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in g order: | jpbdance, Pl N Ital ghland Godin; spe MMisses Marcelle Godin frgaret McGuire. “Kinderfolka, Chimes plalyground girls. Specialty—Russian dance, Dlara Blinn and Viola Souk: Virginia Reel, Playground girls Specialty, Irish Jig, Misses A vValukonis and Esther Biackman. The dances were rendered un the direction of Miss May Beg who has charge the K playground gir Fling, of of 15t the ay- | Liss | ian | and Dunkirk, nna der ley, stréet WHERE HERRMARN STANDS Member of National Commission Gives Views of That Body On Base- ball Classic. edito! Herrm In a letter New York the following to say 's series to the sporting Sun, Garry in the has the reg will is fully ebal quite sure you 1 me when this matter that Organized ¥ ruling = The| derstood defyi i g the War no retary Baker enclo bulletin on this subject is self explan- | that ruled fivst in 1 sup anding i has not inde We to On atory. My Secretary of baseball wa on the September. his original mental rul he was anxlous to see the gamc tinued. What has been done by is to extend the time of puttin work or fight’ order into effe the first of July to the first of ber. 25 op contrary, ind the ruling 1 other words, at that time thin the draft age classifications will be sential employm if they p ers v deferred quired to seek es in doing so can and ag who are r of inn rd to cree un- s Sec- | sed the that | of »oth ple- made, he indicated that con- | - | other in} re- ent, to, be governed by the amended selective regulations which the player must be his local hoard or the hc in which employment to seven service prov first, that either by in the territory to seek essential {hen om to file his statement. The finding must be made and ce his own local board and to the dist rd which he n apr means red tape and H iven threc eupon fie boz from has all of whick sequently de “The world's series will be ove seven or cight days at the most. will notice from our bulletin that owners will co-operate with the p! ers and the Government in fing essential employment for all the p to do so as ers required quickly ide, notified | vard he is found | a to rict Seal, ~on- r in You club lay- ling lay- possible and will not wait until thes their boa essential notice from will obtain ployment much more quickly tha they went along under the reg routine. This surely must indicat everyone that we with the government instead ring or delaying them. “In addition the world's ment now adopted provides “If there is > obj the Government.’” If t tain we will wishes set proper Thus they of seric cifically, b thereto b; is why it tr quite ce 1gainst their AUG. HE IRBER lerman Walter the baseball orts IN ARMY. Chillic Gerber e, ( for Amer nd T St 10 Aug hort ssociation Columbu team for the camp us draft recently Browns, terda gent reported a here with a Colum!} cor Gerber is one of three players to through the work or fight order ting professional ball players in t of nen-essential occupations, be called into rds. em- n if ular e to co-operating | hin- on here not MANN. )hio, mer ican nore Louis yes- 1tin- put- the as | C . NATION- CUBS BEAT DODG ‘Z CUURRKEWENS zfi’i’ BOSTON—OTHER BOXIN G G ERS—NO AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES SCHEDULED—PIONEERS EXPECT TO BEAT N ITEMS—“POP” GEERS ADDS ANOTHER VICTORY J - LAS CHAIRMAN B8 CommitreEe - PUR COURSE~ TH LN TH URSELUES AT = ‘EARS ARE | T & wELeoME MOST COUNTRY- FIRST HUNDRED Tt HE Copyright, 1918, by The Tribune Association (New York Tribune) MATTY PLANSFOR | WAR WORK OVERSEAS Famos Player-Manager ~ Will, Help in Gas Delense Service | Christy Mathewson, former ing r of the New York present manager of the Cincinnati to go abroad at the conclu- sion of the National league race, member chemical warfare | unit work in pitch- | Giants, and Reds, i 1 of 3 that will do line service | France ison, in charg of which originally Defense Service, re- confirm the re- however, that