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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-21
.KLAUDER TRIMS
DEVICES AT GOLF
Bala Star Wins in Tourney
for Kendrick Cup at
Edge Hill
HICKS DEFEATS BURTON

Some really interesting matches were
played in the first round of the invitation
tournament OF the Lu Lu Country club
for the W. Frecland Heudrcl, cup here to-
day. The best match was played between
George G.. [lauder Of Bala, ana W. L..
Devices. Of the North His Country cub
klauder and Devices met in the first round
in the Bala tournament, and Devices de.
featcd klauder in the seminal round.
klaudcr got his revenge today. but he
had a terrible tussle with his opponent and
not until the twentieth hole had been played
could Klauder claim the victory. At the
turn Klauder was two up. but Devices won
the tenth hole and pulled down the lead
against him TO one hole
ACter halvnE the eleventh hole in threes
Nlauder put himself two up again on the
twelfth with four TO siN. After this he
did not do quite so well, for Devices won
two out OF the next four holes and squared
the match The seventeenth, eighteenth and
nineteenth were halved, but on the TWEEN
tieth Devices drove short Of the trap and
looking up on the second shot fubbCd il
In two and had a putt for three and won
the hole when Devices took a five.
\ praisewopthy victory was that Of NJ
Hicks over NJ. c. Burton, of Huntingdon
Valley Country club. Burton had to con-
cede his opponent a handicap and all the
way through the match was close. Hicks
winning one up. W H. Reynolds, Of
Aronmink gave T.. NJ. Lee, of North Hills
a liberal handicap, but defeated him up
and ] to play.
In the second sixteen 6. II, Bowdeu. old
York Road took g u Hunter to the nine
tecnth hole.
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70 CANVAS, JOHNNY TILLMAN PROVES WINNEl
PRELIMINARY BASKETBALL GAMES
DROPPED IN BROTHERHOOD LEAGUE
COMPETITION FOR COMING SEASON
Clubs to Be Represented by Only One Team-Sev-
eral Elves Apply for Franchises in
Circuit-Another Session On

AT 2 meeting Of the Brotherhood Basket.
BAN League, held at ST. Andrews Parish
House. Eighth street above Spruce. last
evening an innovation IN amateur cage cir
cles was decided upon when rule was
passed dropping second teams from the
organization and this season each CLUB
will he represented by only one FIVE.
The majority OF the old teams were at
The gathering. and a number Of new teams
applied for franchises. These include Epiph-
any Chapel 81. Peters and ENangeL The
next meeting will he held on Thursday eve
ming at st. Peters Hall, 3i9 Lombard street
Benjamin Emery has been reelected chair
man OF the basketball committee.
The Industrial Basketball League expects
10 iuauEurate the season as usual. although
the Workingmens League will be compelled
to seek new quarters as the playing quar-
terS OF the two previous seasons have been
converted into garage
The organizer and president since its in
Ceptiou Cadwalader Franklin, Is at present
in the service OF his country. but Treasurer
Harry Shroyer announces the annual meet
ing will be held on Monday evening at the
Hotel Bingham. The representatives OF any
Industrial establishments are invited 20 this
powwow. as II is the opinion that several
franchises will be open. A couple OF teams
will likely drop out, and II they do not
they should
The rules in tho Industrial League spe-
officially state that all players must be EN-
ployed daily by the establishments they rep
resent. Trouble was encountered on sev.
ertl occasions last season by managers who
violated this rule.
II factory wants TO organize a basket
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BENEFIT GAMES TOMORROW
Athletics and Cleveland to Aid Soldiers
Bat and Ball Fund

