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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE; SUNDAY AUGUST OAK HILL WINS ANNUAL MATCH WITH BUFFALO NEW YANKEE. i International League Five Leading Hitters Nunit Tcnm i UK I. i.u: HARRISON FIELD, HOME OF NEWARK BASEBALL NINE, IS RAZED BY SWEEPING BLAZE AUSTRALIANS HAVE. PROMISING YOUNG SWIMMING PEHNOM RUTH'S HOME RUN IN NINTH ENABLES NEW YORK TO WIN Gets Thirty-Second Circuit Drive of Season with Two Men Perched on Bases. ART YATES TURNS IN CARD OF 68 IN FEATURE OF PLAY Crack Rochester Boy Plays Brilliant Golf Against Buffalo Park Club.

Pitt. Kulttuior lot, 4trt in? MS Anhd'n. KtH-hrfitt-r. .1" 1-S 1K1 iiio, Toronto Ill 411 14K hrliy, Buftalb Uii 417 a Id .341 Horn Hun J.euders Hlshop, Baltimore 17 Mrriile, HorbrwUer lfi Initu, Toronto 16 alsh. Hullimore in (rtmiolly.

itradiiia- 15 i i. Expect 15-Year-01d Boy to Go to Paris Olympics Next Year. Harristn, N. Aug. 18.

(By the Associated Press). Harrison Field, home of the Newark Bears, International League base-, halt team, was destroyed bv tire late to-day at an estimated loss of The blae. which started in the grandstand just after the crowd had left, completely encircled the field within a few minutes. The park was owned by the American and National baseball leagues, and was leased by the International Legue. It ws built eight years ago.

V' 4( 1 "SurfTT- Tuner, Batltuuirr 15 Hrutluirct. Nowurk 14 SIK Baltimore 14 Hot. Jersey City 14 I Webb. P.ufitilo 18 3iHjor Home-Hun Lender i Aineriwtn Ioukuo ork trg William, ft. l.ouls illfilttiiiitn.

Unroll lliiuser, 1'hilijiiclplita Mroui-r. lt-eliiiiU Ml I 1.1 The final half of the annual golf tour- nument bttwera the Buffalo Park Cluli and the Oak lliii CvuuUy Club played; Ohi-o. Aug. IS. "nbe" Ruth, rracking out bin tblrty-eeond bojxio run of the seuoa with two mte on bale la the tiiutit liiuibg, gave Kew Yot i to viotorv ofr Chicago In the first game of Australia i priming Andrew Charlton, 1 discovery made within the last eight months, for the Olympic games nt next year, accorditiff to word recently received from the Antipodes, lie has shown unusually rapid improvement and only recently set up a new record for swimming yards.

They expect that, he i JsWr MX Leading Hitters NATIONAL I.KAOI Nome Team All PC Hornshj. St. as VihrHt. Hrookl.vn 1:1 215 0.1 10.V llolloililer. el.

l.o.lla 105 414 I roomier. Sl ft ia Tru.vnor. fills IIS 441 1 10 on the Oak Hill links was mm yesterday by Koohester club, scoring 1 points to the Si) the visitors turned in. The first match tbe home-and-home series, which was played in Buffalo, was captured by the Park Club, but the Rochester golfers won by a large enough margin yesterday to overcome their first defeat and when the totals were added Thrre small frame dwellings, adjoining the park, also were destroyed. The flames then jumped the street and kindled the roof of a two-story building part of the Irlver-IIarri Wire Company pliant, which covers two blocks.

The blaze got an early start anil spread rapidly from a brisk wind. The situation was beyond control of the Harrison fire department and urgent calls brought fire fighters from Kearney and Last Newark. Mi'Moona. M. J.oul I'i opeitKer, Cleveland Ntitiutiul Li-ague Williams.

lMitlHilrlphtu 20 l-'oiiritier, Hrookl.vn in Miller, tlil.uito 0 St. Louis 14 Mmisel, New lorlt 14 Trjjnor, Ptttshiircli 13 the seriet her to-day. With two out, two on buses, New York two rund behind and two strikes Ruth, i Cvengros attempted to tmenk one over and "It.be" swung. His drive cleared the right field wnll. It the third tlmo this i season -thst Itilth has defeated Chh'ago's little southpaw with a bonier.

