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SOCIETY
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Ths nominee for Speaker entered
publice life in Is7s-two years after
receiving his law degree-being ap-
pointed assistant attorney general.
which position he held until lssa,
when he returned to private law
practice. His drst election to office
was in 1880, as a member Of the
Massachusetts house of representa-
tive. He was reelected in 1891. and
az the conclusion of his term was
nominated to Congress and elected
! by a large vote. He has received
thirteen reflections from his dis
trict, and In the last campaign had
no Democratic opposition.
Upon entering Congress Mr.. Gil
lett hoped to be assigned to the For
eign Affairs Committee, but went TO
that on civil service reform, later
to- military affairs and others and
finally appropriations, on which he
is the ranking Republican member,
Government expenditures have been
his special study.
Despite his long service, Mr.. Gil
lett Is not one of the most widely
known members of the House and
his friends ascribe his rise to Re-
publican leadership to his close ep-
plication to legislative rather than
to any personal advertising. In this
connection they pointed to the fac
that all OF the speeches he has de-
livered during almost a quarter OF
a century of service would scarcely
hll one small volume.
Representative Gillett is from the
second Massachusetts, district and
his home is in Springfield. He was
born in Westfeld. Mass. in 1859, and
was graduated from Amherst Col
lege and Harvard Law School
Massachusetts has not furnished a
Speaker of the House since before
the civil war, and New England but
two since that time-James G.
Blaine and Thomas B. Reed.
President protein. of the Senate will
be plain Mr.. Willard Salisbury for he
and his wife are going home to stay
hey are giving a farewell reception
ezssy-. Senator and Mrs. James Ham,
ilton fSewis are going too, also the
John W. Weeks, the Shafroths. the
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was another Washington man ~ssa
that egiment-brother OF Alys Down
ing. They all went over about stis
Ist of July and soon got into actvs
service near Nerdun. Col H.yE1.ss
was wounded; was shot in the head
and the doctors said he had an awfu
oioso shave: that II the wound had
been a quarter Of an inch oeeper h
would now be under the sod
Instead. he is coming home and
is going TO be married. He Is with
the Army Of Occupation and Is IL
Germany: and II looked as though
he would be there indefinitely. whes
suddenly he received orders to conn
back here. II seems that he has in
vented some clever scheme for train
ing troops, and the War Department
here wants to talk TO him about II
He Is very clever. anyway: Is AWAY
inventing Something. He is conssd-
cred one OF the best borsemen it
the old army. H-e
All OF his close friends knew of his
engagement before he sailed. and
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before he sailed. snt
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The sun., 1919-08-19
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

oopr'eh 1915. Prwtsns puonArs As.oooson
| RED FULTON finally He IL TO
night British likely Smith, prsmi-
nary TO the bout between
aae Mecoorty az the Olympia
getting
among Of
ous Fitzpatrick
Cochne the London promoter
n,s ABILITY Fulton Bth likely
% Smith this looking
smith cannot hit but considerable
e quite punch the other fellow hurt
nout goes through the
which
mace To heavyweight
Of
naVe NOT YET quite accustomed themselves
ecket
on watched
ne os predicts that Beckett
OF opinion Becketrs
England
Dempsey would
nothing
his
ABOUT much would
have against a hghting
Fitzpatrick win stable
mead back to London He that uaon England
on Fitzpatrick paid
pnship
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CUBANs BACK MHARLEM.
Champions of Havana League Play
Lincoln Giants Sunday.

The third Of the series OF double head
rs between the Cuban Stars OF Havana.
champions OF Cuba. and the Lincoln
Wants will be played this Sunday at
olympic Field. l3sth street and Fifth
avenue. The teSms are evenly matched.
- was shown In their previous contests.
me Lincolns are only one gams ahead
the Cubans in the series. In their
nnt encounter the Lineoins were downed
vice, 10 4 and . TO z. Their second
ssanes resulted In an even break. the
tAhcolns winning, s TO 4. and the Cubans
Mkng ~ 20 10 game. Joe Williams
sno suareI VIII pitch the frst contest
next Sunday
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sUPERBAs.

Stolen Bases-Prntt. lt Bodie. u; Peckin
pauSh, II Baker. 10: Wick. .; Lewis, 9: Pipp
6: FeWsteT, 9: Ruei. q; Hannah, l.
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RED sox GETS wu.H0IT.
harrow Closes Deal for OutneIder
with wichita Club.

