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Dok Sic uaiga oIfes gifen tpiro.
cs1r0i,ln ser seIt belpeiien
The New York herald., 1921-07-16

7. n Giants vs. fs,SSSsn.ooHsS,
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Five Players Arrested on
Way From Phillies' Park

Special Despatch TO TIE NEW York HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Five men
who according to the polio esaid they are
members of the Philadelphia National
League ball team. were arrested at Tenth
and Crestnut streets late this after
noon after a pursuit OF nearly two
squares by mounted policeman. They
were charged with disorderly conduct
and will be given hearing in the Gen.
trail Station tomorrow, morning.
The prisoners said they are Frank L.
Bruggy. of Elizabeth. N. J.; Clifford
Lee, Of Denver; Joseph A. Rapp. of Gin
cinnati; Fred Williams. of Three Lakes
Wis. and James Smith. of Pittsburgh.
Bruggy and Lee are the names OF
catchers of the Phillies. Rapp. a third
baseman. was formerly with the Giants
Williams plays in the outheld, and Smith
second base. An additional charge OF
assault and battery was placed against
Smith.
/ The five were in an automobile on
their way In from the ball park. when
they met another car containing Morris
Sinister and Theodore Tannebaum. An
argument took place. and II Is claimed
that the ball players used abusive Ian
guage, and Smith was said to have
punched Shuster.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Joe Murphy and Mechanic
Narrowly Escape Death
Driver Shaken Up and Inghi-
bert's Ribs Broken in France.

LEMANs, France. July 15.-Driver Joe
Murphy and Mechanic Inghibert were
injured to-day when a Deusenberg rae
ing car, which they were trying out
over the course where the grand prix
of the Automobile Club OF France will
be run, turned turtle. Both men had
miraculous escapes through being thrown
clear OF the car. Murphy was cut and
shaken. but had no serious injuries.
Inghibert, however. had three ribs
broken. He was taken to a hospital
and will be unable to enter the race,
which will be run on July 25.
The machine was travelling at a high
rate of speed when the accident occurred.
The spill was caused by a horse which
hurdled the fence of an adjoining field
and stopped in the middle of the track.
Murphy was compelled to pull UP sharply
and ran into a ditch.
The three Italian entries have been
scratched from the race.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Oxford Cambridge Athletes
Work at the Tigers Stadium

PRINCETON, N. j., July 15.-Four
members of the Oxford-Cambridge track
team arrived at Princeton tonight and
will spend the week end with the Prince
ton squad which is in training here.
Capt. B. G.. B. Rudd, Milligan Kent,
Hughes and the Ingrahams comprised
the party. The visit is primarily a So
cial one, due to the friendship made
during Princeton's three weeks visit to
Oxford prior to the meeting of last
summer.
However the British athletes braved
the rain this afternoon and worked out
under the arches of the Palmer Stadium
with the Princeton team. Eleven of the
Tiger athletes are now at Princeton
Stevenson, the new national quarter mile
champion, having arrived from Califor-
MIA yesterday. The remainder of the
squad comprises Lourie. McKim, John
son, Capt. McCulloch, Foresman, Rich
Massey, Baker, Speers and Emory. Hal
sey has not arrived from the coast and
Rogers, the distance runner, is training
in Maine for the present. Troupe, the
Princeton high jumper, was unable to
report because of an injured ankle, and
his substitute has not yet been picked.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
BRITISH ATHLETES
START PREPARATION
Have Initial Workout in Har-
ward Stadium-Agree on
Rules for Meet.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 15.-Thirteen
of the athletes from Oxford and Cam
bridge started their workouts for their
meet with Harvard and Yale to-day,
finding the stadium track much to their
liking. The visitora went at things
pretty hard for the first day. but intend
to let up tomorrow and expect to be
we'll ov6r any soreness by the first of the
week.
The Englishmen are following no set
training rules, but appear to be in very
good trim. The runners all limbered up,
Stallard the miller. and Abrahams. the
sprinter, looking particularly Fit for the
competition. Oxford's big hammer
thrower, Nobes, went out to throw more
than $50 feet on his first trial, but the
jumpers worked out their leg muscles
rather tran tried to get height or dis
tance.
The visitors reiterated to-day that
they are willing to abide by any rules
the American teams may make. 1t has
been practically decided to allow six
performances for the field event men
and allow these to stand as the finals.
Only first place in the ten events will
count. Whether there VIII be 22O yard
dash will be determined on Sunday when
Capt. Rudd of the Oxford team arrives
and then, also, it will be decided whether
second places will count in the point
rating of the meet If there is a tie on
first places
The American athletes did not work so
hard as yesterday, Billy Queal had the
longer distance runners do lot or
springing and pickup work, Feldman
started and ran fast for 120 yards. The
hurrlers continued to do light work.
Yales shotputter, Jordan, has arrived
and did forty-two feet his first day out.
Tommy Campbell will be here tomorrow
but the other Western travellers have
not been heard from. At the request of
tie English team all the athletes will
hold their workouts together. 1t is
definitely stated that George Trowbridge.
formerly of Princeton. will not be able
to run the hurdles for the Englishmen,
who had counted on him to win the
event.
Gustavus T. Kirby Of New York, pres
ident of the intercollegiate A. A. A. A.,
will referee the meet. to be held at the
Harvard Stadium on July %. Other
officials announced include w. f. Garce-
Ion and Fred w. Moore of Harvard and
Henry G. Lappear of Yale as marshals.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16

