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SECTION THREE PAGE FOUR THE PITTSBURGH SUNDAY POST, JULY 8, 192: GIANTS Pair of Coke Country Stars With the rummerS) INDIANS Win PAIR; YANKS LOSE; TIGERS CRUSH MACKS Duke John, Merrimac, Fannie Bean, Rvirone Da vs. ix -y ynJ 2" rv f.fr I 1 If if Pie Tray nor Has Field Day With Home-Run, Triple, Double and Single; Meadows Goes Distance But Is Batted Hard at Intervals. CORSAIRS MAKE LIFE BURDEN FOR TRIO OF PHIL SLABMEN By EDWARD F. 15 A LINGER, Kaseball Editor, The Tost. PHILADELPHIA, Jui- 7.

Bill McKechnie's Buecos cot re- CRAG FAiO HENLEY PR M. K. Morris Defeats Gollan for Diamond Sculls, HENLEY-ON-THAMES. July 7 (By the Associated -M. K.

Morris of London won the diamond sculls championship today, defeating D. H. Gollan, the deaf and dumb sculler, in the final heat- It was a gruelling race, and after passing his rival Morris col lapsed and foil into the Thames. He was quickly picked up by a. motor i launch and carried to the bank.

The winner's time was minutes 23 seconds, Roth boats got away to a beautiful start, amid a tremendous roar of the spectators. At the quarter-mile rost GoHan was slightly in front: at the half milt- the positions were re-versed. When the three-quarter niiie was reached Morris was leading by two lengths. At the mile GoHan had crept up and 'was right at the stern of his opponent, but Morris hung tenaciously to his lead and won by a length. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

EST KR HAY'S KM I TS. At Minneapolis Toledo 000 30 1 3 00 1 5 0 Minneapolis ....0 0 0 000 t20 8 9 1 Batteries Malone and Anderson; Tipple, Ayers ami Mnvcr. At St. Paul Coliim. 00 10000000001 0 3 12 0 St.rnul 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 1 2 Hntteries Sanders onil Hartley; Sliee-hnn and At hani City Indianapolis ....2 0 2 Old 310 9 IS 0 hnnwlt City 0 1 0 1 00 0 1 5 9 1 Batteries Biirweli ajui Kniener; Schupp.

arter and SUiff. At Milwaukee Louisville 20 0 00 0 0 04 6 12 (1 Milwaukee 0 00 01 0 OOO 1 9 0 Batteries Cullop and Meyer; Pott. Un-grel and Shinaull. STANDING OF THE CI I BS. LONDON mm US 1 I Cleveland Sets Scoring Record; Cobb in Fight.

RUTH SMASHES TWO HOME RUNS CLE ViiLAN D. July 7. Tne larg est score ever compiled by an Ameri can League club was registered by Cleveland this afternoon when it defeated Boston in the first half of the double-header. 27 to 3. The previous record was 1'i to 2.

set by Philadelphia against Detroit. May IS, 11'12. The Indians also tiod the record by scoring in every inning and came within one run of tying the Ameriean League record by scoring 13 runs in the, sixth inning. Cleveland also won the. second game.

8 to 5. By winning both games the Indians took undisputed possession of second place. SBCnxn GAME. AB.R. B.P.A.

I 1 CLEVELAND. AB.R. B.P.A. venge for Friday's defeat by slaughtering the Phils this afternoon to tne decisive tune of IS to o. They pounded three Quaker right banders for 15 hits.

Lee Meadows, who formerly wore the raiment of the tailenders. was sent against his old pals and he had little to worry about as his own mates got a lead in the first inning, and the Pirates never permitted the foe to overtake them. The Phils also ehose an ex-Corsair to do their hurling. Whitey Glazner was notified today that his suspension for recently disputing a decision had been lifted. Accordingly he was hustled each of these Instances, the Phils bunched a trio of safeties, two of their five runs were earned while all the tallies of the Buccos would have been accomplished even had the home team fielded cleanly.