Ruts was very much the entire gsmt In addition to his homer, he drtw two passes, cracked out a double and elngle I for a perfect day at bst, and was respon-' sthle tiro of the lesffue leaders ruiik will be able, at the rate of development he revealed last inter, to make things interesting for Johnny Weissinuller, of the Illinois A. sad Arne Horg, Ihe Swedish star, who recently set two new-world records at the international games at tiotehorg. Sweden, covering l.tKkl me- tors in 14:14 4 10, and 1.500 meters in 21 510. Iloth Charlton and Horg has displayed AMKBK AN EAGLE Name Team 41 AH PC up they won the match. The score at'; It I VI .401 IS 1 42 vi va in 18 14 .3119 Kuth, Now rk au Heilmanii.

'let eland 1 10 4.1't Jninleson. Irvelnud UK 41.1 Sewe.l, lrvend 11:1 4U0 Score: NEW TdHK lii li 1 sb IS a 'J W'ttt rf STATE HOSPITAL. WINS. iHican 5 3 2 0 1 1 0 01s 1 0 10 1 Hnrttwr rf 4 0 Merlin 3 0 Collins 2. 4 1 Shcely 1.

3 .113 2 Only the bleachers and about half the fence remain standing. Within fifteen minutes after the fire was discovered tbe whole structure collapsed. The pr He suspect it was of Incendiary origin, The day's gate receipts were burned, the ashes of $700 in bills and a lump of silver that formerly hud beeh coins to the value of being all that was left of $1,000 taken In during the day. This 5 3 8 1 2 0 0 10 0 2 5 0 3 2 5 1 Ktlk If ,1 (1 4 Moatll 4 1 Kimio 3.4 1 Ruth If. Menel rf Pipp 1 Wrn-4 S.

Srott US. Hoffman Haines. FANS AND SCRIBES FIGURE ON PLAYER TO FOLLOW SISLER Eddie Collins Mentioned as Most Probable Successor for Best Player Cup. 0 4 3 0 4 0 0 Sttite Hospital defeated the Nina A. C.

team a teu lnnlng game by 4 to 5. Tbl make tier eend game the Hospital won from Ihe Ninas, the first game also going ten lnlngs. Score: s. II 0 1 1 0 0 0 It 1 0 14 to a Nina A. C.

092010000 0 3 4 The Yankees have taken po-lession of several college players this year and will give them all a chance to make good late in the year and next spring. Among the promising infield recruits from the college ranks is Gazella, who hails from Lafayette University and who is best known to the sporting public as the wonderful football star of the Eastonians, a fast and hardhitting player. 15 0 Schalk c. 4 1 0 0 0 Onimn 4 9 9 O'Elsli ...0 0 0 II A 0 0 Khawlo-r 0 0 PennO'-k p. 0 ft Jones p.

3 1 c. 1 1 it was explained, was left in a money. the clubhouse beneath the 10 0 tin box in their best form over the longer distances while Ihe Illinois A. C. water man has up to the present time specialised 'he shorter swims.

William Uachrnch, the Tri Color club coach, has not permitted Johnny to swim Ihe longer distances, hut there is no question about him being able to swim a fast niile. Coached In American Methods. With this prospective contest being discussed so far in advam-. it is only natural that the swimming fans should like to know something about this lfi-yesr-old Australian, who is hailed as a marvel in the fur-off continent. First, it is interesting to note some of his remarkable success is attributed to the fact that he has been coached in American methods.

According to Marry Hay. captain of the Manly, Australia, swimming club, the boy has shown most of his, improvement since adopting the American style. "Me used to bury his head," says Totals. .35 12 27 1.1 Totals. .38 12 27 14 measures thirty-eight inches.

He does not look the least bit like a lad whose head will be turned lij' success. He is declared to 'be a foreigner to fatigue and seems to be able to swim grsndstand. It was said the money had ben left at the clubhouse princiually because a large crowd was exiiected for a double header between Newark nnd Toronto to-morrow aud it would be needed to make changti. The double-header has been cancelled. CRIMSONS WIN 1)01 BI.K -IIKADKR.

nt one din all day long. His style is lir.n fur Hofmatin in ninth. tllau for aiiieyly In ninth. New York 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 Chiottgo 02010011 0 5 Errors Ward: two hnn liita. Talk, lUmpi), Kuth, Ward, Md'lellau.

Sfhalk; home runs. Kanim. Uuth; stolen base, Lni-gan; Mcrit.f'iri. t'ollins. Iipp.

