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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
SIBERIAN TROOPS
ROUNDED UP FUGITIVES
All But 90 of a Party of 1000 Escaped
Prisoners Were Captured
or Killed.

Omsk, Tuesday, Aug. 10 by the Asso.
ciated Press Two thousand bolsheyik
and Magyars who had escaped from pris-
on camps at hrasnoyarsk were surprised
on July 30 by Siberian troops, 200 of the
prisoners being killed and the rest, With
the exception of so, being SURROUNDED
and captured, according to Czech re.
port. The prisoners had planned to at,
tack the. prison camps from hill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
TOO MUCH FISH.
American Sailors on Sweeping
Duty are Tired of the Food.

London, Aug. 20 American sailors on
mine-sweeping duty in the North sea,
probably will not crave fish when they
get back home. When mines are ex.
ploded in the process OF clearing out the
barrage, thousands Of fish are killed. One
Of the little sub.ehasers in the fleet scoop
UP hundreds of pounds OF them each
evening when operations cease for the
day, and distributes among the several
vessels for food The men enjoyed it
for time, but now hate the sight of a
fish.
One catch included salmon which was
cruising around miles out from land.
Anglers say that a salmon should not be
so far from land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
AIRPLANE GOLIATH UNREPoRTED.
Great French Machine Left Morocco On
Saturday Morning.

Paris, Aug. Smoothing has beer
heard from the French airplane Goliath
which left Mogadir, Morocco, for Dakal
on Saturday morning. Hope has moi
been abandoned and searching partie:
are continuing their work inland The
coast between Mogadir and Dakar has
been secured by men sent out to look
for the machine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
FAST RACES
Were Seen at Essex Junction on Ben.
nington Battle Day.

The celebration Of Bennington Battle
day at Essex took form in some fast
matinee races on the fair grounds and a
ball game between Shelburne and the
local team followed in the evening by a
welcome-home ceremonial to the re-
turned heroes. A large attendance and
pleasant weather made the celebration
a great success. The result Of the races
which were the last of series of three
matinees held at Barre, Waterbury and
Essex preparatory to making the circuit
of fairs, was as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
AMERICAN STEAMER DAMAGED.
And Much Damage Sustained to Dock at
Havre, France.

Havre, France, Monday, Aug. ls.--Fire
which badly damaged the American tank
steamer George G. Henry and destroyed
mercha adise on the docks valued at 500,
600 francs to-day, was caused by oil
from the tanker catching fire when an
unloading pipe broke. The burning oil
flooded the pier to which the steamer
was moored
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
Daniels Reaches Honolulu.

Honolulu, Aug. 20.--Four destroyers,
the vanguard for the battleship New
York, which IS bringing Secretary 4 he
Navy Josorhus Daniels here, arrived off
Honolulu at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
Una Nuova Manufacture
per Barre

Barre ha oggi Popporunta col progetto dimpano della
Peerless Knitting Mill d rmedare ad dele piu semitic
della Ca Questa corporations incorporate soto
lie legg del Massachusetts, ha gia mpanto Mattapan
lie vende ammontano costa crca mione di doar
Ora Barre 81 debbono sotoscrvere $250000 in azoni
tassab in stock preferto da 500 na vauta par che
avranno diritto al per cento d'nteresse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
JAPANESE TRANSPORT SUNK
And 40 Persons Are Reported To Be
Missing.

London, Aug 90. The Japanese trans.
port ShUiki Maru struck rock and
foundered on Aug. Is south of Sanega
shima, according to dispatch received
by Lloyds. One hundred and ten per
sons are reported missing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
Not in the Byron Class.

A slip of the types recently made Mrs
Florence Howe Hall refer to Longfellow
as sweet sinner. Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
Chance for 4 Childless Mouse.

Chatham Standard Small mouse
wanted in Gillingham near dockyard. No
children" Boston Transcript,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
Barre Golf Club Scores.

The following are the scores of the
Barre Golf club for the week ending
Aug Is:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20

The Ashanti left New York Aug. for
Freetown and other African ports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
BRITISH STEAMER BURNED.
The Ashanti Left New York August
for Freetown.

