The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1918, Page 9

‘BALLPLAYERS IN SHIPYARDS GO BAT WITH AN OAR. SONS Several Hints for the Novice Motorist How to Turn City Street Corners and Avoid Traffic Congestion. Hig novice motorivt learning to pilot his car through busy city streets could weil afford to receive instruction how to turn a corner, and many vetern drivers who should know better might pay attention as well The rule of the rowi, “Keep to the right,” holds good for corners as weil as other pu When turning y right, slow down and keep close to the edge uf the roud. Lf you speed up and make a wide turn which brings you to the Jeft-hand side of the road you may collide head-on with @ machine ccining in the other direction, and you would be entirely at fault, Turning across to the left where roads or streets cross again, etick to the right-hand edge of the road and turn square across into the right-band side of the cross road, instead of cutting the corner sharp. ts of the highways. ur car to the Axtemabile Editor T have been driving my ear in third] pitted? Every fifty miles or so the Speed at from twelve to fourteen miles | ones on my machine get pitted, mak- an hour, and there is a grinding in| ing the motor miss. LT. P. aie the, ve oston ee the ani.) Phe platinum points will become e the tra nission OF pitted if th are not correctly ad- versal, \ higher or lower rate of] justed originally, The gap between speed thore does not seem to he this] these points should.be such as to grinding, What could cause this| Make a break without the usual flash, “4 “ x It is the flash at these points that trouble? GEO, M. COOK. | causes the pitting. If your car has a full floating rear] Automobile Extitor: axle, your trouble would be due to] I have an Overland 1910, equipped wear the blocks, wear in your] With planetary transmission, Would ? bs (be practical to change this type of tongue tubes or wear in the ustversal) transmission to a selective type? The Joints, ‘The thing to do is to try each} horse power is 226, What ratio would one of these paris until you have] be best? Afn able to make the change ed the Hwuble und! the u can| Without paying for cost of labor. ~~ d the t ubte and then you can Re Gem, easily rectify the same by replacing] rom past experience 1 have found the worn parts. that this sort of a job 18 unsatisfac- Axtomobile Editor tory. There is so much special work on this change over that it would be T have a 1916 Ford and for the past! \ hy discouraging before the complo- year have had r less trouble-| tion of the change. Have had it th ly looked aft Antomobile Batitor valves groun on rings, new} L have a Hudson roadster model, SAEMAEAGE new Strombere Garblis| 64) 281 me time ago it had a | sligtt ng noise when the motor retor, but trouble 8 ume. 1) wa or when it did not have find diff in starting—that i . cently it has become a will start, but ver enly, and will| Ve id knock when going on a level i | road; at about thirty miles it becomes act as if some was ¢ So loud it seems as if some one is somewhere, I work the th UP| hitting the side of the cylinder. When and down fiv rsix times 1 pull it] going shill it becomes a dull pound. down abou Lior ten tote ind | It seems to be in the second cylinder then will shift from exhaust and ran] When T short-circuit the spark plugs ag - witha wdriver the knock becomes ‘al right for a time nan after | tws knocks with hardly any in- noon'’s running ve w urn.