The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 22

Q2 a ® THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 20, LEONARD WEIGHS IN PUBLIC FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HIS CAREER” 1922, Ae non rt tey A A SLL SS DE AT LEONARD'S TRAI NING CAMP By Th Fi 1 t - - - y ornton Fisher ] —— Copyright, 1922 (New York Evening World), by Press Publishing Company. sEE™ { "4 / ea : o t { ye FUNNY wars < Nagin & ——— A aa @eLeIH® \ — HE HAS ONLY \ MAN tHaAL @oT-\ i Look Aap, Pes a ‘ oN THE To bo wit \ (ee ONE 4 ote TWO WAYS OF FIGHTING, SAYS | proce BEATING | oF THE ) = S) ME= 1) HAVE sal TENDLER se 0 Gan coz) = 4 (EIGHTEEN WAYS BENNY . | es | <= or —~ OF BEATING | } 5 od ——7_ HI . Seat, ; bug Benny's Mother Living at a Hotel Close to His Training Camp a ; a “CAnytht 7 ” Where He Takes on Three Southpaw Sparring Partners Who CA Anything to Beat New York, Box Him a la Lew Tendler. ~ OX Is Slogan of All the Clubs ® — = On the Tour. , r By Thornton Fisher. BENNY DOES HIS — +. m ; P CALISTHENICS BEFORE f Ubb's Lak until a few days ago was a tranquil retreat for the We COMMER: BGARLERS Pacicey By Robert Boyd. vacationist, Small summer cottages and bungalows stud the bills AT QUDDS LAKE se CROe® DEE renee) See ees ee surrounding the plactd waters deep in the hills of Northern New Jer Sean CHEF \SSUES Is:-Hov club, perhaps, ti either maser Hut overnight ft has all changed, For right in the midst of this lan SG ata - AN OFFICIAL Tease that Naito, conten wrth) Oe c Ss BULLETIN much opposition as the world’s cham< guid pastoral setting Benny Leonard, lightweight champion of the world, Bi HOOT | pion Giants, A Giant uniform seem has pitched his camp. Where Lew Tendier chose the aristocratic ola ( (4 4 Hl to enrage all the other seven clu! Delaware for a front door vista Benny picked a lake to gaze upon and LENS LIZARD in the circuit and they play hardest meditate ~~ to topple the New York Club from And the ce gers are all “het” up over it. In fact, at 3 o'clock yester- their lofiy position. There is, has day afternoon one might bave suspected that the local church was holding and always will exist that bitter feel a HUAWEI, THLvALIGh: LRG GAWHIOE G. CWOARCOTS ge : ng against the team from the me« 3 aion te o-story frame house, back per tropolis, Some trace the ill-fecling haps a hundred feet from the rough country road that circles the lake. Old back to the palmy of John Mee ladies and flappers, grandpas and youthful “finale hoppers” sat about the Graw. Others aver that it is the piace chattering New York owners’ greed in building onelude aN ; ne up an invincible team at the expense Ry an to conclude the erga they Shag the simple cottagers waitins of other clubs. Anyway, the feeling, for Leonard to do his stuff in a ring pitched about fifty feet fn the rear of whether it is traditional or not, ts the house in which he has established bis training quarters. A member of there and the world's champions have the New Jersey State Constabulary hovered about directing traffic, waich founen S thele: Hardest zor every) ane congested the highway leading to the camp. Lehane Te CNeW Sore CIKU lens Since 1e Ne ork Chub le ew There was nobody home around the luke yesterday. Even those who THE CAMERA York on their ond swing over the thought a left hook was something to go fishing with waited with fll-d BOYS TOOK cer: Western half of the National League guised patience to see what they should see—and they saw PcIURES oF on ra . circuit they have won three and lost The moving-picture camera men, who ground pictures ot Benny doing EVERYTHING ff septs & LEONARD SURE (S TREATING