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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
AMERICAN WINNER IN
HEND0N-T0-PARlS
AER0PLANE FLIGHT

London. july ii-An American.
Walter D. Brock. today captured first
haners 10 the deroplane race from
liendon tu Paris and return Brock
nutdIsfanced his nearest rival kaoui
Garrus. a French aviator hk more
than no hour His flying time for the
distance io2 miles in direct line
was hours 3 minutes. 6 seconds.
Athrlling incident ~ the race was
a plunge into tha English channel
which Baron Carhery suffef1d when
his aefoplane fen from consider
nble height when half way across on
the return trim He kept afloat with
me a.d ~ life bell until picked up
hF passing steamer
Eugene RenauN met with misfor-
tune in losing his Way several times
an IFS Wuy Go Paris. more than seven
hours being required to make the
"trip o. the French capital. After his
arrival there. Rcnaux said he would
start on the return journey. but would
descend at Calais and withdraw from
the race. He carried a woman passen-
SER
Glrros had some trouble with his
prnpeliers and steering planes on The
flight
Two other British entrants. Hegin-
aid Carey ana Louis Noel. descended
before reaching the coast on the flight
fo Paris
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
AND BEST PEOPLE
WILL TANGLE AGAIN

The Knights of Columbus and Elks
mines will clash au . 80 O'Clock this
afternoon at Traction park for the
second time this summer this time
for the benefit of The little inmates of
St Anthony's orphanage
The knights this afternoon look
forward 10 retrieving their former de-
feat at the hands Of the antlored
crew. Pine Will be curve dispenser
for the Knights. while l.oebs viii Of
neiate Immediately behind the plate.
Hutchinson and Wilson. il was an
nounoed last night. would do the
cunning and fire directing respective
ly fer the B. +. @. r.
The orphans who viii derive the
benefits of the game viii witness the
combat 1t will be the first baseball
game for many Of them-that is.
aside from their own one-o-cat'f
performances
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
ATHLETICS DIVIDE
WITH BROWNIES
Da,ies, amherst College Boy. Twirls
Tor Philadelphia. Making Bow In
Big League by Winning; Washing
ton Beats Tigcis Boston Loses.
AMERIcAN LEAorE srANDISa
Games To-day.
40 games scheduled.


30 sothihe tousNtl sffcfst taseto ~iNtl
Philadelphia. july list Loui'
Won the first game here today in
twelve innings. 10 3. Philadelphia
captured the second hy To 4. In the
opening contest 81 Louis hlt shaw
Keys delivery hard, with c. Walker
starring with two home runs and @
single. one Of his circuit drives scored
the deciding run. Davies. formerly Of
Amherst COLLEGE. who twirled fine
game for Philadelphia, made his ma
lor league debut.
-evre-Iirst game n ~ D
81. Louis 200 0i0 600 0Ol--f IS I
Philadelphia 600 f20 O00 000-3 . I
Batteries. Weilman. Baumgardner
and crossin: Shawkey and Schang
Summary. Two-basc Walsh.
Pratt. Oldring Home runs--C. Walk
tr 90. Hits--Of Weilman IN g..
of Baumgardner in E. Double plays
Pratt. LaVan and Leary: LaNan and
Learyi Crossin tunassistea). Wares,
Pratt and Leary. Bases on bails-On
Weilman 4. off Baumgardner 4 off
Shawkey 3. Struck ut--By WeiIman
by Baumeardner : by Shawkey s..
lmpires- and Sheridan.
>eose-seeond game n N 4
ST Louis .... 100 00l 200---4 .
Philadelphia 002 100 03x-6 3
Batteries. James. Weilman ana Ag-
new. crossin Davies and Lapp.
Schang
summary: Two-base hits-Pratt,
Baker, Davies Hits-Off James 2 in
r. off Weilman none in l. Double
plays-Agnew and I.avan Leary and
Lavan, Davies. Baker and Lapp; Bak-
er. Collins and Mclnnis Bases on
balls-Off James off Weilman 3
Off Davies .. struck out--By James
3 by Weilman I hy Davies 4. TIM
pires-Chill and sheridan
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
NAYL0N WILL INVADE
BELEN WITH HIS NEW
TEAM THIS AFTERNOON

