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2 TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 29, HL1 unesTy iDOSTon prayes py lYicuraw JwOwiypuT rignnnguang Record. H-HM I 1M' I 1 1 lH 1 111 I National league. Cards Furnish Thrill. (Continued from First Page.) FANS GET IN TRACK CHAMPS American League- JOHNSON BACK IN OLD FORM.

critics, some of whom bora titles noble as "foremost carsman in Amear-Ica." These men labeled the Callfnit nla boys as the darkest of horses1 wh couldn't possibly win, but It waa Jim Rice, the Columbia coach, who said: "The Stanford crew rows well and will bear watching." COBB THERE AT BASE STEALING. ENTER TRYOUTS. GIANTS BEAT BRAVES TWICE. FREE TO GAME. TBT.A.

DAY WIBJ5.1 NEW YORK, June 28. For the first time In many years ad Pitches Shutout Ball in Jlis Last Three Games. Milan's Record Doomed Unless Ty Stops. Eleven-inning Game is Won by Mathcxvson. mission to a big league game here was free today, when the Brooklyn club of the Federal League gave a fan's day.

President Robert B. Ward engaged a band cr the game with the Chicago club this afternoon. NEW MANAGER FOR THE RED SOX TEAM LAXXIN WILL SFXL OWNERSHIP if ma can get ins PRICE. There are rumors that 1916 will sea a new manager of tha Red Box. dthletics Never Get Near the Home Plate.

Thirty-nine Steals in Fifty-four Games. Champs Toss Second Affair Away by Errors. "Dcn't wait for Columbia: look out for Cornell." No one who saw the race will deny that the work of the western crew was the sensation of the day. It Is surprising what a great number of people really to see the visitors win. Like mushrooms, Stanford enthusiasts sprang up after It was all oyer.

Pennant hucksters brought forth their Cardinal banners, unsold before the regatta. But this morning and yesterday, and every other day. the powerful California crew was looked upon as good company for the launches that followed the tall end shell. Now the question la asked: Will they come, next year? At Stanford quarters It was stated that In the event of a Stanford victory on the Coast and If sufficient funds are available a 1818 visit ia IBI A. P.

NIGHT W1MM CHICAGO, June 28. National champions will compete next Saturday at Stagg University of Chicago, in the annual track meet of the Central A. A. IT. Joe Loomls, winner of the American title at Baltimore last summer in the 100-yard dash, running high jump and low hurdles, and Harry Goelltz, high hurdles champion, were among the entries today.

The meet will serve as a preliminary evpnt to the tryouts of the central division for the national events, which will be held at San Francisco. The try-outs will also be held at Stagg Field July 17, i The purpose of the novelty was to add to the popularity of the Brooklyn club. They are strong too. Likewise it Is more than likely that Lan- Looks Like a Hundred Thefts Hurler Crowell is Simply Out of Luck. Timely Hitting of McGraw's Men Helps Cause.

in a Year. Twobae hlta Lewis, Tbnmaa, Hartwdl, Maya. Stolen baso Wagner. Double play JariTrin to Wagner Hoblitzol. Basea on balla Off Mirllale.

2: very, probable. Clyde Milan of Washington holds the modern base-stealing record, with eighty-eight thefta acquired back in 1912. But this record Is almost sure to fade out unless Ty Cobb drops a leg TBT A. P. NIGHT W7RE.T NEW YORK, June 28.

New Tork won two 4 games from the world's champion Bostons here today by 3 to 2 and 5 to 3. The first game was an eleven-inn Ingr pitchers' battle with Mathewson having the better of H-4 H-4-H--H- BY A. P. NIGHT WASHINGTON, June 28. 'Washington defeated Philadelphia today, 2 to 0.

Jt was a pitchers' battle between Johnson and Crowell. Johnson has not allowed run in the last 28 innings he has pitched. PHILADELPHIA. WORM TURNS. The worm has turned.

