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UNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1923 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS SPORTING SECTION THREE pTORNSBY. LEADS WITH HIGH PERCENTAGE OF .399 1 Camp Porter Overnight Hikers OH, FOR HAWAII, IFTHETREALL LIKE MAR1ECHEN AND LITTLE LILLIE! Batting Averages of iV. League See Ashtabula; Olympic Meet Is Complete Success; Big Show Honolulu, Ang. 4. These bula-bula dancers have go some now to keep up with the girl swimmers on the beach at Walklki.

Polks used to sing about the merry dancing girls. Now they chant the praises of the gay mermaids. And well they may! Two fair damsels of the water hare just caused a small championship Trinity Choir Loses Tight printed 50 yards to a pretty yietorf over Kaufman, Mailey and J. Petty, John Humme), the leader of the Blnroa, tops the hatters In the N. A.

leaiue, with a mark of .402. Stanley Benton of the Wllllamanort team is the leaaue'a leadtnr run scorer with 87 talllea, while Burnev Griffin of Scranton rapped out the most base bits, 117, and stule the most haaea, 21. Andy Wnehrs of the Wllliamsport team eollected the mist doubles, 27. while Harold Yordv of the Seranton Miners la the leadlna three-baae hitter, with 11 triple He also has the most homers. 13.

Mark Rainev of the Scranton Miners Is the leadln pitcher, with seven wina and no defeata to' perfect averait. rim orother to the all.Amei. Wheat Second and Traynor is Third Buccaneers Have Six Representatives In Select .300 Class Bagby Stands Last on List Pittsburgh Continues to Show Way In Club Batting. Rogers Hornsby of the Cardinals is still leading the batsmen of the National league, with exactly the same percentage he had a week In 73 games Rogers has been at bat 283 times, made 113 hits and scored 65 runs. Zach Wheat of Brooklyn is second, 17 points behind Hornsby, and Traynor of the Pirates stands third among the regulars with .370.

Bottomley of Basketball Game All Kinds of News About Pittsburgh Boys tidai wave. MARIECHE A WIZARD. Mariechen Wehaelau, Hawaiian Island champion, still in her early GAB L'bShHrShPct. .812868 590 899 172 44 51 86.S14 .81 2792 514 845 119 39 26 84.101 .82 2814 538 820 161 42 37 95.292 .80 2673 388 770 91 31 15 80.288 .77 2009 4G1 748 100 49 29 122 .287 .81 2782 449 771 160 46 18 4 .277 CI lib Bin York Flmira Scranton Wlka-Bra teens, did the 100-yard event in 1:03. That, say the wtae ones around here, is the fastest clip ever made by any By the Junior Reporter.

Conneaut, Aug. 4. These dog woman In the world. Fanny Burack's record stood for manx years at 1:0 and 1:10. Three INDIVIDIAI.

BATTING. Player-club AB 2b 3b Hr Sb Pe. Hummel.Binir. 36 112 191 45 7 2 1 .402 Grlffln.Scrantn 77 110 68 117 11 8 3 29.378 Weiser. Bin.

61 197 46 74 11 4 7 6 .176 Bahneton.Klml 48 197 11- 74 12 1 1 9.876 Miller. Wmaoort 64 187 28 69 13 0 2 .36 Bfnton.Wmept 73 813 87 115 22 4 9 10 .367 Strait. 74 285 44 104 16 7 2 22.365 Poole.Wmsport 80 303 74 109 19 6 2 8 SflO Vlntlne Scrantn 25 51 9 18 1 1 I 0 Rlley.Eimlra. 13 37 6 11 2 0 0 0 .861 French. Wmspt 74 818 16 110 17 10 135 .848 Haley.

YorkiK 17 29 10 1 0- 0 8.845 Elliott. York. 82 S26 53 110 18 4 .837 Dpthrtv.W-B S3 205 37 69 18 1 1 11 .837 si so ins 11 7 12 15 .836 years ago Ethelda Blelbtrey was Joyfully doing 1:08.1. Little Lillle Bowmer, just out of grammar school, was an uncomfortably close second for Miss Wehaelau. days mean athletic doings galore for the big and little kids camping at H.

Kirks Porter, the famous lakeside encampment for Pittsburgh youth situated four and eight-tenth miles west of this harbor town and 11 miles east of Ashtabula, on the Lake rd. the Cards is fourth, and i risen ot the Giants fifth In addition to Traynor, the Pirates George Center, coach the Outrigger Canoe club, who has hunter. Stoll McKain, another wee ad of the land, threw a baseball feet on the fly, beating out Mailey, second; Don Davis, third, and Lind-fourth. The medium weights (110 pounds) "ere pointed the way to victory by -eorge Alexander McCalmon of Irwin High and Trinity choir. George Alex won everything there was to be woa but In the absence of a pair of weigh- 'Bg scales, there was some doubt eu- -tertalned that the Trinity choir kor was within the weight.

"What do yod weighT Jim Ander- son asked him when the doubt ai-ev 1 "It was 110 with my clothes on, the ast time I was weighed," the boy straightforwardly replied. Afterwards, in speaking to I Junior reporter, Anderson said: 1 now he tcid the truth, but it's aw. Prising how a fellow can gain welgsrV with old Jim Godfrey around." He- suits of the meet: SENIOR CLASS OPEN EVENTS. Won by Lockwood; sac- 0:11 aCllen; thlr(1' Shot put Won by Anderson; eeend, l-l fi lhe.n il" JxraPWon by Robertaon; second' Mccracken; fourtsi Jamta. Distance IS fMt inches.

in ,5 1'UlNOa CLASM. uah Won by Uroskloss; IOU'lh' Twenty-three of the lads who love taken both maidens under his wing, to tramp the road, made their way, is dead sure Lillle will be grabbing Yordv Scranton 77 295 63 99 14 11 13 14.336 Fnx.ElmirH.... 76 316 69 104 15 6 2 10 .330 Hamann W-B. 17 49 6 15 3 0 0 0 HanlfV. Elmira 75 231 29 92 7 8 2 9 S26 off the title some of these days.

blanket and skillet laden, to Ashtabula for the annual "overnight pilgrimage to the once-popular resort nirk Scrunton 77 281 50 91 15 1 6 14 324 U. Wllm.nn,! C5 44 81 1 4 7 (.334 town. But those days have gone Si hwah. wmspt iiiwm Shean.Blns 78 300 57 96 1J 1 1 20 .320 Downey.W-B.. 64 203 40 65 11 2 2 7.3 -0 have la the .300 class Meadows, Grimm, Barnhart, Carey and Blgbee, a total of six.

The Buccaneer are stIU the topnotchers in team clouting with .303, while the Giants have a mark erf .299. Pirates have been shut out four time this year, New York" five Units, St. Leu la six, Brooklyn nine, Chicago four, Cincinnati six, and Philadelphia and Boston three each. Bagby of the Pirates) Is the poorest batter in the league with a mark of .063. Luque of the Beds leads the pltcherawlfh 17 victories and three defeats.

The figure: Benton, Bo J. Karnes, Bog. Marquard, Keen, Chi North. at. ('heevea.

