Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 12

IP- 1 4 Annownwelmoommommort it g-VmommtWmaimmOt THURSDAY JUNE 24 1915 FORT WORTH STAR'-TELEGRA1Nr PA GE TWELVE 'IL NrSIID! t17- 1 MP i 1 a '1 od '1 I A rt WIN GM MB I i TE 1 -4' 4' It T( 'I4 414' "ir- I 444''' I gm no EDITED BY A KEISKER I i I "KI E' 4-0 MI Boles to Dire Et Athletic Teams at Trinity University rs mac TEXAS LEAGUE JENNINGS THINKS HIS TEAM DUE CENTRAL AND POLY IN A DEADLOCK II GETS GAME WITH 14111 TE A I 1 i PIRATES UNABLE TO HITWAGNER Five Scattered Hits Fail to Net League Leaders a Tally BARFOOT POUNDED Bente II's Star Driven From Mound Before Out Is Made Standing of Galveston 46 Waco 41 Houston 39 FORT WORTH 36 Dallas San Antonio 36 Beaumont Shreveport 29 'Percentage after the Teams Pet NV )9 613 618 605 22 562 568 554 36 520 526 513 35 507 514 ZOO 38 493 L00 487 38 486 493 4S0 41 446 453 440 46 387 395 382 Thursday's games NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of the Teams Pet NV 1 Chicago -37 20 649 C55 638 Philadelphia -29 21 547 556 536 St Louis 32 27 542 55a 533 Pittsburg 28 24 538 547 528 Boston 26 23 481 491 473 i New York 21 26 447 458 438 i Brooklyn 24 31 436 446 439 Cincinnati 19 29 396 408 383 Percentage after Thursday's games AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing of the Teams Pct NV Chicago 40 20 667 672 656 Detroit 35 25 583 590 574 Boston 99 92 569 577 558 New York 99 9e 527 536 518 Washington 2 7 500 509 491 Cleveland -21 35 375 386 368 St Louis 91 15 375 386 368 'Philadelphia -21 36 368 379 362 Percentage after Thursday's games grty-tel to The A-Star-Telegram GALVESTON June two Pirates reached second base arid none I passed that station Wednesday the -Panthers winning the third game of the series 4 to It was simply a case Of too much Wagner the former Brooklyn hurler having everything his own I way Only five scattered hits were made by tte league leaders no two of Which came in the same inning The Panthers began right off the reel 1 to give Barfoot about the nicest little spanking that a pitcher ever received Only three batters faced the Pirate Star but the score was 2 to 0 and no1 body down when Manager Sentell applied the derrick and sent Couch to the slab Bobby Stow who was recently I switched in the batting order from lieve that there will be no trouble to FEDERAL LEAGUE holding the tourna-ment at that time The doubles team winning at the Dal-Standing of the Teams las tournament will be entitled to go IV Pct I- to Chicago next year and play against Kansas city 36 23 610 617 600 champion doubles teams from seven St Louis 34 1 618 625 07 districts in the United States The 2 6 Chicago S2 23 -533 -541 525 twinning team at Chicago will play the Pittsburg 30 27 5 534 5171 national title holders for the tennis 26 Two games Wednesday one on eac'h side of the river brought the Senior Twilight League almost to a close The 1 First Methodist team which has hem a strong factor in the race on the South Side all season relinquished its clairh to the bunting by losing to PolYtechnin Methodist Poly's victory puts them on even terms with Central Methodist and only one game left to decide the championship On the North Side Washington Heights Baptists lost a hard fought game to the North Side Presh3rterians4 4 to 3 at McGar's Park Keith for the 1 winners held the Suburbanites safe ih five rounds of pastiming Eubanks for the losers pitched a good game but was the victim of the breaks 1 By defeating Washington Heights the Presbyterians have an excellent I chance to cop the bunting Three 1 games remain to be played Washing 1 ton Heights is not entirely eliminated for by winning the balance of their I games they can tie with McKinhy 1 Methodists and North Side Presbyte i rians 1 Polytechnic Methodist defeated First Methodist 6 to 5 Lee for Poly ani Jordan for First were both hit treelY enough to make the game exciting The game on which the South side championship hinges between Poly and Central Methodist will be played at Sycamore Park Friday The biggest crowd of the season is expected to see these teams battle At McGar's Park Friday Washington Heights Baptists will play