The visitors started out by grabbing a quartet of markers in the first bracket. Carey got bis right wrist stuns? while dodging away from an In-shoot. After his teammates had gatherer around him and massaged the Injured spot. Majc marched to first base. He went to third as Bigbee lined a two-bagger against the wall In right.

Both rifiKer.2 4 113 0: Jamieson.l 4 0 0 3 0 Poll ins. m. 4 113 CiSsirama.r.. 4 3 4 1 0 F' 4 0 2 3 0 Speaker.m 3 12 2 1 Burns.l... 3 0 16 Ci 4 0 0 2 3 HRrrl.s.l...

3 12 2 3 2 2 5 5 3 1 0 2 li Lutzke.3. 3 2 2 1 3 4 10 1 3 0 15 0 Picinich.c 4 0 2 4 O'Neill, c. 3 0 17 0 Murray.p. 3 0 0 0 BedgoocLp. 0 0 0 0 Morton, 4 0 0 0 0 32 9 "4 31 12 27 13 SL' YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

Empire City. First race BiUj' Warren, to 5, 3 to 5. 1 to 3, won; Hilarity. 2 to 1, even, second: Apology, 4 to 5, third. Scratched Neptune and Glow Wrack.

Second race St. Allan, 8 to 1, to 1, 7 to 5, won; Hullabaloo. 1 to 3. 1 to 6. second; Flannel Shin, 4 tp 5, third.

Scratched Demijohn. Sedgerield, Lum-inist, Krewer, VVellrinder and L'Effare. Third raceFrigate, to 5, 1 to 2. out, won; Episode, 7 to 5. 3 to 5, second; Shamrock, 9 to 7, 3 to 1, third.

Scratched Picketer. Fourth race Tryster, 3 to 1. even, 2 to 6, won: Prince James. 4 to 5. 1 to 4, second; Nedna out.

third. All started. Fifth race Wvnnewood, 7 to 2, 7 to 5, 3 to 5 won; War 3Iask, even. 1 to 2, second: Prince Regent. 2 to 5, third-Scratched AH American, Bravo.

Flying Devil Roseate II. Rekab and Bucado. Sixth race Reply. 7 to 1. 5 to 2, 6 to 5 won; Donnelly.

1 to 2, 1 to 4, second; Jirnson, even, third. Scratched King Cole. Gold Bug. Ducky, Bonaparte and Fabian. Added starters.

Fort Erie. First race Fast Mack. $3.75. $3.40, $125, won; Honey Dear, $6.55. second is 4hird All started.

Second race Wraith. $3.30. $2.65, won- Set ha Lemon. $2.75. $2.35.

second; Camouflage. $3.30. third. All started Third race-Deep Thoughts. $,.90, $7 won: Strutt Miss Lizzie.

$3.00, second; Aunt Jane, $3.30. third. Ail Fourth race James F. O'Hara, $12.40, $5 40 S2 10, won; Hildur. $2.40.

$2.05. second: Heel Taps. $2.10. third Scratched-Mainmast, New Hampshire, Lucky Penny. nn Fifth race New Hampshire.

65 won; Spot Cash. $4.80. $135. second; Fair Gain. tnira.

VVn Sixth race Fornovo, $3.0 in' won- Catherine Rankin. 2.75 and and Kecond- Attorney Muir, third. All started Seventh race Despair, $5.10. and $2.55, won; By Jiminy. $3.40 and second; Lampus, $2.45, third.

Scratched Lunetta and Diomed. Latonia. race R. E. Clark.

$4.70. $3.60. won; Kut', secoriu; aiuuimu, third. Bcratcnea sister joseua. Fihtins Cook.

Sea Wrack. Long tsoai, Youneed. Cncle Bert, Redwood, Lottie Lorraine, Dearie. Second race Freehand. won: Larlv LonprioKe, eewnu, Phvllis Louise.

third. Scratched Medina Elusive. Pleasing. Ancestress, Rav Graeme, Xanthos. Mainspring, Swift Water.