Ewe, to the Eta Eis ae everything save inhaling spaghettl, Pictures of the champion climbing into bur He ENING CAHP THE HELP ROUGH Aide ara ee tue eee eta the ring, pictures of the victims, picture of Billy Gibson, shots of the crowd, LAKE TROUT erie: St. Louls Cardinals, In eyaty. ong of including the State Constable on his favorite charger, and movies of the four Wes wins Ww the camp chef, Packey Swartz, who has turned eggs for ex-President Taft, IN THE OUT-DOOR. RING- & Giants None lip. Chetr alters Fea Billy Sunday, Joun D, Rockefeller and numerous other luminaries. Packey, TE CHAMPION HAS JUST “BUSTED UP e ° four day ; nn lub played sup hers 9 tin Way, {a Eni ex-navy, Goole Nod tOubes aimenn Wieat cae) Hie oplaten JOHNNY MARTINS LEFT TO THE BOY AND y UO an is 7 ters Tale: ete iia iieieimenenl bend fs that Leonard will smite Tendler hip and thigh In four rounds Has HOOKED HIS LEFT TO MARTINS JAWe ‘ = = of playing at the sight New ; ° ; ~y 2 —_—— _ - me _ or vr an vas Benny’s Mother Close to His Camp. M i an is Give A, i. Champions peat anyt te ORE Shere is some one else who believes that Benny will come tarough > he Ei Bull Ye His mother, Mrs. Leonard, and ner daughter Sid have established them- A th B d B t pee Cea s hem- Berserk ce Wien Fn RE Gt teers cake 06 tial ene From the Bleachers to the Grand Stand MOCMEK DAA DEALING) vc scamsne the battle they can be close to him. = = a @ for Jona M no easy tase Me The gnly other member of the family at Budd's Lake is Joey, who i : Y er J t in Fe man of the y Joey, who is ikees Hav. > Man-| Jones. said to be the smartest pitcher h i i assaclied toihin bestharayeeuibus/elving atte Bouse! Evening World Baseball Feature for the Fans Have Only Man-|i\the American League, was In there |New York Chub, The Giants have Mhevchampton tise started: his work seriously now. - aged to Win One Game So_ | heaving the glk vit marvellous skill had ncaa time uf uring ie . : : + ‘ ‘ tting pasted all over the lot t \rou. i tere im Three southpaws were tossed in to him yesterday afternoon. The first Each fair day an Evening World photographer will take a ar From Detroit. seme ee Cincinatti: where the G e end- wos Mike Carrier, who went two three-minute rounds with the champ, panoramic picture of the bleachers and grand stand at pe The Tigers put Samuel T. out of [NS their seer vasle cous followed by Johnny Martin and Sammy Berne, Martin gave Benny a hard ’ the Polo Grounds. From the photograph will be se- By Goceran Bulger, his misery in the Afth When 1. Jones ee ee i eens thor workout, duplicating as far as possible the tactics used by Lefty Lew. For hen lected ten persons, who will be given free grand stand HERE and old Mr. Cobb singled. Hellmann [mi players were aware a) tie te Martin’s trouble he stopped a few fast lefts to th P| ge Mas, . A 7 ERE seems to be some surprise | promptly poked a hit to deep right [fd they bad to travel, Do you thinie sath ema Se 8 to the head—Philadelphia Brooklyn T. No Has seats for the next day’s game. Pictures will be printed in our town that the Tigers|centre for three bases. A moment |this would silence the masses that nnd ruetenice b hile Seely not of the Tendler brand of lefts,} 2TOOKIYN = Team Now as daily in the Green Editions of the Evening World— should drop in here and give| later he scored on a long fly. That {cry for the downfall of the champions eee ea em naR Laas Dropped Ten Out of Eleven “Baseball—Racing” and the “Night Pictorial.” If your |Jour Yanks a nice, neat pasting just | W&% Plenty. Nobody else scored tor oe sn es Bante Hari Hy ; action is proved by the visit yesterday Games in the