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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
NC-4 Has Mishap

BV The Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 1.-THE
giant navy airplane NC-4 met with
a slight mishap on its flight today
from Rockaway, l.. T., to Philadel-
phia and was forced to descend here.
A leaking oil tank caused the trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

.STENOGRAPHER. experienced, accur-
ate and neat "K," care News.
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AUTO PILOTS TEAR
AROUND BAY TRACK
Thirteen Drivers Tuned Up
for To-morrotD's Races.

Tho entrants in the $4,000 Interna-
tional Sweepstakes at the Sheepshead
Bay Speedway tomorrow afternoon took
their final workouts yesterday afternoon
at the Bay" track At ono stage of
the tuning up work there were thirteen
drivers on the course, and these staged
an impromptu race that dazzled the $500
persons who came to the course to see
the daredevils in their trials. The pilots
circfed the track for about ten miles
Vail, Milton, milford, De Palma and
Resta alternating in the lead. e. Chevro-
let refused to drive while there were
thirteen machines on the track.
"It is bad enough to be flirting with
death when we get going TOMORROW"
said the French pilot, 80 why trifle
with the unlucky number Is a day be-
fore the race"
Every driver on the track yesterday
reached a speed OF more than 113 miles
an hour, Milton and Vail doing the
best work. Vail hit It up at 1l6 mile
an hour pace in one turn of the oval,
and Milton was only fraction under
this mark.
De Resta created sensation yes
terday by placing a strong guard around
his garage The Angio-Italian intimated
that some one threatens to trifie with his
mystery machine. He will permit nc
one near the car
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Five Leading Batters
of the Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

when Daubert scooped up Doyle's
grounder and threw Burns out at the
plate and Neale pulled down Kaufrs
drive in deep right.
Reds Get Lead.
Rousch opened the second with triple
to right. Doyle made q neat pickup
Of Neale's grounder and threw Earl
out at FIRST. Eddie holding third. On
the next play. however, Zimmerman
gummed tho works On Koprs grounder
Heine threw wild to Chase, Larry get
ting a life and Roush scoring. Bres-
sler forced Kopf and Wingo forced
Bressler.
Both teams then were quiet until the
seventh, when Doyle launched the Giants
off with long triple to right centre.
Larry held third when Eller threw out
Knuff. Zimmerman then came through
with a sacrifice fly to Roush. sending
Doyle home with tho tying run. Ellef
tossed out Fletcher.
With two down In the eighth the
Giants captured the laurels. Burns dou-
bIed to centre and Young did tho rest
with a single over second that pushed
George home with the winning run. Pep
died stealing. Ring hold the Giants In
check In the ninth. while Barnes ciinched
the victory by turning back the Reds.
The score:
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AMERICAN ATHLETES
ARRIVE IN FRANCE
A. E. F. Team Is Increased BY
Ffty-fiUe Men.

PARIS, June 12-Fifty-fve track and
Held athletes have just arrived from
America for the interaliied games to be
held In Pershing Stadium. at louisville
le-Pont, near Paris. June 22 10 July 6.
every one of them either a champion or
the holder of n good record In his spe-
cialty These arrivals increase the size
or the American track team TO such an
extent that elimination trials will be nee
essary TO select the three men 70 com
pete In each event. These trials will be
held at Colombes probably on June 10.
The Rumanian rugby football team.
entered for the games, will play a prac-
tice game with the American rugby
squad next Sunday.
Fffty-three Greek athletes are on their
way to Paris. They include seventeen
officers and thirty-six enlisted men. Sc
lected after hard fought elimination
trials to represent the country that orig
mated the Olympic games.
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DODGERS IN EIGHTH
STRAIGHT REVERSE
Pirates Knock Out Smith in
Fifth and Win, 5 to f.
Homer by Kruger.
Special Dsspafch TO THE Sun.