All details have been arranged FOR the
Clark Griffith Day celebration at Shihc
Park tomorrow for the benefit Of the Bat
and Ball Fund for the soldiers I'm France
The first game will he called at :l5 and
every soldier, sailor and marine, officers
and enlisted men. will he admitted free.
In addition to the two games between
the Athletics and Cleveland there will he
music by both tho Marine and Bluciacket
Bands from League Island, singing 10y tho
United States Army Recruiting Quartet
through the courtesy Of Lieutenant Harry
II. Sage, United States recruiting officer:
interesting recruiting talks by Sergeant
Hatcher, the famous marine orator, through
the courtesy Of Captain Samuel 4. w. Pat
terSon, L. :. NJ. e. recruiting officer, aud
other stunts that will be Of interest to the
lovers OF baseball
The presentation Of the baseball equip
ment to the marines and sailors from the
navy yard. the Forty-scventh New York
Inf8ntry aud Major John Il. Carnett's Uni
verslty Of Pennsylvania Hospital Unit will
be made by the Rev. Thomas W Davis,
the chaplain Of the Pennsylvania Senate
and the Athletics. Doctor Davis will give
meRaphone talk to the fans similar to
the one that made such hit at the big
Independence Square celebration.
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Havre de Grace Entries for Tomorrow

First race, the Hartford Junior Purse. two
year-olds 5ia furlongs-Poacher IFS; African
Arrow, ll0: Jack of Spades, lOl; Drill Master,
l04; All Bright, 1O6; George W, Avery; ITO;
l07
- Second race the Susquehauna Steeplechase
Handicap, four-year-olds and up, about miles
New Haven, l45; Early Light, 142: Curragha-
ieen, 139; High Flyer 1873; Robert oliver, li3;
Wolferton II. li0; Inndel II. l39.
=, Third race, the Perryvile Highweght Han
eleap, al ages, furlongs-"Top O the Morning,
it0; (a)Bringhurst 124; Tea Caddy l21; Marie
Miller III Mkman, 10: Manokin, l06
startling, li5i Vermont. III; Cudihee, lO9; In
cog; 100. ta)POwers entry.
Fourth race. the ChesterbrOok Handicap,
tnrSe-year-olds Ia miles-NylCn, ll2; Priscilla
Mulens, 10; GOldcTest Boy. lOl; Holiday, 100:
6lEng Line, 81; Fhtergold, llG; Uncle Bryn,
lV2; Barry shannon, lO4; Waukeag. 100
:. Firth race, selling, three year-olds mile and
~ YARDS Langden, ll5i vPeter jay. III; "Hlue
hammock, los; aPeTseus. o.: Lottery. ~; ma
Rebel 81
>, sixth race. claiming, four-y ycar.9ds. aud ,up
hls and a furlong-Garish sun, ~; q. NJ Nil
1f, los; High Tide, 100; tChief Brown lO6;
566allhe Oliver, 100; Amphion, llO; sam Slick,
iu9; StCnehenge. lOj; aPrOhibitiun, lU3.
seventh race, selling, three-ycar-Olds and
w; mile and 20 yards-PulluN. no; G)J. !.
aa94us, los; Libyan Sands, lO4; "Firmg Line
80, h3ruon Russell, no; ta)WOodon shoes, lO6;
tIEsu tEu Roche, lOi; 'Piraeus, O3. taMarOon en-
,Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather, clear; track, fast,
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Aqueduct Entries for Tomorrow

,on, FIRST race, an ages, handicap, selling fur
nMnIsss-Faddy Nhack, 1926; Wiseman, 1l6; View
E%,nI LIB Harry Shaw. IFS; Right 1l0i Star
Sight, lO7 '-' '"' "" -'
second race. three-year-olds and up, the Bush
R,a steSepechase, handicap about miles-The
of OK Rs, l4i; Pebeto 149; Northwood, 1885, Belle
tonrSn Mawr. IA; Archdale. 1875; Crest. HILL
isS istonewood. 1875; Ben Wyyis, 1889; Brooks
ioSi Crack o. Day, 1874.
\ HPu race, three yea r-olds and up. selling
s,i-6 miles-'kalmir Park. %: His Nibs, ii3;
ioti sasin, l2l.
,,rourth race, three-year-olds. the Roslyn Han
fiGSp; l.l6 miles-Tlcket. lis; sun Bonnet,
ny 'E,9Srn Tassel 110; Manister Toi 1O7; Visit
nlIeNlRS,,r race three-year-ods and up, selling
inse MIRA, lO4; Stradvarius, ia; The Dean,
DSn lO2: 'Andes 1906
fnrIontn rage, twO-year-Olds, maiden hllies, =
liz h4S5s--reresa J., 11l; Adele, ia; Clarissa
t;ro,n.,a ,afsyalnena, ll4i Traverse, ia; stamping
oeSsnnse II IA Babette. ll4 csleen Blonde ~.
St,n RS liit Continent, ia; Miss Peep. ia:
ia, ~, ~ Rustic Lass M; Highest Appeal
batbitI,I y, Independante, IA; Lady Gertrude, IA;
Kothqqe' ll4i Ruthie A.. IA; Irene III;
~ ia; Tea Party, ia
Wpbt entice allowance claimed
"ealher, cleaIs track fast
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Lexington Entries for Tomorrow

