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CHICAGO BALL PLAYERS
cv'. ARE JAILED FOR FIGHT
mEUOU-ALL STAGED ON A
NEW YOHK STREET
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;N5V YORK, July 10 (By, the
Associate fcreai) Walter "Rab-
bit, Maranville, manager of. the
'Chicago National league baseball
dfub, with Pitcher .Herbert Brett
1 ,nd Shortstop John Pettenger of
Iho same club, iand tleorge War
JJer,E.a chauffeur, were locked up
A disorderly conduct charges to
night after participating In a free
;for aii fignt at jForty-second and
Broadway,' ' l. A
'J Warnerdescrlbed nlmgelf at the
police station as a former du:H1 is t.
' Neither he hor' the police were
-wre 0f tbe Identity of the ball
flayers until the men'a-pedigrees
.were taken for bookimr.
n' The Cub players had been rid-
In a taxlcab operated by War
y-ner ahcl'i had Just ; alighted at
JTlmes Square when an argument
started which reached its climax
(fn a pitched battle which drew a
icrowd of thousaads,. ,
'!'- Half a dozen traffic nolicemen
! liad to use their, pocket sticks to
i rearo me contestants. , '
All., the men , were placed in
"Warner's Cab and taken to apo-
yte station , . where they all ex
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pressea- Tegret : over the occur
rence, '-..-v . i . -.
' .None of the participants in the
flfcltf was seriously hurt, althouxh
Warner Brett and Pettenger had
boa struck many times about the
face and body. , Maranrille, police
? id, seemed, tot ha Ye been actios
ln the role of peacemaker .when
they arrived. The trouble arose
. iVer a , 40-ceni taxicab fare which
Warner charged them for "ridlne
rounij the block," they told po-
. lice. f...4. -;- :;.
' The ball players with the rest
; Of the Chicago team were, hererfor
.' series between the Cubs and the
Brooklyn Dodgers. The second
game of the series today was post
poned on account of rain.
SENATORS PLAY SUNDA
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PAPERMAKERS ARE OPPOX
f" ENT8; LEAD THREATENED
V BASEBALL I
By th Awtcuud f rsa - . -
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: Coast League
Portland 8;: Salt ke ' V
Seattle 5; Sacramento 4.
Oakland 2 Vernon 0 . ' r
Los Angeles 9 ; an Francisco 7.
?: :J ' American ,.;
Chicago 10; Washington 9.
Cleveland; Philadelphia 1.
Detroit 5; Boston 1.
St. Louis 9-12; New York 8-:
FIGHTERS ARE HELD FOR
ALLEGED FRAMED MATCH
Baseball wisemen will tell you
SIANAGERS - AND 'PROMOTERS that a Ditcher, to succeed the
ARRESTED OX CHARGE I blr learues -must have ft good
curre or a good fast ball and some-
Tony Fnente Declared One of the! thins to mix it with.
7 ', National . -v "-
Philadelphia 9 ; St. Louis 7;
Boston 1; Cincinnati, o.
Chicago-Brooklyn game post
poned; rain' ;. ;:: .
Pittsburgh - New l, York game
postponed ; rain. . ' ;
Piinclpuls In .Alleged Fake
; Exhibition
locals if they wish. to complete the
season at the head of the league,
' '.; Herewith is presented the name
of Mr. William Sherdel of the St.
Louis Cardinals who is having a
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Associated Prees.y Tmnj Fueate, a 8low ball 48 hla bigest as.set.
Mexican hearywelght, and a boxer Modest Bill Just slowballs the
wno went.under.the name of Sail-loppoeit Ion to death. They get lame
or McCarthy of Los Angeles, and I backs swinging too quickly at his
tneir managers were arrested here lobs , and erentually, become dis-
tonignt and, charged with tiolating conraged and all tired out.
a state law prohibiting the staging! jf BUI continues to .hold
of framed" boxing bouts. , The J present gait he wUl wind up the
arrest came after Faente stopped season in the ranks of the pitchers
cariny ,m tne second round of lWho can be called winning ones on
scneauiea io-round bout. Mc- their life-lon records. This de-
GEER TROPHY CAPTURED
$500O 8TAKK IS WON BY FAY-
ON I AN, 2:00 TROTTER
CLEVELAND, July 10. (By
Associated Press.) The first cup
to be raced for in memory of Ed
(Pop) Geera, goes ; to the famous
driver's former home, ' Memphis,
Tenn. t It was won by Faronian
who took the Geers $G0OO stake
for 2:06"; trotteta. featdre of to
day's5 grand circuit card at "North
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8IKI DEFEATS INDIAN
Carthy escaped from , the officers.
Charley Garcia, promoter of the
bout,! also 'was arrested. Fuente's
manager is Al Lopez, and "Pop"
Nealis acts ; for : McCarthy. ; The
man ; who fought as Sailor Mc
Carthy. Is said to be Nick Newman
of Los Angeles, s He. escaped by
hiding near an ice plant and riding
a freight car ' out. of town.
Receipts for the boxing show
were seized by.the city council.
The Arizona 'boxing law holds
prpmotersrseconds, managers and
all other . persona connected with
a boxing exhibition equally guilty
with the. principals If a "f ramed'
match Is proved.' . : " . !
NEW YORK, Xuly 10. Battling
SikI, former Mght heavyweight
champion, tonight" knocked out
Hallbran, Oakland Indian fighter.
in the third round of a 12-round
fight. ,. - ' , ,;.