BOSTON, Aug. 1s.-word was received
tonight from Ed Barrow. manager of
the Boston American League club who
ID in st. Louis, that he had closed a deal
with the Wichita Club OF the Western
League for Joe without, who leads that
league in batting.
In addition to a cash payment. Mus
ser, pitcher. had been lent to the
wichita Club for the remainder Of the
Western League season. without will
report in Boston on September 1t. WILL
holt was with the Giants last year.
Barrow also announced that Pitcher
Bill James had been released to the
Chicago American League club on a
waiver claim.
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BRAVES AND CARDS
PLAY 10 INNING TIE
Mann's Triple Saves Game for
Boston--Score Is 1 Each
When Rain Comes.

BosroN, Aug. g. tNational). = b.
Louis and Boston played ten innings
through q heavy mist to q one run tie
to-day. The game was stopped by q
downpour. A double heaoer had been
scheduled.
The game was b tight pitchers' battle
after Jacobs succeeded Doak in the 81.
Louis box In the fourth inning. Horns
by's wild throw to nrst and Mann's
triple counted Boston's run. The 81
Louis tally resulted from angles by
Stock and Hornsby aad Dilhoefer's
double The score:
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MAYS HEARING TODAY.
Lydon GRANTS Postpone.
ment in Hearing of Injunction.

The hearing on the motion to continue
the temporary injunction granted on 40
plication OF the New York American
League clubs TO restrain Ban johnson
and the Cleveland and st. Louis clubs
from interfering with the work OF Carl
Mays. pitcher for the New York Ameri-
cans, yesterday was postponed until to-
day.
Supreme Court Justice Richard p. Ly-
don directed that IL be placed on to-
days calendar.
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Canouneur waited with TO head of stretch ,
ing Thisteton showed speed but ered Others ne
rQ0 FIFTH RACE-For three yesr-olds and upward
tOV Purse. tS1e %. Time. :ss Is. At post l:16
TAR Hhoot-Partrldxe 0Uner Nd trniN. G r.
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BENDER WILL JOIN
REDS SEPTEMBER 6
Indian Pitcher Making Great
Record in Richmond.

RICH MoNp, Va. Aug. 1s.--Chief Ben
der. manager OF the Richmond, Virginia
League club. tonight refused to leave
the team Immediately for q berth with
Cincinnati. He viii Join the. Reds as
soon as the season closes here on Sep
tember 6. Eugene Mccain Of Cincin-
natl was sent here for a conference with
Bender and saw him pitch and win q
double header from Newport News. Nc
Cam tried to induce the Chief 70 leave
Immediately.
Bender has pitched twenty three
games for Richmond. winning twenty
one OF them. He won eight starts In
two weeks. Since he assumed the mana
gerial reins here the Richmond club has
gone from the cellar TO the top of the
league.
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sCHALK SETS RECORD.
Catches His IoOth Game This Sea-
son ana Exeels Gfbson's Mark.

CHICAGO, Aug. is.-Ray Schalk. catch
er for the Chicago American League
club to-day set q new mark when he
went behind the plate in his teams game
with Philadelphia II was the one hum
dredth game he had caught this sea-
son and marked the seventh consecutive
season that he has accomplished this
unusual feat.
Schalks nearest rival was George
Gibson. former catcher for the Pittsburg
National League team, for which he
caught 100 games for six seasons. but
not oonsecutively.
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RI P s.tssatS and stiieh il Tine al f' SSsr
avoid going down.
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Enecta of Army Life.

During tanning bee at Ebbets Field
recently Pitchers Grover Cleveland Alex
ander and Sherrod Smith both expressed
the same opinion regarding army life
and baseball. Army life did a lot for
me physically" quoth Aleck. ct never
felt better In my life. But II undoubt
edly held me back IN pitching. One has
got 20 keep his hand In all the time to
retain his form. and had mighty little
opportunity to do much real pitching in
the army"
You're right, Aeck." responded
Smith. IF you are going to play good
baseball you have got TO play baseball
all the time. l came out OF the army
feeling like a two-year-old. but Il has
taken ne half the summer 20 make the
old ball behave rightly"
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10 TRAIN NAVY ELEVEN.
sehuts and DauRherty VIII Help
Dobie with Football Mem

