The sun., 1917-06-10
Questions c. Answers
By TOM MAC NULTY

Dear Tom--wnl you kindly publish the
results Of the last three bouts between
Leonard and welsh7 II. u. G.
In first two bouts Leonard received
TUE SUNS decision on points. Third
bout Leonard knocked out Welsh In
ninth round.
iris Speaker. t2) What Is the nationality
Of Max Carey tPittsburs NationalD'
% Twenty-nine. lie was born on
April 4. 1888. (2) American. His right
name is Maxfmillian Carnarius and he
was born In Terre Haute, Ind.
Dear Tom-Piesse advise where 1 can
obtain entry blanks for different safe ana
York Sss's s;y on a. July ,ns ''FfE r."
Write to Secretary A. A. u, Room
COG. Dun Building. 2sO Broadway. New
York.
Dear Tom-wss Johnny coulon ever
knocked out by Jack shsrksE1 wGs siTsTS Wnsn ana
No
Dear Tom-A bots that Fritz Maisel
of the Yankees led Ty Cobb OF the De-
troits in stolen bases for an entire season:
Kindly give US the year this happened and
what season. Also the number Of bases
each man stole. r. JONES
Maisel led Cobb in stolen bases in
1914. That year Fritz pilfered seventy
four bases and Ty stole thirty-fve.
Dear Tom--If the Giants had kept on
six straight games would they have won
the National League pennant last year.
p. s.-where would the Giants stand stand
"a laa. Ao
pennant Had their streaks not been
stopped they would have finished with
90 victories and so defeats. a half game
behind Philadelphia. which finished the
season with 81 victories and SO defeats.
Dear Tom-Kindly advise whether Tom
sesion. now with Chicago, eyer 1,. played
No. seaton played regularly with the
Brookfeds
Dear Tom-was Charlie Mitchell ever
heavyweight champion OF England
JAMES ]. KENNEDY.
No. Jim Smith was heavyweight
champion Of England in Mitchelrs day.
Mitchell did not meet Smith. Peter
Jackson beat Smith in two rounds
Mitchell did not meet Jackson.
Dear Tom-tll HOW uid tne oiep's tet
League? (2) Please state the height and
weight OF the following men; Kaufr:
Ping PipB Bodie. ease WILLIAM F. CLARo.
Cd Hoyt as a schoolboy showed so
much promise that McGraw's attention
was called to him. (2) Kauff. feet I
inches. 1855 pounds; Schupp. feet IL
inches, 165 pounds Maisel. feet !
inches. 1853 pounds Maranville, s feet 3
inches, $50 pounds; Stengel. feet S
inches, 10 pounds; Bodie, feet s
inches. 100 pounds,
Dear Tom-GD WIN YOU kindly let me
know when Eddie Collins OF the old Attn
letics entered the major leagues and from
what college he came % Is he the one
that got Kings goat In the world'a SER.
by stealing bases 60 successfully? t5 =
II fact that on account of Chief Render
following the Chicago team during one en-
tire trip to learn the pecuiarit!es OF the
pitchers and also the code OF signals the
Chic ago team was beaten because II upset
the pitchers and catchers?
% Collins joind the Athletics in 1906.
playing under the name OF sullivan. He
came from Columbia. (2) Collins and
other Athletics were very successful on
bases in the 1910 worlds series between
Athletics and Cubs, and Jimmy Archer
caught last two games for Chicago after
king had failed TO stop Athletic base
runners in first three. CD Bender was
too valuable a member OF the Athletics
to follow any other clubs around. I,
was customary for Mack. however. TO
send Bender. Coombs and Davis 10 look
over clubs who were 10 be their oppo-
nents in worlds series
Dear Tom--GO The team Ia at bat
Three men are on bases. Batter up strikes
out, which makes three out. When the
team takes the field the last batter up (the
beachers. When asked why he did not 60
/ out TO play in the neld he replied that his
team had some one else to play for him.
Writer called the umpire's attention to the
TACT mat this team consisted OF ten or
eleven 'urn, and. 10 all appearances they
urlng that the last man to go GU. tthis Is
Q In the FIRST innng) would clean UP the
bases can they remove this man before
he pays at least one inning? Is this al.
lowed t@ Fattor hits the bail toward
but the runner kicks the ball and hnally
lands on nrst base. Is he safe' The {
these conditions, and tho y team woud
B. not stand for the man being called out
Consequently the game broke up. what Il
your decision' ALBERT A. ALT,
President Cherokee Club.
tD Certainly. CD Not II he deliber
I ately kicked ball. (3) The c club b,
refusing to play forfeited the game.
1 Dear Tom--A says that Freddie Welsh
! former lightweight champion, worked ir
80 fIa A,Na aN. al -.