McKinley! Methodists Standing of the Clubs NORTH SIDE Won Lost Pet McKinley Methodists 12 4 -4'') Presbyterians 4 731 Wash Hgts Baptists 5 667 1 Chestnut Christians 3 14 17i 1 SOUTH SIDE I 4 Won Lost Pct Central Methodist 16 4 814 1 Poly Methodist 16 4 '809 1 I First Methodist 15 6 714 First Presbyterians 12 7 632 First Baptist 8 9 471 St Paul's Methodist 4 14 221 Broadway Baptist 4 15 211 South Side Baptist 3 16 133 WAUGH-HENDERSON BOUT IS POSTPONED DALLAS June date for the second bout between Red Henderson of Dallas and Bobbie Waugh of Fort Worth has been set for July 2 the lightweights to box at a smoker at the Kerkau Club Local ring fans have been clamoring for a return match between the two boys and it is expected that the bout will arouse as much interests as Wag shown in their first meeting The bcrut will go ten rounds and the club marager promises some good Fourth of July preliminaries The proposed bout between Waugh and Tommy Gary has been postponed until a later date Tizis A STAR-TELEGRAM WANT Ail MMdMmm11M A BOLES A Boles who coached athletic teams at Texas Christian 'University during the past year has been elected to the faculty of Trinity University of Waxachie and will have charge of all athletics at that institution during the coming year Boles came to Fort Worth in 1913 as head coach at Polytechnic College He had wonderful success in directing the Hilltoppers When that institution closed Boles was selected over a number of other applicants as coach qt His success with the Chrstians was only fair due in a large measure to the fact thnt was out of athletics the sear previous a material he had to work with was mostly green Boles is a graduate of Kentucky Wesleyan College and received his master degree at Nashville Unirersity in 1911 He has also studied at Vanderbilt and the University of Virginia NATIONAL LEAGUE At Chicago 000510000-5 11 0 St au is 100101000-3 9 0 Batteries: Vaughn and Archer Sallee Griner and Snyder RAt Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0-1 8 1 Pittsburg 010104000-610 '2 Batteries: Benton Dale Lear and i Wing() Harmon Lnd Gibson At FL A4AAAIIAA 0 0 1 At Boston 01000200-3 8 1 Brooklyn 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 7 0 Batteries Ragan and Gowdy Dell and McCarty At New It New York 0000001000-1 6 1 Philadelphia 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 01-2 9 0 Batteries: Tesreau Perritt and Myers Smith Chalmers Mayners and Killifer 'AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveland (1st Cleveland 100000000-1 6 3 Chicago 000021000-3 8 0 Batteries: Hagerman Bowman and Egan Cicotte and Scha14 Second Cleveland 000010200-3 8 1 Chicago 400001002-7 5 0 Batteries: Bowman Coumbe and O'Neil Klepper and Schalk At Detroit 10010002-4 72 St Louis 000000020-2 8 0 Batteries: Steen and Stanage Loudermilk Koof and Severeid Agnew At Philadelphia (1st rt Philadelphia 2 000 0 000 0 0-2 10 3 New York 2 0 Batteries: Crowell and Lapp Caldwell and Sweeney Second Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 1 15 7 New York 0 1 0 3 2 2 4 1 2-15 14 2 Batteries: Hess and Lapp Warhop and Nunamaker At Washington 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 '2 7 2 Boston 000000000-0 70 Batteries: Johnson and Ainsmith Mays and Thomas is 111Mbl SpexG1Z to The Sref-lrelegram PHILADELPHIA Jennings has admitted that this year for the first season in four he really believes he has a chance to land the pennant Since the days of the Tiger success in championship battle Jennings has been struggling to get back into championship form Just about the time that Jennings got his club going right something happened Men who were touted as wonders failed to deliver Pitchers did not stand up and accidents shot the club to pieces Jennings has had to get new outfielders and he has successfully developed Veach Of coursees he has Cobb and Crawford to fall back on and never has to worry about them To get a third sacker Hughey had to retake Vitt as a ball player and instead of letting him perform in the outfield got him on the infield And Vitt has 'come through Getting Young for second was a master stroke in the eyes of lJennings