Hrtop-nr; double pliiy. Jues to f'ipp to Ilofinan; left on 'w York i'jiirjtfo 10 t.Tsfis on balla. Jonott VvfitgrnK 2, Shawky struck out, (Vvpin-'ros 4, 4: htrs. Jotios 12 In s. Sliawkey 0 in 1-3.

unorthodox, affording to one swimming authority, lr. S. Dudley Helmrick, of Sydney. "He swings his arms in recovery," When the Ilih Brother Liherteys failed Laj appear for their game with the Crimsons yefterdiiy, (he latter team claimed to 0 forfeit and then played a sertih teum to win fi to '2. The soniii team v.as composed of Municipal League players.

Buffalo was to 7S in favor of the Park Club. The total score was 1ST to 101. Although the Buffalonifilis were handicapped by the strange course, -they did not otl'er the competition to the homesters that was expected. Tue ground was hard from the long draught which made it difficult for the players to gauge their shots. Often times their approaches would kick off the fairway into thu rough becauso of the hard dry bumps on the course.

Arthur Yates turned in the best card of tha day with a OS while defeat ins his opponent 11. Graves, three up. Tln is one more than the amateur oourtu; record which he ulso holds. Yates' powerful drives and careful approaches were important factors in his excellent score. The special match of the day was foursome consisting of Walter Bemi.su and Otis A.

Barbour, of the Oak Hill, and Carl Alexander and Gene Summers, of the Park Club. Summers ook the place of Ira Lock wood who was unable to conic because of illness. At the start of this match the Buffalo pair forged ahead when Sumers a thirty-foot putt for 8 birdie on number 4. The homesters ran into some bad luck in the sixth hide and the visitors added another hole to their score, but the next hole the Kuchcster players evened things with two St. Hoth Bearish and Harbour were inclined to be a little erratic in their playing while going out but settled down after the ninth hole.

Curl Anderson played consistently at ail titne. At the end of the first nine both pairs were even. Coming in Summers had the breaks against him while the Hocliestcr players were going top form. The pace set by Bi'inish and Harbour in the final nine holes was to much for the visitors and consequently the homsters captured the 5 up. Summary: The curds of the principals A.

Vat says Helmrick, "and finishes his stroke almost at the knoe. His legs work in more a trudgeon than the crawl. It Is a four beat action, very wide major scissors, with balance bent between. I May. "and had a very wide Kick.

Ihe ha converted it into a narrow kick, Me keeps his head straighter, consequently the iKiise of the is more miii ihe surface. There is less reis-lance to the water. I reckon that with these alterations he hss made five iVnnoi'k 0 In 2-3; hit by pitclir. Joui i Most 11 1 ros i Jones wild pih-h. C'vcpros ik.

Oenarns winn inc (lir. r. jontn umpire, Nuliin und Owen i time, 2 17. Athletics Hit Hard. i "The astonishing feature of his AI.KRAS COMK HACK, The Ovicinal Alerts wil' 1 -fieid at Honeoye to-day.

It will be th first giime for ihe Alerts sim-e 11)11. Mouth or Colston will pitch while Jordon wil receive. however, is the fiu-t that he possesses a smooth, non-stop gliding progress. The utrsuigth of his wonder Harrison Field was the largest in the International League, sentintl close to K.IMIO persons. It was built originnlljr by the Newark, Federal League, clun, aud when that league went on the rockfi organized baseball rook It over and easftl it to tbe International League cljub for a year.

It is jirobuble that the Newark cl.m will now shift its games to th, city Newark, proper. A semi-pro has well-built diamond near the center of 'ihe city and arrangements haveWn made to take it owr. Newark business men huviyendeavori to purchase the club it -was apparent lo-night that 'the owners, Billy Ashton and. Ilernie, would sell tbe franchise. Tbe park h.isibeenthe'lscene of a nin.

bet of hosing bruits during the last three years, Benny Leonard having fmight herf; two years age. Cleveland. Aug, rhilade'phla defeated Cleveland, 11 to 7, In the opening uame of tho series here to day. The Athletics butted four Cleveland pitchers hard and took a.tvflntafre of every opportunity to score. The M.ickrnen used four pitch era hut never were in any real danger after fakine ihe lead.

