The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 20

TWENTY, THE MORNING CALLV WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926 NORTHAMPTON PLAYS ALEXANDER RELEASED "DUFFY" LEWIS SIGNS TO PLAY WITH SKEETERS MACAW WINNER IN BY CUBS TO CARDINALS IE WITH CATASAUQUA AQUEDUCT FEATURE Shetlock's Triple in 9th Allows Whitney Entry Takes Shevlin SAMMY MANDELL TO "BUY" TITLE FROM ROCKY KANSAS Chicago. June t1. (AP) Sammy the Rockford youth, who has been dreaming many years of wearing the lightweight crown, is going to buy his chance to win it. Mandell. together with his manager.

Eddie Kane, it was revealed today, have deckled to toss their wealth together until there la 150.000 worth, to guarantee this amount to Rocky Kansas, the title bolder, for engaging in a ten round contest with Mandell here on the afternoon of July 3. Mandell and Kane have agreed to accept fifty-five per cent of the receipts out of which they must pay Kansas J50.000. win, lose or draw. They will take whatever is left. The guarantee to Kansas, however, must be posted with the Illinois Athletic Commission not later than next Friday.

Former Boston and New York Outfielder Goes With Jersey City New York. June 22. (AP) George (Duffy) star outfielder for the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees, the A. P. says, has signed to play In the outfield with the Jersey City club of the International League, it waa announced today.

Lewis has been managing and playing with Mobile In the Southern Association, and was also manager of the Salt Lake City and Portland clubs in the Pacific Coast League. He will appear In the Jersey City lineup tomorrow. DUBBSSCOREWINOVER LEAGUEJHDERS, 3-2 Fatzinger's Fine Hurling Features Victory Over Trinity Dubbs Memorial pulled a big surprise last hy nosing out the league-leading Trinity Reformed club In a Church League gam on Weat End Field by a close score of 1 to 1. Fatxinimp 1ii.ff.tjut v-n i. a.

Former Star Hurler of Chicago Nationals Goes Via Waiver Route Konkrete Kids to Tie Up at 2-2 Handicap After Driving Finish Kennedy Made $52 on Buck Boyle-O'Brien Bout Joe Kennedy, who promoted the Buck Boyle-Pep O'Brien bout In the Lyric theatre Monday night, made exactly S52 for his worry and trouble in putting over the bill of bouts. The show did not draw nearly the $2500 gate expected, the receipts totalling slightly more than 11800. It developed yesterday that Boyle will probably be kept on the sidelines for several weeks as a result of a badly damaged left ear sustained In the O'Brien fight. Immediately after the bout the member was swollen to twice Its normal size, and Boyle was Immediately hustled to a surgeon who dressed the Injury. Union town Club Owner Does Like Duke Landgraf Johnstown, Jane 13.

(AP) Manager James MeGuire, of the Union-town club of the Middle Atlantic League, announced here today that he is positively through with Uniontown ss far as baseball was concerned. MeGuire told local newspapermen that he will move his franchise to Altoona or Char-lerol within the next ten days, and that bis team would play all of Its games on the road until sdeh action has been taken. If the Pennsylvania Railroad company will grant permission to use the cricket field for games, "Altoona will get my club for the remainder of this season," Said McQulre. "but if this cannot be arranged Charlerol will be my selection." uiuai e-vcniy oaiancta races in many davi Playing to decide the ownership of first Place in the Pennsylvania State League race. Catasauqua and Northampton went to a 2-2 tie in nine innings at Catasauqua Tuesday night, the game btng- called at the end of the ninth inning because af darkness.

It was Shetlock's triple in the ninth Inning that saved the day for Northampton, for Liuvilill! IliaillUICU at year ago in memory of the late president or th, 1 A. ORIOLES, ALTHOUGH 0UTHIT SCORE 4-3 WIN OVER LEAFS Baltimore Batters Make Safeties mi i i. i II (hit ic- tors, allowing but thm bite, all singlt-s. vimm docaey nance Flay WHJl Slaiben up went to the post favorite. The race was worth 18500 net to the winner.

H. Whitney's Macaw won by a nose from th 1 .1 .1 1 1.. t-. Tuna two gone In the ninth and his team one run behind. 2 to 1.

he scored from third base with tho tieinir run when Krlmrt fornix ANOTHER FOR BATH A. A. rinnf R. H. O.

A. Count to Whip Toronto C.htmnM Tun. V. HabenoM. a 0 0 2 1 with the Brookmeade Stable's Rockstar two lenorfha kAkl-A led the ball fT O'Rourke's bat, allowing Bhetlock to score.

Selbold hurled great ball for the The Bath A. A. nine had two bier Innlncs Aitnouen out- hit, almost 2 to 1, Baltimore captured the final game of the series from Toronto, to- rlfl 4 tn 3 Ktnthnaw 1 to defeat the Clover A. of Bethlehem. Chicago.