AxrAPoLrs, Aus. 1s.-Physicl In
structor John Schultz and Boatswains
Mate Dausherty have been designated
as trainers Of the Academy. football
squad for the comirg season. Head
Coach 0ilmour Dobie with John Wilson
and other assistants began another week
with the big plebs squad this afternoon.
Work In confined TO the preliminaries.
such as Kicking. passing and falling on
he ball. the heat making any more ad-
yanced work inadvisable-
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BICBEES HOME RUN
WINS FOR PIRATES
PhiIlies Are Beaten in Thir.
teenth Inning, 3 to 2.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1s--(National).
--Meussl's home run with Blackburne
on base, tying the score in the ninth
inning to-day. merely delayed Phila-
delphia's defeat In the thirteenth inn
ing Blebse drove the bali over the right
feld fence, winning for Pittsburg by
to 2.
Smith and Cooper both pitched mas
terly ball A lucky single which bounced
over Biackburne's head with men on
second and third in the seventh ac-
counted for the Pirates scoring. The
ecorA,
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CrippIes Are lfendinE.

The hospital list OF the Giants is
shrinking. Both Toney aid Douglas
have about recovered from their colds
Chase's strained wrist stIll is giving him
trouble and Art Fletcher complains of
his bruised leg. Larry 'Doyles strained
back slowly 10 responding to treatment
While the Giants are not fortified quite
as strongly as usual with reserve mate
rial the New York reserves have been
accreditins themselves nobly for Nc
Graw.
Which perhaps occasions some OF the
fans to wonder how the league leading
Reds are fortified against accidents
Certainly not any better than the
0iRntR
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ITeclou1 FearI rhced 20 The front 81
sasily bsst Of others. GANG Chick had
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TRoTTING RACES GO OVER.
Rain Forces PrOtpSnement @
Pou9hkeepsie Opening.

PouonKEEPsiE. N. Y. Aug. 1B.-Be-
cause OF q heavy rain to-day the open
ing races Of the grand circuit meetinr
here were postponed until to-morrow
To-day's card will be run then.
II includes the Knickerbocker :0e
trot for 1000 purse the Hudson Val
ley. 2 zoe pace. $1,000: the 2:i1 trot and
the 2:l5 trot.
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BROWNS BATTER
RUSSELL IN FIRST


ST. LOUIS, Aug. ls-(Ameriean) st.
Louis got after Russell In the nrs and
before he could settle down made hree
runs on four hits. a base on balls and
q hit batsnan and won to-day from
Boston, 4 TO 8.
The deciding run came in the seventh.
when SEVERED tripled and scored on
Ruth's wild throw TO the plate. The
score:
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TIGER RALLY PUTS
SENATORS IN SHADE
Three Runs in Eighth Give
Detroit Victory, 4 to B.
Menosky Clears Wall.

DETROIT. Aug. 1s-(American) AN
eighth inning rally. aided by wild pitch
and Agnew's error. gave Detroit three
runs ana q 4 to . victory over Washing
ton to-day.
Menosky hit the ball over the right
feld wall in the sixth inning. II was
the second time this has been done since
Navin Field was built The score:
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CANCEL BASEBALL SERIES.

owing TO the combination of bad
,'ther and the upset subway condi-
o C.t tho series between the American
Sxhts and the HilIdales Of Philadelphia
oneouied for this week ne Dyckmnn
,T1 Eas cancelled yesterday. The Treat
IN koughs will play their usual double
Asncer on Sunday Afternoon.
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no chance from whore she see On.
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lack Wheat, Idle, Yet
Gains on McHenry

y ACK WHEAT yesterday never hung
L. bat on bic shoulder but he
mortal 'fS ave .sss:rs .. P1 q: 81 t Y. a
Leesve. MeHenfy played one game
and he DID not do enough with the
stick 70 keep him shove Wheat.
ing Of the first I'VE battsrs N the
American League. The leaders foIiewi
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leo. Distance. nye furiongs. Purss,
., winner. ,. y. By zsus-Aiichsrm.
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Called after ten innings rain.
Two bsse hit-Dtlhoefer. Three base hit
Mann. Stolen bases--Heathcote. Rawlings.
Hoihe. sacrincs hit-Hornsby. leh on
bases--st. Louis. 10: Boston. !, Base on
on Dosk, q in 8 innings: of jacobs. In
innings. Hit By pitcher--By Rudolph tstock).
Struck out-By poek, l. By Jacobs. by
Dtihoefer.
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NAYS YIELDS ONLY
HITS, YET LOSES.
Bodies Error and Fewster's
Weak Play Help Cleveland
Beat Yanks, 3 to /.
BAGBY IS EFFECTIVE, TOO
Holds New York to Six Scat
tered Safeties--Pratt Fails
in Pinch.
Special Dsspa,ea % Tu. Sur.