Krishna. Third race Jupiter, $12.10. won- YVavwassamo $4.80. 3Q. second; Marv Reigel.

$4.20, third. Scratched-Lucidus. Kimpalong, Kirklevington. Jake Berger Fourth race Chilhowee, $3.10. $2 20, won; "vVorthmore, $2.80.

$2.20 second; Vallev Light. third Scratched nssnarrt KmgUOrinil. 1.0. jcjiu.u Fifth race Toptoe Inn. $10.

SO. 1 oa rtadrtv 13 40. $2.70. second Sweetheart. third.

AH started. Star. J10.10. $4.20 and" $3.30. yvort: Make Up.

$3.3" and second: Lady Champ. $3.90. third. Ail ta rted Seventh race Yoshimi. $17.20.

find $4.0. won; Vallev of Dreams $6 J.i i 10 second: Belie Amie. f.vv. third, scratched Mistress Mary. First Bluh, Few Acrep ai.d Black Thong.

Devonshire. Firot race Algonquin. $9.00. $3.15, $2.60, won; Gazinta. $2.70, $2.40.

second; Har. telle. S2.75. third. Scratched Royal Gift.

Second race Noon Glide. $44.60, $14.45, $7 25, won; Tirtines. $5.20. $3.80. second; Joe'Ia $3.80, third.

Scratched Fin-castle. Kiah. Dantzic. 'Wild Deuce. Third race Jago.

$4.30. $3.20, $2.90. won; Sling, $4.90. $3.70, second: Flzer, $459. third.

Scratched Father Damien, Mythology. Commodore. Quick Run, Jean Corey, Reformer. Fourth race Dentaria. $25.75.

$10.75. $4.50. won: Tony. Express. $7.40.

$3.60. second; Bowsprit. $3.00. third. Scratched Scraps.

Lawnmower. Fifth race Clansman. $13.65. $8.40. $4.05, won; Ruckhom $9 70, second: Old Timer, $5.50, third.

Scratched Wild pitch Dauss. Losing pitcher Walberg. Umpire Rowland and Evans. Time 1:56. SECOND GAME.

PHILADELPHIA. AB.R. BP. A. DETROIT.

AB.R.B.P.A. TCHE.CK Co iv- 1 cr. Won. l.o-t. St.

Paul 4fi Kiinsao City 43 21 Inivil 40 Coliimbno 36 S. Indianapolis S3 39 Milwaukee S3 40 Minneapolis 29 42 Toledo 2(i 47 GAMES TODAY. Columhu at t. Paul. Toledo at Minneapolis.

Iridiuiuipoli hi Kansas Bonton 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 06 1 0 '8 Error Shanks. Two-base hits Picinieh, Speaker. Pumma 2. Three-hase Stepheu-wn, Lutzkp. Home run Stepheneon.

Ptolen bases Samnia, Stephenson. Sacrifices Speaker. O'Neill, gumma. Twuble plays Stephenson to Brower, Sewell to Stephenson to Brower. Lutttke.

to Stephenson to Brower. Left on nases-Boston 3, Cleveland 8. Base on bails Off Murray 6. oft BeriKood 1, off Morton 2. Struck out By Murray 3, by Morton 6.

Hits Off Bederood 2 in 1 inning (none out In second), off Morton 7 in Innings. Winning pitcher Morton. Umpires Connolly and Owens. Time "FIRST GAME. CLEVELAND.

Pet. .042 1 1 .452 I City. I.onlle ut yiilwaiikee. Batting Leaders. PHILS-BUCS DETAIL into the where he weathered a storm of swats for five innings.

In that space of tipe he was touched for nine safeties, including a home run swat by Traynor. Broadway Jones, a tall sn.l youth, who had the distinction of facing the Giants some days ago andt holding them to one hit In the four innings he worked, was ordered upon the firing line today after Glazner had gone to the showers. Jones found the Plttsburghers a rough bunch when it came to batting and was replaced in the ninth fmrna Vii- vt 7 i VV, Tl i iiuuutu, a ii7 rtuusea to Mop ineir slagging thp time they were through, Hubbell and all the rest cf the Phils were mJshty thankful. Traynor Hits 'Em. Traynor had a big day with his bludgeon.