Chi Keck. Cln Fussell. Chi (lenawlch, Bos.i. Osborne, CM (llazner, Doak. St Kunz, Pgh hudolph.

Welnert. i ouch. Tin. Hehan. I'hila bumovleh.

McNamara, Oeachtter, Winter, Hubbell, Head. phlla Miller. Boa Klllinclm, 0 0 forever. What was once the Lake .417 7 10 .412 1 9 .400 1 4 .400 0 2 1 .400 0 2 3 .400 0 3 't .375 3 6 .375 0 5 .357 0 11 0 6 10 .133 1 6 10 .333 2 1 2 .333 0 1 2 .313 1 4 12 .250 0 2 7 .222 0 2 1 .200 0 1 4 0 3 13 0 2 10 .167 0 1 6 .143 0 1 .143 0 0 3 .000 0 0 .000 0 I.owrance.Bcrn Erie mecca for Sunday afternoon 70 260 19 II 11 13 .511 8 (.919 64 211 37 68 18 4 Pittsburgh excursionists la nothing more than a city retreat for the Sobb Bin Werre. York Pureell.F.lmlra.

Durvea W-B. Marsh. Elmira. K.M'Corm.W-B 17 63 14 20 2 67 216 81 S8 17 96 13 10 5 67 221 36 69 IS 77 80! 59 84 15 0 0 317 1 6.815 1 2. SIS 1 2.312 7 10 .811 11 .311 1 2 311 0 0 .811 2 6 .308 Jones, Bin.

tired business man of Ashtabula. And there are more unskilled laborers parading the beach than men of affairs. In other words the place is Woehrs.Wmsprt 81 293 54 91 27 WIlskle.W-B.. 68 180 33 66 12 Cram.Blna.... 24 til 4 19 1 vn.l.

II 173 36 51 20 all "shot" and you can blame the j. Murphy. Yrk 67 2I 60 70 19 J.07J 68 264 48 80 1 7 1 1V. JOS AHKKICA I.KAOl K. AB 2b 3b Hr 8b Pet rTeilman.

312 C9 1:1 7 .391 iron and ore industry for It 0 3.301 Krahe.BIn The city of Ashtabula itself (pop. Ruth, N. 96 13 96 127 25 1 25 10.390 RATIONAL IXAGVK BATTTNG. AB 2b 3b Hr Pet TierTier. R.

f.J 4 24 5 0 0 Hornaby. St.L.78 23 6 111 19 7 13 1 .39 WhW, Brklm.71 17ft 65 lOi 10 i 7 1-32 Mann. SU.AC.4S 21 13 I 5 0.3.1 Tram, 173 4 131 10 13 11 11 .170 Meadwa, PruFt.24 6 It 1 1 1 .14 Welnert. Ph. .27 47 17 1 0 0 0 .3 Speaker, 377 76 139 39 9 9 4 39 SHE'S TEMPERAMENTAL.

"Mariechen was Just a little freckled-faced, stub-noaed kid when I first saw her," says "Dad" remlnlseently. In (1920, Just before he sailed for the Olympic games and Merlechen had grown up a bit, he enthusiastically said: "If I can teach her to kick, she'll be a champion." "Squeaky." Is what "Dad" calls her. He loves to watch her all "riled She's a poor loser. Center adds. LILLIE GOOD LOSER.

"Why, Tve seen that kid weep great buckets of salt tears," he says. "Not because she lost fhe race, but' because It wasn't considered quite ladylike to vent her vengeance on the victor. She's th true fighting-mad type. But she'll stick." Lillle is different, according to "Dad." She would rather die than show her disappointment. So you see these Hawaiian lasses are Juat as temperamental maybe more so than their sisters back in the states.

ii MI ,1, a 24 100 1 2 SO 1 80 54 8S 12 6 81 809 60 9'i 24 1 31 68 IS 20 2 1 79 801 44 88 16 1 26 106 28 11 1 1 76 239 39 84 9 2 37 122 12 S3 6 1 Keatlne Bin. Rice. Bin Burke. W-B. Coftello York.

Branch Bin. Casey. Elmira. 4 2 10.356 7 2 11.361 3 2 28.343 J. r.ewell.

99 345 59 123 24 Jamieson. Clev.9 407 79 143 25 Collins, Chic. 2H6 49 93 1 Smith, N. .45 104 11 36 4 2-0-yard daa.1 Won bv Linn. I 70,220) Is a clean and thriving center with a county house, city square, Y.

M. C. and a small town warning to motorists: "Drive slow and see our city: Drive fast and see our IVike; 1 4 .800 2 12 2 .298 0.294 1 9.22 2 2.292 5 14 .291 0 .2 0 4 .588 3 3.287 4 6.236 6 1 .285 21 lis Uroskloss; fourth, Lcaua. 1 mi wilt. N.

90 364 69 122 13 Cotter.BIn. Frtach. N.Y.. .22 400 82 144 21 14 i Burns. Boa 92 .145 65 US 2S Urtmra, Pen.

.14 344 4 122 21 11 Flag-stead. 78 2S5 46 96 17 Hayne. St. 9 1 3 0 Roueh. .98 373 62 131 28 13 5 7 .3 Jail." allaeher.

W-H fi J52J0 4 1 .351 MtT. 3S1141H 40 4 1 As the Camp Porter gang hiked 3 12 .282 by Dlk: second. Lina; Renivnrl7JLon linger; eeeoa "V0 Wu "J- Oroskloas; Wni Leeseit; fourth Tchar-kow. distance 27s terl 4 inches. 75-yard dsuh wn i.

past this striking arrangement of liVuii iiii 6 2 12 i 0 3 2.346 8 2 2.336 4 3 6.33.1 4 8 4 .333 0 0 0 .333 7 9 4.331 8 18 8. S29 1 2 1.328 6 13 6.327 3 18 .325 3 4 2.32.'! 1 0 2.316 0 0 1.3U 6 3 0.316 1 0 0.3)6 1 1 7.313 6 4 2.311 23 64 6 17 1 0 0 0.266 words, they assembled 1 na group and HenrterMn.W-B 25 72 11 1 4 1 Lerian.York. 76 225 59 17 1 0 0 1 1 .562 1 12 .269 gave three loud locomotive yel! cr Harrla. Boa 89 311 49 103 18 Williams. St L.I91 347 70 114 20 Manuab.

.67 134 21 44 9 M'Munua, St. L.97 3H2 60 125 25 Huney, Det .86 323 66 105 11 Cobb, Det SI 310 44 100 20 Ruel. Wash. ...84 269 38 85 18 Strunk, Chi. ...41 43 8 14 0 Myatt, 168 30 60 2 I'hle.

Cleve 24 79 15 25 7 Veach, Det 71 217 29 68 9 Plpp, N. 96 383 63 119 16 Surnma. Cleve. .88 360 62 109 19 8 .349 .343 4 .348 0 .341 8 .341 1 .342 2 .340 6 8 .130 6 .330 1 .327 6 .324 I .323 Youoog. N.