London, Aug. 20The British steam
er Ashanti has been totally destroyed
by fire at Dakar, West Africa, according
to a message received by Lloyd's.
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20. 900 WILL WATCH
WILDE-MOORE FIGHT
Gen. Pershing to See Bout
Tomorrow Night.
Special cable Dtspatch 10 tn, S.

LoSpoS, July 15.--Thc advance sale
for tho Moore Wilde bout indicates that
the Olympiau Coliseum. which holds
10000, will be jammed on Thursday
night. There 10 a big demand for seats
ranging in price from SO to $50. The
Prince OF Wales, Prince Albert. Zen.
Pcrshing and hundreds Of other celebrI-
ties will be present
A great amount of discussion has
been raised by sporting writer's over the
announcement of Wilde's hackers
mostly Welshmen that they intend
singing Land OF My Fathers" as Wilde
enters the ring This. according to tie
British viewpoint isn't quite fair un.
less an equal opportunity Is given Amer.
leans TO sing their national anthem as
inspiration to Moore There viii be
plenty OF doughhoys present with the
possibility that the contest may be de.
layed while enthusiastic hackers engage
in vocal demonstration II Is possible
that some OF the sporting writer's who
want singing suppressed may have the
American soldiers cut loose with their
marching song They realize that n IL
comes to using songs TO encourage the
fighters. the American element in the
crowd may get a decided advantage over
the Wclshmen in lung power. II not in
harmony.
Gene Corri. chosen as referee is heart
lily in favor of singing, but not in con-
nection with fights. Several years ago
Corri learned the charming American
ballad I'm a Little Prairie Flower"
which he has sung on every possible oc-
casion ever since. II Americans start
this song CORR may lose his ability to
use unbiased Judgment in rcfcrccing the
match,
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POLO STARS PLAY
CUP FINAL TO-DAY
Meadow Brook to Compete at
RockaUay.

CEpARH URsT. l.. l.. July 15.-Almost
every lover of polo and the thorough
breds from all the country near the
Meadow Brook and Rockaway Hunting
Clubs and the Piping Rock section will
be on hand at Rockaway tomorrow
afternoon when the final match will be
PLAYED for the Rockaway cups. Coop
erstown will cross maliets with Rocka-
way. Rockaway will be upheld by Lieut..
Elliot Cowden, one OF the first poloists
Of this country TO join the French avia-
ton service: Earl w. Hopping. NAL
colin Stevenson, recently mustered out
of the hydroplane service, and J.
Cheever Cowdn of the Rockaway and
San Mateo clubs. The teams total
handicap is twenty-one goals.
The Cooperstown four will concede
the Long Islanders Ave goals. The team
will line up with p. S. Won Stade. who
accomplished wonders in the remount
service as Captain; Major Charles Cary
Rumsey. who recently returned from
France; Frederick II. Prince, Jr., an
aviator of Boston, and Ma or Devereux
Milburn, the hero Of many an inter-
national and national tournament.
At the Meadow Brook Club to-day
twenty or more players took part in the
round robin tournament Tomorrow
there will be a match at the Piping Rock
Club, and on Friday another will follow
AT the Cochran Field. adjoining the In
ternational Field. which WAS presented
some time ago TO the Meadow Brook
Club by Alexander Smith Cochran.
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BOXERS ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS.
Jimmy Twyford's Troupe Pays
visit TO Camp Mills.

Major-Gen. Alexander and his entire
star. together with 5000 soldiers were
the guests of the knights of Columbus
last night at Camp Mills. where a large
boxing show was staged.
Jimmy Twyford. the X Of C. secre-
tsry. had full charge of these bouts and
alsn acted al referee. Chris Dalton OF
the y. Y. a c. was master OF ceremo-
meg.
The Dubato brothers were the stars
OF the entertainment The little fellows
gave an exhibition of bag punching, and
then boxed for a few rounds
The rest OF the programme contained
thirty-six rounds OF boxing The follow
ing boxed six rounds each Patsy
O'Gatty VS. Eddie Summers. Walter
Brooks VS.. Tommy Shea. Willie Quinn
VS.. Patsy Finnegan, Farmer sullivan VS..
Johnny Atkin. Jim Montgomery VS.. Ray
Smith, Mike Dundee vs. Young Sailor.
The show ended with Fred Mierawak
and Young Mundy wrestling thirty min
uteA
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nrsHwICKs PLAY coNauERous