He walked on his first effort and was safe on an error, the next time he went to the plate. After that h-3 delivered a four-sacker, a triple, a double and a single. His homer off Glaaner was a beautiful rainbow fly that sailed over deep left and landed high up In the bleachers. Reb Russell and Charley Grimm produced three swats apiece, mighty slam among the spectators came In the fifth Inning and settled the combat. Four points had been compiled in the opening round.

-Carey led off with a single In the fifth but he was forced by Bigbee who went to second on a passed bail and tallied on a single by Russell. This run was not sufficient as later events rroved, but after Pie had soaked the pill into the sun stand with Reb on the path ahead -of him, the bacon was safe. Meadows was given good support aside from the first and seventh innings when little fielding errors were committed and NATIONAL LKACl K. i. A B.

K. II. Ae. Wheat. 67 2i7 A3 102 Fournier.

Brooklyn 53 2' 31 7i Kotinh. iiwi 11 11:1 1 i OS 2S7 4' fW .374 Johnston, Brooklyn 71 2y(i S7 10H Traynor, 6U 50 SM AM KKIt'AN LE Alii K. i. A.B. K.

II. Ave Ileilmann, Detroit it 33! .411 72 2Wt 1 lo .374 Kutli. New 71 210 71 8H -3H7 Burns, B0M011 233 3 Collins, 63 220 34 81 AB.R.B.P.A.j AB.R. B.P.A. 5 0 2 3 li Jamison.

1 4 3 5 0 Collins. m. 4 10 0 Summa.r.. 3 12 0 0 0 1 0 4j 3 2 110 Burns.l... 4 114 Speaker.

3 3 3 2 0 Harriw.l.. 2 112 OjKnode.l... 110 2 0 3 0 2 3 li Seweli.s... 4 3 3 2 5 4 0 2 4 31 6 2 3 3 5 5 0 3 4 Lutzke.3... 3 4 1 2 I 0 0 0 II 6 2 2 8 1 2 0 1 4 Myntt.c.

12 110 1 0 0 0 0 O'Neill. c. 11110 1)0 0 31 Covel'kie 43112 Pttnson.p. 1 0 ft 0 1 Metev r.p. 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 fl 0 3 "I 24 IT ..43 27 2t 27 15 Batted for Waiters in fourth innins.

Boston 000 20 0 00 1 3 Cleveland 3 2 3 1 2 13 1 2 27 REVENGE FOR PIRATES FIRST INNING. Pittshnrsh MuranviUe filed to Walker. Carey was hit on the wrist by a pitched ball. Bigbee doubled asaiust right field fence, but Carey was stopped at third. Russell singled to center, scoring: botii arey and BiKbee.

Russell stole second. Traynor walked. Grimm bounded a single over the boi into center, Russell scoring and Traynor taking third. Rawlings raised a sacrifice fly to Walker and Traynor tallied. Schmidt fouled to Wilson in at.

tempting to hunt. Three hits. Four runs. Phillies Mokan singled to right. Williams singled against right field wall and when Russell made a long, wild throw past third base, Mokan scored and Wil-liams reached second.

Walker gronnded oat to Grimm, unassisted, and William made third. Tiemey was thrown out by Marnnville. Williams scoring. Sand singled to renter. Wilson forceil Sand, Maranrille to Rawlings.

Three hits. Two runs. One error. SECOND INNING. Pittsburgh Sand fluns Meadows out: Marnnville went out the same way.

Glazner made a remnrkable lea-ping catch of Carey's bunt, takinjr the bll with on? hand near the third base line. Phillies Rawlings threw Lee out. r.irkinson roll-i to Grimm unassisted, r.ussell took fly. THIRD INNING. Pittsburgh Biabee walked.

Russell lilt Into double play, Glazner to Sand to Traynor was safe when Tierney fumbled his crounder. Grimm singled to center and Travnor stopped at second. Rawlings missed the third strike. One hit. One en or.

