The Springfield Daily Republican from Springfield, Massachusetts (2024)

August 13, 1925

Publication:

The Springfield Daily Republicani

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The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio

Location:

Springfield, Massachusetts

Issue Date:

Thursday, August 13, 1925

Page:

6

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PIRATES SEND GIANTS DOWN ATHLETICS WIN AS SENATORS LOA Early Start Carries PETER MALTBY IN Hurls Superb Game NEW WORLD MARK Hit Well in Pinclie Pittsburg to Victory IN GRAND CIRCUIT 7 ON GOSHEN TRACK AMERICAN LEAGUE 7C II S3 NATIONAL LEAGUE ab po a 0 IRicor He first meeting 0 0 3 4 0 8 4 1 4 0 HERB PENNOCK IS IN SUPERB ORM HERB PENNOCK ab ab 3 tn 0 4 0 0 0 ab rctcr Maltby 1 8 0 0 4 0 4 4 0 0 A 4 1 0 0 0 Ehrhardt 4 ZGranUawi Rice 14 6 6 3 XVrights 0 6 4 BED SOX OX TOP in $3000 0 1 4 1 0 bases 4 4 and 4 ah 6 PO po a 4 4 0 3 for May in Sth 2 4 4 4 Todd Helen Bussell and Lucille also Meusel 1 6 6 0 0 Heat Plan 0 CARDS MOVE UP 3 0 3 0 of 4 4 0 4 30 2 24 12 28 0 7 3 Batted for Lyons in Sth a 4 1 11 4 a 1 RUNS OR THE WEEi 4 0 eam league 0 A 19 8 24 13 1 0 of 0 0 0 1 American league 0 2 Boston 7 NATIONAL LEAGUE 4 3 Hornsby 5 3 Hafeyr 0 A 3 A 0 EX PISTOL CHAM PION A 0 2 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 0 Baltimore 3 4 STRIBLING Kuns Horse Racing Results Providence 2 1 ea Did not play Double header IN TEKN ATIONAL olds dn i in ir purse $10U0 BICEPS for Sh Batted for Leach in 7th CLAIMS RECORD 8 5 Count on for I Sh and Grav SnELRURNE ALLS AHEAD st Sh Sh 7 10 8 5 Carlisle Hardware Royce Rools I Co 11 ab Carlisle Building Sh Wt 0 0 0 is 4 0 0 0 4 4 Sh 0 4 4 0 124 4 3 1 0 0 110 Onp Woods Co a 311 313 Main Street No I John Ruskin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 A 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 0 0 2 9 7 4 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 A 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 A 0 0 4 4 7 3 0 1 0 A inning Klem and 0 0 0 0 0 0 A 0 0 0 A 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 7 0 0 3 1 knocked off a stroke by second round in 35 The out out ri 290 620 4 4 0 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 0 0 fl 4 0 Bennett 0 0 Sislerl 8 4 2 0 0 4 Careycf Cuylerr Ba rnhartl 0 1 0 A 0 0 A 0 A A 0 A 0 for three year olds in 1923 in the sec three year old trot by Dickerson made 5 dis dis 0 A 0 A 10 3 0 A 0 0 0 6 A 0 0 0 a 0 0 Boissyc Carlson 2 Rogersp Holtr outside another also go Gehrig 1 Dugan 3 Pennock 0 1 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 Mueller cf BelL3 Schmidtc Dyerp a 1 ab 5 5 A A A 3 1 A 1 0 jConlonl 0 Shapiroc 9 Riley 1 1 OjGordons 0 A 0 0 Murphy Roche 3 0 0 0 0 a ab 4 0 A t) 0 0 0 0 0 Sh 220 300 Sh 320 310 0 A 0 0 0 A 0 ab 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Combs cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 A scoring Wrights PO 4H St10 109 and Chicaro ab 4 ab 4 Gerber In 7th Glard in 7th Danforth In 9th 5 2 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mitchell Stock 2 Wheat 1 1 Cox Brown cf a 0 St 550 4AO 298 145 108 134 Couchp Burns cf Henline 0 6 0 Mai tinr La wiesss Gerry cf Temple! 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Axworthy 0 0 1 4 0 11 1R 3 io 0 3 0 Saihe Quality Same Size by Dillon Ax Sh 240 400 370 6 3 15 fl value unvuL ui uj vui n11 strong darn by The Earl (Egan) Hazel bg (Scoggins) Bob Seymour bh (McDonald) Hollyrood Abigail br (Dodge) The Last Deorcst be (Childs) Mann Little Eleanor and Semite started Time 134 1494 5 224 1 5 Skeeter West Time 220 po 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 13 3 9 13 2 4 7 26 9 21 Shelburne alls Rims Martin Lawless 2 Riel Rose Cardwell 1 0 1 11 (Copyright 1925 New York Tribune Inc Trade nark Registered Patent Office) a 3 still on the bench back and Veach field The score: I CHICAGO CAI) Whether or not Leo Peigcl is ad mitted into the so calle1 battle for the world's professional golf champion ship which Barnes and Macfarlane are to fight out Deigel remains as one of the most