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CHESS MASTERS COMPETE.
Kupchik Gets Victory and n Draw
in state Tourney.

TROY, N. Y, Aug. with four ex-
perts from New York competing the
annual tournament for the State chess
championship was begun at the meeting
of the New York States Chess Assoc
citation at the Y. M. C. A. to-day.
Three games were disposed OF, a.
Kupchik playing both of his with j.
Bernstein. The first was drawn after
thirty.seven moves, In the second gams
Bernstein found his position untenabla
and resigned after forty-two moves. This
gave Kupchik the lead with a score OF
IN to u.
Charles Jaffe and Oscar Chajes fought
stubbornly for four hours under a time
limit OF eighteen moves an hour and
after forty-six moves JANE won.
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CLEVELAND BOXMEN
EASY FOR RED SOX
Bagby in Particular Is Hit
Hard-Hoyt Credited With
Victory, 7 to 5.

BOSTON, Aug. (American) Boston
hammered Clevelands pitchers. particu-
lsrly Basby. and won the first game of
the series to-day by to 5.
Hoyt. the 10 year old boy, was cred
tied with the victory for Boston. his sec
ond in as many starts. 1t was Shriners'
Day Score:
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*. OF C. GIVES SOLDIERS SHOW.

The Knights of Columbus troupe Of
wresters and fighters have been going
on high" for the last few days. Jimmy
Twyford brought his company 10 Wards
Island on Monday night and entertained
the wounded boys, Last night the SOL
diers at Camp Mills were treated TO
forty-eight rounds OF boxing.
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Unless
will
Riddle Philadelphia
Friday Riddle
will
in
too much
asked Riddle
he
100000 him.
Mr. Riddle would
in his
that had chance Of getting
he onr
willingly give
100000 for
Montford
E.
John E. Madden at outlay OF approximately 100000.
offers
interest in Miss Jemima really
owned the st.
BAH became the big the stel
last expressly Jenma
prohed by his trip hIly
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BIG SHOOT AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, aug. 6.--Shooters from prsc-
tIcally every city in the United States
and Canada WI .ompete in the Crane
American Trapshootibg Handicap Tour.
narnert, which takes place cl The South
Shore Country Club. August III to 10.
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RAIN STOPS YANKEES.

Rain yesterday morning made the
Polo Grounds UNIT for play and forced
the Yankees to call on their game with
the Browns The contest will be played
OF on Friday. which Is an open date on
the schedule. Shore and Shocker are
expected to pitch to-day.
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"I DON'T CARE" SAYS GARRY.

2;2l Pace--Dellow time, 2:l1N.
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MACK buys A PLAYER.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.-Connie Mack,
manager OF the Philadelphia Americans,
announced tonight that he had pur-
chased Pitcher Gibson from the Regina
club Of the Western Canadian League.
Gibson will report to the Athletics prob
ably on their next Western trip.
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Smith Is wild.

Sherry had trouble In getting the ball
over the plate and when he did the Reds
raped 1t right back at him. Cincin-
natl fattened its score with two mark
ers off Smith in the seventh and then
subsidized.
Fielding features were contributed by
Rath, who took care OF eight chances
faultlessly. Each team committed two
misdemeanors, but neither of the two
Cincinnati errors figured In the scoring
Both Brooklyn blunders proved costly
On account of Myers's mum OF Daubert's
easy fly neither of the two runs bagged
off Mitchell in the first frame were
earned. A bad throw by Johnston in
the seventh put Smith In jeopardy and
both Cincinnati markers scored In that
II ming were tainted. The three runs the
Reds registered in the sixth were pure
ape unauthorized, all fathered by clean
and hard Red bingles
Olson's double, Johnston's sacrifice
and Wheat's single sent the Dodgers
away in front at the start OF the game,
but In Cincinnati's half OF the first the
Reds wrested away the lead. With one
down Daubert got a life on Myers's
nun. Groh singled. Mitchell famed
Roushe, but Neale came through with a
triple to left that registered Jake and
Heine. Neale attempted to steal home
and was caught red handed.
Reds Launch Rally.
Rath launched the Reds OF In the
sixth with double and took third on
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disqualified himself
to
the
o and
Col Huston did a
While
such If
direction
welcomes Of
the complete
with clean slate but the time
who could command the his
officer would punish
iy For that feel that
of the his
The men the Orsanzaton have right the
conduct from their executive h9 would
believed here that Johnson hustled out to Chicago
being interested the cleveland club While has
hostility
him for the sake of old time friendship Besides Ban and Comiskey
supposed equally Cleveland
land clubs plight both
100000
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LANGFoRD BOXES DRAW.