West picture is selected present yourself at The Evening ||«s the nome boys were about to snap - = erners like a frenzied Roman mob, ef Dr Harry Hyman, who was called from New York to replace a pivot = ” toni @ileh Wha aplit: duviag Bes af Bennie basal place a pivo' . World office between 10 A. M. and 1 P. M. on the day Jat the heels of the faltering Browns. | ‘Ty Cobb says the trouble with base- | PowR With the Giants After his rubdown and bath penariay Geuaed a yt (Spectal to The Evening World.) following publication and grand stand seats will be This: Mr. “Tyrus Raymond: (Cobbi/ ball is that ithe public doesn’t realize lene New Yor! Miavaee tran thie eae hencarlie hemnaenn nani men ne Tae belek were! casein Oe adie the] bad to worse is the course of the keep abreast of the times, His polite Tee eet ae of young. |. But the Giants are a fighting ‘ct, he stepped on and for those critics who maintain that Leo! if d ie efore | Brooklyn Robins on their second trip ntimation is that we do not read the |sters here," he added, “but they" pias SMe alan an Puppies a weight it is here set down that the beam balanced ae ing fs a welter-| through the ‘West. ‘They had lost Geeich have to get famous before you ex. ee a ian eee ee tour during the fight a week away SF 19 1-2 pounds, and} ten of eleven games n the West be eo ge BY JOHN ° “If Whiskaway should beat Mor.] Perts get on. It's always been that} ncip ast visit. Cincinnati declared a F away. way - fore they began a five-day series yes- F t N d G vich in a match race seven or eight ; Roman holiday and ronds led v9 Leonard Will Be at His Best. terday withthe Cubs in thia city, and Istic EWS pottock an OSSl times; Waal the orotic’ cuestion And there's something in that. T) Redland Wield to see the Glaati y Pt q +] remember well that Ty had been hit-|tumbled from their lofty half-cateé ‘There is no question that Tendler 1s going to meet Leonard at his|t2¢Y Went worse by losing the open-| yfatchmaker Joe McKenna plans to) chase A. A. of Rockaway Bench what should be the price againsi| ting .800 for two or three months—|jead in the pennant race, But Cinein best. ing game 8 to 6 after they had a Ao unusually big advance sale of tic Morvich on his ninth time out?" was probably the best young ball-|/ pati did not win The ants piayad stage a big bantamweight champion-| morro ‘ni atte between player of the;yean., He came.to New Neste tag " 7 ri ; © 5 and Tom McAleer. ross ai A tc | Playe! e yet @ came to } up to their best form and playing noir The champion exudes confidence that he will knock Lew for a flock minnine edge of 5 is 1 in the first}stip match for the Surf A. A. Otfare two ot the hardest. punching weiter At that moment a rather sombre! Vor and to get the score cird| ent they are well nigh pO ro Hee | of Scandinavian sniff hounds, wo tnnings off Cheeves and Osborne.|Coney Island, He is now negothating | Suishis {1th section. Matty Herbert and figure came lumbering down the walk | straightened out one afternoon we} Not only did the Giants win by ihe \ “He has two ways of fighting me,” said Benny, “while I have Cadore gave an exhibition of inef-| with Eddie Mead for a match between | It out in the semi-final, 3 've/ with an old iron hat jammed down | had to ask him his name. ore of 5 to 2 but they dtheir ~ } eighteen ways of beating him, 1 expect to get hit—I’ve been hit fectiveness and wildness as wretched] Champion Joe Lynch and the winn' Ray: Pryet) tho. ‘orack sromesteaa. (Prd his ears, In his eye there was * lead slightly over the Cardinals and before but I can take it, So far as his body blows are concerned as that Mamaux gave when he was|ot the Roy Moore-Willle Spencer bout, | l!shtelght who has scored sixty-six victories | Blare.