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RUTH REAC HES SECOND
HACEMA. L. HITTING

, in which he cracked out twenty mine
hits in seventy-two times at bat.
Hornsby. however. is the real leader
among the regulars with mark or
.31S. made in seventy-three games
Holocher Of Chicago has tied the 81.
crossed the plate fifty times.
Cy Williams of Philadelphia de-
livered his weekly home run and is
leading in circuit drives with nine.
Max Carey. the Pittsburgh outfielder.
stole three more bases and is Tar In.
front of the base stealers with
twenty-eight thefts.
other leading batters: e. Smith.
New York, .35s: Konetchy. BROOKLYN.
R sSs Ti Nicholson, pittsburgh s55 1885,
Ben lineup. the Indian pitcher with
Louisville. is firmly entrenched in the
batting leadership of the American
Association with an average of .311.
Rapp of St Paul went into tic
with Dresser, his teammate, for
honors in base stealing. each having
twenty-six. Bunny Brief of Kansas
city nosed ahead of Hargrave. st.
total of nine. The st. Paul slugger
has eight.
Miller. the Little Rock slugger, who
will join the Nationals in the fall. Is
leading the Southern Association in
home-run hitting with string of
fourteen and also continues to top the
hitters with an average of .346. Ellis
of Birmingham is second with 34I.
Carroll of Memphis is far out In
front in base stealing He has stolen
twenty-seven and also has scored
fifty EIGHT runs-the high mark of the
league. He is in fourth place in bait
ting with 1926.
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CHICAGO, July 10.--With new
world record within his grasp Babe
Ruth. the New York slugger today is
driving toward the batting champion
ship Of the American League.
Reposing in fourth place week
ago, the home run, king is now second
In the list of batters, with an average
Of .3ss-thirty- three points behind
George Sister, the ST. Louis star. who
Is leading the league. Ruth passed
the veteran iris Speaker OF Cleveland
and Joe jackson of Chicago. who are
tied for the rd-place honors. with
385. Sisler, in first place, Is batting
.419. The figures included yesterdays
games.
Ruth added one to his home-run
record during the week, making 1t
twenty-five. and connected with thir-
teen hits in nine games. In addition
he pulled away from Speaker FOR
scoring honors. He has crossed the
plate seventy. times. while the CIeVe-
lander is two runs behind him.
Rice of Washington continued to
burn the paths. and is far out in front
among the e-stea lers, with thirty
Ave thefts.
other leading batters are Weaver,
Chicago. 1855; Rice Washington. 800
Milan, Washington, .346; Johnston
Cleveland, 344; E. Collins. Chicago,
$40; Hendryx. Boston, .33S. ana
Felsch, Chicago. 1913.
Eayrs of Boston. pitcher. outneloer
Hprnsby as leader among National
League batters. who have partlci-
pated in forty or more games He Is
batting. 4O3 for forty-seven games
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WITH INDEPENDENT MINES

