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St. lOltlH .. .
( 'iilcano
Iirnukln ..
Nnv York
Huston
Phihul'lphla
AMKItK'AN I.KAWIT:
f"tha Won lol Pet
t ew York ..
Cleveland ..
Philadelphia
.Washlnirion .
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t'lilctiKO 53
HI. I.oul .44
Ituston 113
. YKSTK.KItAY'H OAMKS
An:m-.x i.r.A;i r.
Detroit 6. Washington 4.
Hecond Kli'ne H. Ill K.
Washington 11 18 1
Detroit . 7 Jl 2
Batteries . Murray. Crowder.
Vsirberry and Tnle, Fluel; Wells,
Iiuuss, Hollowuy, und Woodall and
Manlon.
CLBVEIAVIJ (AD Cleveland
took the first of tho series from
New York 4 to 1, I'hle winning hbt
fourth victory of as nuiny starts
nealiivt New York thla season.
While Bube Ruth made two Muff
les In four tlim up. he struck out
with tha bose-s filled and two out
In (ho second and fanned with
none on la tha ellith. lioth of
Ho.vt's passes were productive of
runs. Whllo Sew York madu four
errors, only oio wis costly, per
mitting Cleveland ro a run In
the third Innlnif. It, II. B.
New York 3 7 4
Oeveland .. 4 8
Ualterles Hoyt and Hevereld;
I'hle and 1.. Rcwell.
I HTf lnT'At') ' " '1lt II. K.
Philadelphia ..1 7 0
Ht. Louis , 3 0
IWtterles Qulnn. I'ate and
' ('ochrane; Never and. Schang.
rincAoo (ad- it. ii. k.
Iloston . 3 ti o
Chlcairo 7 ID 2
Itattnries Harrlsa, llelmach
and Ouston; Lyons and Rehnlk.
ef.movAii MiAni'i;
I'ltlaburr 0, Iloston 14.
Ht. !.ouls 8. Ilrooklyn 4.
I i r 1 1 .a r n i ,i -j i r a . (ap The
('hlcuvii Cubs tjjol: the series open
er from the phlllles In n iniilnKs
Wednesday, 7 to 6. (Jabby llart
n'tl's homer In ihe ninth with two
nut and one on, tied Ilia scorn and
three hits In the tweith Inclmllnir
n home run by lleathcote with one
in won the irome. WrlKhtstone j
ilrovo In four of the phiiiti ruiis.
with a hoina run and two slnirles. ;
t'y Wllllanu, had a perflct day ut '
I, it Including a home run In the:
twelfth. U. . .;. !
I'hlcaa-o 7 15 n ;
J'htladclphla 6 14 1!
Itatterles Kauffman nn.l
Jiett: Carlson, Wtlloimhby
ll.on.
II inland
NDIANS STOP
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vi'Hnvn ii.-tr:fl.' I
flulM- - Won IOHt Pet.
Si 4 3 .Kir,
.68 46 .r.CS
....64 4S .r.l'il
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"Trail To Rail
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August 19-20
NEWS
TOMMY O'BRIEN
BEATS MORGAN IN
TEN -ROUND CLASH
US AN'f.KI.KH. AM(f. 5. (AP)
Tommy o'lfrlen, S w York. light
weight, won a decision over Tod
Morgan, Junior llitht weight cham
pion, In n lo-round hunt hero lant
lib; lit. Morgan's Utl wow not at
stake, since o'ltrlrn by agreein nt
came inlo the ring over the, weight
limit.
' Tin- title holder wr-niPil to fear
n-jirl'-n's right bund und took no
:n:wif- of l 1m. fight becoming " u
slugging match. Ills temerity
made it a mild bout ind rlngyld-
jiT8 awarded the New York boxer
seven of the 10 rounds with tho
champion taking but two whilo
one was even.
O'Brien started his attack In tho
initial round when a right to Mor
gan's jaw h'M t a (fold filling flying
Into the press hox. Hi proceeded
to give the champion a furious
body heating through most of th
remainder Of the bout.