MI 4 race, claiming, $500, three-year-olds and
iU4. 8fhn91 longs--Dr. Nelson, tO9, sEl Palomas,
i6s, 1bllon blSon kobee. 100; Hasty Cora, i0e; Collie,
iOs; 1%qe' %e lYsi Nancy Clancy, 1905 Tantiyy'
iI2, IaaS, Nech, lO9i Rio Brazos, i09i Martre,
vi. ia Taascinatng, l5 Also eligibe Corkey
seeongSi southern League. 100.
PetTn,ins, fuTlongs-sHull Gull, 1905 .olga
iOs. ~, iOOi mabel Trask, 100 sDr. Nickel,
Ror.,s-o uilsr, lu3i Capers 1OA Hug Ne, lUb;
Dsrmsnsa' d9ti Parrish, los Lucky Day, los;
Doote oiVei Walter Brady, los. Also eligible
TbIrd 80. 1905 Jnar III lSale, los; 49,
III. Gus and up. q furlonssEsanls of Pleasure.
fo113l ,iunits l02 John y; "a yoFvs. ~
IA. 4, Folds filufits course fflghf Angle,
rN.n'a ii5 hsrald ~ kVerert hpi
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Shorts on Sports

william Tidlen "a, q this ciy, y and :;
r"mDete in the final round Of the open lawn
ttoorris tournament Of the Marine and Field club
at Bath Beach, New York.
sa,,,tal l. Dallas. the newly elected president
~ The Middle Atlantic Association OF the A;
a. u will referee the first annual track ana
Ana meet OF the Petroleum A. A., 70 be held
ton,orroV on the Strawbridge ana Clothler tleld'
7, was announced yesterday that John Miller,
~ n the 81 Louis Nationals. has been
J~rpBffsd and although married he VIII not claim
exemption
,,,tort r,tewood yesterday lowered the record
yNt%e season for the 2:2U pace in the second
pL tHoof Inc Grand circuit meettng' being heid
heat tCoPimbts, IN q. lie Travelled the distance In
2:0Jta.
prosident Bau johnson has notified Manager
- y, iGSyrlitfitb Of the Washington club that
Sierh i rahrotsst OF the game which Detroit won from
n1s nW1s piDSton in Detroit, Sunday August lS' mas
been allowed
joe ~ the fourth block OF their 300 point
10 % the Regent Billiard Academy last niEht
matyn a tths total score 400 20 Sl5, IN iaVoL OF
mSatn6 oahnen High runs-Concannon' Ssi har-
mon, 2s,
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FLEMING SCORES
FOR RPENN CHARTER
Lawry, of Cheltenham, Fun
bles Punt and Speedy End
Tallies Touchdown
SITLEY KICKS THE GOAL

QUEEN LANE, Sept 2l.-Penu Charter
and Cheltenham High opened the 1917
scholastic football season on the Penn
Charter gridlron here this afternoon and
at the end of the second period Penn Char.
ter was in front 10y the count Of : to o. -
For the first period the two teams bat.
tied on even terms. but the second eight
minute session was not very old when
Coach Merritts boys began to assert their
class and, aided by tumble scored.
on an exchange of puntS. Lawry. Of
Cheltenham. fumbcd and Fleming the
fleet end pouuCed upon the pigsiiu and
dashed over the line FOR a siX-pointcr Cap
tain Sitley then was called into the game
substituting for Grove. and booted the goal
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100000 SUIT STARTED
BY BALTFEDS AGAINST o. b.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-Suit for $780,
900 against the National and American
Leagues has been filed in the District of
Columbia Supreme Court.
The suit was fled by the Baltimore Fed
eral League Club, which alleges the league
was put out OF business as the result of n
conspiracy.
The big leagues also are charged with
paying the Brooklyn Feds 100000 TO desert
the Federal League.
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CASPER IS THE VICTOR IN
RETURN MIX WITH KRAUSE
Rough Bout Results in Wind-up at the
Broadway-Riley and Leonard
i'm Draw

