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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-24
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

oNDoN boxing followers first
a Ia heavy
weight good
OF challenger referee Of the
writes foows Pal his London and will take the
be
the biggest for there
be there will
world
for the heavyweight championship know the he big and
Should
odds his
meeting
Of In
appointed fighting world"
While Ia Identity OF this
big un and raise
hopes championship be-
eve other Ferocous
enough him the honest work his old
the Of Tom oouke and both fighter and are waiting
Fulton should have trouble getting bouts England and France
doubt will Beckett heavyweight
champion London in October November Outside Of Beckett there
barber Wells fighter and in boxing skill would second
Fulton, public
Goddard recently knocked out by Beckett the rawest kind OF novice
him
easily Carpenter would be match for Fulton The only contender
whether Beckett
worthy OF a fight for the worlds
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Eddie Charity. Washington catcher 10
KEGS. Eddie hit two homers. two doubles
and single against tho pitching stan Of
the Red SoN yesterday. Those worlds
champs" are sinking fast
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MURRAY IS WINNER.
Outboxes Taylor in Feature OF Ar
mory A. A. Card.

Johnny Murray of New York out
classed Jimmy Taylor OF Brooklyn in
the star eight round bout that featured
the card at the Armory A. A., Jersey
City. last night. The New Yorker out.
fought and outboxed the boy from
Brooklyn. Taylor stuck to his guns
gamely and was on his feet at the
finish
In the other two eight round bouts
Willie Spencer Of Jersey City outpointed
Eddie Carter OF Hoboken. and Johnny
Buff Of Jersey City outboxed Johnny
Rossner of New York. Neither OF the
two losers was badly beaten.
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philadelphia has released Pitchers Mule
watson and Mike Prsndorgast to Indian
apol!s. Prendergast has declined TO re-
port He came to tho PhIilies from the
Cubs in tho Alexander deal. Watson ia a
great pitcher when he wants to pitch but
is too errAtic to be relied on
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stolen Bases-Young, l6: Burns. ~: Doyle,
.: Kaun, 6: Chase, s: Zimmerman 8: Ne
Carly, 2: Gonzales. 2: =. Smith, !.
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FRANK BURNS CELEBRATES.

Frank Burns the Jersey City
bantamweight. to-day is celebrating his
thirtieth birthday. He was born in
Jersey City on June 20. 1889. During
the eleven years that Frank has been
boxing professionally he has fought
three times for the bamtamweight title.
engaging in twenty round bouts with
Johnny Coulon. Kid Williams and Pete
Herman
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CICOTTE WEAKENS,
INDIANS CONQUER
After Holding Cleveland to
One Hit In Eight Innings,
Veteran Aviates.

CHICAGO, June 3s.-(American) BID
die Cicotts weakened in the eighth
inning after holding Cleveland to one
four hits and defeated Chicago. 3 to 2, IN
the first game Of the series here to-day
A great stop OF difficult srounder by
Gardner and n running one hand catch by
Felsch were features. .t.....f.
Oscar Felsch of Chicago to-day estab'
iished what is believed to be worlds
record for putouts made by major
league outfelder. when he caught eleven
flies In regulation nine Inning game
Some Of his chances were difficult ones
The score: .....
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READING, Pa. Juno 23. - Unterna-
tionaD--Police had TO escort Umpire
Wilson from the grounds after to-day's
doubleheader. in which Reading and
Buffalo split even. The locals won the
first game, is to Q. while the Bisons took
the final, to 8.
The trouble started in the eighth in
ming OF the second game. when Reading
players declared that the ball was dam
aged. but Wilson kept the sphere In play.
He refused to allow Doom to inspect the
ball This aroused the fans and they
swarmed on to the field after the umpire.
Players and police prevented any further
trouble. After the game another attempt
was made to get to Wilson. who was
taken to his hotel under escort. The
scores:
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NEW YORK (A.)
Totals. SIS II IL 81 IS /

