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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-07
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My HMs!hanaI.
BY Adele Garrison,
What Has Got Into" Mother Gts.
ham2

IN ~ fhN'fNNisl AiIU' III l'lN lllll
Vl utt please"
My mother in laws voice
came Soty. almost en,featn2ly IRON
her opened door. I, was so unlike
her usual imperative tones ,ha, |
wondered wha, could have happened.
She closed the door after my en-
trance pu, her hand upon my shoul-
der and looked a, me intently
IS II all riah, between you an ]
Richard. chiId'" she asked.
There was a strained look in her
eyes. in the lines OF her face, which
told mr. even more than her question
how intense had been her anxiety over
the misunderstanding between D,ckv
and me In that rush OF comprchen
sion my heart warmed toward the
iraSciblc old woman. who bad irri-
ta,ed me almost beyond endurance ~
her unreasonable behavior over Jun
ior's birthday cake
With a sudden impulse ! put INV
arms around her.
Absolutely all right Mother dear"
] said cheeriully II couldn't admit It
before. bu, We did have \ mlSundcr-
standing However, il had nothing to
do with Alice llolcomhe, and !, ha,
all been cleared mp, so there's nothing
in the way OF glorious celebration
for"
Call him Junior. II YOU have TO-"
my mother in.law said. bi, tar,ly.
and | saw that with her relief at the
reconciliation between Dioky and me
she was glad 10 put aside any tender
mes, Of sen,imen, into which ,hc had
been BETRAYED and return 90 her usual
eap,ious, irritating attitude But |
have learned from long esperien C
cha, this outer gruiine. I, only the
rough. outer shelf covering the real
yodenNea OF her
II do" | said srritedly. "bu, II il
hisplcases you to hear il. am per
fecty willing to adop, your name for
him when in your hearing
Msdses Plans.
NO. think YOU" she declared with
acerbit "l'll not ask any one else
70 Do what ] wouldn't do myself, and
] certainly would not call Richard
Second anything else Ion anybody
But there's something more Important
than names on Just now. Here Rich
ard has filled the house with com
pany, and understand 'ha, Durkec'
are 70 be invited for Richard Second
birthday dinner tomorrow Now. just
count the people-your father, myself
Richard and you-iour. Mrs, Under
wood and Marion-six; Mna Fairfax
--Hvcn; Mrs. Durkee and her son--
nine. Nine people to SIT down TO that
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Don't SPEAK"
A slow 'lush ercpt over her face.
The sun., 1919-08-07
YACHTS OFF ON CRUISE.
Y. c. Event
Under Way,

