The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1913, Page 10

‘GIANTS NOW AFTER SENATORS’ RECORD Eddie Graney Gives Out List of World’s Greatest Fighters. x }, by The Press Publishing Oo. Mee Tort Word) GRANEY, the Gan Francisco » has given out a list of the greatest fighters, Graney bao retoreed or been connected in some yother way with acores of the moss emous fights on record. Hore ie Graney’s classification: ~! Greatest heavyweight fighters: *S aogual Jackson and James J. Cor- it. Greatest middleweight aghters! ‘Beet Welteres Bob Fitsstmmons and Jack Joe Walcott and Tommy Ryen. lightweighte! Jack McAuliffe ané Johnny Her- Dempeocy. Beet wet. Govern. G@restem bantem..chamyloas ‘Wardest hitters inthe history of { \ | GIANTS. ‘Best featherweignts! George Dizon and Terry Mo George Dizon. tho 0 sing! Bob Fitasimmone, Joe Choynski end Kid McCoy. Gamest men he ever cow Jee Choynski, Jimmy Britt, Bat Melson and Jack Dempecy. ‘Best traimers and veconds! Billy Delaney, ider Kelly, Tim MeGrath. fly to Pletcher, Corridon lined 4 Doyle lined out to Mitchell, got a base on balls, Merkle on second.. Murray hi and lined right into Leach’ Meyers out, Corridon to runs. No Hits. One Left, One Assint. } f 1s idess macssrsfnl manageret Billy Britt and eid Nolan, Britt ine more lelty for hie ter than ony. other manager; more money. dunt, but was out, Moyers to By Graney’s leaning toward Cor- | glove. Leach was called out on hte” might be explained ty | Evers’e high fy. No Runs. One Personal friendship for the ex-cham- FF $ rtling. hoynsid, Peter Jackson, John ry Charlie Mitchell. But] nice stop and threw out Schulte, hie i a + Peter Jackson} for the second tim Left. No Runs. iH Fletcher to second. Doyle, Evers to C ridon, Fletc! je- | ing. i ney made a wild pitch, Merkle and Mi y going to third, Ete bt é ray et the plate. Snodgrass for { One Left. Ht Merkle made a great running © Corridon's high foul close to t rf high throw. Cheney fined a hit I for a double, but Burns made a t i é Evora and Sailer retired M. Burns got a base on balls. i Graney, into his ear, ‘the sponge, oe thee thai vancing to second, Leach made Sucre catch of Fletcher's line drive to , “oould| No runs. One Left. world at! @ixTH INNING—Shafer made at 7 sald fd & i r] # 99 He H f i i H z g i him out at fret. if might | ful running catch of Schulte’ Af they | short left. Evers was out i Now they're exposing None Left. ite past of and he'snp| fled out to Schulte. Dundes" ia| Lett. tie protests Merkle out, Corridon to Baler. Wo Runs. called out on strikes. Doyle + | Gaier's easy grounder and it ap, by Corridon was called out on stri! Runs, One Left. Corridon made a pretty stop an: of Gunboat’s secret | Out of Meyers. Snodgrass went lan and Sailer Jey, but James can look over the Snodgrass. No Runs. “tist of champions an@ nger champions} EIGHTH INNING—Bresnahan to have any trace a that famous|grase, Shafer threw out Leach “Irish fighting blood.” Of course Bob|No Runs. ‘None Left. ‘Fitssimmons, Jim Corbett, cane Me Govern, Johnny Bihan, Same iy Kelly, iebulvan, Jimmy and hundreds of Gingted to right, sending Shafer ve brought fame to| Doyle singled to centre, scoring the ring, But don't overlook @ few! Merkle struck out. Fletcher others. Tommy Ryan was of eacent—Bohemian-Indian. Luther Mc- Irish-Indian, Carl Morris| %* oUt, dian, Lawigne was French-| Run. One Left. Canadian, Young Corbett wen ® Teuton,| NUNTH INNING—Evers beat ates Nelson @ Dane, Cross —. At- [Infield njt. Hebrews, Dixon, Gans, moots Eenatert ‘and Johnson of African Rone re Ern Schulte popped (Continued from First Pege.) Murray. No Runs, None Left. Gnodgress filed out to Leach. 