pplication “join up" as soon of managerial | Major Richar i | fit was fused | port. 1t i | Mathew pers and cx he is 1 duties in Cincinnati Major Haughto former | president of Boston Braves and { coach of the ard football team; ‘Bink” Re Lothrop Wo | thington 1910 vars football Log famous identified vesterday to inderstood, rects t his as Ve Perey th Hau ynolds and the Harvard team, and John athletc with who are ready this branch | service. The fare Service are fourth street, and there last Thursday application for enli | betw the Reds the Grounds | from ietin he he to Cincinnati them to the Warfare Sery ! metime | | W Forty- called malke formel The game and the Giants at prevented Matty | application and with him will return the Chemical Chemical 19 West Mathews to ment office the n en Polo co his s ken his papers whence he 1 offices ice ago wson was sug | gested as a ¥ A. baseball d rector for our s in France, but declined the invitation. soldic AT SARATOGA N. ¥. Aug. 10 methods that are dark and traine Saratoga, and terious the races | toga, in | Take for instance uesday he w he ponderous nished so far covered Wi the same mile every respect except the tracl muddy night 1z made all under a pull six lengths, we Foy ana 1t themselves. | vs my are a class . On t ing with L fat man. He that he sterday, [ the dust ¥ course, similar that the soil from ov th in rear w ove wits he an i wnd be W odds I 20, Aug. 10.-~The possibi o Denipses boxing match van- 15 announc- val scheduled benefit s war he 1 1 a result failing officials, \ e committec prohibit | ¢ ith idan | who in turn | number o have ta cago ton return to their Willard, Ted were among 1 the match hoxers werc ken p n the carnival in C'h ¢ i vill expected the Jess | 1 homes tomorrow and J. Kilbane arrivals tonight Lewis the % | me | Bri | shoots of Champion, over the Pione | Johnson, | schroeder, 1 GIANTS PLAN SHC th G A change in the New York remainder of the nounced yesterday Foster, the clul Leaving here rapid swing of am will return ason at e dates follow August 14, exh ronto; August 15, Cincinnati tion at Dayton, 22 and 23, at Chi Louis * er); August 28 Brooklyn; August Polo Grounds, tw 31st; September (double-header) Tuesday August Ohio; YRT ¢ itinerary ants for son was an- John B. secretary night for the West, the st to end its ASON of the eas y by Boston on Labor Day. Gt ibition 16 and at To- 117, at 18, exhibi- August 21, icago; August (doubie-head- and 29 at 30 and 31, at 0 games on 2, at Boston COLUMBIAS Fast Game Pron Groun The Columbias, wk sure of several t of s tested tomorrow when they f er ain leading pitchers Champion a state-wide reputatior many of the leading to succumb to his off Columbias defeat hin he occupies the mo Pioncers of New B have T The lis street called at already > will be a o’clock have a victo: dc eral weeks who came o ilor is thr ipe will cag v defeat and to ward off the locals. much pro sterling pitchi All ind battl a the them will F. McDermott, Underhill Welch, found Kiniry, 1lon, ¢ White 1 are he pion bers of who gives into a s seil mbias Orsi rde, man, & and will R be with Champion JOI CANTILLON SFE Minnenpolis, Aug for nine Minneapolis Club of ociation, h h tl M. w Y service the OVERLAND MANROSS AUTO €0, ed the battle have while ramphell ed UNDAY. 8. 10 have taken the eams in the te exceptional strength, will be prop- afternoon at New face the puzzling who was one of in the Iastern a pitcher has a 1 and has forced semi-pro erings and if the 1 tomorrow when und for the strong they will ritain, staged at the El- nd play will be The Columbias ry to their credit feating them sev- k Connors, at Pelham Bay, ripping double The Pioneers igma of on Cham- ng mem- 3obby Goodman, mise of develop- southpaw, will for the to rely slug: signment point both are afford to out. The the following O'Gara, J. Meade, Good- umason, Griffin the following the Pioneers Lynch, Goeb, Dudach ications nd as cannot it ne, nd Kania S SERVICE. 