BAY SHORE, L. l., Aug. lied by the
Ella c., the flagship of Commodore Louis
Smyth, the cruising squadron Of the
Undua- Corinthian Yacht Club of Amity-
VILE, arrived here to-day, and after
taking part in a regatta given by the
Ray Shore Motor Boat Club. weighed
anchor and continued on to Blue Point
where the yachtsmen plan to spend to-
night.
Unfortunately the weather conditions
were miserable for regatta this after
noon. There was so little wind that 1t
was necessary to stop the yachts at the
end of the first round. Had they con-
tinued twice around the triangle 1t would
have been impossible for the cruising
squadron to have continued to the east
ward tonight. Two of the Amityville
yachts won. In Glass V. the winner was
Vice. Commodore w. s. Haight's Edith
S.. and in Glass w, Margaret. the prop
erty of Kenneth Brandengerg was the
first across the finish line.
In addition TO Commodore Smyth's
flagship there were in the cruising
squadron Vice Commodore r. s. Height
Cataumet, Fleet Captain w. T. Louden's
Nedoul, f. T. Smiths Edice. b. A. jack
sons Salie. G. Shard. Jr.'s, Madeline,
&c w. Palmer's Swasdika, r. @. Won
Hofe's Beatrice, NJ. Ketchams Peconic.
H.. II. Pinkham's Elvada, r. Weiss S
Helen Ill, e. P. Fosters Cecil F., r.
BIeecker's Koot, and Fin. the property
OF r. Ireland.
The sun., 1919-08-07
COX HOLDS REINS
OYER TWO WINNERS
Drives McGregor the Great and
Mignola to Victory at North
o. Randall Track.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.-McGregor the
Great, owned and driven by Walter r.
Cox of Dover, N. H., won the $4,000
Press stake for 2 n trotters, the fea-
ture event of to-day's Grand Circuit
meeting at North Randall. Cox made
1t two straight when he drove Mignola
to victory In the 2 s07 class trot. Both
horses completely outclassed their fields
and won in straight heats at prohibi-
tive odds. The summaries:
2la CLASS PACING-PURsE s1.2oo
Tenna, b. ~. by Rex Leon (stokes)....4 ! /
Double G., b. g., by Silent Brook tstur-
gcan and ValentineO..
Grattan Regent; Bag, BY Scion Graf .
Nellie Ross. 5. m. BY Ante Hos:
Harper. 5. g. by McEwen (Garrisonl 5 9 {?
Lassie, Big Frank D. and Cliff Moquette also
Time. 2 ;osN. 2:1oN. s:osA.
2:17 CLASS PACING-PURsE sl,2oo.
Colo Quartz. oh. g., by Peter the Great j..
Able Bond, b. m, by The Able GETS. .
Prince Pepper, Blk g.. BY Prince lingo,
Liberty. sS &. BY oratcrio ti;ainj 10
silent Annie. b. m, by Silent Brook ,
Haslsy J0 R .Bonioue Auto Pace. Belle CHAT
tie also started.
Coupled Palm entry.
Time, 2:11A, ION, 2:l2h.
THE PRESS, III CLASS TRoTTING-PURSE
5000.
McGregor the Great. b. h.. By Peter the
Great Con. Observation-Disclosures. l 1
Joseph Guy, b. h., by Guy AIworthy
tHyde) ."................... '..'''........
King watts. b. h.. by General Watts -.
(WhiteheadD .............'ss..s's'' . .
Hollywood Naomi, b. m, by Peter the
Great tDOdge). ,.............s...''..:. :
Zomidotte, b. m, by Zombro CMcDonald) = D
Sister Scott and Britton Forbes also started
Tine 2 :oSh. :oSh. 2:1o&.
2:o7 CLASS TRoTTING-PURsE 1850.
M,snola, oh. h., by Allerton (CoD....i ]
Peter June. oh. h. by Peter the Great .
(GeerD ..,...:'..''.. $50 =. -.
Peter Chenault, b. h., by Peter the Great =. A.,
(MurnhyD ........... $1,000. s'''...'.':s =
Allie Lou, b. M. by Kinney Lou (Ward) :
Peter Coley, b. g.. by Peter the Great .
lNhlcnuneD .,....,.s'''.. - :. .'''''.
Peter Biliikcn, Miss woodbipe, Early Dor
and Alma Forbes also started
Time :O6ll, 2:07, .0S.
The sun., 1919-08-07
KUPCHIK LEADS IN CHESS.
Improves Position in State Ton
ney by Beating JANE. :,
Spscidl Despatch to The Sun. s,t

TROY. N. Y. Aug. "a Kupchiio of
New York, champion Of the Manhattan
Chess Club. improved his position inf!the
annual championship tournament ofnths
New York State Chess Association at
the Chess Club OF Troy to-day by defeat
ing Charles Jaffe, also OF New York; In
the second round. Kupchil. playf1g
black, defended a ruy lopez withiotne
morphy variation. Jaffe eniivened tne
proceedings by bold line OF play which,
however, led to an even ending. Ism
this Kupchik proved his superiority SAd
he scored after seventy-two mesSs,
bringing his total up to an to "a.
The other game was between oscar
Chajes and ]. Bernstein. also roy
lopez. Chajes playing black. Bernstein
did not play up 10 form, and lost In
forty-two moves. Jaffe then finished his
game with Bernstein In the third round.
winning a ruy lopez after sixty-seSsn
moves. This gave jane second place.
with a total OF 81, Cha1es following
with Ii and Bernstein with M-Sh:
The sun., 1919-08-07
PENN ELEVEN WILL
= PLAY EIGHT GAMES
Penn States Return Feature
e" of Schedule. -

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 6.-Eight
games will be played by the Penn
sylvania football, team next fall The
schedule was announced to-day. The
feature Is the return of Penn State as
q football, opponent for the Red and
Blue.
There is only one out of town game
on the list, that with Dartmouth, at
New York. on November 8. Pittsburg
will be seen this year on Franklin
Field. The schedule:
October 4-Pennsylvania Military Col
lege at Franklin Field. - %
October i1--Delawars at Franklin Field.
October is--swarthmore at Franklin
October z6-Lafayette at Franklin Field.
November 1-Pennsylvania State College
at FranKlin Field. ...
November s-Dartmouth at New York
polo Grounds).
Field. -. !
November 27-Cornell at Franklin Field.
The sun., 1919-08-07
CHAMPIONSHIP NINE COMING.