Headquarters Marines. playing for
the service team championship of the
east coast. handed the Quantico Ma
rines a to defeat yesterday. II
was the seventeenth straight victory
for Headquarters.
Judd & Detweiler took the first en-
gagement OF three-game series with
the Woodmen of the World. winning
to z Egleston starred.
The INDEPENDENT Juniors outplayed
the Rosedale Juniors In an 10
western Union trounced the Federal
Reserve nine, to 2 Extra base h'ts
featured. ,,,,
onnose the Rex Athletic Club in the
first game OF double heaoer
Union League Park tomorrow. wash
inrton Giants and Naval Gun rae
tory clash in the second game. RAY
will start at o'clock. ,,-,..
The Hecht Company and Aip, PINE
nine are scheduled to meet on tns
Monument lot diamond. NO. l. To-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Washington Council plays Keane
Council and Potomac Council enceun-
ter Spalding Council. in Knights 81
Columbus League games at Cath s..
University this AFTERNOON: Inc
game starts at 2:30 o'clock. ,,,
Dreadnaughts and Gibraltars WI WI
be opponents in game at Alexanoria
tomorrow afternoon. n.
Benning Shop nine is at York, "a.
this afternoon for a game with the
team of that town. ,,,-t.
Treasury of the Colored Depart'
mental League, and Bladensburg Atn.
letic Club meet this afternoon a.
Union League Park. at 3:So O'Clock:
Rex Juniors and Black Cats Nv WI
clash on Monument Lot diamond NO
tomorrow afternoon at 1880.
Candidates for the odd Fellow
mines, which will meet at Chesapeakt
Beach next Thursday, will practice
tuesday from to Z pm. on Monu
ment Lot diamond No. 2.
Herxls and Yankees play tomorrow
m orning at 10 o'clock on diamond NO
/. Monument Lot.
The Pythian team of the Fraterna
Iaarue will play it's initial game july
1S at Chesapeake Beach. Past Chan
cellor Cleveland Kennicutt OF Wep
ster Lodge. X. of p, has issued ne"
uniforms to the nine.
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EAST SCORES IN A. |.
Yankees, Red Sox and Macks Tri.
umph-Ruth Gets Present,
Hits 25th Homer.

With the exception of the Nationals,
eastern representatives came back at
their western rivals in strenuous
fashion yesterday in the American
League, the Yankees, Red Sox and
Macks scoring over the Tigers.
Browns and White Sox. respectively.
Led by Babe Ruth. who hammered
his twenty fifth homer of the season,
the Yankees opened batting as
sault that crushed the Tigers, to 8.
Ruth was presented with a diamond
studded fob by the Knights of CO.
lumbus.
Singles by Menosky, Foster and
Scott in the seventh inning gave the
Red Sox a 2-1 victory over the
Browns. The losers made ten hits OF
Bush. but they were scattered.
Homers by Perkins and Welsh: the
latters scoring two runners ahead,
in the early innings of the game,
gave the Macks a fast start to 5-4
verdict over the White Sox. Risberg's
error let the Athletics garner their
winning tally in the eighth.
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LITTLE ROCK CLUB LEADS.
Counts on Calvo and Carlson to
Help Win Southern Flag.

ATLANTA. Ga, July 10.-The half.
mile post" in the Southern Association
pennant race finds the Little Rock
Travellers leading in hot triangular
contest. with the Birmingham Barons
and the New Orleans Pelicans close
behind.
The Travellers won five and lost
three games since last Friday and
nosed ahead again, while New Orleans
and Birmingham were fighting a five
game series. The Pelicans won three
of the games.
The Travelrs have added another
hard hitting outf1elder in Calvo, OBJ
tained in deal with the Washington
Americans. Carlson, pitcher from
the same team.sis expected to round
out Manager Elberfeld's overworked
staff.
Calvo and Carlson did well yester-
day in their debut with the Travellers.
Calvo made a home run and two dou-
bles. stole a base and scored a pair
of runs in four times up. carlson
pitched three innings, allowing trio
of hits.
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DODGERS GO TO FRONT
Gain N. L. Lead by Dividing With
Cardinals, While Braves Are
Defeating Reds.

