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Leonard Also Wins Fifth.

Leonard continued these tactics In the
nllh round, mixing body punches with
uppercuts, and handily captured the
, ,Vund' It was observed that Dundee's
,eN eye was pulled at the close Of this
Soth were a bit weary in the sixth
sno slowed in their efforts, neither hav-
ing any special advantage.
"a, dundee sprang out for the seventh
Ae mSddened panther and mauied
~e champion all about the ring.
leonard was unable TO check the furious
. OF Dundee. who was hammering
%e utleholder merrily at the gong.
Dunoees tactics somewhat bewiidered
VIC champion. The italian clearly
earned the round.
A., The eighth and last round was n repe-
suon OF the seventh The italian rained
aAsnins blows on the face and body OF
VIC champion and got little punishment
return. Dundee's fighting amazed the
ssowd and he was cheered wildly by his
supporters
mickey Brown Of New York and snil-
s htchie Of Newark. two robust
seAtners put up a slashinE six round
10y In the first preliminary. Brown, q
s'aver boxer, put II all over the smiier.
sao was strong and combatiys but un-
s.lenced. Brown dropped his man IN the
e'nn ana had him ahAly IN ths sixth
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EMpEY BOOKS BIG SERIES.
signs Bacharach Giants for
Number of Games.

Guy Empey last night signed a COM
tract with the Bachrach Giants OF Allan
tho CITY for series of games that will
be played at Dyckman Oval, near the
Dycl0Inan street subway station, Tho
frst games will be played this Sunday.
The teams recently played four eameA
and so keen was the interest that Iornpsy
decided TO book the Giants for another
ssrieA
Tho Treat En- Roughs includes Big
JEFF Tesreau and "Polr PerTitt Of
Giants; Home Run" Marty Cavanaugh.
Detroit Americans; Marty Walsh. Jim
mic Clinton OF International League
Paul Dietz and Big Pete Splith OF the
Tri-State. League; Charley Meara, for
merly OF the Yankees Joe Tee, Eugene
Martin, great outnelder Of the Bridge
port Club, Eastern League
Cannon Bali" Reddins and Wickwars
will be on the mound for the Bacharach
Giants.
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BOXERS ENTERTAIN SAILORS.
X. of G. Troupe Under Twyford
Visits Receiving Ship.

Last night was q busy one for the
Knights of Columbus boxers. Jimmy
Twyford first took the men to Fort
Hamilton. and after the show there
rushed them to the. Receiving Ship at
the Bay Ridge Naval Station. The pro-
gramme at both places was the same.
seven bouts and one wrestling contest.
Vs. Jim Montgomery Danny Powers VS..
Tom MBartin Walter Brooks Vs. Packey
OGatty; Frankie Clark VS.. Bill Walker !:
Bobby O'Neill w. Fred Dyer. and Patsy
Sullivan va. the Corona Kid. Young
Mundsy wrestlsd Young Weeks at both
places. -....
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BRAVES OUTPLAY e-
CARDS: WIN TWO
Demaree Plays Role of Res
cuer in Both Games. go"

ST. LOUIS, MO. Sept. IT tNationai) -
Boston outplayed and twice defeated st,
Louis to-day. The scores were to
and to B. Boston overcame three
run lead in the first game by hard and
timely hitting. and won in the ninth on
a pass to Carroll and singles by Maran-
vile and Gowdy.
Woodward was ineffective in the Sec
ond game. and the Braves had easy SAIL
ing until the eighth. when the locals
filled the bases on three hits. Demaree
finished the game without allowing q
hit. He also held the home team hitless
in the last four innings OF the hrst game
The scores:
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RED SOX AND TIGERS
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER
Manager Jennings and Cobb
Ordered Off Field.