10 was born and brought up in| quard was called out on strikes. Burns Part of Ban Francisco that de- | lined a beauty to the left field fence for Taney himself, Corbett's record | two bases. Shafer popped out to Corri- He made great fights| doa in short centre. No Runs. One Left. WOURTH INNING—Shafer made a ‘| Fletoher lined @ aingle into left. Doyle beat out an infield hit, advancing Merkle forced os ing to third. Merkle and Fletcher worked a double steal, the latter scor- Murray got a base on ball passed ball advanced both runners, Che- SEVENTH INNING—Pheian BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK Geonat Dixon was “THE GREATEST BANTAM CHAMPION © ALL ALONE IN HIS CLASS op Wocert, w WAS INCOMPARABLE out to Merkle A wild pitch put it hard } | er to Grol THIRD INNING—Bresnahan tried to Merkle. IIS io an interesting list. Possi-| Cheney bounced a single off Marquard's strikes, Bett as one of the two “sreatest| Doyle ran behind Merkle and got Lett. Ma Phelan to Choyncht'a 1781 Bulll-| foufed out to @hafer. Ga‘er struck vut None A scoring Phelan got Meyers's grounder and threw out Mur- ‘ed out Meyers, Corridon to Evers, Two Runs, FIFTH INNING—Mitechell struck out. atch of he field Doxes. Bresnahan was safe on Fletcher's into left & good throw to Shafer and nailed Bresnahan going to third, NO RUNS. One Left. ‘quard. Shafer went out, Cheney to Sailer, Burns ad- a great centre. a great Pett | Pick up of Leach's bounder and threw Hvera was safe on beautl- fly in stealing second, Meyers to Fletcber. No Runs, Doyle fouled high to Bresnahan. Mu y None was booted good name for a base. Larry got Mitchell # ground Cane th @f and touched out Saier on the line. kes, No 4 throw out the retired None Left. popped ‘and see that it isn't absolutely necessary | out to Shafer. Cheney filed out to Snod- at rat. Burns struck out. Bhafer singled to ¥: | the infield. On the hit end run Fletcher to third, Shafer. tried to ® mixed | take third on a short passed ball and Bresnahan to Phelan. One out an out to nm hit into a double play @ Swiss, min ry ‘ore be Silt je, to Merkle. No Runs, Aste (CANOE CUP DEFENDER MAY Rg RR cn rye _ ora te Oo all nen is wes rn well ant it a New Zealand, bu: but his mother and father from intimates that there is along | James E. Newman salled in t Gefender of the Inte: special committ Canoe Club, holder *|oall upon him and Leo Fricite, p.m, |ternate, to engage in another al ntion ancestral ean Yea, @ little Irish blood doesn’t do a . ae t27 harm! But there are a myoting held at the City Club, HAVE TO RACE AGAIN TO-DAY. Because a question has been raised re- Ireland originally, and |@®rding the sail area of the canoe that he trial @omewhere in his| races last week to select the American noe cup, of the New York “4 the trophy, nay the al- race on ? WELTER. . BROOKLYNS, Sround to third on Hummels ntre, which wae good for Wheat forced Hummel! while Cutshaw Plate. Daubert singled, Smith (Continued from First Page.) Hobby, getting his man by inches, Cut- shaw singled to right and went clear t second, Tink- crossed the liner to a base. was re- tired by Hobby uffassisted. One Run. ‘Two Left, SBOOND INNING—Hobby sent itraight to Ragon, who tossed bounder him out at fi Tinker ain led to centre and was advanced to second on Groh's safe drive to left. Moran made @ sensational running catch of jong fly to right centre. Bent retired on his infield bound to Daubert. No Runs, Two Le! ‘Tinker and Hobby took care of the plate, a Miller drove one to deep right, inside of the foul