Sharing honors in double header
with the Cardinals while the Braves
nnauled the Reds, the Dodgers went 10
the top of the National League heap
yesterday. They are now leadlhs
with half game margin. The CUBS
jumped into the f1rst division when
they beat the Giants. and the Pirates,
losing to the Pills, descended into
the lower half
Galore and Milbus were easy for the
Cards in the To opening encounter,
but Mar1aux held them helpless IN
the second game. the Dodgers win
ming 8 to o. MamauX hit a double and
single. made a sacrifice and felded
brilliantly.
Bunching two singles and a double
with a pass in the seventh inning
gave the Braves all their runs ana
beat the Reds 3 to 1.
BARRIERS single. following Twom-
bleys hit, Hollocher's sacrifice, Ter
rvs out and an Intentional pass to
Robertson in the last half of the thir-
teenth inning gave the Cubs the run
that downed the Giants, 8 to 2. Frisch
of the Giants and Barber each made
four hits in sig times at bat
The pills registered their first tri-
umph of the season over the Pirates
when Rixey pitched his club to a Al
win.
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gra bling Evans offering. Shanks got
Chapmans rap and tagged O'Neill at
the platter, but no one got near SPEAK
ers crack to left, on which Bagby and
Evans treked homeward. Wood scratch
ed a hit to Harris before Gardner ended
it on his second appearance OF the in
ming with fly to Milan.
Iris still Going Strong.
Getting walk and a sacrifice, in adj
dition to three singles yesterday. Speak
err rounded out string of ten hits in his
last ten official times at bat. Spoke will
overhaul George Sisler for the leader
ship in batting if this pace is maintain
ed another day or so.
The Indians hurlefs have not sue
ceeded in curbing Rice's hitting streak,
his two safeties yesterday running his
string of consecutive hitting games up
to twenty-four. Steve O'Neill has put a
however. Sam failed again yesterday in
the only effort he made to steal.
Joe Engel emerged from the role Of
scout and went into active service
again yesterday. But not for long.
He went in to run after Zachery sin
gled in the ninth and was forced by
Judge.
Wood sent Milan hack to the ex-
IRENE corner in left for his fly in the
opener. Speaker. on first at the time.
got nearly to third before the ball de-
scended.
Chapman was picked off first by
Charity after he had singled in the
first inning. much to the chagrin or
the speed demon.
Speakers rap over second in round
one made his eighth in a row in three
games. His streak was broken in the
fourth inning, when. in the interest
of team work. he hunted to advance
Chapman.
!, Johnston underestimate Rice s
speed after making great one hand
stab of Sans roller in the fourth
Although Caldwell was covering flrst
Johnston elected to beat Rice to the
bag and failed. race between Rice
and Ray Chapman would settle LOT
of debate on the score of which is the
speedier afoot.
Shanks made a diving catch OF
O'Neilrs smash to rob him of hit
in the third and Ellerbe victimizee
him in a similar manner in the fifth
when he made a leaping clutch of his
bounder back of the pitchers box.
Caldwell looked foolish when Harris
stole in the fourth while the erstWhilt
telegrap her was holding the ball.
1t took Gardner six minutes by the
clock to walk and fill the bases in the
fruitless sixth inning and 1t required
only as many seconds for Wamby t.
Don and leave them all stranded.
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PICK j. s. PAIR To WIN
Johnston and Tilden Defeated at
Wimbledon French Racketers
They Meet Today.

EASTBOURNE, England. July 10
Todays play in the Davis cup eliml-
nation match between the United
States and France was looked for
ward to confidently by the admirers
Fof the American team as likely to de-
eide the issue in favor of the Yankee
players. The match carded for today
was the doubles between William M.
Johnston of California and William
T. Tilden of Philadelphia. the sAmeri-
can pair. and Andre H. Colbert and
william n. Laurentz. the French rep
resentatives.
The team winning three out of
possible five matches becomes the
victor, and to win the contest the
Am ericans needed only to capture
one more match. In the British ma
tional championships at Wimbledon
Tilden and Johnston met and defeat
ed Colbert and Laurentz, the pair
against whom they contend today
If Johnston and Tilden win today
lit Is the intention of Samuel Hardy,
captain Of the American team. to use
r. Norris Williams. I'd. and Charles
s. Garland. the other members of the
United States quartet, Monday in the
two remaining singles with the
French representatives.
Johnston and Tildeh played impress
sively in defeating Colbert and
Laurentz. respectively, in the singles
yesterday. LaurentS won the only
set the Frenchmen took.
Colbert got in magnificent volleying
and smashing and played heroiealiy
against the smashes of Johnston, who
was in excellent form.
Laurentz appeared to be much better
than in the recent tourney at Wimble-
dom, He reveled in low bounds. while
his volleying was exceptionally crisp.
At the net he frequently cut many OF
Tilden's brilliant drives to the lines. His
struggle with the American was far
keener than the scores indicated.
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no Cleveland Header Today LAND Young
Iris Speakers Leg Hurt
When He Takes Tumble