Tom Naylon's team with which he
viii engage the formidable Beien nine
this afternoon al the Cutoff burg
will bee somewhat crippled owing to
the fact that the KNIGHTS of Colum-
bus had first call upon several Of his
regulars. However. with Awe, the In
dian. in the box and with Stumpf be-
Hind the bat. Naylon does not expect
the fieldcrs 10 he ovcrworkcd.
The Belcn battery VIII consist Of
gutierrez and Gilbert according 20
advance information received here
yesterday This Is the combination
that humblcd the -. H. +. team here
upon former occasion That does
not necessarily strike fear into the
Announcements however. for despite
the fact that Belen Is known 10 have
one OF the strongest teams ia New
Mexico II not the best. the locals
anticipate defeating that company
this afternoon on lbs home grounds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Ncw YORK 0: Chicago 1.

New York, July l1.-~New York bat
ted four Chicago pitchers hard today
and won the opening game from the
White Sox hy score Of to T. Car
roll Brown the former Athletic pitch
er. made his local debut for the Yam
KEGS and the visitors got away TO a
commanding lead by scoring three
runs in the first inning.
Score: II n
Chicago . 80 0G0 000--4 4
New York ~ $50 220 20x-9 u /
Batteries Faber. Russell, Benz. CT
cotte and sehalk Brown. Cole and
Sweeney.
Summary Two-hase hits-Weaver,
Sweeney. Maisel Home run-Four-
nier. Double piays-Schaik and Wea-
YER Maisel Boone and Mullen.
Trnesdalc and Mullen. Bases on balls
-~Off cole > OF Russell ! off ci-
cotte >. Struck out-By Cole / +: by
Faher | by Russell , by Benz !
Hits-Off Brown 4 In l off Cole 4
in s. off Faher in 3; off Russell 3
In Ia, off Renz : IN 2-3. off ci-
cote in Umpires-H Hildebrand
and Dineen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Disqualified. lie Beats Referee.

New York. july 1l.-When Patrick
Callahan. Brooklyn lightweight
hhter. was disqualified for foulng in
the ninth round Of bout with
Knockout Brown in Brooklyqn TO-
night, he attacked Referee John Haa-
top and gave the official severe
beating The Brooklyn pueilist black
ed the arbiter's eyes and was inflict-
ing severe punishment when two po-
licemen separated them.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Brookhn rs: rfttsbnrgh. o..

HfO0lNlYn, July IL Br00klyn de-
feated Pittsburgh in both games of "a
double header today. | 10 o. and s
TO 9. Soaton had the better 0r Ber-
ger in pitchers battle In the first
game, the Brooklyn twirler stirling
ont eight mon Walker was nam
mered Tor fourteen hits including "a
home run and two triples in the SEQ
ond game and received poor support
Score--ilrst game X y
Pittsburgh 80. 600 600 000--0 q
Brooklyn .... 0l0 600 NOx-t q
Batteries Berger ana Berry. Sea-
ton ana Land
score- second game X E
Pittshlrgh .... .0i0 100 600 4
Brooklyn ....212 g00 oils "a O.
Batteries Walker ana Z. Roberts,
iaiitte and owens
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Ottumwa. la. July i1.-Arihur
Bartlett of Ottumwa. today won the
Iowa state golf championship defeat
ing Perdue Sheldon Of Keokuk in
the finals. 10 up and s 20 go. Bart
lett is young player who in the past
has failed to reach the semi-finals in
important tournaments.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
RcsnlnIe Eliminated.

Newport r. l., july ll.-Better
navigation in thick fog enabled the
Nanitie and Defiance 10 completely
eliminate the Resolute i'm the third
trial race sailed off here today. the
Vanitie getting credit for her first
victory over her two rivals while the
Defiance had the satisfaction Of los
ing only by seconds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
GEORGE cum As FIGHTER AND CITIZEN.