PIrrsBuRo, June 12.--For tho eighth
successive time the Dodgers tasted de.
feat to-day. The Pirates made It three
straight over Brooklyn here on Forbes
Field by Smelling sherrod Smith out Of
the box In the fifth and pillng up .
lead the Dodgers couldn't cut down. Ma
maux, who went to Smiths rescue. was
found for a run in the seventh. A
Brooklyn rally was spiked in the eighth
after the Dodgers had bagged two runs
on Krueger's homer with Fitzimmons on
ahead. and pulled up to within one run
of the Pirates. Pittsburg 8. Brooklyn 4,
was the score
Frank Bullet Miller was on the mound
for Bezdek and kept the eight Brooklyn
hits scattered. except in the second and
eighth when the visitors fell on Miller
each time for a pair Of runs.
Brooklyn scoring started in the third
which Otto Miller walked. Smith sacri-
need and Johnston. after Olson flied to
centre, singled to centre, scoring o. NIL
Ter. Jimmy took second on the throw In
and rode home on Griffith's safeRthump
to right. Tommy died stealing.
Schmidt drew a pass at the start OF
the NTH. f. Miller beat out q hit back
of third. Bigbee singled, scoring Schmidt
and planting +. Miller on second. Terry
forced b. Miller, Smith to Malone, and
Stengef famed. Then the Pirates un.
limbered the artillery again.
Barbara. who went to third for Pitts
burg after Umpire Risler had banished
Boeckel for kicking in the fourth. sin.
gled, scoring Bigbee. The other runnerv
advanced on the throw In. o. Miller was
spiked on the play at the plate. and
Kruger went behind the bat for
QRA .l- La tn
Terry and Barbara Mamaux supplanted
Smith, and Cutshaw flied to Griffith.
The Pirates got to Mamaux for a run in
the seventh on Bigbee's single. Terry's
sacrifice and Stengers safe thump.
Magee, batting for Malone. singled In
the eighth. and Fitzsimmons ran for
him Kruger lifted a homer over the
left field fence, scoring Tommy ahead.
Johnston singled. after the infield outs
Of Mamaux and Olson, and died stealing.
Manager Bezdek has been suspended
indefinitely by President Heydler for
his alteration with Umpire Rigler yes
terday. The score:
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YALE CREW ROWS
ENCOURAGING TRIAL
Blue Vastly Covers Four Mile
Course on Thames in the
Fast Time of GLIB.
Special Despofch 10 TEE SUI.


New LONDON, Conn. June 12.--Ths
Yale crew made the best time trial of
the season by going over the four mile
course this morning in the fast time
OF III minutes 10 seconds. The other
trials were slower than THE, and Il il
also interesting to note that the slower
trials were rowed at a faster stroke. q
70. while to-day the stroke was kept at
Is except at the start and the finish.
Coach Mather Abbott was very much
satisfied with the trial. He expressed
himself as more than satisfied because
every man in the shell displayed great
hghting strength and had a lot left at
the end The evenings practice con-
stituted a paddle down stream for about
two miles. Following this q few starts
were made while returning to quarters.
The freshmen had their FIRST two mile
time trial. Their time was IL minutes
seven seconds and the crew was fa=
vored by a slight wind and tide.
The three Harvard crews went over
the four mile course on the Thames this
afternoon A slow stroke was used and
no times were taken. Several racing
starts were tried.
Following the action Of Coach Haines
In sitting in the varsity she'll at No. 4 in
the morning practice. a shift was made
In the boating OF the varsity crew. Nor
ris replacing Lothrop at No. 4. Green
ough is now rowing No. I In the second
varsity.
Capt. Oliver and Commander Alex
ander watched the crews 20 through
| their practice
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GAMES AT Underwood.

The attraction at the Ridgewood
Grounds, Halsey street and Wyckofr
avenue. next Sunday win be a double
header. The first game will be be-
tween the Fries and another local nine.
The feature event will be a clash be-
tween the Ridgewoods and the Pow
hstan club of New York captained by
Judy Martin. formerly with Fordham.
who heat tho Baltimore Internationals.
and Carol. catcher of last years Jersey
City team, in the lineup. The Schneider
boys will play for Ridgewood
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hew York In Cincinnati -t~f
Brooklyn In PittsburE.
Philadelphia In Chicago. .
Boston In So, Louh.
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Totals. SO 1925 II Totals. "a 5uN Il o
peterson out. bunting third strike.
Toronto. ............... o. o Is
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ROYALS IN BROOKLYN.

