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Z pasajerOs, en- magnific0 estadO.
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Llres. Nov. 2. 1919.
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nabana, Octubre 9-1919.
The sun., 1919-07-07
O'CONNELL SCORES
DOUBLE VICTORY
Wins TWo Events in PastiEe
A, c. Members Gemes.

William pCenHell Of the Pastime
Athletic Club won two events yesterday
at the regular mnnthly mspbsEs' games
Of his Organization at Maepmh'S Dan
PARK. pConnell, with Q handicap OF Is
wards. won the sss yard run, sRd later
took the isYelin thTsw. In this event he
was allowed 10 feet ana threw the
spear leT feet. o'Connell until yea
terday RevsT won an event,
Henry Edflmsn, with = $40 YaFd start,
won the two mile handicap run In 2 close
hnish with A. Hearns, the scratch man.
Edslman won the race by the scan
msrgin 9f eHs feet IN 10 MINUTES 80
seconds. The mile walk went to Hugh
Brady, who was In rfssipt 81 I minute
- seconds, and the twelve nayna shst
put, the only other event contested, was
yop BY W. Steers, The summaries
SEQ Yard Run, Hsaaieap-won by will
lam o1e .sessg qt E ysErss Hs:;ns
Ht's 'wsK' HsndIcsp-Wsn BY Hugh
Brady. n;lni william AysA niisl, see,
ond; Adolph Arpold niisl, third. Time,
, Two MiIs Rpn; H.ndIesP-vsn by
, lsfTs'sh +ls sss'9ss, P A0cshn go ysFdsY'
TsVFGT sss e SO a:ff rs Ysgses s1,s
feet; :" H9ESss isa feen,. With Isl feet,
.sesHd :, Hanpen uls fsso, with ia
'T~slvss pouna shot Put H.ndie.p-
; Sii5 "a, , !Pss';' \ Tias:sli
bHH..stsIS.h az ii'@, VITA u hlF :
The sun., 1919-07-07
KNOCKOUT IN THIRD,
RULING OF REFEREE
Pseord Makes That Decision
in Regard to Willard-Demp'
sey Controversy.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July S.-Because OF the
controversy over the duration Of the
heavyweight championship contest be-
tween Jess willard and Jack Dempsey.
aud whether Dempsey should be credited
with a knockout. Ollie Record. the
referee Of the bout, ruled tonight that
willard had been knocked out IN the
third round.
Record also ruled that the fight ended
at the close OF the third round, despite
the fact that the towel was not tossed
into the ring from wllsJds corner until
the bell had sounded for the fourth
round. Willard, however, did not leave
bis chair TO answer the call for the
fourth round
Tex Rjekard, promoter Of the contest,
requested On official ruling from Record
because of the hundreds OF kilograms
be received asking II Dempsey should be
credited with . Knockout victory and
when the bout was oaicially ended
G. B. ShysleF Of Chicago, who oper-
ated pari-mutuel machines and book
on the contest, announced he had cleared
tS2.7oo. He said that IL the contest ha d
ended In the hrst round his winnings
would have totalled sias.sa2. and 4
willard had answered the bell for the
fourth rophd, they would have been
rsdncsd TO $4,000.
Willard was disturbed tonight by
rumors thar he was dying that he had
been removed to . hospital, and that he
was dead. The defeated champion has
entirely recovered from the effects OF the
punishment Dempsey gaze him. and has
decided 70 motor TO bis home In Law
renee. Kan. as soon as his injured eye
10 healed Mrs willard and few
friends will make the trip with him.
Ricksrd announced thai both the'boy-
ers we're paid in full last night. Demp-
sey was given $4,000 in cash, while
willard got Sse,ooo in Liberty bonds
and the remaining $4,000 OF his sl0o.-
zoe guarantee In cash
Souvenir hunters started to tear down
the arena to-day and twenty policemen
eers guarding the structure tonight.
The sun., 1919-07-07
HOT DRIVES OFF THE BAT.

