LEFT EARFUL RIGHT EARFUL They're having as hard a Who sets the styles, the city the of time organizing league slickers or the hicks? Chicago as the nations they did getting ¦.door sport circles are no< old Federal League started. drinking hard cider. 1 Walter Johnson Proves He's at TRADE DEAL IS Jess Busy Counting Over - Going Top Speed Too Much for Athletics ABOUTTO BREAK ''Jack'.but Not Dempsey to Quaker City Clan Forced Poor Jess Willard. Please chance Another local aggrelation rented . Admit Fator Puts Hildreth Horse Connie Mack and Old Fox the records, professor. J erne doesn't huge building and Installed 2.200 cot; "Barney" Is want so much sympathy. for For the Nationals. ab r. k. tb. bb. bo. *h. ab o. a. e. fight fan*. moat part the: Judc*. lb Across in Knickerbocker Are Fact of the matter is Jess departed went unoccupied. Some Hurler. Footer. Sb..... 40330001120 Figuring in Carl from the arena on the afternoon of Ijtmm than JO.OW prnon* paid to Br¬ Mmwky. If... J . 2 3 1 1 0 . 2 0 I July 4th with more Jack in his pocket ibe bout After Tex Rickard of wm right paid Kin* Barney Bin rf 1 . 0 « 0 0 1 . 3 0 * Handicap at New York. Mays' Transfer. than any other individual present all bills, he declare* he and his part¬ And when Barney was rifht, Con¬ Murphy. rf. 4 OOOOOOITSO# < Of course, he took a lot of '.Jack" Frank made nie 0 « ner. Floumoy. consider l*ck and his $1,000 Infield had a Ptctnicil. c.... 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 1# 1 Track. New York. in the ring. too. which he didn't ex¬ ably leaa than I**.<#.. tough tim* approaching him. so Shanks, m.... 3«00»000110j Empire July Some deal Is in the wind, as the 30 0 00000100 24. Hildreth'* great 3-year-old actly relish. The motion p.ctures were a Iocs retaking, along with regular line or lanrrtn. 2b. Old Fox and Connie Mack were not Johnson. P 30000000000 Ktake runner. Cirrus, captured the Kmil Thierry and "Sandwich Broad" Ohio censors wouldn't allow them tc fans, so who expect the down-troa- of Kmil ha<i de warriors from to Knickerbocker Handicap here today satisfied with a lengthy conference Chicago lost heavily. be ahown and Federal laws bar then Philr*rfel#hia Total* »/ 1 SI* 1 I 1 1 2T 4 1 from a field of three starters. Be at several tank* of lemonade on hand shipment Into other State*. «atch the ' j the Southern yesterday up to speeding Griffmen. AthMic* «b. r. h. tb. hb. no. ih. »b. o. e. well finished third, Building which he couldn't pet Into the arena. Jack for hh with the Walter In 3 » 2 » 0 0 Frank, played, IVmpsey received SL'T.VO mighty Johnson Kopp. If I 1 1 1 «i whtle Balustrade, an added starter, morning but carried their talk of 20.000 sandwiches with cof¬ end. cut Ollie t he was a scant ona Thorn**. « 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 « 1 Hroad.had They Pecord's wage: pivot. The victory 3b... in with honors. the deal to avenue ball fee and other to sell. He sold from tL'JMi to one scored the National IW.Ik.r, «*.... 4#ll#10»2»0! romped second Fator. the Florida things IMO. fThat was mon as, tally by on h lefts than a thousand. he earned.» in the frame did the trick, stnink. n 4011 #100300 up the winning mount, rode park, where they w*»re in a long de¬ than opening 4 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 and was much in evi¬ Ad That r her. Toledo Poor Joss Wlllard' He but only Bums. lb 1 1 1 heady race, bate for promoter, received $l««o. ., phenomenal fielding play IVrtrtnm «.... 4 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 dence with money horses the almost an hour. leased a hotel for $25,000 to take care noo on top of about he saved the day on four occasions for during t20.0fM made al Tumw. 2b.... 40120000230 afternoon. The summary: Spme kind of a trade deal Involv- of late arrivals among the newspaper lowing the fans to see him *> both clubs. «.... 30000100230 train . McAtoj. FIRST and one-half _ RACB.Fire furlong ing the home club and visitors along men. Only nineteen of them lodged two bit# a head. Poor Jess' The big Kansas train was shooting S0000000030 Killlier. p. Kallipolia, 115 (Schuttinger). 18 to 5. 4 to 5. with the New York Yankees and with him and only five of that num¬ Poor Jess and the guys who sold .