Darby Casper defeated Johnny Erausc
I'm the wiud-up at the Broadway last night
i'm six rounds. Casper had knocked out
lIrausc when they met recently at Shibe
Parl, and this made the feeling between the
men most intense. Each was trying for n
knockout punch and they got very wild
and rough as the bout progressed,
I'm the semiwind-up frankie Williams
beat Eddie Rando i'm six rounds.
MuCkle Riley and Battling Leonard. who
gets better with every fight, boxed draw.
Jack Lesser beat Young Buck Fleming in
six rounds. Leo Eetchell beat Battling
Travis in the opening bout in two rounds.
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DIR. O'BRIEN ALSO TO COACH
CENTRAL X-COUNTRY TEAM

Doctor O'Brien, OF Central High. Will
surely be busy man this year Besides
coaching the football men each afternoon,
lie has taken It upon his shoulders TO in
struct the hill and dale runners three
times a week, Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday. Thirty-fve men are in the squad,
which Is without a captain. Captain Nc
Kenzie did not return to school this year
Cullmau and Haffner are the only cross
country men who have won their g, H. s
in that sport, and the leadership viii be
bestowed on one of them
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Viva America. 12O; Papp. 1928; Jack Hare, Jr.,
Ia3; Escoba, 1928. GCamden WOodford entry. }
Fifth race purse $3.50 the Fayette Handicap,
thrse.yesr.olds mile and Quarter--Nalor, 1902
Tokay, iO2; Moscowa, 100; Embroidery. 1906;
siTtS race claiming 5000. three.year ods and
up, furlonss-,'Tom AndersPn, 9S; 'NaiSSssoonldi
Garrison, i06 Elkton, 100; Captain March
mont. i09 Dinero, 100; Kenntucby Girl. l99gg;
Also eligible; 'Sister Susie, loi; Miss sher-
wood. 1O9 se-o -. . -, J.
ard nm mile and eighth-"Yermak. 1O2i sMar-
Saret a. iOa; Gold Color, 10I; ]: c. Stons
SaS5e' s6ga star, lO7; Colonel Marchmont, ll2,
~ Apprentlce allowance claimed.
Weather, cloudy; track slow.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

Ilcatou \. 4. Is without game for tomorrow
and the management would like to hear from
amy nrgt-class home team, Hensington, Fair
view, Wcllwood, Willow or White Diamond pre-
ferred. Address n. B. Lun 2i47 Memphis street.
or phone Lombard 2047 between $3.50 and r. or
NensinEtOn 3l0j ! between q and this evening.
wyoming is open FOR games on September 29
and 20 and October q. First-Class teams out OF
town write 10 j. r, Honh IA Luray street,
or phone Wyoming 2lOS.
Jasper Field Club wants a game for September
- with semipro home team. j. Clark, Ken
singtun 600.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2i.--Harry Wills, the New
Orleans heavyweight, outpointed Sam Langtord
in their ten-round bout at the Clermont A. c.,
in Brooklyn last night. Wills proved too fast
and clever for the Boston Tar Baby, who ap-
pea red fat and cumbersome.
In the second round Wills cut cash over
Langford's left eye, and the cut seemed 10
interfere with Langford's judgment OF distance.
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ball team. the Industrial League is a nns
place TO demonstrate its prowess. but thoss
who join and play ringers" should stay ol,f
and try for franchise in some other or
ganizstion. They will be doing themselves
and every one else favor TO the credit 81
Budd, pennant winner OF lol5-16, and Doh
son, 1857, It must he said every player
was bona-flde employe
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eyes were almost closed and he was bleed
ing profusely from mouth and nose.
substituting for Joe yelling. who had
injured his right hand while training,
Frankie Conifrey was the winner over
Jimmy Duny of the West Side. Conifrey
was SLOW i'm getting started. but after the
sixth round there was nothing to Il. al
though Duffy kept crowding Conifrey hard
at times
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AS SCORE FIRST
ON INFIELD OUT
Strunk Counts Initial Tally
Of Opening Game With
Cleveland Indians
MORTON FACES SCHAUER