1t appeared for n few minutes
I'm the seventh inninG yesterday
that Manager Speakers services
a. n player might be 1851 10
In reaching sec md when forced
by weed In the double play that
ended the round speaker's
spikes caught in the bag and he
fell heavily on his left leg: IL
was feared his ankle nae
before he WAS able to limp TO
his position nnd resuIne play.
He retired In faver Of Jameson
after the tribe piled up n sn!c
lend in the eighth. The ankle
has been tightly STRAPPED. no
Spoke thfn morning said ne ex-
pected to carry on NJ usual.
The Indians could Ill nnora 10
lose their pilot and star stieker'
even for n few days.
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IN AMATEUR LEAGUES

After scoring Ave runs In the first
inning, Center Market couldn't check
the Highland Athletic Club in the
Potomac League yesterday. Highland
staged batting rallies In the sixth
and seventh, tying the count. and the
game was called after the tenth with
the score Sill. In another contest
the Navy Filters defeated the ARMY
Birdmen, to l.
Finance overcame an early lead
gained by Naval Hospital ana won
the Departmental League engage
ment 9 to g.
Although outbatted. Bureau main
tanned it's lead in the Government
League second series by vanquishing
Commerce, s to S. Barber, of the
losers. hit safely in each Of Mis- five
times at bat
Registers went on a batting spree in
the Treasury League. getting twelve
hits, including four for extra bases,
and beating Auditors, IL to s.
zone came to life in the late in
nings of the Navy Yard League con-
test and nosed out 7-to-6 win over
Zone 2. The batting of Oertel and
Hiser featured.
General Supply Depot showed the
way to Selective Service in 6-3
War League argument.
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CREWS AHEAD.
Lincoln Park Boat Club Wins An
nual Central States Regatta
With 20 1-2 Points.

CHICAGO. July 10.-The Lincoln
Park Boat Club of Chicago yesterday
won the, central states annual ANA
teur rowing regatta at the Municipal
pier with total of 23is points. Grand
Rapids Boat and Canoe Club of Grand
Rapids, Mich, was second. with 1914
points. Members of the winning club
Will participate in the national re-
gatta, to be held at Worcester, Mass.
July "a. at which time the final events
for the selection of crews for the
Olympic games will be held.
The sunni aries.
Senior singles-Won by Joseph Kortlander.
Grand Rapids: James b. Salem Lincoln Park.
second Time. 1901
Senior four oars-Woh by Illinois Valley
Yacht and Canoe Club. Peoria. Western Row
ing Club, st. Louis, second. Time. 1.2o.
and Canoe Club; Lincoln Park Boat Club.
crew No. 1, second. Time, II ~.
Senior eight--Wen by Lincoln Park Boat
Club. crew No. /; Detroit Boat Club. second.
Junior eights-won by Lincoln Park Boat
e ess So s Second P1s rssa Boat Club
Senior barge-Won by Central Rowing Club
Of St. Louis; Western Rowing Club Of ST.,
Louis, second. Time. 4.40
Junior foufs-won by Lincoln Park Boat
Club Of Chicago. crew No. .: Lincoln Park
Junior singles-won by H. A. Clarke. De
trot Boat Club, Detroit, Mich: julius Peter
sen of the Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe
Club, second. Time. 100.
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CUP DEFENDER MAY GLIDE
ON WAVES AGAIN TODAY

