The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1919, Page 9

* _ | Cleveland to Win in Fave of , the Championships, Declares t as one team falls twelve Bamnes bebind the leaders place its Players on the market and allow the other teams to bid for them? poem as the next team fell back that far, drop it out and eell its players, , Aid 80 on until two teams are left to comtinue the season, or two in each league? B® there aro not enough good play- @78 to make up sixteen teams (which there are not, or eight for that mat- ter), this would eliminate the bad onee gradually and at the finish we ‘would have two or four really fine clubs from which the World's contenders would be chosen. It ‘would work a little hardship on some Players, it is true, but not much on ‘the club owners, because the fans get with bad teams and quit attending games anyhow, Ought to’ Start Rooting for some | HTS OFF HENDRY ‘aalP *|players who were ~ TOBIDDING MATCHES NOW Cincinnati and nr . ZIMMERMAN GET TWO OF THE THREE Swat Milligan By Bozeman Bulger. H.) ZPDTLACH of No, 67 Oak Street, Jersey City, evidentiy & Close student of ancient Oaks that had been overlooked In the of trying to start in Chicago. memoirs of Swat Milligan. The Peor- pH lens Hitter having: gone over this dis- CHICAGO, fl, Avg. 9.—With onty| torical data with great care, auth- opéning, when hibit! a ance upon all amusoments opened their eyes. They had then decided in ever trimm to carry their teams vive certain, layer limit, had retrench direction, cut salaries and the game. Naturally ‘wanted veterans of whom they were|congratulating him on his gedond Besides that many clubs had | venture i in the army a low od ‘expenses expecting a loss to re- they and they desired to hold places open for them when tl returned. The re- three hits allowe@ the Giants, tendance upon fon games and general attend-| the Cubs won by a score of 3 to 0. Two of the blows were made by Zitm- merman, who was a guest of the Twentieth Ward. A delegation representing Zim's former pals presented him a chest of silvet before the game by way of on the sea of matrimony, which was launched since the Giants’ third baseman last appeared here. He sult was that the players developed in| showed his appreciation by whaling chance or consideration. In an ordinary year of them would ha perhaps fit: been tried out and the chances are @ nunrber of corkin, turned to civil life and probably ne again will try to become pro! players, feasional I saw a list of names the other day of about fourteen whe developed in one division inj for all threo runs, and Hersog drove layers the army and navy received small/out a base hit in both his first and second trips to the plate. But Hen- drix made it look as if he bad generous to Zim py striking him players would tave been added tothe/ the third time up, when base spurt. Many of these fellows hav pods baad orizes its use with a few minor cor- rections, It follows; “I have tead your last account of the game played between the Poison Oaks and the Phosgenes and it has encouraged me to further research, “Have you the facts in connection with the game played hetween the Polson Oaks and the Whistletown Whips,at Siugtown, in which they tried the famous Gas Ball on the peerless Swat Milligan? “The incident, as I recall it, was that the ball to be put over on Swat would have done a lot of dumage, Flack, Herzog and Merkle were tie Cubs who crowned Hendrix's job with victory. Their bats were resp onsivie DEFYING DEADLY FUMES Adventure With the Gas Ball Plot a until the ball struck the ground or the hands of an opponent. “Phe poisonous ball bounded toward second base, and the shorts, », elated at what ho thought Swat's fatmure, ran to feld it. When within three feet of after