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M DOUBTFUL
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IN BIG1EAGUE
St Louie Cards Still in
First Place; GianU
Slipping Gradually
(BV THE ASSOCIATED FKKHH)
Whenever, th Cardinals aet
themselves tor a lean Into a long
lead and a merry laugh at their
field, something always seems to
happen. It remains a good bet
that the eagerly-sought mathe
matical certainty will be reach
ed in both major circuits about
mid-September, but this National
league race baa a way of hang
ing on. "'
Fresh from three beatings In
Pittsburgh, the runner-up Giants
sailed Into St. Louis and became
the third plac club by losing
.(he first game of, four to the
home entry t to 4 while tba Reds
were trimming Brooklyn. 4 to 3. !
Cincinnati slid back into third I
place yesterday by losing to the
Robins, 4 to S.
The tubs took another from
the Braves. 4 to J, and the Pi
rates nosed out the Phillies, 3 to
I, In a game which Donle Bush
considered serious enough to war-1
rant the use of two pitchers I
Brame and Hill. J
The American league race con
tinued at the eren pace Into
which It settled some tea days
ago when the Yankees decided to
loiter, along for. a. while, until
more strenuous efforts seemed to
be necessary. The champions got
Amrrtnut 1Cgue Standing.
W L Pet.
New York ..S7 21 .725
Philadelphia 47 31 .S88
St, Louis 42 40 .SIS
Cleveland ...S7 44
.457
S 44 .450
.441
.421
Chicago
Washington .SS 45
Boston . ..33 44
French Whams
Four Base Hit
Wins Game
Thinking of '
Others Costly
For D utr a
Detroit
. S3 47. .405
National League Standing.
...... W L Pel.
St. Louis .....I 51 30 .6B0
Sew York 43 31 .B8i
Cincinnati 47 35 .573
Chicago 46 37 .654
Brooklyn ...42 36 .531
Pittsburgh .. 37 . 40 .481
Boston 24 51 .320
Philadelphia - 21 51 .293
another even break, losing the
first to' the Tigers, 4 to 2, as
Ken Hollow and Elam Vangll
der" ontpitched George Plpgraa
and Wiley Moore, ".and winning
the second, 6 to 6.
Walte Hoyt won his' twelfth
game of the season in the second
engagement, but Herb Pennock
had to rush to the box la the
ninth to put down a Detroit up
rising which all but tied the
score.
The Athletics got only an even
break, against the White Sox. and
failed to gain while the Red Sox
and tbe Indians won close games
from the Browns and the Sena
tors. Slim Harris turned In
his best effort of the season . to
trim a Dan Howley crew, 4 to 3,
while Reeres' third error enabled
the Hudlin to shade Hadley In a
nlp-and-tuck duel at Washington
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HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ,
BRING RESULTS - ,
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
' The ordinarily mild mannered
. hat nf Hay French, Sacramento
1 shortstop, went a-homlng against
the Seals with the result thit the
Solons won a 3 to 2 decision In
15 timings.
With Hughes pitching stesdy
ball, the Missions ' evened the
Portland aeries to one all by
trimming the Beavers S to 6.
Oakland suddenly reverted to
last year's championship form
land swamped Los Angeles under
a 20 to 1 score. In the fourth
Inning, the Oaks scored 13 runs
on 11 hits.
Inability to hit In pinches cost
Seattle a 5 to 2 defeat . from
Hollywood. . ine, inaiana got
their men on the bags, but were
unable to push them across the
plate;
Fights Held .
Last Night
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ShNPTRAP
j'Dempsey Will .
Meet Sharkey
First, Report
I bent I. Illors In the game. Ho la.rla said. "Hut knowing him a
a siar ditcher and so good that ! I do. I wouldn't ho siirpr .nil that
Th. UI... .I .n imiKiinl lin.V ! ,.nl MIV IV.lil-.im Illn Brrul- ' ll Ulll MlllllOt nillg H
.'In luitt luck
,n ; Ward jiluycd
'September If the former
weight, champion returns. to
ring, junnny nm-aiey. vwihm . ,v llh ,. iwk. ou.rl.nn. He could
manager, announced here today, mn-u-i, ,h. New York club ' outfield regularly 'with
shot
unusual
-(,,.. kl, k'rln ,,.t.l...r In hnai.hull. pull knell lltlt Hill III. Mlllll'lll Ilia
In only threw hall' him mil of a regular Job. lie Is frerlnliily happened Jo his arm
That a an we snow,-
The Jnimnean senl sonu ma-
IIOSTONV July .12. (UP). jTHIIEE VHAXCESi
i....w ckrv of n.Mi.m will he I TIIHKE IIL'STS
t . ... j v.
