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New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
JUANITA SHOWS SPEED
ON LITTLE NECK BAY

A. Norman Issartell's power boat
Juanita won a handicap power boat
race over ten miles under the auspices
Of the Little Neck Bay Yacht Club in
the body of water by that name yester-
CAV by l minute and 20 seconds over
Charles Hauckk Anna H. The latter
was at scratch. while the winner had
handicap allowance of 9 minutes and
70 seconds. The winners actual time
was 44:15.
The fastest time was made by the
Anna H., 1895. The other boats An
ished as follows: Dorothy. A. L. Brudi;
Laneva- John Coe. and Nevairgo, Will
lam r. Cullen.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
White S0x Vim
Wild Game from
Detroit Tigers
Pitchers Yield 35 Hits-Schalk's
Play Saves Game-Umpire
Nallin Threatened.

Detroit, July 23.-Chicago defeated
Detroit - to to-day in the widest
weirdest game played here in decade.
Chicago made twenty hits and used hve
twirlers. The Tigers obtained hfteen
safe drives. but had four pitchers bat
tered. Ness was the star slugger. WIN
two singles, two doubles and triple
in six times az bat
The teams. arriving from the East
this afternoon. reached the ball PARK
an hour late and then battled fol. two
hours and forty-seven minutes under
broiling sun. Close decisions were nu-
mereus. There was much wrangllng;
Manager Jennings was put of the held
fer disputing a decision. and az the
close Of the game Umpire Nallin mar
rowly escaped being mobbed.
With two out in the ninth and TWO
men on bases, Bush sent up hlgh foui.
Schalk crashed against the stand, caught
the ball. doubled up and then. regsined
his footing. Umpire Nallin allowed the
put-out and thousands Of persons
warmed on the diamond. Nallln was
escorted to the clubhouse by Detroit
and Chicago players.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
New York Fans Face
Most Succulent Dish
Feature Facts
for the Fans

The Cubs victory showed the Gi-
ants into the second division
Joe Tinker's men made seventeen
hits Kelly's base running was
feature.
The Indians and the Browns
played ten errorless innings-
For the Reds Roush made two
triples and q single In four times
at bat.
In a weird contest between the
White Sox and tho Tigers nine
pitchers were used and thtrty-fvc
hits were made Ness got two sim
giles, two doubles and q triple In
six times mp.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
BIG FIELD ENTERS
RACES AT DETROIT

Detroit. July 2S~-A record-breaking
field of horses has been entered in the
Grand Circuit race meeting, which is 20
open az the Detroit Fair Grounds to-
morrow afternoon. Many Of the old
favorites are again 70 battle around the
mile track for purses ranging from
81 600 20 $4,000.
The card for Monday is composed Of
races named in honor of Detroit clubs.
The 2:l0 and 2:ls trots are Country
Club" events, while the 2:l7 pace has
been ehrstened the Detroit Athletic
Club purse"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
PHILADELPHIA Awaits Poloists.

Entries for the lnter-Circuit tour
nament of the Polo Association, 70 be
played at Philadelphia beginning Sep
tember Is, will close on August l. The
officers Of the association expect that
there will be a representative list of
teams from various parts Of the coun-
try and that the competition will be
fully as keen and high class as the
play for the national championships at
Narragansett Pier during the next few
weeks
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Newark Takes
Double Header
From Richmond

Newark continued its winning streak
by taking both ends of double-header
from Richmond at Newark yesterday
afternoon. The score in each game was
8 TO 2.
Both contests were pitchers battles,
the Newark twirlers exceling. Walt
Smsllwood held Richmond to three scat
tered hits until the ninth. Then the
visitors got four hits and two runs.
Egan's single TO right, with two on,
drove home two runs for Newark in
the second, and Ritter's double TO left
scored the winning run in the ninth.
Richmond pounced on Enzmann for
two runs in the opening inning OF the
second game, but only got one hit after
that. It was a single by Reynolds in
the fifth.
The scores followi
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
STEELE WEAKENS IN
DUEL WITH RUDOLPH