dangerous of all the clan 'over a 36 hole or a 72 hole route There is no golfer living who will shoot more and these are al ways helpful whether it be match or medal piny Deigel might let Barnes and Macfarlane decide their arguT ment and then go after the winner Jersey City 5 Buffalo 4k irst Buffalo 11 Jersey City 1 Sei game Toronto 7 Providence 2 Rochester 6 Reading 4 Syracuse Baltimore rain iTobinf IBush tl po 3 2 Murphy entry 20(1 the 4 3 ft maries: Two Yea Old 3 4 started 3 3 15 0 2 36 10 21 2 0 1 0 8 (l 4 5 6 () 0 (ND po a Brooklyn Cincinnati Runs Pinelli Tierney DOUBLE IN IRST CLEANS BASES 34 16 27 13 2J 01 05 0 0 0 0 Sacrifice hits Daly Parquutt play Phaneuf and Hodson Left i 'aimer xsase Struck out by 5 Wild pitch Karlon Um pires Smith and Brosnan Tims lii 3 2 6 7 also RIBBON CANE WINS I OREST CHY RACE 0 0 3 1 4 Boston Aug Erri fielding by Detroit coupled by std Boston pitching resulted in the 1 Sox making it two straight over Tigers 7 to 2 today Boss was fon to retire in the fifth inning as the! suit of an injured hand from a drive off bat Catches othergill and Manush and Prothl steal of home in the fifth inning turecl The BOSTON 3flA 379 378 374 Lavkar2 Readv Wodsl Coakley Sullivancf Donahue Scanlon 2 Devine Belcher3 Holdenp Delightfufh Mild MATCH AND TRIPLE A VICTORS 0 1 0 1 0 Williams St Louis Meusel New York Simmons Philadelphia Jacobson St Louis Gehrig New York Goslin Washington Speaker Cleveland Cobb Detroit Robertson St Louis Ruth New York 2 0 0 0 0 US 12S 1 66 9 (AL) 0 0 3 0 oiMGstn cf A Davis 0 ICollins 2 0 Ishcoly 1 0 lErlk 0 I Hooper Plenty of Speed time of 210 was made second heat of the two year old The time is better by two and Burns Blades Dyer hr nd Bottomley delphia St Louis 9 TTAiirh 3 off Pierre 1 out by Pierc 1 Hits off Couch 11 nines off ierce 3 in 1 pitcher Couch Umpires Time Ih 2Sm 97 92 Pl 4 3 EHRHARDT IS TOO STRONG OR CINCY 3 4 3 94 61 RutA Three Runs Daly Carlson Rogers Holt Cham Tin ria in I ImihlPI on bapes Three Rivers 9 I on balls off Chamberlain 5 Rogers 4 by Chamberlain Chamberlain Passed ball Refer Malby was driven in both rec ords making performances by William Dickerson trainer of the Arden Homestead stable of Goshen Guy Ozark a brown geldiifg by Wal nut Hall out of Guy Axworthy tied tlte world record made by Trumpet ond heat of the Guy Ozark driven the mile in 209 Drivers Gus Kunz of lushing and Clyde Lammlein of Louisville Kyweie injured in a spill that oc curred when Peter Volo driven by Munz stepped into a wheel of Lamm Icin's sulky Neither drivers nor horses were seriously hurt The sum 3 Conclave OlHarperr 0'Mokanl 0 Wilsuc Brooklyn Makes It Three Out of our rom Reds by Taking 5 to I Game Cincinnati Aug 12 (API Brook lyn took three out of four games from Cincinnati by beating' them today 5 to 1 The Dodgers hit the offerings of Rixey with a great deal of freedom in the early innings and drove the tall Virginian from the mound in the sixth was out ne Reus with Khrhardt The The in the trot three quarters seconds than the mark established by the same colt two weeks ago at Endicott when lie fin ished on a wet half mile track there The former worlds halt two year olds Kcllogs Asinofs Runs Holden Woods Longono LiavicKa run Conlon Devine Brazeau Shapiro and Riley jo Asmor a orr Holden Brazeau 2 Smead Athletics Accord Veterj Right Hander Snappy Su port and Bat Timely Bea ing Browns by 5 2 to The Republican 81500 Heats it bv Chestnut reter Ilollyrood imoie (uurpnyjPearl Benboe ni (Egan) Marmaduke br (Valentine) avonlan bh Edman) Peter ellows (Garrison) Barksdale and Hollyrood risco also Time 223 4 5 224 1 5 222 3 5 Zitzmanl 0 Pinelli 3 0 0 jRouschcf 1 1 IWalker 0 0 iHolke I 'Crltz 2 9 iCa itys a jBohne 0 IWingo nuxey i uay jSniith iBerton in 213 mile track record for was held by Commxlore Wilson at '3 4 4 5 4 3 4 IRST RACXi Six furlongs two ye Ar ASINOS el ab po geci OlKetcherr Lewis Cigar Mfg Co Makers Newark KELLER CIGAR CO Dint rib ii Spri up field II I doubts that Willie Macfar nc United States open golf cham eight years without That at least is AVil A nd lie should