NEW YORK, July 10.-Work has
progressed so far in the measurement
of the Resolute, defender of the
Americas cup, at Brooklyn drydock,
that the yacht probably will DE
launched again today. No attempt
will be made to measure her sail area
until the craft is in the water.
The defender will be taken to Sandy
Hook, where she probably will have a
tuning -up spin on Sunday. Nat Her.
reshoff. designer of the yacht, will in
speet her today.
The challenger for the cup is ex-
pected to be finished Monday, when
the yacht will be launched and taken
to Sandy Hook.
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SAILING OF OLYMPIC
ATHLETES IS DELAYED

NEW YORK, July 10.-Changes In
the sailing plans of the American
Olympic team have been made. The
several hundred athletes who will
compose the bulk of the United
States representation at Antwerp will
leave on the transport Princess Ma
toika about July rs and arrive at
Antwerp about August Z.
The shift in the arrangements will
necessitate holding the team in or
near New York for fully a week after
the final try-outs in Boston July Is
and II.
II originally was planned for the
team to sail on July 20 on the United
States Army transport Northern Pa
cific That vessel, however, has been
withdrawn from service.
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PLAYING FOR GOLF TITLE.
Watkins and Jones Contesting for
Southern Honors.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 10. -
Ewing Watkins of this hlty and Bob
by Jones of Atlanta are playing for
the southern golf championship. to-
Ridley of Atlanta by 10 up and 10 to
go, having been is up at the end Of
the morning eighteen holes The
Albanian made 20 in the morning,
breaking the course record Of -
which he himself set early in the
week. watkins won his semi final
from r. S. Hickey of Atlanta, up
and 2.
Perry Adair of Atlanta, with a u.
won the medal in the play off for the
best qualifying score against Pollack
Boyd of Chattanooga, who made
an 80.
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most as much of an institution as the
Broadway he stands on. Despite his
huge displacement Mcdonald is an
excellent allround athlete.
Pat landed on our shores from
County Clare at the age of seven
teen-which was quite a few years
ago Naturally the first time he at
tended an outing at Celtic Park
which was at the first opportunity
he also took part in the athletic
sames. He picked up the shot and
without the least resemblance to
form" hurled 1t by main strength
i,any feet beyond the best efforts of
the day Some one told w. e. Quinn,
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Tie for Lead at Chess.

ATLANTIC CITY. July 1o;-stasch
,slntnwaki of Los Angeles and
Charles Jaffe of New York tied Tor
the lead in the masters chess tourna-
ment when Mlotowski won ms az
- cornell The standing: Jaffe and
W,otkowski, one and one-half games
each; Frank J. Marshall. United
states champion; Meidich and Sharp,
one each; jackson, none.
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SPENDING TWO MILLION
IN RACE FOR $525 CUP

r~o ,r,,I,or tloltnrs for the pos
..sstor ~ = battered silver cup.
Thnf "a what Sir Thomas Upton
and United states yachtsmen are
paying for the Americas cup:
Witch years ago WINS purchased
for 100 guineas t&525D.
Once the series II ended the
yachts arc worth only what they
bring In junk. Nothing Is more
worthless than mn Amerfcas cup
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STAR SWIMMERS ENTER.
Olympic Tests Start Today In New
York and Chicago.

NEW YORK. July 10.-Fifty of the
best American woman swimmers and
divers were entered in the final Olym-
mic tryout at Manhattan Beach to-
day. Many Of the competitors have
set worlds and American records.
CHICAGO. July 10.-Olympic try
outs in nine swimming events drew
manv Of the best known swimmers in
the country here today. Because Of
the large entry. opportunities to
qualify will be given today and Sum
day. a r1.no
1uiu are strongly represented in each
avent and several men have entered
from the Army and Navy.
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GRLEES ADD WORKMAN
TO STAFF OF HURLERS
Drop Third Straight to Tribe When
Defense Cracks Back of Zach.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

wobby pitching staff OF the Nationals
the telegraph clark
render assistance in
MOUNDS
able another
league obtained Bale Workman
his
the OF
which has
Leahs
the Nationals Monday he
also hunt tor
have met with
pS1CCeS
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SANDLOTTERS SEEK GAMES

Headquarters Marines are prepared
to meet any team in the District or
vicinity Games can be arranged with
Sergt snyder by telephoning Main
1890 branch 1872. !.
Manager Smith of the Cadillacs
would like to schedule Saturday after
noon games for his team. He may be
called on telephone. Franklin $500.
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JAPANESE STARS SAIL.
Kumagae and Kashio in Group
That Goes to Olympics.

