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10 DECATUR HERALD THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 193) HERALD TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE By IIKMIV I'nltrd I'reM Staff Orrwpmidrnl NEW YORK, Aug. fl. If Lefty Grove, that i man of tho Philadelphia holds to hla dizzy puce through tho t'cmalnlni! 10 games of thn 191! 1 he will save achieved biiHcbiill Iriuiun'tallty. What in he will Imve achieved It In thu of sdx years, which Is good deal lima tlinn par "for the coiir.se. It wild In 1025 Grove, rawboned, uumn- litlneer, i reported to Connie 'Blessed i blinding speed and little elso ho won 10 gnmes while lotting 12.

Since a lime his Improvement dan been steady, In ito second yenr Orove broke even A-llh 13-13. reached 20 games A'on In 1927 ttnd never has been bo DECATUR SPILLS TOTS 6 TO 1 FOR 6TH STRAIGHT WIN, low mark ulnco, i i 24 In 1028, 20 In 1921), and 28 Imit year. Today, with the aoaHon nut two thirds gone, Lefty won 22 nnd lodt but two for the ulmotit unbe- llcviihlo pcrcimtftKe of ,016. It sounds more nn av ernge than that pitcher, The highest modern peruontag Is .872 turned In by Joo Wood of tho Uod Sox In 1900. Unless no breaks an arm or IcteCii desire to win, Orove should giirpn.ig Wood's figure.

If you (inn think tiv- erago of 8,72 or better Is iiomolhlng to shout tibout, remember Ihut wns Walter Johnson's best and thut the Big Train's mark was bettor than uny ever turned in by those other Immortals, Cy Young and tirover Cleveland Alexander. If (irove thn Thursday ho will Hhoutlng not only for Ma 23)1 victory but bin Hth fonm-cutivo triumph writ. A victory nnd will be jiint nix shy of the modern record 30 MlnblNhrd In 1IHZ by Jtnhci Murqunrd of Hit. It might Intercit you tu know thut thn modern rnxtrd for Ntrulght mtnb- by onti John of the of JIIID. Thcrti'H one murk, however, Hint Grove or anybody clae Is not going lo disturb.

We mean the one belonging to Al Spaldlng who, question It If you like, was Boston's only pitcher during the years 18711875. In thc latter year BpaMlng worked In 04 gnmciti, winning 07, losing four, tying throe. Thoso four lessen innkc us won- If the man really WM trying. Orove won't win 87 but IN likely tu bit br.vond 30, domethlng no pitcher done In and years, Kven If lefty four rest between eath ippcanince (Komcthlng he tot hern doing thut far) itlll will have time enough for II or 13 RothsTake2d Place With Win Over Miners, 8-1 REDDOCK HURLS SHUTOUT BALL FOR 8 INNINGS Mickey Bellande Ejected After Fight With Manager Kohlbecker STILL IN SECOND in Id Rnth'n Blfick Hawks took undlx- putcd of second pliico In Ihe City League rnco Wednesday by defeating Ihe i Sons to I. Slern nnd Kntr.elnlck engngrd in a i duel until tho fourth when tho former cracked und Ruth'n scored throe tiniest.

Wllleot's Hiplflh cienred the bnseii. Hoth lohms began piny tlod for second place. I SI'INS A A (Spi-clnl In The Herald) TKRRE HAUTE, Aug. fist fight nnd other lesser mischief combined to retard Wednesdny's game between Decatur and Terre Haute, but in the end the drove on to their sixth straight victory, Tho score was 8 to 1. MU'kry Kelliimlo Frank Kohl- beckor.

Tot manager, presented Ihe fisticuff exhibition In the third inning und both were fli'ud from tho contest. Kohlbecker was coaching tit third und Flood was called out on ti double play, the two suddenly mixed. Hcllnnde evidently wns peeved ut uomcthlng the Tot pilot siiid und rushed him. Frank him with right to the chin, Mending him sprawling and then players from both sides intervened. AdtinUint Banished Too Ttndwuu wiiu nppolnleil acting manager In Kohlbocker'a place, but In tho i both ho and Moss, Tot short slop, followed In tho path of tholr manager.