line, for two bases. Ragon hit one a few feet in front of was thrown out by Clark, OdiMer going to third. Moran was hit by @ pitched ball and strolled to first. Clark's lon was , Cute! ft. Fisher. Juat Mareans then robbed Cutshaw out of a ure two ®agger by running out near the right fleld fence and grabbing his line fly with his bare hand. No Runs. Two Lett. THIRD INNING—Devore made second eafe his, a pretty single his to left, Reacher banged out a low line fly to to Daubert, Devore movin, second. Dodge singled to short sending Devore over the plate. Marsans grounded out, Cut- 1B up to center, Hobby singled, Dodge getting around to third on the hit. Hobby stole second, but Dodge was caught trying to score on the throw down, Mille: Miller, ONE RUN, One Left. . to Cutshaw to Hummel lifted a high fly in deep cen- tre, which Devore got under, tore off a single to centre. second. Daubert wan retired high bounder, Groh to Hobby, reaching third on the out. Smith weakly, No Runa, ,One Left. FOURTH INNING—Tinker easy out on his bunt to Ragon, rained a fly for Hummel. tured Clark's long fly. Left. Fisher singled to right center. singled to left, On Clark's thro Wheat He stole on his Wheat fanned was an Groh Wheat cap- No Runs, None Miller w down to mecond, Fisher sprinted to third and Miller reached second, Ragon was thrown out at first by Tinker, Fisher scoring, Miler reaching third. doubled up the third base line, Miller. Moran scoring Benton wae then taken out of the box and Suggs substituted, Cut- shaw singled to left, sending Moran over the plate. Cutshaw was caught ™ firat by Suggs’ quicg thro Hummel filed out to Marsans Runs. None Left. FIFTH INNING—Moran Gugae'a long fy. third wafe hit by beating out bounder, which Fisher stopped second ba Devore stole second, Beeche: out. Maraans grounded out, F Daubert. No Rugs, Wheat walked, vore. out to Devore, W: printing after the catch. Fisher made Leaguer to short left, scoring Miller popped up to Tinker, One Left. SIXTH INNING—Dodge fied Moran, Hobb: low a traight into Fishers’ hands, ngled to short right. Groh ¢ napping 0 Hobby, Three collared Devore made his his hot back of On the next pitched ball struck isher to One Left. Daubert filed to De- Wheat stole second, Smith filed to third a Toxas Wheat. One Run. out to y went Tinker hen fol- lowed with a drive to the right field fence for three bases, scoring Tinker. Clark made a scratch hit to the tnfleld, scoring Groh at first by Ragon, Left, Ragon filed out to Mar: Une filed to Beacher, Two Sitges wae tkrown out Runs. One Moran Cutshaw pasted the ball over Devore's head in deep centre for three bani Marsans made & marvellous running catch of Hum- mel's short fly in right @ foot from the ground. No Runs. One Left. SEVENTH INNING—Devore was called oyt on strikes. Beacher fled out to Wheat, Maraans fouled out to Dau No Runa Left Wheat grounded out, Groh to Hobby, Daubert lifted one to Mescher, Smith} struck out, No Runs. None Left KIGHTH INNING—Bates batted for fleld fence for @ home run, e Gravesend Bay to-day, as decided at a | Dodge and lifted the ball over the right Hobby “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDA: a a a ne Y, JULY’ 9, 18. Copyright, 1913, by The Presa Publishing Co. (The New York World), ar oF THE CLUBS | | “GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY few York matt Brookiya, Beaturgn a Philedephia, Hie AMERICAN LEAGUB, Mg °, tH 8 Baa New ah a RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES : >to games scheduled. Chicago, at Tac Me Clevelina, GRANEY EVER Saw [ue Gamest actions GRANEY GIVES LIST OF