Special Despdfch % TEE SUE.
CLEVELAND, Aug. is.--jrhcugh twiriing
one OF the grandest games of his career
Carl Mays to-day went down to defeat
before Jim Bagby In a. keen pitchers
tuel as ever delighted the heart OF q fan.
The Yankee defence suddenly went
crashing down behind Maya In The
.Ishth inning; The score was cisve-
hnd 2, New York l.
For seven sclntillating inninss Mays
kowled the Cleveland slpggere over With
nonotouous precision, holding the In
dams to one lone bingle and only issuing
two passes. With New York leading
to 0 in the eighth a two base mum
By Bodle and what most OF the fans
called two base boot by Fewstsr, but
which the official scorer decided was q
scratch double by Chapman, bagged two
runs for Cleveland and turned the tide.
with his famous underhand bali under
control Mays was AN enigma to Cieve-
hnd from the start Carl virtually was
a victor In defeat. for he set the Maps
down with only two hits. one OF them
the doubtful double accredited TO Chap
nan. and issued only thsee passes The
other hit harvested or Mays wss a
single to centre by Harris launching the
second. Harris reached second when
Fewyter was tossing out Gardner. but
was narooned when wambsganss popped
10 Wick and Smith struck out.
The strain of the game slowly began
TO tell on the Yankees. The first sign
Of their cracking came in the seventh.
when with one down and Harris. who
had walked, on first, Pratt booted Gard
ner's easy grounder. Evans was sent In
to run for Harris. Mays showed his
v1Eardry by striking out wamSeeAnss
GvntfA pTAvinnDlv IN
his boot in the . zenith Pratt At the
start Of the inning had made q great
leaping catch of Speakers liner.
Bodie Spills the Beans.
Mays issued his third pass of the game
9. The start of the eighth whsn ha
walked o'Neili. Speaker sent Jameson
m TO run for him. Bagby sacrificed.
Baker to Pipp. Then Bodie gumned tia
works by mufing Graney's fly. Jameson
seing to third and Graney taking two
bases on the error.
With runners on frst and third Chap
man sent q grounder toward Fewster
and the Yankee youngster let the ball
rickle through him for two bases,
JAMESON and Graney crossing the plat
scr with the tying ana winning runs
Chapman went to third on Speakers ny
n Wick but was left when Mays threw
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lAhhee 'Ahs e'ois "e'' :
sAcFnSe'
u.L.- s..,;.. u.unnA.
Hannah waited out Bagcy ara orew
four balls and his base Al the SAT %
n A
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Two base hits-weissr. Spencer. Schultz.
Sacrifce hits-M. Purtel. W.. Purtell. Double
plays-shsrdan. Fishburn and Brewer: shsr'
Toronto. s: Reading. l. First base on
error-ReAding Bases on balloon Keeis.
4; of Heck, !, Struck oui-By Heck, 1:
by Kesie, j. wind pitch-Keefe. Winning
pi,cher-Heck. Losing pitcher-Keefe. Time
Of game% hour and % minutes.
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Two base hits-southworth. Schmidt Home
runs-Bigbee Meusel, stolen bAses-Bigbes.
CravAth. eacrihcs hit-I3lAckburne. DOUBLE
croft, Pauletts and Luderus: Ludsrus Gun
assisted. Lett on bsses-PitssburV, 6; PhIs-
OF Smith. l. Hit By paeher-By Cooper, /
lPauistte). Struck oui-By Cooper. q; By
smith, 3
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wnds Declines saSeee oHr Fight
keep as :soTs decision % . MOORE a % dues
ring history Asrs
s ns. on sss.S % ss VAS sss'
10 me ws es O' We es' s. VIVA. H
.'n induced b. Esssns CORR to stop meeting formidable eo.: to whom
5 % TS net ss ss on wna' n:
tina. in spite Of the fac. that Wnds has big Gard for several
asn with
Being SsIssa his .nor. third with wuas
spDs.rsnes
. ard Tasl.B ss Arc rot
AnOa day Of rain yerd. John Mer.x Opportunity
60 TO- tn. But they far
a sas Tn: ,'s s s.s % % 's s they he ss
@ games s sns tss ss tho ss' % % Their ] %
t. . out Of their o contest. n. Giants you'd
so s~ would P. 500 % their
thing. h.s. happened baseball before they
CUB .ss @ ., 71 s,, s, ! S IN,
Father
o noc.. and e ss Easter. s:: %
trying hard nduo. Chief Bender quit the Richmond ada
Ito join untn has
rr..lD VOW Sur. Of ssos.n.
S % sn sys n has oS.r s Of wo r q:
nat n the L.. % s
opposed the spa as well az the shine paran tasm and
a s:s SA u: VEN i ss A asYs .0' 1 ss I s
BY ana @ mans
fairly = employs
they p.oos hs: a.n sa,an.s over q.
batter a .f In: 70 ~ss @ Sss s.f. ss. s ssss Of
thu s% :. interesting as they used to be- Pitchers who use the spitss
RI. s n f 20 w should ". 9S % @ Ss 1 M
splitter
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, s. Philadelphia. . (Is inninKs).
Boston. i; st. Louie. ! Cirst game called
end Of 10th inning; rAin).
second game postponedi rain.
New York Chicago double header post
BreoRly n -cincinrpti game postponed, rain.
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WHITE SOX HAMMER
ATHLETICS PITCHERS
Noyes and Kerscher Easy for
Leaders, IL to 6--Gandil
Enjoys Field Day.