10.—Joe Cantil- manager of the American As overse the = Columbus for AG Storage and Accessories, Repair Work Phone 2227 a Specialty. 139 Arch St. At Ellis Street | clubs | l President Whistling SEC. HEYDLER IN Severs Connection With Game | 10.—The former Au resigna- | Tener, York, John Pennsylvania, New tion of ernor of of the National Baseball gov- ! as president League, was accepted today by a special committee of club presidents authorized to take such action. A (N liam ¥, H. Ebbets the committee, Mr. Tener, ed by Hempstead of 2 Wil- Baker of Philadelphia and C. of retiring letter to sig w York, of Brooklyn, membe: the his construction wished league leader success in venture | in the highway and termed his withdrawal * a hea loss” to the national organizatian. Until the annual meeting in De- cember the league's affairs will be conducted by John A. Heydler, secre- tary and treasurer. “In compliance with your letter of August 6, submitted to all Natioaal League club presidents, this commit- tee has been ithorized to accept your ignation to take effect at once “In taking this action we we have ned a heavy in accepting your resignation we to ure of our highest and give you very best your new field of endeavor “We realized did, t was impossible to successful- 1y conduct both prises the different an tail busine: re feel that and wish sust: loss you esteent our wishes in for o vou vou thesc weter requires large ente! is so v much 1y | de- GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS Pop Geers Hangs Up Another Victory The caught in unfamiliar attitude at the Hog Island N Yard the launched what We chief executive an vy as first boat x\nls‘,‘ With Single G, at Cleveland—Other he it is whistl- “The Guess 5 Races, don’t thinlk is the ing Watch i Cleveland, O., Aug. Single G, | by Pop Geer heats the an Rhine." won in straight North of and Circuit meeting The the race, 2:01 1-4 and 2:02, was con- sidered remarkable considering the heavy track. The second half of the final mile was paced 59 1-2 seconds | and the la quarter in .29 1-4 Both heats were hard fought opening Starter Walker had gelting the field away and until the fourteenth score did he ve the word. William, second choice to Kingle | G, led into tI the H vorite driven CAN THE KAISER all the free for at rd card of the ( pace Randall yest feature o the getaway here. time for summer In the | trouble not stretch the ith There ta- ' . ' straight heats. outside and drew | William i hort distance second Single came on terms 2 on for : in led all the avorite to went to and heat G wa on even latter then Single the only th way The best way to set about it is t get ready for winter by canning vege tables and fruits. F.ree book of in structions on canning and drying may be had from the National War Garden Commission, Washington, D\ C. for two cents to pay postage. wi il T 2:08 South i class trot easily the pace and Telford won the won 2 trot iv PRES. TENER OUT; | Pit | Cincinnati Lorry more time to get into Established 1886 GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE | Remember that at our Half Yearly Sale Hart, Schaffner &} Marx Suits Are being sold at prices worth infinitely more SHIRT SALE CONTINUED THIS WEEK We Sell Lee Union-Alls the one-piece work garment made in biue, khaki and stife! stripe NATIONAL LEAGUE Pirates Defeat Reds in Advanced Schedule Game—Cubs Even Up Series With Robins. Pittsburgh, Aug. 10—An advanced ame from the “work or fight”” period of next month was played here yester- day betwen Cincinnati and the Pir- ates, the latter winning 4 to Mil- ler was hit freely and was relieved | after the fourth inning by Hill, who stopped the score drive. The decid- ing run was made in the seventh | when, with the score tied, Mollwitz’s | squeeze bunt sent Southworth over | | the plate. i Score: i hiee! burgh 00012010x—4 9 002100000—3 8 and Wingo; Hill, Mille 5 0 Schneider r nd Schmidt. 