( O'lSTbn weighed In at 134 Vj
pounds whllo Mormm welched
I 1 3 1 X .
FRTSrO BEATEN
BY BEAVERS IN
PORTLAND, 5 TO 4
iMcinc coast u:agib
CI libs
lif AnKeles ..
(lliklund .. .....
Sacramento ..
Mission
Seattle. ..
IorHnnd
Hollywood .. ..
Ban Francisco
Won Lost
73 46
......14 64
(10 en
Ill SI
.....09 64
Ui ii
SS . 68
SI 73
Pet.
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.466
.447
.416
YKSTKIIIIAY'S CJAMKS
Port land 5, Sail fVanrlsro 4,
l'OIITLANn (Al') It. 1C K.
Kin Francisco 4 10 3
1'ortlnnd ..5 S 0
Ualterles Moudy and Affnew;
nuuinirartner and Wendell.
Missions 3. Oakland I.
1 SAN FltAKt'IW.'O (Al) It. It. E.
(uiklund ,, ..,..,)r...:..,.....,l,r6
Mlxslons ...S 5 1
Hatterlt J'rueit and Itool;
Colo and Murphy. t
Sacramento lo. Hollvootl 7.
U)S AXOEI.Iffl (AD II. H. E.
Hiicranunto
Hollywood
Butteries Keating
fthea; MeCahe, Hillvey,
and Peters.
IS II 1
7 111
land M.
Murphy
Knlllo II, Ixm Angeleo S.
KiiA'rn.K cad n. ir. e.
l.os Aniples .. 3 11 I
Hill I tie 1 11 1
Hatlerles Yarrison, Hlroud
and llMiinnh: llrett ond Jenkins.
Philadelphia Seeking
Dempsey-Tunney Fight
NKW YOI1K. Auir. K (AP)
1'tiiluilelidila Interests today re
in wed oveitureH to Tex Itiekard to
FtiiKe tlm Jack IVmptfcy-Geno
'I nancy henvywelKht tlllc riKht In
Ihe sesiiui-centenuLiI stadium
Uiere, If developments preveut It
from helnir held in New York. ae.
cordlnir to announcement by the
promoter.
Ittrlmrd did not reveal the Men-
93
Illy of thoHO npnrouchlnff him on
titu HUDjt-rt nut uccMrcd he under
stood tlH-y hud thr hup port of ma
yor Kcndrlrk of rhlltulctphLv In
bidding for thf hoiit.
Tho proniotor tidd-! hn would
not jn'riotiMly eon.sid-r nny offer
from J'hlhididphla or, iM;whi-ro
until ronvliiff-d thut ohtnfl(M In
the wuy of t lie flwlit could not hn
OVf-TCOIW.
To huali-n a Kolutlon of ihn II
twntilnK ittsiio, wiilfh In now the
rhlef harrh-r to tho mntch hro.
DrmpKfy in HkHy to uppi'nr pfr
Honally br-foro tut sruto uthh'tU
rominlwlon tuxt TufBiluy.
Thr AMM-fnlr1 Iri'M( licn'
wHIi n-i'nt ihm of a M-rlrn
or art Ii-h MlitiiiJunt liitr nation
al sfturtK unit thi'lr t-hirf fljf
urcN, H Is an Inter lew with
Waiter llawri, Iradhitf pifr'K
nIihiuI mi(vr ut tint world,
wrttu-n hy Alan f. ;ould,
hpitttti ullUir. Tlu liittrvh'W Ik
fopyrltzhUtJ hy tlu ANMMlatftl
NKW YOItK. Auk. Ji (AT)
Tho dnffcrH In Kolf ' who art?
NtriiKKNtiK to "hn-ak ItMi" can
fimktt a lon- Hlrlilr toward Hn-ir
KOa( If they will follow the lid-
vtce. of no les an nuthoritv than
Walter liaf-ren and "relax."