| terval between them; after this thi MoH. | interval which seems to be as ees , S . as it takes the cylinder to go Your trouble ° Immediately after this the symptoms ret ma 2k repeats itself, Would any side to you 1 adjustinent 0 on of the push rod on the wrist your d s If y« pin cause a Knock such as I man- mixtur ‘ 1 if you) tioned? Do you think it would will mah ea ¥ 4 ud | om t kely a bearing knock? surely find f ert ui enough power to go up a motor. | without an effort. (2) After Antomeiite F ; has been standing a while, I have a Ison 6-40, 1915 model, t turn It over with tho and I find it rather hard Lue at times I can hear a hissiug gears after r wort ¥ can The car has been run $600 you suggest a rem Ae #. Do you think it could be worn PELKIT HARVEY. piston rings that would cause this Yourt » Dn laek u 4 @ knock HOWARD WILKINS, of u t rh 1 s is a bearing knock—probably a grea pa Mas ‘ ting rod. Remove lower half levers 1 ber'y cof crank case and examine all bear- looked 1 Use trouble tnga. with t nan ¢ yO (2). ‘This is a compression leak, the transt use W TS caused by either worn piston ring! will run out on the cluteh Valves or loose valve caps. Hov I ' Would you kindly give me_ the of the t " bare th st automobile route to South same size a around 1 ‘ Staten Island; V, HAMMERLY yiso the of miles? Take proper care of 1 AN NHASELY, punctures and tain Port Richmond, pressure. Change the rear tr eo vbethport Ferr: front and the fr tt rear af 1 1 merville, Clin- serunning at 2,000 miles t psburg, Easton, Bethiehe:a, Autometile Bu South Bethlehem. 92.9 miles. How can | preve th ™ a t . automobile from gett n (1), What is the best routh from Wee it Bas nol Svan rua five me Providence or Boston to New York? The motor gets vary nok i nie (2). Must a Boston owner have a NK VERKIT. | teense to stay in New York a week Would advise t f te nd where can he apply for it? motor be looked at tho car. ANXIOU baretor be prop eee essare. G). Boston, Dedham, Walpole, Paw- there is enough oil for the necessa Providence, Apponang, Hain- ABEIDe HON OF tO Map ror, ty ugansett Pier, Stonington, Water circulation syatom be exam New London ‘Ferry, Kasi Iai tees PRR CHE ONAL OO Saybrook, Guilford, New Femeror. leaned. oul, Vion ven y: Milford, Stratford, | Bridge- Aino. mee (here Js no. oF peony Norwalk, Stamford, Port Ches- Gap itaelf and that it coasta t New Hochelle, New York City Automobile Fulitor miles, Ihave a 15-30 Stearns car and ca ( you are allowed ten days. no6 get the rburetor (Stearns) to) 7¢ 1 want a license apply at th thrpttle down. ‘The car also heats up! jinte of the Brett TGel, Mial ang bas lost power. I puta Strombers) Broadway and TAth Street, City. cagburetor on, t will not throttle ‘ down, The car does not heat up w : tha latter aretor, ‘The water! Kindly give me the best road to judket has been welded Lup! a Park from Williamsburg twhee. Could that cau Bric ‘ JULIUS ROTH William . Br § i ould lggest you have th 8 1 New Dorp Totten- Pi Heda * tation” lables AAR boy Ferry, South Am- your car nay be that re is an Bank, Seabright, Hab cat, St At ot bury ‘Park, 63.4 would ca the und peeding ur hen It 1 pers Automobile Editor ex@rmir nm oby com t W vu kind 1 me the best chat " M WEE route 1 tain to Dela- | about war r Gap and mileage? Automobile Balitor MR. | Wh t noints to Rear Mountain, Tuxedo, Suffern, Pompton, Newfoundland, Bra ytor ngman's. Ferry, EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, &C Ket : Delaw oe Water ana 93.2 = A ai Bait (). WI you liy Orange Cour thence to Lake M JAMS (1). West 100th. Street ay and Evening Chisses: alse orivate Fe or Dyckman Street—Englewood Peyton ot hours aniteomventenee 1, Ferry, Hackensack, Suffern, ‘Tuxedo, CLASsbs" FOREN D TES, M , Goshen, Montgomery, 65,2 235 West 5th St. (Nr. Broadway) BD EM at rtenmnuey CRUAIAGR OBEY An ws, New Paltz, Lake Mohonk, 21.2 — JEANETTE OUTPOINTS NORFOLK IN JERSEY BOUT. Joanette, the vet heavyweight t TN, outp 4 Kid Norfolk cit stn nan eight bout, Jeanette's exhibition of and upper-cutting surpassed any- that once