the State had received its ten ‘Willie Jackson, who gavo Lew Tendler such 4 terrific fight in their six-round bout’ at Shibe Park in @fs Are the first round, received the splendid | ' By Hugh. 8. Fullerton. course. reason was that the|,, . ‘Daseball history and applied science, | 7m view that| Heinie Shows His Appreciation toreatl sum of $3,264.97 for his end. ‘The gross | the Meraog, Neh, Dare Of Gift of Chest of Silver | cnisose tn tie carer of th. Polon receipts ‘amounted to M604 and By Bozeman Bulger. Better still, why not put tho cham-| France, with the clubs with whcih| home two of them with his own stick. ip up at auction on April 15| they are playing this season, and one! Merkle sent in the other. Flack tried allow the club owners to bid for | major league scout is keeping tab ON} (4 start something ‘with singi ‘it? Or, we on to add a little em all Kbps ni wit! be] !? the fifth and a walk in the « ot, sporting interest, why not allow the ere is hope some i and - y for|tried out next spring. Goodness| £8. so far as to steal second, and ‘The h eon Reader knows there will be e round, but nothing more would get the winning| men, Out of curtosity 1 Have taken | came of his openings and nothing moro but it would also test the judg- | the list of major leaguers now play-| was nesded, of r8, and it would do|ing, and there are at least thirty-two] Both teams backed up thelr ‘hurl in fast and faultiess fashion. A pair of the ball he was seen to throw back his head, stagger and fall. The ball rotied safely to tho qutfield with other play- ers in pursuit. “In tho meantime Swut begun his tour of tho buses, running at a steady galt. As he passed second base the third time he saw the second baseman lying prone in the outfield and the three fielders were just then beginning chet Binh “Say eet ing thom es rater ae ene toning of Mays Antetoa on their part, the I >| e vation to those fellows who foug! with the deceit of the patrons| Who will surely drop back to the mi- ‘|the big leagues for & year of so on to stagger. Others ran to thelr 99-| prenne Oten nes three th ¥ game, who are led to believe | "Ors Next season. double killings by the Giants helped sistance, but as soon as they would get | matenes by his manager, Mike McCowan, ang, a oa -~ Prt Nar ig 93 ey AMreetl in .the SYat their teams have a chance to| There at least seventeen who | Neht curtail the Cub score, ‘There were closo to the ball they would in turn | 15 te meets Bolly Woods at Herkimer, So far only three clubs have agreed |loveland playd here teche ‘until the rich clubs commence Raber gy Longe Tmo a ae alco peste Got enough, Uiants on the bases to stumble and fall. By the time Swut | starry Condon a vor Ryan, and on Sept, Pratl to take in the conference, and Monder. phe pan on . f bidding for players. pan ae cg EE ee. execute * double play except im one had scored his fittieth run the whole | regs ot Westfield, Mass We York, ot me be American and National league |PIAYErS are to come from to fill the| , Aiminerman pulled one of New Yor SLagthG im cuRmamer G84’ batoar, tsrh |{ Al" GMO ab! ica” waked Sih ‘estan because neither ‘6¢- them likes ‘en sls brathe is hea: to have reduced them. (taps in major league teams is a prob: le, lays Py an exhibition of think. lying in a circle about the ball sound | Matting Leviraky, tbe light hmrrwelght cham tees Se Sree Tapes seom dim. sdives to bidding matches now, but thanks be, the Cincinnati Club ap- pears to bé standing pat (no pun in- temded, for it can stand Pat a long time) and keeping clear of the effort lem, unless the scouts tura to the 4 pected of while in a Cub uniform. soldier players. lack was on firat with nobody out. Reports from the minor leagues hold doilocher bunted @ wee pop toward cut