June 22. (AP) For years a mainstay of the Chicago National League Cubs' pitching staff, rover Cleveland Alexander was today released via the waiver route to the St. Louis National League Cardinals, The decision to release Alexander, It was said at the Cubs' offices here, followed his infraction of the training rules, which caused Manager Joe McCarthy to suspend hira. The Cardinals secured Alexander at the waiver price ot $4000. "If St.

Louis had not taken Alexander, it was our intention to release President Bill Veeck, of the Cuss. said. Bill Killefer, catcher and formerly with the Cubs, will once again become a teammate of Alexander as a result of the sale. The battery of Alexander and Killefer came to the Cubs from Philadelphia. Fans heie recently staged an Alexander Day and presented the tiinger with an expensive automobile, robe and all accessories a- a oken of their esteem.

Since that time Manager McCarthy recently stated, the hurler has been violating training rules, which lei to the suspension and to the ultimate action today. a score of 18 to 9 on the Bath diamond, the bitting of Wllliard Diehl featuring the ortnampton club, allowing but five hits and striking out thirteen of the Catasauqua batters. However, the Hlllermen were able TWO-MAN LEAGUE contest. iwinen a splendid game for the Leafs and chalked up six strikeouts. Toronto made its bid for honors in the sixth, with four hits good it- twn run.

Th. w.a-a. Clymer. If i Adams, lb i a S.v"; Neil, to bunch a timely double, a single and a base on balls with an error In the fourth inning to score two runs. Score: Catasauqua Toronto 001 002 000 3 11 0 Baltimore 020 010 Olx 4 0 Totals t.u.

ii mi 1 i.j was lonni. Ncktar set the early pace, but the Man-o -War colt. Dress Parade, soon took command, with Macaw in close pursuit. Turning into the stretch, the race at once resolved itself into a duel between Macaw and Dress Parade, the like of which has not been seen before this season. The two horses appeared to be running a dead heat for a sixteenth of a mile.

McAfee at last shoved the nose of Macaw slightly in front of Dress Parade, ridden furiously by Fator. and the third consecutive race was won by the Peter Pan Colt. The race was run In 1:37 1-5 in the face of a driving wind, and the rain was beginning to 3 i io i R. H. O.

A. E. Good scores featured the two-man bowling tournament games rolled on the Recreation alleys last night, the scores of the matches following: Team 3 Wolf 121 189 151 461 Eutz 159 203 187 649 Dabba 2 0 R. H. O.

A. E. The box score: Bath A. A. R.

H. O. A. E. Slides, ss 3 0 1 0 2 Miller, rf 1 1 1 0 Schwab, 2b 3 2 2 0 0 Erwin.

3b .....4 1 1 W. Diehl. lb 3 4 11 0 0 A. Diehl. cf a Wagner, ss 1 3 1 3 1 A.

Scheffler, 0 1 4 0 1 Jones, 0 1 1 6 0 1 12 Burgtr. cf Faulkner and O'Nell; Earnshaw and Cobb. TOUCH FOR CLOTHIERS 2 0 0 Johnson. 3b 2 9 0 Kline, ss Eckert, lb Hlller, 3b Ebinger, If Barth. Bentley, 2b Borrelli, rf TVftner, cf Jones, 392 3381010 3 0 2 2 JOHN LEVI'S HOME RUN WINS FOR HARRISBURG, 4-2 Redskin Connects With One on Base to Beat Shamokin Shamokin, June 22.

(AP) The Har-riskurg Senator took the third and deciding game ot the aeries from Shamokin today, 4 to 2. Levi's home run over the left field fence witn one runner on the paths proved to be the deciding factor of the game. Shamokin fell on Bailey for three hits and two runs In the" first Inning, but the Harrisburg southpaw settled down and was invincible after that. Score: Harnsbuig 102 100 000 4 10 0 Shamokin iOO 000 000 2 7 2 Batteries Bailey nnd Mueller; Schessler, Newberry and Lutz. i 1 4 0 1 0 0 1 Jenkln.

If Rau. as Moll. 1 Knapp. Fatzinger. Andreas rf 280 Team 14 173 160 8 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 1S7 108 8 494 398 24 0 0 0 0 2 1 Totals 14 10 4 4 0 11 1 0 Clover A.

C. Buts. 2b Totals Herb Handicap Totals Pauley Moyer Totals Total 2 7 12 283 292 918 R. H. O.

A. E. Northampton Totals Hess Brothers Nina Gets 26-2 Drubbing From Iron Workers The Lehigh Structural Steel nine ran np a 26 to 2 accre on the Hess Brothers team in their soft ball league game played on the Muhlenberg diamond last night, home runs by Gerhardt and Kirby featuring the attack. The box score: Structural Steel 230 423 9 26 Hess Brothers 000 011 0 2 Batteries. Gerhardt and Kirby; Landla.