SHIBE PARK, Sept Fl.
The Athletics took the lead on Cleveland
in the fourth inning Of today's game with
one out in this session, StrunlS walked, took
third on McInniss single and scored while
Morton was Juggling Shannon's grounder.
Shannon played his first game fifth the
AS today. 're was secured from the Bal
timore club and formerly played with Seton
Hall Academy. He will return TO Seton
Hall next week.
Schauer was on the rubber for the home
team, and only two hits both of which were
safe bunts, were made off him in the tlrsa
four inninEs
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Eddie Dever. Richmond.
Wn5,un-Louislans lensinFton. vs..
Andy Burns Aramingo.
kid Williams. Of Baltimore, will have no set
~ When he meC,tg GussiG Lewis. Of this city.
rell will face Sailor Volk. of New Yor in the
Vs. Benny valsor linn JImmy Biutc VS. o Wa,iy Yei
son, and Young Patronc VS.. Jimmy Brown.
Dick Sto,h. Of cleveland. former amateur
Lightweight champion Will be presented to
Philadephia aud G9nce tomorrow night at the
HaS9r o. R M mnGs IN the we sbsSs ESef
Jack Russo Of New Orleans. a stable mate OF
Se lie meets EddS wSs6Ed SHd1" OF this tESuvR Gty
LEFTY McttqEh meets Joe Darssy; Mike ETtle,
ana Tommy Baker boxes johnny visE '''''' -
Jim Hoyic. who has been training Tor re,
2s f2r his & ITek BsGEburn i tie
Gilkes is ncgotlatiHg with Benny Cross for this
match. and II definite srranEcmsnts can be made
orn 4. {. in about two wcsEs ySS,'' 81 '"' ''''"
=, Battling KOpin. Of jamestown. y. Y; Icf, for
pittsburgh today with his manager, Joe Ken
ncdy, Kopiu win, meet lIarry Grcb in ten
EoPia also ig bSotsd for i WITH JScs i; Diiion
at Bethlehem Pa. October ..
Teddy Rrady sou,.. rh,lly boxer. 5 with
,ml.mnagy e o[ tho Third .RP.sm,eeat et camp
mas Won the foathorWeisht' championship or his
company.
Benny Meinster Reading Terminal newsic. IL
getting into shape for ding at the 105pound
boys Lew Tender started out 105-
FOUNDER when newsboy; He is now one o. the
best lightweishts in the East and still
LEDGER daily at Broad Street station,
Pete Herman. II he sticks to his plans before
leaving for New orleans. will not box again
until after he enters the National Army,
despite mOEy reports to the contrary. A New
Orleans promoter wants To put on Petey with
either kid Williams frankie Burns.
Carl Morris. after all. isn't bad sort Of 2
guy. While Jess Willard Is too busy with his
circus to think OF anything else. and Fred Full
ton is too busy trying to get at Jess, Morris
hasn't anything else to do but go around boxing
for soldiers in the training camps
Larry williams. the Blond, will shake gloves
virh Johnny Howard Of Bayonne, y. j., at
Providence, r. l., next Thursday night. Then
they viii proceed in an effort 10 knock each
Marty Farrell who boxed So we'll around these
diaginss two years ago. win participate in four
Willie jackson Of New York is booied for
five bouts Monday night he meets Irish Cline
in New York Eddie Wallace at Pittsburgh Sep
tember 30 Young Cardell at Providence Qcto-
her g. Rocky Kansas hero OF tho Olympia Octo-
her s. Young Maxwell al Albany October !" an'
pal Moran at New orleans October 10.
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SCRAPS ABOUT sCRAPPERS