blame 4 on the fact that slim salieerf the
.enky lstthander, was permitted TO 50 to
Long Harry has been a tower OF strength
70 the C!ncinnati club, and yesterday Won
come In very handy to McGrsw Just at
this moment
ON the Polo Grounds the Yankees will be
away from Harlem unIil July 20, when
they come @r Ssek WITH the Chicago White
morrow, aud open in Cleveland at
WEDNESDAY. From there they VIII go to
the order ramed il vii be hO TtPI trtp IL
on The Yankt and Will mean much TO the
club. The white soN are getting close
again; they now are only twenty -four
W, Ysnkss fans are wiling 70 admit that
WsteF Johnson M i s,is' ! IN a class by him:
on the Polo Grounds this year. and only
one run has been scored on him, pity a
man like that can't be with a real club!
csiehips IN this section. No sOSnsr was
Sword received at the Polo Grounds on
s!Sht runs in the hrst inning than the
Senators proceeded to knock out eight
sgns in the hTst inning of the Yankees
Yesterday In Flstbush the Braves took
their turn in one OF these first inning
fusillsdss aud put over six runs before
the Dodgers could put over the third out
Imagine the bard luck Of the Cincinnati
fans! Here the Reds are in first place
in generation and the team Is ready
70 take the Ions swiHg around the East
They have TO read about this .phsnoms-
non and can't be present to enjoy IT,
when one looks hack and recalls the
men who have caught Walter johnson the
big glfp's lasting powers are All the more
remarkable There was a sensation in
Washington in 1912. when Clark Grinhh
ITsded Gabby Street to the Ysnks for
Jack knight. 6sbby had been johnson E
regular catcher for fve years and Wash
lngtoniaps believed no one else could hold
him. Vet many Of the new fans OF to-
day never have heard OF Street Then
Eddis AiRsmith, now with Detroit, spent
an average big league lifetime catching
johnson. Val PlciniCh, who wore short
pants NhsR Street YVES In the league. is
Walters latest catcher And tho marvel
Of II is thst johnson looks as young nov
as he did ten years ago.
The sun., 1919-07-07
MITCHELL OUT AS PRESIDENT.
In Future Wni Act Only as Man.
ager of Cubs.

CHICAGO, July e-Frtd Mitchell. pres
ident and manager OF the Chicago Ma
tonal League club, who pilotsd the team
10 the penpsnt last year, to-day dis
cardsd the presidential toEa for the
working garp OF manager Tor a nnlsh
night for this years Mas. He announced
his resignation 10 devote all his time TO
the team management
Mitchell declared that after his clubs
victory to-day over St Louis ne saw no
reason why the Cubs should not repeat
their 1918 performances, and that he felt
with the duties Of president lifted from
his shoulders their chances would he
better II lie devoted all his time 10 the
playing end OF the game. With the team
in third place Mitchell said tile crucial
period for the Cubs had arrived
His resignation as president was ac.
copied and william Week, yiee-presi-
dsrt, was elected his successor, with
willism NJ. walker, wee-president, and
John .. Seys. secretary.
The sun., 1919-07-07

Pedlar Palmer, Former
British Bantam, Stabbed


sptcigi Gable pespofcA 10 Tue srS and
thf Public Ledger
Copyright, leiV; ap rghis vesTrfd.
T OND9N, July 6,--"Pedlar" Pal
mar, former boxer, wRs stabbed
~ IN the back three times today by
On unidentified man The st3bbing
took place IN Bow road The asssif-
ant escaped. Palmer's condition -
serious.
"Pedlar" Palmer for many years
weight. ana s for Z time S'i vas cssmpion
Of the division. on September .,
1899 Palmer elashed With Terry Me
Govern, the American title holder, for
the worlds bantsmweight champlon-
ship at Tuckshoe, \. T., and Me-
Govern won the bout in less than .
Feund BY scoring a knoekopt.
The sun., 1919-07-07
CINCINNATI JUMPS
INTO LEAGUE LEAD
Beats Pirates, 8 to 1 and 9 to !
-Sallee Pitches Eighth
Straight Victory.

CINCINNATI, July 6-tNationaD -
Cincinnati vent into first place IN the
National League race to-day by winning
both games OF a double header from
Pittsburg before the largest crowd that
has been on the local field In several
Sallee and Ruethsr stitched invlncibie
ball. Ruether won his eighth straight
game when he shut op; Inc Pirates
The second game was called at the end
of the sixth inning TO allow the Cincin-
natl team to catch train for Boston.
The scores:
The sun., 1919-07-07
BUSHWICKs TRIUMPH.
Beat Royals 3 TO Rain Hats
second Game.

The Bushwicks defeated the Royal
Giants in the first game Of double
header at Dexter Park yes'"'day by q
score Of to !, and the second game
WAS called at the end of the second in
ming because of rain, Ryan aud Will
Jams engaged in pitching duel. Zach
allowed six bits. The score:
FIRST GAME
The sun., 1919-07-07
Needed . Trainer.