Allsop, Smith and Haas. 1 2 12 0 0 R. H. O. A.

E. Horning, lb Cropper, ss Crout, Trinity 3 4 21 2 ooo zoo 2 ooo 011 1 182 199 540 526 1 Dubbs 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 8 0 0 2 13 1 2 0 0 0 Hartzell. 2b 341 Team ft 179 204 383 Team 13 148 181 27 BOOSTER BASEBALL GAME BY AMICUS A. A. JULY 11 The Amicus A.

A. will hold a booster baseball game on their diamond on July 11 when they will have a strong opponent to meet their crack team. Tickets are now being sold for the game at the club house and by the members. HPh 381 3021066 HORNSBY IS GLAD TO GETALEXANDER Cardinal Manager Says Big Hurler Will Go Good With Former Teammate 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 8 1 12 LONG SHOTS HAVE BIG 1 0 O'Rourke. 2b Getza, 3b Walker, ss Christman, rf Mclnnis, lb O'Donnell, Khetlock, rf Thomas, cf x.Selbold, Oilroy, Young.

If Wenner. 3b Cool, rf Moser. cf Ritter. 1 Snyder Ritter Handicap 142 146 27 446 497 81 DAY. ON LAT0NIA TRACK 0 0 1 -0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 NEW HURLER TO PITCH FOR NORTHAMPTON TODAY Garland, rf 315 3531024 1 vii.

iicrwn to me game. At the same time the tickets will Blanket Finish in Sixth Race Pro Totals I Bast, cf Van Zierdl 0 0 356 Team 8 204 170 ..0 0 fennel, Total 2 8 27 8 1 Dickert Geary umuiiuiio nn uiuijui! comesi Dy wnicn a handsome 2 3-jewel Illinois watch will be vide SpectatorsWith Thrills Latonla. June 22. (AP) Tinr wa 149 184-195 167- 537 32 Totals 9 11 24 13 4 Northampton 000 000 101 2 Catasauqua 000 200 000 2 Three-base hits Shetlock. Two-base hits vv.

vi iihw iienaing xne game. The watch will be wound on July fit TinTa Tim. AA Totals 344 3511069 a good day at Latonla today. Lahme and Allaire each paid over SO to 11. The sltb race was a blanket finish between Lakme.

Malcolm Jr Queen Clara and May Fair. Team -i i yj iuvi: Cleveland Alexander, veteran Chicago Cub pitcher, nhn tnHv wuat Bath A. A 300 037 41x 18 Clover A. 011 040 030 Ebinger. Walker.

Struck out Bv Jones. 9 and the time at which it stops will determine the winner. The watch fa now Wilson AMICUS A. A. BATTLES AMICUS T.

S. TONIGHT Hot Rivals Meet on Amicus Field in What Should Be Good Game A game that is expected to produce lots of fireworks is scheduled for tonight at 6.15 o'clock on Amicus field. Tenth and Washington streets, when Manager Charlie Adams sends his Amicus Training school nine into action against the Amicus A. A. There is keen rivalry between the two clubs, and each Is bent on scoring a victory In tonlsht's game.

by Selbold. 13. Bases on balls Oft Grantz 201 219 1 148 503 203 588 1 3 Cardinals by the waiver -route, will strengthen the local club. Manager Rogers Hornsby Twobase hits Schwab. W.

Diehl, Jones, Young. Cool. Home runs W. Diehl. Jones.

2: off Selbold. 1. umpires Brlody and Rapine. display at Harry Klstler'a Jewelry shop at -ui auM. won me au-age feature hv a neck from Marconi.

Kentnckv rr1lni Handicap Konkrete Kids Get International Leaguer to Oppose Dukes The Northampton A. A. this evening will have a new pitcher on the, mound against the Allentown Dukes If the present plans of the Northampton management mature. A twirler from the International League is expected In the cement town this morning, and he is scheduled for a try-out -with the Dukes this evening at the game that Is to start at 6.45 o'clock on the Northampton field. annuuncea lonignt.

Struck out By Jones, 4: Ritter. 6: Van Zierdt, Young. 1. Base on kalis Off xu-i uamnton street. Already a large number of tickets Totals It was pointed out that Alexander always 421 3521094 again ran a dull race, and was never In the running.

Polly Sue. favorite for the feurth. got a fast break and led to the last aitv.nth LATZ0-HARM0N BOUT OFF Team Jones. Ritter. 6: Van Zierdt, Young, 374 10 114 166 1 321 14 367 120 15 312 10 212 190 been sold to fans who appreciate the effort z.

nit Dy pucnea Dan van Zierdt (A. Diehl). Wild Pitches Ritter. 2. Passed was at his best when on the same club with his former battery mate, Billy Kil-lifer, former Chicago Cub manager, who now is Hornsby's assistant.