The East has forgotten the past failures of Pacific nln will sell his ownership If ha can get his price. He Is about as disgusted as he can be by the Ingratitude of high-salaried members of his team. If George Stalllngs had the Red Sox he would have copped tha bunting and be on the Journey to ring in twice. While the Red Sox are not being paid the press agent salaries that are being noised about they are getting skyscraper bundles compared to what the Braves are collecting with the exception of John Jay Even. Portland (Or.) Municipal Civil Serrx Ice Board will Invite women swimmers to compete In long-distance events, endurance, ability to teach swimming and rescue drowning persons.

From tha lint ttinsia airnrtnir Gce! somewhere or time between now and Coast oarsmen. The surprise, amazement and consternation of the regatta have blended Into wonderment. JIMMY ARCHER MAY BE GIANT. (iregg, off Pieh, li nff Mays, 2. Hit Off MrHale.

2 in 1-3 inninir: off Cottrell. 1 In .2 2-8; off Pieh, 4 in off Grrg 4 in 8 2-3: off Maya. 8 In 61-8. Hit by pitrher Ry (Iresm. Nuna-maier; by May.

Oroe. Stmck out By (togg, 3l by Maya, 2. Umrilre Nallln and Diueen. FELSCII'S TRIPLE BEATS BROWNS, 4-2. tT A.

P. NIGUT WIRB.1 CHICAGO, June 28. Felseh's triple with the bases filled, gave Chicago a lead which St Louis could not overtake and the locals won, 4 to 2. Sehalk opened third with a triple and Blackburne and Scott walked, filling the basea Felsch then delivered hia blow and scored himself on NVeaver'a single. A.B.

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The second contest was decided in Murphy, rf, Slnmk. rf. Walsh. If. October.

Cobb to date has collected thirty-nine steals in fifty-four games. At this same Impetus he will lay In a supply of pilfered bases well over one hundred, which, if completed, will stand as a target for our fleet young wonderment at the race of the men who broke training five days in a Pullman car. rowed a week under strange conditions, and then made) everybody sit up and take painful ft-haM, 3b. U.ioie, 2b. alrlnnis, lb.

lrT, c. 8 4 8 12 OX THE favor of the home team through errors by Boston and New York's timely hitting. Score: game: ROSTOV. AT ANY 1 8 1 1 7 1 14 RATE, 1TE IS MARKET. notice.

Ktipf, us. Ciwell, p. to shoot at for a number of spicy And there Is wonderment at the highest number of points will be selected Instructors for women at tha public parks pools during the summer. Totals 0 WASHINGTON. confidence that had been placed in the opinion of many eastern rowing 2b campaigns on beyond.

To appreciate Cobb's superhuman base running, one has only to use these succulent statistics for a foundation of comparative dope, The two fastest people in the Amer B.H. P.O. A. JS. 0 0 Pltepttrick, ii inert, if rnnnotfy.

if Kmith, 3b ft-hmkit, lb Malice, rf Maranrilla, a Racui. i.B. H. B.H. P.O.

A. E. .401310 6 0 0 0 .30 1 2 10 .412030 4 0 11 0 1 .811001 .401 400 .4 0 0 8 8 0 .4 0 0 0 1 0 "2 "i il Is "2 Is Offered to the Phillies for Killefer, but the Trade Is not Pulled Off Cub Manager Denies All Rumors of Deal, but Catcher Is on Market. A.B. 4 4 3 4 3 4 1 8 ican League are Bert Shotten and Fritx Connolly, if.

Koster, 8b. Shanks, if, Milan, cf. Garxlit, lb. NrtT. 2b.

Ainamith, e. MrHririe, M. Johnaou, p. Maisel. Both are batting only a shade under .300, which shows how often they are getting on.

Yet Cobb has Totals of -TlliUil stolen exactly as many bases as Shot- Ont out itheo winning run Kond. NEW YORK. ton and Maisel togpther thirty-nine and Shotten and Maisel are ranked among the base running stars of the commonwealth. Among others endowed with speed RinrfBraM. cf Hiiroa, If Jiovle.