know since a topped drive in his career must be as astonishing as a duffer's hole in one TAtAIER ab 4 4 4 4 4 Murphy's Ilolly in straight heats break as they were first heat and tired Boston Twilight Club Seeks Bob Services North Adams Aug Bob erry Springfield college shortstop who is playing with the Gasdos of this city during the summer months has re ceived an offer from the Lowell club of the Boston Twilight league for the remainder of the season It is unlikely that lie will accept however as he has practically decided to remain with the local club during the remainder of the season Berry has been playing a strong all around game with the Gascos and his work has attracted favorable at tention from a number of teams Ralph Erickson Springfield college player is ing well with the Gascos Bright Dawn br (leming) Peter Stanford (Leest Tippie Volo (Kirby) Rosedale bl (Kirby) Alice Etawah (Hodson) Time 216 210:54 Three Year Old Tret Purse Two olds and upward Time 109 3 5 Horse and Jockey Bon Bolt (Givings) Pvrost (Moore) Bwitehincr (Johnson I Also ran oyle Jolly Boy Million The Count THIRD RACE 5 furlongs three year olds and upward claiming purse $1400 ime (u Horso a nd Jockey Wt Lady Glasson (Noel) 97 74 Hornsby St Takes $3000 Purse rom ield of Nine avonian Loses His irst Race on Cleveland Track Cleveland Aug Ribbon Cano the best of a field or nine won the orest City value $3000 for 209 pacers feature of the inaugural card of the Grand Circuit summer meeting at North Randall today Kept off the pace Ribbon Cane driven by Marvin Childs Omaha finished strong in the stretch but in the third heat was un able to overcome the lead of Lulla orbes which furnished the only con tention in each mile Make ast Time ast time was recorded in each heat considering the condition of the track A drizzle which set in about an hour before the horses were called for the first event continued until after three heats had been raced avonian lost his first race on the local tracks in four starts being un defeated at tire placed fourth in the 201 trot which went to Thomas rood Leonard i avonian made a sent away in the in the other two ourteen faced 220 trot the first raced on the Grand circuit Each was entered for $3000 and no claims were entered The race was won by Ken tucky Todd Jr an outsider in straight heats The three year old pace went to Callie Direct He and Ribbon Carre were the only winning favorites The summaries: Special Dispatch 201 Trot Leonard NEW YORK 0 79 2114 ago today Heat Plan the started Time 133 2 5 151 1 5 225 3 5 Three Year Old Pace Purse $1200 Ts H6 Mile Heats bl by Col Arms Denver Aug 12 (AP) Alfred Roindexter 51 former national pistol champion died here today He won the pistol title in 1921 Gothenburg Sweden Aug 12 (AP) Arne Borg the Swedish cham pion today swam a mile in 21 min utes 413 5 seconds He will claim a world's record before anyone could do nothing score BROOKLYN (ND po a Also ran Betty Star Moon Lady liable and Red Seth 1i fovlnnoe rw olds allowance? purse 81500 Time 109 1 Horse ana iockov Goo Ray (Mnrris) High Life (McCoy) Overdraft (Connelly) Also ran Equinox ITH RACE Six furlongs three year olds and upward claiming purse $1400 nine iij Horse and Jockey Wt Ballot Brush (Stutts) 199 (Hebert) 101 Esranader (Kelly) 101 Also ran Cup Bearer Snooksie Bradley Jordan and Repulse SIXTH RACE 1 1 16 miles thrce ycar olds and upward claiming purse $1400 i ime 4 5 i Horse and Jockey Kublai Khan (Noel) Basorah (Givings) Ribbon Cane Lou (Childs) Lulla orbes bf (J Thomas) Egverso br (Morrison) Phil br (Crozier) Miss Ellen br (McMillen) Maxine Direct Boy a isc jUo Trot ITiise $3000 Two Three by Peter Volo (Dick Horse and Jockey Wt I Hyperion (Catron) 110 1 Sun Car (Richards) 100 Gladys (Thompson) 105 Also ran Knights Bridge Tensive and Who Knows Lie Along this line no one can say that Paul Berlenbach was picking set ups after his crown when the first two matches were signed with Tony Marullo and Jack Delaney Ber lenbach will meet Delaney in his next fight Not many champions are taking on the toughest challenger