IN 1907 nt the age ~ nineteen years
lie didn't have friend IN the town
or nickel In his pocket. Having
nothing else 60 do he went into Dimes
gymnasium to watch the boxers al
work. lie told his hard luck story
10 Dime and was offered chance to
earn some change by acting a. spar
ring partner, which opportunity he ac-
cepted
he fought his first fight In 1909.
and won IL la two rounds hy a knock
out Ills opponent WAS George Giil.
The bout was staged at New Castle.
ln that year he fought fourteen fights
and six OF them were won 10y knock
outs
lie Fights Real Pugs.
chip was mp against lot Of Sec
ond faters In 1903, but the next year
ne went against such men as Tom
Mcmahon. Buck Grouse. Bill Berger.
jack Dillon and others and gradually
became recognized as a real scrapper
II was la 1913 that chip found a
chance 10 fight a man who had a
legitimate claim to the middleweight
title After Frank Klaus beat Billy
Papke. The last holder Of The title be-
fore Stanley ketchen. CHIP went after
MIN hiaht hfu 'ulp met IN iltt7-
bufgh on october II. and CHIP won
hy a Knockout ~ six rounds To
prove that il was no fluke he gave
Klaus second hattle ana sent over a
sleep producer In the sixth round
again The last bout was on Decem-
her ~. Last winter Al Mccoy Of
Brooklyn dropped emp ~ two rounds
for u knockout since that time Bill
ly Murray has beaten Mccoy twice.
on July CHIP Knocked out Murray
in the fifteenth round and now stands
ready % meet Jimmy Clabby for the
middicwolght cham mplonship Of the
world
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Among the BoWiers
standing of Teams.
DICkpIN LEAGUE GAMES
Tor THIS WEEK NNNOt Need

Fred De Loglmer, proprietor " the
Drummer ALLEYS last night announced
the following schedule for this week
in the Duckpn league.
Monday Fureslers ". Hubs.
Thursday -rosioffite vs. Light
company
Wednesday, Dfummers w. BaX-
tiers.
slay-cisar company vs. Colts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Tonekn S. DO Molncs 5.

nes MONIES, lub il-Topeka ham
mered out three runs in the tenth
nning today after tieing the score
With an assault on kinsella in the
eighth ana won the game. 10 5.
Score; II
nes Moines. ESQ oo0 600 0-5 IL 0
Topeka 100 000 13e SIS 10 l
Batteries kinscna and Haley.
Ridgeway nashuer and Waite.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Washington 4: Detroit ,.

Washington. July Hills COM
bined With errors in the first and
fourth innings, save Washington n 4
TO 2 victory over Detroit today Two
singles and two errors gave the Ma
tionals q run ia the first inning
Score r. II r
Detroit ....-. 010 000 00I-2 6
Washington 100 900 00x-f 10 o
Batteries. Dauss. Hall. Reynolds
and stanage Baker. Roehling and
Henry.
summary. Two-base hits-Veach
(2) Milan. Hits-Off Dauss in 4
off Han in B off REYNOLDS / in l.
Double plays-Purtell. Burns and
Purteil. Mcbride. Morgan and VII
lams. Bases on balls-Off Dauss .
off Hall off Boehling / Struck out
by Dauss 8. BY Hall hy Boehling
T. rmpires Egan and Evans.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
OnnIla 3: Dcn,er 0.

omaha, july il-O Omaha smut out
Denver 3 to ., today by playing an
ali-around better game, The home
team hit oftener and to better advan-
tagc and ficlded in perfect style when
close work was necessary to prevent
The visitors from scoring.
score: r. III. r.
Omaha . leo 600 ilX--~S Il 2
Denver s. 600 600 000--a ? 4
Batteries Crabb and Kruger Gas
Ken, Schreihcr and Block
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
William. and Jnhnson Win.

won their matches today in the semi
final round uf the Davis cup test
on the courts of the Country Cluh OF
Mestrhasitr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Tennessee Tennis Title 10 smith.

Knoxville. Tenn.. July ll.-Carel-
ton y Smith Of Atlanta southern
champion. today defeated Paul Fan
ming. of Denver. Colo. la straight
SETS. G-1, 6-l, G-2, in the Tennessee
state tennis championship. Il Was his
third successive victory ana gave him
possession Of the trophy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Lightning His Corona Buildings.