Phillies Mokan was thrown out by Traynor. Williams grounded out. Rawl-ingrs to Grimm. Jlaranville threw Walker out. KH RTH INNING.

Pittsburgh Schmidt was tossed out bv- Glazner. Meadows flied to Williams who the ball off his knees. Mar-anville also flied to Williams. Phillies Tierney fouled to Grimm. Sand beat out a single through the box.

Wilson was safe on a fumble by Rawlincs. Sands taking second. Lee missed the third strike. Parkinson was called out on strikes. One hit.

One error. FIFTH INNING. IMttsbnrgh Carey singled against right field fence. Bigbee forced him, Sands to Tierney. Bfgbee took second on a passed ball and scored when Rnssell lined a single into center.

Traynor crashed a homer into the bleachers in deep left, Russell scoring ahead of him. Grimm walked. Rawlings lined to Williams. Grimm stole second and proceeded to third when Wilson threw wild to catch him. Schmidt singled to left and Grimm scored.

Meadows doubled against the score board back of center and Schmidt went home. Ma-ranOIle flied to Walker. The entire nine hud been to bat. Five hits. Five runs.

One error. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. YESTERDAY'S RESPXTS. At Little Koek First (came: Chattanooga 0 0 0 00 0 1 03 4 8 3 Little Kock 0 20 1 02 4 0 9 10 0 Batteries Ballon and' Nnnamaker, Marrow; MrCall and Neiderkom. Serond irame; Chattanooea 0 00 ooo Little Kock .......0 0 0 000 1 I 6 1 innings by agreement.

Batteries Morris and Marrow Marberry and Smith. At Mobile First game: First (tame: New Orleans ...02 0 1 40 000 7 Mobile ..00 0 000 1 0 0 1 Batteries Martina and Davies; 10 Oi 4 I uhr i and HevinE. Second game: New Orleans 010 000 0 a 2 Mobile .....000 000 0 (Seven innings by agreement. Batteries Whitaker and Fulton, James and Hevitis. At Atlanta BirminKhom ....1 0 0 2 00 (193 IS 0 Atlanta 100 100 02 1 6 13 8 Batteries Stewart and Robertson; Brady and Miller.

At Memphis ahville 200 0 00 010 3 0 ilemphis 100 001 4 0 6 12 Batteries Gould, Davis and Haley; Mc Gre- and Tate. (STANDING OF TITE CU BS. 1 Sixth race Bee's Wing'. $16.30, IS.15. i won; Romulus, $4.10.

second: Amaze, $5.05. third. Scratched Old Mc- i K'pnna TVntinn nnd Ednl D. Soventh race Uooneville. $11.45, $5.30.

r.3.;,0, won: Tamper. $6.20. $4.25. second: Fitz-Boodte. third.

Scratched Mountain Rose Roisterer, Fitz-Boolle, Mallowmot. Verdi Loon. Hawthorne. First race Sarazen. 8 to 5, 1 to 2.

out. won: Brandeis, 2 to 1, even, second; Nt Lady, out. Third. Scratched Fretwell. Crest Northern, Asaph, Arabis, Wood Lady, Liege.

Serena. Second race High Cost. 3 to 1. even. 1 to 2, won: Forest Queen, even.

1 2 second: Golden Floss, 3 to 5, third. All started. Third race, substitute race, original called off) Wood Lady. 4 to 1. 7 to 5.

1 to 2, won: Fretwell. 4 to 5, 2 to 5. second; Great Northern, 2 to 6. third. Ait started.

Fourth race Planet. 6 to 1. to 5. 1. to 2.

won; General Thatcher, even. 1 to 3. second; Tailor Maid, even, third. Scratched Billy Star, Lady -Madcap. Ten Buttons.

lfth race Huckleberrv Finn. 4 to 1. 10 0. 6 to won Wrangler, even. to 6.

second: Jakle Hay, 2 to 5, third. ccrarcnea awona. Humboldt. Sixth race Cromwell. 3 to 1, 7 to 5 and 3 to 5, won; Fllbberty Gibbet, evfln a.ni 1 to 2.

second: By Jove. 2 to 1. third. Scratched Diversity, Domlnator. Apricot, Virgo.