The Bushwicks and the Fisk Red
Tops baseball teams will clash for the
second time this season at Dexter Park
near the Cypress Hill III" station. next
Sunday afternoon. In the teams first
meeting several weeks ago the game
ended in the thirteenth inning, 10
tie. Practically the same lineups which
wero in the FIRST contest will be In Sun
days clash. The Red Tops hold the
New England championship.
The sun., 1919-08-07
NEwBURGHs PLAY LINCoLNs.

Harlem baseball fans win see one Of
the strongest seml-professional teams
OF upstate In action Mis- Sunday at
Olympic neld, 136th street and Fifth
avenue when the Newburghs. champions
Of the Hudson River valley, meet the
Lincoln Giants, The Newburghs have
splendid record and should furnish
local fans with a brand OF ball that
should keep them on edge from start to
hnish. In the first game the Shipyards
nine will tackle the Lincolns.
The sun., 1919-08-07
KEATING'S FREAK
HOMER WINS GAME
Driues Ball Through Hole in
Fence; Beats Cubs, 2 to o.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-tNational)-Ray
Keating's drive, which bounded through
a hole in the fence and went Into the
bleachers for a home run. decided
pitching duel between Alexander and
Heating. There was man on base at
the time Boeton won. 2 TO J. ana
made Il two straight over Chicago.
The locals were able to make three
scattered hits off Heating. while the
visitors punched two OF their hits IN the
inning they scored me score. 49,
The sun., 1919-08-07
WHITE sox GET MAYER.
The PittsburE Pitcher Obtained
Through Waiver Claim.

-PrrrsBuRo, Aug. s.-Erskine Mayer,
Pittsburg National pitcher. was released
to the Chicago American team to-day
under a waiver claim. The Pirates OBJ
tanned Mayer last season from Phila-
delphia in exchange for Elmer Jacobs.
Mayer IL reported to be at his home
at Philadelphia.
The sun., 1919-08-07
WAGNER RED sox COACH.
Heinie Returns to Boston to Aid
Manager Harrow.

Boston, Aug. 6.-Heinie Wagner,
former member of the Boston Amer
lean baseball club, to-day returned to
the team as assistant manager and
coach. He was released by President
Frazee last spring because OF the TWEEN
ty-one player limit rule.
Wagner managed the Portland club
of the New England League. which re-
Gently disbanded.
The sun., 1919-08-07

Two base hit-Cadore. Stolen base-John.
stou Sacrifice fy-Kopf. Double play
Groh. wingo and Daubert. Left on buses
on Luque /; OF Galore .. Hits-on sallee,
7 in Ia innings; on Fisher. in Is inning;
none in / inning. Struck out-By Luaue, s;
by Gerner. /; by Galore, :. Losing pitcher
Salee.
The sun., 1919-08-07
Martin Challenges Dem p.escas

Robert e. Martin. the heavywefeiff
champion of the American Expedition
airy Forces, who also won the interaiHeQ
championship at Paris, was dlscharged
from the army at Camp Dix yesterday
and came here to confer with his mars
ager. James Bronson, declaring that
viii issue a challenge TO fight 7ss ss
Dempsey.
Martin won the title on July 4 las,N Nv
defeating Private Fay. Kaiser, a ptcfhf
nent army heavyweight. He also won
the interallled championship by dete$t
ing Capt. Coghill, the Australian. chsff-
pion. by knocking him out in fifty 5eSs>
onds in the first round. -
Martin also won in preliminary
match from the French army champion.
Journee. He is 81 years old. stands slE
feet two inches In his stockings Snd
weighs 100 pounds. He was borAIph
Ohio, but enlisted with the 'Nationtn
Guard of West Virginia. He served N
France with the Thirty-eiehth and 1.-The
Eighty-third divisions. %
The sun., 1919-08-07

Three base hits-stock. Chase. Home run
Hornsby. Stolen base-McHenry. Sacrifice
PLAY ornsby and Miller. LsM on bases
-on Toney, q: on Tuero. 3; on woodward.
4 Hits-oh Tuero, IN innings (none out
Hit BY pitcher-By Tuero, i (snyderJ; By
Jacobs 1KaufD. Bsik-Tuero. Struck out
By woodward, u BY Jacobs, 4. winning
The sun., 1919-08-07
MAY MANAGE SEATTLE CLUB.

