The sun., 1916-08-20

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Menoskeys come.
Funny. but possible-Kumagae win
ming the national tennis championship
and Brooklyn winning the National
League pennant.
Products Of the after.vacation period
the biggest fish. the greatest swim.
the prettiest girl (his. Of courss)-and
the biggest liars.
Anxious 1nquirer-Benny KauR has
not hit 400 this season. There IL no
truth In the story that he In to be
traded TO the Superbas for Ollie O'Mara.
We advise you to keep away from
O'Mara.
Johnny ESers says he Ii or the
newspapers. when the newspapers get
on" Evers. John may find himself look
ing for a Job.
Though he Is managing In Cincinnati
Matty continues to write inside stories
OF the National League. Judging from
looking in.
Dear T~om-PlayinG nve hundred In part
ncrship. \ and u are 40. while C. and D
diamonds and win eight tricks, scoring $50,
but \ wins the third trick and clahns the
game. In this correct! BOUTS.
No. because the bidder always has
the first count. and II that ID enough to
put him out he wins M matter what the
other side may have made. This rule OBJ
'tains In all bidding games. so as to
compensate the bidder for the risk he
runs and to prevent the side with the
higher score from sweating out"
Dear Tom-u) Is Bill Kiliifer Of the
phillics a brother to Wade Killifer Of the
Giants. and IL 30 who is the older OF the
two? t) with what teams are Dous;as,
Ai,shisOn and Dalton ro iS5m AID J JUDY .ne
90 They are brothers. Wade 10 the
elder OF the two. (2) Douglas is with
st. Paul OF the American Association ;
Dalton with the "A Francisco club OF
the Pacific Coast League can't recollect
where Aitchison now is twifling.
teilo Of the rrtsburs Pirates7 p. and D.
American OF Irish extraction.
Dcnr Tom-Did Chicago team beat the
BROOKLYN team of the National League on
Jun. -. 1916. by a score Of 2 to :. with
'""s"" " M Gr cox ipr i na;fnsH Jr.
No: Hrooklyn-Chicago game OF June
lG. 1916, was postponed on account or
rain.
Dear Tom-A claims sam Langford was
knock.d Oh, by Harry Wills. Il claims he
was not. who Is right Please give re-
salts Of their nights. NJ ID v
II IL right. The best Wills ever did
against Langford was to drop Langford
fer a short count in an early round OF
their bout N Los Angeles November rs.
1914. Lanrford winnin the fight by
Knocking out Wills In the fourteenth
round. Besides that fight. Wills and
Langtord met IN a ten round no decision
bout in New Orleans and another one
here. Their last iitht was n scheduled
twenty round go in New Orleans. Lang
ford knocking out Wills in the nineteenth
round.
Dear Tom-G, Did any Giant pitcher
'pitch a no hit game against Brooklyn last
season? " 50 wh:' ca what is rfeTsr'
% Yes. Ruhe Marauard. then with
Giants. pitched a no hit game AGAINST
brooklyn .Npril 10. 1915. go ritchins
records ere published in THE Sun ever,
Sunday.
Dear ~Tom-,KinIdy 3hllxs with telsrhone
n BAN Msi,'K%a!!-.elss ' Any MiS "Ht - vandrsbiii
\ G. Biuy Gibson and John the Bar;
t.r ,ReisieF'. Insert In your c2ilmns ana
can up Chairman Frederick wenck
State Athletic Commission. Cortland
1905. and he will furnish YOU with the
telephone numbers you request.
Dear Tum-Kindly print the decision o,
the last l~onari-Dundee bout. e. and +.
Leonard on points.
H.
: inches hixh ami weigh iso pounds ane
wouUl Ike iu GO int, the boxing game. ID
YOU thirh Im tail enough for that c!ass'
ca what name would YOU susx.~t me q
uso7 Yours. CHAS. FERRAIRO.
% What class? go Battling Brain
less
Dear Tomb VIVA, team docs Mart!
OF H. IN, i' nm ha r,r,s' nyeraxn pm of Jas,
Daubcf, In 1857 %, Is RNi Dahlen. for
mer manager of the Brooklyn Nationals
stiiI connected with that tam ,,,
90 Omaha club OF Western League
CO. sol. 80 Yes. he Is scout and con
taential man of the Brooklyn club
Dear Tom-A man on sceon and thir'
with two men out, the man on thir'
grt. in tn" tiHp. and while helders are try
ing to get him the man on second passe
the man In the trap and touches hon,
plate. Does not the run count and wi
and isn't the man IN tn. trap out7 VIII
In the National and American leagues hav
. won me most pennants' Thanking 20
Tor she sam". I. w. e.
% No: section l6. rule Sc III h
pass "A preceding base runner befor
such runner has been legally put out. h
shall lie declared out Immediately" O.
. Chicago. 10 ,Sational League) Phila
- de,phia. Z american League.
Dear Tom-\ bets u that Brooklyn beat
Chicago, IN the tenth inning, with IN
Nc score Tied. a.. an argument arises and tn
IN umptrr gives game 10 Brooklyn by forfeit
II claims bet 4. IN. A says he wins be
-. Please decide. DUTCH.
~ The official score VAS: brooklyn.
., Chicago. o. Bet Is so decided.
,v let me know the name OF Lee Magee.
~ JOSEPH CoRSI.
=, Leopold Hoernschmeyer.
IN Dear Tom-wm you kindly tell me
w p.rmitting a runner to turn either right G
NJ left In beating out n hit. or must NJ cor
n tinue on to second II he turns to his IT,,
of toward second PHI. pNElL.
He is permitted to turn either way. bi
IN II he makes a deliberate start towar
W. second he renders himself liable to /
at put out.
Dear Tom-Two out. Man on nrst m
80 ,hIrd. Wrong man comes 10 bat and or
~ hall e. called on him. Right batter &c
he What " the rule? u. j. H.
Irn,jr. .rrpl os error was cOrreptt