BOSTON, Sept 17.-(American)- Dos
ton and Detroit divided honors to-day.
the visitors winning the FIRST game. to
6, and dropping the second. Q to 1. The
first game was won In q four run rally
in Detroit's ninth.
Russell was more fortunate than Leon
ard In a pitching duel in the second
game, although Leonard allowed only
three hits. In the sixth Umpire Moriarity
walked Gamer. filling the bases. The
Tigers protested and Manager Jennings
and Cobb were ordered out Of the game.
The scores:
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FOUR SQUADS AT NAVY.
Morning and Afternoon Football
Practice for nziddies.
specfoI Dssootch IN Tau suH

ANNAPoIIs, Nd. Sept 1.-THE Nava,
Academy football squad. consisting of
last years players and the recruits from
the new fourth class were both on the
field this afternoon, More than 100 can
didates were out for practice. The main
squad worked this morning. Coach
Dobie devoted most of his time to drill
ing the players In attacks.
This afternoon the main squad was
divided into three groups for signals.
Coach Dobie took the FIRST squad. Lieu
tenant Commander Boynton the second
and Ensign whelohel OF last seasons
squad the third. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r
Richardson directed the work of the
fourth class squad
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CHAMPIONS IN BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn fans viii be treated to .
the Cypress Hills Ia" on Sunday when
the Fiske Red Tops Of Springfield,
Mass. and the Penn RED Caps play the
Bushwicks. The Fislke Red Tops are
the New England semi-pro champions.
They nrst played the Bushwtcks seven
weeks ago. and the game ended In .
to eleven inning tie. Two weeks
later the Bushwicks beat them . TO ! in
nine inniSga Tho series with the Red
Caps. which stands sven. win wind MP
on Sunday.
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EASY FOR CLEVELAND.
Leads Indians to Go 2
Victory over Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l7--(American).
punching six hits with an error and a
pass OF Boone In the fourth inning.
Cleveland easily defeated Philadelphia
to-day, 8 TO Q. Caldwell was master of
the local recruits at all times. The
score:
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JOHNSON-HERRMANN
TARGET OF OWNERS
Ban Will Be, Driven Out Of
Baseball, Says Rupert
Ask Garry to Resign.

CHICAGO, Sept 17.-Declarations that
Ban johnson. president OF the American
League. should be driven out OF base-
ball and that August Hermann. presi-
dent of the Cincinnati Reds and chair
man OF the National Commission, should
resign as chairman Of the commission
were marc to-day by prominent club
owners who met to nominate o success
sor to Mr.. Hermann. 81
Col. Jacob Rupert, president OF the
New York Yankees. was emphatic in his
statement against Mr.. johnson, while
William +. Baker, head of the Philadel-
phia Nationals, was the spokesman In
regard to Mr.. Hermann.
Ban johnson will be put out of base-
ball." declared Mr. Rupert, who added;
The Chicago White Sox and the Boston
Red Sox have aligned themselves with
the New York club in this fight against
the American League executive. We do
not believe that any man who owns
stock In a baseball club in the league
should be head OF that organisation; and
Mr.. johnson has admitted that he is q
stockholder In the Cleveland club OF our
circuit
Furthermore, Mr.. johnson has acted
arbitrarily toward the board Of directors
In number of Instances He has re-
fused to attend the special meetings
which. we called, no has failed to submit
the evidence which he claims he has in
regard to gambling at ball parks and he
also has declined to comply with our
request to submit O statement Of the
financial affairs Of the league.
johnson violates Constitution.
This is a direct violation Of the con-
stitution and bylaws OF the league. We
believe that the time has come when the
NJ - IN ~,
tailed, and It is our intention to carry
this matter through to the end"
Col Rupert said that the board had
obtained an abundance Of legal talent to
aid them In their fight against the Amer
lean League head.
At o meeting OF the majority members
Of the board OF directors OF the league
yesterday Col. Jacob Rupert. New York |:
Harry H. Frazee, Boston. and Charles
A Comiskey. Chicago. Mr.. Comiskey was
authorised to obtain q complete state
ment Of the league affairs from Mr.
johnson. using all necessary legal
means.
Mr.. Baker. In referring to Mr.. Herr
man. said:
Says Hermann Should Resign.
The Cincinnati club cinched the PEN
.nant In our league yesterday and as q
man Mr.. Hermann should resign from
the commission. II would not be fair to
baseball for Mr.. Hermann to sit as O
Judge on the commission when his club
is one OF those which will be a con-
testant for the worlds championship.
His resignation should be rendered i'm
mediately. as this will greatly clear the
way for the work for which we are here
to-day.
Mr.. Baker ala not say whether Mr..
Hermann had been asked TO resign.
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HoFFNnR COLE CHAMPION.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept I7.-Charles H
Hoffnsr. a professional of this city. to-
day woA the Pennsylvania State open
golf championship In SO hole match
by the score OF i53.. He aid the MORN
ing round In II and me afternoon round
In ~. Play for the amateur champion
ship OF the State will start tomorrow.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The nttie fellow sped TO third