384 II 134 2 7 1 Fournier, Bit. .80 313 48 109 13 1 13 Barnhart. Prh.4 161 16 60 11 9 5 BheroeL St, L27 46 IS 2 0 1 Bk. .94 381 70 133 18 Hoilooher, Chi. 6 i0 4 89 14 I 1 Kelleher.

Chi .51 143 24 62 9 0 6 BtenaaL N. 44 118 24 II I Boutiwerth, B.97 338 65 128 17 8 5 O'Farrell, Chi. 15 100 62 99 20 3 10 Hirmn, Cln72 123 12 73 11 9 Williams. Pm. .82 324 67 105 15 1 27 Melants, Boat.

97 193 43 127 17 1 2 Tl.M I Til I SS 20 1 1 MARIECnEN WEHS F.LAC (LEFT) AXD LILLIE BOWMER. nnH the Jail. They were ur.xioos to see It. The official camp yell goes: C-a-m-p-o-r-t-e-r, repeated twice JitraiBon; four til. uiB, iniru, Cuizner.

Time e.iu Henia.Scrnnton 61 197 42 6t Warao.Blna... 16 27 7 2 Johnaon.Scrant 63 218 19 65 15 Kcllv.Elmlra.. 5 smith w-b 5 Genres. York 34 14 2 6 HrtmnBW-B 33 9 6 22 I Mvera.W-B.... 2 1 But boy, how they can swim! Here the water sports are practi be It surf-riding, satamoran sailing or endurance swimming his young sister tackles, too.

4 2 8.311 1 0 .259 1 2.2",8 1 8.257 0 0.252 0.260 0.244 1 2 .242 0 0 .240 0 0.2S2 0 0.232 0 6.229 0 0.223 cally sexless. What a boy can do- .323 oiwi h. Won by McCalmon: eeo. Su'aner; tourtb, Cook. onH ra won by McCalmon; se m.JaI?Von' Sumner; fourth Wll.

Ilams. Distance 14 a quarter m.le (410 br lie, third, JattW fourth, liernott. Time 0.9 24 60 8 14 1 0-yard daah-Won i 0 0.217 1 14 .214 1 2.214 nnri ii.aufm.tn rhirri -T M'OuInn Sc-YK '-11 Carvey.Elmlra. 78 262 36 60 9 1 l.nch.W-B 1" 3 I Hlrains.Elmlra 12 23 1 1 0 M'Andrws. Scr 76 2,6 S9 59 7 nuean.Wmsprt 11 OS IS 22 4 0 Nelaon.W-B.

37 1 1 7 1 3 23 6 2 Dunkle.Klmlra. 28 67 9 Connolly Klmir 1 10 0 0 AS THE FIELD GOES BY Petty. Few Young Hurler Are Making Good In Majors These Days MokaaT PhU. .76 293 64 94 17 4 6 Henlle, Ph. .73 221 10 71 12 1 ..96 889 71 124 24 13 3 2 .819 flack Pt.L.10 102 15 96 Tteniy, Pt.ph.94 172 60 118 1 111 1.117 Lee.

PhU. ....69 186 27 69 7 1 4 0 .317 KSrnRh. N.YJB.63 140 17 44 11 1 8 0.314 BreaslM. Cln.12 70 17 23 1 1 0 1 Grimes, Chi. .18 84 10 20 1 1 0 1.3 3 PineJU? Clnn.

.81 211 26 86 10 I 0 .311 Babe Pen. .96 391 64 121 16 6 0 8 .309 MeJs Y.l 9 2 2 7 3 66 114 14 10 1' KTrberi. CM. .95 366 69 112 14 8 7 9 306 iaaeball throw Won bv ond Mailey: lhrd. Tobin, St.

L. .97 413 62 K8 23 10 12 6.310 Hire. Waah 90 368 i 114 18 14 111.110 Fotherslll. DeL.63 158 21 49 1:1 2 0 2.310 Riiney, Det 66 236 26 73 12 1 1 .309 Connelly, 33 65 14 20 6 1 1 1.308 Jacobnon. St.

L.97 398 65 122 17 6 6 1.3117 Hauaer, Phil 89 320 61 98 10 6 12 (.306 Meuael, N. 310 41 95 21 7 6 10.30b Kamm, Chi .96 361 43 107 80 6 4 12.306 Miller. Phil 79 283 39 86 12 1 10 2.304 Matthewa, Phil. 96 289 43 117 9 4 1 13.301 Severeld. St.

L.88 322 37 97 20 4 3 2.301 Waah. .69 220 26 66 16 1 0 4.300 McNally, N. Y. .17 20 1 6 0 0 0 1 Walborg-. 15 30 1 6 1 1 0 0 .300 Haaaler.

.76 201 23 60 7 3 0 0 1'S'j Gerber, St. L. 97 366 64 109 16 1 1.298 Wchlalb'r St. L70 248 33 74 10 4 1 2 .298 Sheely, ChL 96 341 45 102 17 2 2 3.294 Blue. Det 65 265 48 76 17 1 0 4.294 Perklna.

.90 321 37 93 27 1 1 Hlurce. Wash. .76 274 40 79 11 6 2 3.289 Brower, Cleve. .77 243 48 70 15 8 10 3 .28 Lindaa, uistanc tret. S.L 15 2 IN THE SULKY ON THE SADDLE KUv S7 164 II I I 3 .197 .194 2 .194 .184 0 .182 0 .169 0 .167 0 .159 8 .143 2 .129 0 .118 0 .114 .111 0 .108 0 .107 By WID WALLACE Foulk.Wmsnort 2J 77 7 Fnlweller.Wms 27 72 7 M-adnr.

Sarann 22 57 I.avan. 17 66 Mapnln.W-B. 11 6 Duffy.W-B.... 17 34 2 Plshon.Wmsprt 14 S6 Brice.Flmlra. 10 18 I Garrison.

Scran 24 65 2 Ralney.Scrantn 10 28 I Kelly. N. .92 365 67 108 16 4 bmitV 260 88 79 14 3 Ben too. Cln. .20 46 4 14 2 0 cSnnhL: N.T.41 106 13 31 6 0 01 Wilaon.

Ph. ...47 143 17 43 with an acceleration in the ejaculating of the letters. Three "Jails" were put nthe end of the yell. The ending varies, according to whom iiojs are cheering for. Generally it winds up with three "JimV on the end.

"Jn" is the incomparable Jim Godfrey, the cook. When Jim, In bis kitchen quarters, hears a cheer coming for him, he naively smiles knowing there is a catch to it aon-ehow. They either want more flapjacks or some of his bread pudding. It Is one sure thing: They are not cheering for an extra helping of spinach or earned beef and cabbage. The Jlgx brand of food Is taboo among the aristocracy here.

The favorlto disSes of these high-fliers are: Flapjacki and plenty of 'em, corn on de cob, chicken ala king (car stops here Sundays only), Ice cream (prayer-meeting nights also), apple fritters, iread pudding, cocoa, cream of wheat, boiled Virginia ham, French fried potatoes, spaghetti Itallenne, and other French dishes. Yes, pittsburgh-ers! The campers at Porter actually are fed this and a whole lot more. 1 10 .304 I 16 .304 0 0 .304 1 1.302 4 4 .301 1 2.301 1 17 .291 1 6 .296 4 2.296 1 1.293 Kt.t. Ohl ...88 426 72 127 1 Pittsburgh race horses, trained at Pratt. Det.

