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TTTTT'TWYYnnT ft Tr i-r-r-r THE -AKRON PAGE BEST: -PAGES IN AKRON ISSl' WESTERN BOXER IS JACKSON BACK IN THE GAME i 1 "PEG" EVAMSL IS I thf UTiNniHP, Mil HOUSE IS 1 1 II- Ulf UlLMIIU "Peg" Evans is playing grand ball with Albany, N. -Y. DROPPED FOR COUNT PUniNG UP STAR AMERICAN LEAGUE, Teams. G. W.

Philadelphia 77 45 Johnny Griffith la atill flirting with that offer from Australia. iiewiram IIFFIIIIEIIIiG 32 37 Detroit g2 45 yiv BY CHARLIE WHITE GAME IN ALBANY II Washington 79 43 Chicago 78 42 Pet .584 .549 .544 .538 .531 .525 .387 .333 Boston 81 43 With two Akron balloons in the International race, the Rubber City has the edge on ether coun St Louis 80 42 New York 75 29 38 38 46 62 tries in the big October event. Stanley Yoakum Takes Slumber Punch In Cleveland 78 26 Akron Man Playing Sensa Red Mike, Leo McAllister's Nineteenth Round After Putting Up Stren NATIONAL LEAGUE. tional Game at Third and Batting Ball Hard. Pacer, Cops Fourth Money in Classy Field.

Eddie Ketchel and Karl William's are- back in this section. Some inducement for Pat O'Neil to get busy. uous Battle -Mattie Baldwin, Continues To Win Battles -O'Neil Wants Crack At Ketchel And Williams Doc's Ring Coiri- ment. Ray "Peg" Evans, well known Leo McAllister's pacer. Red Pet.

.595 .532 .513 .493 .487 .471 .493 .440 Cleveland papers give Phil Brock credit for winning whether he does or not. Mike, copped fourth money in the 2:22 class pace at Tiffin yesterday. Akron ten pin artist who Is playing third base for Albany, N. in the, New York Bute league, is playing a great brand 'of ball this season. "Peg" Is batting .247 and Time was exceptionally fast, the second heat- won by The Autocrat, boxer was a few pounds vQver weight.

Akron horses are entered this week in -the races' at Tiffin, O. being in 2:13 Summary. Teams. G. W.

New York 74 44 30 Chicago 79 42 37 St. Louis 80 41 39" IPhiladelphia 73 36 37 Cincinnati 78 38 40 Brooklyn 70 33 37 Pittsburg 71 33 38 Boston .75 33 42 FEDERAL LEAGUE. I W. h. Chicago 46 31 Indianapolis 41 33 Baltimore 40 35 Buffalo 37 35 Brooklyn 36 34 Kansas City 35 44 St.

Louis 34 45 Pittsburg 30 42 fielding bis position in great BY DOC. I Had Charlie White (ought such battle against Willie Ritchie aa i did against Stanley Yoakum at Ilenver, lest night, he 2:10 TROT PTJRSB 1400. O'NEIL WANTS TO shape. Pet. Alta Coast, b.m by Cuyler MEET THIS New York Americans have been Cost Dempsey 1 i Turk McGlory, b.

by Rex after Evans but Manager Phelps Is inclined to kold onto bim until Americus (Pifer) 2 2 Bon Ton, br. s. (Estes) 3 3 3 the close of the season. .597 .554 .533 .514 .514 .4,43 .430 According to 'the Knickerbocker Jack Woodcllffe, b. by Dar 'TBI Press of Albany, "Peg" 1 is a favorite with the fans, in the story Intercity matinee at Cleveland Friday and Saturday will attract society folks as well as the ordinary run of B'port lovers.

"Do you 'spone Johnny will light Bill Lang when he gets to Australia?" a friend from Wadsworth asked Pop Griffith. Well, hardly, r. t. Peggy Parratt says he will have a better team than he had last It won't be necessary, Peg, of a recent game tbe Press says .417 Eddie Ketohel of Grand Rapids and Earl Williams of Cleveland, both of whom have 'been away on tours of the Middle West for the past few months, are againback in this section. Ketohel is "stopping in Canton while Williams is back in the Sixth 01tjv.

