The Daily News from Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania • Page 7

MOUNT CAKMEL, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925 'Mil C1T- TMGA A IIIY PAGE SEVE-tf LICK GREAT SPEED "1 DAVENPORT QUTPITCHE LOO GEHRIG WILL STICK III BIG LEAGUES TED Possums' Schedule Today Cuban Stars, here. Friday Allentown, away. Saturday Allentown, away. Suuday Mahanoy City, away. Monday Open.

Tuesday Open. Wednesday Cressona, here. UNDEE IS ENNILESS AS RESULT OF HORSES Oil FOR ALT He's KTZE8 IN SLAB DUEL; MAMA BUMPS MER ri Young Edition of Babe Ruth He Hits Ball Hard Average of 120 Miles Per Hour Looked for From the Daredevils siniG ALTOONA, Pa. An average speed of bolter than 120 miles an hour, more than two miles a minute, is Ihe pre flOr IS UOII'g UIO iivuimo Hersche's Home Run Only IRSTROCTOSAT LMEM9 That Johnny Dropped BLUES BUMPED POSSUMS' RECORD Half a Million Marker Against Big Dave, Who Fans Eight of the Enemy and Gives Six Hits. MOUNT CARMEL Ab, R.

H. "Columbia Lou" Gehrig will stick in the big leagues for sure this year. The hard-hitting college boy played such a bang-up brand of ball for Hartford that the other clubs would not pass him up when Manager Huggins tried to farm him out again for more experience. Lou is a young edition of P.abo Kuth. He clouts the ball harder than most youngsters and lias earned the title of "slainbino." During (lie Anderson, rf 4 WAS GREAT CAREER of the Slickest and Gamest Fighters of All Thne Is Broke w.

L. t. i 6 Mahanoy City 3 0 2 Cressona 1 0 2 Exhibitions 2 0 1 Hazleton 2 1 I 1 Allentown 2 0 12 Totals 10 1 I Marhefka, ss 4 Danielly, cf 4 Bittle, If" 4 John Noll, of New York State, Is Engaged as Life Guard Crossin, 4 Whitted, 1b 4 By FRANK G. MENKE hi KiiiK Features cate, Inc. 1.

11. 1 innv Bitting, 3b Regan, 2b Davenport, ...3 ...2 ...3 Have Davenport baffled the Mahanoy City Hlues. yesterday afternoon in Mount Carmel Park, flopping Knet-zer in a determined duel of the slab, and the Possums won their fourth straight game from Pitler's tourists. The mighty bombardier of the Tos-siuns allowed but six hits, one of them a long homer by "Bugs" Hersche. Jle was given flawless support by his teammates, especially by Marhefka, who accepted nine chances, most of them difficult.

Knotzer, a tough customer for the Slory rllUS UIUUI.K uiul iiumuij TAGGING THE BASES 27 10 0 'c is the twilight or his illustrious (In; scarred and grizzled vct- 1 1.... tr. lf lK'lll'iy -Mill I lliK UMMiro, in miu The Mackmon scored three runs in the last lulling, knocking Thurston out of the box, and Chicago lost, 9 to S. Vl. loft of his 8500,000 earning" ng lint memories.

The Lakewood Company has engaged John Noll, of New York state, as life guard and swimming instructor at the new swimming pool at the park. This pool is one of tbe longest pools in the world and the desire for swimming instructions of bathers has led the Lakewood Company men lo hire Mr. Noll for the season. Mr. Noll is a professional athlete, holding honors in basketball, fool-ball, baseball and swimming instructions.

At oue time he coached the Hazleton basketball team and has played on world's champion teams ill basketball. For the last three years he has been employed each winter in Miami, Fla. These pools are the most fashionable pools iu the slate and Mr. Noil was employed as life guard and diction made by racing experts here at the Altoona Speedway tuning the machines for Saturday's 20u-mile championship classic. Although final adjustments have not yet been made on the costly special mounts, all but a few of the seventeen entries have already easily passed that mark in trial laps.