The Bushwicks and Royal Giants
again will attempt to settle the su-
premacy In a double-header at Dexter
Park. near the Cypress Hills elevator
station, on Sunday afternoon. These
teams have met several times this sea =
son for an even break. Last years
series also resulted In a deadlock.
Mitchell will occupy the mound for the
Brshwicks in the first encounter, while
Maloney will work in the second tilt.
santop. the heavy slugger OF the Roy
ais will catch.
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Picked Up on League
Fields Far and Near

Old Mr.. Manhattan Fan has a chance 70
ieel pretty cocky this morning. Feels kind
ing the pack. The fans already are .seinE
Visions OF Chicago'g civil baseball war OF
1905, when the hitless wonder White Sox
defeated the Cubs for the worlds series.
Connie Mack. Of the Athletics. yesterday
handed pitcher and extra outdslder. Mack
also announced that Burrus. an infelder
of Raleigh, has signed with his team and
will join thd Athletics within the next few
days. Griffith also announced the trade Of
team OF the American Association for
Pitcher Whitehouse. The changes can't
make these teams any worse than they are
outneldsr Al wIckland has reported 10
Manager Huggins Of the Yanks. II now
out ali year. He refused to report 70 the
Braves and soopt fortniEht ago they sold
him him to ,, st. Paul He INK likewise declined 70
him!
the National League pitching ranks this
year. Grover Cleveland Alexander and
John Calhoun BENTON have been famous
the Cubs have a splendid running mate 20
Alexander in Abraham Lincoln Bailey
Tso "a. ssg tss Cub m. started
when the rookie Interrupted him and said
Tho folks back home all call me 'IInci
for short" And Mitchell wouldn't quar-
rel about a little thing like names.
The Cubs are beginning to come fast
now. They are ony a game behind the
Reds in second place. Their great pitch
the Chicago twlrlsrs need very few runs
to win, Tho four games series which
starts between the Giants and Cubs In
Chicago tomorrow should be n hummer
The Giants hardly are likely to md the
Cubs as easy they were In New York
whom the Giants licked them four straight
on the Polo Grounds.
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GALLIA BLANKS ATHLETICS.
Aided by Mackmen's Errors, st.
Louis Wins, 8 to O.

PHILADELPHIA, June (American)
st Louis, aided by Philadelphias err
rors, won to-day, TO o. Gallia was
steady in the pinches and backed by
stanch support held the Athletics safe
The score:
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COMMISSION AT ODDS.
Fails to Agree on Change I'm Divis-
ion of Worlds Series Spells.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-the National
Baseball Commission failed to reach a
Inal agreement relative to any changes
that might be made in the division of
the world baseball championship series
at It's meeting here to-day. but an
nounced that the commission would
In the next few days.
It became known at to-day's meeting
that a number OF clubs in both leagues
oppose the rule allowing clubs finish
ing third and fourth in the respective
leagues from sharing in the worlds
championship receipts.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
REGATTA ALLOWANCES.

capper OF the Handicap Yacht Racing
Class of Long Island Sound. has ar
ranged the following allowances for the
annual regatta of the orienta Yacht
Club tomorrow:
FIRST DIVISION
Mink, scratoh; Bob Cat, per cent ;
wasaka and Skid H.. s per cent; Sachem
H.. per ceNt.. and Sonora, IN per cent.
SECOND DIVISION.
Sally IN, scratch, and Ariel. ( per cent.
THIRD DIVISION.
Robin Hood and Arethuss. scratch; Ar.
csdis. IN per cent and sirene, "a per
cent.
Dinerentials-First to second division,
sh per cent. and nrst to third division,
. per cent
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Totals. - IS "A IT II
sHatfed for Malone in tho eighth in
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
Buffalo in Jersey City.
Rochester In Newark
Toronto IN Reading.
Bnghamton in BaltimerA
Hitting the ball hard in the third in
ming at West Side Park yesterday. Jersey
City registered two runs. just enough to
give them the opening game of the series
with Buffalo by a score Of to l. The
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Two base hits-Bisckburne. Wilson, Nc
Henry. Home run--McHenry. Stolen base-J.
Smith. Sacrifice hits-LAvan, Meadows
Double plays-Lavan. Stock and Miller Black
burne, Holke and Maranville. Left on bases
Boston. s; st. Louis 8. Bases on balls-On
Meadows, 9; OF Northrop, 2, Struck out-By
Meadows, 4
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Totals. .%soT solThom