MONDAY'S ENTRIES. Empire City. WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST First race. maidens. 514 fur- longs- Belcrose.

112; Fabian, n2; Parvenu 112; Jlmson. 112; Noon Fire, 112; Off Spriiift! 112: Maurice Mulcahy, 112, 112" AU in AH, 109; Dazzler. 112; 312; Ducky, Bonaparte. 112: r.2; Super Anna. 309; Glow Rack.

109; Modest' 112; Huon Pine, 112.. Second race. 3-year-olds and tip, claiming, 1 1-16 miles "Sjlent Kinft. 103: Scarecrow, Red Legs, 110: Rekab. 112; Bravo.

105; Olynthus, 105: Anniversary, 103; Irish Pat. 106; Sea Wolf. 105; St. Lawrence. 105; Spln- hail, 105; Flyimr Devil, 101; The Peruvian, 112; Ramkin, 105; Moody, 110; Vulcain Park, 112.

Third race, Tuckahoe handicap, 3-year-old and up, 1 mile and 70 yards Comic Pong, 107; Forast Lore, 92; SunelnU 102: Mutiny; 100: Brainstorm, 100; Little Celt, 126; Polly Ann. 10S. Fourth race, the Demoiselle stakes. $5 POP. 2-year-old fillies, 5t4 urlonrs Miss Domino.

113: Cave Woman. "09: Margin, 115; Fluvanna, 116; Clarissa. Anne, 109; Parasol, 113: Humorette. 122; Variation, 109; Flying Fur, 113; Priscilla Rule. 109.

Fifth race, 3-year-oln and up, clalmlnc. about 5 furloriErs Sea Sand. 10S; L'Effare, 121; Costlgan, 99; Sequel. 101; Fame. 107; Oran, 114; Jolly.

10S; Carmen Pantages, liri sweep ttaKes, ins; Anna M. 1(77; Tarn. 107; I 'ream of the Valley, 107; Lady Inez. 107: Driftwood, 105: Bud Fisher, 107; Water Girl, b'fl: Bucado. 109: Don't Bother Me.

107. Sixth race, 3-year-olds, 1 1-18 Ather- stone, 111; Prince of umbria, 106; Forest Lore, 106; The Gregorian, 101; Little Celt. 126. 'Apprentice allowance. Fort Erie.

WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST. First race. $1,000. maiden 2-year-olds. 5 fur long Pacific.

105; Brush All. 112; Drumstick. 112; Irish Bachelor, 132: Anra Horton, 112; Run Clar, 115: Dr. O'Mana. 115; Pawnbroker, 116; West.

315; Turn Berry. 110. Second race. il.OOO, claiming; 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs Floralia, 95; Ted's Plum, 102: Patchwork. 102; Dixie Dick, 104; Etone Are, 104; Arragosa, 107; Colando, 107; Medusa, 110: Delhimald.

110; Pampas. 112; St. Quentin, 112: Far East. 112. Also eligible War Fox, 107; Skeerface, 112; Wee Toddler, 102.

Third race, $1,000, claiming, 3-year-olds and up foaled in Canada, 6 furlongs Wychelnu 87; Mny Pole, 91; Cany On, 102; Bengali, 302; Ansonia. 102; Mickey, 107; Beljoy. 110; War Tank, 114. Fourth race. $1,200, The Flipper Day handicap, 3-year-lds arrd up foaled In Canada.

6 furlongs Rallim, 9S; Chief Sponsor, 106; rjia-dema, 105; Speedy Girl. 1'S; James F. O'Hara, 126. Fifth race, S1B0O The Niagara, 3-year-olds and up. 1 1-18 miles Eulalie.

105; Vennie. 105; Procyon. 105; John P. Jones, 10S; Fair Way, 110; Baby Grand. 11S.