Young seems to have every-I thing Jennings tried hard to make a first baseman and he has given a half dozen likely looking candidates all the chances they need But they failed to come through Kavanaugh has been turned into a first baseman and while he aier not measure up to the Jennings demand at second he appears to be suiting at first The Tiger pitching department has taken on new life Jennings has developed some new stars From top to bottom he has a fine ball club this season and if he is able to keep away from accidents the Tigers hope to come down the stretch causing the others all kinds of trouble KAISER CONGRATULATES SEA RAIDER'S CAPTAIN Crew of Kronprinz Wilhelm Wearing Medals Received for Exploits Sent From Berlin NORFOLK Va June Thierfelder of the German auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm interned here has received a message of congratulation from the emperor for his ship's exploits according to members of the crew The men are wearing medals received from Berlin The Biters crew have received no medals It was said but Captain Thierichens has been promoted several points TRANSPORTATION CHAIR FOUNDED AT HARVARD Endowment of $125000 for James Hill Professorship Announced by Lowell CAA1BRIDGE Mass June 2 Founding of the James Hill professorship of transportation with an endowment of $125000 was announced today by President Lowell in his address to the Harvard alumni assembled for commencement The seventy-four donors of money included railroad presidents bankers and other friends and admirers of the former president of the Great Northern railroad KANSAS RIVER sniff ABOVE FLOOD STAGE Rain Falls Over Watershed but Several Points Report Slight Falls KANSAS CITY June fell thoughout the Kansas river watershed last night Although the Kansas river still is above flood stage points on the Kansas and tributaries east of Topeka reported slight falls High water still exists at Wamego Manhattan and Clay Center At Kansas City the Kansas fiver stage today read 23 feet a rise of one foot in the last twenty-four hours In the absence of rain a slow fall is pre- i dieted tomorrow The river however will be ban kful for probably a week TRV A STAR-TELEGRA WANT AD down next to the pitcher to lead-oft man met the first ball pitched square on the nose and crashed it into deep left center for a triple Manager Atz came through with a crashing double 1 to left and Otto McIver crowned the old horsehide for a two-ply smack to the same pasture Couch was hurried to the center of the diamond by Manager Sentell and the slaughter was immediately stopped Couch pitched good ball during his regime and allowed only three hits He was taken out in the eighth in favor of a pinch hitter who failed to deliver Allen hurled the final inning and retired the Panthers in order The Atzmen tallied their last two runs in the sixth Atz took one of Couch's slants in the ribs McIver hoisted to Madden but Harper banged out a triple over Johnson's he-ad and Atz scored Hunter walked and Lee put on the sending -Harper Over The box score: FORT WORTH AB Bit PO A Stow ss 4 1 1 1 6 0 Atz 2b 321030 McIver rf 4 0 1 2 0 0 Harper cf 3 1 1 2 0 0 Hunter lb 3 0 1 15 0 0 Lee 313 200010 4 0 0 1 0 0 Betts 301500 Wagner- 300140 IKE'S )MMENT tween the Panthers and Pirates The Atznien garnered only six blows Four I 11 111fl2 it the right time net these coining at the right tune netted four runs Harper continued further to show that Manager Atz's confidence has not been misplaced He upheld his repptation as "clean-up" man in the sixth by scoring Atz with a triple and then by following his manager home on a squeeze play Bill Wagner delivered in fine style Before leaving for South Texas Manager Atz told the writer he considered Wagner the equal of any pitcher in the league: He further stated he expected to see Wagner have Fort Worth fans raving over him before the season is much further advanced Looks as if Jake had the right dope 'Wagner's rood work makes the PaVhers look better than ever It is not often a player who loses out in a class league advances immediately to class A but this is just what has happened to John (Bill) Taff