72 236 27 68 10 Moatll, Chi 94 360 62 103 28 Fullerton, 21 14 0 4 0 0 (.288 1 24 .286 0 0 .286 Schenley ovai or at private tracks. sTL.VioO 405 44 120 33 2 tiroh 92 361 74 107 17 4 PoweiL Ttoi. :78 260 86 18 I LEACIE PITCHUiG Rhot-Co. are about ready to be "off to the 2 6.291 i. T.

in 23 75 14 1 Pet. outs (a races." Pitcher, club Rainey.Seranton... tr.Hph Turk 2 .284 0 .283 0 .281 1.280 0 .280 9 .279 CHOIR BOYS I1EATKW. Basketball at any tune is quite perspiring iport but lo th(J day the crab-apple It Is more than that The feature junior game of the sum-mer season was put on by tho Trinity Choir Boys and the Camp Porter pirked floor performer, of all-stw ability. The Juniors won." 1 to 15.

to tell the tale shortly, but it was as stubborn a battle as a winter fan would care to see. Una and Leggett for the camp team, were all over the floor, and broke through the weak Trlnltj defense time after time. Louie Beck, the little high school athlete who unfailingly pulls the unexpected up here, made three out of three foul goals in the last quarter, placing his team in ironV Johnaon, Fairs and professional meeting, have called half a hundred steeds owned locally ana most of them are Vines. Bin. York.

0 3 .271 9 .277 Hoke; PhlL .93 360 39 103 21 1 6 Konieit, Cinn. 66 206 69 1 3 .286 Leach, Phil. ..3. 34 6 24 4 0 1 1 .86 Mitchell. Fh.

.4 7 .278 reported in good shape for the teats before them. Nearly all will be called Chicago, Aug. 4 This has been a tough. year for the development of young pitchers, particularly as regards the American league. The pitching records of the Johnsonian organisation fail to reveal the name of a single youngster who has done anything out of the ordinary In the pitching line.

Thurston of Chicago and Zahnlser of Washington with five wins to their credit have been perhaps the most successful, yet neither gives evidence of being a star. Thurston was taken by Chicago from St. Loula over the waiver route, while Zahniser was recently bought by the Nationals from the Southern league. Two left handers, Shaute of Cleveland and Walberg of Philadelphia, got away good, but apparently their first few games were merely flashes. The National league has fared better.

Jack Bentley, former Baltimore 1 2.275 a a T. cirinim, oi" i us upon to do some fast stepping as this year seems to be more or less of Rnaaall, .71 1 1 0 0.274 1 2.274 0 0 .273 2 1.272 4 2 .271 1 10 .271 fioecaai. a 8 .214 Stephen'n. dev. 41 109 20 11 6 Danforth, St.

L.24 39 4 11 4 Blanken'p, Chi. 26 32 4 9 0 Ooalln, .90 363 39 19 14 Hetmach, 43 82 11 23 3 Galloway, Phil. .77 290 35 81 10 Thuraton, .28 43 6 12 2 Ward. N. 96 363 63 101 16 Hooper.

Chi 96 387 69 107 26 Peckln'h, Waah.94 348 45 96 13 Reich le, Boa. 78 237 29 66 11 DeVnrmer, 135 13 17 2 Woodall. .44 106 13 29 10 O'Neill. 23 33 6 9 1 Hofman. N.

161 17 41 Outran. N. 94 417 67 113 18 Wambaga. Clev.79 306 64 83 16 Plllette, 24 53 6 14 0 .91 318 45 85 13 Buah. N.

26 75 8 20 4 Walker, .28 66 616 3 Falk. Chi 64 192 32 61 10 Rlconda, Phil. ..49 169 23 45 11 Johnaon. N. 64 6 17 2 Scott.

N. 96 346 36 91 13 Welch, PhlL. ..73 240 29 (3 11 Hale, Phil 61 214 30 56 Leverette, ChL. 24 42 6 11 1 Elak. Chi 59 176 24 46 Picnlch.

.62 161 16 42 14 Cole. Dat 34 23 3 6 0 Schanc. 147 24 38. 4 0 0.26ij 0 0 0 IS 11 11 7 4 1 16 15 15 14 12 10 2 10 6 12 4 6 I I 2 2 1 4 1 2 4 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 000 1 000 1 006 .800 .714 .714 .700 .692 .667 .667 .667 .626 ,625 .800 .571 .566 .646 .629 .600 .600 .500 .400 .375 .364 .833 .286 .286 .267 .250 .260 .290 .164 .000 .000 a banner season In the matter of speed, all of the early track events having hung up, records. The animals received the best possible conditioning at Schenley where conditions since completion of the 238 30 10 J.iji Hariwtt, Ch.

.11" i 4.27, Wriihtitoa. Ph.7 31 68 9 6 W-lW. Ph. .1 0.278 Cooper. 7i 20 2 1 0 Chi.

16 18 3 1 Foulk.Wmsport. Costello.Tork Schachl.Bing Meador, Scranton. Valentine, Scranton. Snaue. Scranton Carri son.

Scranton. Wargo.Btnr Fulweller.Wmeport. Manning. W-B Bailey. Ring.

Bishop. Wmaoort. 4 Cram. Henderson. W-B.

Duffy.W-B;.. Grabowakl.w -B. W-H Haley.YorkAF.lm... Thomas, York Hamann.W-B cilllam.York Wallers. Kim Klrley.BIng Dunkle.ELm Boylan.York Laciey.Elm....

Roland. Iligglns, Brice.Elrn 0 .276 IHiOT. D.ij..''----- French fried potatoes are 'urned out on a potato-sllcer, part of Jim modern commissary equipment The raw French fries are drained and placed In a huge wire basket, suspended over a five-gallon pot of boiling grease. The wire basket, is lowered, by a lever attachment, into 3 4.21 2 0 2 0.261 6 1.266 0 4 .266 1 3 .266 4 1 .263 4 0 1 1.262 0 0.263 0 14 .261 0 4.261 record for Great Britain, hung up another mark at the Greenford track recently, when he trotted a mile and a half, less 15 yards, at 2:21 gait, the best on record in the land of King George. Charles Weiland's 3-year-old pacer, King; Rico (2), 2:21, can be set down as a very good "sldewheeler" for his age.

That mile In 2:12 by Admiral Harris, 2:10, at Brldgeton, shows thai he will have to be reckoned with again this year. According to report Mrs. H. Devereux has declined a offet for the 4-year-old champion, Ariou Guy, 1 C. II.