scant promise. One scout tells me| third. Instead of catching {t on’ the that after scouting four leagues be| fly, a8 he could have done, Zim trappea had seen just three men who promise] the pill off the ground, then threw well—one pitcher in the Three I, a aphad cf PBollceher,. Gnese 1 ball to a Goes and is not afraid of it was materially al by Home Ruy Baker's clout into the. nda in the eighth lon sage which put was the bases and romped home abead lander, asleep. “Ag I recall the incident, the Peer- less Swat, once more triumphant over evil doers, skirted the bags for 1891 ‘band, tend the conference, "And thie ts ii toresting, because that is the only at the time of the Maryl; cht Fawnter, by the way, is play. : uon* ing re tales omg ui i ooremne. the. sbortdead f ; pointer dow ra over. he fund on hn lant trip ty tbecpiate Bot) st @ base 9p balla, | : ‘ ? sre to re: ‘d the second in time to catcher in the International, and Joe Wilhoit, who was sent back to the/ iron, ap, Flack, | who had stuck : Ung Heinle now has punch enough to HOD es. He says Wilholt looks| grab the ball on the fly. It was rem)- win for its pitchers, if "and | KC & million dollars this season, yet] niseemt of the phantom double plays Rebertson hit anywhere near what be was waived and kicked Out of the = Laie rw yy Ma) art A. te “f years time when their teams ober was s0 ‘erent they should do, but the melnwer Sh & ‘The Cube ‘samo sewed up ee the punch was obtained a little are #80 bad as to be a joke. late. New York has corrected all BR Se be ings ut pg Ba ack sprung trap on Nehf with a its s still is in the rtsypeiy me these basebail peo- art tre which Ki: p and manage clubs keep | na on the fy. Ie went through Benny | Felease the gas and bring about tho, me kicking all the time. If they don't] and berore Burns could retrieve the mis-| downfall of the man hitting at it. In uit I'll become a common sco!d in-jtake in ae Flack was brushing thn ds, t to ruin | tend of having @ peaceable, quiet old|the dust of his pants at third, Hol. | Other words, it was an attempt to ru age. Last winter they (“reformed bounder to Baird did not let| the career of the great Swat. and they announced solemnly that the panos Drought him across! “Research confirms your previous evils, especially trading and selling statement that the rule was in vogue during the playing season, and farm- at that time that permitted a runner, i ers to minor leagues, were to were The minors declared ind after hitting the ball, to continue run- ning until the ball was actually re-| pendence and wanted to rup their covered and make as many runs as own affairs. The minors were especially strong were possible. The Peerless Milligan | was also handicapped by being al- against the draft and against the placing of players under opttonal lowed but one strike, where other datters got three, agreements (which was ‘farming’ under a new name). The minors have been fighting and arguing. Now comes va the Sow Terk Ginele With a pre-e ‘Swat's secret service men fore- posed trade, in which it Ist revealed warned their chief, and with a smile Urat Jones and O'Neill, who were in he spent several hours in his private the trade, belong to New York. Jones bat factory, ‘The great game came on and an epormous crowd was out to see the Whistletown Whips, the honest fans | is with Toronto O'Nein with not knowing of their nefarious| Rochester. What good is the “freedom” of the scheme. It is known that Swat Milligan never batted untit the bases |TuNe before his kindly mature came minors when owners enter into such deals? What good is @ player limit were full, and this situation arose in the last ‘half of the seventh inning, |fallen conspirators, he dashed into the was filled with a powerful