Enthusiasm has arisen lo such a pitch that an offer was made today and posted at the track garages by a gasoline company offering $1500 as a special prize to tbe driver who breaks the -world's record in. practice, in addition to the $25,000 purse placed by the association for the race. Intense rivalry has developed to pass the sensational mark of 139.2 miles an hour, sot on the new bowl at Culver City, Harry Hariz, one of the most daring pilots of the world, who is bore for tho Flag Day event. In addition to (he supreme effort lo win the rich purse in Saturday's classic, the battle for position at the finish line will bo waged fiercely as the big event here is conceded as the deciding one in the year's champion ship struggle, tho most coveled honor in the racing world, which was posthumously awarded lust year to the late Jimmy Murphy. Under the official standings issued today by the contest board offices of the A.

A. Peter DaPaulo, winner of this year'R Indianapolis event, leads with 15m) poiuts. Tommy Milton, known the world over as having driven an automobile faster than any olh- Totals 32 3 6 MAHANOY CITY Ab. R. H.

MacGregor, ss 4 0 1 Pltlcr, 2b. 3 0 1 Russell, 1b 3 0 0 Floyd, 3b 4 0 0 Matthews, cf 2 0 1 Evan6, 4 0 0 Lawrence, If 4 0 0 Hersche, rf 4 1 2 Knetzer, 4 0 1 Possums to crack offered stubborn! SI. Louis ran wild in the first game of the series with Ikiston, winning by Iuih become ol I lie vast ior-thiit Dundee piled up through years of almost battling? resistance thruout, but a two-run rally spring games with the ltobins, Lou broke one up by pinch bitting and banging out a homer with two on base. In 1920 he won the inter-city championship for Commerce by belting out a homer against Chicago. Then entering Columbia ho starred at lirst base and in the box.

deling signed with the Yanks, who used him in a few games before farming him out to Hartford in 102u, whero he made a great hit with the fans by helping his team to win its lirst flag in years by his powerful slamming. Lou is only about 22 years of age and massively built. lie plays lirst base remarkably well and also can wiggle the dogs in the garden. He is speedy for Bitch a. heavily set fellow, stepping about a lot faster than anyone would think.

Lou will get many an opportunity to sock the pill in a pinch this sea X3 to S. 'n tlie third inning and Marhefka's lowering home run clout in the fifth 1 some, wiio proiess to khow, murmur "horses- ami say no inn--that Dundee's fortune 1 1 1 New York defeated Cleveland. II to 5, in ten innings. A triple by Wan-niuger, followed by a double by Combs, a base on balls to Kuth and a triple by Meuscl brought in the three rims needed to win. 1'Olie MlHl uuoiwil.ineia nu i Totals 32 1 6 24 8 2 ocore by innings: finally cracked him, lough as he is! He only gave six hits, however.

Knetzer was in rare form but Davenport was rarer, therefore the Possum triumph. The game was played in a miniature cyclone, the chilly winds blowing over the prairie at regular intervals, and carrying with them gusts of dust that made the athletes quit battling quite frequently. Outside of the home run hits by Blues 000 010 000 in bathing. He goes to the same pool nexi. wooer.

no is eu- it from him thou there an-tale involved in it all; of how became an involuntary horse and later a race track enlhus- of six years ago, when Dun- The Kenaiors pounded three Do-Iroit pitchers for a total of seventeen hits and won the first game of the series from the Tigers, 11 to 7. Possums 002 010 OCx 3 Home runs Marhefka, Hersche. Two-base hits Crossin, Regan, Pit-ler, Hersche. Stolen base Anderson. Bases on balls Off Davenport, Knetzer, 1.

Struck out By Daven as being managed ny ncony gaged for the summer season at Lake-wood. He commenced duty at Lake-wood yesterday and is much impressed with the size of the pool, its anitary features and its safety for bathers. There is only oue space of the large pool where the water is deep and that space is at the diving Marhefka and Hersche, and Hie excel- llicill- nitfllillf- 1V 1 1 iron ini-f mitl ltube. Henton pitched th port, by Knetzer, 6. Hit batsman the pilot of Dundee's fist ic was at the race course one on while a horse auction was stated.