CHICAGO, Aug. is.--tAmerican)-
Chicago hammered Noyes and Kerscher
hard to-day and won the second game OF
me series from Philadelphia by IL TO 8.
oandill hit safely four times, gather
ing three doubies and q single In four
trips to the plate. The SCORE:
r,rrr(
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waller. '- Stolen s bs..s@E. coliiss, d >. col.
Inns. Thomas. Sacrifice hits-E. Collins. RS
piays- Risbery 20 y. Collins to oaDdil, .;
D. Collins TO Gandii. Turner 20 Dugan 70
1urrua Lar on bsses-Chiesso, g: Phna,
deiphia, I. First base on errurp-Chicago. 2.
Philadelphia, 1. Bases on ealis-on Kerr, 6;
son Noyes. none; OF kersher. !. Hts-on
NoTes, ! In . inninry: on Herscher. II in
out--Dy Kerr. Q: By Kerscher L wild pitch
-Kerscher. Winning pitcher-Kerr. Losing
pitcherSKerncher.
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RAINY SKIES PILE
UP BARGAIN BILLS.
Double Headers on Beth Ends
Of Bridge To-day--Giants
Recovering.
NJ GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

Sunday baseball. besides nliing long
felt want Of tho public, Ii proving q
lifesaver for the baseball magnates. who
have their troubles as well as every one
else these parious times. There hasn't
been season IN years when % many
attractive series have been knocked GAL
ley west by rain and w.t. weather. The
financial loss the club owners have had
to suffer through the miserable weather
conditions more than have boon made up
by the gain accruins through Sunday
contests. The fly IN the ointment IL that
on odd occasions J. Pluvius has chosen
Sunday AZ the day on which 20 spoil tho
sport Of the fans and check the fiow Of
ducats into the Golfers Of the masnstes.
Both Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field
were drenohsd under yesterdays down
pour. The scheduled double header be-
tween ths Giants and the Cubs on the
Harlem lawn had TO be called of and thu
third game OF the red hot Brooklyn
Cincinnati series In F1atbush had to be
set forward till to-day. when, weather
permitting. Il will be played as the SEQ
ond contest Of double header. Cubs
and Giants also will stage o bargain
bill on the Polo Grounds to-day. The
odd game Of the series will have to be
played or on the Giants visit to Chicago
next month
Mitchell II likely to FIRE Alexander at
the Giants In one OF the games to-day
and Hendrix IN another A fortnight
ago in Chicago Hendrix beat Nehf In q
great pitchers duel, banking the Giants,
3 TO 0. A1eck followed with to 0
shutout Of New York. holding the Giants
to four scattered hits. Benton opposed
Aieck and twiried great bail. A home
run by Davey Robertson with Herzog on
~ Nn H. 70 1e, ~
only two runs Of the game.
Cubs Yet 20 win.
Benton 10 likely to twiri one Of the
games to-day, with Barnes or Toney
performing in the other. The Cubs have
yet to win n game on the Polo Grounds
this season.
II the Brooklyn pitchers are worked
In turn Cadors and Mamaux will face
the Reds at Ebbets Field. Because Of
southpaw Sherrod Smiths effectiveness
against tho Reds on Sunday Manager
Robinson may ere back Ciarsnce Mitch
ell. another left handler. ut them in one
OF the games. On the Reds last visit
70 Brooklyn Ceacre crtritched Ruether
IN q stirring twelve inning pitching duel,
q timely thump by Jimmy Johnston de-
Gliding the issue, to 1. Jimmy's big
bat downed the Reds again last Sunday
Mamaux didn't start q game against
the Reds on their last visit here, but
relieved Smith In one OF the contests and
held the Reds hitless for I'VE innings
Jimmy Ring and Hod Filler are due
TO work for Cincinnati. bpt on account
Of LuQue's effectiveness aeainst Brook
Ign the Cuban may start ono OF the
games Filler held the Dodgers to two
hits IN Cincinnati recently.
Ring IL q Brooklyn boy and has q
big following across the bridge. The
Reds have another Brooklynite, Charlie
See. on the team. Chad" comes
from Astoria and made his reputation
twfrling for the Morse Ship Yards team
HIS great hitting and fielding on the
Rochester 1nternationals caused Man
ager Moran to give up SIC. 900 and Man.
usl Cuteo. the Cuban outfielder. for him.
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Sport Events To-day