Santa Fc, July Flour buildings
'at Corona, south Of Santa Fe. We're
struck hg lightning during a heavy
rain. They were 50 Wet that they did
not catch fire hut a wall Of the Bap-
tist church caved in.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Boston. July 1.-THE release OF
James Murray 10 the st Paul club
of the American association. was an
nouuced by the management Of the
Boston Natilnal club tonight. He is
an 0utfipider
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
noston :; Chicago >.


Chicago, July ll.--chieagos errors.
coupled with oppOrtune hitting ny
Hoston, today gave the visitors the
final game ~ The SERIES. 8 10 . The
support behind Rudolph was perfect
bordering On the sensational az times
boston took three out II four games
~ the present series.
~rnfrs N D.
Boston ..,s.,. 002 0eO 00f-5 10 D
Chicago ..ii0 O60 900 1
Batteries Rudolph and Whaline
Humphries, Hugeman, smith aud liar-
Cove.
Summary; Two-hasc hits-~Saier
schmidt Three base hits Schultz.
Leach. Home rau Sater Hits-~Dff
Humphries, in la; of Hageman,
In 2-S OFF Smith. . in l. Double
playa Deal, Whaling Deal fsvers.
Zimmerman Sweeney. Safer Rases ON
hails-pf Humphrios ! off Hage
man. 3. Struck out-Ilv Humphries.
d hy llaRcmnn. / hy Smith, 1 lm-
plres-~ Byron aud Johnson.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

scranton. Pa. July ii--ieorge
lthip. whose recent knockout victory
over Billy Murray makes him again
a contender for the mlddeweight box
ing tile. Is prize fighter "a account
OF freak of luck
George would probably be e day la
burcr Ia a scranton coal mine today
and not near champion had he not
mistakenly SUPPOSED that man whom
he hii IN the course of an argument
was dead This caused him 10 catch
the firut trnin out of Scranton lie
| finally wound up al New Castle down
and out. where he got a Job ns spar
ring partner in Jimmy Dimes stable
IL was while he was doing this that
Dime. his present manager. discover
ed Chip's wonderful wdllop and fight
ing possibilities.
chip was born on August %. 1853,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Chipuionls rc@-
idents Of North Scranton AZ the age
" ten years he went to work in the
breaker and when he became fourteen
he was promoted to mule driver IN the
|cayuga mine
Has Trouble With Boss
II WAS while doing this kind Of
work IN the Cayusa IN 1906 that he
had run-in with his bass in the
mines The boss threatened to fire
him and he took punch at the lat
tcfs Jaw. The foreman fen Ia the
ground unconscious.
chip wasn't taking any chances ON
being arrested and fearing that the
man was dead he escaped from the
mines through tunnel leading TO
the surface. lie rnu to his home a
few blocks away from the mouth OF
the tunnel and after changing his
clothes LETT town. The foreman was
only stunned.
George reached New castle early
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Los Angeles. July ll-Ieach Cross
lnf New York and Joe Rivers of Los
Angeles. were matched today for q
twenty-ronnd boxing contest july 2S
at Vernon. They are To weigh 1876
Dounde
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Wimbledon. Eng, July ll-Great
Britain won the first two singles
matches in the second round for the
Dwight +. Davis lawn tennis cup
against France today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

- Louis. July H. Going 10 the
relief Of Adams IN the seventh inning.
when the gnme was Tied. 3 TO 2, Har-
ris gave st Louis four hits which
combined with an erraf and double
/ steal, netted the local team three runs
IN the one inning.
score II ~ r.
Kansas city q. 600 coz 100 3 B
st. Louis .,.,..0i2 600 90x d II .
Batteries. Adams Harris ana lcas-
Iterly, Brown, Crandall and Chapman
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Sioux civ I: lincoln I.

Sioux Cily. July Flour runs
pounded in, in the third. gave the To-
Gals enough 20 take the third Lincoln
game, 1 20 3.
score: II
Sioux CITY 4 .004 000 00N--4 Q
Lincoln Gao GOO 00a--s .
Batteries Clark and Murphy;
Clauss, Caoney aud Ramp
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Indianapolis Z: Chicago .