Score: rniL.ttiKI.flllA n.EVKl.AMl servmls' improvement at MO yards this "lie h'i something yet to learn in waler craft. When he comes into his full slrenirlh 1 have not the remotest donlit Ihut be will lie a wold bealcr." The boy is said to be "a truly magnificent jfciKvimen of ynuns Australian manhood." Long legs and long arms help him in bis swimming, 4ut ihe reiil strength is bis wonderfully developed chest, which with the lunirs expanded ful unn drive seems ft discount any negative movement incurred by his leg drive." t'arlton' ascendancy caused a great revival of' swimming In Australia. A flock of young holies are appearing in his wake, and it looks as though the Island continent may again regain the IKisinoM it held in world swimming circles when the Australian crawl was the speediest stroke known. Peek, Kssell, Mi'Mnnus. 11.

lire, Williams; double plava, Harris to l'ivk In Jude. to Harris 1.1 JiulKe: li II on W.ishii.ton .1. St. Louis 11: base on balls, Ziiltniser 4. Itavis 2, Iianforth struck our, Zabniser I.

Uuvis t-. Ltnforth 1: hits Zahuiser III In 7 I 't, Russell 1 In 1 loivis 0 in X. Kanfurth 1 In 1 hit by pitcher, Kussell ilierberl; wild pitch, ahniser, winning pitcher. Russell: loelng pitcher, linnfortli; uiiiiiires, Kvans and HtlderhrBnd time, 2.02. Out 4 It 9 4 5 4 4 4 3 -34 alt a ah a M'rjowan i til 13 2 OJumlson If 0 I 2 fial'war salt 2 1 C.m'lr I 0 1 0 Hale 1 8 0 2Snmma rf.

0 0 nauaer th. 1 0 Speaker ef 2 1 0 Miller If. 5 1 2 1 II 12 15 Welsh 3 3 OStepli 1 a Scheer 5 2 2 2 2 l.ntxka 3I. II 0 0 0 1 Herkln 2b 4 0 1 3 1 Brewer Ik. 4 1 I Walher 0 0 0 ft OIVNeln 1 0 0 2 0 Vayior 2 I 1 0 OMvatt 1 1 2 0 Helmsrh p2 0 1 1 Kmilk p.

1 (10 0 0 Hiirrla 0 0 0 1 lioone ft 0 0 1 Walker .10 10 p. 0 0 0 0 1 Wialile p. 0 0 0 0 0 tilanlner .1 1 too t'Vamliy ft 0 (I 0 0 "I lile 0 0 0 0 0 Kueile 0 0 (I 0 0 Totals. .43 11 19 27 8 Totals. 7 18 37 13 4543 3 3 4 1 il 35S44444 4 Sti 5 5 5 3 3 It 4 5 XI 3 5 4 4 5 5 4 4 IS In V.

lleuiiab -Out lu O. Harbour- Out 1 11 Out In fciuui mors- out In 8-37 4 4 4 4 5 3 4 4 4- uti 73 5 i 5 5 4--M 45455543 0--40 78 Batt(Hl for tValhari, oHf OAK IIII.L O'llea YV Bntted for H.snne in sUtti tMslled for Heiood In eighth. Hatted for Hhaute jn ninth. ttHatted for Uhle lu ninth. Philadelphia 1-11 vclaml f'rors- ttullnu-fls AKK CLfB.

14 eleo. Siinpsoa 11. liavis 1 II. McU'od 1 lli iiieuiun Kiero r. llanklln K.

Il.ill 1 lii-ltniettd lj A Artnstrong C. Wheeler W. Addison It. Hut. H.

Kills W. nipper I'. Anitlsen INvd iller. Jsmieson 2. Sewell.

Speaker. sseriliees u- It, Mnv It Mil Hoimej W. I'olgnn .1. ttickrumiin I. Stafford T.

I.ee A. Hrown Hunting I. Jtrnau K. flll Klliut 1,. Chnplli .1.

Pra.lford T.Y I. E. SANBORN. As the baseball season wanes and inter est in the major league pennant races narrows down to the question of whether or not the Giants will be able to win a third straight championship and world's series, the fans and pcrihes are beginning to sit up and fieure whttt player is going to be awarded the American I-ajjue trophy this year. George Siler, of the St.

Louia Browns was the first player tr, be honored. He received fifty-nine votes last year while Kddie Itonitnol, of the Athletics was second with thirty-one. lMsfussions of the probable choice of the "best player" of the season indicate, as a rule, 'considerable misinformation, or at least haziness, regarding the nature of the prize awarded annually bj jury of baseball writers, and also regarding the field from which the winner is selected. Also there is apparently little known about the method of the selection. Frisch, Collins Huvo Admirers.

