The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1921, Page 7

THE EVENING WORL)), SATURDAY, JULY 30, WORLD'S GREATEST SLUGGER Copyright, 1021, by Robert Edjtren. Baa. Doesnt MEED TO RUN Lite CHARLIE Pavpocte P HARD LUCK I LOIS OPENER Plarence ¢ ily, Allows Three| Hits, but One Is Homer That Costs Game. R Lor TS, July 30.—The Cards only | le’ three hits off Clarence Mitchell | F the Robins, but one of them was} fa Home run by McHenry in the fiftn | Anning that won the game, 1 to 0. fete Preffer, former Robin, pitched against his old mates, and it was the | egond tite he has beaten them sinct ne'®ns ttaded, Jeff was tound for only fiup hits, and two of them were jupched in the first inning. It was up to Nevis to do something a that round, but Bernie fanned and left tayo Hobins fluttering their wings | on the seqond and third nests, Neis med de next two trips he made to the plate, Incidentally, he was the bin to strike out 4 off in the first with @ single nd after Johnston and Griffith s beating out a tap to 1. fanned for the did got have her chance t when Olson w to second to third | PARIS, July 20.--Georges Carpentier, | ning World corre e to the rey Was suffeting from an |homorrhage as a result of Jock Demp- “s punches od that he would be un ble to. fight smiled ineredu ously and thnoned his dapnragm sev-| the final ma feral times wifti is left fist as conclu-)¢ ot TUNG AIS WRISTS ve proof that vhere was nothing the | 6 ysto rv" FoR A mngtier: with hs ntern | tn’ the ae BOSTON, Williuns w: pondent in round tr third hit to Johnston, who threw ia} y ran to tuird ont by Jolinston, reur having deci Shimidzu of > - Viteh for New, imnament Vo-Morrow. ql ; is still giving me pain | yyy anes ube Bent Home Ron WIT H injiny to ny thumb. he Davie Cup b \ Supe Ren et ) said: "but aside from that 1 am all &le reached | crane Giants, » ay _ right Shall lex again, you can be their vietory over Wallace EF { to-thotrdw afternoon at \ sure.” and Harry ©. Jastth Street and West x C ee ——_— ‘ihe team. will engage Y \ SON, =a with Stamfont ar _ Se —_ BREAK THE RECORD AGAIN - 7 AWRY UT MARKED BABE LAUGH’ « Injured Thumb Williams Meets His Only Injury, | W.M. Johnson for Carpentier Says Longwood Boul }imeet Willfam M. John- Japan in straight sets in HANTS ARE NOW ONLY FOUR POINTS BEHIND THE PIRATES’ insnncemianae NEW YORK GAINS IN RACE WHILE LEADERS ARE IDLE Z aaendieee Giants Open Reds Series by They were quite emough, as the Reds Sah cd 7" {were unable to sore against Sallee Winning Through Ten- in the final half ef the tenth, Inning Rally. A double-header originally was sehed- lay but rain washed out the Weather permitting, two CINCINNATT, July 90. 1 will be plasyd towday and agali HE Giants are only four points Weahi: WO heen te Headed he four PONS |iontay Frank Frisch forged thead of behind the Pirates now, thanks! Hurnaby as the leating tunegetter of the to their vietory here yesterday | 8 to dat Donohue, one o while the leaders w idle » ele » were 7 cielo Another impressive late-inning ratty, | BORE, ReMEE ete tn 7 ep out in uch 48 the one that set he back on ‘Thursday, gave New York | [0 the fir 4 10 to 7 vietory over the Reds. The Giants scored t rips in the tent Pirates} favor of Cui Markie, fariner, Yankect inning aft a single by 4 Donohue's filled t a single off Young's bat had winning | gainst the | HealGt ie Ma the much touted | SUNDAY SEMI- PRO. GAMES. ruit, successive | singles by Smith, Burns and Ban-| ay croft, followed by Frisch's double oft |G ‘, Who had replaced the inning Protechory its vs. Cawen i one three rans. | boeken and At Dyckr . ‘Tesreau's B He of David Bushwicks vs. Cuban (Double header.) Ivanhoe Park, Tyanhoe ve. Dot Iaddiphia, (Double al, Barn | EEE Tie RUNS FOR WEEK ) 1s Howards v At Howard Hridgeport and Tronate ' fan City, pringfields ve AMERICAN LEAGUE. Potnt, Colloge Point vs Chan: SoM) Twit Phainfield nd Hill, Richmond HOM ve. Richard Norris Paral Parks. Parkville, Parkville vs. Peelaeltt, < oSt Agatha's ranciaco in the challenge tor the Longwood Tow) sively defeated nz0 8, St. Itimas va, Danbury Iskund, N.Y. A. @. ve Dopertniert Sif Sox vs. Rridesbur INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE | teh of the lawn tennis | SU et We a here. The Leo wool, scores wert Son Shimidzn and his » Iohiva Kuma- the final round through Johnson Johnson in straight sets. | € ' y ctal. An 14), Lal Meeidowbrooks: psie, Poughkeepsie vs otady Too Busy With Baseball And New Home Run Record; |MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGES AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING. No Time for Gilf, Sa ys Ruth‘. PB eS ot did yg . a 2 Of our y that day for Leones abe Fit em Than Hepenace q Ghd aN | ae ; esul h here Wel 1 AVas at Beginning of ea coe ’ Gane As [ happened t <2as0n. 8 ne pene + T showed it to Rabe. Th at ! ut of him. He enlied over a By Robert Edgren fi ven and