Possibly had willard engaged COM
petsAt trainer and manager he mtsht
hsvs aene better. He had chance 10
get the services OF Charlie Rose, COM
pstsnt trainer, but declined Had the
champion taken Rose he would at leaat
hAYs been SHARED many annoyanees In
and out OF the ring,
WIZARDS work With Monshan was
purely exhibition in character. al the
blows being delivered on signal. Hemple
and the other AelpsFs were useless.
Dempsey on the other hand was
trained for the task before him. Big
Bill Tate was q near aPpFoach TO WI
lard IN siEs, and u much better
bsSsr and sitter than the fermsr cham
ploH.
Jamaisa Kid, us, and Jack MaloHs.
1tS, kept the challenger up 10 his speed
standard. and blows.
II was learned to-day that Kearps
and Dempsey had disposed Of thsiT
moving picture rights for the neat sum
of tieaAa
An interesting view on Peeord's sbil-
ity ~ . referee was furnished during
one Of the numerous kneckdewns IN tbs
FIRST round. The champion was on the
noar and Dempsey standing near
waiting for his opponent to rise. Six
teen feet away stood Pscerd counting
the seconds
The sun., 1919-07-07
CUBS ARE HELPED
BY MAYS WILDNESS
Chicago Obtains Only 4 Hits
Yet Defeats st. Louis by
Score of 4 to 3.

CHICAGO. July -(National) Mays
wildness enabled Chicago to win from
ct. Louis. 4 to 3, to-day. on four hits.
The visiting pitcher forced in the tying
run in the eighth inning, then made q
wild pitch which gave the Cubs tins
winning counter. Chicago used three
pitchers. and the Cardinals scored all
their runs off Douglas. The score
ST IAIrIs M CHICAGO M
The sun., 1919-07-07

Loft on bases Royal Giants g. Bushvicks,
Williams Three base hn-D johnson.
Stolen base Douglass. Bases on bslls-on
Ryan. .: OF williams. . Struck out-By
Ryan, 8; by Williams, S. Balk-Rysn at
By pitchef-By Williams. (Douglsssl.
Passed bsll-santop. Umpires-MtssrE. lei
ran and Watkins
The sun., 1919-07-07
TREAT EN- R0UGHs WIN,
Added TO Victories by Beating All
Nationals, 9 10 3.

The Treat EN- Roughs added to their
list of victories yesterday by defeating
the All Nationals in o we'll played game
at Dyekmsn Oval by score Of to ..
The victors hit the ball hard. Meara.
former Yankee, led the attack on Bresil
with three hits. Jimmy Clinton allowed
only six. THE score:
,r7n pnr-cusI
The sun., 1919-07-07
ALL SATI0EALS


.Batted for Bull in the ninth inning.
A A. NH sS ksu.5. s$SiGSS
First base on errors--Trest EN- Roushs. e
Two base hits--Mears. Edwards. sacriAce
his-Hollahan; Harter. Sacrifice fy-Harter.
Stolen bsses-Ha felf. CooIey. Hsrter. LEFT
on bases-Trest 'Em Roushs, 6; All Ma.
nonals, .. Bases on bslls-oh Clinton y on
BTezil, e. Struck out-By Clinton. z: by Bre-
zi 4 Passed bsll--Ruddy. Hns-on Clinton.
b; off Brezil, II. Unplres-Messrt Brown
and Brandt. Time OF gams-l hour and IS
minutes
The sun., 1919-07-07
Rawlings Launches Rally.

One was down in the first frame when
Rawlings launched the Boston rally on
Grimes. Powells Texas Lacquer back
OF short put Johnny on third. On the
hit and run Cruise shot q sharp single
to centre. registering Rawlings and
Powell and went to third himself when
Myers's throw trickled through Grimes
AT the plate. Holke's scratch single
through konetchy scored Cruise. Walter
took second when Grimes tossed out
Boecksl Msranville walked.
Gowdy added insult 10 injury with a
two base blow to left thai sent Boeekel
and Maranville home, Demaree singled
TO left and on Wheat's boot Gowdy
scored. 1t was not until Risgert, on his
second trip up. walked. that Grimes was
derricked and Mamayx brought in.
Msmaux famed Rawlings and ended
the fireworks.
One was down in the sixth when Olson
pasted a home run drive 10 the centre
field exit gate. Johnston walked.
Griffith flied to Riggert. Wheat rsppsd
to right. planting Johnston on third.
Myers scored Jimmy and put Zach on
third with a timely thuBp To stsrhoard
Then konetchy hit TO left. registering
Wheat The rally ended when Klldua
fouled TO Boeckel. The score:
The sun., 1919-07-07
CLEVELAND AGAIN IS
BEATEN BY BROWNS
Hitting of Smith, Williams
and SEVERED Bring Victory,

ST. LOUIS, July s-fAmsrieanl -
The hitting of Earl Smith, Williams
and SEVERED was responsible for ST.
Louis second straight victory over
Cleveland to-day. c to O. Those players
made seven OF the locais' nine hits aud
either scored or drove in al the name
teams runs. Score
The sun., 1919-07-07