Motitielh, long a lover son and if old Wally I'ipp's under pinnings start to bother him, Gehrig! will he right there to step into Wally's shoes. at the initial bag. Great things are expected of this budding bam- liino. I nati Keds to their sixth straight victory, downing the Phillies, 3 to 2. zer, there wasn't much lo talk about.

Davenport (Russell). Umpires. It was a battle where the pitchers I Sollodarc and Murr.v. Sollodare and Murray. board.

The diving space is in front man. stands second with KU0. Har- were banking on themselves to come thru lo victory. Davenport got into thoroughbreds, stood around jiatlilock while horses were go- of the Island, 50 feet by 40 feel, andjvy the hardest man to pass iu a Huston bit three Pittsburgh pilch-j i ers timely and won the third gamei (be water there is ten feot. deep.

i one hole and he pitched himself out of IvhIit I In block and then suddeii- ASHLAND IN 4-1 VICTORY race, is third with 560 points, and Karl Cooper, the great veteran of the roar nf if KPl-il'S. It II) 1, behind Grab- LEAGUE GAMES END IN TIE tmui'tlcil with the idea that H. am's fine twirling. il lie a Great publicity stunt for Ice lo own a race horse. WHMUliime 1 war a it a in.

it. by fanning Evans and Lawrence with (lie bases loaded. The tall slabster struck out eight of Ihe Blues, while Knetzer crushed six of 'em. Have walked (hree and Knetzer, one. Of course, Pitler had his usual run-in with Ihe umpires, but we didn't like (he idea of his putrid Hornsby clouted his sixteenth' home run of the season as St.

Louis took its third straight from Brooklyn, 11 to 2. ing road, fourth with 555; Dave Lewis, pilot of the peculiar front-wheel drive machine that, lias threatened a revolution in automobile niauuiacturc, fifth, at 465. If DePaolo winy (his Saturday's event, he has practically cliuched tho IVt.nisliV struck nut liflri-n batsmen in eleven but his wlklnt'ss anil four errors by bis mates the Mount Caruul Juniors lo oven tin- semv afo-r I'lcvcii torrid Is, X-X, in an Anuiti-nr l.t:i(!ui- name. 1'itinsky's liitline was Br sale. Montieth bid 'on him Ir-cured --tiie horse $1700, or I More (ban 400 feet of the pool has water shallow enough for the safety of children and men and women who cannot swim.

The depth of the water increases from knee-deep to-lhe shoulders gradually and further out up to Ihe neck. There is no element of danger except for (hose who are unable (o swim and try to get into the deep water of ihe diving space. Diving is a pleasure to tho bathers and an amusement to the spectators. Al! eujoy I'ileliiiiR fur (lie Ashland Triple "Willis, of lixrliange, bold the simm? St. Clair team Id ciphl hits, and Ashland won a vertning hot battle, i lo 1.

Mrinhnld pio-lieil excellent ball In spnts Put lie rraeked wide open in the pinehes. He puve six hits, however, tint they eame when hits meant runs. Melnholirs pals also helped liini in his ilimnfall. eoiiuniiting three errors at opportune moments. SposiOi and Monohan were Hie lmi.

such sum. He paid about 5200 alsn a Ii-alur jrxioits DKPOT ST AltS agreed to pay the balance in a i cnampionship crown. But bis an r.h. i PIGEON FLYERS MEET TONIGHT r.h.' I 1 1 2 1 17 0 two. night he hunted up Dundee asked Johnny for $1700.

line stars for Ashland, eaeli gelling two 'good diving and certain depth ot r.ridy.lb.. liriiKli.ir. 1 Klrzyski.rf 1 2 2 0 1 ii I -I ii a 2 ii 12 ii ii ii 0 1 a 1 1 ii (i 2 0 12 2 2 4 111 TTsKar.lf II 2 I 0 havis.ss.. I I 2 a Parry.p... 1 II 7 I 1 2 I ill 2 SlMiHvf II 1 II il 1 II ii Slantmi.e 0 (I 1 0 demanded Dundee, lough) a race horse for you." nonu pone ai uiii nursenine.