Taff who was released by the Paniers a week ago has landed a job with the Chattanooga club of the Southern Association He was obtained by the local club several weeks ago from Beaumont While with the Panthers Taff pitched good ball but couM not win It was just his luck to have the team fail utterly to get any runs for him and no pitcher can win games without a few runs no matter how good he works Taff left Fort Worth Wednesday night for Chattanooga The Santone Broncs continue merrily along at a hot pace and threaten dire things for the higher-ups The Brones have just succeeded in taking three straight from the Navigators and with Munsell due to mount the hurling slab today have a good chance of making it four There is much woe in Waco The Brookfeds not long since had an off day It so happened that on said day the Detroit Tigers were scheduled against the Yankees in New York Bennie Kauff pride of the Federal League decided that he would see the game It is further said that Kauff got his first glance at Tyrus Raymond Cobb in that game Ty beat out an infield tape went from first to third on an infield out and then slid in for a steal of home by twistin himself un- der the catcher Kauff'' arose and walked over to the press box: "Say" he remarked "where's that guy that called me the Ty Cobb of the Federal League?" "I'm the one" snoke up a scribe "I just wanted to thank you" said Kauff ''I didn't know how hard you were boosting me until I saw this Cobb in action" Wiltse Loses Job NEW YORK June 24---George Wiltse former pitcher of the New York Nationals was yEsterday unconditionally released as manager of the Jersey City club of the International League- The new manager it is reported is a former manager of an American Association team TEXAS CATTLE To NEW HIGH LEVEL AT Herefords Shipped From Canyon Sell at $925 Best of Any Market Special to The Star-Telegram KANSAS CITY June cattle established a new record here this week when a shipment by Keiser of Canyon Randall county Texas sold at $925 $915 and $910 these prices being the highest ever paid for any Texas fed cattle on any open market in the Middle West These were Herefords were fed kaffir corn and sorghum silage ground kaf fir corn and milo maize and kaffir corn fodder as well as two pounds of cotton seed meal a day during the past ninety days Keiser on June 18 1913 established a record of $9 for 965-pound yearling steers Following are the weights of cattle sold this week: 24 head 1314 pounds $925 34 head 1358 pounds $925 38 head 1255 pounds $915 46 head 1405 pounds $910 These cattle were pronounced by experts as being the equal to cattle coming from any section of the United States Clay Robinson Co handled the sales 'MEXICANS STEAL TWO UNGUARDED GRIPS Mexicans raided unguarded baggage in the Santa Fe- station Wednesday night according to police belief getting two suit cases 'W Obermayer living at the Westbrook hotel had no more than turned his back when a young Mexican picked up his grip and ran out the door with it Miss Bruno Mayer of Stoneville Okla lost the other suit case A Mexican 60 was seen to walk out with it WHY SUFFER PROM RHEUMATISM? When relief from rheumatic pains may be had at so small it is surFrising that anyone should fail to avail himself of it Joseph Capparelli Canastota suffereJ intensely with pains to rheumatism in his limbs for a long time A friend told him aboet Chamberlain's Liniment One application relieved him wonderfully and a few days treatment effected a care MarN others hard ound relief ty elplying 4h73 lirirnent For Aal A by All dealers--Adyertisetxtellt I IKE'S talOe -4-0- 4 54 oger 1 That a game can be won with few hits if the batting order is so arranged to get the It effect of these hits is evidenced by Wednesday's game be: to The Star-Telegrok DALLAS June Ray Morrison aided by a local committee hai signed five contracts for football games to be played Ivith the Southern Methodist 'University this fall Is the baby member of the I A A this being her first year in football It is probable these games will be played in Dallas thus insuring this city of intercollegiate games other than those played