BEST FIGHTERS , |CHOYNSKT'S FIGHT AGAINST CORBETT GAMEST EXHIBITION GRANEY EVER SAW| AUGUST BELMONT vact eerste ¥. ar “Mobtewcnont Mecanty ee oa TILE , WEGHING ONLY 139 Pounds AT The Time. = “Dost vet Twem Novan = Throw, uP THe SPonce, Sot MORE Ede", WHIStER ED MONEY Than Crown sn ,* LD ANY STHet RATHER Be Hue —— ( S “Than THat ¢* | RIVERS SCORED KNOCKOUT. this fe his second year in professional 9 | baseball, He is a brother of Bill Har- | BUT | NOT IN THE RING. |rington, who was drafted from the Lynn club last year by Loulaville. Milkman. VENTURA, Cal, Wille Ritchie, must appear |here July 16, to answer a c puted Rivers's right to the ro: | Rivera's bond was | TO JERSEY CITY man Borton, sold sev went out on his grounder, Cutshaw to Daubert, Tinker singled to left. Groh Gingled to left, sending Tinker to sec-| ond. Daubert made a wonderful catch of Clark's low line fly, and, first slid- ing into first base, lost Groh there for & double play, and as ‘Tinker had start-! ed to third bane Daubert then th Fisher, doub One Run, 0; Peiledles RESULTS AT FORT ERIE. . jin the 7 to 10, 1 to 4 and out, first; Diamond Cluster, 109 (Buxton), 9 to 2, 3 to 5 and out, second; Lady Isle, 105 (McCarthy), to 1 and 8 to 5, third. Time, Ala! Bass also ran, BECOND RACE—Three-year-olds and upward; selling; purse $00; six furlongs. —Cameliia, 110 (Adams), 4 to 1, 2 to 1 and 4 to 5, first; Reputation, 108 (Bux- ton), 3 to 1, 6 to 6 and 3 to 5, second; Tom Sayers, 106 (MoCarthy), 12 to 1, 5 to 1 and 2 to 1, third, Time, 1.15146, Ralph Lloyd, Chrysels, Dynamo and Mawr Lad alao ran. THIRD RACE—Puri cap steeplechase; four-year-olds and up- wards; short course—Juverence, 143 (Kermath), & to 5, 7 to 10 and 1 to 3, first; Lizsie Flat, 142 (Bowser), 6 to 1, 2 to 1 and 4 to 5, second; Jack Do- nerlen, 145 (Pearce), 9 to 6, 7 to 10 and 1 to 8, third, Time—3,69 3-5, Lamp Black and Lena also ran. FOURTH RACE-+Canadian Derby; | & $3,500 added; three-yeer-olds; one mile and a quarter.—Buskin, 113 Small), 1 to 2, out and out, firat; Firat Sight, 113 Knapp), 3 to 1, 11 to 20 and out, second; Barnegat, 110 (Loftus), 5 to 1, 4 to 5 and out, third. Time, 2.08 4-5. Only | three starters. | FIFTH RACE.—Purse $800; handi- cap; three-year-olds and up; one mile and seventy yards—Flabbergast, 101 (Turner), 4 to 1, 7 to 6 and 1 to 2, first; Ymis, 102 (Gross), 10 to 1, 3 to 1 and even, second; Edda, 110 (Buxton), 9 to| 6, 1 to 10 and 1 to 3, third, Time, 1.47, Clift Edge, John Furlong and Plate Gla: ran. doubt matches. $600; handi- ——___— FORT ERIE ENTRIES. "erpe SicoxD: RACE and want; foaled in on Maid of Frome, 02; Rock Spring, 112; it Bauce, 112; (@) Sarolte, 112, (a) Ondramon, 116; Havrock, 120, (a) Giddings entry, THIRD | RACE-—Pune 800; two-year-olds; dena: furtongs,—-Kedron, 100; Behest, TO; doin Fe Nizoos igs Megs, 107 WOT; Wencoek, 107: Mtellaia, ot; Be Amaze FOURTH hee E -Puree $000; three.vear-olle; seling; one mile and a. aixteenth,—Miccosukee, 05; "Counterpart, OT; Gerrant, 102; Hassom, 105; *Cogs, 108; Ravenal, Pure $600; Jocks *Bive f ae. 110; tady Sybil 1115 | Black Hiver, ng Daylight, 142; Mont: | calm, Tare Day, 115, SIXTH RACK —Purve $600; three-year-olds and upward; selling; one ile amt seventy yards. *Pop Ginn, 8S; Bd; *Geo, 8, Davie, wy wv want, 100; *Henry | 101; 108; Napier, 108; Jie Viant T Raab, Hutchinson, 100, Stein. Vurme $600 three-year ne, Mund | Sill, L ‘alt we noe M, Eekert, ‘107, of five pounda claimed. | Lad, 103; Strite, 100; *Avumenticn allowance | Internationa _ Club, wi CLOTHIER TWICE BEATEN IN SEABRIGHT TOURNEY. SPABRIGHT, N. J., July 8—Willlam| playing