2b lit toller, JW'ertaon, rf and the batting eye, Cobb has stolen R. B.H. P.O. A. E.

OOIOO 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 18 0 2 2 8 fi 1 0 12 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 17 10 0 0 0 4 0 "i 12 33 19 Mn-kle. lb 4 (ii'ADt, 3b 5 ires and 8 Uatliewaon, 2 TUI 39 more baaes than Collins, Speaker, Jackson, Milan and Strunk all put to-gether and only one less than the combined steals' of the three leading base runners In the National League. Cadillac and Paige Agency Twelfth and Main Streets. Main STfft The rumor in New York that Jimmy Archer is soon to become a member of the Giants brought forth a strong denial from Manager Bresna-han of the Cubs, but the fact remains that Archer Is on the market. The Chicago officials, no doubt, want to keep the matter a secret until a deal can be arranged, as It would not improve Archer's work any to know that the club was trying to get rid of him.

While the Cubs were in this city on their first trip, Bresnahan offered Archer to the Phillies for Killefer, AccessorSei Which is fair evidence as to why Tyros Mati touring model $668 fully equipped F.O.B. Lot Angeles, Now on exhibition. Standard equipment throughout METZ COMPANY ToUla .................30 2 7 27 10 0 BCORB BY 1NNING8 123456789 Philadelphia O00O0O0O 0 Washington 0 2000000 2 SUMMARY. Two-haafl hit Ncff, Ainsniitfi. Bav balb Off (Ymell, 2.

Hit bv pitcjiw By Croirell, Shanloi: by Jclinson, ICopt. Struck out By Crowfll, by Johnson, 7. Passed tails Amamith, Lapp, Via-pire 0 -UilgliIin ami Hildebrand. TIGERS WALLOP INDIANS, 6 TO 3. 1BT A.

P. NIGHT WIRB.l DETROIT, Mich. June 28. Two passes, two errors and four singles In the third inning gave Detroit six runs and a six to three victory over Cleveland today. Detroit errors helped the Indians' to two of their scores, the other resulting from Chapman's triple and an out.

CLEVELAND. $685 HERB SCORE BY INNINGS. rtoatnn 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 02 Naw York 0 002000000 13 eniMABY. Twvbaae lilts Doyle, Rraith, Connolly. Hooia nin Maft-e.

lis tin on balls Off MaUHtisnn, 8: off Rapin, 2. Strmk out B.v Matliewann. by Huron, b. Passed ball Meyers, I'lnyircs Higler and Jiart, Second game: BOSTON. Main 944 118 West Pico Home 23482 the Terror is ranked aa a pretty fair cluster of baseball flesh, take him at the average stuff.

'ococococoocxxxxxocococrr) 8 FEDERAL LEAGUE 8 and Bresnahan was dumfounded Lynn Buxton. Pico at Olive. Main 577 F6851. Moon and Lexington A.B. R.

B.H. P.O. A. when Pat Moran told him that he would not trade Killefer for two 2b 2 NEWARK FEDERALS RELEASE PLAYERS. BIG SILKE PP" OX ACCOUNT OF POOR SHOWING IiATEIiY.

Tho Newark Federal League club has announced the release of four players George Mullin and Charlie Whitehouse, pitchers, and Hugh Warren and Charlie Roberts, catchers. Mullin may Join the Brookfeds, with whom he is dickering, while the other three will very likely go 'to the Colonial League, the Federal farm. The releases foreshadowed a big shake-up of the Newark club, as Harry Sinclair, principal owner. Is very much dissatisfied with the showing: of the club. OCTOGEXARIAXS FROLIC.