81. Louis, July 23.-Rudolph had the
best of a pitchers battle with Steele
and Boston took the last game OF the
series from ST. Louis here to-day by a
score of . TO /.
Steele allowed the winning run in the
eighth, when he weakened after two
were out and was hit for triple. a
double and single. The locals scored
in the first, when Bescher singled. ad-
vanced 10 second on Beck's out took
third on Longs single and scored on
Miller's sacrifice fy.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
OHIO CLUB INCREASES
LEAD IN RIFLE SHOOT

Washington, July 23.-The Kings
Mills, Ohio. Club increased its lead in
the small bore outdoor rife shooting
championship match during the last
week. The total scores of the leading
teams are:
Kings Mills. 6,7l7; Auburn. N. Y.
e,612; New Haven. 6,593; Bucyrus, o.,
6.5s2; Washington, D. c.. SASS; Bos-
ton. 6.474; Fremont. O., 6.466; Milwau-
kee. 6.327; Brooklyn. 6,276; San Fran
cisco, 6,263; Madison. Wis. 6,2S6 and
Morgantown, W. Va. 6,l74.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
PHILLIES END SERIES
BY DEFEATING REDS

Cincinnati, July 23.-Philadelphia
took the last game of the series from
Cincinnati here to-day, S TO /.
Alexander kept the hits we'll scat
tered after the first inning, while the
visitors hit Schultz hard in the third
and fifth. Whitted made home run
off Toney in the ninth inning. Roush
got two triples and a single out Of
four times at bat.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Totals. .45l2N Nns2- Totals. 40 Dis 27
.Rst,ea FOR Roland IN The second inning.
+Baued FOR Baker IN the fifth inning.

Chicago .....-..... Q 6 . / "a l-iss
Detroit ......-....-. =
TTobsss his-Ness (Q. Holman; kavnAs
yoa-h Mckee Three hass hits-Schak ~. Ness
VT Dsuss stolen bsse--Weayer Sacrifice hits
Ciro'te Leiboid Sacrifice hio-Bsh Felsch
Double plav-Schslk 70 Weaver 10 Mss Let On
tases-Chicago. y. Detroit 10 Fgt base on er-
ro-s-Detroit 2 Bases m oalls-0f Cunningham
.. on Wolfsanz. g. struck out-By Williams. ;
by Dsuss. /. hy wolfgang. by Russell. 2 Hi.
hy pircher-By Dsuss tTeu5l. Hiis and earned
rsns-On Williams. hits and runs u inning.
or Danforfh 4 bits and z rinS IN 2-3 inning; OF
C,cotis no hits and 10 IL Is inning on
Wolfgfng ! hit and rin In ?-9 inninss. OF
Boland 8 hits and runs IN innings. OF Gun
nirghsn. 8 hits and ! IN % inninss: o1
Dubuc hits and o runs IN times al bat tnone
osltl o- DauSs : hits and runs n 5 Is Inn
ines. Umpires-NGlin and Dineen rme-2H
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4 for Groom N seventh innins.

'Biiied foI Groom IN seventh innins.
s,.rlts5i s. LSaii .............S ? 3 fSSSjS E3
Tro-has hts-Graney s'ser (2l stolen bases
Wamissanss Chapman siser. Siarsans B5ron
Sacrf-e hifs-H'sar4 Austin Double plsvs-
Howard, Gandn ard Chapman. Grsney and Char
man. Left on hascs-Cievelard. Q s. Iouis :
Bases on balls-Or Gould. s. OF Groom. 8 Hrs
and etrred nIns-or Gould, hits 8 runs In ais
Groom. and ? In Innings OF welm.n ) and
none n I innins bi' y Pitehsr-By KEEPER
~ w.iinln. wili p.,eb-Kispsx. rms-5 Ss
uupirss-Evans and Hidsorand
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

Totals. ga 3 l3 2T 10 Totals....3i q 10
'Ba'ted for Schulz IN 1f,h inning
-Ba'ted for knetber IN eighth inning.