The American professional
WALTER HAGEM
GIVEflDIE
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THE STORMS OK A III SY POI.irit'AI. i.ikk FMIKI). tlu "TlBfr uf France," (ienrges Clemen
ecau, befomrs a tjulet figure In a carilen. Tho fiery war preiuler lives In the ttuo KritnlUiit, Puris
A 111(1 SHIP I 11(1. hi I.N lltll',1 Mil. Mil. When the kilipiilllii lie.lliln s. , I llil 1 1 i .'tlllel II .1 Mils .
ruxiHl at NcwiHirt. j.. seri;(. Ileriu.-tu I hermit, nrinv mr seiAiee stitlT pliiiliiiiriiplier huppened iihnv
iiml .bet it.
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SUiMNfi THE 1M IJIUTI0N OK IMKrKNKNTK A(i AI. The rliarartem portrsywl hf ;
promlovut rhiuuielpiUnt (Ml la rifchO are: Jtdm Adams by ('bartm Nlrvh, Keer Sherman by y
11 airy trailer. Hibrt IJnlnsMttne ay Jime Munurur, Thtmum JtHfenwin hy Wsltrr t'rarkrr, Bi
iamln l-Vanklln y Thomas r.ratrbh and Jthn lUnroeH I j WIKInm Sarrry . . t
I'hantplon do'lnrr VPlnxBtlonH Ih
the onr-.thln(f thut every golfer
Hhoutd Utirn, yot now muny of
lliim, knowing full well tho ud
viinliiffo of loot", aupplo inuwJfv.
tluliu-n up und hwoiim Hff hh
n pok(-r uh lh'y arc nhotit to hit
tho hull. . , .-
ItuliLi Many Hhot.
"Thin ruins moro nhotn limn any
oilier ono thinjf I rnn nuntion,"
wi h tho premier professional,
"Jock HutrhliiKon and I tpol ln
th finulM of lf flrMt V. . A.
tournament 4-ver held. Joek et
off like a raee horn? and I tried
to kiiI lop alonir with him. Wf rov.
en d the cnurHP in the 4UstonlnhlnK
time of Komethintc Hko in hour
.-ind ii Jin If, htit where Jnx-k wtv
lined to that nort of thlntr I tot
Into oil kiudw of trouble, hurried
my Fhotn and Its ihe match Thai
tatiHht nie to take it en.sic-.r nnf
study out ttie HhotM and muny,
irobleuiH that present theniHelveH
throiiffh t Ik fairwaya. and. nn the
Another I'k.hi Ixanicd.
"Another Rood leswon
b'un.od
loi-rly.' Mitten wi ni on, "wasi at
Uliinhn city in the j . A. war
ifdlef lournament. In wliich I w8
beaten hy Jerry Truvers, one of
the best ninateiirM that ever held
a irotf club. I was two ii il on
him at the ninth and Jerry seem-
ed to he phiylntf raKKi'A jrylf. ' llirt
(ei- shots were uncertain, and he
was slriiKKllnir to. keep up. I ffjf
ireil I had the m iteli won, - but
Jerry sudd-nly c.-fnie to lift 'and
Im-uI im- on.
! "It Ik a bad Idea to figure a
match won until il In over. The
In st pull may be Die deciding fue-
tor
1 dewrved defeat af the
hands of both Hutchinson L am?
I ravers in t he two Instances 1
have told of hut I was aide to-pro-fit
by them both."
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Lav " su tjc: t v a. .v :s m s.- &v rv. wr-. m iar v
I
Billy Evans
",' Says:
AUOI'T Alt KIMAIONS
If there in ono thinK a nuijor
Iratrue hill player should do It in
10 run out t ho hull every time
he In at hat.
1 u ode rnt find that Ik one of the
things that rH"ently rauwrt Con
nie Mark to auHprnd Al Slmmoim.
voted hy the hnsehall expert of
I'hlladelplila na the nio.-it valuable
man on the Athletics hut KeuHon.