left. The little fellow sped to third
when Leibold drove another single to
right Eddie Collins popped to Peck.
but Weaver filed to Fewster. It wasn't
much of fly either, but Kerr set sail
for the plate. Fewsters throw beat him
TO the plate, but Ruel was a little out
OF position and he made a stab at the
little pitcher as he darted by. Bill
Dlneen called Kerr safe, but many fans
refused to agree with him and ragged
the umpire for the rest of the game.
Ward batted for Quinn In the eighth.
and Mogridge pitched the ninth Buck
Weaver slugged homer into the left
field bleachers of Long George In the
ninth for Chicago's second run.
The second game would have been a
lovely thing for Chicago fan to see.
but the $4,000 Yankee fans didn't relish
It much. The umpires should have
stopped II because of brutality. :
sox Get 10 Hits An Second.
2 The Yanks looked as helpless before
the former worlds champions as though
they were a dry goods store team. The
Sox Just played horse with them. knock
ing out nineteen hits and stealing five
bases. Thormahlen started and lasted
less than an inning. but Shawkey. his
successor, got one Of his hardest pound
lngs Of the season. Shore pitched the
last three rounds and eight more hits
were prodded out of him
Eddie Collins. the old Columbia star.
did everything to tho Yankees but steal
their water bucket Eddie sure was
warming up for the worlds series. In
the second game he made five hits In nix
times up and stole three bases. including
a clean steal of the plate, His last two
hits were hunts to the infield.
Oscar Felsch also pasted out four hits
in this game. while Josephus Jackson
the former barefoot outfielder. hit
homer into the upper right field stand,
cracked out a single. was hit, drew
base on balls and scored three runs.
Big Bill James, whom Gleason picked
up as a gift from the Red Sox. twirled
this game for the Sox. and they had
little better luck against him than
against Kerr In the first game. Chicago
had nine run lead before tho Yankees
got their frst run. 8
Higgins Uses Rockies.
Higgins put a few Of his new rockies
into the tail end OF the second game.
Frank Gleish, the new outnelder from
the Saginaw club, finished the game In
centre field. He got a single and q
base on balls In two times up. but
fumbled his only fielding chance
Another new arrival, Curtis Walker
from Augusta In the Sally League,
batted for Shore in the ninth. He sent
stiff liner to Leibold.
Tho first inning will furnish enough
Of the details Of this narrowing mas
sacre. with one out Eddie Collins
doubled to left and stole third. Baker
threw out Beaver. Collins stole home
as jackson walked. Felsch doubled to
deep left centre, jackson scoring.
Shawkey then relieved Thormahlen and
walked Gandn. On an attempted double
steal, Felsch was thrown out at third
by Hannah. The score:
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Two base hits-Pick. Clemens, Hornsbyy
McHenry. Three base hits-Ra wiings.
Powell. Stolen bases-Hornsby, Boeckel.
Sacrifice hits-Carroll. Rawlings Mollwits.
Sacrifice hies-Powell. Maranvine. Double
play-Rawlings. Meanwhile and Holke Left
on bsses-Boston. s.; St Louis. 4 Bases on
Tuero, /; OF Goodwin. 2. Hts-on Csusey, .
In innings; off Demsree. 0 in 4 iminss; on
'inningsi on Goodwin, In o "a innings; of
sherdel. o In inning. Struck out-By
Causey, 2: by Jacobs, /; by Goodwin, q win
Goodwin.
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Yankees Easy Victims
OF Speeding White Sox
Eddie Collins Climbs
Into Fifth Position

T DDIE COLLINS, captain Of the
White Sox, made six hits I'm yes
terday's double header with the
Yankees and climbed 70 fifth place In
American League battins. Eddie Ept
I'VE hits In SIX times up In the second
game. II was the fourth time In Col
!ins's American League carccr In which
he made hve hits In q game.
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GOMPERT THE AnCHITECT.

The photographs Of the International
Sporting Club Of America and the clubs
arena. used In last Sundays sporting
section Of The SUN, were used with the
permission Of William II. 0ompert, the
aEchitsoA
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Totals. nssN Ii .

