13NIIN3S dNV SM3N 3NTAVM XHOJ 3HX »turday, July i/. CHAMPIONSHIPS SHARKEY MADE SOME JUMP COBB STILUN THE LEAD LAST DAY OFJATURDAY BULL WORLD'S GREATEST AUTO RACING STARS IN BATTLE fit of Training Camp Leaped From Padded King FOR $27,000 PURSE AT CHICAGO SPEEDWAY SUNDAY Detroit Star Drops Slightly Games to Be Played on Sun- Funds. Into the Y. M. C. A. But Holds Good Margin. day in the Future.
HILLS, L. I., July T— CHICAGO, July 27.—Tyrus Ray- With today's game in the Patriotic (By Jack Veiock, International News eagu«, Saturday baseball passes out mging to the United States Sports Editor.) mond Cobb, Detroit, continued to wn Tennis vsociatiun have NEW YORK, July 27.—Tom Shar- at exHtenee in Fort Wayne. The rom the secretary. Edwin key. Y. M. C. A. athletic director. Ad- lead American league batters during fund for which the league was or- y, announcement of the na- dress, somewhere in France! the past week. He played in but sanized has not been growing as it es championship which will Read it and stare. Rub your eyes four games from July 17 to the fol- should have, so the officials of the Forest Hills. L. I., Aug. 26. and read it again. lowing Wednesday. Last Wednes- eague have decided to have the e first time the title will have "You can't believe all you read in day is included in the averages re- games on Sunday. for since 1916. when Richard the newspapers," is an old adage, yet | leased today. Although Ty dropped In the opening game the Knit- ns II. took the championship in this case you are lamping cold. four points he still Is far in the lead. Electrics will clash with the West- ern-Turners and with the assis-.ance •William M. Johnston. Wll- hard fac,Si for"the "Y" athletic direc- Cobb Is hitting within 17 points of .. ._„,,..,. „«;— i_ tor rererred to here is none olher lnan of Lankenau will endeavor to crawl now an artillery officer in the .400 mark, which he is in hopes : nd Johnston is an ensign on "Ole Tom" Sharkey, pugilist, himself, Of reaching before the season closes. orth from the cellar, where they ice. personally. have been residing most of the time. The fleet-footed Detroit outfielder This may be Lankenau's last appear- itter of fact, five of the first The name of Sharkey is known failed to register a run for his club players are "over there," throughout the pugilistic world, for ance, as he is due to report to th« during the week, but his mark of 60 Chicago White Sox just as soon as remaining live George M. he was among the foremost contend- was five better than Harry Hoapw, Lindley Murray and Ichyia ers for the heavyweight champion- the "work or fight" order is settled, are the only ones at all likely of Boston, who is the runner-up In so his teammates may be counted on ship in his heydey as a fighter. As the run-scoring department. Burns, o play. Church is an avia- a member of the crew of one of Uncle | to give him all they have In his last in Texas, and Murray is of Philadelphia, the Georgian's appearance. The last game, too, Samuel's men-o'-war, Sharkey wasi closest rival for hitting honors, is 44 munitions plant, but an effort known as one of the greatest rough- j should be a "ring dinger," as the e to secure bolh their entries. points behind Cobb, with Slsler in Pennsy crew will flght hard to keep and-ready battlers who ever wore the i third place 54 points behind the from Japan of Kumaga* navy blue, and today at the age of 44! out of the basement. Then, too, defend succe-.-sfully at Utica leader. Bowser's aggregation of ball tossers he is still ready to face most any kind There was little change last week rk state championship puts of music. and umpire cussers will flght as they ng angle on the event, for After a career of following the among the leading uatters. Ray never fought before to close their :o be playing as well as In ponies and running a cafe in New Demmitt, St. Louis, made the jump career with a victory, for this is to be he was the surprise of the from fourteenth place to fourth. Hid their last game. Their team has umagae is No. $ in the pres- York, Sharkey went to Los Angeles several years ago and opened a sa- mark last week was .292 and this aeen hit pretty hard