Trainer of Boston has bought a promising 2-year-old by Peter Vonla, 2 from Rodger Rourke oi Greenfield, Mass. Fast time and close finishes are being made at the matinees of the Frankford Driving club of Philadelphia. A new track record has been established by William Yelland's recent purchase, Edna Early, which Secretary Albert Entwistle drove to victory In the free-for-all pace, stepping the heat In 2:00, defeating Minor Hal and Laura Durbln. Horsemen were visibly Impressed with'the 3-year-old pacer, Chesley by Silver Axworthy, dams Malls Kopt, 1 0 0 0.173 1U'V 01 01 ll uew barns, are ideal for the sport. til I a I 72 Every Wednesday the regular week.

l( ly matinee is pulled off and unusuallr 10 large crowds have been attracted. lst week's races were particularly good and there are several horses 2 i that are so far along In their train 1 .270 1 .270 4 .269 0 .269 1 .267 4 .267 3 .267 Pcheer, Phil 41 112 14 29 Wlnse, Fella. 'J i Hi 1 MaiDea. 60 6 16 0 wlSttaU 333 21 1 4 McCurdr. 109 10 29 Harrla, 86 315 39 80 12 Dykes.

.86 291 37 73 16 Evana. Wnah. ...74 252 27 63 10 star, who, while not a yonngster, is making his big league debut with the Giants ana delivering. Other young pitchers in the National league who show promise are KaulTman of Chicago, Genewich of Boston, Dlckerman and Henry nf Brooklyn, Stuart of St. Louis and Keen of Chicago.

0 .267 Pennock, N. 80 7 12 1 2 .266 1 .266 4 .263 Naylor, Phil 15 32 4 8 0 Mi)Rrlrtae, Wsh.16 32 2 8 1 Robertaon. St. 77 250 36 82 10 Bcotu NY 24 4 7 12 1 Keen. Chi i (Venn, 1 .261 2 .259 McClellan, Chi.

321 40 79 16 2 McMillan, Boat.77 268 21 (6 14 2 Walter Johnson Is Owner of Hundred 16 pitta 3 119 1 I 1 4 1.257 Shanks, Boat. .76 260 21 64 11 Durst. St. ..32 65 10 16 43 6 Jitxon, Boat Uenawleh. Holina.

Shutout Triumphs 0 .261 1 .259 0 .21,9 .254 1 .261 8 .250 0 .250 0 .250 0 .260 4 .248 9 .246 8 .246 3 .246 0.246 0 0 .246 6 .242 1 .243 1 .241 0 .239 0 .239 0 .237 0 .236 0 .236 0 .236 7 .234 .234 0 .231 .238 4 .230 1 .226 1.223 2 .222 r.u uoey, coir hoy captain. missed each of his three chances, de- spite the. fact that he was the rua-nerup In the foul shooting tourna-ment last spring. The game waa pUyed under the now rules, each man shooting his own fouls. The last quarter was played In semldark," ness and at the end of the game the" Players were barely dlstingulshr.ble one from the othor.

Lineup: -r "mo Jra.17. BSnvf 'k'' xi Born Mcdmon Trinity Tu' Cams Junior 4 i rfj buustitution-Bell for M. McLtma han. Free throws Beck 3 out of Obey none out of George 1 out of Bond none out of McCalmon none out of McLenahan none out of a-Bell 1 out of Leggett 1 out of -Referee Jim Anderson. Time tf quartersFive minutes.

GOOFEY GOLF Vic (Legs) Crookston was general-' isslmo of the open golf tournament for Junior campers, each tent having its representative. Twenty-two tent were entered with two from Hogan's Alley. Hogan's Alley ls the tent section which was erected to accommodate the middle of July rush tjf" campers. The tournament was woo' by Morrow McLenahan. the Held boy and member of ih Alexander.

Railroaders Will Strive For Honors In Meets This Week Blui.62 McCarren. When 'Walter Johnaon of the Wajhln- tonerlian. blanked the Tigers on JuTy 30 he became the owner of 1 0 alt utoin Bailey. BKiya Bladea, 81. French.

Bkln. O'Neill. Boat. .24 37 1 the hot lard, where for 20 minuter they sizzle and fry. They come from the stove to the diner never touched by human hands.

That's the Camp Porter way of doing everything, although sometimes a guy has to touch something to get away with It For instance there's no rule against touching a broom if your tent Is dirty nor against touching rake if someone dropped peanut sho'ls ul-der your cot HERE YOU ARE TUB BIG EET. Mere Important than this idle chatter is the 1923 Olympic meet camp's annual event for every athlete of every, else. It was held Friday under the supervision of Jim Anderson, director of athletics. The entire camp was divided into three teams United States, England and France. John McCracken captained the American team, Jimmy Robertson captained Great Britain and Ken Lockwood the French.

Robertson's team won with 124; second, United States, Dfl: third, France, 110, There were events for all classes and descripts of little campers and big campers. The 25-acre athletic field was properly lined and marked for the gala afternoon. Camp by and la far in the lead ot any all time in this respect. The only modern has a chance to come near This remarkable record Is Greyer Clevelanrl owned by Smith Jones, Louisville, Ky. This youngster la a fine, big, upstanding colt with plenty of finish for a large colt, and his manners and gait are about as near perfection as can be made.

Tbls pacer is being trained this season by George Orn-dorf of Ottawa, 111., who Has him looking fit as a fiddle. The colt paced credit It took Johnson 17 seasons to com- Rommel, 34 65 9 16 Oardner, 41 65 2 16 Collins, Boat. .45 157 27 38 Hendrya. N. Y.

.18 33 8 8 McUowan, Phll.62 162 18 39 Walter, 29 71 4 17 Graham. Chi. ..22 46 2 11 Shocker, St. 69 8 14 O'Neill, Clev 67 195 19 46 Qulnn, Boa. ,..26 61 1 12 Hargrave, Wsb.18 34 1 8 ewater, Boa.

.77 248 29 68 Mitchell, Boa. ..52 201 25 47 Smith, Clev. ...18 26 1 6 Schalk. Chi 87 278 32 64 Oharrlty, Wah. .66 187 18 43 Fiber.

Chi 24 63 7 12 Leibold. 61 139 23 81 Culshaw, 45 144 15 83 Shawkey, N. Y.23 73 6 18 Happeny, 23 63 i 14 F.dwards, Clev. 22 27 3 6 Boone, Clev. ...15 9 11 Plttenirer.

12 96 1 21 Van Glider. St-L. 29 69 7 15 Bruiray, 36 75 2 16 Zachary, 62 6 11 Dauaa. 28 67 12 Robertaon. 23 3 11 Jones.

Det 36 117 13 24 Menoaky, 104 13 21 Rhmke. Boa 28 75 2 15 ing that events can not be found for them. In, other words, there is no competition. 4 The barns which are as good as can be found at any track and rriaoy of those fortunate enough to have one or more of the 32 stalls, are taking an active intetest In beautifying the place If a barn can really be beautified. The exterior, however, is quite attractive in its color scheme and the interior, as barns go, is one of the beet the writer has ever seen at a public track.

One man has taken the trouble to plant a flower bed in front of his end. Meals are served three times a day every day to owners, trainers and stable boys. RF.GfLARS OUT. The "regulars" at the matinee meetings are having their usual summer pleasure. Gus Lamb, an old-timer, la having great sport racing his brown gelding, Mr.

Scott and, Al McDonald Is coming along nicely with the mare his father is training for This brown trotter Is called Sarah G. Mr. Saiton's Lucille Frisco is in great shape and is blazing the trail around 2:12. Easton, D. G.

