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‘YANKS LOOK at Latest Trade With Red So and Outfielder Elmer S! By Bozeman Bulger. RIVATH advices from St indicate that at this momer could fry an egg on any p shot through his chances for th ant. ‘The Browns and Yan ost critical series of morrow. And Joc PD Smith are with the overheating of Man. fe due mostly to Jo you have the fly in th the fat In which Lee w © We have on maybe They 1 Takes effect immedint 1 probably play third He left with t quired. Harry Frazeo and Huchey 1 @n our left, nod either. We turned toward 1 Miller. ‘were al atistie. tha unanimous. St/!l, so ; tell us that the } timed deal right to a rnst's heel made no mistake t The Red Sox are So are the Yanks have to face the prot for nearly 2 we tion so gone you see, Fohl of th Fan of 1 sulted later later. Now, if Yanks win It_may not coulgn't i: rth now Chance that it club. T third bas ‘ has hit as well as Kime Beason. If they 2 a addition they n vou understand, ts a querulous fello. s This time last year J considered one of the fou most valuable men all ba When the Red § Athletics he 000 ball player So far as the Yank Joe Dugan has cor qalub. All ave a ha Up to last week Dugan ha and Elmer Smith Miler, the average that @iing, had Ld Mitchell, by the way, is the fank shortstop for whom Ts @peculation as to wha Duffy will choose “Will it be Mur asked him He 8 “We fi “But we'll pick out a good 0 And now will com from St. Louis. All 1 Deen charging that the we of the Yanks and t! ing allowed to t Can you hear the You anticipate the + Champs will hav en they the fleld to ow WwW Joo art the gate re though. Lady Luck appears to have om the St. Louis clubs this t matter what trades are 4 t two important serica beg vow. The Cardinals p for four day the The Yanks pla Lou's. Not | breaks, is it? There bel city to-day Polo no ball game 3 will hi of laugh to t when think of Dav The ¥ playing an exhibition gar Cincinnati. Lee Foh! and Mr. J. Fan, of Boston, will spend Lee Fohi. A great big hole # bee h to get an average Cob’ are a half step ahead of the Y the Browns at 1 for getting ehance to think things over and sort| war r a baset they = THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUL 24, 192 ST. LOUIS BROWNS BOUND TO MAKE BIG KICK OVER TRAD |THE FUSSY FO INVINCIB + x Gives Hugmen $100,000 Infielder mith, and Former Will Be’in Line-Up Against Leaders To*Morrow. Louis on || HOW THEY STAND art ofl ee’ pen NATIONAL LEAGUE, W. b. PC. WwW. LPC N.York 53 33 616 Pitte’h. 43 44 .49: St.Lo'is 57 36 .613 Br’klyn 44 46 « Chic'go 48 42 .633 Phila... 31 53 .369 Din'ati. 48 44 .522 Bostdh. 30 56 .34 GAMES YESTERDAY, New York, 4; Cincinnati, 1. Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, 1. Boston, 4; St. Louis, 1, GAMES TO-DAY. New York at Pittsburgh (2 games) tonian, H« eel his brow weatily MERICAN LEAGUE, “ RUHDrises We HOW.” Hoceald W. b. PC. Ww. be Pc. eo ‘ St.Lo'is 53 38 .582 Cleve'd 46 46 .500 Wi alt tave |N-York 53 41 564 Wash'n 42 46 .488 - mn econeinve | Chie'go 48 43 .527 Boston. 38 53 .418 Col. ‘Toa, | Ostreit. 48 45 .516 Phila... 35 51 .407 gan and El reat GAMES YESTERDAY. #5 the Yan Johuny Mitenen, | New York, 11; Boston, 7. Chick Fewste Mil ma A Washington, 11; Philadelphia, 2. Pitcher to b: Basten a Detroit, 11; St. Louis, 6, ENTeaRG: a ine tie Chicago, 10; Cleveland, 6. GAMES TO-DAY. Washington at Philadelphia. ange INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, W. t. PC. Ww. ik Balti’re 68 23 .747 'Tor'nto 44 47 « Roch'er 56 37 .602 Readi'g 39 54 1p | J: City. 53 40 (570 Syra’se 36 60 . Suffalo 50 44 .532 Newa’k 25 66 .2 OW GAMES YESTERDAY. Rochester-Newark (Rain). Buffalo-Baltimore (Rain). Jersey City-Syracuse (Rain), iat GAMES TO-DAY. c Jersey City at Syracuse Newark at Rochester. : Baltimore at Buffalo, Reading at Toronto ip interviews and tenients for the press. ng dl the avatlable Bos- lot the Yanks stay, victo- ‘oke exactly - DEAL WILL STRENGTHEN RED SOX, SAY WRITERS LOSTON, 21 Boston took ‘the vy Red Sox trade rather wspapers and fans that “anything can expressed that re- between the New the departure 1 wus not mourned, satistied here © divided In thetr « that the deal will » the Red Sox, while others inted out that the few good players 1 the team will try to Work s of getting transferred ,, |GIANTS, LEADING AGAIN, with| MEET PIRATES TO-DAY a IN DOUBLE-HEADER t — an © By Robert Boyd, PITTSBURGH. Fa, July 24,—The s arrived here to-day from Cin- a double header with Bill Pittsburgh Pirates. ‘aw was not in the nade the trip here. He is nton Hotel in Cincinnati and under the doctor's care, suffer- ng from an attack of congestion of t 1 in the eure: lungs. McGraw has been in bed 6 last Thursday, after catching i at the game that after- is confined to his bed inder the care of Dr. Frank Finley ? Pittsburgh, a friend of the Glants’ manager, who attended Johns Hop- x n Baltimore when “Mac” played the Baltimore Orioles. For it was feared that pneu- ula might develop but he hag im- ved so steadily in the last two says ne will be New York in a day extra zi B ger b r of J left behind the 2 en City suffering from a heavy He will rejoin the club in New k to the team. Ross ack in the final game of es with the Reds that the w s champions won 4 to 1, He g and will not be able splay his best fort. for a week Stengel !s back In the ing been out for near- weel de. after Virgil Cheeves as the Cardinals jumped in the lead] tit with a pitched ball in the for a moment ana when the Brow h eries Groh ts still unable to play e before he returns ts|to the game 2 a spiked finger. 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