cqlsaua! ine WENT 1 1 opark C ici ry to see Babe Ruth. st as much as you get in a he said, kiditr st asaniich as \ yt make on lded tus other ball- Babe just after he had como un for batting yp the dleessing f uf a “last time T saw Babe all any) von, Tw > bad dest: 4 10) Si oc neu nil winners and iy ie —~ horks “Hello, This, bs ter than 204i ay wag a little Mr 48 Ue mbine did im C Why | “How where the bookies relieved him of : regise |trouble of making any income ‘ Py if Blank report on his winter trip. 3 | ' IK | | tering f what Li “pve got plenty of time vet to 2 | \ ‘that home run record,” Babe sa | rf ij getting back to his real heart int Bl | y “Over half the seison and less i . > ald half the way to Vr Fs ““ ihe ia nO ’ \ Pe: - niended shape, Ty " i hy id tri Gaing 0 Chigle bevel) yeni Jot) (the NATIONAL LEAGUE PITCHING. AMERICAN LEAGUE PITCHING from Rul \ ¢ MOREE D OvE a eu “Dor know anythin about pon Ifto"ask: % movies,” said Ruth stoll “i n who's that suy? hat ait rested in anyth league does he bat in?" Only Babe didi bay anything oF al) vag} Rabe moved ‘away, swinging two “Ahy way, some of these long drives) 144, y qioment later he was at the} \ it Annandale stand 8) piate, For a fellow who puts on a lot} Haven't been beaten by any) of fat out of season he hi. erat aOR ‘hat one on the sixth, wher good athletic condition, Not, EEE OnE ORANG SIR UATE . that the Bambino could dis- Overt DUD iy washboard stomach like ntier’s. But very fair for a big| enthusiasm from] man who needs weight for heavy slux- | Tj BAe ub Guly erankad: In tiie waist ie proportioned to. tlw | Hot, is one yet. oy webbed the oiled on down the fairwe Loexpouwe Jour lye this k, and he has no double ¢ ‘ / ; Gate USES GOLF SWING. i * the fi “and! Where you drove to the Syca Watehing Ruth at bat [was ote ick} iores‘on the thirteenth." with the fact that although he mn ‘ eDon't-Rnow anything about gle] abandoned he hits the ball w , mn ; hortly. “I've forgotten all| a golf s He use q 404 chow 5 loa hing | Pros call “a lot of wrist.” Aric th san I don’t play anything | Dros ca ane wagriea the club Hi ut bon pall now Don't know any-| fron th vista searing tebe felis al ve Rae pain, Yet jast time L $4W/ his bat is back and motionless tor a evuldn't stop talk oF fraction of a second, and then it mo | NATIONAL LEAGUE, AMERICAN LEAGUE, e shots long enough | ropward without haste y pare ent effort—Ju 1 gO aut that home through tn a clean drive ICRA ryt aAS AMO Sh eniesieLeL AR, APS | Dhelgnd col GbE AL) ans) the to break it wd a wil New York. ...99 644 Chicago 10 52 jew York 2 AMERY bvomed Ruth, “Nothing | Foes BT re the ground, apparen hy | Bewhiya 4947 910 Pholadetpnia, 20 69.308 | Detroit as yt hg@fathing to itat ALL!" | without any tsp But it keene | GAMES YESTERDAY h went out of Ruth's man-! the fence with a vicious ‘thump. 1h ieee eae aun Hetrait ; qalemee ind y wore a sinile « wide | course, when he hits a higher one it Le mdespiia H peeieagi end sails over me Yerk rns Hatig: inh ale and uble to hit out) 7 used to watch Babe's golf drives, Vineuns ‘i pee? : | t Matterlia—ftyan, Salee and 3 med and the ball he | Masile. (ery, Coumbe and Wing lad more than 35) the air long aft to fall—to hang there a ath enue AK 4 a aad Thora eae | small tt passed ow , . c the exact figure at me! “ane ba acieriew (tubbe} and Hr 1 agree At Waueated Ba ‘ ; n he gave me the | way.” Tu aad Daly | ft pinaaad at Binding | Fo hits 3t. Louis Woaeaieneassani GAMES TO-DAY ignora, a@ vital) eit: is : Cleveland at New York sort Aina troit : Prot the pepo Say Detroit at Washington ley ys 1 apologeticaily. “You ane th the fight, over after- , and all that sort Going in . have the same somewhat grim co! centration that Dempsey carries in his corner at the beginning of 1 Bt, Louis Chirago at Hniiadelphia INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Hosion Pittsburgh aame et Pittsburg) pomp an HERALD GAMES TO-DAY. at I've been a little out of| yt's the concentration that wins, 10 Clune. WoL. PC.) Clubs, UARE the real news.” matter what game you play. Baltimore ked mollified. T guess it's a safe bet that Ruth) Buitato fone se*, T heard about the fight”! will crack that home run record again. ay = ME oh Pittaboreh Beoheter e-rdmitted. “They stopped a game Commige. than. tr Babee Rigo Peiindeihia at Chicago. Toran tt ~ Coop FURNITURE | ina host of styles, Ih iy vane" wine um | — ake, wal! MIDSUMMER SALE OF Starting Monday and Continuing throughout August URNITURE for the Bed Room, Living Room, Dining Room, Library. Furniture for every room, for every pur- pose. Hundreds of suites and separate pieces. Furniture fashioned after many periods. Furniture of nest woods, from the finest manufacturers. Good Furniture at ‘“‘Lowest-in-the-city Prices.’’ Prices which are consistently lowest. Prices which remain lowest despite competitive reductions. For Details See New York Sunday Papers