TULSA, Okla. Aug. Sam Langford
OF Boston and Jack Thompson OF Phila.
delpha fought fifteen rounds to a draw
here last night.
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ROCHESTER, GE11 HOLDEN.

ToRoNTo, Aug. b.--rhe ToronlS -cter-
national League club to-day sold Out
fielder Bill Holden. once q Yankee. to
the Rochester club.
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Two base hits-Vosch, judge. Holman Sac.
Young and Heiiman; Ainsmith and Young:
Boland. Bush and Heilman, Left on bases.
Detroit I; Washington, 9. Bases on balls
on johnson, q; on Boiand. T. Struck OUT
By johnson. Q; By Boland. 4 Passed ball
Pcinich.
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Toronto .................s . / . ~
Stolen osse-Lsmar. Sacrifice hits-B. Pur-
tell Spencer Double plays-Negle TO Rodr.
guez 10 Rost to O'Ncill; Rodriguez to Magic
10 kost; ID. Purtell 20 Gonzales SandScre
70 u. PrrteN; ". Purtell to Gonzales to
Onslow. Left on bases-Rochester, 8: Toron.
TO, 10. First base on errors-Rochester, o.:
Toronto, l. Bases Oh balls-On Feitman T.
Hit by pitcher-By Hoffman (B. PurtelD
Struck out-By Heitman 3; by Hubbell. 4
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Two base hns-Wambsk anss, UNelI
stRS siss'tS a.eNR Ia sacriace Sii1yn Double
Be- ses-Cieveland, .; Boston. 5. Bases on
baiis-of Klepfer. 2; off Hoyt, !. HtS-on
Bagby. in I innlngs; OFF Morton in l
IL IA STA inning: of Russell, none in 20
inning; on Uhle. In innings Struck out
-Hoyt. LosnE pitcher-Bagby.
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WALKER TRAVELS ON.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. B.---Piteher
M Walker OF Columbus. American
xation, has been released 10 New
sss..A Southern Association. 81 was
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Two base hlts-Nath, Olson, Miller. Ihrea
base hit--Neale. Sacrifice hits-Neale Johns
Myers to Olson: Miller 20 Johnston 10
Mitchell. Left on bases-Brocklyn, S. Gin
dnnsu, 5. Bases on balls--od smith. 2.
Hits-on Mitchell, . In 6 innings; of Smith,
IN innings struck out-By RIMS, 2;
by Mitchell, 2; by Smith. /. Losing pitcher
Mitchell.
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GOSHEN TR0TS HALTED.
Rain Interferes After One Heat In
Each Race Had Been Contested.

SpecIdT DespdTcN 70 TIE Sun.
GOSHEN ". Y, Aug. 5.-After one heat
had been decided in each of the three
races here this afternoon rain halted
the programme. and the races were post
poned until Wednesday afternoon. The
heat winners we're:
2:l2 Trot-Emma MCGOWAN: time.
:09A.
2:21 Trot-Moko Ashworthy; time,
'2:l1K.
2;21 Pace--Deliow; time, 2:lIA.
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Yields Home Town Team Six
Hits and Reds Triumph
by z to 2.
Special Despatch 10 THu suE.