Ninety-second Birthday of Member of Patriarchs' Club Celebrated. Many Old Boys There. With the assistance of fellow-members of the Octogenarian Club, Stur-gis Selleck of No. 1345 Toberman street celebrated his nlnuty-second birthday anniversary last Friday evening. In entertaining their guests, Mr.

and Mrs. Selleck had the help of their daugnters, nephews and nieces and Mrs. Frank Stoddavd. The table was beautifully decorated and the cake adorned with ninety-two candles. Following are the names of those present and their ages: John M.

Peebles, 94; A. Y. Whitune, 82; Dr. A. M.

Sherman, 89: Kev. H. L. Canfleld, 86; Daniel Hawks, 85; Thomas H. Loyhed, 84; Dr.

L. Wr Peck, 84; Gen. John S. Wilcox, 83; George W. Boman, 82; J.

E. Carter, 80. and Capt. L. A.

Ross. Archers. Small. Gilbert, rf i nnnolly. If Cmitti.

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Miiln 7MS. THIRTEEN MEN ON BIG CLUB, B.H. P.O. A. E.

fcgau, XX 1 3 Ml cf. Hammond, 2b. Chapman, a. 9 24 14 8 Total 34 Jnrkn, lb. Grarvy, 1f.

A.B. 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 1 3 0 lit 4 2 0 1 CLTJB OWNERS BELIEVE THAT THIRTEEN IS ENOUGH. ftmlhwnnJi. rf. WamtwffaDsa, 3b e.

Hawm, p. Uarstad, p. Totals Catted for Wlwlinir in ninth. xi for T.vler in ninth. NEW YOItK.

A.B. R. B.H. P.O. Knnrlfrran, cf 4 0 1 Kunia, If 4 0 1 Doylp.

2b 4 2 JVtnh.r. as 8 1 1 2 Rolx-noMi. rf 8 2 2 1 VerMe. lb 8 1 1 0 UninanJ. 8b 3 1 2 2 Mevom.

4 2 10 Tcm-cuu, i 8 0 1 0 SLOUFEDS BEAT TERRAPINS, 7-6. by a. p. Niiarr wtrb.i BALTIMORE (Md.) June 28. St Louis took today's game from Baltimore, 7 to 8.

Homers by Tobtn of St. Louis and Walsh of Baltimore were features. Score: St. Louis, hits, 11; errors, 2. Baltimore, hits, 4.

Batteries1 Davenport. Groom and Hartley; Suggs, Bailey and Jacklitsch. REBELS PICK ON BUFFEDS, 8 TO 5. BT A. P.

NIliHT WIRB.1 BUFFALO (N. June 28. Pittsburgh took the closing game of the series today from Buffalo, 8 to 5. Buffalo's errors were costly. Score: Pittsburgh, hits, 13; errors, 2.

Buffalo, hits, errors, 3. Batteries Berger. Rogge and O'Connor; Shulz, Benedict, Marshall, Krapp 85 3 0 24 10 2 DETROIT. A.B. R.

B.H. T.O. A. E. VI tr.

8b 1 Kannash, 2b. 4 Contend that Four Pitchers are Sufficient and that They Should Work Oftener Isbell's Club Sets Pace for the Iieague Fourteenth Man Out of Commission. (V.W.. rf. Totala 81 8 10 27 14 31 4 8 4 3 8 6CORH BY INNINGS.

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CuveleHKtift, p. .,.,....,.0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 04 0 0 0 2 0 8 0 0 x5 B'll New y.irk 0 Frank Isbell's Des Moines club contains only thirteen players, yet it Is Totals 6 27 10 Sl-JIMARr. Twohaaa filf Whaling. Thrw-baao hit Ormnolly, haw Afrrfc'. Kmith.

Double nlaya Tr-rpaii Mrrkle ti Ateer; Imrle to Mrrkle. BiM on hulia Off Tefneaa. 2: off Tyler, rt. out Kv Ttoreau. by Tk-r, 2.