Alexander beenn hin maW l.ama vu Stauff er Herb Handicap 168 147 15 184 619 166 443 15 45 of the club to furnish clean baseball and where Euphrasia and Mary Jane passed her and the two had a driving finish. Polly Sue two lengths behind. ball Fehnel. Scorer Arch Leigh. other sport.

Totals with Philadelphia in 1911 and In 191B 330 365 1007 Team Rain Forces Postponement of Newark Welterweight Bout Till Tonight New York. June 22. (AP) Rain forced the postponement of the welterweight bout between Pete Latzo. Scranton miner and present titleholder. and Willie Harmon, scheduled to be held tonight In Newark.

T. J. pitched that club to Its only National LtEieufl nennnnt hv iniilne titptti. Wilson 221 169 220 653 165 524 Grantz and losing only ten. He went to the Cubs along with Killefer from the Phillip, in Totals 402 390 3851177 the winter of 1917 at a price said to have Team 3 oeeu ou, uuu.

A steady downpour that began early this afternoon and continued intermittently Laudy 159 181 12 199 188 12 216 E74 231 600 12 36 Handicap MORTON CLUB WINS, Totals 399 459 1210 TAKING LEAGUE LEAD 352 Team 5 198 183 tnrougnout the afternoon with little pros- sect of a let-up, caused officials ot the bout to cancel It for the Under the present plans, the bout will be held tomorrow night. While the title would pot have changed hands through a decision, as the result of the scheduled bout, still Harmon can garner the crown by knocking out Latzo, or if for any reason the champion cannot carry on, Jersey boxing laws prohibit decisions. Pauley. Moyer 159 236 190 547 232 651 Morton beat Franklin last night by a close score of 8 to 7 on the River Front diamond, and as a result went into first place In the United Playground League. Reese's home Totals 395 422 119S 381 Team 5 167 265' Pauley 212 211 193 672 182 658 Moyer run ieaturea me game.

The standing of the United Playground SENECAS DIVIDE TWO Totals -League io aaie xoiiows; W. L. Pet. 432 423 3751230 Team 3 Morton 2 .71 Wolf 181 larainais 4 3 .671 149 467 192 681 137 197 9 Franklins 4 3 .571 Butz Handicap 193 9 9 27 ilerbst 1 6 .145 Totals 382 The score of last night's game: 343 350 1075 n. he.

The Seneca A. C. defeated the Allen Alt-Stars by a score of 17 to 8 in the second trame of a double-header after losing the first game. 10 to 7. Fine hitting by Haas and Christman featured the games.

The games: FIRST GAME Seneca A. C. 021 202 000 7 All-Stars 202 040 200 10 Batteries: Shlffert and Vpdegrove; Stauf-fer and Walton. SECOND GAMB Seneca A. 140 401 7 17 All-Stars .220 024 010 -Morton 010 104 110 ,8 9 0 Franklin 103 003 100 7 MASCART WINS ON FOUL FROM CURLEY IN FIFTH LOOKING FOR GAMES Watched Speeding British Featherweight Champion Is The Fratcrr.al Order of Tigers would like Disqualified for Hitting Low Pari.

Tuna 91 A 1." i 10 uooa sunoay ana iwuignt games with such teams as the Lanark A. Indian Creek Pfljrlr Trianirla A I- I i nuuuiiru Aiascan, SEMI-PRO LEADERS TO PLAY FULLERT0N TONIGHT -o iuan neers, Telephone company, and oth- ngibll. i i ct i 1 1 ua in cu- rope. was given the decision over Johnny Curley. British featherweight champion at the Cirque de Paris tonight in the fifth round of their tight.

Curley waa disqualified for hitting low. arveled irraiiin ui BAiiie caiiore. Aaaress A. Shellhammer. 1234 Union street, city.

The Coplay Tigers of the Lehigh Valley 1. imic wtAt ouiiuay open jon their schedule and would like to arrange 41, 6aiuo euner at nome or away witn some Looklnr for C.amrm Due to a cancellation, the Tliif. Hokendauqua Team to Oppose Frank Stoudt's Club in League Game The Hokendauqua White Sox, leaders In the Lehigh Valley Semi-Pro League, come down to Fullerton tonight to battle with the Fullerton club In a scheduled league game. Fullerton has been going good during the past few weeks, and is out to take the ioalp of the leaders in tonight's game. ciuu.

1 earns interested snould get in touch with Manager Ed. Treivley, Cop-lay, or call 234-M. faloes are without a game for Sunday, June 27, and would like to book a earns awav. They are a junior team. Address Stanley Llsetskl, Newport avenue, Northamp ton, Pa.

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