ST. CLAHl ASHLANP lim't want him and it you made id or ino it doesn't go," answer- language when he slurred L'mp Sol-lodare. Knetzer breezed along until Crossin tapped It i in for a double in (he second inning with one down. He went lo third on Whilted's out to right, but Kitting flicd lo the same territory, and the duel went on. Regan opened Ihe third with a.

resounding two-bagger that, rattled (he concrete in center field. Davenport was obliterated on strikes. Floyd made a clean pickup of Anderson's grounder and then threw Ihe ball past first nounced trip lo Belgium immediately after the evciil here to compete iu (he European Grand Prix ou July 0 will mean his entire loss of points. With 500 points allotod the winner, any of tbe other leaders may forge inlo prominence in the standing. And there is always (lie chance that DePaolo's car will not withstaud the punishment he places on it, mid be forced out during the race.

Accustomed to tho peculiar streaks of fortune which shadows racing, none will predict a possible victor here. wafer is necessary for the safety of (he diver. The divers arc elated at the advantages of diving at this Lakewood swimming pool. There is always less work for the guard when (hose who cannot swim keep away from the diving space. htuilcc.

"No race horses for me, The Mount Carmel Flying Association will meet tonight at Long's harbor shop to arrange for their lirst fly of the season, from Hanover, lo Mount Carmel. Kightcen pigeon fanciers are now members of the local association, which is coining by leaps and bounds, and which, in another year or two will rival in strength any flying association in the hard coal region. r.b.o.a.o. r.h.o.a.r. 0 6 a Ifnlien.ss.

a 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 10 i i 0 10 0 1 Sposito.e. II 2 II 0 0 0 10 Hollell.ef. (I 0 10 0 12 2 11 I 0 1 2 0 0 1 (I 0 0 0 1 0 0 a 1 1 I 0 0 12 (I I 2 5 0 0 0 1 Wlllis.p... Fieldins.Hi ZylinsV.2li Wehh.rf... Killosli.e.

Smiler.ss. Hee.se, If. lleiiiliold.p pl enough troubles." when Dundee fought, a few later, Ik? found that Montieth iMm-iod SI Tito from his share Totals 1 8 IS ti Total. Water Heated Mr. iNoll was greatly impressed with the temperature of the water.

II has no chill, as it is healed by Ihe 0 21 5 I) Totals. 8 3i; C. I Totals. .1 lit! 10 Ii Stars I I 1 1 II 0 I 2 I I'. I I 1 1 0U I Two-Oaso hits siiiilis.

Davis. Stolon liases Sbulskl, Davis, Stanton. Struck Tarry, Ii; ivtrusky, IS. Liases on balls lift Parry, t'elrusky, GETTYSBURG CHAMPS Gettysburg High School won the championship of the Central Pennsylvania Scholastic. Baseball League with a record of having won Hi games during Ihe season without suffering a single defeat.

hi place of it. had given a bill of for one race horse named War SHANAHANS WANT LOU BOGASH klinuhinn in -j tliulWirt iiriml covnu linn. base. Began scoring on the error, while Anderson went lo second. All- TO MEET AJAXES dred teet up I ho strraui.

from which iwiisiii that horse in your name SAM HUFF'S TIGERS TRIM Swede Hegelsen. ot New York, and! you couldn't renig on it," said dersoii scored when Marhefka's roller hopped over Filler's cranium. Two U'lli. The Whaiiiihan A. of thin iMy.