SEATTLE, Aug. 6.-Charles Mullen of
the Toledo American Association Club
will assume management OF the Seattle
Pacific Coast League team to-day II he
can obtain his release from Toledo. for
which cash offer has been made.
The sun., 1919-08-07
DETROIT SCORES VICTORY.
Takes Second Game of Series From
Warrington, 4 to L.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6-(American).-
Detroit took the second game Of the Sc
ries here to-day from Washington, 4 to
/. Harper was batted hard at times
while Leonard was effective in the
pinches. The score:
The sun., 1919-08-07
TAIL END CARDINALS
AGAIN BEAT CHANTS
Fred Toney a Target for st.
Louis Batsmen Who Pound
Out 8 to- a Victory.
sp,o.sr p..pateA % Tn Sur.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. e.-The Giants again
played listless baseball here to-day. and
again were whipped soundly by Rickey's
tail end Cardinals. This Western trip.
which started like Joy ride. II rapidly
developing into sad retreat. .....
After that tough series In CINCINNATI
the Giants figured they would drop into
q soft spot here with the st, Louis rear
guard. Instead the Cards have cleaned
them up, twice. To-day the Cards made
merry with big Fred Toney. the burly
Tennessee mountaineer, and. won by a
score of Q to 4. e. 80 .r. ...,,
McGraw kept Toney in the box
throughout the game. though he was
inassaeed for thirteen hits. Rodgers
Hornsby, the st. Louis batting star, espe-
cially took delight in pasting Toney. He
alone was responsible for half OF st.
Louis's runs In the first inning Rodgers
slapped homer to the centre field
fence. scoring Stock ahead of him, while
in the eighth he singled with the bases
full, sending In two moro runs. 49,,
Giants Helped by Dodgers.
Thanks to the Brooklyn Dodgers the
Giants did not lose any more ground In
the National League race. Wilbert Rob-
inson gave McGraw lift when his.
Dodgers thrashed the Reds with Sallee
In the box. At their present pace the
Giants VIII NOT get shywnere- ence
coming West they have won only tour
games and lost six they started py 90
feating Pittsburg In three games out OF
Ave. and then won only one In three IN
Cincinnati. They already have lost two
here. 49,
Hickey used his pitchers against the
Giants IN relays. He started with Oscar
Tuero' the Cuban. who made q sood
showing against the Giants carly IN the
season. FRANK Woodwaro' one OF inc
pitchers Hickey. got IN tns Pniiadeipnia
trade. relieved the Cupan IN tne iourtn.
Woodward went out Tor pinon hu,er
In the NTH ana Elmer jacobs VINO ai so
game. Jacobs pitched good ball after
ne .oon chs ~ 10 ept "n so,,s
e.. 80. -, o. = ,u,o ~,,,, .,,r,
In ~. a., tnn,ns wnsn sto.l vsyraS
let 49,, o,,, anS .Aor~a 80, tzornshy
soi,nwsa ,sttS a horns rim 70 The centre
aeld Ne. chsrs
Me- yorS got IN. hac,r IN tina second
ana rrioht hsys oht.inea more ~ Ra,rd
hadn.t been mn out on tha hass lines
Kanfr waived ana ,oo,s second an Zimm' a
ont Al Raird singled to Jeff and Kauff
anchored at third base. Baird tried to
take second ON the throw To hold Kauft
AT third. but he was put out at second:
SNYDER was hit by a pitched ball and
on an attempted double steal, Kaufr
scored before Frank was retired on the
base line.
Tho Giants got another run In the
fourth. Fletcher and Chase both hit
singles with none out. The ball slipped
out, of Tuero,s hand as he tried to pitch
and II went as a baik, Fletcher and
Chase both moving UP, Woodward then
relieved Tuero and .illed the. bases with
none out by walking Kauff Zimm sent
Fletcher home with the tying run on q
sacrifice fly, but Al Baird forced Kauff
at second and Snyder famed. -f.,
~. ..
Giants Score Two In Fffth.
The Giants Jumped out and grabbed
a two run lead in the fifth only to have
The sun., 1919-08-07
Totals. aasn al Totals, stiOaisi
Rochester .."'''..'''.',0 ] y,
Toronto ....,.......''...'.V " y. Y -

Two base hits--spencert ,schwettzer. ons-
Cniiord. Jones. Left on bsses-Rochester, O.;
Toronto, Z. rirst base on errors-Rochester.
4; Toronto, /. Bases on bslls--off Jones, 1 7;
OF Clifford. Z, Hit batsmm--By clifford
Jonsiow). struck ouf-By Jones. 1. Wild
Ditch-Jones. q
The sun., 1919-08-07
GOSHEN RACES OFF.