from the courtroom because of the pos
slble influence on the jury.
Among the prominent witnesses who,
1t Is said, will be in court Monday are
George M. cohan, John j. McGraw.
Charles A. Comislley, Ban Johnson, Kid
Gleason. the loyal White Sox and the
entire Cincinnati Red team. The trial
Will last three to four weeks, according
to Prosecutor George E. German.
The defence plans to move that the
Grand Jury statements of Eddie Cicotte,
Claude Williams and Joe Jackson, in
dicted White Sox players, be barred from
the trial and that no reference to them
be permitted in the States opening
statement. The defence will contend
that the evidence given the Grand Jury
by these men cannot be used even against
themselves. although they signed i'm
munity waivers before testifying.
Another motion planned by the de-
fence Is for dismissal of the last two
counts in the indictments. These indct-
ments charge conspiracy to defraud Ray
Schalk, White Sox catcher. out of about
s1,700 the difference between the win
ner's and losers share in the series
money and to injure and defraud the
Chicago American League baseball club.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
The Fishing In Jamaica Bay Is Disappointing.

srhe weakfIsh and fluiee IN Jamaica Bay
have suddenly made UP their minds not 20
bite, and try as the guides VIII they cannot
get them 20 take even the most enticing bait.
"A few arc being picked M, but not In num-
bers worth while. McCann OF Canarsie says
no is stumped and can give no real reason
as IN why the fishing has fallen OF. but he
Is hopeful that n viii come back shortly.
The fish BIT we'll for time In June and
every one predicted "A real old fashioned
weakflsh season. Two weeks ago thcy sud
denly stopped hitinr They came back for
Just ono day and good catches were made.
Cinder worms were blamed by Fome for the
poor BAGS. while others attributed II 70 the
oil in tho bay. Whatever the cause the
faii were NOT 20 bc had and they have not
hoen biting worth while for over two weeks
indifferent catches Of fluke have been made
with one renl good haul by one OF the guides
but like the weakfshng. II has fallen away
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
,veRlxfish Scarce In The Lower Ray This
Season.

wcakfish In Princess BAY and at the Great
Kills seem 10 be almost n memory. The fish
do not come 70 the Staten Island shore the
way they used 20. Timo wns when Charles
Newman. known "a 'the Bronzed Fisher
man" used 10 so out among tho oyster
sieken ard flsh between Great Kills and
HcRunmont and take weakfish by the score.
fIa WAS voll known figure with two rods
siicking up In his boat.
The oyster stakes off the Great Kills was
ouoa n famous place for weakfish and many
Naw York fishermen were on these grounds
every day during the season. Princess Bay
was another coveted spot where many fish
errnen went 70 try their luck. This season
40 far Just one school of fish came into these
grounds and n bont that happened 10 be on
the grounds with good supply Of bait bath
cred In thirty OF them. This is the only catch
reported that was worth while.
There are plenty OF fishermen out after
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Yankee Six Meter Boats
Arrive at Isle of Wight

CowEs, Isle of Wight, England, July
15.-The four six meter yachts which
will represent the Seawanhaka-C Corin-
THAN Yacht Club in the series of races
later in the summer for the new British
American cup. arrived here last night
on board the freight steamer Francesca
of the Ellerman-Wilson Line.
They were greeted with the flag signal
"Welcome" and the American flag.
which was flown from the Royal Yacht
Club squadron fiagstaffs. Similar flags
were flown on the houses of the Royal
London Yacht and other clubs.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16

H. Rumsay Green of Greenwich has pur-
chased from +. C. Henderson the so foot
power cruiser Natawa. The transfer was
made by Frank Bovine Jones. Natawa has
speedway engines.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Defence Claims Presence Might
Influence Jury, Chosen At
ter Examining 900.

Special Despatch TO TIE New YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO, July 15.-The jury to try
seven former White Sox players and
four alleged gamblers accused in the
1919 worlds series scandal was com
rleted to-day. Nearly two weeks was
occupied in examining almost 600 venire-
men. Judge Friend adjourned court
until Monday
1t was intimated to-day that Attorney
Henry A. Berger of the defence VIII
attempt to show at the trial next week
that the Ill feeling existing between Ban
Johnson. president of the American
League. and Charles A. Comiskey. owner
OF the White Sox, was one OF the motives
behind the prosecution.
A lively tilt is expected between attor-
neys for the prosecution and the defence
when the latter endeavor to have Judge
X. NJ. lands. baseball arbiter, barred
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Triple Play Feature Of
Victory by White Sox
Kerr Wins Eleven Inning
Game From Senators.