McDonald's prize, is ready for the stakes now. John Werner is racing Silent Lou successfully and Attorney B. B. Mo-Ginnts has Genessee, his chestnut a mile recently In 2:00. Cbesley H.

0 0.222 0 0.222 0 0 .222 0 0.222 0 2.219 1 0.217 1 1.211 0 0.212 wears little other than the harness, trains like an aged campaigner and is Just enough of a loafer to take excellent care of himself. The frwimmlng championships of tha Western Pennsylvania Division of the Pennsyvlania Railroad will be held at the Trees pool on Thursday, at 1:30 p. m. The following events will be decided: 100 yards novice race, 220 yard novice' race, plunge for distance, 40 yard open 100 yard open. Chairman of the Athletic committee, J.

H. Baker, will have a good list of officials to handle the Meet, and he will be assisted by several officials of. the Amateur Athletic Union. The track and field championships of the Western Pennsylvania division will take place on the Pltcairn grounds on Saturday. The following A.

A. TJ. Officials will assist In handling the meet: H. J. Blum, field events; Attorney B.

n. GIffin, referee; Joseph Wagman, starter and clerk of Cventrros, Chi. ..26 60 3 10 11 1 0 0 6 254 98 14 4 1 16.253 79 14 7 1 6 .251 43 1 3 19 1 1 1 0.250 (2 10 1 1 20.248 41 I 2 0.244 44 4 1 1 6 .246 69 16 1 6 2.214 9 0 1 0 0 .243 47 I 0 1.242 11 1 0 0 0.241 21 4 1.0 0.2il 31 5 2 1 2 .240 10 0 0 1 0 .231 4 0 0 0 0 .235 4 1 0 0 0 .235 16 2 0 0 0 .234 It 0 1 1 2.232 1 0 0 0 0.231 48 0 1 0.230 11 111 I 230 28 1 I 0 2 .228 10 1 0.227 7 0 0 0 20 1 1 1 0 .222 10 2 0 0 0.222 8 10 0 0 .222 69 10 1 1 .3 .219 42 8 4 2 2.209 14 2 1 2 0.203 20 0 4 0 2 .202 9 1 0 0 0.200 6 10 0 1.200 1 9 0 0 0 200 11 6 1 1 1.196 11 1 0 0 0.194 25 1 0 0 0.192 8 2 11 0.190 4 0 0 0 0.190 12 1 1 0 1.188 (10 0 1.188 7 2 0 0 0.184 12 0 0 0 0.182 4 0 0 0 0 .174 6 0 0 0 0.172 1 0 0 0 167 2 1 0 0 0.167 6 1 0 0 0.1K1 6 1 0 0 0 .156 8 0 0 0 0.148 7 2 0 0 0.143 1 0 0 0 0.143 1 1 0 0 0 .129 6 0 0 0 1.118 8 2 0 1 1 .116 5 0 0 0 0.111 3 0 0 0 0.111 S011 0.102 4 10 0 1 .100 8 1 0 0 0 .100 1 0 0 0 0 083 8 0 0 0 0 .084 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .056 1 0 0 0 0.063 BATTINQ. club. Jim Flcklnger of Sewickley was ion ins, St.

L. .48 71 6 14 Shante, 20 SI 2 Bunnell, St, 26 1 5 Fzzell. fit. 35 64 8 12 Benefit Ball Game Will Be Played For Dead Lad's Mother runner-up with 04 and Ed Obey returned a 60. These three fJv.

Johnson, 32 27 3 5 O'Dool. 26 27 2 6 Gulnto, Clev. ...40 144 18 26 Mllott. Dickers-. Bk.26 i smiih.

.18 Hubball. 11 17 1 DoHOhoe. I VogeL 69 8 North. 81.L. ...21 18 1 ParkJron.

Phi. 58 200 19 (iiea. 178 22 Jiillaarfcaa. 133 16 Kaiimnn. Cbi.22 44 6 Glbn.

31 I B.OrUTtth. 90 1 ehf. NI.j,..." 45 4 CAdama. PtttalO 36 Band. Phil 78 269 49 AlnamUh.

201 16 Harper. 69 11 Sovrdy. 99 11 Oaborna. 25 45 2 Wlntern, .21 25 1 Fnaaell. ..19 15 1 Lavan.

107 McQuillan, NT. 26 62 7 Conlon. Boat. .41 125 17 aiaaaw. 43 6 Barfott, 21 0 Luqoa, Clnn 27 64 4 Hamilton.

Pitt. 17 S3 0 Cmiae. .21 38 Morrlaeo, Pltta25 66 i Coach. Ctnn 19 23 2 tituarv McNamara. B.3 16 Hhinnera, NY.

..19 12 4 Behan. 31 1 Ryan. NY 28 S3 2 Maromtrd. Boat. 25 54 3 ipfeffer.

8t.L 20 49 3 Waia, B-NY. 17 21 2 Rlxny, 62 0 Toney. St-L 21 SI 2 Bins. Phil 24 69 3 J.BirtMwNY-Ba 27 43 0 Benton. .29 27 1 Vnnce, 49 Bera.

Bkln 17 40 2 CheeV 17 20 0 Knm. 13 0 Doak. Bt-L 21 47 0 Keck. Clnn 18 0 Heart. Phil 21 J6 1 BaKhy.

.1 19 1 Paul "Shady" McNamara, who was drowned last Sunday near Sunshine 0 .211 0 .208 4 .205 0 .202 0 .200 0 .200 0 .197 0 .194 0 .192 0 .188 0 .186 0 .185 1 .181 0 .179 0.174 0 .167 0 .167 0 .161 0 .161 0 458 0 ,143 0 .140 0 .136 0 .125 0 .125 0 .122 0 .111 0 .103 0 10C 0 .097 0 .096 0 .096 0 .093 0 .064 0 .000 0 .000 nn-r round- ln the semi- final McLenahan paired off with Ws' earn mate. Lanff ciydeadale. Mo Lenahan taking it by j2 strokes-' Fickinger defeated Phil Bikle Ty and Obey closed in on Harbison by 7 Bikle 67. Neib Ye ipi mnart T4. U.

McLenahan 48 Gar, dais 72, Hitchey Kirnt round rt noontime had taken on a holiday coat of color. The athletes, soon after dinner, attired themselves in track togs. Cleatcd shoes were at a premium. "Lend me yonr spikes" was the cry before the battle. At 3 o'clock Director Anderson sonnded his whistle to begin the most successful and closest fought Olympic meet of the three Camp Porter has held in its day.

The relay race in the ISO-pound class was a spectacular affair and mare, in good shape. George I Neff Island, was one of the most popular 3 members of the SL Can ice Lyceum ball team and was the mainstay la 7 1 3 1 2 0 and Henry Soles as well as D. IL Shnll, W. M. Craig, F.

