put out Barnei Any further delay will mean that M action. rPittsburgh, Alexau'r, p 3 0 0 0 2 0i Clemons, c. 0 0 0 1 0 tí nothing m Strugle ¡Hains», p.. 10 0 1 0 0 Five Batsmen International a fair test of g The last half of this match was s « IUrfoot. p.. 3 0 3 0 2 0 Leading League Wethered off a IE .Mann 0 0 0 0 0 0 Roger stepped struggle between two Titians.each fight¬ the latter had eliminated Gil Nichols In Each Major League Só in his first nine holes over the '«ti ing with might and main. On the on« in an exciting match this morning. Totals.. 8S 8 12 27 13 1 Totals.. 39 0 14 27 17 4 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Westchester-Biltruore course, «aie side was a quietly confident and ex .Ran for Alnemith in inning. Syracuse, 4; 1. would indicate that he is tu Throughout the whole day the Youngs- eighth AMERICAN* LE.VGCF. (Copyright. ¡SU. New York Tribune Inc.: Trade Uark RegUtcre4. V. S. Patent Officvj Jersey City, hitting ceptionaliy skillful youth. On thi town (Ohio) professional was scoring Chicago. 03 2 0 00 012.Î Player and Club. G. AB. B. H. Pet. Baltimore, 16; Toronto, 6. ball. other was one of the world's greates ¡St. Louis. 10 0 10 0 0 3 1.C Rlsler, St. Louis. .10» 4U 03 172 .400 Buffalo, 4; Reading, 2. very easily. The Other team not srheduled. golfer«, grim, determined and keyce Tom Kerrigan and John Golden, two Two-base hits.Heathcote, Friberg, Stock. Cobb, Detroit. »8 382 IS 15S .406 Approaching Slogan L'. S. Team Gathers Soon to his highest fighting pitch. It wa; Three-base hits.Terry, Grime«, Smith, Speaker, Clcve.102 873 79 143 .381 a new STANDING OF THE Wilham C. New York lads, played remarkable Mueller. Stolen bases.Stata, Stock. Sac- ftchang, New York. 82 272 88 04 .346 Over the hills there's voice calling CLUBS Captain Fownei wS a pity the contest ended at the eight won both of his Detroit_90 30 summon his Un:ted States teta hole. Over the route golf to-day. Kerrigan rlflce.Alexander. Double play.Hornsby «ussier, 272 94 .»46 "Hold 'em.hold 'em.hold 'em!" W. L. Pct.| W. L. Pet. eenth thirty-six matches decisively, while Toporcer and Fournler. Left on bases. NATIONAL in a few days. This line-up cotsieh we venture to it would have beer Golden, play- LEAGUE RaJ'more. 84 34 .712 Toronto... season. day, out.By Alexander, 3; by Haines, 2. Itits Syracuse.. Phil Gaudin, of Chicago, by 8 and 7. .Off Haines, 6 in 2 2-3 Bigbee. Pittsburgh. 106 4SI 78 159 .369 "Hold 'em.hold 'em.hold 'em!" Jer. City. 65 56 .537 Newark 36 85 .298 ton. undoubtedly the strongest with the tenth, Barnes cui Innings; off Bar- Barder, New fork. 71 214 22 78 .364 that been Starting Bobby Cruickshank is another of the foot, 7 in 6 1-3. Passed ball.d'FarreU. 94 could have named,. loose with every kind of shot he hac Grime«, Chicago 344 69 125 .363 Do I the I GAMES TO-DAY are ?et metropolitan players who will have to Losing pitcher.Haines. Umpires.Moran Hollocher, Chicago. Ill 433 03 153 S53 you know, wonder, sport mean, They all for singlet play,tat in his bag. lie laid a dazzling lonj be land Quigley. Time.1:55. Toronto at Jersey City. will need a few watched. To-day he put out George l-_-_j one on at preliminary work-o«ii mashie shot dead to the pin at th< Where bird stalks another bird's bean, Buffalo Newark. where more Underwood and Al Watrous. Watrous Rochester at Baltimore. in foursomes, thac eleventh for a win and he also plantee is the who won