* Huggins will probably shoot Carl {brought the fourteen games played mf what ld b st fe 1 sixty-nine professio bouts, covering « ve? ” ”) Mays at these Tigers to-day. He's|/the West to seven victories and sevea } conn e sweeter? What do you think I'll be doing when he knocked out of the Monday game in|which features his card to-morrow dof four se and who ure: | Colonel,” T asked, “how many gota Job on his hands too, abreata: shoots them?” Pittsburgh after the Dodgers had| night. uch fren a Richie limes have the Yanks licked the rey = ‘Then the champ called his brother Joey and demonstrated how he} M#uded Mamaux a lead of 6 to 1 in} 41 Lippe, manager of Jett Smith, the He Gores to cane | Cimers SOis veart”” We wanted to get Would foil Lew tae Newsboy. four innings. Dazzy Vance went to|ciever Bayonne middleweight, says that he'd {i this city, early neat week. Frvel Is eager Jat the root of this matter. > And there's that. the rescue of Mamaux in that game|'!ke t© have Smith box Dave Rosenberg for} Rocky Kansas, Charlie White and. Sunnis | ‘They'd have licked ‘em a lot more ei ey saa iout in tke savanth ‘ndings pnees {ie eee wt that the state board | shugrue with a little luck," he replied. . -}has declared vacated. “If Smith doesn't ee ee vac Hit how TAN ; - ™ " iad y times? E ‘AN LEAGUE. Tendler Easing Up in Trainin Spreng al gee suze Mme “ae o\) RICHMOND MAY NOT No one seemed to know. Wo calod| | a Rina Wy Yb Be cee ta di Gore: FeaieN er the Cube hat to a passing statistician, wh ame Eee nt ; tis 80 37 B78! ade oh For I ortant B t Wi g nicked Cadore for a run on a hit and le not associated PLAY OUT SCHEDULE |}is withheld tor non-advertising pur. |S (onc 84 oo see me aly Byer 60 40 .866|Waen'n 40 44 476 mm a pass in the first inning and had] with anybody else in the management of —_——_ poses. i * vee h . “529 5 47 427 pp Ou ith Leonard Knocked him galley west in the sec-|!tarry Gordon, the sensational local bantan| RICHMOND, Va., July 20.—Repre-|" “Once,” he announced. ‘Just once, | ica9® 46 40-835) Bhila... 3 Ke ae Bean? 46 43 .5i7| Bustos, 36 reel es ~ ond inning with a single, a pass and| Whe boxes Frankle Jereme a return bout | sentatives of five Virginia League base-|So far the Tigers have beat us eight)"; eee pete 29 58 ‘GAMES YESTERDAY. Joe Tiplitz and Harry Brown, | M’AULIFFE PICKS Per tires et Vie Gane rhe eres a 10 | ad chia iasl,clebe trond ei dest/ean no cu OF Dae Now Yous er Gheeinnaticg Detroit, 8; New York, 1. , All three of the Cubs who reached] ‘ony Polazolo has accepted terms for}to Richmond's plea ror a schedule re-| ‘The Colonel took another pull at his iS, i ‘5 le re 2 i Phil, del hia, 6; St. Li 3. Lew’s Sparring Partners, LEONARD TO WIN _ |tte bases in the second inning off | Paut Doyle to box Pate Latzo at Seranton| vision which, local owners any, $9 thei old tron boller and disappeared into BALL DLA a DE A Lith reptecvat i Cadore got home, and in the third|next Tuesday night. Doyle recently knocked | only hope of pulling through the se: his office, 4 Mya? ! Pretty Well Used Up. BY A KNOCKOUT ras # Me M Ly e a @ season * St. Louis, 7; Boston, 6. Cleveland, 4; Washington, 1. . i the Cubs tied it up off Smith|out Wilje Fentone at Coney Island and] jingncially. Backers of the local tea: Ty went on his way, grinning, z oe oo Rain aenn oe Mpaanend.a twoskege (Unane decisions over Georgie Ward] wifldrew from a meeting of the clun| And, come to think of it, there GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TO-DAY. SELANCO, ¥. 