by the draft, so llst, and there are compara- week's figure is .320. :hey are withdrawing from the m^n in this country who can loon. But Sharkey was not business^ like. He didn't have the temperament Burns, Philadelphia, continued to league. lead in total bases with 159. He has Their place will be taken for th» Llifications for entry, adopted to hold trade, and in time his bust' ness swirled into bankruptcy. He re- made 13 doubles, 9 triples and 5 remainder of the season by a, team •evail this year. The reauire- home runs. "Babe" Ruth, Boston, representing the Lincoln Life, with inot possibly exclude anyone turned to New York when his Loa Angeles business failed, and since has played In five games since the Mart Cleary as manager and Bill although they do prevent the Hilllnger as captain. being swamped with entries that time he has been employed as a last averages were released, but had ers who merely like to enter watchman in a munitions plant in failed to chalk up any more home The teams will all be'reorganized nal. Entries are limited to Jersey. runs. His 11, however, remains high. soon and they will start on the home 10 have been ranked during But the activity of the country In GETAWAY DAY_AT TOLEDO STAGE SET FOB BIG BATTLE He stretched one of his hits to a stretch fully Intending to give the re years or have at any time the great world war rekindled the triple and now is tied with Cobb for fans regular big league ball. the first twenty; players who fire In Tom's veins r*cently and he three-baggers. Bach has made ten. These games should have a rec- a last three years have been went back to his old love, the navy, Week of Sensational Racing Fulton and Dempsey Will Strip Shean. Boston, added a quartet of ord attendance as It Is for a very sts or better in any two sanc- and offered his services, only to be sacrifices to his string and leads that worthy cause. The total receipts rnaments; players who during told that he was a bit too old to be Ends at Ft. Miami Track* for Eight-Round Go. department with 2S. Sisler failed to goes to hrip the wounded soldiers made a reasonably good rec- accepted for active service. steal any more bases, ana ills mark and sailorslof Fort Wayne, some of iree sanctioned tournaments, Having flrst seen the light in Dun- TOLEDO, July 27.—What is said to (Bylr.itedPress.) ot 32 is high, although Bobby Roth, whom will/soon be returning home. When they return no one wants to "who do not qualify in any dalk, Ireland, Tom was aching to take have been one of the most successful NEW YORK July 27.—The biggest Cleveland, is giving him a close run e classes, but whose entry Is a part In the big embrogllo over there, weeks of racing In the Grand circuit and is but two behind. reel that he is not doing his share to .' reason of residence in for- and when the Y. M. C. A. advertised will close here today with the running crowd to see an eastern boxing St. Louis, with three regulars in help them, so go to the games If for les, promise >,f skill or other for able-bodied men who could be of of four races. On the program are the match since Jess Wltlard beat Frank the .300 class, leads the league in no other reason than to relieve your ices deemed sufficient to service in the capacity of athletic di- second division of the 2:18 trot, the 2:04 Moran, is forecast for the eight- team batting with .263. Boston leads conscience. •ptlons In their cases." rectors for service overseas, Sharkey !>ace, 2:14 trot and 2:13 pace, each for round bout at Harrison, N. J., this in club fielding with .972. rnament is being played for decided to make a bid for a berth and i purse of Jl.OOO. The 2:18 trot was evening, between Fred Fulton, or Leading batters who had partici- KONEY ALSO PITCHES . of the war department com- inded It with little trouble. >n the card for yesterday, but had to be At the top, from left to right, Dario Rochester, Minn., and Jack Dempsey, pated in 40 or more games: Cobb, tralnlng camp activities, Though 44 years old, Sharkey is postponed on account of delay and slight of Salt lake City. The flght starts Resta, world's speedway champion for Detroit, .383; Burns, Philadelphia, NEW YORK, July 27.