is It ig the lad the Canadian open Where the roistering echoes soon careen Syracuse at Reairon tht at» giving him a lead of two up again back to the top again and the capital game three decades. In this brief space of time she has brought forward a íbrlijn ab r h po a e Sunday his guided between Hutchison and Hampton is pitched by Virjril Barnes on Keating. »a. 211 3 1 0 Jacobs, if.. 101 4 00! into the at the short sixth. They halved the sixteenth. sure Siinrlav have np.rked rf. 4 11 cup Sàort? to be a thriller. Sarazen will the Giants ud ap"ain_ althnutrh t.hpv rnvpr Inof r>r%n- a a a Wethered, a Stirling, a Hollins, a Collett. Ta«ert. 1 0 0 Donelson. rf 4 0 1 1 0 0 Two down and two to Barne: Lenglen, Mallory, Leitch, Jones, cf.... 2 n 0 S 0 0 after this F. W. Wi'shire, vice-si»» go, meet and should the vic- ' Zltman. cf.. 4 0'. 0 0 0 ¦vas He lashed out a Sprogell get fidence during their recent relapse. Boitom'y. lb 3 1 2 8 0 0.Holt. lb... 3 0 112 11 dent of the Consolidation Coaptej. desperate. sting¬ tory. Provided Sarazen and Hutchison 0 drive at the seventeenth the It wasn't so much that Dubuc. If.... 4 2 5 0 0 M'Carr'n. 3b 3 0 1 2 10; holed his tee shot on the second m ing hcrie, win to-morrow will renew hostili- tha younger month He is a in where- the Sex .Veibergall. c 4 00 3 0 Killinger. 2b 4 0 0 2 4 2 on the brow of the they ago. still incapacitated. Now we have semi-Olympic France, only Opposite 0¡ at Crawford Notch. ball landing hill ties of a year ago on John Barnes won his game from the "And," added one of the Freigau. !b.. 4 1 i 2 6 0 Ray. »,.... 311 3 50; short of the From there Wednesday. Brave players, on lists. This meet will include distance Wlmer. 8b.. 30 0 0 1 c. 30 0 3 00 just green. Golden will encounter little Albert Braves as the he "the ball are the big sprinting, jumping, ojFreitag, the fellow was about to an«: way did it. He was lively did it. With that ball Relnhart, p. 40 0 0 2 p..., 4 00 0 5 0 big chip Ciuci, who won the two well it won't me to and entire menu as at our OjLucey, j a birdie three for a win. played steady and cool under circum- surprise see a worse racing, hurdling weight throwing.the provided get matches to-day. trying accident than that some Totals... 304827100 Totals... 32 1 6 27 1» 8 Then came the final hole. day." track and field meets. The records will not be so far behind the j deciding The summaries: stances, particularly the first inning, leading Syracuse . 210 001 00 0.4 Barnes had the honor. He tool; Jersey plenty FIRST ROUND and he had good command of an effec¬ masculine mark, considering the fact that letter's athletic heritage had a ! City. 000 010 00 0.1 j ef time before making his drive. Then Frort Williams, Two-base hit McCarren. Three-base tee Brand. Allegheny, won from C. tive drop curve. Hornsby, Walker and Ruth start of 3,000 years. j he smashed his shot with every Clarke, Huntington, W. Va., by default; F. S. combined have more home runs than the hits.Taggert. Keating. Double r>!ay». ounce of strength in his body. He had (ialiett, Hempstead, defeated Wilfred Reld. Mathematically, the chances of the whole Cleveland team. Freigau, Keating: and Bottomley; Lucey, ''ooked his drive but the Washington. 6 and 4 Al Watrous, Detroit, Moreover, their Ray an 1 Holt. Left on bases.Jersey City, slightly, speed defeated Giants appear right bright. total.103.exceeds any club total. 8. Syracuse. 