mig Jack Johngea flashed on the boys, ‘orfolk did his share in making the exhibition a fight. He carried the issue the ropes. Jeanette had @ narrow escape from @ plunge into the audience, Sane serene nme eh sre et THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1918, SPORT WORLD NEWS OF ALL KINDS Cost Only $2,500, Yet This Horse Has Won $120,000 for His Owner squarely up to Jeanette, and in the fourth round rushed with such fterce | enthusiasm that he carried Joe through So-long, good luck, but not good-bye. PLAYERS’ BENCH IS A ROWBOAT. JOE WELLING NOW UNDER GUIDANCE OF DAN MORGAN a Sailor Lightweight Will Proba+ bly Soon Be Matched With Champion Leonard. | By John Pollock. | Jon Welling, the crack local MNeht-| weight, now doing his bit as a seaman aboard the U. S 8. Granite State, has just announced that he has relin- quished the guidance of James J Johnston, one-time matchmaker for | | the Madison Square Garden, and that in future his pugilistic affairs will be lin the hands of “Dumb Dan” Mor-/ gan, who also directs the deatinios of Jack Britton and Battling Levinaky Morgan says that he will do his ut- most to Inveigle Benny Leonard Into a match with Welling, as he figures his hard hitting contender has a good hance to lay Renny low and win the lightweight honors for himself. Joe Rowvin, the Wentern henrrwnight, who te ed mt to the training ship Granite State, ying at the font of Went Oth Street, wil don | the elowm in another tattle to-night, ‘This time Tile, the Pat * who han decided to return to the fiehting game, They will meet in the main event At the boring aww af the Patemon Sporting Club at Patermon, N. J Tt la now definitely qnttiet that Frank “Pan” O'Drien, the’ popular mafame of Philadelsihila, will be the mew matchmaker and official refere of the National Athletic Clab of “Philly whan the hy remurie® ite boxing shew the latter part MAJOR LEAGUES SEASONS SHOULD CLOSE AT ONCE en Secretary Baker’s Decision That Baseball Players \.‘ust Go to Work Puts Baseball Out of Commission, and Championships Should be Awarded Immediately to Boston Red Sox and Chi- cago Cubs. By Hugh 8 Conmright, 1918. by The Pree Pubtisiing Oo, New Yor. Drening Wort) EWT BAKBR has decided. Baseball is at an end. Tho major league seasons may as well close immediately, with Boston's Red Sox ullerton. 190 PER CENT. OF MEN. AFFECTED BY RULING, SAYS BAN JOHNSON CHICAGO, Jaly 20-—Ban Johi son, President of the America! and the Chicago Cubs winners ot| League, was not ready to make the champlon-| @ direct statement last night on ships, the effect that Secretary Baker's retary Baker| ruling will have on baseball in has ‘ded (hat) general and the American League Solssons will fall) ip particular, Bhan sce Whether or not the Amertea already has fallen, Hie has ruled that League race continues depends baseball is in no| IPRely, he sald, on the wishes of voventlat ta| the Administration, If official welfare of the| Washington thinks ft advisable to Nation and that] experiment with players under bullplayers must| and over the draft age, the club go to work, The ruling Inaves average of About four players a team in the ma- Jor leagues and makes It ridiculous | for the majors to attompt to continue the season, even though the Secretary owners may decide to play out the schedole, Johnson added that between 85 and 9 per cent. of all players in the league would be affected by of next month. O'ltrien takes the pian of Her | oe Woe in handing down bis decision| ¢hé Tuling and lost to baseball for man Teylor, ‘The cli heim haa been alter 60 ar in handing ¢ decision | the presents i ‘ post | Mitt wt aorotimentate caw to 0.000 ymmona, | 19 the of Eddio Ainsmith gaye ae : rained on and now there are a noe that th no reason that basebal, of