Umpire Kobcr banished them following un argument. After this the contest went peacefully on, tho only other uprising being a legal one In tho i when tho Tots combined two hits lo keep Churlcy Kcddock from a shutout victory. Hcddoclc hurled a strong for tho Commies to ring up bin eighth of the season and third In row. He allowed just eight scattered hits and never was In danger. lleddock 9 Hlttt The Commies, on tho other hand, pounded Lefty Le Masters, their old toainmato, for 14 hits.

Charley Rrddock himself wns the leader of tho attack, notching three tingles off Tot southpaw. Daughtry, Otilllber, Dunham and Frank each had two hits apiece. Dccalur started scoring In the first Inning and counted in the second and third as well. With two out In the first frame, Patterson walked, took second on Hamby's wild pitch and went to third when Kadwan'i throw to get Oiilllbcr was low. Dunham singled Pat home.

Frank Another came over In the second when Frank doubled and Reddock scored him with an ace. A third resulted In the third. Patterson led off with a single. Dumber sacrificed and Dunham tcored him with a single. Decatur ran the score to 5-0 with hvo rtinn In the sixth, Krohmeyer, who hud replaced Bellande, singled.

Frank filed out, but Reddock got another hit, Conners forced Rod- dock and then he and Krehmeyer pulled double steal, Krehmeyer ncorliifr, DniiBhtry singled to bring homo Connors, Count Final in 7th The final Decatur run cumc In the seventh, Oulllber bent out a a Hacriflced. Hlckey riled to Flood and Oulllber took third. Homier, subbing at third tor Radwnn, kicked Kreh- mover's roller, allowing Oulllhcr to Crawford's tingle, an Infield out, and Flood's shiRlc guve Terro Haute Its only run In tho ninth. Yankee Homer Twins Still At It S'wliic i I I Hm il Will. I Mnri: I Minn All II II I i .1 new ball holds no terrors for iLou Gehrlg (left) and Babe Ruth, Yankee slug- sersj who continue to wallop homers despite advantages the pitchers now are credited with having.

They put on their home run act again Wednesday, Gch- rlg hitting his Slat and Ruth his 29th. The two arc muklnR the 1931 derby a race between themselves. A long the Line By ARNOLD DERLITZM The ToU failed to halt their losing streak Wednesday night, but one might say that Manager Frank Kohlbftcker won a moral victory, at least a personal one. Returns to Ring Dutch Krehmeycr, shortstop Bloomlngton two years ago, seems to have appeared from nowhere. Anil when Bvllandn was ejected from the game In the third after his bout with Kohlbecker, Krehmeyer was right there to replace him.

Winning their alxth straight game merely kept Drcatur cure In second place, for thosn rampant Hubs added two moro victories to their utrlng to remain In flnt plnce. Bloomlngton was not going to let a golden opportunity to advance in standing slip away without a struggle Wednesday. The Dunn men battled Peorla for 13 Innings before succumbing. A win would have ranked them above the Totn. 'I'lii.

I I A 1C ni, I I rf inlv. il i mt i i -Hlcrn Gately Nine Ties Freighters, 4-4 WntxiKh Krel'jhtpr. league lending i tie In 1 4 1 ii the nine Imtlled to In Wedno.i- day, tho gumo being rmltid bv i i Failure of to touch i bnsc In tho nlnj! Hftr-r hn luul hoinerod with tho ba.srti time. Wiihiish held lend i that time. Freighters 001 HO GatclyH 001 03- Iiewhewiikl nnri Drops; llnf; and Masters Blanks Union Dairy, 14-0 Joe Musters hack Ihe (In- lon Dairy nine- with two hits i Alayflow- The went on butting "Prec in Ihe last Inning, Hcorlng U' runs.