—The news that eh the national association today a hale and hearty veteran, and iccidents on the track. 1915-1916; Louis Chevrolet, winner of at 6:30. .339; Sisler, St. Louis, .329; Demmitt, equipment for' hundreds of has the stamina to go through most Big line horsemen are enthusiastic The Stadium will seat 25.000 per- Ed Konetchy had pitched for the Braves the title In 1917 and victor in the Chi- sons and advance sales indicate Its St. Louis, .320: Ruth, Boston, .316; the other day reminded Heinle Zimmer- In camps. All information any kind 01' a campaign. In the serv- over the Toledo track, over which sev- cago derby and the Uniontown 112-mHe Baker, New York, .316; Speaker, _- championship can be had, ce of the Y. M. C. A., with his knowl- eral world's records were broken during capacity may be taxed. man of a previous appearance of the big race this season, and Arthur Duray, The bout itself ought to be the best Cleveland, .316; Graney, Cleveland, train In the bo*. must be made at the office edge of how to keep fit, he will un- the week. The majority of the horses holder of the world's speed record of Delation. 20 Broad street, New doubtedly prove a valuable asset. will be shipped to Columbus, although icavyweight encounter in years. The .306; Walker, Philadelphia. .305; 'One day a few years ago. when 147 miles an hour. In the center is winner will be generally recognized Pipp, New York, .304. Koney was with the Cardinals and 1 Tom is not cut out for tea parties some will go to North Randall, it is "Smiling Ralph" Mutford, world's 24- Tournament Dope. and the like. Bugged exercise and iid. as champion. Fulton is expected to Zack Wheat Stoves Up. tvas with the Cubs, an umpire working hour champion and runner-up in the weigh about 210, while Dempsey Zack Wheat, Brooklyn outfielder, n a game between those clubs ordered i approval of ths war 4ei>*rt- the outdoor life Is his dish, and the The racing Friday was featured by Chicago Derby. Below is Ralph V& :ennis championships for 1918 >assing years have not taken away a continuation of sensational speed over probably will scale 19$. made the best showing of National -verybody on the St. Louis bench to the I'alma, world's sprint champion and league batters, according to the aver- clubhouse because of their unruliness. restored. The proceeds of ils cunning with the gloves. the new mile track. In the Fort Meigs winner of the Sheepshead Bay and Cin- noon, July 28, each having posted 52,000 The former is a slight favorite in menu go to the war depart- At his height in the ring Sharkey •3,000 stake for 2:10 pacers McMahon :he betting, owing principally to the ages published today, and which In- We were hitting their pitcher pretty :innati 100-mile handicaps this year, as a part of the $27,000 purse, of which hard, and finally It was decided to take Astoc on training camp ac- was as good as any of them in the drove Peter Look, a Peter the Great These drivers anC Ira Vail will race in $17.000 will go to the winner. The race brevity of the match and ths soft clude Wednesday's games. Wheat irovlde tennis equipment for eyes of some of the old-timers, for -year-old, in 2:01%, new record for gloves to be used. climbed from eighth place to second Mm out. Big Ed volunteered I* pitch, the international sweepstakes at the will be nan in five heats at ten, twenty, so they put one of the outQiftders on tary service in the United here are some who still claim that the horse. Chicago speedway next Sunday after- thirty and fifty miles. Winner May Become Chump. place. He was hitting .306 when the abroad. George Slier erred when he declared Aftir taking the first heat Peter Look (By Associated Press.) previous week's averages were re- flrst base, put the pitcher la Vtw out- 9 tennis singles championship rim Jeffries the winner of their mem- could not come back In the next two, NEW YORK, July 27.