Pat O'Neil is anxious to get a crack at either Ketchel or Williams. Pat fought Williams at the East Market street rink and made grand showing until he was injured in the sourth 0'Nell today be she indisputed champion of xt 1 1 weight class. White termin-. ated last night's affair in the nth round with a Elid right hook the Jaw, af he had sent oakum to the canvas for the count of seven. White fought "The game was replete with fast work, a great one-handed running catch of a foul by Evans in the YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

fifth causing the s.OOO fans pres ent to stand up and cheer bim on American League. Boston 2, Cleveland 1. Chicago-New York Rain. St. Louis-Philadelphia Rain.

Detroit 2, Washington 0. his way to tne bench, Another item from tbe same pa had the better of three of the four by Allerton (Critcheld) 4 4 The Ace, Dude Simmons, Charley King and Catherine also started. Time 2:17. 2:18, 2:18. 2:27 TROT, PtRSE $400.

The Acme, b. (Dona- hue) ...1 dr Major Stout (Stout) ...2 3 2 1 1 1 Peter Bells, b. by Bison Peter (Mitchell) 5 18 2 1 Hurry, b. by Labretto (Robinson) ...5 1 8 7 4 8 Marie Constance, b. by Constance 8 3 2 3 4 Karl Mobel, Henry Sylvia.

Atlanta Peter, O. R. Max Axworthy and Peton also started. Time 2:1.. 2:22, 2:22, 2:23.

Race declared finished at end of per says: "Albany took to Jim The Akron fight colony will have' a valuable addition In Alvle Miller. Marooy offerings from the- start and hit bim hard and consistently throughout the game, Evans leading tbe swatfest by driving out a Pennant ra.cpn In nil throo rltv rounds when the battle terminated. On account of the unsatisfactory ending their last O'Neil wants another chance at the Cleveland man. Pat would Also, like to try conclusions with Ketchel over the eight or ten round route. leagues are warming up as the National League.

St Louis 3, Boston 2. New York 12, Chicago 8. Brooklyn-Pittsburg Rain. Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 3. Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 2.

deunie and three singles in five times at bat" teams are on tne nnai leg ot the flag chase. "WATCHFUL WAITING" lis usual game and aggressive light. Yoakum is a fighter of the A'olgast Nelson type, and White, Ity his superior boxing, had no (rouble keeping out of harm's (ray. -V-. When Charlie finally- got the tough Denver boy in distress Md not become over anxious as he lid with Ritchie in the first round, their Milwaukee battle.

He ought like a little machine, Judged MtflnA nprfAntilv and nnHlnr a.11 PERIOD STILL ON. RED SOX RECRUIT Secretary Clark of the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A.

is hopeful that his proposed basketball league will be sue cessful. The period of watchful waiting Federal League. Baltimore 3, Buffalo 1. BsltimoreT, Buffalo 2. Chicago 11, St.

Louis 2. Pittsburg-Brooklyn Rain.1 fifth heat by consent ot owners. 2:22 PACE, PURSE $400. Judge Ormund, blk. by is still on at Johnny Griffith's head quarters.

Johnny wants to make Ormonde (Majors) 7 2 1 11 the trip to Australia, and so does GAME INS FIRST Kansas City 7, Indianapolis 3. The Autocrat, by The Bernie Strapp, vbut they want to Imitator (Liter) ..11283 have all things thoroughly under nea iMiKe, McAllister speedy pacer, got fourth money in the 1 2:22 pace at Tiffin yesterday. TODAY'S GAMES. Tena, b. by Rex Leon stood before tihey make the start: lis power into a solid right hook, tent the Western walloper down the sleep count.

(Stokes) .2 7 8 Red Mike, g. by Ana 2 NAPS GET HITS Strapp received a letter from Tom Andrews yesterday in which the Milwaukee promoter said the American League. Cleveland at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia nias (McAllister) 3 4 3 3 4 Directum Medium, Cedarvtlle Local sports are barking Gunboat Smith at even money to win over Carpentier Thurs- day in London.

(two HATTY FINALLY COPS 4.0(H) guarantee given Griff was games). Boy, Bessie Birdie Alcyo, Be- the same as that given Jimmy Clab- Detroit at Washington. Chicago at New York. CHAMPIONSHIP. Matty" Baldwin aad Gilbert Gal- Ernie Shore From Baltimore Matty Baldwin continues to win.

miever, Fanny Foster, Hal D. and Jerry Connor also started. Time 2:17, 2:13, 2:14, 2:17, 2:20 son had been on the hospital list Trounces Birmingham Crew His defeat of Gilbert Gallant last night in Boston proves that the old boy is not through by any means. for a long time, suffering from 'by, Eddie McGoorty, Young Saylor, Joe Shugrue and other American fighters who have gone to the antipodes. Strapp, Johnny's new trainer and manager, believes it would do the Akron boxer a world of good to make the trip to Australia.

mt fought for the "New England" gbitwelght championship at Boson last night. Baldwin' was given be decision at-, the end- of the in Initial Appearance With National Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Boston at St. Louis. New York at Chicago.