Cathcurt led the i wo homers, while nn Masters got triples, tho "'II'IMIII I'lraiil, I i l.n,\tii.^ i Torro llitiit,) AH it ro I I 3 I i AH I I I'O A i i i 2 bl iiniii Mnyflowers I 2 ilnlon Dairy 0 0 0 0 0 2 ROSENBLOOM IN ONE-SIDED WIN OVER SLATTERY NKW YOriK, Aug. Rosenbloom again Im.s proved right to tho world's light heavyweight boxing championship, and unless a more capable contender than Jimmy Slattery of Huffnlo can be developed a moratorium on tllle wits In thc division Is In order. noMcnbloorn'g decisive victory over aiiittery in a 15-rownd bout at a Field, lirooklyn, last night, effectively eliminated tho Buffalo nuttier as championship contend- f. In Hddltlon It effectively eliminated ft of the 7,000 spec- tiitoM who witnessed thc dreary conical to see any more such lltle defenses by Hosonblooni. Chaxlle Reddoek't win over tho was hit eighth against two and third In TOW, The string might hnvo been longer, but for that mem- ornhta reverted decision at Field In the game.

Claude Linton, former Commie catcher, led the Wllkes-Barre team of tho New York-Pennsylvania leuguo to a 21-7 win over Elmlro, the now Card farm, recently. He gut four hits, Including a homer', drove In lour runs nnd scored thc same number, Hulft, tho new Cleveland Indian addition. IH none other than "Bad News" Halo, who was with thc Commies last year. It was llrot announced that it was Sammy Hale, former Athletic player. Dick Terwllllger, with Decatur earlier this season, turned In a two hit victory over Dubuque recently.

Molina won 12-0. He has won five and lo.it three since joining the Mlselaslppl Valley team, Bill Clark, Brooklyn southpaw, comes through with the announcement that despite the fact he roomed with Harvey Hendrlck, Cincinnati first baseman, for three seasons, ho still doesn't know his batting weakness. The two have faced each other three times elncc Hendrlck's transfer from Brooklyn. In 11 trips to the plate, Harvey has batted out eight hits for an average of .727 off his former roommate's delivery. A'S START SWING AROUND THE AMERICAN CIRCUIT NEW YORK, Aug.

6-Connlo Mack and his world champion Philadelphia Invaded Yankee Stadium Thursday for the opening contest in their final triumphant tour through American league territory. The tour which will take the Athletics from New York for a swing through Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis is the Athletics' last extended road trip of Ihe year. i LEONARD llflf I'nifrcJ Trcjij.) EW YORK, Aug. 6--Benny Leonard, recognized as one of the moat Intelligent and cn- pable boxers of all times, plant to return to the ring after an absence of seven years.

Leonard, absent from'the ring since ho rotircd undefeated as world's lightweight champion In 1924, announced hies comeback plann Ho will fight under tho management of Jack Kearms, one time manager of Jack Dempscy nnd present pilot of Mickey Walker. Ho plans to make his debut lato this month In Chicago against an unselectcd opponent and will seek both tho welterweight and middleweight championships. GEHRIG, RUTH IN OLD ACT AS YANKEESSPLIT Both Hit Homers Against Red Sox; Lose 1st Game 5-1, Win 2d, 4-1 31ST FOR LOU BOSTON, Aug. thounnnd fang Wedneudny saw the Yankees and Reel Sox split their double bill In the wlndup of tho Bcrlen here, Boeton winning tho first, to 1, behind Danny MncFay- den'B maBtcrful hurling and New York capturing tho second, 4 to 1, aa Duoty Hhodea let the Red Sox down with five scattered hits. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrlg, following a week'a truce returned to their home rim war In the nightcap.

Ruth hit the 29th of the yenr In tho third with a mate on baie and Gehrlg got hla Slit In the eighth. Vlrnt Game York 1 J(l 4 Boston I IS 3 ronnwlc mill Dlckty; MncFnydi'n itncl Herry. YOHK A i It Combl.rf 1 3 3 Itutll.lf Uumr 4 0 1 0 4 1 3 4 OnhrlK.Iti 1 ID 4 0 2 3 Lary.im 4 0 0 1 4 1 1 10 4 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 UOSTON' All It I I Ithyni.m Mlller.Sh 4 Welih.rf 1 4 Ollver.ct 3 Dflrry.c Wlltr.Sb 3 0 0 0 0 11 I 0 3 1 2 7 3 0 i) 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tnlalii .17 413.11 Tntaln 31 1 i for Wnrnllor hi tth. izrutlml for I.tucntiM In ttli, for Vnn Cump In lilt. Now VorX OOJ 000 000 100--4 000 001 1 Two clinpman.