in their division less than four months after i winning a title Berlenbach shouldmail the recipe to Dempsey and Walker The Greatest Duel desires to know the greatest battle ever fought Our vote goes to the meeting between Addie Joss of Cleveland and Ed Walsh of the White Sox late in 1908 with a pennant hanging in the balance In that classic Joss shut out the been any keener than others in looking for contests might carry a little trouble Hale bases Double plays Hale Dykes and Poole Manus and Slslor Left on bases St i 7 Philadelphia 7 Base on balls off Gl 3 Hits oft Giard 8 in 6 innings off forth 1 in 2 innings Losing pitcher Gii Umpires Gcisel McGowan and Ow Time Ih 35m CINCINNATI (NL) a 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 (J Godfrey has been after Wills for at least a year and Wills has been as backward in giving the Leipreville entry a chance as Dempsey has been in giving Wills a shot at the title li 0 0 Taylor Stock Roush Holke Mitchell and ournier Tierney Stock and ournier Left on bases Brooklyn Cincinnati 5 Bases on balls off Ehrhardt 2 off Rixey 1 Struck out by Ehrhardt 1 by Rixey 1 by May 3 Hits off Rixey 11 in 5 innings (none out in 6th) off May 1 in 3 innings off Benton 0 in 1 inning Losing pitcher Rixey Umpires Sweeney Rigler and Mc Cormick Time Ih 30m AMERICAN 101 194 89 0 0 Hale Two base 11 Rice St Lan Guy Ozark i Hickerson) Harrison Dillon worthy (McGrath) Lightning lash (Lammlein) Watson Jr br (Drinkwater) Miss Pearl Brooke (Phillips) Ex (Brooks) Susie Prince (Pittman) Volo Guy (Munse) Time 2J2 209 212 Trot Purae Tliree Peter Buskirk by Peter Great (Pitman) Eleanor Todd rn (Neville) Escotilla (leming) Alta Evans ro (Leese) Prodigal Guy (fJcGvath) Peter Bean br (Berry) Miss Oakwood (Erwin) Time 208 210U 209 215 Purse $2000 Three Counterpart ro by John A (Mc Grath) Golden Direct ch (Hodgson) Sistcr eter (Kearns) Rainsboro (Pitman) Miss Dorothy Dillon ch ni (Cleve land) 4 Rifle Grenade (Martin) 6 Amy ch (Rodney) 7 Time 208 209 210U orbes Wallace Ball Tossers Score orbo Wallace took a fall out of Johnson's bookstore in a ball game at Pratt field yesterday the score being 8 to 1 Moriarty's pitching was more than the losers could decipher while the winners put together a variety of hits including a home run by Decarlos with the bases filled Cronin and Nyberg did the pitching Speaker Heilmann Cobb Detroit Simmon: rhila Rice St Louis Leader a year York 406 Conlon The st 2 4 5 White Sox without a hit no man reaching first as we recall the vital statistics On the other side of the argument Walsh struck out 15 Cleveland batters and allowed only two singles He was beaten 1 to 0 through an error and a tidal wave "spitter" that got away from his catcher In one great crisis Walsh struck out Larry Lajoie with the bases full the third strike being a fast one over the middle the last thing tlie mighty Larry was looking for As careful and as clear a critic as Ring Lardner votes it the finest pitch ing' lie ever saw in any single game ifteen strike outs and two hits on one side no one reaching first on the other Who can name a greater double performance in the box? The Invading Barrier The American tennis team women made a clean sweep when Xhe English tennis team came over two Delaney around there unless some i 33 7 21 9 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 IJ 1 ST LOUIS (XL) ab ro 2 4 2 2 4 4 12 BERKSHIRE no 9 0 0 25 2 IS 9 2 6 2 0 0 1 Gerry 2 Temple Errors Law less Woodward Phillips Carlow Two base hits Rose Jamraks Phillips Stolen bases Rose Carlow Home run Gerry Sacrifices Lawless Rose Left on bases Shelburne alls 8 Berkshire Cot ton 6 Base on balls off Rose 2 off McTnery 1 off Jamraks 3 Hits off Rose 2 in 7 innings off Mclnery 6 in 14 1 3 in nings off Jamraks 3 in 4 1 3 innings Hit by pitcher by Mclnery (Temple) by Jam raks (Cardwell) Struck out by Rose 11 by McTnery 2 by Jamraks 5 Winning pitcher Rose JJmpires Martin and St Louis Aug 12 (AD The Louis Cardinals took both games double header from Philadelphia to day 9 to 2 and to 4 and thus went into fourth place in