Brooklyn at Pittsburg Joe JackBon, the hard-hitting center fielder of the Cleveland Naps, who has returned to his regular place in' the lineup. Jack- A. A. B. A.

GAMES sprained back. He is now preparing to get in tbe race for the American league batting championship. Boston. (two Welfth round. 1 Will Lodge says the new track at Silver lake will be one of the best in the state.

games). In the first two rounds Gallant CLASS A. ad a big lead. Then Matty BOSTON, July 15. Pitcher Ernie Shore, a new recruit O.

R. vs. Big Kids, Sunday, Buchtel field, 3:30 p. m. Umpire, lhanged h(s tactics, aBBuming the iffenslve.

From that time on un- Taylor Sturgeon, 2: 13 owned by Crone Sever, Washington C. ANOTHER MEGAPHONE PARTY FOR THE TIMES FIGHT Canton fight fans are anxious to. see the pictures of the Britton-Griff 1th fight Federal League. Indianapolis at Kansas City. Brooklyn at Pittsburg.

St. Louis at Chicago. Baltimore at Buffalo. FANS from Baltimore, made his Initial appearance on the mound Tuesday 11 the -end of the final round, the last season's green Wonder on gt was aJl. Baldwin's.

-e? the Ohio half-mile tracks, will make his' first start this season at the Portage 'AJ C. vs. Walkover, Sunday, Nollan's park, 3:30 p. m. Umpire, Hanna.

Goodlows vs. Wise Furnace, Sat- Baldwin recently refused to meet WlVrBDUU XII JWU OIU HUUUIIUi I and trimmed the Cleveland Napa Cleveland drew tbe short end of ai i A person is too good to be true is a hypocrite. LLima meeting. ack Brltton because the Chicago 2 to 1 score. The Naps got only jurday, League park, 3:30 p.

m. two hits off the recruit's delivery. Umpire, Graff. He looks like the "goods." Score: INTERCOLLEGIATE H. O.

A. 1 Returns of the Smlth-Carpentier fight In London Thursday' for the white heavyweight championship of the world, will be re-reived1 by The Times oyer the Associated Press cable and leased wire. 1 The battle, round by round, 1 will be megaphoned at The Times office. Thursday's big fight will Mart at 3:30 Akron time. Indications are that the crowd which will assemble at the arena will be the greatest since the Jeffries -Johnson light in Reno, July 4, 1910.

AB. Cleveland -CHAMPIONS 1013-14. 1 3 1-0 Walkovers vs. Oeebnsner Tailors. Saturday, Nollan's park, 3:30 p.

m. Umpire, O'Neill. Douglas Tailors and Tellings-Postponed. Football Baseball Track Harvard Michigan Cornell Columbia CLASS B. Rowing 3 3 4 4 3 2 1 2' 2 3 First Church of Christ vs.

Stelg- Oraney, If Turner, 3b Johnston, cf Olson, 2b Klrke, lb Chapman, ss Wood, rf Leibold, rf O'Neill, Steen, Association football ners A. Saturday, Buchtel field, 3:30 p. m. Umpire, Lemberger. Harvard 4 Cross country running.

East Ohio Gas vs. XXth Cen tury Tailors, Sunday, Buchtel field. Cornell Cricket Pennsylvania Race Track Bhws Away in Storm; Owner Is Hunting It 1:30 p. m. Umpire, Brown.

Basketball. Cornell-Columbia Central High vs. Imperials, Sat-' Fencing Columbia urday, Perkins park, 3 p. m. Umpire, Yonell.

i Golf Yale Gymnastics Arcades vs. Adamson Machine, New York University Sunday, League park, 1 p. m. Umpire, Llellewyn. back track and got the other half.

Savage never found either. Savage is a persistent builder, though, so there may be four halves wandering before long. Princeton Hockey If you see half of a race track in our back yard some morning telegraph M. W. Savage, Minneapolis.

It's his. There are two halves some place in the world, so that doubles your Superior Printing Co. v. Twi light A. Saturday, League nark.