Three base hits--Myers, whitted Stolen
bases-Myers. 9; Barbara. Sacrifice hit-
Ionnop a.s on Sat
cheil .; of Carison. i; on wisner. /. Hts
on Carlson. . in 10 innins.; of wisner.
OF Mitchell, { IN innings. Struck out-By
Mitchell. q: by Carlson, Q: by wisner. .. Win
ming pitcher-Mitchell. Losing piycber-cari-
son-
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M ssSsH Double pisys@ oa i sna MAJ
awhile; Meanwhile and Pick. Lsft on bases
Boston, 9; 81. Louie. l., Bases on ballS-on
oeschger, 10 In innings; OF Woodward. .
In innings tnone out In the eighth ipninEl.
Hit by pitcher-By woodward QicD, Struck
Tuero, 1. Passed bali-Diihosfsr. winn4as
pitcher-oeschger. Losing pitchsr-WOOd-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

C Cs;csss H. II New YorK. t.sccna sams,.
S pstroIt, Z, boston. snrsi camel.
Bos.on: ps,ssSi.; t :ss nss. ss%
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FIRST GAME.

Boston -......'.'...'''S
Two base hits-F1asstead. Ruth. Hoeper
Three base hs-RoODery on sseri1os aS S1s.:
Detroit Il; Boston. II. Bases on bsils1on
Dauss. 4; off Ayers. .; on Boland I on rem n
IN : inninTs; on Ayers, 0 in inning; on
Roland. 0 in inning; of Pennock. IA IN ia
innings; on McGraw. in 2 inning; on Rus rs
Danss Chopper; by Pennock Heilmann)
Struck out-By bAuss, /; by Pennook, ,; By
Russell, !. Winning pitchsr-Ayers. Losing
pitcher-Pennock. .r
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Two base hitsLCaldweIl. .; Ewoldt. Stolen
bases-W bsganss, Graney. Secrihce hit
Chapman. Sacrifice hy-Welch. Double plays
on ba ses-Philadelphia, 6; Cleveland, L. Bases
on bslls-on Boone. 81 on Pierson. 8: on
Caldwell. o. Hits--on Boone, In - in
out-By Person, Z; by Caldwell, 2. Losing
pitcher-Boone.
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Ray Caldwell turned In another well
pitched game Tor the Oevsland's yesterday.
he held the battered Athletics TO seven
hit: End ,sst Wen S..D ss. II.
sox's leading trouble Is supposed to be a
pitching shortage. both Caldwell and Bill
James made good with other clubs after
being let out by the Boston sox-
Evidently .Arry Sparrow, Yankee busi.
ness manager, 10 better business man
than . weather man. Harry called on his
, snn' on ssS .. s
OF fans were peeved. But the double
header rith the White sox yesterday at
trAoted $4,000. How the fans do like their
barEAansi
George 6tAliings . giving George o'Neil,
t. the nsy yonSS.t.i Who 10 went ssasS With *.
isis ana played isst year With Roch.. sse
He was turned over to Boston in tho Naht
deal He will make . rood man n he can
hit. He y full OF pep and can peg the ball
around the bases In real masterful
fashion.
Buck Weaver is appearing at third base
for the white sox on this visit and he will
base honers in the world series, GLEASON
at ssoftstop and. Fred Mehuiiin is now
ssriss GeMuiiin played thira base against
the sox and Risberg helped keep the bench
warm.
old Mickey WEIGH. the famous Giant
tsrday's double header on the Polo Grounds
from the press stand. quite q bail club
Quite . ball ciubr, remarked Mickey Of
FOR ar air tss. Friday Viii. Tssis4 was "a
press stAnA visitor.
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oUBs BEAT sEMI-rRos.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Sept 1.-THE
Chicago Nationals beat the All Stars, q
local semi-pro team to-day. Is to s. Tho
score; ...
R.HE
chicsgo Nsiionais.....a 10
Batteries-Cartsr and oFarreil; Anderson
Bissonnette and Poller. - . =
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY
SPEEDWAY.
15O-MILE AUTO RACE.