RlioiltR, Homo runs--Ulllh, GchrlK, Doublt pln.v«-- lo Clehrlg; Wnritltr, to Swennny; WnmtUr In Nweenvy. Bnmi on Rhoilci Btrunll Rhodm TVInnhiR pllchei --Ilhodtn. Slugging Match DETROIT, Aug. desperate Tigers jumped on four Cleveland pitchers for hits to defeat the Indians, 11 to 8, Wednesday. DETROIT All II I I 1 2 1 I Qlinll'hJf i 0 l) M'MXlb i 0 10 0 0 3 1 1 1 Sorrtll.p i 0 3 il i 1 A A Purler.rf i 4 1 1 a Voi.nilk.lt 3 1 0 1 Knmm.lb 0 1 4 Hnwnll.i- 2 I 4 1 1 1 3 1 0 0 3 Brown.p 3 0 0 1 Hnrrtnr.r* I Uhle.p 3 1 1 0 1 0 Fallc.xl 0 1 0 0 4 Totall 13 I I 3 Total! 1 1 1 1 x--Halted fur Montnrut In Ith.

ix--Dtttoil tor In Itli. Dutrolt 00! 012-- I 301 000 J4i--11 Owen, Two Itapt him--Qimllk'ti, Kamm, iromn --Vlnntni-uii, Bcwell, Ornbowtkl. brutnN--AUxandvr, Bacrlfloni Dnublo Owen, A on Off SomiU Sulllvnu Vhln nrown J-lnrilor JablotiowMhl 1: 1. stnicli out --Dy Jlrown Connnlly J. i i nllchnr--Vullti.

Lining --jlrown. STANDINGS THHI'K BYE I.KACl'F Evnu'llu Pot 31 13,941 14 Qulncy Pnovln H. flloom'on Dnnvllle Pet 17 13 8 10 .431 ID Ji nt NATIONAL 1KACICK i. ret St. i.nui.1 uf ChtCAEii 8 If, Niiw T'k CS SO CO V.

Tct in 51 .410 47 Sl.lil AMKUICAX 7. Pet rwiii'iiin Tint .7:1 Waib'ton 1.1 39 i NBW T'k CO 42 Cltvelnnd 4t J'rt Nt. MI 1 3 1 letrolt Doflton Chlcnl l.ii 41 9 I AMKIIICAN ASSOCIATION I. Pet Piuil Cl 44 Kan. ritv 41 48 Lnlllivllln 48 CoLumliill 4 3 5 Vet 47 17 Minno'lln 4 3 4 9 tmllnn'lli 4 2 i i Tolulo 3 5 3 0 South Side Caddies Annex Round Robin Honors for 3d Year In Row STAMllMiH Oourno -H Hldo Country Club Nolflon Purli Pl'cv.

Fin. 10117--13S4 101J--13S8 1072--1440 Sailing triumphantly through the final round on tholr home course Wednesday morning, South Side's caddies Increased their narrow lead established Monday and won tho annual caddy round robin tournby by a margin of 22 strokes over Sunnyslde, 1334 to 1356. The Country Club was third with 1384 and Nelson Park fourth with 1440. It was South Side's third consecutive victory and the club gains the championship cup as its permanent possession. It was the fifth annual tournament, Sunnyulde having won tho first two years.

Bulla Individual Star Ray Bulla of South Side finished strong to cop Individual low honors with a total of 328. Pete Kahler, of South Side, who led the field In the final round, was runner up with 328, Stan Zlenkosky, Sunnyside, who led the competition through the first three rounds, fell down in his final test and finished third with 831. Jim Cozad of tho Country Club was fourth with 337. Bulla won a steel-shafted wood club offered by Morehouse and Wells, while Pete Kahler, as runner-up, gets an Iron club given by HnlncH Esslck. South Side wna something of surprise winner.