J. Scott and other regulars are on hand every day Speedwells Take One. Northslde Hpeedwells defeated the club. 10 to 5. Lineup: Wow Johnson sha.onta $Th bet CM Clev S.L Tot 1907 1 1 1908 i 1909 i I a 2 I 8 1 1917 1 1 1 1 1918 0 2 1 1 1 1 1919 2 5 2 1 1920 0 1 1921 5 i 1 1922 1118831 1323 100100O 2 Total 19 15 13 11 I 100 Mat Reidel Signed To Catch For Team On Arlington Heights Manager A.

F. Fountain of the Arlington Heights club has signed up Mat Reidel to take the place of Dash-bach, the catcher who loft last week to Join the Kansas City club of the American association. Reidel is a capable receiver and the management of the South Hills team was fortunate in being able to sign such a capakle catcher on short notice. Attracting attention by his trite work Is Kuchler, left fielder of the Arlington club. He Is a flashy fielder and besides is rated as one of the most dangerous batters In independent circles.

McCloakey has also returned to the Heights lineup and will fill his old place at short. Arlington Heights has games hooked with Evans City and Imperial, among others. Twilight, Saturday and Sunday dates are open abroad. Wire or write A. F.

Fountain, 2810 Patterson Pittsburgh. Jones, N. 26 60 Hoyt, N. 23 46 Foster, St, 90 Mays, N. 24 Morton, 26 43 ohnson, 28 62 Ilaaty, 25 67 Pruett, St.

21 Benitongh, N. Y.17 60 Kolp, St. 22 Manlch. 17 16 Mctlvler, Clev. .23 1( Plercy, Boa.

.21 41 Haines. N. 18 Colllna. Det. ...17 29 Ferguson.

22 40 Murray. Boa 24 31 Coveleskle, Clev.29 73 Zahnlser, Waah.18 21 Holloway, 23 43 llama, 26 47 Root, SL 17 11 Francis, Det 21 13 Harbison er 7. Hlae. Speedwells Monro AB AB Kl (000 Rnek.r.... 6 12 0 M.

Cook 72, Neshusi Uik Nichols 72. Allman 2 Kain 60. Gardened ft han 52, GeorcM kk rT 81 McLona- Its finish sent a patriotic thrill down 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 5 12 0 Wentzel.l., 4 2 2 0 Henzer.r... 6 0 2 0 Harrls.3... 6 12 2 Moeller.l..

4 12 1 art man. e. 4 12 0 71. Kitchov 74. the spines of the astonished lookers-on.

George Delke, the Peabody high boy, was sprinting into the last Winhartl. 6 12 1 Kalser.2. 4 1 1 4 0 2 0 SATI RiMl NIIHIT SHOW vt'ViTd's' Paiiine. 5 12 0 urnmans.s. 4 1 liu.

0( he quarter mile with a 10- a 1 oiitaicri.m... 411 v.cn. 4 2 4 0 nashtnerer.l 4 0 1 I yard lead lor ois ranee. uowarj lleilman.p. 0 0 0 ii.iHunai una vaudeville trout folks.

Everybody within 'ria' campers or not. are Invited the audience Saturday nlirht U. show -n niitnt. The bia- on, 41 10 18 Totals ..40 5 18 4 rain or shin. "Ola, a.

AMERICAN CLUB BATTING. AB II 2B 3B HR SB PC SO Cleve. ..99 3402 65( 1007 188 63 36 67 Detroit .91 3078 434 906 167 36 27 46 .294 6 New 3372 621 984 149 60 63 34 .292 6 St. I.OUla.97 3341 476 961 158 41 (3 31 .285 Chi 96 3194 433 847 156 36 26 112 .274 7 Phlla. ..96 3266 404 484 136 44 40 43 .271 Wash.

..94 3210 412 85( 142 68 21 60.2(7 3 Boat. ...95 3191 366 843 156 34 33 61 .264 1 AMERICAN LKAIil PITCULNG. Aiieatieny colleae lineman and JUKsi.r of Terriers Beat Hazelwood. The Foi Terrier nine defeated Hajl. the pitcher's box.

To show their appreciation of the valuable services he rendered them in bringing them close to the top in the Lyceum league, the management has decided to play a benefit game and all receipts are to be turned over to his mother. The J. M. Magee clnb of the Hill Tops and the St. Canlce Lyceum team with John "Honus" Wagner and Enos Ktrkpatrlck in their line-up will be the opposing teams in this benefit at McKlnley, park Monday evening.

The Magee club under the mansrge. ment of Mr. Carrlhgton when approached on the idea, immediately agreed to be a participant In the affair, which is to be one of the greatest events ever pulled off on the Hilltop, and he has promised to put on the field against the Canlclans one of the best teams in these parts. The Canlclans will be out in all their strength as every member of tha Lyceum is anxious to contribute to this worthy cause. "Pie" Traynor has promised to be at the game and bring several other Pirates with him.

They will umpire. Q. AB. R.H 2B JB.HR SB Pet Out Pltt. 96 3383 G06 1024 141 77 36 84.803 4 N.Yark 98 3461 689 101 lfrfi 64 59 70 299 6 Ht.L..

1011626111051 180 88 60 50 6 Chlcaaro 98 3395 609 75 158 35 64 111 4 98 3419 490 933 126 61 42 39 9 91 3330 470 948 153 60 34 67 .285 6 94 1495 493 983 164 28 74 35 ''8 Boaton. 97 8374 426 927 127 40 25 7 573 2 HAJ10NAL LK.iULB riTtlll.Vu. wood A. 0., 3 to 2. Lineup: ritchnr.

Club. Won. Lost. Pet. SO.

CO w. Hi. latest 'lhh 'or a musical show several weeks a.n camp uck writ. "My Onc.n AwSK la tuneful and adaptable to 1 f. lllshts.

Buck has been old a down Fox Terriers Mays. New Hazelwood An rr ABRHE 4 0 0 01 Itolsck.r.. 4 0 0 0 folllns.a. 4010 Com or so. S.

A. Pickering and D. W. Cal-lery are visitors at the barns every day or so, SOUTH FAST STEPTF.IIS. Frank Phillips has 15 head in his stable, mostly colts, but an unusually One lot, by such sires as Peter the Great, WA; Guy Axworthy, 2K, and Chestnut Peter, Frank baa proved that he belongs in the top row as a colt trainer and there will be some rare prlies brought ont under his tutelage.

Will trainer of the Arden Homestead stables, has a splendid string, good evidence of which was furnished when he won three races with Atlantic Star, June Maria and Silver Frisco.1 pluto Watts, also Is training to suit him. Lyman Bruise, son ot narry, and trainer of the Brook farm stable, has a fine bunch of pupils, one of the most talked of betng the 3-year-old pacing filly, Palmetto (2). 2.07, which has registered in 2:17. Edith Worthy 2:10, worked in 2:18, half In 1:05, and the 2-year-old Guy Lee, has been in 2:23. Florence Guy has won several races, showing what she can do, while Guy Richard, brother of David Guy, also owned by Oettlnger Bros, of New York, trotted the last quarter of a 2:33 mile in $3 seconds.

Etta Axworthy, a 3-year-old, rehearsed In Harvey.2.. 4 0 10 Shut pint Dorian, 1., 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Haney.l.,, 5 0 1 0 Meyers. 2 0 0 0 ret uui un Carson, 3.. 4 110 Kearns.a.. 4 110 Oanert.l., 4 0 0 0 Wright, St.