3 By Jack McAuliffe. ger. In the seventh they won by|*"@ Marty Cross, owners here and announced that «|Shoudn't have been any surprise at | New York at Cincinnati. Detroit at New York. . BT ae eee Reel Along ‘abont tt smashing Smith for three aingles and! ytatchmaker Frank F meeting of the stockholders of the locai}all. A racegggack handicapper ¢o- Brooklyn at Chicago. Sts Lauis at Philadaiphta, Fendler’s chief concern just at pres- fe! GMS Of) the ere bla; Ana Binithoand Tom Crits|lintee ceatnecice ournoy arranged the} club would be held to-day to decide}clared the price against our noble Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. | Cieveland at Washington. ent is the matter of keeping his condi./°hth round next Thursday nixht| ‘en ‘chipped in errors that helped | uconardstendier conten nt Jersey City. one| Nee oe phy he ee alee Cane, proposl: | champs should have been elght to onc Borten as Sts ee: CHES ON EES cally on edge, Although Tim Droney | ‘© *tars in the Jersey skies after ten] The Dodgers are playing bad ball. | Pete Hartley will be the semi-finalists, and! ‘The Virginia League will not relin-| comes rapes y : ° Know how TWELVE HORSES START ¥ has been added to the retinue of epar,|*coRds have been counted «ver him, [=shecially the pitchers. Not one hurlor | ton rounds. Phit Krug of Jersey Clty.|quish Richmond territory but will at. | vita vg Pry mess poate IN CANADIAN CLASSIC ous. ppties t Uncle Robbie's command can be] nether comer, will a tty in}tempt to have another club organizod eV: 7a) Be on us,” ring partners, it is the intention of| Be"™y Leonard, if I am any judge,| 4 : v another ten-round bout at i. The | 5 int eveneiee td] ne asks, “It so, what?” abil stanlles ° Phil Glassman, the Philadelphia boy's|!® #olng to win that fight by a knock- Benen PO pois: & anowine fe between ed: Munroe and Jennny Coney, present owiers, Sredent eM ve WINDSOR Coty Jury P.rsAvout To Landis for — d to-d: One thing is that these young, care-| twelve of the forty-eight horses nomin- manager, to case up gradually on the| t and it may come before the eighth | leaguer, and it 18 up to them to show], stele One shoe ’ a R. GF Mente stig work ties aoe on. round something If they do not want to bg| “gallery” fan will haven ehagce to. aoe the usuuran OLE ae free: Tigers, led by. tie, patriarchal [sted for the Toternasional/ Bantex, | ® e-instatement dl Wantler ba | bush leaguers. Tender There are’ leas A cobb, ¢ ay J the banner attraction at the opening o! With Readies now practiooliy at the] 7 St das oe Tigh’ to be rewarded!" Dutoh Ruther or Burleigh Grimes | tn ihe torte Winey there are thir RUNNER, PASS! rules as laid down by the ancient/iho Kenilworth meeting here Saturday, top of his form, care ts being exer- g enough stuff to beat Leon} win) probably pitch for Brooklyn to- | two thousand aeate at the admission. prices ES AWAY | brotherhood of pastimers ave Gapestad talatast: ‘Shwrabecwilibs CINCINNATI, July 20,—Eddle @lsed that he does not train off too/ard. He has an awkward left-hand|day. Ruether defeated the Cubs in] ?f,82,und $3. There has been a big demand | en On the hit and run play some am-|i1'q mile and a furlong, for three-year-| Roush, centrefielder of the Cin- much weight between now and next) style; he can't box, he can’t hit ef-| Chicago two months ago. Grimes} week. Out-of ders ‘are exceptionally | PALO ALTO, Cal, July 20—Rawara] bitious youngster Is Hable to either| cigs nd ‘upward, and) curries 40,00 cinnati Reds, who was automat- Wrenentay, ne the work of this foctively any. ple: bu ak adi won neatly from the Pirates in large Ah pr ‘ted that 75,000 people