SEATED for Thompson in the ninth inning.
M ,.sle lph!A.......... 2 OIL o.
~ orE.. 49,. 0 o Xii
n, 'V base hit-Bwns. Three base hts--shan-
~ AeAyny Roth. Home runs-Peckinpaug ugh
1913 Baker Hannah. Sacrifice hit-Baker.
H., prince fy-Burns. Double play-Pratt and
R Fitst base on errorE-New York, / (;
bGnit55eiphia, !. Left on bases-Eew York 1;
ia.adelphia. Bases on baiis-On shawkey,
uhomas) on Rogers 2 Wick. Pipp) on
st..ghpton, Wlck). Hits-On Rogers, in
~, on Thompson. . in 7 innings. Struck
,,,"TT.tr-Rogers. Earned runs--On Rogers, 4;
thompson, 6. Umpires-Nessrs. Dineen and
-'ahs Tine OF game-l hour and 80 minutes.
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GREB SHADES GIBBONS.
PittsburR siuEEer Wins on Points
From Phantom Mike.

PITTsBuRo, Pa. June 23,-Harry Greb
OF Pittsburg was given the newspaper
decision over Mike Gibbons OF st. Paul
in their ten round bout at Forbes Field
here tonight. A record crowd witnessed
the bout.
It was full OF action from the start
ing bell TO the finish. Greb won six
rounds on points. one was even and
Gibbons took the others.
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Yankees Press Giants for Home Run Honors.

BY hitting home runs in the last two games the Yankees closed
baseball
laggard
he has notst ruckh his
notev in the
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stII Some Question As to tho Ability Of Eternal.


believe conditions
distance 1t the handicap distance reduced
should made toward mile
theeeighths would have right at AQueduct
with all that Mr. MCeland gained the satisfaction Of
Monop winner the " running Tenny
such knights the saddle Tara thrice Sloan
Miller.
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Dempsey Not Like to Remember Fights

Willard
q a
this debate When
challenger title
called
st Paul Philadelphia neither
challenger lighter neither
Dempsey able floor Mke In neither fight Dempsey able to
a
factor Of ring EeneraShp entered into the fray After the bout at st Paul
given by the who the philadelphia
able little trouble
vicious Nneynne hundred who
nev the man
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hlts-Hummel, Donelson. three
base hits-Burns, Hmmel. Home run--Strait.
Thomas. Sacrifice hies-Keating. Konniek.
Double play-SheridRn, Walsh and Konnick.
Left on bases--Bnftalo, 6; Reading. I. Bases
on Pitt, in innings; on BAriess / in J
innings. Struck out-By Pitt. 4; by Thomas.
4. Passed ball-Dooin. Time Of game hours.
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BRAVES SCALP PHIILIES.
Rudolph Tishtens I'm Pinches ana
Boston Wins, o to 2.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-(Nationa)
Boston defeated Philadelphia to-day.
to 2. in the first game OF the series.
Rudolph, except in the last inning, was
tight when runs threatened. and though
hit hard. managed to scatter the safe
blows. The all around work of Ludrus
was a feature. The score:
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ROYALS TO RESUME SERIES.

\, me second OF the series OF double
i.'eders between the Royal Giants and
s Ss Lincoln Giants will be played next
,,suhaay afternoon at Olympic Field,
ssoth street and Fifth avenue. In their
HrN twin bill, witnessed by the biggest
rroWd that ever packed the Harlem
,td he Lllcolns won, s TO 2 and II to
~ since then the Royals have been
Vnsthened. Last Sunday the Royals
tat the strong Paterson SILK Sox team
IL paterson, 4 10 b.,
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Two base hits-schalk, Lelbold, o'NeiIl.
Three base hits-Felsch. Weaver. Stolen base
Leibold. Sacrifice hits-Lunte, Cicotte. Sacri-
Zee hy--Gandil Double plays-Feisch and Gan
din; Graney and ONeill. Left on bases-
Cleveland, ): Chicago, I. Bases on balloon
G q innlnr on sss0 noss IN F inning
STRUCK out-By Cicottc, .; by Basby. 1: by
Kerr l. Losing pitcher-Cicotte.
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Two base hits-Burns, Barney. Sheridan 2
Donohue. Konnick, Dooin. Alttenburz. Three
Barnes. Sacrifice hit-Walsh Double plays
DoolAn and Konnicf Keatine, Harris and
Strait; Sheridan Walsh and konnick. Left
on bases-Bunalo, 0; Reading 7. Bases on
bAlls-On Donohue, 4; of Harscher. . Hit by
pitchers-By Donohue, . (McCsrren. Barney.
Heating; by Harscher, (Burns). Struck out
by Donohue, .; by Harscher, 4. Time OF
camel hour and 80 minutes.
SECOND GAME.
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Picked Up on League
Fields Far and Near