—Fred Ful- leased. Now his average is .321. Lee field and let Koney go into tl» box.. : of the United States will bo orable battle at Coney Island In 1899, ,"erlie Patchen, driven by Cox, taking ton and Jack Dempsey, the leading Magee, Cincinnati, who was in nine- We thought he would be a Jftkt as a ourtg of the West Side Ten- a battle -which went twenty-five noth. The McMahon horse won the .1, contenders for the title now held by teenth place last wees, moved up to Ditcher, but I don't think anybody on rest Hills, L. I., beginning fourth heat, and when the remaining Jesse Willard, will meet tonight in our club got as much as a herd foul off tug. 26, 1918, and continuing rounds with both men fighting like I BASEBALL STATISTICS | an eight-round bout at the Federal tenth place. him for the remainder of the game. wildcats. pair came out for the final three in heat Major League Games I Heinle Groh, Cincinnati, contin- ays. heat race the- judg decided Cox was 4. , * League baseball grounds, at Harri- Then, to top it off, the Cards came from Gus Ruhlln started Sharkey on his •fr— • —* son, N. J. ued at the head of the list with an behind and beat us out, and Koney tern of the junior tennis cen- decline when he defeated him In fif- not trying to win nd took him down. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING OF THE TEAMS onshlps and of the boys' ten- Valentine, who had won third money Ea«h man has given proof of su- average of .350, which Is a drop of •ras credited with winning the game". teen rounds, In 1900, and Bob Fitz- 16 points since last week. Charles namplonshlps will play at with Un, but had to go to the barn at At Boston— R- H. E. National League. _ perior skill as a pugilist, and a decis- For a long while he used to have a lot i« Tennis club for the na- Simmons practically put on the flnish- Teams. on within a limit of eight rounds, Hollocher, Chicago youngster, had of fun boasting that he was the only ng touches when he beat the hard- the end of the fourth heat, was placed Cincinnati ...100021001—5 9 J or and boys' championships, in Cox's sulky and won the heat in Boston 2 3000015 •—11 14 1 Chicago set by the boxing law of New Jersey, clouted out 109 safe hits. Merkle, pitcher that never lost a game; but the matches to begin on Isted sailor In two rounds the same 2:05. The judges gave Valentine J100 Batteries—Luque and Allen, Cueto; Xew York s expected. If Wlilard should de- his teammate, leads In total bases now his record's broken." Aug. 28, 1918. year. Sharkey's last bout was fought Nehf and Wilson. Pittsburgh cide to retire from the ring, the win- with 139, which include 22 doubles, to 1904 against Jack Hunroe, at Phil- 'or winning the race. Second Game— R- H. t.- Philadelphia tennis singles championship The judges also fined Driver Sturgeon Cincinnati ...100000020—3 1 1 Cincinnati ner of tonight's bout could justly 3 triples and a like number of of the United States for _delphia. Munroe, by the way, has claim the championship of America. already been over ther. e with the for violation of the scoring rules in the Boston 2 4114000 •-« 19 1 Boston homers. TRY TO CHANGE RULES be held on the courts of second heat oC the 2:10 pace. Batteries—Jacobus, Luque and Cueto, Brooklyn Fulton, owing to his great height, Cruise, St. Louis, with his 6 circuit e Tennis club, Forest Hills, Princess Pats, and has been gassed Binland, a heavy favorite, won the Wlngo: Qulllan and Henry. St. Louia reach and remarkable skill as a box- (Bv International New3 Service ) ind wounded, yet still hopes to get American drives, remained high man in that Ing Monday, Aug. 25, 1918, 2:09 trot, with Murphy taking second At Xew York— R- H. E. er in addition to heavy hitting, is department, and Roush, Cincinnati, NEW YORK. July 27.—When the base- ulng following days. Men 45 lack into the fray. at Louis ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 7 5 Teams. luite generally regarded as a proba- l all rules are getting their next revision, money with Kelly De- Forest. New York ...11000006"— 8 10 0 Boston ,,.,..,.,,.,. with 19 sacrifice hits, headed the and older or who become The favorite also came through in the Batteries—May and Gor.za.les; Steele Cleveland ble winner, yet Dempsey is by no sacrifice hitters. Max Carey, Pitts- »henever that may be, an effort will be Id during 1918 are eligible. 