My I Ml liv fnrfni ti fratim will iU. not Snake Fisher, of Syracuse, wilf meet Lou Bogash, of Bridgeport, in the wiudup bout at Hazleton on Juno 17. plot; was wrathv but it didn't I Dodgers, duo to the fact that the Dod iiim any. He was minus J1T00 Carmel Subscribe for Tbe Mount a race horse. He tried to il is piped.

The wafer is strained through a screen, and is always fresh and clean. The water is continually running in the pool and passing out through ou overflow gate. Tho Lakewood Company has given Ilia people a swimming pool not equalled for safety or sanitary measures by any swimming pool iu the state. but it. was the end of the gers failed to show up.

The Shauahans would also like to meet the Ajax team in a return battle. For games call Manager Tom Saho, Bell phono filJ. runs. Hcir.cbc caused a little rumpus in the third when lie circled the bases on a ball that went, out of bounds in right field, but Unip Sollodare made Hersche go back lo second as (he hit was only a two-bagger, according to (lie ground rules in force. Knetzer struck out and MacGregor grounded iier race season and no one was SPORT-O-SHOTS 5 horses just limn.

He knew a 'I', tolil him bis troubles and CATASAUQUA CLUB, 7 TO 6 "ATAS.t:gilA, Pa. CreSBonn Thiers, of (lie Anlhraeiie nosed oUi cm. asauipia here, 7 lo 6. Tbe loenls rallied, in the elKhlh and drove Williams from the mound. Kindson relieved him ami re-tired tlie side.

CATASAUQC.V cniMSONA r.li.o.a.e. r.lioa.e. Moran.lf.. 0 0 1 0 0 I 1 I II Meyers.21,. 2 14 5 0 FVori.ef.

1 0 2 0 ll II 2 II 0 1 I.ehen'd.21. 1 2 5 1 12 10 0 Man rf I 2 0 0 2 2 10 I Ziin er n.aii 1 2 2 0 (12 10 0 Truv.lb 1 I 0 II Cmlaiif.ss 10 2 1 (I Kdwa rds.ss I I 0 5 0 (I 1 4 (I a 1 il 0 0 12 (I Willlams.p 1 Brow 0 10 0 1 Kindsun.p. 0 (I 0 0 IJ fellow advised Johnny to ship tu New Orleans, where winter soon was to open. DUNDEE-TERRIS BOUT The postponed Dundee-Tenis bout; An eight-oared crew representing aris is to take will lake place tomorrow night at the Ihe Rowing Club of Olio you can sell him there," new Coney Island Stadium. The bat- part iu (he Koyal Heulev regalia on ainer said.

He will go fifteen rounds. (he Thames this year. mice shipped the horse to the una track amf plaited him in of trainer there. About a BASEBALL idler I lie season opened, the wired (i II 24 a 2 Cressona. Tigers Catasamjua 21 IS 1 0 2 I 0 I 0 07 1 0 0 2 1 I) 0 20 out.

Filler opened llw fourth round with a (wo-base crash inlo right field. Daveuporl lost control and socked Russell in the slats. Floyd tried to murder (be ball but lifted a pop foul fly which lilting pocketed. Matthews walked, filling the bases. Davenport pulled out of a hole by fauuiug both Evans and Lawrence in easy fashiou.

Hersche, first man up in the fifth, bit the first pitched ball for a. long homer over Ihe cement wall in left-center. It was a lowering drive. MacGregor also hit safely in this round but he was cut down at. second base when he tried to si retch the blow.

ar working exceptionally Of all (lie fight, cards of rank over jirosenlcd lo (lie followers of purloin in this rcKion, the boxing show schc.lulod lor MayBvillc Park on the balmy evening of Tuesday, June 10, is the Stick vour lamps on the chronological presentation of mitt duels and then you'll know why the fight game hercabouu was as a. chloroformed oyster. Such cards as us! 1 hat hat nuulc boxing the slimy mud that it is in the hart coal domains Dorey Shimar, of Williamson, and Al Kehler of Sliamok, are hilled to fight, the windup of ten rounds for the lightweight championship of the coal regions Shimar isawellerweight! And Kehler-who is ey Willis, of Mount Carmel, and IW Kirby, of William k-port are tided for an eight-round up. ictor Kid West of Shamokin, and Kid Hayes, of Mount Carmel, are booked lb, ina i. preliminary, while Battling Joey Uarnos, of Ku p-moii Bobly larger, of Willianisport, exchange broadsides Am going to enter him in a NATIONAL LEAGUE SHAMOKIN LICKS FAST-GOING YORK 'or tomorrow ami lliink be can Advise you to get a bet down AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results AlhleticM.