will] W. ("Dad") Moulton, 74 ears old, | DUnt safely or hit the ball into the} in added money. eal , Serenata rare camp will wind up. ; ound the/rooklyn lust Sunday. Ruether and|”""** ‘"* °°" trainer of Stanford track teams f stand, Bonifac K. L. Rosa's ace, which} !ally suepended by Judge K. M. Lew is permitted to eat and drink|foul line, and he doesn't know] Grimes both have beon hit hard in the} Buddy, Jackson, a husky colored heavy: | nast twenty Sh Deen “It's just ke playing In e poker| won this year's Frontier Handicap, has} Landis for not reporting at the whatever he desires, which is all right} snough. 3 this W ; welght from South Anrica, has issued a] PAst twenty years, died suddenly at his! came with some fellow who doesn't] been assigned top weight among the ; ee meer sap oaae byieno course of this Western slump, but do] challenge to hie nuincnuke, Tut Jackson, and | home yesterday after a days illness, He| fave dhe valac of his hand,” declared| Probable contenders, Boniface was as-| oPening of the championship case r is naturally! ‘There's nothing wrong with Leon-| not appear to have anything the mat- | Harry Wills. Jackson is under the manage- [is survived by a widow and son. now the valu . c sikned 133 pounds, Grey Lag {8 allotted] 8% applied to the Commission- careful in this respect at all times]... i ter with them, and either should be | Ment of Nat Winston of Newark. who Is Moulton was a veteran of the Ind| Bob Shawkey. iso) gua 3 ( Fee 28 er's headquarter; f ‘ ard, He hasn't : 6 headay Chicago to gone back. Against prepared to post $1,000 binding @ match be- |. br ng pitchers are heavy: | 130 and Mad Hatter 125. Firebrand CT ‘sin ago having long made a serious study of] j.0% Britton he w: able to win here with a little baseball | tween Buddy and either Tut or Harry Wars, and fifty years ago had Toni thes: young Neav= | will carry 121 and Thunderclap 117,| day for reinstatement. If Roush whot is best for his physical well be- on he was merely rusty. 5 site sredita ae ed thirty-th tation in the Middle West as a ing the pill at Babe Ruth with no i Bs Bs n a id He had been out of tt hack or pitch a creditable game even while Morvich is given 116. is reinstated he will most likel; z P co out of the ring for some} \¢ 1.6 should lose. trty-elght Baath fle was a native of Maine. more concern than if they were pitch-] foxterminator, also a nominee, was! be placed th ket i is ij Joe Tiplits and Harry Brown are|{imé 4nd Kymnasium training had in: |" Grover Alexander is picked as the Wer" Jose De. es ing to Leon Ames who never hit more| assigned 135 pounds, but it ts not be-| Gintinnet) luty canine ste, ie : pretty well used up as a result of the} stance, ming and his judgment of | aut, pitches for to-day” He has al. aten Lula Firpo BRITISH MERMAID than the size of his hat—.006% lieved he will start for some time, his! financial demande If hi Seay hie strenuous mit sessions of the past} * | : iven the Robins r , | Matchmaker Piercy Cashin of the Steeple- In one inning yesterday the Bam-|owner thinking him overworked, ngnelal: demands, (fhe ts placed ; Leonard has short, snappy punches} Wa¥® sien the Robins a hard battle a WILL COMPE waved hi bat onscneimartest thers |e.ne ne dene few daye and they will rest Up. or] ang ‘Tendier sometimes’ swings, |B, tbe Past. but they have never . col TE HERE Be ee Me Fillatte: lute lame one = that he will be in great demand ‘ at least, on th as - - ——— vickedly 6 tall 3 lette, late Me at Weeat, will go only & short round! starting at the same time, Leonard some pitchers with Kase they have] RYAN STOCKHOLDER IN | venpoois