Lmpirea RikIix ami Hart, setting the pace in the pennant race. a iic iiit-muersnip or me ciud is united to twelve men who nr nver tin Catcher Graham, the fourteenth man, broke a finger In Denver a few days ago and was sent home to undergo repairs. He may be put of commls. and Allen. Watson.

GAS HEARING SET. Awarded Medal of Honor at raJuvma-rartOe EipoalUon sion three or four weeks. It la the belief of the Des Moines SCORE Bit LVNINOS. 123456780 Cleteland 2 I 0 0 0 It 03 Detroit 0 0000000 SUMMARY. Tlirbe hit Chapman.

Stolen rawe Wamba-Itanss, Cobb, Crawtorrl, lnuh. Double playn Jack-aon, imasai.tffl: Kavanacli to Iliima. Be on halla Off Datum, 1 (f Haa'Tinan, 4. Hits 01 0 In 7 fnnlns: off none In off Hacorman. 6 in off Harata-I, none In fi.

Stnirlt out By Danw. I.y Cotalmkie. 2: by Hasrerman, 1 by Uanrbwl, 1. Licpirt ftinncily ami Wallace. YANKS SPLIT UP WITH RED SOX.

fBT A. P. NIliHT WIRB.1 In Judge Ttlppet'a court yesterday the date for the hearing of the order to show cause In the action brought by the Los Angeles Ga and Electric club owner that each team in this years of age. Mr. Loyhed.

who is Mrs. Stoddard', father, suffered a stroke of paralysis several months ago and had missed several meetings of the club. The next meetlrf will be July 14 at the home of Mr. Hawks, No. 1305 Winfleld street on the occasion of his eighty-Blxth birthday anniversary.

Frank L. Kramer, Walter Hardgett, manager of the Chicago cycle track, and Nat Butler of the Revere Beach track at Boston have been named a league could go along nicely with DODGER HURLER BLANKS QUAKERS. (BY A. P. NIGHT WIRE.1 PHILADELPHIA, June 28.

Sher-rod Smith twirled in splendid form and was given excellent support today and Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia, 4 to 0. Only one home player reached second base and none got any further. Score: BROOKLYN. Company and the Southern Gas Com pany against the city of Los Angeles Jjr to restrain the enforcement of an ordinance fixing the rate for mixed gas for one year from July 1, 1915, at 6414 cents per 1000 feet was of BOSTON, June 28. New York and ficially set for July 8, before Judge Van Fleet of San Francisco.

It Is possible the date will be shifted to July 9 to accommodate the visiting only thirteen players, whereas the custcm in the O'Neill loop until this season w-as to carry sixteen to eighteen men. He contends that a pitching staff of four is ample and that the hurl-ers would he better off and more effective if they were to work every third or fourth day. BEARDSLEY MAKES ITS LOXGEST TRIP. A.B. R.

B.H. P.O. A. T. Poston divided today's doubleheader, the visitors winning 3 to 2 and the Red special committee to act with a member of the Cycle Racing Association to draft a et of rules governing motor-paced events.

A rule was also adopted whereby hereafter It will be Im possible to reinstate a professional rider into the amateur division. 1 1 Jurist. Attorneys for the gas com Sox 6 to 8. Cree'a double and three Merer, cf ft Mara, aa Dauliort. lb Vlieat.

If 4'HtX, 2t Hlr I It panles and City Attorney Stephens singles In the second inning of the agreed to the date. 0 1 1 1 II first game accounted for all of New York's tallies In that contest Miar1y, 0 bmitu, In the second game the Red Sox got away to a five run start as a result 9 27 14 1 T.tal 84 4 PHILADELPHIA. of Mcl tale's pitching. First game: OT TORK. A.B.

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Vt. t'o-e, rf, Hanrivft. as Kiork. Ni.h"ff. mi.tli, rf P-ker, If Uilttr4, rf I.trflePiA, lb t'linia.