Jack Dempaey's opponent In
, bout to bo held lu New York
nenvjr- ' gcapiea wun ine lereiaiui iniiiniia 1 a great ihiiu unnnifiii mui in ,...
the ths season and played Himself : nenig u.en mere reguiiiriy on-
uhi nm nf the nmlnr liuiauni. cause H iniiny Hale nns nan ninro
I'. Ward plnyed wllh Roger I'eck-i experience. He could play the rlllM U, fiapi'liuria Ihv othnr
.iiinnu.il on ih New York I'luli 1 outfield rexulnrly -wllh any club1. u . .,..'i'i k klsm hlirla
Ilut'kley aaid he has entered lnloian(, llUr w, , u,nmu0 wlih ln the league excepting the Yan-f M" , hl(VD , nll
an agreement with Rlck.rd which j tno Chicago While Sox, ami keos alid Ihe Athlstlrs. Andhe
when reck was mails manager or : is sucn a goon nrsi naseman mm
Ihe Indiana ho brought Ward r'0 "lay take the .Job away from
Willi him In the expectation that Joe limner, one of the stars of
an experienced hand would he a i the league.
valuable utility man.- , Thera Is. only ono handicap
The oecaalou to use hi in as a faring the youngster, ami that Is
substitute at third buna came his weight. He runs to fat and
gives Bharkey first shot at Demp
cay if the latter decides to ' at
tempt another comeback.
The proposed bout between
Bharkey and Big Boy Peterson
of New Orleans in Los Angeles
has been called off by. Buckley.
errors thiit were directly renpnn-! ought to develop Into one nf the
albl.t for the Joss of each one of i name a grouiest players.
II a B wvil im.vu uil "J i uui.ic. i - - , .
Sharkey haa agreed to substitute three times-, and In three gnmea he hasu t Ihe stature to carry It.
for Tom Heenev In the eveul any-i'hat he played Wkrd committed 1f weight doesn't got him he
thing happens to the New Zoa
land challenger before the heavy
weight title bont July 26. -
. .nr.urmug .rou. -" , him and no ono claimed
10 . anaoa, onarary arciarea lie i
would knock out Tnnney If ever
I given a chance at the champion.
Jim Maloney and Jack Delanry
Balloon Dance
, Saturday NIgM '
ALTAMONT
By Ab DKMAREB
(Former Pitcher N. Y. GUnls)
. Golf Is a rich field for the on- are the. only other fighters 8har-
usual.. Gebrae Saraent once tald ; key haa openly predicted he'd .
.the three games.
Waivers were
him.
It wasn't so many years ago
thut Wardle was one of the most
prominent players In" baseball,
t
then asked fur. SPEAK I'P, (UMaSEi
(loose Gnslln and hi deserted
arm offer another much discuss
ed subject around the American
League. There I no doubt that
At The
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All Purses, yariity Boxes and
Beaded Bags at Reduced Prices
Friday & Saturday
Regular Price
$2.95 to $3.95
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$2.00
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(BY THE ASMH'IATED PRESS)
CHICAGO Young Jack
Thompson. California, technically
knocked out Russia Leroy, Far
go, N. D.. (5). Jimmy Mollette.
Chicago, won from Frankle Fris
co, Chicago (6). Roy .Peters.
Chicago, knocked out Jean
Barnes, Chicago, (1).
' DAYTON, Ky. Vincent Ham
bright. Cincinnati, knocked out
Joe Chaney. Chicago 13). Cal
vin Baker, Aurora, Ind., won
from Cnrley Perrrao, Indianapo
lis ( (4). George A memo. ' Ne
ward, O., defeated Frankle Clark
Indianapolis (4).