racegoers who are willing to WaS°T| Gay Tamer, the sensational Indian taht |, pases aa the Helens | {fom Useful work on the ground that that the gallant son of Knight Errant!nayaught of St Pad has been engegad by |Clonot continue, as there are sufficient they are moving picture actors, musl- Jand Rosetree IL. is a better horse tBOD| jy. "Keams, manager. of Jack Demieny, the |Playera over the useful age to enable} cians, &c., many of whom could not Cudgel. Jersck Western hea to be ng parter | the clubs to continue. find their studios if ordered to lead a == | And ‘Sack Goldaborourh says thAt| ie teams wie teller mering ot | 4 policeman to them. ‘They are, sates 4 . the popular idol will ge hie big figat with red Fulton at the Hndean "7 nu ause the po a) season advances, and will s\ tntaey Moning (Giuh xi Boren, 4 2, us be tr We have been @) Washington seem not to distinguish better form when he reaches > Saturday afternoon, July 27, Dempaey will @et bit disgusted and @ whole lot of-/ between classes they are free to wait Roamer, the Veteran Thoroughbred, One of} "te prints tis record breaking pet: |imo wmdiion at dummy De Formce grmuadum | fended for the past year because alfor a chance to go on as an “extra : . _ |formances would fill a book. His trala-| at Long Branch, lot of strong, able-bodied and healthy | Person” once a month or so, while Most Remarkably Consistent Winners in|«r and "a majority of other, exports |" 8 "TT a oe nanay tomat (en wore. playing. baseball who| (he, vall player must seek useful oc- say that his best race wa b ecnant, ot Ban nant, | " cupatios i Washington Handicap at Lavirel in| the world’s lightweight champion, baa just heen nt to have wn rushing forward etary Raker also appears to be- History of the Turf. WW14. ‘Thore he travelled the mile and |snwinted etviian boxing inatrictor at Came | and grabbing guns. Beyond doubt a]iieve that ball playing is not a skilled glares 5 orn ; heat cul he phenomena 6 of |tutet for Rattling Lavinaky, Ww yom working | pe ee oan Bh és IGHTY horses come and go, but Goldsboroug has won more than |) oa 5s while carrying 124 pounds, |et a @iprant at Meidgemet, Conn, Lemant | tenest kind of slackers and have been|he nas been watching baseball only Roamer goes on forever, Or so| $120,000 in stakes and purses, |e wie Rarraie Ote al ait to make a miccmm ot his job ae he haa! shielding themselves behind the busi-|this season, and if so, he may be it seems to the racegoers WhO] times nin purchase price for his DEW —— heared cmeifratie stout the log @AMe / nosy in order to aacape military ser-[Justined in this conclusions, have watched Andrew Miller's litte] owner, b is not until 1914 that Lead ist tata vr ard the © period,| ‘The fact remains that a business BAS FAMIG chal APL ake Whe iphoie: wan tek SPL MM et | MISS ROSENTHAL MAKES shoes Mia us) eastnonae 64 ewan TA | Coe reece SGETEGeT Wave aaa | WEIR TIME: Gio t E0000 000: Env ata Ke aod Dreai, record after| ful career, dn that year he was the| NEW RECORD FOR WYKAGYL| x. or me Tinoch, NJ. today errand the / St CVeR Kreator number Nite bewlin grounds and plants, which has after stake and break record a 7" puted King of the Turf, He won car tent for the next toring show of ha clan |COdKiNg out of ball clubs, fnding soft} about $700,000 involved ia contracts of record, Roamer is now turning into] classic aiter classic and ended the Gome idea of what the golf enthusiasts [on next Friday night, ‘The fighters who will| Jobs in shipyards and steel mills, with | players, and which bara ress bis eighth year, and despite the fact] season heralded as one of the greatest aur *|clush are Clay Tomer, the indian lett heary-|a geinteotficial guarantee that they /* persons who are not of draft that he “ th hbreds that ever