Two Dase hit-Foster Three base hit
Smith. stolen base-Murphy. Sacrifice hit
Gardner: Double plays-Ayers, Leonard and
Judge; Speaker and oNeilL Left on bases
on Ayers. 3: on Coveleslie, !. Hits-on
Ayers. In s innings. struck out-By Co
yeleskie. .; by Ayers. Q: by Thompson. J.
Losing pitcher-Ayers.
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Totals. 81 S Nl5 Q

Two base hits-Demmitt. Thomas Stolen
bases-Demmitt, Gallia, witt. shannon 2 Sis
Ter. Sacrifice hits-Gedeon, Gerber, Tobn
Sacrifice hy-Jacobson. Double plays-Gerbcr
and sisler; Thomas. shannon and Burns. Left
on bases-st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, Ii. Bases
on balls-On Naylor, l; on Gallia. 8. Hit by
pttcber-By Gallia, I Burns). Struck out
By Naylor, q: by Galha, s, Passed balls
Mayer, Perkins.
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noora, Toms rr,nNHoidsn sscr,Scs MY
Burns, 2: Peterson. Doolsn. Double plays-
sandberg and Onsow; Hummel, Doolan and
Crossin. Left on bases-Toronto, Z; Reading
7. Bases on bals-On Keefe. s; off Peterson
3. struck out-By Keefe, I; by Peterson, !.
Wild pitch-Peterson,
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IOthIs.,. 70 o = 20 III
Slated for Kerr in tho ninth inning.
Boston ............S. % 0 Q ~
Two base hn-Ruth, Three base hit
sehang. stolen base=Schans. Sacrifice hits
Scott and Mcinnls: Scott, Shean and Nc,
INNS. Left on bases-Boston, Q. Bases on
balls-On Faber, 2; OFF Kerr, /; on Pennock
!. Hits-of Faber. in innings: on Kerr
in innings. Struck out-By Faber, !: by
Pennock, 5. Losing pitcher>-Faber -
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Totals. .3 ssNui
Totals. ..AlsA oil
sbAtted for Ehmka in thu asvsnth lnnin.

Totals. "a 1sAu0l
'hatted for Ehmke in the seventh inning.
DUeGoit. :.,....."..... 0 o 90 % OIL
New YOrk.....,.."... o6si S-s
Two base hits-Ehmke.. Hannah. Home
peckinpaugh. Bodie. Lewis, Pratt pousls
S pS,s5y,psrseckinpspsh, Prst. and Pipg; Hannah
. .nd n reennpaufh: Left on heses-New York.
Bases on bAils-off shawksy, tCobb' Tas.
tssd Ellison) on Ehniks. 3 (Yick :, Pipp5
on On Cnnn,rghsr,. p-ctirrsurh). lHts-oh
2u innings. Hit by pitcher-By Ehmis
hhannah). :, Struck ont-Ry shawkey. 6
ysr =. veach 2. Jones. FisgIieadl; By
snon shawksy, 4; on Ehmks. o: on Gun
nsham, Umpires--Messrs, Dineen ana
ens Time Of camel hour and 81
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CUBS MAKE 1T SIX IN
ROW: BEAT PHILLLES
Alexander Blanks Quakers by
3 to D.

CHICAGO, June -(National). -
Chicago won its sixth straight game
to-day by shutting out Philadelphia
to o. Alexander kept the visitors hits
scattered. The score: -":s. A-s (
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M'HENRY'S HOMER
DECIDES CONTEST
Gipes Cardinals 3 to I Victory
Ouer BrdUes.

