New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
lNaY BITS OF SPORT
cohh First Player to Make
n.r.,tIJry" in Batting This Year.
,.vefoRD-SMITH BOUT OFF

..-ris May Fill In-Pride of
A' Harlem and Mcfarland to
Box in West.
-, ,he hard hitting outielder Of the
y 80 -,rers was the first player in either
perm ,..grs 10 reach the one hundred
rao cafe drives for the present season.
rarA - came in the eighth inning
q sundays game with the chicago White
:" u.,,ses leading the American League IN
se'~c ,nh stands out as the chief slug
S'"- r,+b eight home runs. twenty three
rr "a twenty doubles 10 his credit.
Sss heads the list IN pilferinS bags.
He -, stolen bases TO his credit. tie
III -, effv-nine runs in ffty-hve games
~ 80. ..is resnect is far in the lead Of his
1ss
,,..sb,rr Pirates have acquired the
lo7 -~otestinr games. The latest ap-
81" he president Of the league was
20 .s,er the game with Boston last
which the Terriers won by a
l'~'sfSto- The protest, developed yes
F@ q, based on the ground that a de-
s'A' -a,5sred by the field umpire should
ss'D - made by the umpire in chief be-
IA the bat. -.
- - lssked out that waivers are TO be
Hunter. the first baseman, VINO
30 ,No Il is said. II is believed with
.s,i,r Of Hunter will come a chanse
~ - -,,ocsted by followers Of the game
y, ,....b,,rg-that Of playing Wagner at
,-st base
Saith the heavyweight boxer from
--..ssster. has once more called off his
vs.. with sam Langford, the Boston
.--vsirht. at the National Sporting
= - America on June %. Smith
- silently away 10 the West. and
- oponrke is trying 10 get Andy Nor
-ho has defeated many Of the best
his class about the country, 10 fame
-I.-d in mis- stead In his last two
-, r. this city Morris won by knock !
y. ,rt,ipr out Dummy MaxsOn in three |
.,rrss and Jim Savage in two at Brown /
unnasium- -..
80. weeks ago Smith was 70 have met |
-. pos.on terror. but suddenly was taken I
=, with malaria" He returned in good
.s,ion 10 defeat the less formidable /
~. Harris in seven rounds. and was /
ri, matched 10 meet Langford. In view I
20 fact that the late Stanley Ketchel /
.-.,,s6 out Smith in less than five rounds, !
!, aat the Michigan Lion" never cared I
- for the proves Of Langford, the /
IRIS are forced 10 think that perhaps II
-o-e a case Of sprained nerve than ma !
"a hat caused the big fellow 10 cancel I
as match.
rsr- more college men have been
,-ed bv the Detroit Baseball Club. /
7ssv are George = Wilson. catcher
= soTdoin. II !. Wood. a pitcher; Lund- |
r-o--. ,hird baseman. of the University /
Il Idaho. and j. r. Mcdonald, an out
rider Of Vermont University. Harold !
vTnr. brother Of John King, the new
sptain Of the Boston Terriers, will be
timed over 10 Buffalo
TIE following subscriptions, amounting /
r. $500. have been received within the /
st Few DAYS by :. r. Guggenhelm' /
treasurer Of the Public schools Athletic
league. tie money 10 be devoted 10 the '
general purposes Of the organization
u,r-v p9vne Whitney. $500; :. r Gug-
.srhsrn. $500: Thomas T. Ryan. 5000
Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson. $500; Cen
"a, Georee vs.. Wingate. $500; Egerton
= Winthrop. IT,. 800. J. B. Haggin, 800;
Fs'iz Warburs. 500: G.. H. Dodge. sloo'
Es-old L Pratt. 500: Mortimer L. Schif, (
800. joseph p. Grace. 500. II. A. Metz.
500. John u. Archbold 500. George ~.
hrstt 800. THE Brooklyn Daily EaSle.
raa Dieges & Clust. $780, y. Aotu-
Esld 500. Vicar General u. j LaNeue; |
no. Metcalf Brothers q Co.. <oo' ana
arr, 800
After months of talk between Danny |
Morgan and Jimmy De Forst, a match |
as been made between Pal Moore OF |
nlsdlphia. and Knockout" Brown. The |
hu nil box twelve rounds before the |
4r-ory Athletic Association. OF Boston. on |
isre 2. Some time ago Moore outpointed |
Brown i- q fest bout at the Olympic Ath- |
~ Ciub, ~ Harlem. but az the time !
BOW was not the finished boxer ne Is 70 |
A. There s. little love lost between the |
US o. the managers, and a redhot bout Is I
IRE % result
-Psckey" Mcfarland. Of Chicago, and |
Harlem" Tommy Murphy. Of this city |
sss matched Yesterday 20 box ten rounds /
s.ore the Berger Athletic club Of Mil
rlasee on June 30. Articles OF agreement
a. Tor lc5 pounds at o'clock on the day
ne contest
n eligibility Of the four hundred ath-
rar.- 81
san1iorship games al Travers Island on
agrday was passed on ar the office Of
snes F. Sullivan yesterday. The score
more college athletes entered by the
ysE YORK Athletic club, which called /
'rh some protest. We're found 10 be le-
slly registered members. Two dozen ath-
gss who had neglected 20 renew their
ards were permitted TO have their names
Fnied on the programme. but they will /
II b eligible unless application for new
e'ds be fed in time.
Frty-two strikeouts in a ten-inning
brs was the record established on sun
a. n a game between the Melvin semi
No,tss.oaa.s. OF Toledo. and Oak Harbor'
JARED a. Oak Harbor and won by the
4syins b. a score Of 20 I. Luebke. OF /
y hsly.ns and Kolath of the OAK Har-
- Team each struck out twenty-one DatsSs
- koafh d. former university OF
,hgan pitcher. who last fan had trlai \
~, ~ The 1oleco club OF the American AS
teziior
ne chief interest in the boxing bouts OF
week centres about the meeting OF JeH 1
mn the promising yOungster OF bay
ne and Jimmy Clabby, the milwaukee,
'srTeight. WHO has just returned 10
e1eiica after q successful trip around the I
'Th. They win meet al the National |
'nring Ciuo Of America on THURSDAY |
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