.Ba'ted for Schulz IN nf,h inning
-Ba'ted FOR knetEsr in eighth inning.
.Batted ,or Emmer IN ninth inning
Philadelphia ..-.....i 2 Is
Cincinnati ............l o o.
Tuo-base hi.s-Grfath stock Dusey Clarke
Good Three base hns-Roush a. Alexander
Home rn-whit,ed. stolen bases-Bancroft era
va,h whtied Luierls. Paskert Neale Sacrifice
hi's-Stcck Paskert. Double pay-whitied 20
killifer Left bazes-Philadelphis Cincin-
natl Z Bases on bslls-Of Alexander. / on
Schulz . Hits and earned runs-or Alexander.
hiu ! run IN innings. OF schulA and In S
OF Knstzer. I and l In 3: OF Toney. ! and In /
Struck out-By Alexander. O. By Schulz, / BY
Knst1sr, J. Passet bsl-W1nso nms-l "a. Um-
prW-Onh and Easou-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
BROWNS VANQUISH
INDIANS IN TENTH

Cleveland, July 23-The st. Louis
Browns defeated Cleveland 3 to 2, in
ten innings to-day. Shotton scoring
the winning run on his single, Aus
tins sacrifice and Miller's single.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
A Big Day.

Tomorrow will be one Of the big
days Of the year-one Of the biggest
that New York has ever known. For
Mathewson comes back TO his native
heath wearing the uniform of an in
vading force. But he comes back as
New York, having lost him, would want
him 70 return-in a generals uniform,
with the epaulettes on his shoulders.
Every fan in New YORK should under
ttand that the New York club let Math-
ewson so not because il wanted to,
but because Mathewson asked for the
change. II Is TO the credit of the club
officials that they refused 70 stand in
Matty's wsy-and II is TO Matty's
credit that he had no desire TO be a
pensioner or an ornament, when he fel.
that st last the greatest right arm that
ever threw baseball had about fn-
ished It's work.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
FIRST GAME
Total.. 7.2sl2O Totals. ..s2s7nl5 3

Two out vhen Einunz run scored.
Richmond ........... 0 0 -
New ark .............. % . Is
Thrse base hit-Durgn. Sacrifice hits--Eibel.
ArrAson Sacrifice ry-Kelliher stolen base
Aschenbsrh Double p.ays-keuiher ~ Eibel
Aschsubanh to Healey TO Esan to Hesley; Arrsson
10 Eibel. Hits-O smsllgond. In ; % innings
OF Enrght. none IN Is inning Bases balls
on Smalvood. 2 Of Leake. ! Struck ot-By
Leaks. S. by smAngcod. q HI, by pi,cher-By
Lesks (Witierl Wild pi,eh-Leake. Left on bsses
-NsT,rk. A. Richmond. T. Umpires-HAr and
WateryeL Tine 43
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

INo-0lse NTLS-'TNTEa-7-- He18- M-s7e- ITT00-
hNsse-wfhoit. Long Konetchy Sacrifice hit Ru-
do.ph Sacrifice ries-Mller konetchy Double
piAy-Betzel 20 Hrrrsby - Miller Ieft on hases-
Boston 81 Louis First base % errof-Bo.
ton Bases o. bsIls-OT Rudolph 2 of Steele.
Ins and eArned r1ns-Or Rudolph. hiis Sni !
rIn 70 innings % steele hts .nd runs IA =
inning Struck cut-By Rudolph. 2 tyy Steele. l.
CRvLro-HAntsn Asd kxisk Tms-l 81
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SECOND CANE.
Totals 823AI33 Totals. sslis2

'Esan eated for DurTn in The seventh inning
Raar Nshnond- -........... . . . . %
sscriss ht-EnMann. stolen oass-shorten
Ritter t2l. A.chenoach. Doubls plAys-Enzmann
70 Healsy TO Rgryia. Ritter 20 Heasy % Schwert .
TnErnAnn 70 Heli.y 70 schuer- Iet on bA.-s&
Newark, 3 Richmond. l. Bases on bAlls-Or EnL-
mann. ,: % Rl1s. /. Struck oUt-By Enunann, g.;
b Ross. 8. Umplrn-Wesiervel; and Hsr. Time
20
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.Batted for Benton n third inning
fRatnd for Andersnn 81 elghth inning