Waite Hoyt, who was sen, to Rochester
b by ans 'isnIs Last winter In tho deal thai
signed with Rochester after a long hold
our; hoehester has purchased Nixon, an
onthelder from New Orleans. Nixon Was
Philadelphia has released pitcher, Mu,.
Watson and Mike PrsndsrEast 10 indian
apolis. Prendergast has declined 10 re-
port He came to tho Phiilies from tho
cubs in tho Alexander deal: Watson Is a
is too errAtic to be relied on.
eligible to Join Murdsrers Row Of the Yan.
KEGS. Eddie hit two homers two ,ioublea
and and a. s,nsie against the pitching star, %
champs" are sinking fast
ON, the Cincinnati training trip walter
Reuther, tho left handler was given pfao-
cred a. pi,sSsr who sss } be vS SHnss4
ter. But Routher has developed Into Pat
Moran's most consistent winner and has
nicely in the gap made BY Fisher who a'n now
Is going poorly after great start
Luck now seems to be breaking aEAin.,
Eddie Cicotte, the White Sox pitcher. Last
week he held Washington 20 nve hits ard
aay h he s sfGHt ths inaSns me 10 Ss MI. snd
lost. When Cicotts begins TO lose fye hit
games It ! SsSOms' aRRsrsYn, r that The wh,e
for Chicago In the present big series be-
tween the two Western contenders. They
say Cleveland 10 the team they must beat
for tho pennent,
Looks as though the last straw has BEEN
kicked from under Caldwell, who once had
the makings OF another Mathewson. Cald-
well had been able to beat Washington
this year. even though he had little luck
with other teams. He had beaten the
Senators in three games this season. but
yesterday when Barrow sent; him in
against Washington a fourth time Grif-
Ing.
When Jesse Barnes, the able Giant
right handler, got married last week 81
the old homestead. Circlevile, KAN, II
was the elimination OF romance that
beats the average BASEBALL fiction yarn.
Jesse and the new Mrs. Barnes, nee Miss
Rebecca Schaner, attended the same vii
lags school house out In Circleville and
had been sweethearts since they were chill
dren Jesse Jumped out to the old burg
Just long enough TO get married and then
returned TO the otants, where he helped
win a game against tho Cardinals. tho
club which always has been his worst link.
Louis Gulsto. who was substitute FIRST
ne entered the army and was severely
the poisoning at his home In San Francisco
Guisto hopes to reJoin the Indians within
a fortnight. The way Doc johnson 10 go
ing Il 10 safe to- predict that Louis viii
! have to ait on THE beach In Cleveland.
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PIRATES BEAT CARDINALS.

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-(National)- st.
Louis continued It's poor defensive work
and Pittsburg won again to-day by 3
to 2. Stengers home run in the sixth,
scoring Terry ahead OF him. gave the
Pirates the game. The score:
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CHARITY GOES ON
MAD BATTING SPREE
Blazes Out Two Homers, Two
Doubles and Single-Wash-
ington Wins, IL to 8.

Boston, June 23.--( american wash
ington bombarded three Boston pitchers
to-day and won, ~ to 3. Charity made
two home runs, two doubles and single.
His first home run. of Mays. went to the
centre field fence. beyond the fiagpoie.
His other homer. on Dumont, easily
cleared the highest part of the left field
fence. The score:
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UMPIRE is GIVEN
A RUN AT READING
Wilson Rouses Fans Ire
Bisons Break EUen.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Binghsmton-Newark, postponed. Will be
played at later date.
Baliimore-Rochest game played Sunday.
Reading, 16; Buffalo, o. Frs game.
Buffalo, 6: Reading, 3. Second game
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BOSTON CA.)