raced on the| re to see when they go to WykaRy fs ‘ the West | age in other capacities (these figures at he twice was king of the turf he uchbreds that ever raced on th RYN weight, and Joe Hols, the Wentera hoarrwmatt. | wit not be called for milltary servic never was t b b "“ Americ urf this afternoon for t Red Cros exht-| 1) Gught to be « fant hattle as teth man like} Wl! M be cal for major leagues alone), is wiped kp Was better than he ts right now In 1915 he came back to silks as| bition golf match, In which Miss Alexa|i, Sie imo an omonent and can’ ole take| ‘The major league teams have een out of existence. lmnomt p. edie enj Ala Ate i be s r, ‘ on 0 than ever and | stirling, the national woman enampioa | yunishinent, torn to pleces by these players deg! ——_ cat popular horse raining and] a ran off with the championship] qna fobby Jones will play Mind Maine - Tc ard (ha. WAleety. Havendh 5 [there iy a reason, He always runs uleruwn, So great was be during that | U4 hal of Chicea> atid Bersy| All creabenante for Ge tabeomed tom he. S@rting; and. the majority Ney OCALLY the Baker ruling caused [sod ruce and when he is beaten it is t POM NON Tio mec ter ue phat a tern Fildie Motoorty, the crack middieweight | xerted for the sole purpose of evading au slight disturbance, Col, Rup- erly Afuer he has given every ounce : ty s victories were | Ailair, who, with the first two, I frm | Payoh, Wie. and ary Cinb of Tictemam| the raft, “Some have Kone Into ENO, ore put on his evening clothes and pact eet and strongth bis little eom-| won in a 0 Py oll Peeler itae sd ahininted lions mien cng | ve finally been completed, ‘They will boot up| clit wrvice honorably, a |went out for the evening, and Presl= : wing year he agai on | course In a practice game in which the| ja tactin A aheians wheh oe be here remain in the , a pail ree great and| the road to head the han cap’ dis | two women stars took part with A. J.| cme tame twenty-five ele frm Chap, en} according to the last count, 262 play-|dent Toner was reported to be out im thes better on some occasions} vision, and was going great guns| Mendes of Siwanoy and Ralph Day of An Motioorty tn an. | ers, of whe venty-seven are act! cincinnath PPR pura spre epalgus eae NL I er 1 the Empire City] Wykagyl. It was the first time that} oF at the camp a tare | [lable to military aervice lMnirty-nine| The game at the Polo Grounds was is in bext condition no ht . Pde tg NO WOL| Mias Rosenthal had seen the course, Pam the aap, | CHUM aterod, onlinted and ready for called off, which means that a double the world ou ne. | i ont but despite this fact she played a8 If} poniing to Matchmaker Charlo Dommertes | the call, merely playing while walting der will be played to-day agatase nets Phat dista his forte,| phat perfor 6 was too much for|@he had been accustomed to the Rill*! yyy qqrance sale for the elght-mand star tnt | for oFdt Phat imives 154 players Louis Browas, who just now terrific pace, oa has often been rote, | Bim: Tt sapped i 1 tt Dee ee ony Naled Rar tater tite and | teoween Beas Larnant A's lidtwtane | Who may or miy not be Hable to sare ning right along and playicg by hie ot as has often been proved | and for the remaind f the s NR found that oF i vst putt It Was! wnamiio, and Gradwell, the crack Jenay | vice, ‘The majority of them are un- Keekaul ry} is record break b x 6 of his ch anID ante rasan. Patenilehed @ Wor taken place Monday night at the doubtedly fit for war work, ‘The ascba formances, And it takes the 7 rm and r it er quarters Mias Stirling. also. ia Alenia ry A. A. of Jomey Oity, ts the! 154 amuse and entertain about two he Yanks antiounced that Bill Lae Roamer was bred in Kenta coveted crown. But back and finished tn eighty kes, wory of the club, He predicta