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 40. 1919.
MATCH RACE. 10 MILES. . HEATS
TICKETS on SALE,
lSsS Greeley. n. II. Macy. Sterling Plane
Co. SIS FULTON st.. Brookiyn. All Hotels
aAd AgeneisA
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DUNDEE OUTpOINTS
CHAMPION LEONARD
italian Wins an Exciting 8
Round Bout Before Big
Crowd in Newark.
MAKES STRONG FINISH
Carries Fighting = to Title
Holder From Start-victor
Earns 4 Rounds.
MAKES STRONG FINISH
a, CHARLES r.. MATHIsoN.

mr. the first time since he became
a. lightweight champion OF the world
u,rov Leonard last night was adjudged
N, loser in a decisionless bout The
,,,c,or was Johnny Dundee. the dancing
italian, and the 5000 persons who
hacked the big Fourth Regiment Armory
!, Newark were amazed TO see the
v,rthy Dundee carry the night to. the
.A,mplon from start to finish. landing
IN. greater number Of blows, taking
.vsything that Leonard could hand out
and lighting the title holder or his feet
IN the eiShth and last round.
Leonard started of in his usual dash
,ns style in the opening round and
s,rr,ed of the honors, but the italian
c.ne 10 the front In the second and
third sessions and handily won them.
ironsrd took the fourth and NTH
rounds. while the sixth was even. Then
rundee put on full steam and won the
SEVENTH and eighth frames In q canter
ana thus earned the decision.
As many Of the large crowd were
rsady TO wager on a knockout by Leon
srd the reversal Of form Of the contest
ants caused a sensation.
An Exciting Battle.
ne battle was without question one of
m most exciting ever seen m q ring and
tspt the onlookers on their toes from
start to finish. Dundee was a Queens
berry tiger from the opening round to
the finish, ana while Leonard landed
many apparently solid blows to the Ital-
An's chin, especially right uppercuts
that seemed powerful enough to stop any
opponent, Dundee shook them on and
vsded In more vioiously than ever.
II was observed by the ringsiders that
Leonard did not appear to use the ia
nous right hook that has go often
stretched his adversaries out on the
reslned door. The italian kept his black
thatch moving SO rapidly 1t was not an
easy matter to draw Il bead on II.
Not only was Leonard clearly out
pointed In the contest. but he evidently
was worried. for at the close OF every
round he seemed to be explaining some
thing that annoyed him. His handlers,
Billy Gibson and George Engel. seemed
10 try to placate the champion, but
without much success.
The rapidity Of the fighting and the
force Of the punches precluded the pos
dbility that the men were not trying
their best, and the only thing that caused
comment was the absence OF the Leonard
right hook to the jaw. When the men
entered the ring Dundee received the
greater ovation, the shouting lasting at
least three minutes, Queensberry
round. The italian had to rise several
times IN acknowledgment.
After the customary introductions.
which included Kilbane, the conqueror
u frankie Burns, and also a reckless
young man named Harold Farese, who
has consented to night Kilbane, the con-
tsstants In the chief event began opera.
tons II was announced that Dundee
scaled l5oh pounds and Leonard 1856 VI
pocnds
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEA0UR

brooklyn. o. Pittsbure. q
Boston. o. s. Louis, (hrst sams>.
Boston. 81 81. Louis, . (second Eamsl.
No other games scheduled.
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Stolen Basos-Burns. %; Young. u Kauff
10; Chase. IS: FS+sch, u; Doyle. IL: thinner.
%c cc !: BAIRD. .; Stats. smith, i i
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tBatted for shore in the ninth inning,
S Ss% York i;' :::::::.:: 5dtSSiSG$Siss
Two base hits-Felsch u. Collins, Lslbold.
Pratt Home run-JAckson. Stolen basOs-E.
Double plays-wesver, e. Collins and oandil.
Left on bases-New York, .; Chicago, II.
on shAwkey, . lGandil. Risberg. weaver) ;
on James, ! CGlsich. Prstt). Hiis-on Thor.
mahlen. Q in 80 inning; on shswkey, in
By pItcher-By James pratt; By shawkoy,
Jacheonl. Struck out-By Shawkey,
neibold, =. Collins, Risberg. schaIk); By
diD. Losing iptcher-Thormshlen. Earned
runs-on Thormahlen. Q; on shawkey. s; on
NAllin and Dineen Time Of eame-i hours.
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ROBINS.
IN RAFTING RECORDS

Il: Konsschy. ls; z. Wheat. Il; Gssrs. il;
Miller, /; Pfefier. I: Hickman. I.
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FIRST GAME.