CINCINNATI, Aug 5.--Jimmy Ring, who
received his baseball education on the
sand lots of Brooklyn. held the baseball
representatives of his home burg to six
hits to-day. while the Reds hammered
Clarence Mitchell hard and pounded out
4 TO victory over the superbas.
After Ring had got thoroughly. warmed
up he held his erstwhile Dodger team
mates In the hollow OF his hand, limiting
srooklyn to one hit in the last seven
The Dodgers jumped on Jimmie for
two hits and one run In the first frame
and yielded three hits for another run
In the second. After that the boy from
Brooklyn had the team from Brooklyn
at his mercy.
Uncle Robbie fed the Reds two south
paws. Mitchell and Smith, and both were
ineffective. Through a nun by the gen.
orally reliable Hy Myers and timely
thumps Off Mitchell the Reds bagEed a
brace OF runs In the first frame. Mitchell
then went along safely till the sixth
when savage Red uprising broke I'D
the game. Moran's men punched 1--WE
hits for three runs on Clarence In the
sixth and Robinson mounted Smith on
the peak in the seventh.
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Benny Leonard says that he really serious his desire
could be gained by such match Leonard would
mighty clever boxer with punch advantage
Leonard
overeach himself He must not get the idea that he the
verhe invncble probably
outstanding financial
willing
fighting to
Of being
but
he
he
Of meeting with Leonard
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Two base hit--smith. Home run-Layan.
Stolen bsses-Burns, 2; Hornsby, Fletcher,
Stock and Dlihoefer; Chase. Dubuc and Con-
zeles Left on bsses-New York. .: ST: Louis,
g. Bases on balls-of May. Q. Hits-of
pitcher--By May Young. Struck out-By
Douglas. |; by Du6uc, /; by May, ? Wild
pitch-Dubuc. Losing pitcher-Douslas.
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Two base hit-Luderus Stolen base-Meusel.
Philadelphia, s; PiUsburg. G. Bases on balls
Lon Mtadows. 1; of Adams, 1. Hlts-off
Adams. q In . innings: on Mayer. mono In
i ia=taT, struch out-By Meadows. .; by
Adams. y Sinnins pitehsr-AeadowA Los
ing pitehsr-7Ads1sA
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
ANIERICAN DECENTRALIZATION.

The MInnsspoiis- ifiiwsukss game was
Other teams were pot scheduled.
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The New York-st. Louis game was post
noned on account of wet grounds.
Tho philadelphia Chicago game was post
poned on account OF rain.
Roston. IL Cleveland, o.
Detroit. q; Washington. 1.
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Stolen Bases-Burus, %; Young IS; Kaufi,
IL; Chase, L; Doyle, IL: Zimmerman, Q: Con.
sales, .; Mccarty, 2: Snyder. 2; Fletcher, /;
Baird, I: Smith, I.
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Leonard in Training.

Benny Leonard is in training at Still
mans gymnasium in The Bronx in prep
aration for his bout with Irish Patsy
Cline at the National League bail
grounds In Philadelphia next Monday
night. The lightweight champion will
box four rounds with Joe Benjamin, u
likely lightweight from San Francisco.
at Hunter, N Y. on August Is. AL
though the bout is for a charitable pur-
pose the men say they will box on their
merits. -Four other contests will be
staged.
Bob Armstrong, who in his prime was
clever enough to make Jim Jeffries look
foolish in ten round bout, Is training
O'Dowd for his contest with Jack Brit
ton. Armstrong declares that the mid
dieweight champion is a good boxer and
that his speed, hitting and stamina are
remarkable. BY way of a tuning up
bout, O'Dowd will go to Syracuse Sat
urday and engage in a ten round bout
with Jackie Clarke, rugged performer.
Two Judges and a referee will decide
the championship bout between Pete
Herman and Joe Lynch at bridgeport,
Conn, on Labor Day The boxers are
scheduled to go fifteen rounds, and 1t
will be the first bout in months in
which Herman has risked his title
As Levinsky has posted 5000 as a for
felt to guarantee his appearance in the
ring with Clay Turner at the Armory
A. A, Jersey City, next Monday night
| 1t Is reasonably certain the Battler will
answer the roll call Turner beat
Ievinsky the last time they met.
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TORONTO SCORES sHUToUT.
Beats Rochester by 4 TO in
Quickly Played Contest.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Toronto. 4; Rochester, o.
The Newark Reading and Binghamto on Buf-
falo games were postponed on account OF
rain.
Other teams were mot scheduled.
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70 NuIN IIVt NOIEIu q W.T.
lntllnR Of the Clnha.

