New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08


lack DOYLE the umpire. who was sus-
pended by President Lynch Of the Ma
tional League for failure to know the rules.
following a had decision in the morning
game on Memorial Day between Chicago
and Pittsburg. has found a berth In the
Eastern League. He had a trial on July
on account OF the illness Of Tom Kelly.
and his work was 60 satisfactory that
President Barrow decided yesterday to
make the appointment permanent.
Only three Of the eight umpires who be-
gan the season in the Eastern League ars
left They are Wright, Murray and Hart.
Black. Bannon, Rudderham, Fender and
Pollock have all gone their way and have
been replaced by Haligan, keenan,. KERN.
Kelly. Doyle and KILN.
Connie Mack Is authority for the state
ment that Eddie Collins, who was injured
in a collision while going after fly ball
a. few days ago, has fully recovered. He
will be back at second base for the Ath-
letics In the critical series with Detroit.
which begins on Tuesday
The standings in the National and
American League pennant races as pub
lished III The Tribune this morning are Of
fetal The figures were issued last night
BY President Lynch from National Leagus
headquarters in this city, and by President
Johnson from American League headquar-
ters IN Chicago The throwing out OF the
Chica GO Pittsburg game on the morning OF
Memorial Day has led 10 some confusion
IN the National League, and the Official
standing was announced ~ settle rnAAS
controversies.
Dominick J. Tortorich, manager OF the
West Side Athletic Club, OF New Orleans,
SAYS that his club will bid for the pro-
posed bouts between Wolgast and Welsh
and Wolgast and Mcfarland for the light
weight championship Of the world.
Maurice Mclaughlin. who, With Thomas
Burdy is 70 make up the doubles lawn
tennis team that will represent the Pacific
/ Coast in the preliminaries for the national
/ title az Chicago on August ! and .. is on
his way East. He will go TO Boston TO PLAY
in the annual Longwood tournament as
preliminary 70 his play at Chicago.
Grover Land catcher OF the Maps" has
Jumped the team. According 10 the story
from Cleveland. Land was fined by the
club for striking Clay Folger, ticket
taker at the press gate. on Tuesday. when
Folger refused 20 pass friend OF Land s
! into the park without a ticket. The amount
of the fine imposed Is not known. but, de-
| claring that he would not pay IL and would
/ refuse to stay with the club, he packed his
grip and left the city despite Stovalrs
| pleadings
: Two ten-round bouts will nc held at the
Fairmont Athletic Club, of The Bronx. to-
night In the main bout Frank Adams, tho
! former amateur champion. Will clash with
| .'Bulr Anderson. the hard hitting boxer
! from BROOKLYN, while the semi anal clash
Will bring together Joe Shears and Frankie
Pass. In the six-round hou; which pre-
cedes the semi-final KID Herman Will
box Joe Bell
! Track and field athletes wearing the colors
of the Seattle Athletic Club will compete In
the Barrett Council games at the Gutten-
burg track tomorrow. Interest centres In
| the meeting OF Courtney, the Splinter: Jim
| Rosenberger and Gwyn Henry.
The fire fighters OF Boston arrived In this
citv last night 10 cross bats with the New
York Fire Department nine at Bronx Oval.
lad street and Southern Boulevard. this
| afternoon.
The second marlborough matinee OF the
New York and Parkway driving clubs will
he held this afternoon over the half-mile
trotting track at Parkway.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
| Rrockton :: Lynn, 90 innings).