Two base hit-Pipp. Home run-weaver.
Sacrifice hit-Quinn. Sacrifice hy-wesver.
Double piays-coilns and 0andii; Risbery.
9; Chicago, s. bases ON baiis-on Kerr |
pratt. Riis-of Quinn. In innlnss;
on Mogridge, > In ! inning; Struck out-By
9S s~s,.r E Gsf Bodss 2c.,ns p kss
Quinn. Earned runs-on Quinn. 1; on Mog.
ridge 1. Umpires-Messrs. Dneen and Nallin.
Time Of game--l hour and Is minutes.
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Totals. S224a4 u 81
sBatted for winters in the hfth
AHaftad for HarnAa IN the AlEhlh

I stolen bhse--StatB. Two base hits-Burns, \
Hyatt. Sacrifice hits-Shea, Camp. NJ. Kelly.
Double .play-shea and Hyatt, Hits and runs
II and in inninge; on Ryan, none in !
inning. Struck out-By Barnes, 1: by Mo-
Coll, :. Bases on bslls-of Winters, I; OF
McCon. 2. Losing pitcher--Wlnters. Time OF
game-l hour and 70 minutes. Umpiree-
| Messrs. Bresnahan and Pecord.
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Stray Bits From Various Fields.


hercer wlths
wnlb
played on the I'll
recently recommended baseball
the
make gu o
The sun., 1919-09-18

ChloaEo In New York.
Cleveland b Rhfladelphia.
- Leu's IN wa- h.ss (. f.@ss,.
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The Passing Of Frankie Burns.


Klbane little
Of his class and defeat the hands Of Benny
a
history
unsnng efforts to puic and in all that time there
would fight honestly
squarely and for all him
his Burns fought
Orleans boxer He weight Digger Stanley
slipping. Times memorable clutches win not be denied
Briton a lightweight
Of
regretted the knockout than ban himself ITS
Of a a a
they demand a knockoutr'
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Dundee the Assres.or.

Dundee took the aggressive at the
opening OF the first session and got In
he frst blow, left to the body. After
he champion recovered from his sur
prise he brought a right uppercut to
Dundee's chin and repeated with the
greatest vigor. Both did considerable
clnching In this session. but Leonard
did the best execution. and Just before
the gong the champion landed hard
right uppercut to the chin that stag
gered Dundee. The honors Of the round
went to Leonard by wide margin.
Dundee began on the aggressive In the
second session. He opened with a sharp
left to the face and after getting q
Staggering right to the face. the italian
stepped in and mixed II merrily with
Leonard. The italian had much the bet.
ter Of the exchanges. Dundee had the
champion worried, for Leonard used his
feet and rubbed his nose, which had
been hi by the now rushing Dundee.
whose arms were flying like fails. Dun
Gee kept hammering away at the cham
biod, who shifted his ground and was
covering up against the ropes when the
Dell ended the round. The italian hal
large majority Of the points In the
Uund
Both men started At a furiously fast
gait In the third session. Dundee
uumped the champion with powerful
olows to body and face and drove him
al about the ring. Toward the close
q the frame Leonard aroused himself
end sent in some heavy right upper
GUS, but these failed to check the Ital-
ian, who bored in and kept both arms
tomg like piston rods. Leonard was
esarly on the defensive at the close
Of mis- round, which belonged TO Dun
Gee by wide margin.
leonard started the fourth session by
Tying to land right uppercut, but Dun
gee kept his head out OF danger and the
hampton had TO be satisfied with a
couple OF lefts TO the face. Then the
champion shifted his attack to the body
and was more successful. He landed one
er TO the mtnce pie department that
made the Italian grunt Then the cham
plon got In half dozen right uppercuts
me chin, keeping Dundee's head bob
ohg. Leonard was handing out assorted
maiiops to the challenger at the gong.
ihe rouhnd was Leonard's.
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B B::'SS : .::::: SsssSsSsS

st TSS sS:s::ss.Ssscs '&ssssly. Scin. Sac
rsNce hits-YounE, Leonard. Sacrifice fly
sie'i Bsses A' on bslis--on Leonard, :: on Rus
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sell, IL.
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To.als... % . 10 n 10 1
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tBatted for Tuero in the ninth inning
tBatted for Woodward in The seVenth in
ming.
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ST. Louis ..............1 o o %
The sun., 1919-09-18
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