Already friends and admirers have come forward with propaganda calling at. tention to the merits of Krisch, the stellar young guardian of the keystone sack for the Giant. This started an argument with the admirers of the veteran Kddie Colliim us to which of them' is the more valuable man in his I.ti.iue, the lied slahman. is iinotlfer of those mentioned, on the strength of his superb work for Morau's pennant chasers this year. Cy Williams, who is about all that has kept the l'bil-lies from becoming permanent oeotipunts of the cellar, is another player whose friends are boosting bint for the "best player" trophy, largely on the strength of the fact he led llahe Ruth in the race for the home run honors of the big leag'ie most of the l.uipie.

or Williams cannot povbly win the -sl trophy they nre not eligible, as they are National League players and the prize is offered for and award ed to Ihe mot valuable player in (he American League. That National League stars are not included In the field of contestants Is not due to any narrow minded prejudice on the part of baseball writers nor to any stinginess on the part of the American league. The Idea, Not New. The idea of attempting to pick out and reward the best all-around and most valuable player to his team was suggested simultaneously to both the American nnd National Leagues with the idea of reviving the excellent purpose behind the original "best player" prize, which was an advertising proposition that worked out sucoeKsfullv in the early part of the last decade. There was prisw- for each league and the selections were such as Cobb, Speaker, Kddie Collins and Waller Johnson in the American League, -and Schnlte.

J)oyle and liaubert in the National. That Matltew-son never won the. honor was due to the fact that he was slipping before the con-teM was inaugurated. The American League club owners adopted the trophy sugesiion and liked It so well thai they appropriated Sllal.iNVj the erection i a memorial to hahnll on which to establish a hall of fame by inscribing in suitable tablets the name of trophy winner from year to year. The National League club owners ilu not Ihink so well of the sngge-tidn mid, after thorough consideration voted against it on the ground that a contest might tend to encourage individual ef fort at the expense of team work on the part of the players.

No Clianre for Nationals. The readiness with whvh the average baseball fan forgets and a desire to Net matters straight is Ihe enctise for the foregoing resume of history which is so recent that it occurred in the winter pf Much as the fans may regret if, Ihere is no chance for Frisch, Luqtie, or Williams to get into the American League hall of fame this year because they are not In that league. Another misapprehension seems to be 'hut the chairman ef the trophy committee which makes the selection has considerable weight in the decision. On the contrary, the chairman Jibs no voice In the matter, he does not even ra'sr a vote, but merely- receives and tnlmlniea Plsys. to Kroner prt t'asos Philadelphia p- on halls.

WsH.org 1. Smith 1 Ileone t. 1 hits. -in 1. .1 in nono tn flsrru.

a tn tr Smith In oi.J' HJ" in 3 hi' ri w'berg (llr.meri. Meiinaeh (Speak r) stniek Helina-h 2. Boone f- 'eugood 1- winning pitcher, Ssvlor: losing pitcher mlth; umpires Rowland. lio-aea and Morality time, Tigers Rout Jack Quinn. IVtrolt, Aug.

la-Hetroit routed Jek Quinn In the third tnnlng and gained flv, runs of their 10 to 3 victory over Bo.toa here to day. Burn kit a home run tn the fifth Inning with none on base. Collin and Iievormcr made a double steal ta the aUtn 3 A. heiinlir 11 i 4 .1 Hire I' i 1 1. Sinlih 1 -j 1 (i.

1 lj W. Helnlmrdt 1 H. Hrotlincer 1 4 1 ('. Kese 1 H4 K. Wee.

1'a ft Williams a 3 ('. (I rootle 3 K. Walker ,1 Van Deventer Steele 0 H. Weiller 3 II. Smith 3 K.

1'eller 2 1 3 II M. Fialley It. Keopper 0 It. Hi.iialiy 3 1 A. AI.els 2 A.

esp 0 K. Welsra.in IV) (,. Clauas l'i 1 V. House 1 3 F. Anderson u.

It. HrH.bliaw 0 II. Cute 3 .1. 11 .1. Silkirk 3 3 tl (irnvos 0 W.

IP.vil Suuimers i 3 AlelHlnler 1 1, Wheeler Vi 3, It. Hnh 0 1 K. Moll W. liarton -'j .3 (I. (I I a ciie-ttiut I1, li.

Armstrong Jut) Total lor another Boston run. Score BOSTON IlKTROlT ah ah 21 Bine 1 4 0 0 21ma I tl 118 gfoht. rf 4 0 rthritl of 8 1 111 II Ven, rf 4 II i 0 Heiltan rf Pitting'! i 3 Walters 2, Uesormr 4 I'olltna rf. 11 IliiroH I 4 Kelelik rf 4 Harris If 4 Shanlii 3 4 V. Vsrtiu Swope i.