when he went to the Chicago | Americans late last season, sald to-day J. Clothier of Philadelphia, former na- tional champion, faved @ double defeat Invitation of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. In the singles he w: feated by W. M. Washburn, the young ner jr. as partner, the Quaker fell be- fore the aggressive attack of H. Plummer and C. M. Bull, 6—2, 9-7. was the biggest upset of the tourna- ment and leaves the result in greater than before - to report to Jersey City and wi at his home here to-morrow, | Holland of the St. Joseph | League team, he would try to have Borton tennis tournament | to him. 4 : : Harvard player, in straight sets, by the eatin Aae treenrolden font tn esata | acore of 64, 6-4, while in the frat| (LYNN, Mare. July 9—Frank Har- furlongs.—Dark Rosaleen, 109 (Adams), |TOU4 of the doubles, with G. P. Gard- | rington, the leader of the pitching staif A lay sold to the Cincih was to- tlonals. ager Flaherty to ‘be 9,000, will ex years old, the start of the of the season, He is Must Appear it in n Court on Charge of Having Broken Jaw of a | July 9%.—Joe Rivers, | the Southern Callfornia lightweight, who was knocked out July 4 by Champion | having broken the jaw of W. H. Smith, | a milkman, who several weeks ago dis the pugilist was driving his motorcar. fixed at $010, |BORTON REFUSES TO REPORT i | i wo, vas | ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 9.—First Base- ‘al days ago by | the New York Americans to the Jersey | © | City International League Club, refi with which Borton was CINCINNATI PAYS $4,000 FOR LYNN’S YOUNG PITCHER. of the Lynn New England League Clu The price was sald by Man- Harrington Join the Cincinnat! Club nd belongs in Wakefield, and _— —_- BELMONT PARK ENTRIES. ‘T PARK RACE TRACK, -The entries for to-morrow's Ya duty races are as follows Two-year. straight FIRST RACE selling: fire and letic Girl, iver, 103; Odd “Croas, insk, 100; Superinten In court harge of RACE mares ant geldi Donal Mac! “Mies Mi; ad while Muth THIRD RACK Three-year ax furlon nts main nghiee, | INSURES RACE HORSE TRACERY FOR $150,000 Chairman of Jockey Club Fears Attack of Suffra- gettes in England. | Following the suffragette outrages on the English race tracks, August Bel- nont, chairman of the Jockey Club, has Insured one of his thoroughbred horses, Tracery, for $150,000. He was moved to take this step after the race for the Ascot Gold Cup in England a few days ago when a man, following the example of the suffragette who marred the running of the Derby, threw himself vioientiy at Tracery and sent the horse crushing to the ground when he was in front and @ppeared to have the historic race won. Tracery won the St. Leger last year, one of the classics of the English, and i ranked among the great horses abroad. Taking out insurance for $150,000 shows how highly Mr. Belmont, who la now in Europe, values the son of Rock Sand, ————$ THIS PITCHER THE NEW “IRON MAN” OF BASEBALL. SAGINAW, Mich. July 9—Pitcher Letty” Schwenk of the local South Michigan League team has just hung up a record which Is belleved to be un- equalled In recent yeare of organised baseball, In four days he pitched four full games and finished another—thirty- six innings in all. He struck out thirty three men In thirty-six innings and a’ | lowed twenty-one hits, which netted his opponents seven runs, slapped RITCHIE READY TO BOX LEACH cross IN FALL, “eed +h CLUB Hi SAN FRANCISCO, July %—Wille ah eat | Ritchle will stay away from the foot- arin, 104 brush aside any “Thies Sear-ol! 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