R.ler. Ii.iimcaitner, MIT. 1'aaacrt, XX 2 0 1 0 0 2 1 2 1 4 0 8 1 0 2 0 2 10 10 0 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 "i 27 li Harwell. If. 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 13 3 2 8 2 8 4 4 3 4 3 a 2 0 1 1 .31 2H.

3 4 4 4 3 82 A.B. Ntmaniaker, Piaber, p. Totala 8 9 27 14 Tali A. T. B.H.

P.O. 1 R1VFHSIDK RUX OF F.LFXTRIC IICNDUF.n AM) FOt'RTEEX MILES; XO CHAIMaE. Mrs. Volney Bardsley drove on the eventh day of the ten consecutive days' tour and reeled off the remarkable mileage of 114 miles yesterday. The daily mileage to date Is as follows: June 23.

101.6; June 23, 105.1; June 24, 102.4; June 25, 108.1; June 26. 101.2; June 27. 101.8; June 28, 114. This makes a total of 733.8 mllos for the first seven days, which figures an average of 104.8 miles per day. This also gives a leeway of 33.8 miles In case the car should fall below 100 miles on any of the last three diiys.

Kvery day Mrs. nrardsley Is experiencing more dlfllculty on the road In mooting friends or enthU8lants who have been reading of the wonderful performance and desire to top to x-HaMH f'T Biier In alrth. XX tutuJ for Ikvrer In ninth. BIT) RE lit INNLVCiN. 12S45HT89 rimnalrn 0 1 1 II 5 0 O- 0 0000000 00 4 2 1 4 4 4 8 4 4 1 0 0 1 WilMARY.

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fay.f Hiii'iliult. liuil'T, Tntala D'ille play--Ntelirtt to I.Mdeiii.. haani on bale Al que, plies, esta subliine facultad de gusto?" "Wily then tils glorious sense of tsstel My sense of taste I am not ashamed of. Nor do I try to force it into some path afar from its natural inclination. For dinner I.haye ever preferred tha tender flesh of a young broiler to tho knife-defying meat of a dead fighting cock.

I have, in smoking, ever preferred the aromatic leaf of Havana to the leaf from any other land or district I am good to my tasteand I some times think that in return it is mora than good to me. Nowhere in life have I ever found so much enjoyment for so little money as in a Van Dyck Ggar. I say to myself, "Why then this glorious sense of taste?" and there between my teeth hold the answer! .82 2 27 14 I Batten! for In fifth, li llilli'l for loiilna In eitlith, BCORB BT INNING. 1234Sfl7M ..0 8 0 II 0 II ir mi. mi, liiarr.

a Hit off Hlim, In I iiiiit'ura; cJT 1 tn 1 Htnirk nut jit eoutli, 4. I Kiifi, 3. J-amd ball Unnia. I uiLirr(r-ttra ati'l in'n. CIXCY WINS FROM CUBS OX ERRORS.

IBT A. P. NIGUT WIRlil CINCINNATI (O.) June 28. With the BfwlKtance of five errors, gener-runly donated hy the leaders, Cincinnati won from Chicago today, 3 to 2. Zriet I'Hched good ball, but hla support wan poor.

Score: get a luto report and congratulate the driver. However, In order to obtain New Tork Boatua 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 02 this WRn mileage It is neecstary to STMMART. TwoHaae Mta Ve. Janyrin. Tti mae lot lfo(ier, Imnhlr pla lkinnauaU te Bfiona Pie.

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iMnt night Mrs. Deerdsley snd hor obnerver remained In Riverside at the Mixtion Tnn and the car was charged at the Olc-nwood carnga. CBICAOO. a r. a s.n.

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(t Carbonated in bottle at stands and In frand stands and at aoda fountains everywhere. 1 "iirmi, to drive to Newport Ueach through Santa Ana, which is mother route that ehows she is not trying to avoid the hills. FEDS LOSE MONEY ON MINOR LEAGUE. F'viman, 0 0 0 I I Daley, ni I 0 I 0 tia ut lnnir ma waa arorul. CINCINNATI A B.

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