GOSHEN, n. Y. Aug. 6.-Rain again
prevented the staging OF the trotting
races here to-day. II the weather per-
mits the card will be resumed to-mor-
row.
The sun., 1919-08-07
Britton Posts Forfeits.

Dan Morgan, manager OF Jack Brit
ton, who is to box Mike O'Dowd. middle1
weight champion, at the Newark SpoftsS
mems Club on August 22, yesterday
posted forfeit OF $500 to guarantee tht
appearance at weight of the wettSs
weight campion on that date. Brittbn
will experience no difficulty in the weisho
as he is to scale at 1853 pounds ringsideg
O'Dowd will leave for Syracuse ON
Saturday. He is to box Jackie Clarhsif
Syracuse next Monday night. Imnssiss
lately after this bout he will returpot0
Grupp's gymnasium to complete ssto
training for Britton The welterwesuht
champion is to box Johnny Grifhthscf
Akron, Ohio, in Denver tonight {: cS
The sun., 1919-08-07
How Batsmen of Local
Teams Are Hitting.
ROBINS.

Stolen Bases-Burns, y; Young, Is; kahf
~: chase, IL; Doyle, Il: Zimmerman. e;'yoL
EaIes, Z: McCarty. 2: Snyder. 2; Fletch8r,
Baird /; smith, /. 81
The sun., 1919-08-07
Totals. 80 laA ~ .

Two base hitsIBengouEh. .. Three base
hit-Elleroe. stolen bases-Hartman, Eilcr.
sison. Double Diays-DonovAn TO Fischer to
-binEham,on. s; Buffalo, 10, First ba Dn
on 'balls-off Higgins, 8; Devinney. 1. Hts
ON Higgins . In "a innings; ON Donovan
: In IL ipninEst on peyinney, . in in.
rom, Struck out-Byi Higgins. i: by DeyIn.
ney 4 Losing pitcher-HlgKins
The sun., 1919-08-07

81. Louis IN New York ltwo).
Cleveland In Boston, 4
Chicago IA PhlladeIphis.
Detroit In Washington
The sun., 1919-08-07

Slated for Zachary in the ninth inning,
Washington fssRin ...,...,. 81
Two base hits-Rice. Bush, Agnew. Three
base hits-Helman, Flagstead. Stolen bases
Young Cobb. Sacrifice hits-Young Eos.
ter, Ainsmith. Double play-shanks, Janvrin
aud Judge. Left on bases-Detroit, I; wash
ington IL Bases on balis-Oh Harper. !;
on Zachary, /. Hlts-on Harper, 10 In 7 in
nings. Struck out-By Harper, 8; by Zachary,
!; by Leonard, ., Wild pltch-ZBchary. Los
ing pitcheT-Harper.
The sun., 1919-08-07
American and National League Records.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

NAIION1AL LEAGUA
81. Louis. o. Now. York, 4.
: brooklyn, o. CINCINNATI. 1.
Boston, 81 Chicago, o.
The Pittsburg- Philadelphia Game ,
| postponed on account Of rain.
The sun., 1919-08-07
s Hands Are Bound Mays Order Restraining Him From aeng Use Of Pitcher
Cobb Takes Batting e
Lead From Sisler

Tx conn Of Detroit yesterday
jpIapsd into ntpt place IN the
Cobb took the lead from Gsorae sI.iss
Of ST. Louis. who on "wednesday led
the TiEer slugEer By II points. Cobb
now lcads the Browns fret baseman
who held down NTH place, rave way
TO doe jackson Of Chicago.
In the National League race Eddie
the select list. The Cincinnaii sin9ssr.
who on Tuesday fell out OF the race
from third place. went Into second
place yesterday with .s24. The lead
inH betsnen Of the majors are ss
The sun., 1919-08-07
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
I'd FOR TO-DAY.