Million people, and i 18 doubtful mar has been purchased or brought he idianie amonat teomucko a i edand stamina and gave Old or benefit fve hund eaneoreni pista pay repeatedly beaten by uch and was | iosebud a hard battle for tituiar EASTERN LEAGUE TO CLOSE ia Ai There, tamaae of 208 Oalte, go | ober capacity, quite & ball player and showed wall horses, So little did ay thir cides by to-night to allow Smith to fight 4 i 7 : ' with Baltimore, but no r a ler mum chet he gold the Title ecdicn | Shue ve anaes and aia ITS SEASON TO-MORROW. ton of Bayonne, N, d,, et the Jerey| TUST what baseball will do under| with Toledo, which ls excusable ca to Mr. Miller for $2,500. Hut t ule | and URCOUS AC He is a8! FaRTFORD, Neate ol | § ey begged Me gilli Aig the Paker ruling bs yet de" account of the showing of that club. probably was the atest. mistake | sound day Mr. Miller bought |, HARTER ann July 20 The | Mra hrm tte rational Jere Cy bea:| Sided. Tho sensible thing t 49/49 reported yesterday and may get Pee RCL rere uation wens oe f Ha win th the maecscUwmeraw Oke ag pmaser of th, to Meet either Jack WOUl be to announce that the season’ iniy action soon, He will add speed to | Miller, Roamer quickly developed int Pralian ttaaiiow Commander nouncement was made last ulght by | wx Rattiing Totty ia the stag bout at) will close next Saturday and at) in) toam at jeast. Bernhardt, the Utie }@ sensation, and since trained by Jack | Ros#’s mighty Cudgel, but he has President Daniel O'Nell of the leag the club's shaw on that events every one connected with the BUNC' Voy of pennsylvana pitcher, was Ls alive ait a | as result of the decision of Secretary y Tremann, the promoter of toring whows at | will Ko to work at the most useful) vies, st paus in part payment for of War Baker in the Alnsmith case, » meveral sears ago foment in| ning he ean do. k ; (aig Ruy Keating, Bernhardt looked good lint baseball to be non- productive je county with great connme @ TN tt Inue to pl sala bil tia aa win & blacksmith whop To attompt continue ¢ play out for a quick closeup in one game, and Aceording to the schedule, Hartford » Ray will still onmtin jor league season 1 nate 2 probably will come back strong. New Haven, Springfield and vidence rin toring entertainmenta in that ¢ non-essential joke of a great game, | Hatin ; , bly | his miowm the first week min ; - 3 N Let us see. The tea would be as fol. | Bridxe inday and New Lor | | at Wate | | tow > : ae kines al ee eas av SATION AT, ® || Box Scores of SRLCE: JEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ..,*,.),” Hel Pater 0 rank chant nove Picaal COPELAND ‘ A aff tation a Yarn the Wont, wan ened | Zimmerman, Met pe, Gibson, Games aye ween cheated W. 1, ho) om 7 ¢ t of eight rounda at the next box Chicago—Mitchell, Zelder, Paskert. | notte TG MAG Th Be FAG | tar tet of eght source 4] Chicago Mitchell, Zelder, Paakert. | By Local Clubs " Tan nn FMT iw ot the Wruhtetown A. A. of Wrighta'own, | philadelphia ’ravath, Buderus, | 7 D> " wer ac iB V3. om Wednewtay night, Bloom has tah *ittwhurgh——Cutsha he Parting of the Ways Horheater ; A tlhe Seip rfl meg EM Lf net oR | ——— ——- | - ste tne bast of condition to stam hin off, | Cha ‘|AT ST. LOUIS. + > | = in the best , , Cha NEW Y KON ! ST. LOUIS (N), (Suggested by the departure of Bob Edgren The Ev World for a] men Vente Loston—Konetchy, Rudolph, Herzog, te 1 (Mg well-earned rest.) | Jermey Oxty er, 3 (first game) Sertty Montieth badd oon ing ofee tre | chen, Burma, ct DP bo Heath’te, 1398 Toniester Ory, Tiewond gamed. | sttaim of Johnny Dundee, te fart lal | St. Loute—Hendricks, Ames, Pack- {Youn rf. 4 1 1 9 0 Puver i OR years and years your clever pen Sewn 7 MarR 10; Srracome, “TUF gam, | INT it dnelamed to-day that DP a ee o meks lpi d 2A RO vatie ea dg 1g Hath reproduced athletic men; OveT. bt ee A, Nufiae, Sb) ara} in gutting twtter and thet he - Hrookign—=Marauard, Doolon, Uleen, (42 eee 11808 1s iat p gain with It in at two wee. | Coombs, Daubert Wits 000) ary if You made them lo ilive on paper . ee er) cabetls te wie, Poona | COONS BU 4 Mak 4211 pO Meee Begs: Acediahowal't J each prank and ; . hk ot} AMBRICAN LEAGUE Meng LEM Boise's. $8 8 08 showed the rldea rank and cap Hritt at the y of Nemton an ; Balive. 