Chii-aso. S. -Waslilnpton, 11; TVtruil. 7. SI.

Louis. Boston, R. Mew York, Cleveland, (10 inniiicj). Yesterday's Results Cineinnali, Philadelphia, 2. St.

touis, II; Hrooklyn, 3. Ttoslon, riKstmrRli, 4. Now York, Chicago, Iiorse ran the next day, won. 01 Virtnrv nn viinil It it reA linniM Shamokin hit. Kreops and Hissonuelle hard and lmnded York its fourth consccu-live defeat.

12 to 1. to the first Kami, ot the series. Niieisoh pitched sleadv hall and received good support in Ihe pinches. Casey hit a triple in the. fourth with the lmses loadeil.

The score: yOHK SUA.MdKI us was his original eosl. Sev- Standing of the Clubs toys later another wire was re-1 ny Dundee: I'll entering War Mask in big Standing of the Clubs Won. Lost. "rt. New York 15 Brooklyn 27 22 I'lllslinrKli 21 21 XM Cineinnali 25 2:1 .521 Philadelphia 2t 25 .457 St.

touis 21 2S .429 Huston 20 27 .420 Chicago 20 OT .400 Today's Games ni'e. I think hu wju wjn am Won. l.ot. I'et. Allllelies .0 Washington 1K S'V f'hieaRf 2:1 Ht.

lAiijis 2(1 Cleveland 2r. .4711 New York 21 2 .120 Detroit 22 30 Boston IS u2 .300 Today's Games 8il irice." wK iSmsinuating that Shimar and Kehler are no good Hut we do say that they are NOT windup fighteis! 1JUt ZJlL storv goes on. Has the above-named card the SllfllM', whil liiwhri on tui.r.n.o.n. an. r.

ii. o. a. a 0 0 2 1 4 4 0 1 3 I) 5 2 111 4 0 1 Strnnk.rf.. 4 110 0 4 1 2 il 2 Cusey.lf...

5 1 2 0 4 0 0 I 0 5 2 2 4 0 3 10 4 III 0 4 0 2 0 5 1 I 4 0 14 2 5 i 5 a 0 0 0 I 4 1 2 I 2 0 0 6 0 lOberl.p.... 110 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 lOlliott.ss. Morris, cf Clabby.lf repps, Lynch, first time, decided to lake Panielly's perfect toss to Began turned him back. With one oul in the fifth, Marhefka banged his log against one of Knet-zer's fabt balls and lost it. Kuelzer pitched a two-way bull to Touy.

It came in fast. It went, out faster! The ball was fair by a matter of inches. Outside of Auderson's leaping gloved hand catch near Hie right field fence iu the first inning, there isn't much more to relate, for it was a pitcher's battle all the way. chance on bis horse in I '1 lit IMTl, DL.V I. It Phillies at Cincinnati, lloston at Pitlsburffh.

Hrooklyn at St. Louis. New York ut Chicago- inua in u'ilflinifr unor. 'mid slart. War Mask romped ilb odds of about to 1 against li Kiinnrl a eiSHlli cviiuuf, CliieaKo at Philadelphia.

St. l.ouis al Koston. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at New York. Wiio viani.r t-j 35 1 1124 11 Totals.