during the fair The dates for these games have not been fixed but will be settled in the near future The colleges signed up are: University of Dallas Texas Christian University Austin College Southwestern University and Trinity University DALLAS IS ASKEDITO SET DATE FOR TOURNEY DALLAS June 24--The National Lawn Tennis Association has been requested by the Dallas Lawn Tennis Club to set the date for the Southwestern tournament for July 24 and the week following As there is no conflicting date local racket fans be doubles championship of the United States Roland Hoerr of SL Louis is now the Southwestern singles champion while Hoerr and Chester Morrell the later being from Arizona are the doubles champions It is expected that these cracks will be here to defend their title Aetue Jr of Da Hats Bob Shelton of Dallas Semp Russ of San Antonio and other Texas net stars will attempt to win the championship for this state RECRUIT HURLER BEATS DALLAS NINE HOUSTON June a recruit from the Bartlett club of he Middle Texas League made his debut in the Texas League Wednesday and pitched Houston to a 3 to 2 victory over Dallas Again the ninth round saw the winning run go over Newnam opened with a double took third on a sacrifice hit and counted on Clarke's long hit to center Naylor pitched hitless ball for the first three innings He gave up five hits no two of whicn came in one round Fait for two errors in the first inning and a badly misjudged fly in the eighth Dallas would not have scored Score by innings: Houston 010000101-3 9 3 Dallas 100000010-2 5 0 Batteries: Naylor and Clarke Sloan and Dunn Umpire Wright VEASEY WINS HURLER'S DUEL WITH M'LEOD BEAUMONT June Oilers took the third game of the series with Shreveport Wednesday 2 to 1 McLeod and Veasey engaged in a beautiful pitchers' duel and while the latter gave up more hits the visitors were unable to get more than one to an inning except the third when Kneaves singled and Schraeder's double accounted for their lone tally Schwind and Cooke were responsible for both of Beaumont's runs In the first inning Schwind tripled and Cooke singled In the sixth it was reversed Schwind singling and Cooke tripling Both tams played errorless ball and it was the first pitchers' duel here this year between Beaumont and Shreveport The fielding of Schwind and Kneaves was brilliant throughout Schwind started two lightning double plays and Kneaves one Score by innings: Beaumont 10 0 010 0--2 6 0 Shreveport 0 010 0 0 0 0 0-1 9 0 Batteries: Veasey and Bobo McLeod and Smith Umpire Miller GREAT TENNIS BEING PLAYED IN OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA CITY June tennis players who appeared on the country club courts Thursday represent the "classiest" array of racquet wielders ever gathered together in Oklahoma Little "dope" has been upset in the final survival of the fittest for the Oklahoma open tennis championships The two main events of the morning were the Darrough-Speice match and the Monnet and Teachnor contest in the semi-final singles The consistent and spectacular form displayed by and Monnet from the state university makes their playing the principal drawing card at the meet Teachnor of Kansas City is the only outsider who has not been eliminated by the Oklahomans The rain Wednesday night delayed the play somewhat but it was believed that the finals could played off before night All the players are either state champions or former champions FRIEDMAN TO MANAGE A BALL TEAM Physical Director Friedman of the Young Men's Hebrew Association has been named as manager of the A baseball team He will make several changes in the present line-up New men to be tried out are Lawrence Gernsbacher Ellie Gilbert and Ben Friedman Friedman announces that of his men will have to live up to stict training rules and report regular tA1 1 Newark 20 29 508 517 500 Brooklyn 28 31 475 483 467 Baltimore 24 382 393 375 Ifalo 21 40 344 355 339 Percentage after Thursday's games SCHEDULES AND RESULTS TEXAS LEAGUE Wednesday's Results Fort Worth 4 Gaveston Houston 3 Dallas 2 San Antonio 7 Waco 6 Beaumont 2 Shreveport 1 Thursday's Schedule' Waco at San Antonio Shreveport