US BANK,7 KC TEAMS WIN
GROTTO AND ONQ NINES DE
FEATED BY; BIG MARGINS
The ; Salem Senators, with lead
In the. interstate league cut dbwn
by the defeat by Albany last week,
is determined to keep the top po
sition in the league Sunday when
the West Linn Papermakers play
hr
Bill Ashby will probably start on
tho - mound for the locals with
Frisco Edwards,, manager, behind
'the bat. , ';:'-""" '.v''":'.:;"" v.Tr
"k Only four more regular games
ftm one postponed game remain
lr be played thia season. Had the
S-.nators not ; been defeated last
wt k everything would have been
iovely and the gang sitting pretty
As it is. another defeat Would be
.disastrous, and the best ball of
the season must be ployed by the
In, two-, Twilight league games
last night; the United States Bank
ers defeated the Grotto nine by a
score of 6 to 2, and the Knights of
Columbus won from the ONG 6 to
1 The latter was a postponed
game. . , . . . .
"Both games were well played
although they-were on the ice
from the start. No sensational
playing was noticed. ,.'
: On Wednesday,- July 18, one Of
the best games of the year will, be
played .when the TJ. S. Bankers
meet, the K. of C. ' nine. The
Knights are now 'in second place
in the. league. ', , -v.
ORTLAND SHIP FREED
NEW YORK, July 10-(By As
sociated. Press.) The Munson line
freighter Thomas P. Beal, of Port
land, Ore., which went on a reef
In the. East river last night with
a lumber cargo valued at $500,
000, , was pulled free late today
and was towed to Brookfyn.
During 1924, 315 Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho mills cut 10,-
128,731,000 feet of lumber.
spite the fact that he haa labored
with the Cardinals who wallowed
around jthe cellar the first three
years he cavorted with them.''
i When the 1924 season ended he
had won a total of 71 games and
lost 74.1 Last year was but a fair
One tor him. He won eignt ana
lost nine games. In 1922 and-in
1923, however, when the Cardin
als wero striking at the main ram
parts of the Giant fort. Bill was
going good. He won 17 and lost
12 games in 1922 and won 15 and
loet the same number In 1923.
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The popular ballad in the Giant
ranks these days is: "Has - any
one at jfirst seen Kelly t" Mean
ing George of the mile-long reach
and mean bat. . '"
. Kelly, considered a regular first
sacker In McGraw's plans for sev
eral seasons the while Jawn was
I copping! off four National League
pennants haa seldom found him
self at .first this season. He has
proved such a .-.good all-around
player that McGraw has kept him
41 some other position most of the
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,vKeIlydldnt even, start the tara
palgn.at first.-When the Giants
played, the Braves opening .day,
Kelly: was sent to left field. :
Heinle . Groh waa Injured the
next day so McGraw sent Kelly to
second that Frankie Frlsch might
play. third. Two days later Kelly
was moved to first when Bill Ter
ry suffered an injury." .
- A month later. May. 16. Kelly
was moved to "Second to fill in for
5 Frankie Frlsch. recipient ' of a
hia broken digit. Then, after a. brief
rest due to an injury to - himself.
Kelly went fo second. -
Kelly's ability to play first, sec
ond and; the -outfield has played' a
very" Important part. in. the success
of the Giants, now fighting to hold
their championship honors.
FORD BIDS ARE RECEIVED
BOARD TO CONSIDER ' OFFER
r TO PURCHASE SOO SHIPS f
WASHINGTON. July , 10: (By
board received ' from Henry Ford
today a bid for the 200 vessels
offered for sale for scrapping, the
tender being handed to Chairman
O'Connor by W..B. Mayo, chief
engineer for the manufacturers -
The proposal was the first re
ceived since the board yesterday
rejected the recommendation j of
President Palmer of the fleet cor
poration for acceptance of the
31.370,000 bid of the Boston Iron
4b Metal-company of Baltimore.
lWtyle. details' of ithe , Ford bid him in an unsealed. envelope.
were not made, public. Chairman
O'Coonnor said It waa "way over"
that of the Boston - concern and
contained conditions permitting
resale of englnea and other equip
ment of the vessels only, as Junk,
unless the bidder decides - to use
the equipment himself.
It was Chairman O'Connor, who
on his own Initiative,' took up
with -Mr. Ford the question , of
"bdying ships before the! 200 vessels-
! were advertised, abd a bid
was generally expected from him.
No such bid was found, however,
although the manufacturer an
nounced in Detroit that (an, offer
had been mailed prior to June 20.
. The bid received today Mr,
O'Cqnnor related, was ! given to
V.
Probably President Robinson of
the Dodgers isn't really regretting
his action la letting' Dutch Reuther
go last 'winter. Robbie labored
for four' years to make a winner
or eVen dependable pitcher out of
the 1 southpaw but got only spas
modic resUUs.: Last year, for in
stance, Dutch (won only nine games
and lost 13.' J Not much help there.
t But right now ' Uncle'. Robbie
probably casts an eye on the pitch
ing records once in a while and In
advertently hesitates at the name
of Walter Henry' Reuther. For this
erratic one is helping, the Wash
ington Senators step out jin front
in the American League arid hold
the pace. Not an heroic part, it H
true,. but he-Is .doing his tblt ith
J considerable, dependability.
Special Prices on New
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Ford wheels, 30x3- 4
Ford oversize steering wheels
Fog lights 1 i-
3-Ton jacks.. I 4
Luggage carriers ! :
Mirrors (rear view).
Ford transmission lining sets.
.$3.00
-1.75
. .85
. 2.75
. .90
.75
.75
We have a big line of new and, used parts fol all makes
, oi cars ana can save you money. i
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245 Center Street
WRECKING HOUSE
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r - Cash paid for cars to wreck
With the cost of crude rubber
going up, there should be a wel
come reduction of the number of
rtfbber-necks. i . ' .
A Good Insurance -Policy
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