Small. Cleveland Pennock, New York. Shocker, St. Louis. Naylor, Philadelphia Jones.

New Yrk. Shawkny, New York, Cole, Detroit Hoyt, New Uhle, Cleveland Uunforth. St. I.ouia, Bobble Barnhart, who waa eliminated In the a.tcond round, ha. .900 I It van.

Luqoa, On. Ailama, Pgh. Aldrirtra. Chi. Ak'ianiler, Chi.

Morrison. l'Kh. W.Mthwa.p 4 12 OMhaub.c.,, 4 110 championship match for Ueno teurajea 9 .17 .11 .15 .15 Ralph, 400 4 0 0 0 at uaamont. Jacobs, p. C.Mthws,o 2 1 8 1 2 24 tii Totals.

Johnson. Detroit Groskloss, the Langiey high surprise, received his baton under a 10-yard handicap. However, Groskloss had a determination to win the race. In a beautiful comeback, the Lang-ley athlete gradually cut down the Peabody boy's lead, and right at the tape, with Deike In front by inches, Howard left his feet and sprang at the finish. It was ruled a tie.

Director Anderson disregarding the Illegality of a diving finish. "He deserved a tie for his fighting spirit," Jim told the Junior Reporter, "and I've seen many at college finish, but none has 'surpassed this." In the 150-pound class HowcMe Groskloss W'M the basobnll throw, the high Jump and ih-i 100-yard, lie did the century in :13 2, not bad for the turf In this reslan. Ken Lock-wood, howevd', in the senior class covered the 1" In a flat Johnnlo McCracken was ana r.obert-son, third, the flcot halfback was nc'. extending himself nor taking unneoewir chances with his ankles. Jimmy's ankles are worth reveral thousand rubles ti the Carnegie Tech Scotch and he's not play Ing horse with tht'ri for fun.

The midgets hut their day, tco. A Thurston, Chicago Metivjer, Cleveland Hush, New Robertson. Chtcaao. Nine Games for Stadium. Th? Yankees have listed nine im Home runs Douglas, W.

Mathewa Double play Kearns to Carson. liases on halls Off W. Mathews 1, off Jacobs 1. Struck out By W. Mathewa 10, by Jacobs Umplra Bininss.

Zahniser, Waahms'n The news of AI Welrman'i appointment yesterday as head coach at Mononaah.la City lllah school waa recelv.d with pleasure here. Al is a 122 Camp Portents and Is held lo hlKhfiivor bv his iriendj. Jack Lockharv ano Don Davla were tha honor campers for the week. r. crafion boya.

The leaders, each wuek, select two campers fur the court of honor. They raise the Amerlcnn Has at rjvol.ls and brum it down at dusk. r. 4 Stuart, Bt. Loula.

4 Barfoot St Ixiula 1 Donahue, Cln 15 Benton. Cln Kautoiann. ChL. 9 King. Phila.

...12 j4-atlev. N. Wimea, St. Yanca, Scott. N.

9 Smith. 1 B.iabv, l'eh 1 Oorter. I'Kh. ...13 Mcyulllan, N. ii 6 1 .833 6 2 .760 2 .750 11 4 .733 IS .727 I 1 .727 14 I .700 13 .684 1 .667 9 i .643 17 10 .630 10 .625 1 I 3 .626 3 1 .800 13 .691 10 8 5 4 .656 11 9 .660 12 10 .645 6 .645 II 11 .642 13 11 Ml 9 8 .629 9 8 .629 10 10 .600 10 10 .600 9 9 ,600 8 9 .471 7 8 .467 7 I .467 4 1 .444 .1 4 .429 8 11 .431 I 11 .411 10 14 .417 7 4 I .408 1 a ft jm i i portant football games for decision In their huge stadium next fall.

(Mmntico Marine play Haskell Indians, Nov. 17. 1.0 12 6 1 3 1688 .682 ,82 .667 .643 .643 .600 .600 .600 .600 .591 .1,91 .648 .629 .529 .600 .1,00 1 .600 .600 .60 .474 .467 French Fencers Win. In the recent International team matches at Paris the French fencers beat Great Britain 17 to 7, Switxer- Johnston, wasblns Dauaa, Detroit Morton, Ehrnk Boston Coveleskle. Clevel'd.

Hastv, Philadelphia. Cvenarns, Chicago Van Gllile.r, St. Louis Falier. Chicago Pllletie, Detroit Zachary, Washlngt'n Holloway, Detroit I.everelie. Chicago Rhsute, Cleveland Walber.

Qulnn, Boston Harris. Philadelphia Mi aoowa, Kerauaon, Boston Pruett, 8t. Kdwards. Cleveland. Rixey.

Pershing Organizes, Pershln A. A. football team ot the Western! will have Its first moellne at the Damlflno club, Steuben nlrht. to elect officers. Tha following Krancls, Detroit Nrhf.

N. Tunny. St. tlrlm.m. Dormont Invades Beechview.

Dermont Business men traveled to arm tioliited Broadway club. 2 to 1. Next Saturday venln at 6:30 m. the Curry team will play a return rame on tha hlnh school rrounda at Dor-rmnt dames ran be had bv wrltlnp Oeorsa Strieker, 1426 Hllladtls Dormont. Locust 0901 -M betwaan 2 and 4.

Basketball Meeting. fniarpaburf church basketball man-ecare will mwt la tha T. U. A. Frtoay at Trl4 o'claek talk war paaaa far a land 17 to 7 and Belgium by 1,1 to 11.

Another Jolt to the Englishmen was the victory of the Italians In the Prince of Wales cup, a Jumping competition for teams of officers repre gt. iifWIlchelL Phlla. 9 9 13 7 I I 1 2:26, and a Sybil Frisco (3) has been a mile close to 2:30. 0 Orden. Philadelphia 2 Blankenahlp, Chic.

9 I Colllna, Detroit 7 Kolp. St. Loula 14 Murray, Boston Helmaoh, I'blladaU. Hamilton. nlavers take notice: Rndaors.

Welllncs," Catpciner Camel, li Iterrle J. H'-rrle, W. Herrel Pmrel, Poael. Ruck Wellman, 1 1 .181 4 7 .364 1 6 .833 1 .233 1 2 .333 1 1 .8.13 4 9 .108 1 7 .300 I I .266 I I .271 1 I 4 i i llrnrv Bl Rommel, pnuaaei. Thlel Koasler Williams.

Home. Osborne. Uairdn. Waahln. rldl GOOD "SIIKWHKELICK.

ttecle Watts, JJ8U. who a year aga Bklyn. SheroM. at J. Jtletxa-t.

Hintxrl, tawroil, wv senting various countries at the re-eent lnternaUawU horse sbow at CXlXSQpSa. XdBVadJMa, I RaaaaiL Waaklnstaa. 10 1 Plercy, hokum Moleea. Ji'rtaa. necHt.

Blrsc IM uu Jtuetha. salt awa yya. I UK; 4 i etf a flatted a new two-anile teadlcsj) ru98 kaakatbau lei kS I.