2:08 pace, when Lee Grand, driven by Washington means without his supporters. made to change the present interpreta- SHAW WIL1RIDE AGAIN and McCarty. burg, added another stolen base to tion in regard to home runs which de- tennis doubles champton- Sturgeon, won the first two heats. At Brooklyn— New York Moving pictures of the bout will his string and leads with 41 thefts. unent of the United States (By International News Service.) Chicago be taken and these will be turned i :de aall games. Under the system now and sons will be held on St. Louis over to the Washington authorities George Burns, New York, has scored in vogue a batsman may hit the ball out- KEW 1OR.K, July 27.—Willie Detroit 61 runs, which tops the list New the West Side Tennis club, Shaw, one of the best Jockeys ever and the proceeds devoted to war side a park, but if the runners on bases L. L, beginning Monday, Philadelphia funds. York's mark of .971 remained high sutle tho game the hitter does not get seen on the New York tracks, may in club fielding and Cincinnati's .271 ., and continuing following ride again after a long absence from RESULTS YESTERDAY For Army and Navy Honor*. credit for his home run, and it does team must be composed of CHICAGO, July 27.—The middle- average continued high for team not go into the records as such. This the saddle. Shaw went to Germany batting. son. in 1910 and made a big reputation. Binland (Hedrick) .. 1 Batteries— Tyler and O'Farrell, Killl- National League. weight boxing championship of the is an Injustire to the batsman. While Award of Titles. Kelly (De Forest) fer; Jacobs and Burns. New York, 8; St. Louis, 0, army and navy will be at stake late Leading batters: Groh, Cincin- the run does not score in the game, since But when the war broke out he re- Opera Express (Fleming) ., 3 6 3 ler of the national singles turned here, hoping that some day Philadelphia, 3: ChtcaRO, 2. :oday, when Corporal Eddie McGoor- nati, .350; Z. Wheat, Brooklyn, .321; it Is not necessary, there Is no reason tournament will be a ward- Doris Watts (Lee) 4 3 b AMERICAN LEAGUE Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 3. :y, of the national army, and Jack J. C. Smith, Boston, .320; Daubert, hy ,t should not go Into the summary lie would be able to resume riding on Legal W. (Cox) 5 4 4 Boston, 11—12: Cincinnati, 6—3. the championship trophy, the kaiser's race courses. Shaw, Glenwood B. (Erskine) 6 S 6 American League. Greb, of the navy, meet in a sched- Brooklyn, .317; Hollocher, Chicago, of the game and into the official records mer of thi junior charo- however, no longer cares to go back Time—2:07".;, 2:06%. 2:06%. Chicago, 7; Boston, 2. uled ten-round battle at Fort Sher- .313; Roush, Cincinnati, .309; Mer-as a home run. It is the most timely •111 have his name inscribed to Germany, when peace is declared 2:10 pace; Fort MeiBS stage; purse, Cleveland, 8; Xew York, 3. dun, Illinois. We. Chicago, .309; Chase, Cincin- of hits, and important enough to settle Idard Weld Saunders cham- $3,000: Batteri'es^Gregg and McAvoy; Boland Washington. 3; St. Louis, 2. The proceeds will go to patriotic a game. Babe Ruth recently hit into and is anxious to ride again in this "erlie Patchen (Cox) 7 1121 nati, .304; Young, New York, .301; wl. Certificates will be given country. He has taken such excel- and StanaKe. Detroit, 2; Philadelphia, 1. services. The bout was scheduled L. Magee, Cincinnati, .293. the stands at Boston, one of his longest ' and runner-up In all events, •eter Look (McMahon)... 1 2512 B. H. E. to start at 4:30 p. m. hits of the year, yet it does not show In lent care oJ his health that he says Un (Valentine) 3 7 3 ro A SCHEDULE FOR TODAY American Association. S. Myrlck, vice president be can fit himself inside of three Windsor Todd (Stout) 7 2 4 ro Cashion, Minneapolis, finished the his record of home runs. Pipp hit into ilted States National Lawn ae"-e.and—ii§3§S?§Szl:? I the stands at the Polo grounds recently weeks. But as the local season soon th"Ben"d Girf (Sturgeon)" 3" 6 3 ro D Batteries—Love, Robinson, Keating National League, season strong In the American Asso- Delation, will act as referee will be over, Shaw may spend next iouth Bend Oirl (Stur- and Hannah; Coveleskle and Oj*«""•_, DOUGLAS COMES BACK end broke up a ball game, yet la not matches, which, with the geon) 3 8 3 ro Pittsburgh at New York. ciation, which closed Sunday, July i redited with a home run. This feature winter in Cuba, riding at H. D. hl a Cincinnati at Philadelphia. 