6. Base« on of the ball carried it over the mound George Sargent, Columbus. 1 up; During English and French girls are playing football and polo. In Berlin balls.Off Lucey. Bob Cruikshank, Shackamaxon, defeated the coming East versus West series 6: by Reinhart. 3. Struck out.By Lucey. of a trap to the rough beyond. Every¬ George Underwood, Butler, 7 and 6; Peter they are now boxing- and wrestling. The final barrier is down and it 3: by Relnhart. 3. Hit by pitcher.By body watched Farrell closely as he Walsh, Nemacolln, defeated Dave McKay, they had eleven games to play, the Couch, of the Reds, until he ran into Reinhart íMcCnrren). Umpire».Oerr and to make his drive. Without Pittsburgh Field Club, 2 and 1 Jaok Bur¬ Babe Adams the other wouldn't be surprising to see the next big world war fought out between Phyle. Time.1:48. stepped up gess, St. Louis, defeated A, J. Chapman, Cardinals ten and the Pirates twelve but four day, had lost the least sign of nervousness and with Wheeling, 4 and 3; Tom Boyd, Vox Hills, de¬ when tackled the Phillies games. Youth must be served, the two sexes, somewhere around 1987. the ease and rhythm of a great golfei feated J. Edmundson, Philadelphia, B and they yester¬ but sometimes its with a reverse the lad struck the ball beautifully, j 4 ; Charles Rone, Oakmont, defeated William day. Suppose the Giants win six out English. Phillies Score First down the mid¬ Robertson, Philadelphia, 1 up; Frank T. sending it flying straight Sprogell, Memphis, defeated Willie Hunter. of eleven, not an improbable task. At Vassar, Wellesley, Smith, etc., women are rowing, playing baseball Over dle of the fairway. Chicago. S and 1 Dan Kenny. Sylvanla, They then will return East with sev¬ The writer Victory Pirates Pennsylvania, defeated Earl Rowley, Buffalo, victories and regards Scott as the best and hockey. They are now basketball adepts. Probably in eight or ten A Wonderful Recovery 2 up; Gene Sarazen, enty-one forty-nine de¬ in PITTSBURGH, Aug. 14..Several Highland, defeated Tom feats. shortstop baseball, having come to now we read: "Nellie the Brown's famous Barnes had to take an uncomfortable Manan, Haverhll!. Maso.. 3 and 2; Willie that opinion since Scott has been with years from may Smith, left¬ members of the New York Giants sat But I Ogg, Worcester, defeated Clarence Hackney, The Cardinals in that event could the j stance to play his second shot. Atlantic 2 Yankees, thus affording opportun¬ hander, struck out Ty Cobb twice in his bold bid to lead the league for the in the grandstand and a won¬ City. up; Dan Gons. Boston, de- tie them by winning seven of their to see more to-day watched in his masterly way he made feated Nelson Zimmerman, Westmoreland, 8 ity of his team than for¬ time." defeat j derful recovery, unfortunately, though, and 6; Jock Hutchison. Chicago, defeated L. ten, and the Pirates, should they do merly. He (Scott) can as far to eighteenth Philadelphia Pittsburgh 10 to 1. | as as to go the ball struck a hard spot on the Goldbeck, Philadelphia, fi and 6; Charles well win ten of their twelve, his right as any makes more This was the first for the Hoffner. Philadelphia, defeated L. Xabholtz. would have victories and shortstop, The Main Feature victory j erreen and bounded clear over the Lima. Ohio. 3 and 1 De¬ sixty-eight plays around second base than any¬ Phillies over the Pirates this in to home Harry Hampton, fifty-one defeats.two