the National league standing by a fraction of a point The second game was called aftr the seventh inning because of rain Manager Rogers Hornsby hit one jver the Jett field fence in the fourth inning of the first game for his 30th Lemer of the season The scores: irst Game HILA (NL) ab po i 32 9 27J3 1 Philadelphia 1 2 Sst I mi i i fl fl Runs Lamar pitnmons way Williams Tobin rooic williams Rice Sisler Sacrifice Special Mark Down Slip ons marked down to S305 S4OS Shirts marked down to St 60 Hosiery marked down to 65c 2 t'alrs for $200 Bathing Suits marked down tc S3B5 S305 Special on Golf Hose S145 S165 $150 $200 Athletic Union Suits Sl35 Sl65 In return the English women won six out of seven matches when the Americans went to Wimbledon In that first engagement at orest Hills Miss McKane and others were badly bathed by the fast bounding ball The drier faster courts provided a form of tennis they were not accus tmiied to face In the same way the heavier Eng lish atmosphere and the heavier courts found the American invaders facing the same bewilderment Now both teams have had their chance to reach a more intimate ad justment of methods to be used The American team on this occasion will be favored to win but by no such heavy margin In a Triple A league game at or est park last night Diamond Match company defeated Bay State Thread 5 to 0 Connery at short was the feature player of the game accept ing 10 chances without a mishap Hamilton allowed only one hit and this was more or less due only to a bad bound over Connery's head Duffy made an unusually fine one hand catch at first defeated Asinof 6 to 2 at orest park in another Triple A league game A feature of the game was a one hand catch made by Con lon Holden held Asinof to two hits one a home run by score: KELLOGGS po 1 0 1 8 1 0 0 Tcnorccr eachs onsTa Harper hits Ha fey Tonorcer 2 Bottomley Mot an Sacrifice Double playr Sand riberg and ribrg and onseca Bell Horns iett on oases rnua Base on balls oil off Dyer 3 Struck in iii Losing Wilson St Louis Philadelphia Runs Topcrcer Hornsby 2 Bottomley Hafev Mueller 2 Reinhart Burns Two base hits Bottomley Mueller 2 Three base hits Hafey Reinhart run Hornsbv Sacrifices Decatur Bell Henline riberg Double and RrtttOnilV 1 8nd onseca Left on bases Philadelphia 6 St Louis 5 Bases on balls off Reinhart off Knight 2 Struck out by Reinhart 2 by Knight 2 Hits off 6 in 3 in nings (none out in 4th off Knight in 5 Innings Wild pitch Knight Losing pitcher Decatur Umpires Klem and Wil son Time Ih 35m passed to fill the HILA (AL) St Pl 470 290 620 Karlon Weirr Cahill Hodson 2 1 enton 1 Pennock Struck out bv Pennock 1 in 7 Innings off Cvcngros 1 nincr nir connaiiy in pitched hr II by Lyons pitcher Lynns Umpires by and Nallin 39 12 27 0 ournier Two base Stolen Dnuhlp nlavs Ca Holke Caveney and Holke: Stock RENCH NETMEN SET SAIL OR NEW YORK Havre rance Aug 12 Rene (Lacoste and Jacques Brugnon members of the rench Davis cup tennis team with Max Deeugis cap tain of the team sailed for York today on the steamer Rochambeatt They will join Jean Borotra who is already in America thus making the rench Davis cup team complete The team was entertained at a farewell luncheon aboard the liner at noon to day the guestfe Including Mlle Suzan ne Lenglen the women tennis cham pion is as near a6 I will get to America this year" Mile Lenglen plied when she was asked why was not going to New York witlt team Blanks White Sox With Two Hits and Checks Yankee Losing New' York Aug 12 (AD South paw' Herb Pennock snapped tlic five game losing streak by blanking the White Sox today 2 to 0 limiting tho visitors to two hits The only safe singles off Pennock were a single by Mostil in sixth and a scratch hit by Collins in the ninth No Chicago player was able to get any further than second base It was Ray 33d birthday but he failed to do anything to cele brate tho event Babe Ruth was with a strained patroled the right Home Run Leaders In the Major Leagues 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 Belcher 2 Coakley Conlon frvn hasft hit Three base hit