NEW YORK. July 1o-Japan's dele
cation OF Olympic athletes left New
York on board the steamship Olympic
for Antwerp Thursday. Most pfofni-
nent in the group were Ichiya Ku-
magae and Seiichiro Kashio. the
tennis stars, who have been in this
country for several years. They are
to Join s.. Shimid1u. the other Nip
ponese tennis expert in the interna-
tional tournament at Antwerp, and
together will form the most formida
BILE tennis team that ever represented
Japan in competition.
The track athletes are on the third
lap Of their journey to Europe. hav-
ing, crossed the Pacific and then the
American continent to New York.
where .for a week or more they COM
pleted their training on local cinder
tracks. In the group of athletes that
sailed were K Sano, X. Yashima. r.
Miura. g. Kanakwri, 2. Mogi, j. Kano,
8. Saito and T. Oura.
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RACKE1ERS ARE BUSY.
Chevy Chase at Dumbartori and
Four Matches in Suburban.

Chevy Chase racketers visit Dunn
barton Club this afternoon for a
Washington Tennis Association match
of SIX singles and three doubles.
Dumbarton is leading the circuit. hav-
ing won all three matches played.
There should be some good tits in
the Suburban League, which is
staging the following matches: Hol-
mead at Euclid. Fairmont at Bureau
of Standards. MontroSe at Racquet
and Argyle at Capital.
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Cobb Will Not Manage
While He Il Plavinp

A few weeks ngo the rumor
went the rounds that TT Cobb
would soon be nppOinted man.
aEer 0f the TieefA.
A close friend approached Ty.
who repliedi 81 am a bail play
er and not n manager. / have
troubles enough playing the
game, without the addittofihl
burdes OF management. A 1
look MT II now, when the Inst
man Is oat my work Ii over for
the day. The manager atevvs all
night ngufine why the team
lest or why the pitchers failed
to come through ana a lot Of
other worrieA. No management
for me-" went ON TSrAs.
"Perhaps when my uIaytnk
days are over 1 may take up
the task OF management, but
not 30 long ms I am cntortinx
ON the ball field.-
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RACE MEET ENDS TODAY.
Free-for-All Pace Feature of North
Randall Card.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 10.-The
opening meeting of the 1920 grand
circuit season will come to close
at North Randall today. The free-for-
all pace, with seven of the greatest
side wheelers in training named to
start is the feature.
Peter Coley, driven by Charles VAL
cntine of Columbus. yesterday won
the Ohio stake of $4,000 for EOS class
trotters in three straight heats.
The Tavern stake, purse $1,000. was
won by Alta Donovan, driven by
Tommy Murphy of Poughkeepsie, N.
V. which took the second and third
heats.
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173 IN TITLE SINGLES.
Record Entry Lists for National
CLAW Court Tourney.

CHICAGO. July 10-The national
clay court championship will begin at
the South Side Tennis Club this after
noon. -
One hundred and seventy-three sim
giles entries and more than sixty in
doubles are in the hands of the com
mfttee today. making record in both
classes for the tourney.
Roland Roberts and Lindley- Murray
are the most prominent players entered,
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IN BOXING TEST FINALS.

PITTsBURGHs Pa. July 1o.-Eight
two Cleveland, Ohio, entries and one
McKeesport, Pa, boxer survived the
eleven preliminary bouts in the mid
die western, Olympic games, boxing
tryouts for the finals tonight. The
winner in each class will qualify for
the national finals at New York next
week