and a half is the season.' Sreen. Farrell, pressing get troit, defeated Jack tJordon. Buffalo, 3 and 2; body else, steadiest and truest Davis Cup matches again will provide one of the leading features of Glazner held the visitors to «ne hit I Price is what yocpay. with an iron, pushed his approach to a Tom Kerrigan, Plwanov. defeated Archie games behind. The Giants, after the thrower, and can go as far for in first Loffler. Brackenridga 5 and C. afield There is talent on both sides to on the thrill. the five innings, but then was trap at the right of the green. The Heights. 4; trip is over, will have a majority of fly balls as Bancroft. Bancroft seems the year. enough carry driven from the Value, what yon get back the Hllgendorf. Detroit, defeated George Dorn- home with the a shade mound. Pelham pro's chip rolled past bach. Providence, 5 and 4 John Farrel!, games, Cardinals and quicker at getting the ball But after all, there is nothing in tennis which holds quite as much gen¬ The score: some1 hole to the edge of the green. Quaker Ridge, defeated Jack Campbell, Pirates to come East again, and un¬ away when pivot for a double F Price-buyers Philadelphia. 6 and 5; Jim play. eral interest as the impending test between Tilden and Johnston. HILA. (N. Li riTTSBCKGH i.V. L> Farrell got out wonderfully well and Barnes, Pelham, less events prove otherwise, a ab r h a defeated George McLean, Sprain, home] p." e ab r h po a e iget stuck. had a putt of about eight feet for his 2 and Grassy stand is considered an advantage. They still are the premiers of their and time, the two greatest Wrigh'e. 3b 1 0 0 2 3 o Mara'le. a*. 10 1 3 0 0 1. John Golden, Tuxedo, dofeated F. Whether or not Pillette had day Park':.. 2b 5 2 2 2 5 0 four. But there was no let up on the Coltart. 4 been Carey, cf.. 311 3 0 0 never of ex-national He Philadelphia. and 3: A. Ciuci, the worked too hard, as was suggested in the game to-day. Will'ms. ct .1 1 3 2 0 0 Big-bee If 201 0 CO Value-buyers, part the champion. Bridgeport, defeated Carl Giehler, Mll- Johnny Stuart, Ohio State Col- when the Walker, rf 4 1 2 1 0 0 Russell, rf 10 1 4 10 a stroke, then waukee, 2 up; de¬ Yankees were in it Tilden is so much a master of his that he would look to be an IT. 4 1 0 2 ft Know dealer. first made practice chip «Jeorge 8tark, Inwood, lege pitching product turned over to is a fact that Detroit, game Mohan. 0 T>mi»y. «b. 40 1 I 2 0 your his mashie niblick an ap¬ feated John Rogers, Dayton, 1 up (20 the many pitchers have been Fletcher, -.; 1 0 0 0 0 0 T-c.vmr 8b. 4 00 3 2 with played holes): En-.ll Syracuse by Cardinals, won a ten- used in more unbeatable if it were not for the skill and of his Cali¬ I to the cup. The crowd gasped Loeffler, Oakmont, defeated game from but his games this year.namely: champion courage J.¡Smith, ss 2 2 1 ! i 0 Grimm, lb.. 100 7 13 Invest in satisfaction. proach Walter Loeffler. South Hills, 4 and 3; inning Jersey City, Van Gilder, Ivesllc. lb. 1 I 114 10 Schmidt, c 3 0 1 « 2 0 as the of Mays, Shawkey, fornia rival. Their at German some will be ¦. audibly the ball struck edge Iiave Robertson, Detroit, defeated Tom success did not keep Glenn Killinger Uhle, Bush, meeting town, barring upset, He:.line. 1 '. 