Sfiue A. Swozy Hetixbes A. 1'oUb U'. Stanton K. IP'ller J.

Wells W. Kdwnnls K. Viudseu M. ('. Ciullc It.

Wilson William .1. lailey 1,. Wilwou A Yntea J. Wei. Phi 0.

W. PeuilBh K. Miller 1.. Halle A. it.

ewloa H. tlobcfou 1. Wratht r. ('Hirer Total I 2 0 lUuej 2. 4 0 4 4 K.iriiej aa 4 1 iabtr r.

3 0 1 Wi.m.il 0 Jnhafio 4 a a aa .1 Juicin 1 a a a is.i.i 2 a Flai-stead 1 etDokj a H. Its Fisher body' vfc seats live comfort- a ably. Yet it costs less than any other six cylinder sedan. mm IHi Ijffll INC. f'l EAST AVEi i.

'o KtaHsts TIE RESULTS IN RACE FOR UPTON BOAT CUP Totali .51 24 1,1 Totala .35 10 14 27 a Hstte.l fr Howe in hfth. tHatted for Pittei.eer In seventh, 0 a 1 1 ft 1 0 5 0 I 0 -in Errors Helrhle. Harris: two hase hits, Vech, Ilieney. Shsrsks; home run. Burns; stolen bsses.

revorii-r. Collins; Blue. sky; lift or, Ilos'uu (I, I el roll 4. bases on Palls, y.ilon 1. i iouI 1.

Johnson atrnclt out, Johnson 7, Quinn hits. IJuinii 7 in tninul 7 in 4. Hnwa In 1 hit l.v prfrher, Joht.Kou (t'ollinsi: wild pitches, yiitiiu. Senators Spring Rally. St.

I.oul. Aug. 18 Washington won, froia Kt. t.oyl to-day, 4 to .1. In the first an tn me ursi inning, bie mio the right Held stands for a four bagger, acor-j ing behind linslin who had doubled, and Uier.

Shil ku.l tt.ull.-e,l Ik. k.l'i William hit bis twet ty second home run of the season. WASJHIMiTON ST. r.Ot IS Cliii-acu, Auc 1A tlossooii, overeoiii-int! it large oiilsnilrd fix of ber Heven contfAel ih.irM uml niiiabeil Meeon.l to-ilay ill Hie tbir.l ami tinml Sir Thomas Upliin Cup race, tying Ariel in tbr claim for tbe cup. Colkeii, enlered ill the cup race for tbe first time to-day, finished first and Aerial, whiih bad won the first two rneed, fmiebed ninth.

Immediately after the race, the Regatta Committee railed all the crewo into meeting to rule on it protest involving tjonsoon in yesterday's race. A favorable ruling for tiossoon will mean that it will be tied with Ariel, former -New York champion for the cup, necessitating a fourth race. PLANT NO. WINS. Seneca Kails, Aug.

IS. The No. 2 plant of the tloulds Manufacturing Company defeated Ihe No 1 plant of that company in a benefit baseball game here this iifleriion by a score of Kl to 7. TV game was pMye.t tinder 'he iwploe of Itn.il.la llioetie A ill irt tl. All shrhos sbrhoB 110 r.

0 I 0 7 rl.r aa. 4 0 1 Mebold rf P-rk boel.s in'iite 1 Riii H.rrl. a Hlnrta 11 H'lliama 19 11 ISA dl 1 10 MManna 3 4 0 0 ft 1 0 Ho.errld 0 9 4 SSI 4 4 0 4 0 (1 0 1 tt.lil.hnr 1 3 (l 1 li I 2 0 0 Il.iaseU p. 1 tot luni p. a ii i 0 0 1 f'siifort 0 ft 0 ri Collua 1 0 0 0 0 Ihe voles of the committee, whieh rop.

sists of one experienced baseball writoe In each o( the eight cities represented in the American League. The rotes will not be cast until near the end of the pennant race. SO 4 2tir, 3 UK? 13 Hatted for Iifls In eighth, (I (i I 0 0 0 1 o-S Krror -Illuege: two hase kits. Harris; home rum. Jniljre Williams; Helen baso, Jlarria; proximately 3 neticd for rMw.ml MiHltaw, an old employee of the rcmp.iny who was sorioiis'y injured in ii automobile -accl lent too weeks ajro..