Chicago, July li.-Falkonherg cell
ebrated German day hy holding
Chicago to three hits Indianapolis
winning through timely hits off
lange. including a donhle BY Rouseh
and a single hy Laporte. 3 TO Twill
ings home run. following "A pass To
Wilson. was responsible for the home
scores
Neofei X N y
indianapolis ..920 0e0 ol0--3 o
Chicago n30 600 AOe-s g
Batteries Falkenherg ana Rafi-
den. lAnge and Wilson.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Vancouver. b. c., July Johnny
OLeary lightweight champion of
Canada. and Joe Bayley. fought a iif-
ieen-round draw here todaN.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Cincinnati. July H. Brooklyn raj
He'd In the ninth inning of today i
game and came within one run Of
tieins the score. which was to IN
favor of Cincinnati when the contest
ended. 4 daring attempt by Egan.
who tripled IN the ninth. To stretch
The drive into home run ended the
battle. as there were two out when he
came to bat. Both Derrick who was
traded 10 the Chicago Nationals for
First Haseman Mollowitz, and Catcher
-, :. 80, "; ;...,. Cincinnati purchased
. from Brooklyn. today fielded their
positions well and were factors IN the
batting
bsufef n q
Brooklyn . 49,. eao l0i 0Oa-b II >
Cincinnati . .0t0 $40 00x-e 4
Batteries Pfcffer. Aitohison and
Fisher Ames and Irwin.
summary Two base hits Miller,
o'Mara, Derrick Three. base hit
kgan. Home runs Erwin. Niehoff
Hits off pfeffer. in 6, of AItchi-
son, / in ?. Double plays--Groh TO
Herzog Groh to Derrick 20 .Herzog.
BASES on balls--off pfeffer I Struck
oui-~liy Prefer 3 by Ames, g.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

So nearly still was he air as the
balloons rose from the immense pin of
a motordfome--a pit IN which the
sun beat down with scorching RAYS
while not trace Of a breeze could
be felt-that they drified slowly back
and forth. as II they were seeking a
current that would bear them on.
The first balloon To snil. which WAS
entered as No. ., was released al
i'59 o'clock, one minute before the
announced starting time. The other
balloons followed quickly ana within
thirty-hve minutes all eight We're Wis
ihie at one time.
The balloon Uncle Sam flew the
pennnnt of the Press club of st
Louis. the balloon Aero club Of ST.
Louis" flew an American flag half
way mp the rigging and was equipped
with an air pump with which to in
flate the bag from time To time.
All the pilots carried life preser-
vers for use should they land IN the
great lakes. The pilots We're sparing
with their ballast and several took
low current
The following message 10 the As
ISOLATED Press was picked up at Fen
ton, Mo. fifteen miles southwest Of
- Louis tonight and telephoned TO
ST Louis
Balloon san Francisco 1915. cross
ed Meramec river just south Of Fem
ton. at 930 o'clock. Altitude ] 900
feet. Eating lunch
(signed) L. S COLE, Pilot
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
pnckeA MclnrIand Mnrried.

Chicago. Juy il.-Packey MeFar-
land. fighter. and Miss Margaret
l.oushran OF Joliet. Ill. We're married
here. todaN. After the wedding sup
par i fhe itninc ef the brides mother.
'thc c6urlt fcff~ On ! Tong honeymoon
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
HARD HITTING WINS
FOR ST. JOE: OMAHA
SHUTS OUT DENVER
wrsrERN LEAGuE STANDING.


So Joseph, JulN ll-While Baker
was holding the locals IN check his
teammates hatted out e victory in the
third game of the series Omfielder
Nicholson of the Wichita club made
four hits and got % base on balls in
five times te the plate
scorci X u
Wichita !. 10000 30 10O-6 II
ST Joseph M 000 geo 200-2 . 3
Batteries Baker and Graham,
l.affertN pursell and Sehang
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Ruth, Leonard and Carriean.
Summary Thrce-hase hit-Gard-
ner. iiits-Off Ruth in T. off Leon
ard none in ?. Double play-Scott
and Janvfin. Bases ou halls-Off
Mitchell .. Struck out Bv Mitchell
70. by Ruth ! hy Leonard 4. Empires
Connolly and OLoughlin.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

OF the thirteenth inning because Of
darkness. The pitching 81 Anderson.
0f Buffalo, featured
scorc--first gamei II Il
buffalo .....4l00 GOO 000--t 0
Baltimore ....ldi N00 000--2 !
Batteries. Knapp and Blair; Quinn
and Russell
seore--~eroud game II D.
Buffalo 90 e20 600 000 0-3 IL 1
Baltimore OIL O00 100 900 0-3 o
Batteries Anderson and L.avigne,
Blair Smith. Conley ana Jackltsch.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
BALLOONS START
SLOW IN A CALM
Message from san Francisco Picked
up Iariy ut Night short Distance
from II. Louis Where Aerial Con.
te.i started.