Coakley Home Stolen nases Woods Coakley i innnirt IIOJ et IOfr rn hucoc zIlsaa Base on baj? off Brazeau 6 Struck out by Holden 7 by Passed ball Shapiro Umpire rittsbur 3 0 New York 0 0 Runs McInnis Cuylcr nor 5outnworiii base hits Wrisht run rtfice Moor Left on bases Rise on balls mftnjt nff Yde 1 by Barnes 1 Hits off Barnes Wt St Pl 97 1360 530 99 530 1 iKelly Phillips? GTnkacf Philadelphia Aug (AP) Philadelphia Athletics won their thlstraight game from the St Lo Browns here today by a score of 5 2 Though outbatted the Athleti gave Jack Quinn brilliant support critical moments and by spcctacu fielding held the Browns in chd from start to finish The Mackrn made all their hits count Quinn sej ing two runs with a single in 1 sixth after Cochrane was purpos bases The score I ST LOUIS (Aid po 1 0 0 0 1 New York 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Runs Johnson Dugan Three base hits Dugan Pennock Stolen base Mostil Sac rifices Bengoueh Gehrig Left on bases' Chicago Eases on balls oft off Cvengros 1 off Connally 1 inis on Lyons in in 3 inning Hit by Losing Orms Shelburne alls Aug 12 Shel burne alls A A won a poorly con tested game this Berkshire Cotton score: SHELBURNE ALLS! po 0 12 1 ive Leading Hitters In Majors Up to Date pion has gone topping a drive lie's idea of the matter at hand Arnold Print Nine Will Go After Scalp North Adams Aug 12 The Arnold Print works baseball club of thia city has served warning on the Gascos that it intends to spring a surprice on the latter team when the second game of their series is staged here tomor row' evening' It is understood that Manager Joe Le Clair of the print works club intends to present a strengthened lineup for the occasion In the previous clash between the A and the Gascos the latter won 2 to 1 and there promises to be plenty of excitement when the sec ond engagement is staged 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 Barnhart Tray Jackson Two lUUiJK 4 Jackson Stolen base cuylcr sae Double nlavs Carey and toore: Gooch Traynor Wright and Traynor Va TitT shtirfr 11 off Barnes 4 off itzsim SirucK out oy ice nlngs off itzsimmons 5 in 4 innings Los ing pitcher Barnes Umpires Moran yuig ley and Time 2h 9m for Barnes in 5th 7 Batted for itzsimmons in 9th 39 11 21 15 3 023 0 0 0 3 4 Hornsby 3 Pittsburg Pa Aug (API Headless base running cost the Giants today's game with the Pirates by a tcore of 5 to 3 They made 12 hits eft Emil but were guilty of fright ful blundering on the bases so that their h'its for the most part werewasted Virgil Barnes and red itz simmons split up the pitching for the Giants In the fourth inning during one of the mix ups on the base paths Kelly and Traynor swung at each oth er but no carnage was done Pittsburg started oft by three runs in the first inning double with the bases filled cleaning the sacks Jackson covered short tor the New York club and risch was moved to third base Tw singles a stolen base a base on balls and a sacrific fly gave the Pir ates two mere runs in the third Rain was falling slightly Young's double with two on base io the fifth gave the Giants their first two tallies itzsimmons replaced Eames in the box when Pittsburg went to bat in last half of the fifth "With two out in sixth inning Jackson banged out a home run The score PITTSBURG (NL) a North Adams Club Will Invade oreign ields North Adams Lug 12 Owing to the fact that the annual fair of the Hoosac Valley Agricultural society holds forth this week the North Adams baseball club will not stace home games Manager ergen has booked two out of town contests for his charges over the week end On Saturday the local team plays Glens alls at the latter town while on Sunday it will journey to Kingston to clash with the strong Colonials of that city in a return con test North Adams lost to the King ston team in a previous game staged here a few weeks ago 32 10 27 20 st ri 9 10 Hornsby St Louis Bottomley St Stock Brooklyn Blades St Louis ournier Brooklyn Leader a year ago today Louis 410 IRST RACE Six furlongs rlds and upward maidens: Time I1o2 i Horse