The Westinghouse Elcctrics, one OF the
strongest industrial mines in this neck Of
the woods, viii play a return engage
mcnt with the Bushwicks AT Dexter Park,
near the Cypress Hills elevated station,
or Sunday afternoon Several weeks ago
the Westinghouse club won over the
Bushwicks by 2 to !. with Brown and
Kyle having the better of Hageman In
the first game of Sundays double header
the Bushwicks will tackle Earle's Red
Caps. who have been playing great ball
in recent games.
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Smith,
Ave July at sbourg This cancelled by
became uncertain to the financial of the
The informed Paris
Sunday and the
al
8 of
Frenchman
with more than
British boxing experts tried to talk Wilde out of the
challenge Wilde making Moore S
to
Of the
decision
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BRESNAHAN AGAIN MANAGER.
Uoilir Zrider Resigps as Toledo
Clubs Leader.

ToLEro, July Is Roger BrcsnahAn "
once more active manager Of the Toledo
American AsSociat'on baseball club. RoI.
lie Zeider, who has been plotting the
club since the season started. resigned
to-day Toledo has been going hadly all
seaaon and Zeider. when he was IN the
lineup, played erratio ball For the last
two weeks Zeider has sat on the tonch
because of had legs Bresnahsu. who Il.
president and principal owner. has taken
charge or the club on tho field and may
go hack into the lineup as catcher before
the summer Is over
The sun., 1919-07-16
BAIRD and Jacobs Report.

Douglas Baird and Elmer Jacobs, two
of the players who came to st. Louis
In the recent deal with Philadelphia,
reported here yesterday 20 Branch
Hickey, president of the Cardi-
nails. Frank Woodward. the third player
included In the deal. has not yet re-
ported TO st. Louis. but is scheduled
to get here to-day.
Some sort of deal is brewing between
the Giants and Cardinals, and It may
break before the Cardinals leave here
tomorrow. McGraw had a conference
lasting several hours with Hickey at
the latter's hotel on Sunday night, and
another one on Monday night The
Giants need pitchers more than any
thing else, but lack OF pitchers also
Is the greatest handicap that Hickey has
been obliged to put up with.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Fitchburg. 4; Portland. a,
The sun., 1919-07-16

TORONTO, Ont. July Is Interna-
tionaD .-whiteman's brace of two bag
smashes, made at critical stages of the
game, enabled the Torontos to capture
closely fought game this afternoon by
3 to 2.
The Maple Leafs as usual got away
in the lead. scoring a run in the first
The Jerseymen batted Heck for two
runs in the fourth and jumped to the
front. but the Leafs tied UP the score In
the sixth and scored the winning run
in the eighth. Heck. who pitched good
ball. retired at the end OF the sixth to
give pinch hitter a chance. The score ::
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Totals. IS I 10 q u q
sBatted for Barnfs in the ninth inning
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II the Detroit club did all its playing
at home II would be far In front OF the
White Sox by now. Tiger fans can't I'M
derstand why their club is such a boomer
on the road. OF their last thirty games
played at Nsvin Field Detroit has won
tWcnty-siX, Detroit fans have to 20 out
OF town to see their team lose.
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BALTIMORE WINS IN NINTH.
Stages Rally That Causes Down
fall of Bing ha ton. q TO 4.

BINGHAMToS, N Y, July Is. -(Inter-
nationaD -Baltimor won to-days game
from the Cobblers by staging ninth
inning rally and taking advantage OF
the crack In the Cobbler inheld A
single. two errors and a three base hit
with the bases filled was too much for
Barnes and Parnham earned another
victo.y over his old time rivals. The
score.
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ATHLETICS RALLY IN NINTH.
Davenport Weakens and Mackmeu
Bat out to 4 Victory.