Two base hits-Gharrity ?, Milan, Harper.
Charity :, McInnis. Stolen bases-Barry .
Hooper. Witt. Sacrifice hit-McBride. sacri-
hce ny-McNally. Double play-McInns and
Scott. Left on bases-washinEton. 5; Boston,
| s. Bases on halls-On Harper. g.; of Mays, 1;
of Dumont. .. Hits-0w Caldwell. In . In
| uines; OF Nays, 6 in 4 innings on Dumont,
| in innings struck out-By Harper, I. Wild
pltches-Harper. O. Losing pitcher-Caidwen.
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EASTERN LEAGUE,
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At LeWiBton-
Lewiston, II Portland, L.
At Fitchburg-
Fitchbutg, 2; Haverhill. 8.
Al Fitchburg-second 0ams--HAverhill,
@; Fitchburg. 4.
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LEONARD IS EFFECTIVE.
Detroit Beats Browns mt shocker'a
Expense, s to 2.

DETROIT, Mich. June 2S.-(American)
Leonard pitched steady ball to-day and
Detroit punched hits in the early innings
and defeated st. Louis. s 10 2, Shocker
was unsteady at times. The score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Brooklyn q xames).
Boston In Philadelphia (e games).
Chicago In Cincinnati e Eames).
Pittsburg In St. LouiA
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
Binghapton In Jersey City, two games,
Toronto In Newark.
Rocheaer in Reading.
Buffalo in Baltimore.
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Peckinpaugh Stretches
Lead in Batting Race

r T ELPED out by the two homers
- and single that the Yankee
i i captain unlimbered on the Pole
Grounds yesterday Roger peck-
inpaugh further Increased his lead over
Ty Cobb in the American League bat
ting raee. Peck Ia re points ahead Of the
attn are hanging srimiy on to TS's
Crsvath, Netionsl League batting
ssasd Cd 81. sYsse.. y ps,spss. B sHi
bouthworth OF the Pirates. The Cor
seir clouter fell on poiutq.. Young
Of the Giants still II batting third, with
Williams Of the Phillios and Roush OF
the Reds on his trail. q =
Yesterdays game was the tweIfth
has r. sa sSs bu mslsh .n .sss e
has made Is hits in - tries for q
batting average Of ,s1i. He has SCORED
one or moro runs n eech Of bis las,
league follow!
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TWO Disc MIs-SNhkeI' OutshAW, Stock.
rhce hlts-F. Miller. U. Miller, McHenry
Tuero. Left on hases-Pittsbprgh, 6; st. Louis,
Bases on balls--0f Miller. Q; OF Ames, J.
Hits-On Tuero, In innings. Struck out
BY Miller, l. Wild pitches-rusro. Q. Losing
nitcher|Tuero.
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DETROIT (A.)

.Batted for shocker in the eighth inning.
G. Jou,. ,, 90 90 %
Detroit. '.''............ % o o Ks
Two base hits-Flagstead, Stapagee. Three
base hits-Young. Vs6ch. Home run-Gerber.
stoien base-Bush. . Sacrifice hits-Jones, Stan
sge shorten sacrince hies-Sisler. Heilman.
Double play--Bush, Young, Hellman. Left on
bases-st. Louis, a Detroit, 7. Bases on balls
sbocker in innings on Koob in in
ming, Hit by pitcher-By Leonard. tGedeon.;
SsocSeT s; nv Leonard, 4; by Koob, 1. Los
Inc nItcher-Shocker.
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! Two base hits-Holke. Wilson, Baird. Will
Jams. Stolen bases-Riggert Boeckel HerIos
| ?, Pearce. Sacrifice fy-Rawlins. Double play
Boston 6: Philadelphia, I. Hus-Om Jacobs
in S innings on Smith. IN inning. Bases
| Jacobs, 1 (HerLog). Blacksmith. Struck out
l-Ry Rudolph, 6; by Jacobs 8. Passed ball
Adams Losing pitcher-Jacobs.
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TX Holds Bommdng Mk Ec4rsGdms Dodgers Idle
To-day's Sport Events