and Jockey tvt Rudolph (Sande) 115 Zeebrucee (Johnson) 1 1 5 rtrward T'lastst (XTaihPIl) 115 Also ran Lomger Mablrd Wish ton Wish Running ox airy ires Sun Hathnr and and reya SECOND Two miles three year olds and upward steeplechase purse $1000 lime izi Horse and Jockey WE Chuckle (Smoot) 130 Theodore (McNair) ISO CnnnihArf (Marstnns) 133 AHn Silver Threads Moro ity 2d THIRD RACE One mile four year olds and upward claiming purse $1000 Time Macks Outbatted but ip Three Rivers Cops Battle of Pitchers Three Rivers Aug 12 Three Riv ers took a Quaboag league game from Palmer here tonight by 4 to 1 Rogers had the better of a pitching duel with Chamberlain Holt collected three singles in as many times at bat The score: THREE RIVERS po a 33 14 21 11 Louis Philadelphia Blades Schmidt 2 Dyer Best and Bigges Cigar Reading Buffalo Rochester Jersey City 5' Wt St PI 117 8 CM) 320 1(3 260 By AL DEMABEE A rare pugilistic dish which promised the box fight fans in the near future is one between Harry Greb the middleweight champ and young Stribling of Atlanta Ga who has heavyweight championship aspir ations Ta Stribling the boy's man ager has evaded the matchmakers' overtures so far but it is too good a match from both an financial standpoint for very long and only time until they arc tossed into the saint' ring How equal they shape up physically can be seen in the above chart (Copyright 1925 Associated Editors I 1UC) afternoon from 10 to 0 The orest City Value Mile Heats by Peterhof Dixie Two Year Old Son of Petgr Volo Does Mile 210 Ozark Ties Three Year Record Goshen Aug Ro land Peter Maltby a brown colt by Peter Volo out of a Guy Axworthy marc broke the world's half mile track record for two year olds at the summer meeting of the Orange County Driving Park asso ciation on the historic track here to day Boston 1 2 0 2 1 Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 Runs Williams 2 Rogell Lee Heving Ne base hits O'Rourke Noun Three base Todt Stolen base Prnthro Sacrlli Heving Rogell Boone lagstead DJ plays Lee Rogell and Todt: Rogell and Todt Left on bases Detroit 7 Bol 8 Bases on balls off Doyle 2 off Ca( 1 off Ross struck out by Dovla Ross 1 by Ehmke 3 Hits off in 11 innings off Carroll 0 in 2 Innings! Ross 4 in 4 2 3 innings off Ehmke 4 1 3 innings Hit by pitcher by Ehl (O Rourke) Winning pitcher Ross Ld pitcher Doyle Umpires Dinpeen jd brand and Rowland Time th fAm 1 Batted for Doyle In "th I Batted for Carroll in 9th I BONTEMPO SETS NEW QUABOAG CLUB RECORD Monson Aug 12 Henry Bontempo professional at the Quaboag Country club set a new record for the course here today when he turned in a 71 over the new nine hole layout The former record of 75 was held for 10 years by red Cushman and was made when the course contained but six holes Bontempo made the first round in 36 and then covering the cards: irst round Second round 21 2319 LI 131212 111111 Dies After Ring Battle Prescott Ariz Aug (AP) Isaac Jose 27 a Mohave Apache In dian who boxed under the name of Ike died here yesterday from a hemorrhage believed to have been caused from a blow during a bout at Jerome Saturday night Young Cota lightweight is being held pending an inquest Referee fight that givesi a draw TV 7 I3fiu Timo 115 3 5 wt st ri sh 106 9W 550 420 103 3160 2540 Lord Julian (Johnson) 107 1190 Also ran Caroline High Joy Accumu lator litter Sou Buttercup Gunny Sack and Miss Denunira furlongs three yea claiming purse $1400 Also ran Nivlag Overfire and Ethel SEVENTH RACE 1 1 16 miles three year olds and upwards claiming purse $1400 lime i4U 2 Horse and Jockey Wt St Rigel (Myers) 110 020 S'wall (Givings) 106 Swpftnsta Uas (Moore) 113 Also ran Billy Klair Blues tpne and galea oQ 32 8 27 14 1 ers 0 0 0 0 Horse and Jockey Canter (Turner) Powhatan (Maiben) fdrtlMtlrks (McAtee) Also ran Blockhead and Nurmi ITH One mile three year olds the Watershed handicap $1200 added Time 139 4 Horse and Jockey Senalado (Maihen) Swope (Kellum) Cloudland (Sande) 1 Also ran Blue Ridge SIXTH ive furlongs year olds fillies purse lime ini Horse and lockey Cinema Barnes rtantm