0 0 20 Ame, D y i wo T ve marvin | Det Bush, ¢ y, Cobb, Jen. |§ Which led some to the heights of fame Nome 2 - q t ‘ be And those who lost, but who were game Merporanto. at Taltiinore. OO ant of hie injure’ tess, | Yankee Hug luker, Hyatt Topain zt 0 You fought their batt Spi AN Sere Buffalo at Binghemten (two gamer). a Wash 8 Milan, Sebul-| gait for g : Ey i i , ak : te, Met J New York 00100000 1-2 And always kept them on their toes Athletios—Ol Gardiner, Muench, Lael. o20010118 a MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS, —_ | "Ainisissictirnt nator spuaen, BF ta sit Be a it eel. Pwo OUR heroes—-those ¢ ure i Pattee - Pas ile Mlle Hie Googammy, » “ ' ( i li Stolen Base Flevchete ¥ Cavorted on the sportit NATIONAL LEAGUE. | AMERICAN TEAGUE, | Boston are 0 iy ome They showed thei and everythi OUOWA We f Fe, [CLUBS We fe Pee [CLUBS We Te Be, (CLUBS W. te Be | Cleveland peak prom, ; sie “aa As on the diamond in the ring Coiengo 56 Clocin 0" 42.468) Boston, 62 84 005 | Chicage.8d 44 670! | Secretary Iie ! that |i Let te my Y 1 pave added t J N. ¥...60 82 Bont 5 47 Cleve ..48 41 5 - Le srg | DenetAe 88 be van ke oat Oe our mannikins gave addi ; | Pitts ..42 38 Mt tes BH AD AAT/N, Yo, Af BO HNO) Detrolt.A0 47 484: TACs condition of servitude, but ne | Brae, 3: ¥ To hopes within each youthful breast, | Pulte |.24 42 ATH Hhiyn 47 405] Wash ..44 41 GIN! While 85 47 4437) ono ¢ noted wit @ game has any AT CHICAGO wateuiowon aie And made the boys of yesterday akuna VeavERGAY GAMES YESTERDAY. such hopes, ralene init eo | (an 8 _ . ? npting to continue the season Paid, ft Shottea, if Forget their woes and yearn to play. St, Lente, 8 New York, 9 rolt, O, Bene SO ee tanmenrca (tient 85 ft bee g 48 A Brooklyn, 21 Chicago, 0. | el very Bs as ji 22 94 438 | 7 i ideal Cineinnatl, 6; Bostony hiladelphisy, 2; Cleveland, 0, ‘ FH 99 | wey m inspired by old ideals, a nnatls GL Bastes pag Sear gad erat foe Aaa (lag eM GAWA IIL Gon lee : 33 ou wrote the thrills the athlete feels | : ¢ sana dintinck dar tok | I tory or lef! Ms GAMES TO-DAY. | GAMES TO-DAY. | asa ar : i3 n victory or in defeat iw Neck af Uh, . st, Tonis wt New York (two games), lot of f At wnee thia season o8 And gave all hearts a faster beat, Benliva al Guistas Detrolt et Boston, 1t @ that th Alled 8 Come one, come all—you favored none Boston at ¢ Cleveland at Philadelphia, na tical ean na F 33 The champion and the t | Philadelphia at Wittaburgh, Chicago at Washingtony | (ros A nt There ha, os You eheered and reared beyond compare HOW THE OTHER CLUBS MADE OUT, been torn for ne f In simple language that was square. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Frag t ; Bry a ay Waa i PE ‘ : HF, | At Boston Rive leper AW me ooo $3 ft ‘ “4 H oe a wer aye aul of 1 n t wo-Hane Hite iW ' Despite the ple of the heart é Hi Pit i Me ; fay eo New fa lair nev ) thrill ‘ RHE A latleyy a RAB, se sha etl have beer : \ Hea 2000-4 JO tively opposed sume Our visions as no others will ‘ ia u ah ne : a baat RR oe ine The world is small and time is long 5 an em Sl Cow era eho baseball have| Gy) swee o ol e son gion: RHLK, Neclected t tt uims of the Th. sweet lilt of an tim ng +802000000-5 71 game to th roment. There are} ost bs New York alone who are exempt [peiug Pitcber—Boas, 4 )