21. He added eleven points to his the father and son and the Also started: Belle Wreath. Budlight Botfon ? f.°To 10000010—2 6 i Chicago at Boston. should be changed so as to jlv* the Brown's Havana track. That ex- und Admiral. CHICAGO. July 27.—When the aub- mark of last week, bringing his final 1 be best three in five ad- perience, he believes, would fit him Chicago ....005000002—7 9 0 St. Louis at Brooklyn. batsman credit. . The play will begin on Time-2:01%, 2:02%. 2:06%, 2:05%, 2:06. Batteries—Kinney. Jones and Agnew, American League. ect of "come-back" artists in base- average to .346 for the abbreviated for an active campaign or. the Washington at St. Louis, jail is under discussion don't over- season, according to unofficial aver- jrnlng, Aug. 28, at 10 o'clock Jockey club's courses in 1919. Lee Grand (Sturgeon) 1 1 2 ntlnue by the schedule which Harvey K. (Marvin) 7 8 1 At St Louis — R. H. B. Philadelphia at Detroit. look Phil Douglas, who now ranks as ages published today, but which do SOUTHWORTH^GOES BIG Washington .1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0— 3 10 4 New York at Cleveland. >ne of the Cubs' pitching mainstays not include the twilight games at nged until all the matches Flo Staley (Valentine) 2 2 5 St. Louis ... .1 1 0 « 0 0 0 0 0— 2 52 Boston at Chicago. ayed. ROGER'S IN DUTCH Alexander the Great (Erskine) 338 Batteries — Shaw and Ainsmlth; Houck, in the gallant flght Fred Mitchell's Toledo and Indianapolis. BROOKLYN, N. Y., July 27 —Bill Betsv Hamlin (Cox) 5 4 3 club is making for the National nament Is open to the follow- Also started: Zombrino, Robert E., Rogers and Severeid. Riggert, St. Paul, who was in flrst Southworth, the Pirates' new out- (By International News Service.) ARCHER GETS RELEASE league pennant. Two years ago no place last week, was nosed out of flelder whose sensational batting and who have been ranked by CHICAGO, July 27.—Reports of """""nine— 3:05tt, 2:04ii, 2:04%. Giant Hurler Joins Colors. one wanted "Shufflin Phlll." who bore second place by Taggart, Columbus, fielding are keeping Bezdek's team up a reputation as "bad actor." Today States National Lawn Ten- dissatisfaction on the part of Jack Fred Anderson, crack pitcher of t (Ry International News Service.) by one point. Shovlin, Columbus, in the National league race, is a prime .tlon during any of the five Hendricks, manager of the Cardinals, PITTSBURGH, July 27.—The un- there isn't a manager in either of the made another sacrifice which gave favorite v:lth the Smoky City fans. Wheat of the Dodgers. Joins Select he New York Giants, is the latest big major leagues who wouldn't gladly ^receding the tournament, or at the actions of Rogers Hornsby, Ct»ss of -3TO Hitters. leaguer to join the service of Uncle conditional release of Jimmy Archer him a mark of 20, and broke the tie Every time he comes to the plate any time been ranked In the star shortstop of the Mound City by the Pittsburgh club takes from big take the big fellow. with Martin, of Milwaukee. Stolen with men on the bases the followers renty. Zach Wheat, star outfielder of the Sam. His departure from the Giants Fired with a new resolve to stick team, are persistent in the u-est, and will be keenly felt, because of the fa league baseball one ot its best known base honors ended in a triple tie. of the Pirates give him a big hand who, in the last three it was learned today that there are Brooklvn Nationals, has finally work- and most able players. In his prime to the straight and narrow path and and Bill generally comes through ed his way into the cliiss of .300 hit- ct that the pitching staff of the club eschew the bright lights and all that Riggert and Butler, of St. Paul, who fling the championship, have grounds for the current belief. It has been weakened considerably by t Archer was the greatest catcher In were tied with 20 thefts each, were with a hit In the second game ot malists or better in any two seems