gas, easily disseminated and overpowering in contact. The ball was so constructed by these unprincipled Whip players that a heavy blow from a bat woula hep ‘the Nation: the case of Scot! awarded player, It is if eA Fellet, Mr. Ball of Bt. bevel a statement to club will not attend, ‘Mr, Ball was EY enue d and club- welterweight ot tox. | owner In the bo tched to fight Jack {On of th the Pittsburgh welterweight, for tweivo| #uit against Cumberland, d., was at thie club vo champlon Jack rounds, ‘The first athletic show tn Ube Catskills this san: fou will be held to-night at the Motel Catekills, Palenville, BN. X., tage (our boning toute teat, Clay Taman, who” fought 4, Kinley lowever, the good sportsman ought rooting for Cincinnati a: Cleveland to win in the face of the efforts of the other clubs to buy the pemnants. At that, I am informed that a was a lively bidder for a4 yg way, what odds Mays Ban Johnson imposed of his own pocket?’ 8 him with a single through Bai: One out in the third, Hollocher worked Nehf for & pi raced all the ¢ the w @ when Herzog a liner, into ntre for two He trled to stretch it to three cushions, but the ball was there too Killifer gave the Cubs an gpen- ing in the fifth with big second safesy, but Hendrix rapped Into a double play, Flack then singled and stole aecond and third while Hollocher was getting another pass. Holly alse stole second, but Herzog had done his share of ‘pinch hitting, a0 fouled out. in five rounds Zimmerman was the only Giant to reach first base. He got there twice on clean hits but went no further. The only time tho visitors | Rave Hendrix much worry was in the eighth, Fletcher opened that with New York's third swat, Chase Was hit by a ttray splitter and there were two on. ‘au pulled a near hit, to right, but Herzog popped it brilliantly and threw him ut, letting the others ad- vance. Here Hendrix whiffed Zim, and irganized Basebal! pays “out — =F Now Compete in | Holds Dodgers - Big Rifle Match| To One Lone Hit : ei i Wite, the arrival tue week the * dio team «from feat Coast, git, Atle opvodsat | TT Oe the Reserve. Officers’, Training | OY Tvan Olson in the first tuning was im thie go will be duties Caaifes. 19 jie, hearen 7 lees pond ing mae Ravy Ter! that kept Wilber Cooper trom ie ‘tow at {rifle range, Caldwell, N. J., where the | Pitching a vo-bit-no-Mn Novae Rife Match is being held this mot ne " cam rape Our old chum, Cy Sanborn, one of he deaniest of the deans of baseball, one of the best informed and s writers in the game, ‘declares hat out of the tens of thousands of ers developed in the A. E. F. home training camps only one hag made good as , Cy does: explain why this is a fact. is that the majors and big minor had the chance to get more for nothing last spring we pd before and that they neg- the opportunity, I can find records of only seven players who developed during the war | who were offered » chancé in the| PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1—A triple | in the majors if a major league club mey keep a dosen or a score of play-| ers at beck and call in the minors? Or is all baseball law a scrap of ‘There were six RO. -|{n the United Btates, altuated a and the class A and double Aj leagues. There was a reason, of T PConyriaht, 1919, ty ee Ret! Myndiente, Tas.) EVENING WORLD'S OWN SPORT. HISTORY when Deal threw out Baird the runners were stranded, SUNDAY SEMI- PRO. GAMES. “Treat ‘Em Roughs vs. Bachrach Giants, double header, at Dyckman with the score tied. “As Swat took his stand 4t was no- tleed that his bat was colored with Peculiar drab stripes. In his eye was | the steely glint, “The pitcher hurled over the deadly gas ball immediately. Swat was seen ) swing slowly and deliberately, He! met the ball squarely, but it