Sunnyslde and tho Country Club had been nock- and-neck through the first two rounds of the tourney, at Sunny- tide and Nelson Park, and had boon expected to scrap It out for the title, although South Side wat never far behind In third place. South Side shot Into first plnce Monday morning, defeating the Country Club on Its own course by 2B strokes and played steadily on Its home course Wednesday to protect and Increase Its lead. Totals of the individual playcrt In order, with scores for the four rounds: ON THE I LLOYD STOITFER-- INCOLN Country Club In lending 20 players to the Decatur Country club this afternoon for a Nan- aau mutch jstnrt- i o'clock. The local club will have an equal ou Country club officials had con calllnR the mulch off be cause of the fact Unit the ladles of the club are using the thla week, but finally decided to go through with It. The opponent Lincoln Instead of Champaign, at was nt first reported, Many are taking advantage of thn clianco to get In practise thin week for thn round robin, storting Sun- duy nt Mouth Side nnd Sunny- nldr.

No club tonrnlfH In at Sunnytlde or Isl- lon lit present, and few mutches arc belnic played at cither thn Country club or South Side. Sonny Hedges and H. J. Mackcy have about decided to flip a coin or fight a duel or tomethlng to decide which one advances In tho second round of the second flight at South Side. After finishing all even In their first attempt Tuesday evening, the two again played to a deadlock in another 18 hole! Wednesday.

They're going to wait until next week to try It again. Glen Shafer defeated Corwin Johnt, 2 and 1, In a first round match In the first flight of the August tourney at the Country club Wednesday, It was the only match of tho dy, South Side members nrc more than a little proud of tho fine show- Ing their caddlci made In coming from behind In the Innt two rounds to win the city caddy championship. George Flint, president of the club, plans to let them up to a chicken dinner, Gets Record BARTON'S HIT IN NINTH NETS CUBS 3-2 Ray Bulla'8 rally to win the Individual caddy title on the last acvcn holes li nothing short of tien- national. It merely proven that these kids, despite their erratic play at times, have more heart when under fire than most of the older players. i Bulla seemed hopelemly out of tho running when, after scoring 39 i on first round, he started In with a six on No.

10 and a nine on No. 11. But right there he tightened down a beautiful run-4 444 SS4--to win tho title. U.S. Tot JO 7'i la 331 Hll 33? Hi .131 14 319 87 310 340 Ili 311 it 341 344 347 SK 3J3 club-- gun, N.P.

C.C. Ilay s. g. 14 II II P. lUMcr, s.

B. II 71 8. i Sun. It II J. C.

I) 71 f. MttKlmw, II 77 B. MoKhituy. Hun. IS II Mill), H.

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11 It, Sun II H. TvirUor, N. p. H. Noblt, P.

14 V. Owonn, P. II II, Thoinpnin. N. T.

18 71 HOORAY I By Vnllct PrtH.) CHICAGO, A Mlque Mallqy has announced plant for a tournament to select the mid. dlewelght champion of Illinois, Tht first bouts will be held at Whltt City Monday night and will pair Gary Leach, Haakon Harmen, Wil lie Oster, Buck Eaaterllng, Clyde Ctustlan Uld Johnny Burnt. Hubs Win Pair From Vets to Bolster Lead EVANSV1LLE, Aug. 6-Runninf Its winning streak to ten straight, Evansvlllo tightened Its grip on the Three Eye league lead by sweeping a dotiblchoader from the lowly Danville Vets here Wednesday, 12 to 4 and 3 to 0, Lose play of the visitors helped the Hiibn in the first game, while Sehulx let the foe down with two hits In the second. DANVILI.L: HEY'RE going to hirvc hard time keeping Sunny Jim Boltomloy on tho bench when, and If, the St.