that a lew weeks ago Hen- ters. The Brooklyn slugger has been the game, and there are many follow- goes with them, Douglas started back the series against the Robins recently sanctioned by the U. S. pounding the hall with a vengeance he loss of several other twirlers, and along the trail that led to his regen- joined by Bescher, of Louisville. Rig dricks suspended Hornsby for an in- the failure of Fredie Schupp to roun ers of baseball, men with many years' Bert was the only player to reach the he appeared at the plate with two on fraction of the club rules and that since his return to the team a few eration last season, and made excel- and two out. The slugger banged one d inio form. experience, who declare that he was century mark for safe hits. He who have in the current news of the suspension was not given weeks ago. the greatest catcher who ever looked lent progress. This year he has ar- of Coombe's offerings to deep right .son played in less than three out by the club. Instead, it'was re- rived, and means to stay. Early this drove out 101, which gave him the for three bases, and after the blow through a mask. Archer was unique, lead for total bases with 149. These umaments have have made ported that the player was suffering too. through the fact that, of all the spring he was stricken with appen- Uncle Robbie's veteran hurler retired food record. Committee •with an injury to his side. The diffi- dicitis and submitted to an operation, Included 16 doubles, the same num- to the clubhouse. Southworth, who Irishmen in the big leagues, he was ber as made by Cashion, 7 triples nwt of the tournament to culty between Hornsby and his man- for years the only one to claim Dub- which it was thought would result In is a left-handed batter. Is on the road oww to rule on the value of ager was patched up by an interested lin as his birthplace. a long layoff for him. However, he and 6 homers. He led the home- to success in the big show. record. third party, but evidently the truce Sport World As Seen Friends of the famous backstop be- surprised every one by returning to run getters. Kansas City, pennant who do not qualify In any was a short one. lieve that Archer will now retire active duty much sooner than was an- winners, led in club batting with Wanted—Motormen and ve classes, but whose entry With James J. Corbett gracefully from the game and not ticipated, and, furthermore, he loomed .267 and Louisville with .961 led in to the executive committee work down through the minors, as so up as strong and as formidable as team fielding. conductors; steady employ- residence in foreign coun- HERZOG PLAYS FIRST many ex-big leaguers do, until fin- ever he was when at his best. Leading batters: Cashion, Minne- e of skill or other circum- Douglas is taking his regular turn (Copyright. 1918, by King Features Syndicate, nervous, cross or irritable. But stud.v ally of absolutely no use to baseball. apolis, .346; Taggart, Columbus, ment. Age 19 to 55. Apply smed sufficient to cause ex- BOSTON, July 27.—Three of the the one who never indulges in sports It is pointed out that Jimmy has been in the box. and every time he starts .329; Riggert, St. Paul, .328; Leli- eir cases. J'.raves* outfielders, Rehg, Powell and Inc.) at superintendent's office, N'ot so long ago a letter came ot me and who gets her pleasure in going) a careful liver, has always drawn the chances of the Cubs increasing velt, Louisville, .322; Good, Kana_- itrles shall be made through Kelly, having enlisted in the naval re- irom a woman reader of my column .V theaters. In playing cards or in snme good money and that he is in a posi- their lead in the league race are City, .321; Hartley, Columbus. .314; 124 Holman street. Fort scretary. serves force, George Stallings has been way that calls for no physical exertion. tion to take things easy from now on. brilliant. Douglas has made a real McHenry, Milwaukee, .306; Kores, Entries, compelled to rearrange his team con- asked : come-back in private life as well aa indulscnc* by Usually you'll find a woman who has James P. Archer was born in Dub- Louisville, .306; Sawyer, Minneapo- Wayne & N. I. T. Co. nust be in the hands of Paul siderably. The temporary relief em- 'Do you advocate little or no control over her nerves and lin. Ireland, May 13, 1883. He is five on the ball field, and there is none lis, .306; Shultz, Kansas City, .306. field secretary of the U. S. bodied in the return of Walter Jtaran- wome•.