It 1 the unUiuul for a player to
come to hat titor than five times
in ii (fame, four in e lower to Ihe
aviTae. o It Is not asking very
uiiich of liini to run out every. hit.
No chili in either major I en true
adheres more rlosi y. to thia the
ory than Cleveland. Manager
Truv'f.pea.ker hoIh ilie exniiiph' hy
woinir to first nt top speed, rejnml-
Ii-kn of where he hits tho bail
fine tit ink' t hut cau.sed me to
admire Outflehh r Jamioson of
Cleveland before he developed in
to a really great player, was the
determined m inner In which he
l out for firMt l v, r ,in1'
- ,h XtiLi-
'
he hit
taki: wohk siutiorsiA'
It is to he p irn-H'-d that . Man
ager Mnek found it necessary to
discipline A I KlmmonK. Mack Is
usually very reticent about taking
such severe action, so no doubt II
was deserved. .
Simmons Is a great hall player
hut- he can wreck, his own useful
ness as well as n' brilliant cireer
uliless he lilkes his hasehall serl.
ouflly. ,'';
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Walter HugfiB, -famous rrolfer.
spoke largo gobs of wisdom, when
sold no player in any sport
could, hope for success unless he
took his own particular game se
riouily.. He gave thut un the rea
son for tho liri tons' slump in golf.
J list season, Hlmmons was the
'biff noise of tho American league.
JIo finished with a mrrk of
threo points away from Trls
Hpeaker who finished second und
seven shy of Harry Jlellmann lead
the league In butt In v.
Many experis predicted that
Klmmons would be tho cugiie eud
er of 192.
Instead, wo find Hlmmnns sirn
pi nded for weak Imtilna; and In
different fielding.
perhaps tho best moral to his
tain in he Kerious.
PRO FOOTKAIJi GHOWIMj
l'rofesslonal fooibiill l stroteh
ing out in directions for popular
ity. ItOKton Is to have a pro football
team this year, iloston for years
has been a great renter for tho
college grid game. It Is tho home
of Harvard and Iloston College,
both institutions having thousands
of supporters.
Rlnee Iloston for years has been
a Ktronghold for the college game,
the professionals may find the go
ing -tougher thero than in other
elite I wher the pro brand of
football has become popular. .
KTAIttS TO (VACH
Tho promoters are taking the
Innovation seriously and have al
ready engaged Herb Treat ami
Itulph CMIroy, two former Prince
ton stars, to coach tho team.
It b planned to recruit the
team largely from Iloston and vi
cinity 'in-order to arouse, more ci
vic, pride in. tho eleven. , -
I am of the opinion that pro
fessional football lias come to
stay. It wouldn't surprlsn me. if
within five, years the ownem of the.
I various- major league hasthalt
franchises got hack Of the. pro
game.
That would put It over big. as
proper supervision Is all It lucks.
.
x rxun hi;ms h.c;i:v
Wallw llsgfn will always enn
ilnuo to be on of tho blggest fig
ures In tho golfing world because
he Is colorful,
While Hagen failed to win el
ther the British or American op
en, ho was strongly in the run
nlng in both events, finishing In
side tho money.
Just when the golfing world
was paying homage to Ilobby
Jones for winning tho two greatest
j golfing titles, ll.Lgen decided It
was lime ior nun 10 nrpuh imw
tho headlines. Waller well realU
ftt the nlue of publicity.
Starting with 7-tr. 132 for the
first two rounds of the eastern
open championship. Hagen broke
the world record for medal play
for 3iJ holes on a championship
tffiOft-yard course.
After thla record-breaking feat
he set out to better Kmmett
Krenoh's mark of 274. a world re
cord for 73-hole medal play.
A rather Ordinary 74 in his
third round hurt. Ho needed a
In his final trip to equal tho
mark, but fell one stroke, shy, fin
ishing with a 27.1.
Yes! Walter Hagen Is a rather
colorful figure In golf. He Insists
on It.
Tennis Tournament
Is Nearing Finals
POftTtANJ, Ore. AllfT. S (AP).
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