ST.. LOUIS, July 15.-(American)-
With the score 4 to in ST. Louis favor,
Davenport weakened in the ninth and
Philadelphia batted put a to victory,
setting the locals back TO fifth place.
double by Burrus after two were out
drove in the tying land winning runs.
The score -
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Losing ea Had Reached and Superbas Take Vacation
MAYS QUITS RED soX.
Pitcher Declares That He Wants
10 he Traded.

BosToN, July 15.-Carl Mays, the
underhand pitcher OF the Red Sox, de-
clares he is through pitching for the
champions. Mays says he left the team
at Chicago and is going on a fish
ing trip in Pennsylvania soon. He would
assign no reason for his attitude.
Mays says he wants to be traded.
Some days ago he was fined 800 by
Ban johnson for throwing a baseball at
fan in Philadelphia. He has been at
odds with Ed Barrow for some time.
The sun., 1919-07-16

After the Cleveland Indians beat the
Yankees three games out OF four their ad
mirers believed the club had Ia nded on It's
feet again, But the WashinEtons smote
them in three out OF i've games and now
Forest city pennant hopes have taken
another slump.
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DUNDEE GETS DECISION.

BosToN. July 10 Johnu, Dundee Of
New York wac awarded tine rstereei
decision over Hennie Nalcar of New
York after A twelve round bout her,
tonight
The sun., 1919-07-16
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Fitchburg. 4; Portland. a.
Lewiston, 3: Haverhill. 0,
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ALEXANDER LEADS
CUBS TO VICTORY
In First Start Since June IL
Beats Braves, 2 to 2.

BOSTON, July 15.-(National). Alex
ander pitched his first game since June
II to-day, and led Chicago to a to 2
victory over Boston. Bases on balls by
McQuillan and hits by Deal. Mann and
Flack, together with an error by Riggert
in the fourth, gave the Cubs five runs.
The score.
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JOHNSON BATTLES
INDIAN BATSAfEN
Also Helps Senator's Cause
With Timely Triple.

CLEVELAND. July Is. - (American) -
Washington defeated Cleveland. , to O.,
to-day. Walter johnson kept the CleNe-
land hits well scattered and was very
effective when the indians threatened.
lie also helped win his own game with a
TRIBE Tho score:
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Ouimefs Latest Performance Is Remarkable.

in
OF
at in OF
We
will bang
in
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Dust From the Diamonds

A queer feature OF the Yankee victory
in the second game OF that Detroit double
header yesterday was that George MoE
ridge won his first game of the season
And he beat a pitcher who has been New
League-Bernie Boiand II was only the
third time the Yanks have defeated him
His record against the Yankees now IL
sixteen victories and only three defeats
After the Cleveland Indians beat the
Yankees three games out OF four their sd =
mirers believed the club had landed on its
feet again, But the WashinEtons smote
them in three out Of Ave games and now
Forest city pennant hopes have taken
another slump.
Pete kndun, now playing third base for
the DodgerS and Ernie Kruger, the
Brooklyn catcher were pals in the navy.
and both were greatly pleased when they
and Kildun have been making the round 5
Of the Greater New York ciubs Kruger
had trial with the Yankees under Don
aud later bobbed up with the Giants. He
was released to Brooklyn when McGrAw
had TO squeeze down 10 twenty-one play
ers in isi7 The Yankees had an option
on Kilduff in 1917 but failed to exercise II.
He then was taken by the Giants, who
now Petey has followed his pal Ernie TO
Brooklyn.
The Western trip OF tho Yankees is not
7
financially 1t lie proving one Of the hest
trips in the clubs history. Everywhere
they go people come out TO see them
! beaten. They drew splendid crowds In
both Cleveland and Detroit. However.
they probably will take their biggest purse
out OF Chicago, where they win open a
series next sunday.
II the Detroit club did all its playing
at home II would be far In front OF the
| White Sox by now. Tiger fans can't I'M
derstand why their club 10 such a bloomer
played at Nsvin Field Detroit has won
tWcnty-six, Detroit fans have to go out
OF town to see their team lose.
\ The Pittsburg players left for the Polo
! Grounds yesterday a short time before II
telephone message was received that there
would be no game. Naturally Manager
Bc2dek and his players were a peeved lot
. when they arrived at the Polo Grounds
there was no game They sure weren't
anxious 10 play US" said the chubby Bee.
dek. We viii agree TO that
club. lie has just signed that youthful
little blond Terry Turner. to play second
for him. But we string with Terry. He Is
game little cuss TO throw In his lot
with the Athletics at this stage of tbs
game. Maybe u he turns into a good
| second baseman Mack will sell him.
! Squire Ebbets. desiring to correct a mis-
apprehension as to the time of starting
| games at Ebbets Field. furnishes the OF,
! p. NJ. Saturdays Dune, July and Augustl
| 2:s0 p. NJ; Saturdays april, May Septem
ber). p: NJ; sundays: 3 p. NJ: double
1880 A. NJ, p. NJ. All OF which applies
| II the sun shinesl
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Two base hts-whiteman, .; Mowers.
ST olen bases-Breckcnridge. Gonzales Sac
Ace hits-FitEsimmons. Wigglesworth. Breck-
enridge, 3; W. Purtell. Double play-R. Pur-
tell. Gonzales and Onslow. Left on bases
Toronto. .: Jersey City. 10. First base on
errors-Toronto. /; Jersey City. /. Bases on
Heck. in ) innings Hit by pitcher-Py
Heck Cobb. Wendell. Struck out-By Heck,
ls by Justin, /: by Zellers. 5. Winning
pitchef-Justin. Losing pitcher-Zellers.
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FIRST GAME