atruck | club house after his 1891st tally, we- eured & patent pulwotor that he had constructed for that’ very purpose, and raced with it to the outfeld. “At required but @ few minutes ap- plication and the cringing _ plotters were restored to consciousness, Th great crowd applauded Swat's act of bis as much as bis enormous with @ dull thud—not a sharp crack, | 80M.” iarantes of $10,000 to fight Mackay says be knows about Battling Levinaky, accompanied by his man ‘aor, Dan Morgao, left for Saratoga, N. Y., , Where the clever Hebrew light offered Beni Kubane ny Valgne, the offer, heary. ;. Cam) hi ‘damp Funsto Mic! Y iam an claeo, Ca to the ive Coats, cover al o= sections the entire country. 5 old that these train: |t wi oaual ey = sme ne h What Happens Every Day BASEBALL. . The Cincinnati Reds won the first game of their series with Philadel- phia by a score of 4 to 2 by bunchin, three hits with two passes off Pack. | ard in the first inning and scoring ‘all three runs. Schupp, pitching his first game for St Louis, got off to a poor start and che Braves made almost enough runs in the first inning to win the game, ‘The score was 9 to 4, Cleveland took the last game of the series. with the Red Sox by a score of 5 to.4, the winning run coming in the ninth, when McGraw passed Coveles- kis Graney sacrificed and Chapman chpenpion will hook up with Bartiey Mad. Seer foe loomntned don, the wont ade bearrwaight, i a ten-tound | National Rifle Bows at A show to be beld by the Beach A, ©, | executive offices at the bie Convention Mali in thet ait. inn | these Officers 1 are in good sbiape iy . | A section of the bat was seen to bend} The Peorless Hitter, in a letter from Bushwicks vs, Fiske Red Tops and| backward and lurch forward like a Slugtown for the accura Philadelphia Giants, at £ e* Park,| catapult. A section of the bat had of Mr. communication, Brooklyn . [been so constracted that soft rubber, | There are, perhaps, many incidents of . A chemically treated, took the place of | this kind that have been overlooked East New York vs. St. Agatha, A,| wbod, and the blow was too soft to|in the great mass of historica) docu- M., and Plainfield, P. M, at Bast New |Feloase the fumes of the deadly gas | mquts. York Oval, Brooklyn. Downey vs. St. Mary's, at Sisco Park, Staten Island St. Agatha vs, Chevrolets, Agatha Field, Brooklyn. West New York vs. Cubap Stars at ‘West New Ycrk, N. J. Lincoln Giants vs, Federal Shipyard and Newburg at Olympic Field. Bay Ridge vs, Cuban-X Giants at efforts of ‘the Association and thi ir of the nas fone) matehes, ate as the ational on manding officer of ne fae ae + | am Would not quit until he got him. Six races were decided at Goshen, The Brook Farm trotter Emma Ma- wan won the 2.12 trot in straight) In winning this race Lyman Was awarded the Tiffany Trophy, & handsome silver pitcher given by Thomas W. Murphy to the winning driver of thie race. C. EB, Pitman won the two and three-year- old races with Klio and Letfly and) the 2.12 pace with Delco. ple tr JOHNSON SAYS HE WILL NOT ATTEND YANKEE’S MEETING CHICAGO, Aug.: 9.—Président B. B, ut on & snap throw to reli. hi died a moment later Fels ilo ‘sesond on an attempt io ‘The Robing were helpless from The home team’s felding completion of the national 1 trophies will he Prssenias 7 the team mak: 0 highest core, gat also individuals jet been matched to sect Johany “Med” Alien, tab Bridgeport Libuweight, for eight rounde at Bridgovort, Conn. the night of Ban 8, - STANDING OF il ama we ga iy ane Change Dates for | Playing Off Games \aisadigin-ehenenateamaninseoniiasaemmetsenmmnneee The National League last night ie- sued the following list of dates for the playing off of postponed games: At Boston. at @t. J ‘The gram "receipts of the