<** them by the visiting batters with so 'llunw 00000000000 out; Head over Heela. 110 (ltelsay). 1 to 4. out; Boston Red Sox for Carl Mays is on ber paid. mater at from 10 to 50 cents a glen* much whiz-bang lire that even the Phantom Fair. 119 (Ffctori. «it- Ttme. IM. the Burns Amos Totmis 33 0 « » 1 » . 02412 0 Tomot and Pontypridd also ran. wings of this trade tiding wind. slugging George and 'R»n for Perkins in the nlntti. that Strunk were forced to repeat what SECOND RACK.About 6 furlong*. \aa- Many hopes are forthcoming courcr. 112 (Oavmll), 6 to 1, I U> I I to i; the Nationals land either Carl Mays Ty Cobb has many, many times said. Score by inning*: 112 8 to 4 to JESS WILLARD HAS HERB PENN0CK PUTS Nationals mns 10000000 x-1 Sammy Holly. (Nolan). 5. 5; or Joe Dugan. who is at present on ..You can't hit what you can't see.' Jeweler. Ill (Fator). 1 to 2. Time. 101 These few words a mouthful Nationals hit*. 201 10^01 x.8 the injured list with the Mackmen. speak Athlctics bits 110 1 11 M 1.« King Agrippa, I ata. Pint Trooj\ Blodwin. REGULAR FARMLAND ONE OVER FOR SOX as the Kingpin of the Smokehouse Indian Spring. Bally Connell. Rio. Miss Ster¬ For the second game of the series. error Joa. P. Huttoo- Eric is slated to v.M better than ever after his four- Karned run.Waahinrfon. First base by ling. Muipby, Triumphant, Erickson perform Topeka. Kan.. July 24..Jess Wil¬ Boston. July 24..'The Bom on Kec and the he breezed .Athletics, 1. Left on base^.Nationals. 7; trow. Susan M.. also ran. for the Griffmen. while either Nay- day lay-off. way lard has purchased another farm. Sox celebrated their return to them through made Connie and hi* Athletics. 6. Twohav; hits-Judge. Menosky, THIRD RACB.One mile. Game Cock. 115 lor or Perry will be Mack's selec¬ Fen¬ Perkins. Turner. Sacrifice fl>.Rice. Double (Walls). 3 to 1. 9 to 10. out; Ticket. 123 (Sehut- The $100,000 he earned as receiver Park defeating the New Tori trlhe look like Government T-eaguers to 9 to 130 tion. way by lay-Picinidi Judge. Umpires-Messrs Nal tinger). 10. out; Woodtrap, (Fator), for Jack blows han been Yankees 4 to 3. Pen nor k hek Three words will tell the entire lin and Evans Time of irame.1:37. out. Time. 1:42 *6 Trtley also ran A twin bill is booked for Satur¬ Dempsey'a by «efeat of the Mackmen: "too much FOURTH RACE.One and oue-sixteeuth miles. day with the Macks and should the paid as an installment on a 700-acre the Tanks safe sfter th* fifth in Jr>hnson." tt is an old headline, but Cirrus, 119 (Kator), U to 5. 3 to 5. out; Balua weather man behave himself a Kaw Valley ranch In Jefferson ning. wtrfle the Sox tallied two run- »» trade. 10T (Sdmttinger). 2 to 5. out; Be Frank. Jess will in all in the eighth, v.hich gave th* hom» It Is better placed here than ever FOSTER. monster crowd is expected. County. pay SITS.00" Walt was himself and JUNGLEERS DEFEAT 121 tFairbrother). out. Time. 1 *9 4-6. EDDIE for the property. The former cham¬ folks the victory- Score by inning.* today Just FIFTH RAOE-One mile and TO Albert kept the visitors guessing through¬ yards. pion's new land holdings are a SPEAKER'S INDIANS A.. 113 (Scbuttinger), 9 to 5. 2 to 5. I to 4; only ft.HE out the battle as only one man got Ellison, US (ButweU). 2 to 5. 1 to 6; Nannette WALTER HOYT WILL REMAIN half hour's drive from his Lawrence New York .1 .. 1 1 R h, far as the third corner off his Flack. « (Coltiletti), 7 to 5 Time. 1:48. U. REED BOYS home. Boston f*00 7 1 Ohio. 24. The slants. Opposed to the sharp-shoot- Cleveland. July M. Miller. Dahinda. Rora, also ran. WITH FROCK'S TEAM trg expert was Wallace Kinney or Detroit Tiger* won the first game SIXTH RAC&.Fire and one-half furlough. IN BIG TRACK MEET of the big series that may decide 109 9 to 5. even. 1 to southpaw ability. This cocked-eyed Pwieloi" (Schuttinger). 2; Baltimore. July, 24..Waite Hoyt. ac¬ artist of the southpaw, slinging second place in the flag race, today, Cormoran. 108 (Kelsay). 2 to 1. even; Our Maid. Baltimore. July 24..A "telegraphic AMERICAN 4-2. Coveleskie I 98 (Pierce). 3 to 1. Time. 1:09. Humpden. LEAGUE. cording to Manager Sam Frock of the easily desired a better fate than Boland outpitched track meet," with wounded soldiers not all the way.