81 Louis. july ll.-Drftlne slowly
To the south until they disappeared
beyond a., horizon. cighi balloons
sailed from here today IN the race 10
determine the third American en-
tfant In the international race for the
james Gordon Bennett cup IN Kansas
City next October.
As the prevailing air currents are
southwest 10 northwest, according tn
the weather bureau. it Is thought AN
the balloons will he headed toward
he great lakes 10y daylight tomor.
row.
only one accident marrcd the start
If the race the bursting Of the hal-
loon "Hoosier" forts-hVc minutes he-
fore the time It WAS scheduled to
open the contest. II is believed the
cloth Of the great gas bag was not in
the best of condition and gave WAY
under the high expansion of the gas
caused by the Temperature as the
thermometer al the street level stood
uf uN degrees
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

sl Louis. July il-New YORK was
luckier this afternoon and won from
~. Louis. - 10 , II was weird
contest Ia which twenty-five players
made thirty.four hits count for to-
tai uf sixty bases
~rafsf u n D.
New York M 600 04g 403--i1 - Z
- Louis .....6is OH 2al- . 10 4
Batteries Mathewson and Meyers
hallee. ufinef. steele. Niehnus and
WinFo.
summary Two-base hits--Butler,
Fletcher. Merkle. burns. stock. snod-
grass. Three. base hits ~Beck. Miller,
Murray. MaEee Home runs Wilson,
Dolan. Doyle. Cruise Double plays
Doyle to Merkie. Mathewsan 10 Snod-
grass. Bases on balls--off Niehaus
D. struck out--iiy Snllee. by Steele.
I hy MatheWHon. ]. Hits--Off sal
lee. in s. off Griner. . in 2-3 of
Steele. IN l-3. off NichauA. ] ia
!. Empires -Qnlgley and Eason.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Pittsburgh .. Philadelphia 1.

Pittsburgh. Juli Pittsburgh de.
feated Philadelphia here today by a
score of : to ! IN the last game of the
series. Manager Clark. hoping to
break his teams losing streak. sent
four regulars. Mitchell. Carey, Mowrey
and Gibson 60 the bench and replaced
them with substitutes lie also called
In Mammaux. his youngest pitcher.
who allowed only three scattered hith.
Philadelphia scored lts only run in
the first inning on Byrncs double ana
two infield outs.
scorei H ~ D.
Philadelphia 100 900 000-i :
Pittsburgh . 0Q0 III o0x--s I
Batteries. Rixey. OeschRef and KILL
fer. Mammaux and Coleman.
Summary. Two-bnse hit--ByrneF.
Hits-off Rlxey. In Z. off OeschRef,
none In !. Struck out--By Rixey. :
by Mammaux ! Bases on balls OF
kixey. 2 OF Mammaux. =. rmpires
KLEIN and Emslle.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
GIANTS WIN; CUBS
LOSE To BOSTON

New York tgercgailon Makes ~ Runs
OuI of N Hits eff 81 Ionl-
Piicher-; iTrate- Take Long Ind
from Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
BROOKLYN BEATS
P|TTSBURC TWICE

II. Louis Wins uandily From Kansas
city; Ialkenbcrg Celebrates b, Vic
tor, over Chicago. baltimore Tri-
nmph~ over Buffalo. "a (.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Boston, July il.-Cleyeiand was de-
feated 4 10 3. by Boston in the open
ing game of the series today Ruth.
formerly OF Baltimore made his de-
but as a local pitcher and held cleve-
land 90 iisc scattered hits ia the first
aix lnnines.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

,saInes To-day.
asH fufk 81 chicago
fnllAis'rhia af Cincinnati.
Boston at hi Louis.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING.


Indianapolis at Chicago.
kansas city at S. Louis