iMaiben) Garden Rose (Coltilettl) 4J0 Alr con Snhinp Wra herlore Aliev Basquolre At Suppress lyleaf airy Light Question orget Me Not and Ca milla 1 0 i 0 1 Giants Make 12 Hits Off Emil Yde But Poor Base i running Is Costly Kelly I and Traynor Come to Blows Score 5 3 AUSTRALIANS START AT MONTREAL TODAY Montreal Aug 12 (AP) James Anderson captain of the Australian team and Willard Crocker Canadian champion today were drawn for the first match in the Canada Australia Davis cup tennis meet which begins tomorrow The second match will be between Gerald Patterson Australia and Jack Wright Montreal The draw will bring Anderson and Wright together in the first match on Saturday and Crocker and Patterson in the second NATIONAL AB 98 109 911 80 99 rhila delphia asnmgton Chicago Detroit St Louis Cleveland score: I DETROIT (AT I 0 Ta 0 0 0 Man'h cf A rl 1 111 1 Neunl ones3 OjWoodallc OIDoylcp O'Burke Carroll Wingot 30 2119 1716 16 14 14 1111 Dykes 2 La mar I Miller S'monscf Hale 3 Poole 1 Quinn 4 QUINN DRIVES HOME TWO RUNS IN SIX' St Pl 7 2 0 I risch 3 0 Youngr 0 'Meusel! 0 1 Kelly 2 OlTerryl 0 Jackson 1 Cnvzlar Ba rnesp Devine itz'nsp ormer Adams Athlete May Join Steam Rollers Adams Aug Ander son whi has been prominent in local sport circles for a number of years past left this week to locate at Provi dence I and he may be found in the lineup of the famous Steam Rol lers during the coming football season He had an engagement with the Steam Rollers during the coming foot ball season He had an engagementwith the Steam Roller manager to dis cuss the matter of joining the team soon after bis arrival in the Rhode Island city Anderson has played football and baseball here while at one time he was active in the boxing game lie formerly played end on the All Adams team champions of Western Massachusetts serving as captain for two seasons He also played with the All Adams baseball nine Batted for Knight tn 9th Second Game ST LOUIS ab The Next Excitement When time has ticked off another month or so the fight fan will no longer have to wait on such coy and cautious champions as Mickey Walker and Jack Dempsey for his excitement Jimmy Slattery is about 21 now and young Stribling will be 21 in Decem ber With these two about ready to go the 15 round distance and with Ber lenbach and should be no complaint of these also should suddenly feel a xv 1 1 i in thA llPflfl mid SUCldCll 4 1 2 icv coolness in the feet 108 leal Order Berlenbach and Delaney are the first to shoot and the winner will then meet Jimmy Slattery This should be the logical order and this part of the program can be cleared up by Octo ber This leaves the survivor all set for Young Stribling for the first big De cember indoor show This leaves the final winner with all the work he can handle By that time Gene Tunney may be ready to enter tain And there is Huffman the navy pride who has been stepping steadily i forward a little better each time There is plenty of menu material at hand if some of it can be lured into direct action which isn't as simple as it looks and Godfrey If Harry Wills is looking for a party that will bring him real competition and regular money he can find it in a Godfrey contest Godfrey is larger' than Wills faster than Wills younger than Wills and just as good a boxer Godfrey is a far better boxer than Tate who gave Wills an even fight on several occasions But in waiting for Dempsey Wills tlie that Outdoor Need olds the Sanford $5000 guaranteed Time St Grcb Stribling Promise to Put on Rare Show 4 Macsillv Virginia Boy a isc started 2(4 2 5 2V5 1 5 206 1 5 Trot Purse $1200 Claiming ili Tb Hb Mile Heats Kentucky Todd Jr by Kentucky Todd Myra lieiie (v rienungs John oote bh (Erskine) Ned Hale big (Rosemire) Bin Bell (Miiloy) Temple Harvester (Childs) St plla i pno Sarn wa Trnmooute Tramp Ann Princess Montgomery Truly 1 4 9 2 1 4 6 15 4 9 10 6 2 3 fl 5 5 3 JO 2 3 JO 2 3 a 17 5 3 3 1 HILA (NL) a ab po 0 0 Sands 3 12 0 0 10 0 3 0 Leachcf 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 O'onseca! 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