T. HEENEY HARD
AT WORK; TITLE
BOUT NEARING
lost one Pacific Northwest open J
1 Kivrw jrenra agu a. in oiiiubq.
nessy Heights club, Vancouver. '
I "On the 400 yard second hole,"
I said George, "his drive went Into
I a bunker about 170 yards from
uut pe never came tnrougii. New hu trm BonB H, CIII-t throw
York fans will always remomlier , Mrond base from short
him during the days when lhe:i-ft rinld. and everv time ha has
th field ball Ilpb Reeves. .!. ;
1 - - - muonmnp, .iirceu id run hui
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me how Mortle Dutra. the young 1 knock out, and he lived up to nt" ' (limits and th Yankees were
l"pro" from the Pacific coast. I word both times. sharing the Polo Grounds and
wnen warn and Frank rriscn ... 1. frm him and heave It In
were giving the greatest exlilbl-j Th, nut9 of h rtlsahlemenl
Hons of spectacular third btulng lt n, e , r t , n. Th popular
ta the big leagues. ! story la that be tried to ahow
. . j , nll,A luiM HfkMrn mill I h
how to put th shot and threw
MONEY
CANT BUY
A BETTER Oil
man t
THU MFW
ZEROLENE.
lIO YOU KNOW" THAT
Lieut., Al, Williams, camp '
stupt " flyer of the navy. !
ued to baseball with the wViET SKIXXY. UK) BOY!
A veteran of three years on
FAIR HAVEN N. J., July 12.
i(t"P) Tom Hoeney, heavyweight
challenger, will begin boxing un
der blazing arc lights' Thursday
night In preparation for his 15
round title bout with Gene Tun
ncy. at Yankee stadium July 26.
Every night at o'clock Heeney
will do hla rlnc work. "
Trainer Jimmy Hennessey will
'have Ummiw .ronf lniiA Airht box-
fng right, up to within two or
three days of the bout.
SHOWER FORCES
POSTPONEMENT
OF TITLE BOUT
NEW YORK. July 12 (AP).
A shower last night forced the
i fourth postponement of tbe bat
tle for the Junior lightweight
championship between. Tod Mor
gan of Seattle and Cannonball
Eddie Martin, New York challen
ger) Weather ; permitting, ' the
'fight will be at Ebbetts field to
morrow night. "
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LEO LOMSKI TO
MEET. G. SMITH
the green. He decided to use 4 Jlnts . '. . George Cohan and
mmi-uctq ciuo iu an au.inpi King ijiraner nave cnangeu w (ne Philadelphia bench. Jimmy
to reach the green on his second, j. the name of their baseball 1 Fon. who Is a hardened cam
but smothered his bait. It hit! play from "Fast Company" ' palgiir at the 'age of 19. la now
the hack of the bunker and i t to "Elmer; the Great" ... on of the most discussed players
bounced off 15 feet to the. left. I The Reds are a great big n the major leagues,
still In the trap. L4 happy family ; Glenn ! , The youngster Is one of the
"Dutra, thoughtful, of. any; Wright DID quarrel with A-
s
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m m m aw
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FOR THE MOTOR
CAR'S YEAR
.OF YEARS
.saw It, fialini'4fad the Jtl6f 1 i , , v, .1 t
I Won;, ten - ' . ' ' ... A, STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
his arm out. Thla story haa been
denied.
Burky Harris say that balneal
not know. ' Nona of Ihe players 1
players following him, smoothed I the Pittsbolg bead men
the sand from which he had.4 They're calling the Rlrming
justplayed before going over for bama the "Little Yanks" , .
his next shot. Whereupon thej. Hitting around three and a
referee penalized him a stroke. half as a mob . . . They're
But this was not the end of; working-on a kidney guard
It. When the round was com-! for boxer . . . Roger Bres
pleted. the tournament officials 4 nahan got acoft when ho
decided the penalty should be ! debuted the shin guards .
two strokes. , Joe Bush is the best guy in
"Those two lost strokes were 4 baseball making the noise
rather tragic. They cost him the 4 that the dog robber did in
championship. Nell '.Christian, 1 ft' What Prloe Glory'-' .. .
YakUuar. Washington, , won. the,' Jimmy Dykes has given the
tttl with 2S9. If Dutra hadn't ; ball players a new battlo cry.
been penallxed he would have
bad 288."
"He has never told me." liar-
MILK RESTORES
GENE AT CLOSE
EACH WORKOUT : ,
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Ain't- that a dandy" . . . ' :
They say It sometimes poInN- '
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NEW YORK. July 12, (UP).