Loulu Cardinals play in the World Scrips this year. All Sunny Jim did Thursday was Bet a double nnd five tingles in fix llmea at bat against the Pirates In the second tfumo to eutabllith major league batting record for tht He agon. CARDS DIVIDE WITH PIRATES Sunny Jim BotttomleySeti Record for Season With Six Hits PITTSBURGH. Aug. After nostd out, lo 4, In the 12 Inning flrtt gama by the Pittsburgh the back to swamp their hosts In the tccond contest Wtdnctday, 16 to 2, Wild Bill Hallnhan limited the Pirates to sevon hits In the second game, while the Cardinals were collecting 23.

Tho spill cut a half game from St. Louis' lead over the Cubs In the National league pennant race. Jim Boltomley, Cardinal first baseman, established a major league balling record for the tien- uon In the second by collect- Ing a double and five singlet In six times up. Rookie Outfielder Suifin With Buei Loaded to Sweep Red Series REGAIN 2D PLACE lly MIVISO VAt'UIIAN CHICAGO, AUK, Vln the young comst leBgui-t, who It twii prvvluuH hud cnnlrt ot a KClf-elcntcil of till lowly rcKli'ttlned himself until the ninth Inning ycMctdny, with thn flllrrt, he drovt hit into doop center to mute home from thlnl with a mi which not only gave thc Cubt rom In row oyr lihlnrlandm, but nudged them hiiclt Into plncc. The 3 to 2, Of grciit 'Importance in day'H Riiino Lnn nnnChcr the Hoinnhy debulaab who may be henrd from In DM It lure, The dint-like Inil thrtw slilllfully lint, with the tt few ujwirhllnit' doftnitlve Urdu were confined to eight hilt.

On lop of thlc, uso or hat, purtloularly It the tilxlh whin doubled to In run and break a 1 to rtfc Hnl ho that (dim In OH very next inning, maklif It noceftn.iry for f'jbs to do thing In thc ninth or labor llmi. AH It It 4 4 Murphy. rf 4 4 4 3 a 1 0 I) Tnuby.rf 1 111 Vox.lf IMier.o Vlok.ii All II 4 1 1 1 1 3 It i r. 1 II 3 i 1 1 4 I 3 Totalt 37 I 1 3 i Total! 1C 13 36 Danvllln KvatiavUU (ion ooo 4 Oil COO Brrom--Kllpntrlck, llainlrlmtr. Urlanwy.

wu bcsihllii--Vlck, Tauby, nliiBliani. mirw bam hits--Auililng, Bmm- Haclincy. Ilomt run--Kox. Hntln Tnuby. Oi-ronlii'm r- Doilljln to Ui'oenbKr lo Nnwioint; Kllpnli'lcli lo Proman to Cunnlnihmn lo to CunntnRliain lo KTOIDW' JHnvlIlp niio D--ii i Kviinnvllln IHHI 003 1 Hurt and Bi-liTilu Trax Win In 13th BLOOMINGTON, Aug.

fl-Bloom- Ington dropped thn final game of the series to Pcoria hero Wednesday night, 9 to 7, but only after a tough 13 Inning struggle. Peorla counted five runs In the 13th and Bloomlngton made a desperate counter rally In its half, but fell two runs short. Spectacular fielding by Cicero and O'Reilly featured. PEORIA AH 7 0 0 rjuriy.ir li'KlK'M'f 2 4 4 Kllox.c 1 2 1 2 3 A f. 1 2 4 Xlc'in'o,) 0 9 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AH Ji 11 l) 7 II Du'v'lUli 5 I i i i i 5 1 3 5 Ptfrtpy.lf 7 0 iVwIlli.ns 4 0 0 9 I 1 UvanMi 4 1 0 t.

HI, l.uul* mTM7T.In7iiii~iiiiiJ": ST, AH it ii Krciu'li irinlry.ll) Ilafey.lf onnttl.ir Mnnln.cf in a Tolnli 4110! 3 4(1 All t. Wnw.cl 1 Sllhr.lb 3 I I il il I 1 1 0 I 7 i it ii i 81. I.OUI1 I'lllPlbVHijIl SI 7 HI 1011 3 Krrora--Ilafoy. Two bane Wllion, MAIICOMO. Thrv0 luq tti'lbvi'i.

lloiun rim-- Hatoy. Btolcii --Orenthuit, l.irul}lrtliiy--OromiiOoii* lo Tlnrtnuw la Wood. HUM on Imlln--Itnl- Iklian Kwclonlo 1. Mlnicli uiil Otbora 1-cilnK CINCINNATI All It It A ti ii II II I 4 II 1 6 1 1 4 il II 3 1 1 irtir.ji...r( Cilllon.lf TulHlii Si il 1 ii 1 i ii i) il ii I I 'ifc rllli'AOO All 4 I 4 9 4 I I I I I I I I eto OM i 101 I Jurm, THrntoiuw nirtr, drtma, bun ler, Orlimii. rewlwr.