Knockout Al Wagner will be putting on some
or bis well-knowp clownish antics 10 his effort
to defeat Johnny Mclaughlin in the star bout
at the Southern A c., at the same time Louisi-
ana IL scheduled to square Off with Andy Burns
IN the wind-up at the reopcnng Of tho Cambria
a. g. tonight,
The southern clubs program follows:
First Bout-Terry Costello. Little italy
vs.. Young Eddie WagOnd Little Italy.
second Eout--Hughcy Burns. Southwark,
vs., Eddie DALEY. Southwark.
Third Bout--Johnuy NiEgi Little italy,
W. Johnny RitChie. Little Italy.
Semiwind-up-ATila Burns Little Italy,
VS.. Jimmy Welsh. Southwark.
Nindup--Al Wagner, Little Italy vs..
Johnny NsLauEhn, Smoky Hollow.
The Cambria's program.
First Eout--Young Hoover NensnEton
VS.. Eddie Flynn. EensinRton.
Second BOut-YOunR Tierucy, kensinEton,
vs. GOud'o Welsh. North Fern
Third ROut--Denny Hughes. kensincton.
vs.. Tommy German. Richmond.
SemiNiud-up-JOc kOons. Richmond vs..
Eddie Devpr. Richmond.
Wind-uu--Louisana. Nensinrton vs.
Andy Burns. AramnEO.
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CAMBRIA A. C.--Burna Feenoy. ManaEers
kenginEten Ave. and Aqnerset y.
FRIDAY EVENING. hUFIEMUEM hlHI
ApuiaInnn ", Andy huIna
fepF Qth4r star pQntA
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HOIC the NeIU York Scribes
Vieped TiIInidn- White Bout

The Amerlcau--Tillman Beat White.
The Irlbune--Mhlte OutpOints Tillman.
The Herald-TlllmRn Outpointed White.
The Ilmes-Tlllman Wins Uphill Battle.
The World-Tillman and White Draw.
The Sun-Tillman Draws With white.
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FIRST INNING

Grauey flied TO McIunis. Chapman fled
to Strunk. Speaker beat out bunt toward
third. Shannon threw out Roth. No runs
one hit no errors
Jameson went out. Harris to Morton.
Wamby threw out Grover. Bode singled
q left. Palmer singled to right, Bode taxi
ing third but Palmer was out at second,
Roth to Evans to Wamby. No runs, two
hits. no errors
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kid Williams, Of Baltimore. will have no set
10 when he meets Gussio Lewis, Of this CITY
at the Olympia Monday night. Young Joe Bor-
rell will face Sailor Nolk. of New York, in the
semi. The other bouts follow: Young CLANCY
vs.. Benny Nalger, Jimmy Blute VS.. Wally Nell
son. and Young patronc VS. Jimmy Brown
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SECOND INNING


shannon rumbled Harriss grounder
Harris was caught mapping, McAvoy to Nc
Innis. Palmcrs wild throw put Wamby on
second Evans beat out bunt Schauer
threw out Billings. Morton famed. No
runs. one hit. two errors.
Strunk fouled to Evans. Nclnnis singled
to center. When Shannon struck out, Nc
lnnis was doubled at second. Billings to
Wamby. No runs, one hit no errors.
THIRD INNING
Grover threw ouf Graney Chapman
fouled to Palmer Speaker went out, Nc
Innis 10 Schsuer no runs, no hits no
errors
McAvoy grounded out to Harris, Schauer
popped TO Chapman. Jameson singled to
right. Grover hit to Evans, who threw
to second TO get Jameson, but Wamby
muffed the throw. Bodie forced Grover at
second Chapman, unassistcd. No runs, one
hit, one error.
FOURTH INNING
McAvoy threw out Roth Harris flied
to Strunk. Wamby fouled to McAvoy No
runs, no hits. no errors.
Palmer famed Strunk walked and
took third on McInniss single to right
After juggling Shannons grounder. Nor
ton threw him out. StrunlS scoring. Nc
Innis died stealing third, Billings to Evans
One run, one hit, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Evans flied to Strunk Billings flied to
Shannon, Morton famed. No runs, 10
hits no errors.
Wamby threw out McAvay. Wamby also
threw out Schauer Jameson walked.
Grover forced Jameson, Chapman to
Wamby. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Nate Lewis, manager of White. an
nounced today that White injured his left
hand in the third ,ound and that this
slackened up the Chicagoan
johnny Dundee. the disconnected dyna-
mo, distributed n nasty lacing to Joe
Mooney in ten rounds The bout was one
sided from the outset and Mooney was
beaten so badly that the referee should
have stopped the contest as early as the
sixth round, At the finish both Of Moneys
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