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-(National)-- Me-
Henry's home run In the eighth, which
scored Heathcote ahead OF him, gave st.
Louis 8 to l victory over Boston to-
day. The score: ........
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TRACK CAPTAIN

HANOVER, N. H.. June lie. e.
Meyers OF Hinsdale, H., was elected
captain OF the Dartmouth track team
to-day. Meyers won the pole vault event
in the recent intercollegiate meet.
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Two base hfts-whitted Meusel. Killefer,
Crsvath. Stolen basesPick. Williams Sacri.
nee hit-Pick. Sacrifice hy-Alexander.
Double play-Adams and Baird Left on
bases-Chicago, 2; Philadelphia. 0. Base on
balloon Alexander. /. Struck out-By Alex
ander. 8; by Jacobs, s.
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CONCERTED ACTION BY RED sox
SIX Hits In sixth Bring Victory
Over ChfcaEo, 4 to O,

BOSTON, June 12-(American). -Bos-
ton concentrated six hits In the sixth
inning. including a double by Ruth and
triple by Schang, for four runs and
defeated Chicago 4 to o to-day. The
score;
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Totals. 30 l q "a 8 !

TOtaIs. ~ Z n IT
eBstted for Heating IN the ninth inning.
tBatted for Thomas In the ninth inning
Buffalo ................. o o.
Jersey City............ % 0 0 x-2
Two base hit-Denoville. Sacrifice hits
Cellars Thomas. Left on hases-Jerscy City,
Z; Buffalo s. Bases on balls-Off Cellars 3
on Thomas, l. Struck out-By Cellars, &: by
Thomas, Z. Winning pitcher-Zellars. Lo.inss
pitcher-Thomas.
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Two base hit-Maisel. Home runs-Maisel
Lawry. Stolen 6ases-Jaco6sop, Bishop,
HONG, Maisel, o'Ronrke, sscrihce hits
HONG, Lawry. Double play-O'Rourke Had.
dock and McLarry. Left on bases-Balti.
more. 10; BinssAmtOn: 8: Bases on balls-otf
Knelsch, /; BY Donovan, l. Wild pitches
Donovan 2: Kneisch, l.
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ERRORS HELP CLEVELAND.
shanks's MispIays Cost Senators
Defeat, 8 60 1.

WAsHIEGToN, June 12-(American).
Errors by Shanks enabled Cleveland
to take the third game of the series
from Washington to-day. 8 to I. The
score:
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Two base hits--wingo. Burns. Three base
Young. Sacrifice hit-Chase. Sacrifice hy-
Zimmerman. Double elays-zimmermsn and
Chase: Fletcher. and Zimmerman. left on
bases-New York. 4; Cincinnati, .. Bases on
balls-off Ring, /; on barnes. . Hits-on
Filler. 6 in innings; OF Ring. none In !
inning Hit by pitcher-By Eller, 1. Struck
out-By Filler, ?; by Barnes, l. Passed bail
-McCsrty. Losing ptcher-Eller.
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Three baso hit-StenEel. Home run-Krue-
ger. Stolen base-Boeckel. Sacrifice fits-
smith, southworth. Terry. Double plays
Griffith and O. Miller Terry. Cutshaw and
saier: Ieft on bases-Brooklyn. Il Pittsburg,
s. First base on bails-Or smith. 3: off f.
Miller. 2. Hits--Off Smith, 7 in +f-3 innings
OF Mamaux. In sl-3 innings; OF @. Miller
s in 3 innanSs- Struck out--By Smith, l: by
MAmAux /: by r. Miller, i. Winning pitcher,
+. Miller. Losing pitchef-Smith.
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TORONTO BEATS READING.
Takes First Game of Series by . TO
Score.