insiand, July 20min or the Const. POLO TEAMS START by the National League clube and wesaee ae Grane has wean Geta: wi} beat iim to) every ou eh With evil, SHuEAHOnE, COAST JOCKEY CLUB] j,in0s, writish woman swimming char Without further ado Pillette swished | THREE-DAY TOURNAMENT Brlngin tahoe oy ie 4 ing his boxing during the training pe-| ; ; SoA he GRRE jon and holdn er the wa {a pair of strikes over. = raw announces Be eee earns seuatectine beay | Pi8 oURHE to puniah Tendler every UNION BOAT CLUB CREW SAN FRANCISCO, July 20,—Thomag] Per, and holder of the word's record)" Miven the kids have learned ho: | HAMILTON, Mass., July 20.—A three-| that, he je not interested in Rousch ee on ene, eie wares olla southpaw tries to get ove IN NATIONAL REGATTA | Fortune Ryan, New York financier, has] fOr 120 varia. will sail for Yow Fork onto pitch to the Babe," mumbled Bit) day international polo tournament as HOUT O'Connell, a capable ; was subjected to a flerce body batter- CAMBRIDGH, | Mi July 20.—Sher-|the Pacific Const Jockey Club. ‘This an-| championship, Miss James tg making |@@xious seat, “They are curve-bail- | tyopia Hunt Club of this town and al fic Coast Leng ub In the Paci { tng and pronounces Lew as ready|"° more serious than any other of his |™man Damon, acting captain of the Union |nouncement was made NO a eae ch the invitation of the Nox {ing him to death. Oh, how Ta Uke] ot Ce Wie visitars enter af (coset beanue this fall, Roush ring engagements. Visitors find him | Hott Club crew. has forwarded the en-[Spreckols coincident with the deelara-| York Women's Swimming Association, | 10 see one of "em hand him a fast one] 19 oat handicap. a is here and says he is ready to } in rare good humor at all times and | "Of he Se at He mataNAl tee tion that the eluh waa firmly oppo a —1'd Just— The Canadian’ players, were A, 1] Play the minute he is reinstated. ) Jong hikes over the countryside will when free from his training work can | \ ya Oarsmen Philadelph - ARS cee ni Jn : ny forms and to the SHORE EKS RELEASE, And Mr Pillette unknowingly ac. OK vie, ‘ at Opilvic yr cen G. Casey Stengel reported to the | tomtique but these will also be grad. (Usually be discovered fussing 1 LS eae GRESIOn aut eae: e, Zasaaure, which will: aDBeAE “Fa ee Gil quis mimodated. ‘The ball came over fast] MacBrion and Hartland MacDougliss. Giants here to-day and will prob ually abortened between now and next |'2° #4rdens and vegetable patches | days ago. if they are able to get Aber ee Plicher Eri @ of tho Vert is u bullet and nearly waist high, mere Perroquets will be the opponents, @bly get into the present series ‘Tuesday. that abound about his quarters. into good physical condition for the re-! The club is preparing for a season offeitic Coast League club hag aske Habe missed it a foot—fanned of he Montreal four to-morrow and] with the Reds, Stengel had a Mentally Tendler seems to be tak- —— watta they a pected to take honors cing this fall and winter at Tanforan,| Ed R. Mater for his unconditional re Mr. Pillette beat us because he SARUEGay a Gul aN) slight fracture of the cheekbone in the closing event of the three days’ where stables t lege. He plans to run a b: s t know how to pitch! mene, See, Gulls will erter thet but reports that hi jog the coming fight pari as GRASEPALL, TO-DAy. 3.30 F. POLo ie ables to house 400 horses are} le plans to run @ ball club near didn't know Thousand Islands tournament on Aug. © is ready to get withyp-co Yankees ve, Detrolt, have, mmecting, being constructed, _ in New England, And in the mean time, Samuel T, 12, it was jounced to-day, Inte the game, é ! 4