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s ~; iirst game :sS y. NJ. Toronto
as Newark, r. MI BlnEhamton nc
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LAWN TENNfs--Nfiddfe States cham
..pionships, at Grunge Tennis Club.
r. NJ, Long Island cham pionships, at
Kings County Tennis Club, Kingston
avenue and President street. Brook
1yn, 1850 4. NJ,
0Oi,f--Junior Metropolitan champion.
ship, No SlwNnoy Country Club, Mount
msnt, az scArsdale, 10 A. NJ Inter
COLLEGIATE championship, st Merton,
Ia, 0 A. NJ.
Brook Club, Wcstbury, l.. l., $3.50 r. NJ.
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Baseball To-day, 3sSe pm. N. Y. Amsri-
W 'GPh!la. Polo Or ndA Adm. 5oc.-AGv.
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Baseball To-day, Ebbets Field. Brooklyn
va New York. games 1910 p. K.-Adv.
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Souvenir for BIeacherites.

By the time the Philadelphians re-
gained the ball Wick was over the plate,
fsck on third and Baker on second.
With this setting. Lewis sent the left
had sun worshippers a souvenir ball
with which to amuse themselves. Three
runs scored on his lengthy poke. Pratt
registered later on q wild throw by
Burns.
The Athletics scored two in the second
on Walkers single. Shannon's triple and
pugan's out
Baker opened the home run attack on
thompson. who supplanted Rogers, with
hefty drive into the upper right field
ttind In the third, after Bodie singled.
Truck Hannah Joined the home run bril-
tAde with drive into the left field
teachers.
Peckiupsugh. first up in the fourth hit
mo the left field seats for his first
'omer. Then in the sixth, after Wick
started off with pass, the frenzied
Roger again slapped a drive for four
Cushions After hitting a ball into the
teachers which was foul only by feet.
psk hit through the alley between
walker and Roth. and dashed home be-
lore tho relay reached the plate. The
tcore:
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, s, Philadelphia, 2.
PittsburE, 81 st. Louis, ..
Cincinnati Chicago double header post
poned on account OF rain.
Other teams were not scheduled.
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Philadelphia In New York.
81. Louis in Detroit.
Washington IN Boston.
CLEVELAND In Chicago.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Now York, II; Philadelphia. 4.
Washington, I2i Boston, 3.
cleveland, 81 Chicago. ..
Detroit, 81 81. Louis, ..
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shawkev Under Wraps.

Bob had mercy on what is left of his
!ormer Athletic mates. Propped UP with
1--WE run lead I'm the first inning. the
former Cob was satisfied to swim along
with the tide. The Athletics also con-
Hscted for some lusty hits, but couldn't
get any for the round trip. Roth, Nc
Avoy and Shannon slapped gu triples
and Burns a double.
The Athletics had the former veteran
s.n. Harry Davis, coaching runners at
,Afd base, and the old Mack catcher.
Paddy Livingstone, giving similar advice
to runners at first. Harry and Paddy
we're faithful workers They were out
every inning. What the poor Machmen
Iced is not coaches but ball players. par
hcularly pitchers
As far as the game was concerned, 1t
was over in the first inning. when ten
Tanks went to bat and five crossed the
Plate. Wick got a base on balls and
Peck bounced a hot single of Thomas's
glove for hts NTH straight hit, including
the four OF the day previous. On
Bakers sacrifice Rogers threw to third
Too late 10 force Wick. The peg was bad
IN the bargain.
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Totals ......... IS 1854 1872 V2 60 "a go
stolen Bases-Olson. ~; Konetchy, 8; ".
wheat. 9; Gsses, 81 Myers. 5; Johnston. ::
Griffith. q; Krusger, l; Ffsffer, !.
CRscords include games of sunday. June NJ
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I TOtAIs 70 ZlX1I II q
.Ran for Adams in the eighth inning.
tBatted for Jacobs In the eighth inning.
tBatted for Smith In the ninth inning.
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