Charley WeinertsAi, Roberts bout at the Mayonse A, A. of Bayonne, N. J., & fow nlghta ago amounted to 43,570, which is the, largest emoupt eo far takeo in at RARE BOWLING TREAT . pear a eae Nea ae FOR\SARATOGA FOLK sum of 140120, SARATOGA, N. ¥,, Aug. ¥—Harn- EDUCATIONAL, _INSTRUCTION, AS THE CLUBS NATIONAL LEAGUE. " W.L. PO, a os ‘ singled. | Johnson of the American League, be- 7 w hon : Battling Reddy, the New England featherweight | tugians are to be. treated to a rare ecunk’s infleld single in the thir-| fore leaving for the East to-day, said| Bay Ridge Field, Brooklyn, nue tg ater. Aus AG (a3 with 06 Lamia. | sector, will mest Johnny Daly of Jersey City to. dsr exhibition of bowling every night ¢ i a jegnth loning, after Walker was pur. |he would not attend the mecting of the| Farmers ve. Empire City, A. Ma | eneae, 2: mee uee, YESTERDAY. Se ee eee ce cir oem me oe | BiGNe Nar ci somite elive thee eel 6 ae aa a ‘ Al , won the first game of | ; lied for Monday by thi med tS t ity, A. Mu | Chienge, 3: rooklyn. ot Weet New York, N. 4,, in the star bout, while d , +. * » 4 doudle-header for the Athletios by | or the hue yore cmt ee ee Sireuse | and Iner Seals P, M., at Farmer Oval, Mikal MU, AME, A (2)s, Meena, mina in be other elaheround Wout dobuny Mort of urday, Aug. 16 at the United States] AItnn rary rattt Tt MMs Teg core of 6 to 4, but the second | the case of pitcher Carl Mays, who is| Brooklyn. 4 88 ug. AS” (1) » with: Cineintas Hasnington Heighia will meet Jumuy Wolly of) Bowling Alleys, 2 and 4 Rallroad Place, ls 2 mo was Chicago's all the way. The| under suspension by the league presi: | tyanhoes vs.* Sprague und Penasyl-|* OF ME Louie, 4) as. “gus. 19; with Mt We wie, Aus. 25, eee, ~ opposite the rallroad station, Saratoga , was 6 to 2. dent. He based, his Foruaal so sttend/ vania Red Caps at Ivanhoe Park, with New York, Aug. 2 > H _ "Gulih Resend and Gait e meeting on the ground that it had | © ba MES TO-DAY, At N . rin alee) bey INNIS. ‘ been called without authority, Glendale, L. I «al bow Seel'en'Giense. 4 new recs yng CLAY TURNER SCORES oe prea be Ping Fees the Halt the pleasure P xnowtat ‘The feature match in the Connecti- as po Jompecn’s pasiness fn the Springfields vs. Long Island Oy at Brooklyn: with Chicago he alt avd EASY WIN OVER KINLEY,| famous “County” to meet all pr Bbeoes you enn recat nagee “eut State championship tennis sin-| Bast, he said, was in connection Recreation Park, Long Island City, "Aus, 20 (8); Aug. 28; wit 5 ANY eng eve - ‘at Norfolk was that in which| the hearing Monday on the Injunction Meatewbrocka Ys Cuban Stare at! Aus. 2. PP + ins db. at thelr drives from § P, M. till 10 alt, ine thorough. practical ‘edric defeated J. Gallon at | estraining the American League from ; 4 At Phy . : . M. After the match’ games fo A.M Ors gig A” i. | interfering with the New York club in| Meadowbrook Field, Newark, N. J ; ale Au 19, (2); with Pitubang, | LONG BRAN Nod Aus. ¥Alay| Gengier will give an exhibition of Ran te ena acteated ons Post jr, | ctor (0 use Mays a8 a player. Empire City vs. Westinghouse, at AMERICAN LEAGUE, J ath Chetgo, ug. a8 (4) wie Gla: | Turner. the, indie niwalght, cleanly | ramus fancy and palm ball bowling ae task: cn: > Arotie Park, Brooklyn, Claw, WL PCL) Cla, WL. PC. Adeeb oi Harrinanew. Shepo'lane night oetas | fOr which he Im justly oslebrated. HORSE-RACING. “TREAT EM ROUGHS” GAME. _Codnrhurét ve, All Manbattans, at} ; wa a Iain bout of tli Bt sha De, |, Tavilatiods Rare. Uae, egss 26. wal ‘Thomas W. Murphy of Poughkeep- i Cer aoe Aa 39 38 40a Gover for Kinley, ‘who took the ‘In-| Jockeys to be prosént witness sit, N.Y. captured. the Leader 3.08] Guy Bmp Beater pons! ebert ve, Kietien & s “s 27 290} dian’s blows without wineing. Kinley | the exhibition, pace with Direct C. Burnett and then] ular ball pl playing staft|bert Field, Jersey City. GAMES YESTERDAY made & game aod frequently} The “Count” has @ standing offer phone or won the special match race with Ante! of the “Treat ‘Em Rough” team. He| Lenox ys. All Munbattans, at Ja- Bt, Leute, f. landed on Turner, to roll any bowler at the alleys 4 Veokiet No. 4, Guy (over Walter ‘Cox's {rotter, Lo has signed Marty Kavanaugh, for-|maica,'L, I. —— | for $1,000. Bb. te ann hve Pr ton, at the Grand Circuit meet-| nerly of the Detroit Americans, and| Hackensack vs, Royal, Giants, at Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, 4 (fest game) | ree A at Nort eandall, in winning | che ex-leaguer will cover first base |Oritan! Field, Hackensack, N, J. £ Ghlengo, 6; Philadelphis, 2 (second gamed, |NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE A. E. F. TRACK TEAM these evants Murphy set two season's} ‘n'to-morrow's doubleheader against | College Point vs, Ridgewoods, at Other teams wot scheduled, With Cincianstl, ese. 8 of Clubs, révords, In the first heat of the|the Bacharack Giants at Dygkman L Point, L. 1 GAMES TO-DAY. Bev. 21 (2); with Chi |, .cluo Leader pace, in order to head off the val. he visitors are coma ered ¢ | College Point, L. 3 Clevetane ut New York, 1 * » ‘Te8|pinghemmtoe rush/of Frank Dewey, driven by Cox,| strongest colored team in tho Mast! Manhattans vs. Brie A, Ay at Man. Pa Brcinltd i eearppeasarenemanl 38 Se4sacheat®, Wha. shingle nae ie Murphy had to drive the final quar- {and wil have “Cannon Ball” Redding | hartan Field, Brooklyn, fraboyer gi HORNSBY MAY COME TO Buttalo z riegn tor fm 27% seconds, the fastest quar-| om the mound. | For Empoy's team | 1th ush vs, Clarion Nationals, at meee oh Weshinaten, Newark tees : Jiied track and field team, which an Plath: . on 3 Is, 4 Tesreau, formerly of th ter: @ver any track this season and|i0y joaroh™ citncon of the ong Of the fastest quarters yet paced. |tiona) League will twirl, r BR. Hancock yearlings ht tremendously hi, at in Saratoga. A chestnut colt it and San Dune was top price, Giants, Jaterna-| Flatbush Oval, Brooklyn, | a Detroit at Philadsiphia, |, os Offer tor KI BINGHAMTON, N, ¥., Aug, 9.—Eddie , the local boxing promoter and jer of the West Street Athletic walled recently fi Brost the tearnahip Imperator, expected te and at Hoboken to-morrow afters 100N at 2 o'clock, according to informa: | he A. A. U. office GIANTS IN BIG TRADE, It ia rumored here that the Giants| have just compl@ted one of the, biggest trades of the year with the Si, Louls Jereey City, 8; Bio Jereey Chu, & tin that reached the yesterday from the War Department "|in, Washington Joe Daley Scores K. 0. NWPORT, R. L, Aug. 9.—Joe Datvy Benny Coster Benny Coster, the cl a local bantam, ne $22,500. Phi} Chinn was loutpointed Johnny Daly of Jersey City | of South Boston knocked out Johny |Ciih thas wited Featherweight cham: Cardinals. The report hus Zimmerman, leone Tompson eke TR 2 at the Inter-Nos Club of West New|Mello of New Bedford in the se pion’ Johnny Kilbane an offer of $1.00 poy, : ek |Gharge of the at J it him for Larry Waterbury. York last night in the feature eight- {round of @ twelve-round bout here last|to meet Joe Leonard, the aggressive Doyle and King being traded by th chara the athiel Riddle, Wilfrid Viau and round bout. In the other elght-round night. Dal sent Mello to the floor Brooklyn featherweight, in @ ten-round New York Club to St, Louis for Rogers Widener bid on the colt, China battle Johnny Burt beat Jinumy Kelly, twice with it to jew, bout econd week in September, Hornsby, the etar third baseman, ’ » 08. A wel home committee wil | tormed. by. Frederick W, Ry yee Beading. retary-Troasurer of the A, DN