Games Scheduled for To-day.
Newark in Reading.
Buffalo in Binghamt
Rochester in Toronto.
TORONTO, Aug, -(InternationaD-
Toronto shut out Rochester by to 0
to-day in O pitching duel between Heit-
man and Hubbell. The fielding on both
sides was spectacular and the game was
one OF the shortest played here this sea-
son. The score:
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Jimmy Ring, Brooklyn Boy,
Is Too Much for Dodgers
Roush Passes Myers as
Runner-up in National

DDIE ROUsH, the Giant castoff,
r has passed lily Myers as runner
up In tho National League batting
OF Cactus Cravath. 1t can be noted
that the two batsmen who fought 1t
out for last years batting laurels In
the Tener circuit. Zach Wheat and
have a good chance Of repeating their
1918 duel. As Cravath seldom gets
Into game now except rs q pinch
hitter he can not much longer be con-
sidered for batting honors.
lean League batting raco yesterday.
Cobb still leads with Sisler, veach,
Peckinpaugh and jackson trailing.
The i've leaders In each circuit follow:
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C1IU'sU ''''''''''r''''U u
Two base hits.Rawlings, 2; Deal. stolen
beses--Mann. Holke, Smith. Sacrifice hit
lings to Holke; Hollocher to Merkie; Bailey
10 Deal 20 Holiocher, Left on hases-Bos
ton, .; Chicago. .. Bscos o. bsi!s-Oh Ru-
delphi, .; of Bailey, 8; of Martin, !. Hts
OF Carter, in innings snd none out in
third: OF Bailey. in innings: on Martin
none in innings Struck out--By Rudolph,
i; by Bailey, l. Losing pitcher-Carter.
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BOSTON (A.)
CLEVELAND "a.
Totals. nTnrN o

Totals. 81 s IL "a Is o.
Slated for Mort on in the sixth inning.
tBetted for Rlepfer in the seventh inning.
tBstted for Uhie in the ninth inning.
Iran for o. Nell In the ninth inning.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUR
81 stnc hSu,; q y, T IrSo, xsIs'
Boston. 81 Chicago, l.
Philadelphia, 81 Pittsburs, o.
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Baseball To-day, l:,e 2. N. MI. Americans
va 81 Leula. PoIs or0uAda Adm. Ise.-zds.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
MES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

ST. LuuIs IN New YcriE.
Cleveland IN Boston.
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Soct lea former min SubIfriptiort pad
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iom lca reoig Tan nuobrre. oil ieg beOe
ON Rlaos for nooIc @eulertuiuger aus
gnueuoe Misunderstanding paa uort me
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bare Ell ilig Eorue / giucue pou pore
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set lu0tcr al air. iom CT norii. pdnitanr
cnocI al Di5ie 9eirbQuer. y. s. 9lui3s
ater Tiger. III er lie Eorite. Ii c. BEL
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iaa ttIbsIcIige I'll al tiltutetalsre BET
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ug peo a, iod no SET Croet "uorit" al
Samiunrsnnpnet piIoe Be ioo bore gis
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itcmmi8t ar ReuiRhsoeu proteircrer
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