3 2 1 ft Glazner. p.. 2 00 1 10 now, men's suits a» Farrell was about Rommel, Shocker, Hoyt, Morton, John¬ Winters, p 4 1 1 1 Just tía and bounded off. McNamara, New Tork, 3 and 2; Matt from bumping him for three hits, one son, one of the season's classics, close enough to keep the spectatorial pulse in 10 Carlson, p., 100 0 Ï0 to his five for a half and his Duffy, New Jersey, won from a Faber, Coveleskie, Robertson, get easily Larry Ayton, double. Killinger went to college, Totals. 37 10 13 27 16 "extra values". f.rst hard struggle at match play was Chicago, by default; Eddie Town«. Shan- too. Ehmke, Quinn, Vance, Cooper, Sherdel, a constant flutter. 0¡ Total»... 31 1 7 27 12 2 nopln, won from Tom Harmon jr. by de¬ Rixey, Aldridge, Ryan, Haines, Alex¬ Philadelphia. 00 0 004 15 0.10 Revisions! over. fault; Fred Baronl, Montour Height», de- ander, Grimes and Pittsburgh. 100 000 00 1 The cards were as follows: faated John- Rowe. 4 Pitchers in the Glazner. q. Philadelphia, and 3; International League "How a once Two-base hit«.J. Smith, Carey. Three down to $40, $ P"arrel.Out. (44(4344 4.37 R. S. Miner. Stamford, won from Jim aren't base runners sleep the Braves?" bard sang, baso Plenty 3 4 3 5.40 holding up as they hits.Williams, Parkinson. Bigbee, Barnes.Ou'..... t U U Carberry. Chicago, by default; Emmett do in the or Walker. Stolen bases.J. and ^arrtll.in. 4 4 5 4 4 3 3 4 £..36.-73 French, Toungstown. defeated George Gor¬ majors, catchers aren't But he was only half-ivay through. Smith, Leslie. $50. 6.33.73 as or the runners are Home Run Sacrifices.Wrightstone. Walker. Bigbee Barnes.In. 43524433 don. Boston. 4 and 2; Mlko Brady, Detroit. throwing well, Records Double plays.J defeated Gil Nichols, Providence, 1 up. speedier, or the base paths are He should have added to his twang, Smith. Parkinson and Gene Sarazen, the American open faster, Leslie; Parkinson, J. Smith and Leslie, Rogers Peet Compact will bear from now SECOND ROUND or something; for 819 bases have in the Schmidt and champion, watching been stolen in the Major Leagues "How sleep the skidding Red Sox, too?" Muranville. Left on bases. on. The youngster won two very ex¬ Gallett defeated Brand, 5 and 4; Crulk- International this Philadelphia, 4: Pittsburgh. S, Bases on Broadway Httgf shank defeated Watrous. 3 and 2; Burgess year to 504 in the National and 482 balls.Oft Winters. 2; off Glazner. 1, it 354 * acting and nerve-wracking matches to¬ defeated 3 LEAGUE TOTALS TO DATE Struck at 13th St. "Four fact that he had trav¬ Walsh. ar.d 2; Rowe defeated in the American. out.By Winters. 2, by Glazner, 2. day, despite the Boyd. ." and 1; Sprogel defeated Kenny, 1922 1921 "Dempsey still is willing to fight any one where the terms are right?" by Carlson, 4. Hit».Oft* Glazner. 4 in Convenient eled from Dayton last night on a train 14 and 2; Sarazen defeated Ogg, 2 and 1; American league. 367 857 writes L. H. "but I 6 1-3 innings: oft Carlson. 9 in S Î-J. Hit Broadway Comers" Fifth** that had no accommodations. Hutchison defeated Goss, 4; Fred Merkle has stolen twenty-one B., happen to know that his old keenness for the game by pitcher.By Carlson (J. Smith). sleeping ton 6,and Hamp¬ National Leugne. 869 352 Losing at Warren at4-*t* He arrived at the course at 11 o'clock defeat««'Hoffner, 3 and 2; Kerrigan bases in the International. He always has shouldn't it? He has known fifteen ease pitcher.Glainer. Umpires . Hart and defeated Hllgendorf, 5 and 4; Farrell de¬ could slipped. Why months of O'Day. Time.1:3«. this morning, and Immediately went feat« Barnes. steal, and with the Giants was Totals. 