CHICAGO, July Is (American) Dick
Kerr won his first extra inning game
since coming to the American League,
ana his initial victory over Washington
this season, when Chicago beat the Sem
ators. to 2. in eleven innings to-day.
In the seventh Earl Sheely started a
triple play. With one run In and men
on second and first, Erickson lined to
sheely, who stepped on first doubling
ORourke. and threw to Johnson, who
touched second before Charity could
return. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
AN IMPROVEMENT.

We understand
golf championship Washington
caddy with
the ba went
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over the backsop but at
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versaton consists mainly of Hello while
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The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Notes of the Yankees.

Last week the Yankees played exhibi-
tion games In Rochester. Before they
get home they are to play In Akron and
Cincinnati.
This was Johnny Tobin day. and an
automobile was presented TO the crack
outfielder of the Browns.
Huggins will stay here a day or two
to recuperate from operations on his
infected cheek. He was much better
to-day.
The Tanks have played TO rather
small business here. after big business
In Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Bar Lands From
Worlds Series Trial
Not One of Jurymen
ie of the Fan Type

n OHIcAGO. July 15.-The jury
chosen for the worlds series
trial is made up of two
clerks. two machinists. telephone
repair man, q stationary engineer
the foreman OF a motor company. a
steel worker, salesman. a florist,
a hydraulic press operator and the
foreman Of stock yards rendering
plant.
All but two are married and their
ages range from 80 to A.
All said they understood baseball
and occasionally saw major league
games, but none has ever played
semi-pro or pro baseball and none is
q student of the game or of the
fan" type.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Olympic Stars at Brighton.

a miniature Olympic aquatic carnival
Will be held In the open-ar pool of the
Brighton Beach Baths this afternoon. start
ing mt o'clock. A majority of the en-
trants In each of the events on the pro-
gramme competed In the Antwerp classic
last year. The feature contests are n water
polo match between the New York A. G. and
an all-star college team: a 100 yard hand-
cap swim, in which Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey
will start from scratch. and n fancy diving
handicap competition. IN which Miss Helen
Wainwright. national champion, will be on
the back mark.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16

The boats fishing the inshore grounds at
Long Beach are getting fair messes OF bass
and porgies. They struck into them about
ten DAYS ago and good messcs wero brought
Into Wreck Lead, Queenswater and Freeport.
One catch was $40 for six men, and there
were porgies. some Of which weighed over
three pounds
These porgies are now schoolcd up. and
when fishing pilot happens TO drop his
anchor IN the rinht location the passengers
VIII make killing. The porglos seem to
be like the weakfish IN Jamaica Bay-here
to-day and somewhere else tomorrow. Fair
catches OF bass have been made on the in
shore grounds also and somo on the offshore
grounds.
Boats fishing the Cholera Banks came In
with good takes OF bass. However. the bass
fishing is not what II In the old days
when Deacon White was running the old
Atlantic out Of Wreck Lead, for In those
deys the baskets full and bags besides"
was reality.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

LED FOR TO-DAY.
Now York IN Detroit.
Boston In Chicago.
Philadelphia IN Sc. Louis.
Washington In Cleveland.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Indians Lose a Pitchers
Battle to Red Sox
Pennock Injuries Hand and
Has to Retire.

CLEVELAND, July 10 (American) -
Boston won another pitchers battle
from Cleveland to-day. to 2.
Pennock injured his pitching hand
when he stopped a line drive by Sewell
and had to retire.
Catcher O'Neill of Cleveland made his
first appearance in a game since May
80. acting as a pinch hitter The score:
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Totals 40 2 1892 10 2 Totals. 80 3 "a IS 4
1.-TWO out whom winning run was scored
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wcatfIsh R,t,nr In Bnrnegnt Bay.

George Hpllett Of the Bay View Hotel.
waretown, y. j.. says the weakfish are bit
ing now in Barnegat Bay and That good
out from the hotel on July 10 bngged n big
mess of wcRkfsh and there were some of
eight pounds among thcm. The smallest or
these fish was two pounds. Tho fishing was
off for While. but II has picked right up
again.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Bass Continue to Bite on the KIondihc Bank

A number of boats from Sheepshead Bay
fished the Klondike Bank on Wednesday and
they all got good messes OF bass. They were
the big humpback variety that appeal "a
ruch regulars as Hy Julius and Arthur
Thornton. There we're S04 aboard the Evelyn
with Charlie Eckhardt high hook with
twenty-nine. j. and G. Wlegand had twenty
aeveni j. Finn. twenty-three, and J. Mag
wax and William Arcogat, twenty-one each.
pr. Riuenhouse and s. q. Scheeberg had
twenty-five.
All Of the boats that fished these grounds
caught many more fish than has been usual
In tho past two seasons.
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Southern Association.

Little Rock, II; New Orleans. (flrst
gamel.
Little Rock. q New Orleans, o (second
game, seven innings).
Birmingham. o: Nashville, o.
Atlanta, 4; Chattanooga, 3.
Memphis, 4 Mobile, O.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Browns Not for Sale.

ST. LOUIS. July I5-phil Ball. owner n,
the st. Louis Americans, to-day denied
rumors that the club was for sale. Com
taker might purchase the team. Mr. BalI
said: We don't need an undertaken as yet.
although we are pretty sick"