at Beaumont Fort Worth at Galveston Dallas at Houston I NATIONAL LEAGUE Wednesday's Results Boston 3 Brooklyn 2 Chicago 5 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburg 6 New York 1 Philadelphia 2- Thursday's Schedule St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York AMERICAN LEAGUE Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 2-7: New York 3-15 Cleveland 1-3 Chicago 3-7 Washington Boston Detroit 4 St Louis 2 Thursday's schedule Chicago at Cleve Lana Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit FEDERAL LEAGUE Wednesday's Results Brooklyn 1 St Louis 2 Baltimore 4: Chicago 3 Newark 1 Pittsburg 11 Buffalo-Kantas City postponed cold weather Thursday's Schedute St Louis at Baltimore Chicago at Brooklyn Kansas City at Newark Pittsburg at Buffalo BRONCS TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT FROM NAVS Burch's bounder Hill was knocked Out of the box in die first inning and Ogles in turn made way for a pinch hitter in the ninth Tanner made three of the visitors' hits and played a baig-up short Score by innings: Sari Antonio 010 0 0 0101-7 12 5 Waco 0020300010-610 1 Batteries: Ponder and Hauenstein Hill Ogles Sage and Walters Um- pire Hayes FEDERAL LEAGUE Kansal City at game cold weather At Brooklyn 010000000-1 4 2 St Louis 010010000--2 7 2 Batteries: Finneran and Simon Watson and Hartley At Baltimore 000011002-4 9 1 Chicago 010 00 0 00 2-3 6 2 Batteries: Bailey and Owens Hendrix and Wilson Totals 4 6 27 14 0 GALVESTON -AB BEI PO A Madden rt 4 0 1 4 0 0 Smith qs 302150 Johnson cf 4 0 1 1 0 0 liaerviald If 4 0 0 4 0 0 Sentell 2b 301230 Tarleton lb 3 0 0 15 0 0 Hille 3b 300030 Dilger 300020 Barfoot 000000 Couch 200030 'Allen 11 0 0 '0 0 0 0 Watson 100000 Totals 30 0 5 27 15 0 Batted for Couch in the eighth Score by innings: Fort Worth 200002000--1 Galveston 000000000-0 Summary: Two-base hits Atz McIver three-base hits Stow Harper stolen bases Sentell Johnson bases on balls of Couch 3 sacrifice hits Lee Harper Smith: hit by pitcher by Couch (Atz) struck out by Wagner 4 innings pitched by Barfoot 0 by Couch by Allen I hits of Barfoot 3 off Couch 3 Time of game 2 hours Umpire McCafferty FOR RESULTS-TRY STAR TELEGRAM NI- A NT ADS HARTLAND A very clever and modish Ardesgmrt for 2 I 1 a Sold Exclusively by 1 STONESTREET DAVIS SAN ANTONIO June Nazrs ASSOCIATION took the third straight from W-ico Wednesday in ten inmngs 7 to 6 The -contest was a batting bee with the 0 0 0 0 010 I -3 3 1 homelings leading for extra bases 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0-1 6 0 while errors helped the Navigators tn and Naylor Weeks Odell was the swat artist par excellence making two singles a double and a triple for a pei feet average He a also scored the winning run from sec110 1110 0 -5 9 1 ond on Sage's wild heave to first on ASSOCIATION RH 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 -3 3 1 001)100000-1 6 0 and Naylor Weeks 11011100-5 9 1 4 4 1 1 I WESTERN At Oklahoma Okla City 9 Sherman Batteries: Fagan and Coe At Tulsa P-a-ris OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 4 3 i Batteries: ClemenIs and Moore Black Phillips and Crttenden Muskozee At 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0-1 5 2 McAlester 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3-5 8 3 Batteries: Salisbury and Gearhardt Long and Ketter At Fort RHE Fort Smith 0 2 6 0111 0 ---5 10 1 Denison 030000000-0 7 21 I Batteries: Zinn and Pelt Camp- I ell and Querry 1 -IMI NINTH INNING RALLY WINS FOR HARVARD CAMBRIDGE Mass June won the series with Yale by adding a 3 to 2 victory yesterday to that scored at New 1-1a1-n Tuesday It was a ninth-inning success With two out and a man on first Brickley doubled scoring Hart with the tieing run and crossed the plate himself with the winning tally on a single by Frye a pinch hitter Score by innings: It Yale 020000000-2 7 Harvard OOOOOOOOOOOOOO 9 5 Batteries: Watrous and Hunter and Eartel Wi l2-' gi(gAtisRE gg 17 are a blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos that You'll lac better than either kind of tobacco smoked straight Smoke 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