Sixth race, $1,500. 3-year-olds, 1 mile Metal. 100; Delusive. 105; Wild Cat, 110: New Hampshire, 115; iaSoldler 11., 110; (a)Kere-mon. 115.

(a) Madden entry. Seventh raoe. $1,200, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles High Gear, 105; Fornovo. 307; Loveliness. 105; Smarty.

105; Wylte. 106; Ten Can, 107; Brass Tacks, 10S; Beth Hodder, 10S; King John, 109; Felicitous, 109; Eoval Duck, 110. Apprentice allowance. Hawthorne. WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK GOOD.

First race. purse J1.000. 2 year-olds, claiming. 5 furlongs Duelma. 97; Meadom Lawn, SS; 'Rain Song.

9S; 'Lady Celia. 109; Ranger. 105: Dowry. 105: 'Bethlehem Steel, 108; Crescent, 309; 'Big Wig, 110; 'Malvern, 110; Checko. 112.

Second race, purse $1,009. 2-year-old. claiming, 5 furlongs 'Kington, 104; Seth's Memory, 106: Verbena. Florence 107-Sea Stake, 109: Shining Gold. 109; Leather-wood, 112; Baleful.

112: Laveen, 112; Fire Toma, 106: Snowden. 110. Third race, purse Jl.OOO. 3-year-olds, claiming. 6 furlongs Rhynegold.

99; 'Paula. 97; Thelma K. 102; Little Beauty, 102: Hughle, 104: Huckleberry Finn. 104: Oou Book, 304-Col. Pat.

104; Grandest, 104: Sclsirs, 307; Mount Rose, 107; The Colonel, 107: Proceeds, 107; Gordon Shaw, 111; Zspatos, 99; Eddie 104; 'Wawona. 96; 'Froth, 99. Fourth race, purse $1,200. 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs Glen Conoko. 97; P111 O'Flynn.

10; Tucalo, 103; Allenden, 105; Lady Madcap. 107: Golden Rule, 107; King of the Spa, 107; Widgeon, 105; Jim Dalev, 105. Fifth race, purse $1,000. 3-year-old and up, claiming. 1 mile sixteenth Slanderer, PS; 'Humboldt.

101: Sea Wrack. 304: 'Summer Sigh, 107: 'Domlnator. 0-; Dumb-founder. 107; 'Christopher P. 107; 'Reluctant.

107: 'Cromwell, 107: Tatting. 110: 'War Penny. 110: Little 102; Fair Orient, 112; Herald. 112; Reliability, 107; The Wiit, 112; Serbian, 112: Ring. 110.

Sllth race, purse $1,200. 3-year-olds and up, claiming, one mile 70 yds 'Flea. 101; Salvo, 103; 'Apricot. 103; Fllbberty Gibbet, 10S; 'Smart Guy, 103: Marimba. 106; 'Opulent.

106; H. Buckner. 10S; Rapid Stride, 108; Trooper. 10S; Walter Dant, 108; Hubbub, 108; Virgo. 10S: Free Cutter, 10S; 'Cimarron, 106; Kencmare, -P7.

Apprentice allowance. DILLMAN WINS RIFLE CONTEST SCORING 329 The members ef the Fort Pitt Rifle Club shot the annual army course for qualification cn the Highland rifle range yesterday afternoon and many fine ecores were turned in. The course ie the one used all the army. navy, marine corps and national guard, and any civilian qualifying receive a medal from the Government. The course calls for 31 shots each st 200, 300 end 500.

rapid Are. and 10 shots each nt 200, 300, 500 and 600, slow fire, and is a splendid test of marksmanship. All making 293 or over ore entitled to an expert rating; 275 or over, sharpshooter, nnd 240 or over mexksT.an. 350 points is the pos-elble or perfect score. George won the N.

R- A. match with a score of 312. The scores: Paul H. J. Shepard 800 Dr 4.

Atkinson. 8:7 K. C. Fry. Jr 299 James 314 T.