Leo Lomskl, Aberdeen Wash
ington assassin, haa signed for
a 10-ronntt bout with George
Smith, Rldgewood N. J. light
heavyweight, at Dexter Park sta-
idlum Monday night. Lomskl ac
1 cepted the bout ai a tune-up
1 match for hla title bont with
.Tommy Longhran.' 175-pound
1 champion, at Ebbets field; Brook
' lyn, August 8.
SPECULATOR, N.
(AP). Generous dose of milk
have kept Gene- Tunney from
training down too fin for tbe
defense of his title against Tom
Heeney .at the Yankee Stadium
July 2. Although the champion
still has two weeks of work, he
1 now just short of the peak of
condition.. He weigh 197 pounds
and after a 'hard workout he la
five pounds lighter, the " exact
I weight be Intends to carry when
j he faces Heeney.
) Tunney restores the five pounds
he loses In the ring every day
by drinking' three pints of milk
after each session. He does not
intend to let his' poundsge drop
nntll the eve of the title bouts.
He has already reached th point
where he must reduce hla road
work.' '- Yesterday ha ran only
four and one half miles.
Ing In the stands . . . The
Tunney married rumor la
loos again ... They say
, h'e'a been hitched for a yeir
And , she won't admit
g a Mra. Prize Fighter
v TI,e Giants didn't do
T" . " .:: u awful lot for the Braves
In that last swap . . . Virgil
Barnes' sprains hla ankles
In bath tubs ...
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SEIZE FIVE MILLION'- l'
DOLLAR LIQUOR CACHE
WINPSOR, Ont.. July 12. (U.
I P.J Th first. of a predicted ser
ies 01 raias 10 ciean up oorner
liquor export warehouses, was
launched today when officials
selxajl the liquor valued at 35,
000,000 In two of the large con
cerns. Inspector William II. Gar
diner said the business carried
on was Illegal because much of
the exported llqiior" leaks bark
into the province.
1 HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS
Where ignorance is bliss, tis 1
tony to waste time worrv- 1
ing about the label on
the bottle
Our Patterns of Life
Form In Early Youth
7A
July
GOLF
Clearance of
kNiCKERS
For Men and
Young Men
All Knickers reduced in
cluding Linens, Tweeds,
Woolens and Worsteds
now selling at
bff
' C-m Uef4
1HE.CANTXCUB
Voo cauy tip
DUMB VOA.TefcS
BY .DR. MORRIS FIHlrtlEIX
Editor Journal of the American
Medical Assnrbrtlon and ot Hy
gela, the Health Maa;azlne
The human Is slower than the
I animal . In arriving at period
when he is able to take care of
himself. " - : ' '
Almost with birth the animal
develops a behavior pattern which
guides' it Id Its conduct of life. '
Each species of bird haa a
definite way' of building Ha
nest. Experiment havj been
made, with one kind of bird be
ing put on the nest of another
partly completed.- The first type
could not continue with the part
ly completed job, bnt had to be
gin all over, ' " i
On the other hand, the human
being Is not guided by such def
inite behavior pattern. He thinks
for himself and It Is doubtful If
any two human beings let alone
wonld follow exactly the same
plans In constructing shelters.
During the long period of hu
nfan childhood,' however, the
behavior pattern Is being created
which guides It later In lite.
If a situation arises to' which
the man Is unaccustomed, he
tries various solutions, and even
tually adopts one which seems to
him to be best. The procedure
Is called the trlnl and error sys
tem, -
The human haa progressed far
beyond the animals, bocauss he
Is able to study each situation as
It arises and to learn from his
mistakes.
It is, ot course, qqlte possible
that when a child Is born' cer
tain definite systems ot action
arc already eetabllshed. Those
have to do with th maintenance
of, life immediately after birth.
The child does not have to bo
taught to suck or to swallow. It
knows how to cry,' to wink Its
eyes and to sneese.
It has to learn to walk, to talk.
to, feed itself. Tin child begins
to learn almost Immediately af
ter birth. Tbe habits Ingrained
in the first few months' of life
re perhaps the most Important
of all'ln creating a method of liv
ing for future years.
Parent will do well to watch
the rate of development, to en
courage useful habits, and to
discourage antisocial and bad
habits.
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$5.00 Knickers$33
$6.00 Knickers $4.00
$7.50 Knickers $5.00
$8.50 Knickers $5.65
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ALL STRAWS
REDUCED TO
Y2 PRICE
This includes Panamas, Leg-'
horns, Sailors and all Soft
Straws. We carry none of
them over.
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