*,..„,n» in the various games of sport so becomes irritable without real cause who does not wish him the best of that are not of too violent nature? Do feet ten inches tall, weighs 180 pounds Big Wntl Paper Sale. L. O. Hull, 20 Broad street, New York, ville on furlough has made the matter ;md who is a none too agreeable com- and bats and throws right handed. luck. 119 East Washington street. later than Aug. 16. 1918. a simple one, as the Boston manager '•ou think that a woman should perform panion. For Sale—Cole Automo- that this is ten days befon has posted Ed Konetchy in right and exercises daily the same as a man?" ment begins.) Entries must Charlie Herzog at first b.i*r in order And my answer was an emphatic: Preservation of the figure of her girl- SAME OLD RED SOX Extra—Balloon Ascen- bile; run about 7,000 miles Wanted — Cigarmakers; led by fee. to make room for the Ilabbit in his "Tcs." hood is the aim of every woman. She eld place. This is the first time on rec- It always has seemed to me that the will spend a small fortune in the pur- BOSTON', July 27.—The Boston sion Lady Aeranout—Rob- Inquire 902 West Creigh- hand workmen. C o o n y crd that Herzog has played first ba.se health of a woman would be benefited chase of various appliances and gar- Red Sox, though changed greatly In ison Park Sunday. ton avenue. Bayer Cigar Co. R TOO ANXIOUS since his entrance into the major in a remarkable way if she went in for ments to achieve that aim. Or. if she is personnel within the past year, are leagues, but he seems to be holding down • xercising. The body of a woman, like becoming extremely heavy and flabby, showing all the traits of the Red Sox -matinnai »n-3 Service.) the initial sack In good style. When that of a man. is muscular. It needs ^he will fill her body with drugs— usu* teams which won the American -K, July 27.—According to Maranville's furlough expires Herzog the stimulus of regular exercising to ns. Prank Baker should be ally very harmful—in an effort to re- league pennants in 1915 and 1916 will go back to shortstop. Konetch}' to keep the muscles of the body in fine duce. and battled the White Sox for the title er. Baker has one batting first base and one of the pitchers will working ortier. l Hugglns would like to cor- If women knew the real value of in- last year. These Boston teams made be used with "Wickland and Massey in The feminine body generates just telligently directed exercises—knew the a specialty of winning by one run 445 Wallace Street le latter stakes hi? reputa- the outfield. r.bout as much nervous energy a.« that Phone 6711 radge of baseball ability benefits that come from indulgence in an? making late rallies, also In tak- of a man. The man works it off— lets various games of athletics—the major- ing low score games. High-class ion that Bake- will De a .400 ihat accumulated energv out of him—- le will make the change. ity of concerns which reap a harvest pitching made only two or three runs WHITE SOX FORSAKEN through some sort of exercising-. He through the sale of "fat reducing" rem- by Boston, enough to Win. Sinci ult Is his overanxiety to hit, golfs, plays ball, tennis, rows, swims :onsequent tendency to take edies probably w-ould have to quit busi- those days Ruth has given up pitch' (By International News Service.) or goes through some intelligently di- ing. Shore has gone into the navy and : the flrst pitched ball. Op- CHICAGO, July 27.—Chicago fans rected calisthenics in his home or in ness. lers realize this and contlnu- have about abandoned the hopes they Leonard has quit the team, but higl the gymnasium. In that way he man- Not to long ago I outlined a course class pitching again prevails. Fur ker the kind of a ball that had entertained of the White Sox a^aln ages to retain a balance by taking oft A. S. HEILIGMAN of exercising for a woman who had thermore, the Sox are winning one