8, Brooklyn Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 10.—Chicago cvened up its series with Brooklyn yesterday by winning the final game, | by the score of 8 to 2. Robertson was hit hard and received poor sup- | port The Superbas opened up on | Hendrix with a double, a single and two runs, but was blanked thereafter. Score: T hite: Chicago 040010021—8 12 2 Brooklyn ... 200000000—2 9 5 Hendrix and 'Farrell and Killifer; Robertson and Miller. Chica a Joe Curric. of New Haven, Defeats Johnny Bukley, and Greb Out- ! points Turner. Lowell, Au 10. ankie Britt of | New Bedford stopped Frankie Erne of Lancaster, Penn., in one round at the meeting of Cr nt A. C. last night. | The K. O. blow was a hard left-hand- to the stomach. In the other houts of Lowell from this city Brooks of Boston in one bout lost to Bedford. er Frankie Mollins Billy Downs of | rounds, George stopped Tony Poli round, but in a Tommy Flanagan won in seven Lowell of second of New Joe Currie and Joe Flynn Win. New Haven defeated in 10 rounds at the Commercial A. C. last night. Johnny Best of Scotland and J. Brindisi of New Haven boxed a 10-round draw, Joe Flynn, defeated Sam Bell in 10 rounds and Charlie Parker stopped Gray in two Joe Currie of Johnny Buckley Greb Outpoints Cla Jersey City, N. J., Greb of Piltsburg outfought Cla Turner, the Indian boxer of St. Paul, in an eight-round bout here last night. | DUNDEE BOUT POSTPONED. Two star lightweight bouts will be ted Monday night at the Ar- Athletic ociation of Jersey | the principals being Phil Bloom rney Adalr and Harry ondon | Mooney, Johnny Dundee Touhey y Tu Aug. 10.- rner. ~Har conte: mory City vs., B vs. Joe and | fommy were to furnish the contest, but thelr match was to re postponed a week, to permit the men hape RACING. \ug 10, stopped heats in in the w fin ed | Millard D won the 2:15 had I Crozier drive Millard D in the last three heats 1fter the horse had broken three times in the third heat with Myrer driving. WOONSOCK Woonsocket, R. State rag ursday and oot | The | Bay Cireu Y | re T | pace | 1 ing, two heat he 24 ifter one n run off he judge | in the prize NATIONAL LEAGUE Results Yesterday. Chicago 8, Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 3. Only two games scheduled. Standing of the Clubs Chicago New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia ! Brooklyn Boston St. Louis w. 66 59 53 46 46 45 46 42 L. Games Today Boston at N w York Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Chicago at Pittsburg St. Louis at Cincinnati. AMERIO! LEAGUE Results Yesterday. No games scheduled Standing of the Clubs Boston Cleveland . Washington Chicago New York St. Louis Detroit . .. Philadelphia w. 63 60 56 50 48 47 45 41 Games Today Detroit at St. Louis. New York at Boston. Washington at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cleveland INTERNATIONAD hEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Newark 4 Jersey Ci Only Hamilton Rochester 1. two games scheduled. 0 Standing of the Clubs Toronto Binghamton Baltimore Rochester Newark Buffalo Hamilton Jersey City Games Buffalo at Binghamton Hamiton at Newark at at ROSF Freeport Man THAL Captures w. 64 6 56 51 51 40 30 Today Toronto (2) Baltimore Rochester Jersey €2):% 2 City WINS. Medatt a( Trap Handicap. Chicago, enthal, of Aug. solation the handicap handicap, nineteenth yesterday for the shoot money and Grand Americ puTse winner $13 A second place with received Merrill misky, of Texarkana, shoot-off Ohio shoot-off place Swarz, on the of Yenton, broke 94. The The high tournament of Phoenix, was N, Y, 10.— ceport, trapshooting breaking | seventeen yards an amounted to $ $99.50 of money H alph R Rosq I1l,, won the con« the final event of nd American tournamen, fro 96 targets This event is staged who of failed to sharq the preliminary handicaps. Thq 5, of which thq The low prizd Milwaukee, WO and R. J. Kom: Ark., won thir from C. Ry They eacl{ 19 te 179 of thq Pendergasty was winner . with $1,050,