Cornell Yale Princeton Harvard Cornell Lacross Swimming Water polo Tenuis Wrestling Totals 27 1 -3 24 14 2 Boston AB. R. H. O. A.

E. R6hg, rf 0 11 0 0 Scott, ss 0 3 4 4 1 Speaker, cf 2 1 0 10 0 Lewis, It 4 0 1 2 0 6 Gardner, 3b 3 8 8 0 4 0 Janvrin, lb 2 1 0 13 0 0 Yerkes, 2b i 4 0 OS 28 Cady, 4 0 3 3 1 0 Shore, 0 1 0 8 0 Totals 82 2 27 17 1 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Boston 0 0 8 1 1 0 0 0 2 Umpire, CLASS C. chance of finding one. Day Drugs, vs. Neighbors, Ken- RED MIKE LOOKS more, Sunday, 3 p.

m. Umnlre. O'Neill. Diamond Parks vs. Fasig Art, Savage is one of tbe big men in tbe light harness game, and as a hobby runs one of the biggest breeding farms in the country.

To give his men a better chance to work out the horses he covered his half-mile track, completely with a Nollan's, 1 p. m. Umpire, Hanna. LIKE REAL RACER With her new grand stand, new track and ,16 new stalls, the -St. Clatrsvllle fair, Sept.

15-17, will be putting on airs. Pancost of Twilights, call 2835 Bell in regard to 'Saturday's game. shed. Two base hit Rehg. Three base hit O'Neill.

Sacrifice hit Turn 1 of the Panama Canal ir" ra McAllister's Side Wheeler Shows Up Well in Early Events This Season. er. Stolen bases-cnapman, uraney, Scott. Double play Yerkea to Scott to Janvrin. Left on bases Cleveland 8, Boston 12.

First base on balls Off Steen oft Bhore 3. Everything was fine until three weeks ago. Savage heard the wind howling one night, and the next morning saw the sunlight shining full on half the track. The broken ends of the timbers in the half of the shed that was left pointed In the general direction taken by the First base on errors Cleveland 1, 7- "Bull" Durham in fresh, fragrant, hand-mde cigarettes has proved a constant source of comfort and inspiration. to army pf tireless workers in the Canal zone.

Keen-eyed surveyors, resourceful, engineers, sturdy section-bosses, bronzed army officers, all "roll their own" in the stress of work under a tropic sun, or in cyclone and the other half. Boston 1. Hit hy pitcher By Steen (Shore). Struck out By Steen 3, by Shore 8. Time 1:47.

Umpire Connelly and O'Lough- Silver lake Chautauqua JULY 31 TO AUGUST INCLUSIVE Seventh Season And Better Than Ever Ohio School of Methods Second Week First Class Speaking Exceptionally Good Music Physical Culture And Kature Study Clause Tents For Rent Ihiring Chautauqua Season SECURE YOUR TICKETS NOW Savage started In to rebuild, but before he got bis saw and hammer warmed up the cyclone took the HAGGERTY LAYING the balmy, restful evenings under the stars in Panama Cityand Colon. Whenever men go forth to da men's work in the rough corners' of the world, moftot the luxuries of civilization they leave behind Red Mike. 2:15, sired by Ananias, promlnes to be the best In Leo McAlIlxter's string this season. Red Mike got bis present mark In Cleveland two week ago, Horsemen who have seen the" little slde-wheeler work this season say he will be clipping off miles In better than 2:10 before the close of the season. He ha already attracted considerable attention by his consistent pacing and his superior racing manners.

McAllister ha three other good ones but he likes Mike tbe best of all. them; but one luxury, the most satisjytng ot ail, tney carry wnn mem GENUINE FOUNDATION FOR FOOTBALL ASSO. rTN I AKESIDE PARK CASINO Coolest Place in Town I When Cinnamon, 2:07, goea to New York this summer to race In a number of Eastern events, be I expected make a good showing, as he la In moat excellent condition and bat been stepping some fait working miles. An Ohio-bred horse 1 the crowning sensation of tbe Indianapoli track. Grace Ongale, by Ongale, and full slater to Time Ongale, 2:08.

and out of Lou Ros we bred by D. A. Hame of LtwUtown, who own her lr. She made a mile in 2:13 a few day ago and Indicated that she could have stepped It In 1:10 without worry to herwlf. She I 3 yr old and Is expected to do om record-breaking before the eu cloe.

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