BAsEBALI,-Nsw yoxk W. Chicago e
'' X. o Sssse;,n , ~. ci ss. t.w .s
gnme) 81 Eshst. Field. 1iso p. -.
R1CING--At sarstoTa. HAnrEss
RACITG-0mnd Circuit ~ PeuEh-
LAWN TENNIS tsurna-
meat 81 eoutbamptsa. Tourney ~
Greenwich. Open touFneasent ut Bay
Head. Lake George championships.
chip ~ Piftsburg.
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Home rnn-Nenoslu. Stolen be.es--ysnvrin;
charity. Left on bssss-Ws shington, s: De:
roit, q Bases % bsils-on shaw, 9: on
Boland. 4 VIA pilehes-ghaH. .
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sersrsid. Home r1s"Hoeper. stolen b.ss-
Double pIsysNscos,, Shannon ana McInnis:
Hooper and McInnis. left on bases--Bosion.
>: 81 Louis. g. Bases on bsIls-on Russell,
innings; Oh MeGrsW. / in . inninf lnone out
in eighth. HI By pitcher-By Russell,
(Rutbl. struck opt-By Russell, By Hoyt
/; by eslliA. villa piich-hcorsw. Losing
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Fam BATTING RECORDS.

Stolen BasrS-olson. 10; Johnston, u; Ko.
netchy, 10; Myert, 10: y. wheat 0: Grimm
KreuFer. .; Kilduh. .: Miller, /. Grimes, i;
Pfeffer l.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED

Chicago In New Yas1k e Eames). a..
CINCINNATI In Broohlya e Cancel.
Pittsburg In PHILADELPHIA e gnmos1.
81 Louis m Boston q GGRsal.
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las
stpecha
5s 80 n%s t oS t A. Rs 81 O. TX T,nn: 81 Coed
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How Batsmen of Local
Ball Clubs Are Hitting
Include games played Sunday. August
YANKEES.

Stolen Bsses-Burns. %; Young. 10; Chase,
Is; Kaufi. II: Doyle. Il: Frisch. Il thinner.
man. o: Gonzales. 4: Fletcher, 4; Snyder. 3;
McCar,y. 9: Smith. /; Baird. /.
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40 Tim. WINES g. s. by
Il WELSH. eSrtuo
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National and American League Records.


cleveland. 81 New York, i.
Chicago, IL; Philadelphia, q
Ut. Louis, ~ Boaton, 3.
Detroit. " Washington, 8.
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l.: Giant. ". Chicago To-day. Games.
~' r. H. Pole Greunds- Adm boe.-zdp.
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Totsis.. risnDs
Ian i for OXEN IN III he e,Ehth innins

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~ Two base hit--Chapman. sacrifice hits
ags, bsgby. Double pllys-Gardner, wambs-
IL, anu aaf1is Mamnsfsn sna Soonston.
nnsseF on bslls-on Mays. 8: on Ragby 2
H ~ hy picher-By Bagoy. Hewster).
sruek out-by MAYA 8; By BaEby. ..