New York ...........o Q -
Chicago ........--...-f -
Two-hsse hits-Zmmernan ~ J Kelly. Zeder.
Ksur Kelly Robertson stolen bsses-J ke.y
Ig. Kaur ~ Double plays-Doyis 70 Mersle.
Wortman 20 Zimmerman 70 Safer left on bases
Chicago 10. NcR YORK. s. First base on error-
Chicago Bases on bslls-oH Anderson. /. Hts
and earned rIns-Or Benton. hits runs ia 3
and none in OF Brown II and IN .. Hit ty
pl,rher-By Benton (zeidsr) Struck out-By Ben,
-Kooher Tme-lio. Umpirrs-Klern and Emslie.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Yankees and Robins
Still Cling to Lead
Records in Major
Leagues for Week

The weeks record in each lean.
Of games played. won and lost. v,,
runs, hits, errors, men left on b....
and runs scored by opponents :,
cluding the games Of Saturday. I.I.
22, Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Minor League Results.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City. ! Loui-ville larsi camel
Kansas Citv. 2 Louisville : second samel.
indianspolis 2 Milvauke. 8 hrst gamel
Indianapolis. ( Milwaukee 3 .secorf camel
Minneapolis. Columbus ! ars, camel
Minneapolis. II Columbus Second camel
s. Paul 2 Toledo. ersi gamel
Toledo. ST Paul. second camel
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE
Binghsmton. s Scranton.
Utica. S. Albany. 4
ElmirL J. wilkes Barr. 0 ttrst camel
Elmirs. Nilses Barre. : second gArne).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, g. Ssu Orleans, /
Eshyils S. Lisle Rock / - =
Chattanooga 3 NsnpaiA 1
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Catholic Baseball League.
Pirates Defeat Wheeling.

Wheeling, W. Va. July 23.-The
Pittsburgh Nationals defeated the
Wheeling Central League team by
score of TO here to-day. The con-
test was called at the end OF the seventh
inning by agreement.
RH. K
rS.sSG. pistssSsA ''-..."..i "a - Z ?
Bsusnss-D0ulis and cibsnI CofnndAfu ani
WIhoa
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Club Standing
in international

GAMES TO-DAY.
Richmond at Newark.
Baltimore at Providence
Montreal at Toronto.
Buffalo at Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence Va. Baltimore (rain).
Newark, 3; Richmond, 2.
Newark, 3; Richmond, 2.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
W.LP.C. w. L. PC.
Buffalo a. "a .564 Bslt... 43 SO -524
Prov. A 81 .543 3Rich'd. 80 AZ AIS
Tor'to. 40 IS .533 Newark 36 as .43s
Montl. AZ 3S .525 Roch'r. 30 46 .395
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

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alter bon ~ Sahren, bns geerGb-
mis- miro in S1ulenburg ltuttfinoett.
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s ! a 3.
geah Sen Mbih1hlttrc