.11 12 15 2S 1 1 "nndees winnimr wnirer. nlns "Batted for Kreiins in firth. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE lhv" I'nises, earned for lilm nearlv NEW YORK-PENNA. LEAGUE iw.i.n-i limits no i ran ers uimu original cost. ers.

has Killed uie game fltrlll i i or me fil" miu. ii i nrn noriMlMia SUCKClh tune Dundee in lii- Yesterday's Results ttijM'alo, 10; (12 iuninss). Haliimorc, Toronto, 7. Itnehesler, Jersey City, a. Providence, Sra''usi-, i.

i nmressarios get wise and bring some- ne bail Ihn vn Yesterday's Results 12: York. 1. IHinira. ilkes-Barre, Seranlon. lilnKliamtun, 7.

12; Wllliumsport, B'i" HI I cl 1 1,, lie llinV' Wlll'ld. And Ihiu vniinirslur. wiI, fiirhL II. 11:1,1 I'a id little attention earlier HARRY WEISER INJURED IN GAME AT WILLIAMSPORT York (I 1 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 I Sliamoliiti 0 a (i 2 0 12 Errors Lowranco, Dougherty, llis-souni He. Julian, Lynch, Walker! To-huse hits 2: Ules.

-ins, Pciffer. KlH-iseli. 2. Three-bus" hil -Casey. Stolen bases Mearkle, C'Hi-ler, Double plas HI, ssiii1 lo Mearkle to Alexander; Hbsslns to Mearkle lo Left nil buses York, Ii; SliHinokiti, X.

Buses on Kreppi, Itissoniieltc, Kio iscb, 1. struck out fly repps, Hlssruiiictlc, Kncisoli, t. Hits i IT Kivpps, 4 innliiKs; His. sonnet tc, 6 in 4 IiuiIiiks; Kiiciscb, in InnlyKs; Chert, 2 in 1 inning. Passed li.nl Julian.

Winning pitcher Kneisch. Losing pitcher Krepps. empires Mchroed. and Clayborer. Time 1:65.

Standing of the Clubs horses, became an addiet. He Today's Games niifi'iilo ut Toronto at Baltimore llochestor at Jersey Clly, Syria-use ut Providence. 1 War Mask heavily each time 1 licit a fi ht all wnulti) here. WN tlSVmaHcr 1. SeCA, Jack kic, WiUie Harmon, Sammy Mamicll, Lou UoguBli, Tiger Flowers and Jimmy Slat- ran iui lll.lllj' Wl.Irc lask WllS fl ClllluMnnt ulnnol- Won.

Lost. Pet 20 ..18 II 17 Hi Hi .500 17 10 .172 ..15 17 15 1S ..14 17 .452 York r.inK'liiiintim HarrisbiirK ShainokiiL Klmira Willianisport S'-rantou Wilkes-Uartu following sniillu- llnndoo inir. TRIS SPEAKER Tris Speaker, manager of the Cleve tcl'y? what vou shall see. The fans (l a few niiii-n SrrLuo rocks to see windup. This land Indians, recently made his 3U0U(h nuiocn, J1U pan- 11 yearling nnd hud the eolt.

Harry Welser, Kliatnokln citizen uow a member of the Wllkes-Uarre team of tho New York-PennBivania League was injured during a game yesterday between Wilkes-liarre and Willianisport. Wciser collided with Voting, tho catcher, at the plate in the lit th inning. ills stable mi-! $200 windup and then expecting to get a h.uuu "Hi- 1UU' TLp nlmvfi 10W IS aOOlllCU IU lau, lin uic Uccess for while anil lm licvfi a hit in the major leagues. Ty Cobb, Larry Lajoic, "Pop" Anson, liana Wagner and Sam Crawford are others who collected 3000 bits. WILMINGTON POTOMACS it is being reported that the Wilmington Potomacs are anxious lo join the Anthracite Leuguu.

Today's Games York at Shamokin. P.inKliuintou al Kcrauloii. Harrisbnrir at WilltHinsiiort. Lliuiru ut Wilkus-liuiTu. started to go blah! JJ better than the windup! horneH couldn't win fubt Aboul" that the fight fans are thinking the same way.

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