736 "08 1 up; Golden defeated one of the best in the bame at and luxury, with all the money he wants, doing what he wants to do. Few into action, with Tom Manan, of Hav- GauàiO. S and 7; Cluct dofeated Stark, 4 steal- erhill, as an opponent. Sarazen won ¡and 2; Emil Loeffler defeated Robertson ing third.got a big start. THE champions are keen to face two or three months of hard training again, Robins Buy $10,000 Pitcher 2. ¡4 and 3; Towns defeated 1 LEADERS TO DATE j this match, 3 and 'Miner dofeated Duffy, up; after they have been on top two or three At MEMPHIS, Tenu.., In the afternoon he tackled Willie Baronl, 1 up (19 holes); The Braves had a young pitcher hit American League years. least, this is true Aug. 14..Leo French defeated Brady, 3 and 1. on the knee Williams, of the It to Dickerman, Memphis has Cgg, a very steady playing profes¬ during batting practice a ¡ Browns. 30 heavyweights. helps explain why neither Jeffries nor Willard pitcher, been sional from Worcester, Mass. Re¬ Walker, Athletics. 25 ever liked their sold to the Brooklyn National Kuth, Yankees. 21 profession beyond the money it brought in." club for it League freshed by his noon recess and lunch¬ Ui'ilmann. Tiger». 17 $10,000, was announced to- eon, Sarazen started right after his Miller, Athletic». 15 day. He will report at the close of the with all of his Meusel, 10 The conditioner and Southern Association season. burly opponent usual in I Tobin, Yankees. great developer is always the uphill climb. It is aggressiveness and confidence. He ob¬ Standings Major Brown». 10 one of the material laws of STANDAR existence. men _¦--Leagues Speaker, Few who . Indian». 10 reach the top have tained a lead of four holes in short mml MrMamis, 10 order. Then he became careless and Falk. Brown». the enduring ambition and determination of a Cobb or International National White »ox. 9 Kramer, outlasting AT R7ADI*\*GLeague wearied. Before long Ogg had got League American League Judge, Senators.....y. 9 a decade or two. one of But YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Dyke», back all but the holes. that YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Burns, BedAthletics. 8 Buffalo . 002 000 00 2.4 9 2 served to wake up the and St. 6. Sox. 8 Reading . 001 1 » 0 00 0.2 0 rally youth, Chicago, 8; Louis, Cleveland at Hooper, White Sox. 8 10 ! he came through brilliantly on the last 10; 1. Philadelphia (rain). The one that Wills has over Batteries.Werre and t'rban; and Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Other teams not scheduled. Ruth one year ago.M advantage Dempsey lies in the fact that and Tragresser. Karpp few holes, to win by 2 1. Other teams not scheduled. the former is the AT Jock Hutchison, trailed by the bulk National League taking uphill road, while the latter has been drifting BALTIMORE STAN DARD of the was in his usual Hornsby. along with no incentive to him into R. H. E. day's gallery, Cardinal». 29 carry any hard training. Lack of Baltimore ... 013 0 27 0 1 x~ 16 form and had no in William», îl Î brilliant difficulty * " FhlUiea. 18 rival talent has been a at the Torito . 000 100 10 4. 6 13 2 EIGHT eliminating L. Goldbeck, of Philadel¬ rr¡3 §. s Kelly, Giant«. 14 heavy handicap time when Dempsey has Batteries.Thomas. lit f I Lee. needed more Styles and Manly . The Car With Airp-«-*-* phia, and Dan Gess. of Boston. Hutchi¬ Mriisel,Phillies. 