Totals 50 ! n II IT
Rev York......,.".. o o n o.
Detroit. ,............. SOL sOO4 ks
Two base hits-Lewis. Cobb. Three base
Sacrifice hits-Bode. Dauss Sacrifice fy-
Cobb Double Vlsy-Prstt. Fewster and Pipp
Bases on balls-off Shore. 2: OFF Dauss, /: of
SmallWood. T. Hits-Of Shore. in in,
nings; OFF Smallwood, s in 4 innings Struc,
out-By shore. /; by Dauss. 8 Losing pitcher
Shore
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Peckinpaugh Continues
His Batting Slump
\ oGER PECKINPAuGH.

~ OGER PECKINPAUGH. Yankee
X captain, who was hitting over
the Leading Five OF the Ameri-
can League II he does not perk up.
Peck made only one hit In a double
header yesterday, his third on the trip,
and dropped another peg among the
batting leaders. Bob Neach Of Detroit
passed him and II now second, while
Peck, Cobb and F1esstcad arc tied for
among the National League leaders.
The sun., 1919-07-16
WHITE SOX BUNCH
HITSIN ONE INNING
Concentrated Attack Causes
Defeat of Boston by
Score of 3 to 1.

CHICAGO. July Is American). Chi
cago concentrated it's attack in one in
ming to-day and defeated Boston. 3 to
in the final game OF the series. The
game was pitchers duel between CT
cote and James. with the former hav-
ing the better of the argument Two
singles and sacrifice fly saved the
worlds champions from shutout. The
score:
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WHIPPANY POLOISTS
WIN OVER RUMSON
Beaten Four Earns Only 3
Goals and Is 0utscored
II IL to 4 1-2.
Special Dcspdtch to The suN.

RUMsoN. N j., July 15.-Showing SUI
perior team work and all-round play the
Whippany River Polo Club team de-
fested the Rumson four on Herbert
Field in the Rumson Country Club tour
nament to-day by a score Of 11h to IA
goals.
Rumson. conceded handicap of 2
goals. was held down to 3 earned goals,
scoring only in the second, sixth and
seventh periods.
The Whippany Club players scored In
every chukker except the sixth. The
clever combination work, the splendid
direction shots of George c. Sherman,
who Tailed six goals, and the strong
game put up by his teammates featured.
Benjamin Gatins starred for Rumson.
his fine work at back keeping down the
score and his daring riding and hard
drives featuring a fast and hard fought
match.
Leland II. Ross was endorsed in the
third period when he fouled Gatins, but
escaped injury
BY winning to-day's game the Whip
pany team earned the right to meet the
Santa Barbara four on Thursday, the
latter team having defeated the Rumson
Robins Monday. The lineup and sum-
mary: e..
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Two base hits-S hanks Gardner. Three
base hlts-Johnson. Mcuoskey. Sacrifice hit
--Jsnvrin. Double plAy--Johnsou. Janvrln and
Judge LIFT on bases -Washington, .: Cleve.
land, g Bases on bsTs-Oh johnson, I; of
Bazby. ]. Struck out-By Johnson, I; by
Bagby, J.
The sun., 1919-07-16
TRAGEssoR FOR PHILLIEs.
Braves Send Spare Catcher To
Cravath's Club.

PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-Announce-
ment was made to-day that Walter
TraFessor. catcher. had been obtained
by the Philadelphia National League
Club. He came from the Boston Ma
tionals through the waiver process.
Tragessor is the second Boston player
to come to the Phillies since Cactus"
Cravath took over the management OF
the local club last week. Blackburne
was the other. Gowdy and Wilson re-
main as catchers for the Braves.
The sun., 1919-07-16
Totals. E. 3077 y II

Two base hns-Flack Smith, Filinslm
Three base hits-Deal. Mann. Powell. Thorpe
Powell. Maranvile and Holke Left Oh, bases
Chicago, 2; Boston; s Bases on balls
OF Alexander, ?; off McQuillan, Hits
on McQuillan I in > "a innings: off Film
rim, in la innings. Struck out-By Alex
ander. 2; by McQullan. .; by Fillingm. /.
Losing pitcherMcQuillan.
The sun., 1919-07-16

II would seem that Al Mccoy, former
holder of the middleweight tide. is to
have a chance to regain the champion
ship-that is II he can stop Mike ODoWd,
This pair are matched for ten round
contest at 81. Paul next Thursday night.
Michael win do we'll to beware OF the
left uppcrcut that toppled George Chip
to the canvas at the Broadway Sporting
Club.
The sun., 1919-07-16

Two base hits-Maisel. Fischer. shannon.
Three base hits-rElerhe Mssel. Stolen base
-Boley. Sacrifice hit--Jacobson. Double play
..Schaufele and Maisel. Left on bases
BinRhamton. s; Baltimore. 5. First base on
errors-Baltimore. 3; Binghamton. l. Bases
on balls-On Barnes. 2; of Parnhlm J.
Struck out-By Barnes. 6; by Parnhsm. T.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
MES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Pittsburg In New York.
81. Louis In Brooklyn.
Chicago in Boston.
Cincinnati In Philadelphia (tWO Eames)
The sun., 1919-07-16

The New York Pittsburg, Broo<lyp-St,
louis and PhiIadeI phis Cincinnati games
were postponed on account Of threaten
ing weather.
Chicago, u Boston, ?.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
Jersey City in Toronto.
Newark in Buffalo
Baltimore in Binghamton.
Reading in Rochester.
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Lewis and Harvey Praise Latso.

Charley Harvey was all praises yes
terday for the great boxing card at
Shihe Park in Philadelphia on Monday
night. 1T was one OF the best series
OF fights I ever saw" said Harvey.
Ted Lewis won >handiy from Steve
Latzo. but Lewis says that this Latso
person is the toughest bird he ever
tackled. He is as strong as a bull and
hard puncher, but when It came to
boxing Lewis made him look foolish
Lewis is coming around all right and
is all set for Jack Britton."
The boxing promoters Of Canton, Ohio.
are bidding for a match between Britton
and Fred Dyer, the singing boxer 1t
's questionable " Fred would feel like
singing after bout with Rritton
Willard received Sll,l1I1t for each
minute of the three rounds he was IN
the ring with Dempsey TO those at
the ringside who tried to count tho
blows that Dempsey landed on the cham
pion 1t seemed that they totallcd about
II 900.
The sun., 1919-07-16
SHELTERS BEATEN
BY MAPLE LEAFS
Whiteman's Hitting Turns
Tide in Favor Of Home
Team-ScOre Is 3 to 9.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Neaterday's Games.

Toronto, 3; Jersey City, ?.
The Newark Buffalo and Residing Rochester
games were postponed on account of rain.
Baltimore. s; Bnghamton. (firet game)
The Baltimore Binghamton second game
was postponed ON account of rain.