gsad BEN Mbid1bnngen ser
augenblifli6 in 9aris iif) aufbaI-
tenoelt 5eaerperiiderunes @genten
miro Der ourd) bas Sener amaze
ridtete Sdaoen iid oiif $1,000
900 big $7500,000 be[aufel1, Die
Ter Summe lteben @eriiderunoen
bon ilngefabr $5,000,OOO ocaeniiber.
Die 3lterft gemadte Ibihdbnng bon
S15,000000 mar mie ~qepobnlidy
nlel ST. bod eegriffen. Die nod,
oisponi6ien 3inlner oes bolb obqe-
brarilten u@ibraltar Sotels~ iino,
init je orei bis bier @aIten, meiIt
Mrditcftent &olttraftoren uio @er>
llhernngsbeantet, belegt - Ser
Stadts sSeiier aommiIfar
Inorens,' ioipie Seuer : MarldalI
Sngli1h, Die 3ltr 3eit in Garis mel
len, erflaren, Dab bie Stoot itoh
Den Glanen BON SaAoerftan0iqen
III mooerner @eiIe mieoer oufaebalit
miro, mo oaB man ale Siherbeitss
maBregellt, Die ourd Die itaatlide
8au Sronung, lomie omrd5 0ie
Hegnlotionen fir eleftriide Mnlaqen
~poraeleben lperoen. III I~trifter- @eiie
beriifiihtigen miro.
Ser Mapor bon @uItin hot
bel Der Carnegie : aonumifIion nm
erteilirnd elmer 9ebensrettunos-Me-
oaiae fir Ben t%zi1brigen @m. z.
MORTON nadgeiu6t. Gieler bate
eIfen onoern iltngcn Wann 9eamens
@lelm Geefc, Ser bon einenl1 ser
100 SUB boben 9eleudtunastiirme
III Die oarunter frcu5 lino qiter
laufenoen eleftrilhell 9rqbte gefal-
len NOR, nit @efdbronng leilles Ell
aeiten Se6ens gerettet.
Srfolge Ser iiinaiten ltorfen
Gegengiiiie lit Der 0ra5os Giner s1t
elmer @efobr ~oroberoen @o6e onqe-
%ld)ipolen; III @aeo begt man ldipe=
re 9efiir6tungen. Sn Sort
Mprtb ideint Die @auptgefabr aliid-
iiul upIuuergegallgefl ot lem, oDfle
Dab biel Sdaoen angerihtet muir
DC; Die @cmdiier iole1 idon mieoer
i'm 5aaen begriffcu Icii @ute
ourdoringenoe Negel meroen aus
ben aiiltengeaenoen. bon Corpus
Gbrilti. Ro6stomn. 9iihop, Sings
bile nno aiocrn i'm SiiomeIten qe-
lcaenen Seftionen gcnneIoet.
Sn @iiabeim. Iuitin Gountp,
ltarb @ooIf GaIm elmer Ser be.
fanntciten oelttiden Sormer iener
@eaeno. Ger 8eritorbene Itammte
ans @obnen. Gr bicB eiqeutlid,
2esc5bfa uno fam in ben niersiacr
ooer fiillf8iaer Sobren ols fGeiner
Sunae NIT ieinen Gltern llno Sc
ifipiitern nod Sat SpritQ. gort
itarben ieine Gltern ulo Elm 8e-
tDobner oes Srtes 0amens Balm
aooptierte i'm. Seitoem fiibrte er
oen 0amen ieines gooptibbaters
ST perbeirotete iidy in oen ieds5iaer
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Or. Gole S. Smit6 praftisiert
3O3 6ifs 8Ioa.
Ans Msrifo.

Cine 9epelhe aus @uibina=
ton meloet, 8eIir 8ia5 babe erlt jebt
feline Srnppen gelanoet 1no sipor
an Der @olffiiite, nobe Ser @ren5e
Der Staaten Sabasco ullo Gamped)e.
Die Expedition lei iebr gut oltsge-
rliltet, let lebr 5ablreid) uno neroe
BON ben 6elten Wdnnern Werico's
lnterItiibt. 2imantour lei Ser euro
paii6e Gertreter oes llnterneb=
mems nnb Der frii6ere propiloriihe
Fraiioent De Ia 8arra pertrete es
in @aibington. Cine Depelde aus
Seem Orleans meloet, 9ias fontrol=
liere bereits Die Staaten Sierra grtis,
Saracae Gbiapas, Ynebla, Gamped]e
nno Sobasco uno feline Srlippen
miiroen oemnddit Sic SGfen Sali
na Grna, Giterto Merico lllro sGera
Grn5 angreifen.
Der @eneralfonIul @natema-
las in Nem Yorf mabt befonnt,
Dob feline Gegierung nifts nit Dem
Observation-Disclosures oes 8elir
9ia5 81 tim babe.
Garran3o bot ein 9efret erlai-
len, meldes ~anoronet, 6aB aae Sc
i6ofte, Die ohne sipingertoen @rimo
bon ibren giaentiimern geidfoiien
muroen, tpieoer eroffnet meroer 1on-
ron M
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BUM &pifenpreis. Bins Goo

Galm 8eadz, @eibens iiub Mo6nir-Nn~
Sii9e. Hreife $3.50 big 1925, ale Sars
ben nno @roBen. 1000 glnsiige lofsrt ait
berfaffen. Sri9inaleGreiie sltr Gte
lidt, Der @rlnb Ser biGigen SreiIe fpirS
a11f @lrId erfldrt. &ein 6nmbuq.
Weine Gnslaaen iino eerina. 8offbeftels
Iltnger eripiinidt. 5amtnef, 333 Weite
Commerce Ctr, i'm &nmpmatnS@ ebdls
be. Sci. Grodett 1898.