HiylKH. Illntr Oriinm, llant on Jahnnoh .1. Itmwk Joliimi'll 8, Jotin rnn, Tumblt NEW YORK, Aug. by Hunntfleld paved KM for four run rally by tho Int In fourth Inning day, nnd they to 2, Hunncdnld'l mltplay fumble of an eary roller by nnooKiAN it i i a i t. 1 it II t.

i i 4 0 I I 4 I i Tolttln II I 411 II I iiwoSTVir Vul'lt I. Two Boston Whipi Phil Allf, I flockn Selbold held Phlto check Wrdnctday while iht pousdod Jim Billon for ti triumph, Philadelphia got to bold In eighth fo all their thn result of Unrlcll't Arlett'i 16lh home run and homer by SlcCurdy. I it Wlllilotl.lt I I 2 4 1 1 I II 1 II 1 I 2 is i I folKli TODAY'S GAMES 1 TIIKKK KVR I.KA(itT. Dwniur Hi Torre Qulllry nt. UlriitnitHKln nmivllln nt NATIONAL I.K\(il Uronlilyn nt lloitinn.

Nnxv Vnrlt nt Clnnlnntitl nt IMuiburiih. fnintl scltRrliilr-it. AMKIIICAN I.K.Kil;l Kt. Loulu III '''Illcnin. nt PhllKrtcllillIn nt Now York, llnotun nt i RESULTS TllltKR KVK l.K.Ult Drciitur Ti -rn lliuili 1.

KYMMvIMn Danville 4-n, I'norlii Si nimimliiiflon 7. (U i i Qulnpy at ratal, Totals 61 1 1 4 CI Tntnln vnoria ninoinlnglon 101) 010 000 J--7 Two ImKR IVinovnn, Thro. hltn-ckcro, ruin-- Ulcoro. Donovan, KENNBY KENNEY, Aug. 6 Kcnney'u baseball team hat undergone a practically complete change In lineup for Its remaining games of thc It has no gains 0r Sunday, Aug.

Cromwell li manager. iTInrlnnall 1'ltlnluirnll Kt. l.nulu 4-u. nrnnlOyn Nnw York I. llonlon Plillndnliilila 3.

AMKKK'AN I.KAul oitvnlaml t. llnmoti Vnrlc 1-4. Only famii Krlicilnloil. AMKIIICAN AKSOI'UTION Onliimliim Mlnnvniwll. I.otilKvllln Knnui CUv I.

SI. Vnul .1. Mlhvnukr. INSPECTOR LEADING MUNY UNKS PUT Inll.rf 8T, PAUL, Aug. A.

Mitchell, pop-corn specter from Indlanipotlt never played In a national tournament before, held honors Thurwluy In the public chnmplonshlp, Two tills holdert 11 to qualify for the matched PJf which finds Mitchell, 23 paired agnlntl Smn 1'ranclKco. Jloberl defcndlnf plon, Imd 1H8 whlli- Carl P. man, Plllnlnirch, had 150, CLRANEK8 FIIONB I BAHERIES SH DAYTON TIRB U.S.L BATTERW MM Ffttfftg Wt'vt pit PURE woul i A AM 41 W.1U TUtrt; MtiMM Mtili Union Sly moMjr. GOL utei LINEN WKIU tkwlMtdMM wU for 12.1' SPOR1 BUek and white, Wto. INC Boys' $7.

ABtgi Wool) $1.95 Boy KM Linen iNEWSPA'FERr iNEWSPA'FERr.