,s,Bressler, sAIles Lee stolen ba,ss-Stiie.
Nicholson, Lee. Sacrifice hits-bsnbsrt ?.
Bresler. Double piay--TeTy Cutshaw ard
cinnad. 5. Bases ON bsils-oa SALES. !; 90
C CO Essr; 8 Hitszoh Cooper. ; IN ipnings:
2. Parsed ban-INe. losing pltcher-Cooper.
The sun., 1919-07-07

Two base hits-ripp. Russell. Three base
s 5y Plslt HGIs TS ;dS 2Pges
q bsli~on Russell MINI MINI o" struck s %.
BY Russell. Peinich'; by johnson,
On RdssclI Z; on Johnson f~Tapircs-
Hfssss I R,PssR sgs Esias hns u iaAs=
The sun., 1919-07-07
WILLIAMS TIGHT IN PMCHEs.
Chicago Defeats Detroit by 4 TO 1
Score.

. CHICAGO, July O. American) Will
isms's great pitching in the pinches en-
ab!ed Chicago to defeat Detroit, \ to /,
to-day. Detroit's lone run was the re-
suit of Dyers double and triple by
STANCE. The score:
The sun., 1919-07-07
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
by DANIEL.

ny DANIEL.
TusF how really paneher than
was John Sullivan the veterans like Bill Muldoon
y and ectasies
he Only can tell even then
weua
nave the ghost There to give
him test Carpenter against Dempsey murder
for the Frenchman British
champion is strong and fairly bsra Punsher There is little Doubt
that Beckett will opponent Of the
match will be followed Beckett Fred Fulton
who in England endeavOr rehsbi himself beat Beckett
and get another not believe thai
the American boxing pmpyFuton bout
the ebnce Of tbs
l heart ana the amount s ps% ss s
= ':$ =: . H. @ = @ %'ss
wss not bad set J 'e ss o beth ss
take Of
SsSS % ssts s or is the true strength Of
Oh, for . Jerres Of 1890 to Against Dempsey.
We would like like Tom sSksy wheg
s ss ~s
ss yet to s s.s % a 81 sy a IVY to @ ss
boa. smith Dempsey smith ~.
s Ns that s a ''s & ss
TIER T s a ' as % % the
THAI he - ss
'ss istss ps gwen ss sss
assvenes that Will not be- do%aes ~ - 'F'
IN whs. Round pn the Fight End,
sa
a aPss hs sFs 'ss
G. u ss 's;ss ssst s e. s. . Nav. and
;' r. r. S n II; s: :s;s 3 &
a.. .s .ss 81 s:
Which Ss o1a as s s NJ
out n fourth 49,. -
Spread o Story , 10 Dsplored Greatly 49,.
foolish that the asht
We sss s sTsr M ss
Hesas esH sS1'"S wa sss s As p4e
s ssys hnss e % p Hs
.1SxSs rss an '"' 's sake
Is,
s ' Words s"Sf
va Il s
ssms scratch 0 s' 6 snsE Ds 1 H s n a @ he
& s s ns as G ns n s..
s ss s sr h s Sn had W sH ]
advantage Of t
Peeo Wrong When He There KnockdOwns
tina. 9 P a % mas f i've tine ars We ses
1 mn nd e these n soS tha Willard paid the
@ N Y p:eoa PS %ss e
Of the number Of tnkdoNns Fs did not prove the
the i Ps s u s ea ;' s the
the S no's' "s 9s @
p sSss % 3 @ a'% h % the is
esa have provided s @ sfi sa 9 s s 70; s'
Why the Attendance Did Not Gene Up Expectations.
Ts sap ms ass ns e s 4 ss paid va;
azzs On the maHg Of tbs hsht
$40 $a6. with
the failure Of the attendance to
publicity
practically all the pest seats had eesh disposed
hsht
abandoned buildings ana ,hs IKE On top q tbs came
The railroad folks declined to out Of hs help
dsclnsd
seeing the boxers action And tbosi
Iwho
lttself
e Of all consideration for future ss events
lCLEVELAND AGAIN IS Q'CONNELL SCORES
| nCATrM RPAWNg RGIRIP VIcTARY
The sun., 1919-07-07
Major League Records
for the Last Week

The weeks record in each league OF
games played, won and lost, With rune,
hits. errDrs. men left on bases and runs
scared by opoRents, Including games OF
satuTdsy July S, Is 81 follows:
The sun., 1919-07-07
Myers Bats His Way -
Into Second Position