READING, Pa, June l2.-(Interna-
tional) Toronto defeated Reading in
the first game OF the series to-day, s to
L. The score:
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NEWARK WINS IN NINTH.
scofes Run That Beats Rochester,
to o,

NEWARK, n. j., June 12.-(Gnterna-
tional)-Newark won a pitchers battle
to-day from Rochester by a score OF l
to o. The winning run was scored In
the ninth. The score:
pQCIIESIER NEW RIS
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RESULTS OF VI
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 81 Detroit. l.. I.
Boston, u Chicago, o.
Cleveland, 81 WashinEton, 1.
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Totals. s3i7 Tli

Two base hlt-Walsh. Three base hit
Gather. Sacrifice hy-shes. Double plays
Gather, Walsh and Miller; Kelly. Rodriguez
and and Kelly, Left, Left on base..Newsrk: :;
| Struck out--By Shea. J: by Acosta, 4. Win.
ming pitcher-Shea Losing pitcher-Acosts.
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Basebnu To-day, s;so p. II. N. Y. Americans
vs. Detroit. Polo Grounds Adm. soc.-AdU.
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
~ in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
NJ DANIEL.

NV merry privilege
of the Willard Major Tony Bddles
an s to 81. eI % a g Since % @ the @
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referee Of WORTH OF
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A. to the Question of Coming Back After Three Year.
Sssn' sa the a h s d
then
on fact h' the nop @i
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who the English title though he Weighed only
type After ayon Of three years.
ana ' hard hs
Ps' 3s @ % S ss s ss pounds But
til. title the ezra we asS san 5 @
sna ss on at Sns
inside the limit o, July To the credit of teenn must said that
Oe OF his rs. having smashed his right hand BY hitting the
Ss again was glad to ignore the def and
Out Years Before Knockout by Cobet.
uya% 't S S ss us 1s that
when Sullivan
defend the championship
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M ann u u.s. is sSn had oos e o four bout
these days Of pus love could be called
part ras rs as but had been content pp the and
rounds The
as long as he did. -
Herber Quoted at 1 to 1oo
what looks the
Some days declared
turf history Roseben
called Beauclae
men that King James and Ftz Herbert
who trained King James
like the record but make
come along with price even shorter though hae doots
with long prices discussed here recently the following
regarding the highest
T. j. Dawson of Newark reference the
Linden MI only
he ha e on pr Excess IN
the bookso to win The ookmaers
Griffin the jockey time and
under contract to James Shields Gideon
BIZ Meickelham VIII Referee Regatta
In the midst of all the talk big fight
regatta to be
regatta has been
bit sdetrackd because OF the fight which
Crimson and the Blue have
1t accepted Of Columbia
will act He has been at for
addition
Fackenha Of Columbia the
at the L. Hgsnsn of
Harvard the timers
the statement the Duke
OF A
Persmmon and esn IN
making him three time winner
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Zin1n1ermdn's Double Play
SaveS Day for Giants
Spikes Reds Rally-Young's
Hit in Eighth Inning Wins
Game by 2 to 1 Score.
Special De.patch TO rar SUI.


CINCINNATI, Ohio, June divisions
OF the You're a faster man than l am.
Eddie Collins" stunt, with which Heine
zimmerman RECALLED the worlds series
rams In 1917, were brought to mind here
on Redland Field to-day, ozly this time
Heine was a better Judge Of pace and
emerged with aolors flying. BY a clever
run down and play at second in the
eighth Zimmerman spiked a Red rally
Just when It looked as IL Moran's men
might snatch victory out of the jaws of
defeat. AS It was Cincinnati had to
take the short end of a ITO score.
The game was pitching duel between
Jess Barnes and Hold Eller, with Gin
cinnatis mo Hit King blanking the
Giants until the seventh, when the Nc
GRANTEES tied the score and then in the
eighth jumped one run to the fore.
Wingo opened Cincinnati's half Of the
eighth with q double to left. Reuther
batted for Filler and hit to Fletcher.
Artie threw to Zimmerman. Heine gave
swift chase to Wingo and tagged Ivy a
few feet from second. Heine then dove
across the bag in time to put the ball
Tor double play on Reuther, who had
attempted to sneak to second on Heine's
run down Of Wingo. Zimmerman's clever
work had to be seen to be appreciated
In the second inning Zimmerman's
high throw let In the run that gave
Cincinnati the lead. Helne made up
for the bobble in the seventh when his
sacrifice fly sent home Doyle with the
run that tied the score.