New York In 90. Louis.
HFeettya IN CIneInnAti, y
Boston IN ChicaGo. -
Philadelphia In Pittsburs.
The sun., 1919-08-07

Kea,;nr. Stolen base-Hoike. Double play
Alexander. Hollocher and Mettde Left q
bases-Boston, 2; Chicago. ). bases on naill
tin. 1. Hits-of Alexander. In innings
on Martin. in ! inning. Struck out-B,
Alexander, q; by Heating. J. Losing pitcher
Alexander.
The sun., 1919-08-07

bAsEBALL TO-DAY, games; nrst game
itO +. New York Americans VS. 81
LOUIS Polo Grounds. Adm. SOc.-AdU.
The sun., 1919-08-07
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

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copyrOht 1919 BY the Sun Prtnn0 and Publishing Association
no" has asn. on nrnas aa % DS @
and his prestige We doubt that he viii receive the news
satisfaction with hole
which to crawl When the courts intervene the president Of the
' 0T us attempt nsh New York Swnsr. IN Ss %
os n ss the courts than hound hse; Meas Hasns D'f RnS
&.
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Yankees quick
at the into Dss
ssss1
n1s y
S,!ss 5 : 4. is
s.; I'm ~ rom &. ss :9 ]
had given much for the pitchers services 49,.
s n III
Of the duties Of league president
.%I~ England for Fights
getting fairly big for boxing
bouts but st is great way off the American attitude that respect
la p a sFu s The Joe 'asT ct
ns They % Ss nsS , their s5v .ou
I got
was for bout in ENGLAND any class .w s light
sha sSas' suSs up
twenty a a of ,iooOo
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The Was put up for the nsn for the shs%DS Sss Gsss Britain
English tls
tenth ,, .. uo.,,.
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' Ausrall. May Furnish Next heavyweight Contender
IT. noss . the %SP s sneak s hack
which hasn't had great IVY . since so tine days
Sstns aaas. Bny Tsa
ana tanner r Ss has %st Tiso and
1 D a 9's sH rss a faSs
n S p pev' M0 ,0G ehe he fought forty
, record nss and @ Of u
bnrss as a hsavywesht contender. ~ ~ ,, n ,,s,, ~, ,
at ,s 1s1 pounds zs
scored in hrsro unda and the second
i McIoushIln Passes From Tennis
i Moughnhe great Comet Of yore who scared across the
So beat Brooke.
ss % Bon, ' ths very eour which his Tise
tn. The al T s h
s sas n nl ass s tennis
n Is. spnn @ $ sau n oS battle as u @
good for his ea. Of mind ,uou .,,un,. 49,, 80
4ss, .ns h had ss forced Tn
@ @ S s S hoS sSss o1 bad
%Sn hanss h style
that u 5. 1 WAS @ DO s' but 0 h old @ hpsd
holding something back HOwey s Ss tn @ no great
that we me never r. 1ssn w see maine in
Tme has taken its
stellar not begrudse Time his due
The sun., 1919-08-07
MEXICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE-
detroit, ii Washington, !.
Ali other HAmes were postponed on mo-
count Of vet grounds.
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Membership Plan dropped.

With the announcement that rtfBso
Broadway Sporting Club ia to be conss
verified into roller skating rink cofnsss
the collapse of the plan TO hold bus,tsS
In the Brooklyn arena under the Io3ds
membership plan. John WelsInantel. arhbs
promoter, had thought seriously OF tbAs
proposition to stage members bouts, ,esfs
he was persuaded to discard that IRA
and to wait for the new boxing hwt
which the next Legislature is expecuAk
to pass. s4;dA
- o.. 6ah
Following complaints that offirink
referees have Unnecessarily interfefen
with New Jersey boxing clubs the aam
Jersey State Athletic Commission yefs
terday appointed referees for each sons
the ten boxing clubs operating in ,ibef
State. Each referee is to have tdnsH
diction only over the club to whicRtg
Is assigned. ~
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Games scheduled for To-day.
ninshamton in Jersey City (two).
Rochester in Newark 49,.
Toronto in Baltimore.
Buffalo In Reading.
ToRoNro. Aug, 6.--(International)-
Toronto continued Its winning streak at
the expense Of Rochester here to-day
defeating the Colts to 2. The score:
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LEAFS TAKE ANOTHER.
Continue winning streak by heat
ing Rochester, 4 TO 2.

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
The Newark Reading game was postponed
1rbs Buffaio -Bingh anton first game wAs
nostponed on account of wet grounds.
buffalo, s; Binghamton, lseeond game,
Toronto, 1; Rochester, 2 Ielght innings
Other teams were not scheduled
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
All games were postponed on account Of
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Myers, 10; z, Wheat, .. Johnston, s.; GEiHith
s; Kiiduff, 8; KrueEcr, o: Piener. I. 80
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Totals. SAMOA 81 lZacf
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