BY bagging three hits yesterday Hi
ejyers, ths BroOisiEn centre helder,
oRse Lss e s'f Sss,!p ''sSs ecaS Sss
the Yankee hit safely yesterday for
the twenty seventh game in success
tiep aud stbl leads the American
Dfifoit now u SECOND, Cobb of the same
team dropping back 70 fourth.
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Two base hIts-ONeNI, Earl smith ?,
ssysFeiiGa Home rnn,nsElnsT Spill. sl9sp
Der poyb,s play wtilpap Gslsdp and
siSisr, Left on bsses.,leyf Ignd, S st, Leuir,
III by rtlcher-By Pbihs, Gerber, strutscE
ugtTBy AyFs 4 W WeiHlsH, Aila
vRtch-weiimsh' Losing Pitehtr-NJerS VIZ
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FANS 10 OUT OF IS BArsMEN.
Williams of Lincoln Giants In In
VincibIe Form.

The Lincoln Giants broke even in
their weekly double header at Olympic
Field Yesterday afternoon. The home
team was beaten by the Chevrolet nine
in the opening game, TO 2, but won tho
final contest from the Downey Ship
yards team. 10 o. This game was
called in the NTH inning on account Of
rain.
Williams. who occupied the mound for
the Lincolns in the second game. struck
out twelve of the fifteen batters who
faced him In the hvs innings Villa ms
allowed only one hit. Next Sunday
afternoon the Lincolns will play the
Robins Dry Dock and Newark Stars
teams. The scores;
ChevTolet 49,. :onslo1iS =
Lincoln Giants ........ coo 0o-3 ,
Bsttsries-ThomSs and Gray; smiih. webb
and Wells.
Second game r II. e
Dow ney Shlpy ards ,,-.,,,..,.. n o 90 ]
AHenln Giants .......... $500 i-s 10
Bsiasres-Holbowsr and Leahsy, williams
and Wells.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ED FOR TO-DAY,

Ne" f'It Eot lls'Is L tive s'm''''
othsE tsA1ss nat scheduled.
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SECOND GAME.

Three base hit-Ruether. sacshee hitsE
Rath. Kopf. sacrihee hy-paubert. Double
Pitisburg 2 Cincinnaii s. Bases on balls
Oh Carlson. g. Struck out-By Ruether, l.
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Slated for Leonard in the seventh inning.
tBatted for Ayers in the ninth inning
Detroit. o o q 90 IL
Chicago. 90 o x-4
Two base hits-Jcksons, Dyer. Three base
hits-Gandil. StanaEe. stolen base-Felsch
Sacrifice hit-Youns. Double plsys-Felsch
and E Collins: Gsndll ana Weaver. Left on
bases-petroit, 10; Chicago T. Bases on balls
on Williams. g Hus-of Leonard. IN s
lnnngs off Ayers in . innings. Hit by
a. Collins. Struck out-By Williams I;
~ Ayers. ! Wild piteh-Leonsrd. Losing
piicher-Leonsrd.
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ws'biaSssssh!! .S, sE fs%k..,.a.
other teams not Sshsdulsa.
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Two base hit-Desl. Stolen baSes-Stock. 2;
Sacrihce hy-Deal. Left on ses1Chicago, 3;
ST. Louis. g. Bases on balls-oh Douglas 2;
of Nay, o. of Bailey. l. Hus-of Douglas.
in innings; off Bailey, ! in 2 inninEs
Struck out-By Douglas. !; by Bailey, !; by
Hendrix !; by May ?. Wild pitch-MRy.
Winning pitcher-He ndrix.
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BROOKLYN
BOSTON CE.)

Johnston. Hems rsnTolsoR, Stolen has
Dem are ssGslass hi,.GeSdy. Sacrifice
.ad Koastehy. Tsh o. esses~Roston. ' =:
BtS5ooklya' Bases on ba,ls-on Grlme, (?
awhile; of s. smith, /; Cd Demarse,
Johnstonl. Hits and earned Tuns-of
Grimes; = and 3 in 2.s Inning; OF Nsmsus
in 2 innings Struck out.-By Msmsux, &
,Risgert, Rawpngs, Powell Holke, psm9ree
81 By pemarte, (Kllduh Mitchell
KTueger). Losing piteher-Grimes UmpiTss
-7Asssrs. Harrison. tRRtsl aud Mccormack
Coasesl, Time Of game-l hour and 81
minutes.
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TOtaIe. ~ y z 70 IT
.Batted for Luntf In the sixth inning.
,patted for Myers IN the ssyPnth lnnluE
tiIutted for Phillips in the ninth innlns,
tian for Bagby In the ninth iInlng.