14 opportunities to practice his trade. Buumgartner, Connolly and Vincent. 6 and 5 to Giants. 11 a» ». Lubricatioa son won each match by up Wheat, Robins. 11 play. Just at present there is nobody ? Aiii.sinith. American Association The n«rw model 9* »w York.. 1| »I 8| 8 12.11,10.65 44 St. _rirjirnfiFliiM Cardinals. 10 The insiders are still over »taa^**** Grime», in the field playing better golf than St. Louis.¡ 8 5 11 11 12 V64 Louts.I.I 6j 8:11*10 10 .50(1 Cnb». S greatly puzzled the mystery that has led Kansas ta r/uilt airnotK entiraiyJ5Í"rK 10! 47 New York... 6 B 1010|6Sj44| Miller, City, 11; Indianapolis, 2. mease the Chicago flyer. What is more, there Chicago.... '111 - 8: 9 5 13 t>l~! 1*1013! 7!65j46 .68« Cnbs. 9 to such a home-run harvest. So far the Standard Pta°'rÍ!^-n£ 71 6040" Detroit. 7U0I. Hi 111« 10 Corey, outburst has been to Milwaukee, 6; Louisville, 4. raw ore to the flnl»h*<» is none who is a better maten player. Pittsburgh. 8! 5 8 . 10 7 7 58 49 Chicago.. UlStKS .633 Pirates. ft charged >«»r*î"j x 13, ..¡87 ll!.I »j 4| 81 D;o6¡53 .614 Fournler, Cardinals. 9 poor pitching, to a livelier to Toledo, 6; 1. injure* definite Nev York has the advantage in num¬ Cincinnati Si 8 9. ÍOIO' ö;59 53: Cleveland-..! 6 «;13! 6Í.¡ 8: Walker, ball, heavier bats and to five or six other Minneapolis, <^000*S«tSitBm Brooklyn.... 4; 8 51 «. *iVa*,h't«n..i 4 6 e¡12:67¡68 .604 Phillies. 9 details. Columbus, S; St. Paul, 2. other ajisjor »dwamtat** but so as Hutchison, Emmett 4; 13.12:52.56 6| 11! 8!.: 7 10;52I56 .481 Parkinson, snappy While the discussion the along to you. .*. bers, long Phila'phia.. f. si 8 1,6 tí. 1138 64: Plüla'phla. 5 41 5Î 81 6i 7!.I 7142163! Phillies. 8 rages ball continues to disappear passed and Gene Sarazen remain in Boston..... «10 3 7' H 6 Boston.I 6! 31 .400 Daubert, Reds. 8 over the fence with M ote than riejigii Ï.!3S¡69¡ 0! 8? 4 7! gj.l«l¡67| .380 alarming frequency. Why curb it, If the Eastern of oi!. A amooth,m*ak*«apa*jg*%»waatraar the field there is the likelihood that (¦ames lost "44 47 49 49 53 56 «4 69 fcamn lo«t.i44i46 5'¿¡53 ñ« anyway? League the West will the that f>g'83i67i HOME RUNS 1921 crowd doesn't like it, why all the hoarse huzzas in the Hartford, New 1. motor, and ¦ carthatie»***' get trophy goes GAMES American wake of the big 9; Haven, G*t a detnooatraeJoii. with this title. French, captain of TO-DAY GAMES TO-DAY National League. 477 blow? Waterbury, 9; Pittsfield, 4. Faotwy S*l« Bra»»»»»: the American team on its New York at league. 460 9; 5. I KO Braasway, professional Pittsburgh. Detroit at New York (3:30 Bridgeport, Springfield, 1)27 Attaatle A»»..***a.j£~BT««- trip to Englarfd last year, is play- Philadelphia at Cincinnati. p. m.) (timar*: Chicago at Boston. Total. 937 _ .. 'ntr a* well as he ever did. He put Boston at Rickard hopes to get Kilbane into the Southern Association F. C. Hu* Matar» C**»»W after ' Chicago. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Johnny ring again. The first Mike Brady out this afternoon Other teams not scheduled. St. .Louis BAREBALL 8:80 step will be to get an official to 1 The Swndard Motor CafOs* at Washington. Grounds. YankeesTO-DAY, P. M.. POLO guide show Johnny the way after an ab¬ Birmingham, 2; Atlanta, (5 innings, Pttwburt-h. Fa. v», Detroit..AdvL sence of several seasons. He have rain). 1 may forgotten what a ring looks like. Chattanooga, 7; Nashville, 6.