Beal 2W i George H. im iH li E. 294 1 Capt Riddle R. E. Brown.

26 1 I Fisher 309 Geo. H. Theiss 24j ii Granville 304 D. J. O'Hara 270 0 lohn Bridge 302; 3 DlcKlnson.

Jr 2 A. C. I. F- 301 R- B. Whitehill.

250 G. Todd 243 Consumers Open. Harmarvlile Cor.sumers have Saturday, July 34, open abroad. Booking Manager J. M.

Doherty can be reached by calling Oakmont 12 during the day. "George," said the woman in a low. contralto voice that startled Mercot, "1 am not going to bake in this sun while you discuss Egyptian history." Read "The Alluring Enemies," by Arthur Tuckerman, In The Ma-suine in next Sunday's Post. Errors Fiajwead 2, McMillan, Ful'erton, Seweil. Lutzke.

Two-base hit. Lutzke 2. Stephenson 3. Three-base hits Jfm eaon, Brower. Stolen biases Seweil 2, Lutzke.

Stephenson, Lutzke, Cov-olef4iie. I cuble plays Seweil to Brower; Seweil to Stephenson to Knode. Left on ha.cs Boston 13. Cleveland h. Base on balls Off Fullerton 4.

off OT'oul off Stinson. 2, off Coveietikie wff Metevier 3. Struck cut By Etinson 1, Metevier 1. its Off Fullerton 7 In 3 Innings, off O'Doul in 3 in-ninps. off Stinson 6 in 2 Innings off Cov-eienkie 6 In 0 innings, Metevier 7 Jn 3 Innines.

Hit by pitcher By Fullerton Peweil). Papsed bail Pevormpr. "Winning pitcher Co plesk'e. lsini pitcher Fuller-ton. Umpires Ovvens and Connolly.

Time of game 2:10. Yanks Finally ST. LOUIS, July 7. Scoring seven runs off RoettRer in the seventh inninpr-St. Louis today defeated New Ysrk 1 to 3.

Babe Ruth, who got two horn Tuns, bringing his total for the season to IS, scored ail the visitors' runs. In the seventh McManus hit a home run, scoring Williams and Jaeobson ahead of him. Gerber got five hits out of live time? up. Score: NEW YORK. ST.

LOUIS. PITTSBURGH. AB. R. li.

P. A. E. PHILADELP'A. AB.R.

B. P. A. Maranrille, ss. 5 1 0 3 4 1 Mokan, If 5 2 2 1 0 Carey, 3 3 1 1 Williams, 5 1 2 4 0 i Bigbee, If 4 3 2 1 0 Walker, rf 5 I 4 Oj Russell, rf 5 5 3 4 0 1 Tierney, 2b 4 3 4 1 I Traynor, 3b.

5 3 4 2 Sand, ss 4 2 1 7 Grimm, 4 1 3 12 1 Wilson, 4 0 3 1 Rawlings, 2b. 5 3 4 1 Lee. lb 1 lO Schmidt, 4 2 1 3 0 Parkinson. 3b. .4 1 1 0 0 1 Meadows, p.

5 1 0 Glazner, 1 1 2 Mitchell. 1 0 Jones, 1 1 0 0 1 Hubbell. 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 jBehan. 0 Totals 40 18-15 2" 11 3 Totals 39 5 lO 27 14 2 runners tallied on Ttussell's to renter. Peb stole second and Traynor coaxed a pass.

Grlm biazed a base blow I Sani an( mmped home whiIe Traynor haIteJ at the hot corner. He scored on a sacrifice fly by Ra-lings, the ball being caught by Walker in the shadow of the wall. Phils Score Twice. The Phils came back in the last of the opener by counting twice on singles by Mokan and Williams, a wild heave past third by Russell and two infield outs. Nothing more was done until the fifth when base hits by Carey and Russell.

Traynor's homer, Grimm's walk. Schmidt's single and a double by Meadows netted five points. A passed ball, a steal by Grimm and a fielding error also cropped out but the scoring would have been the same without these affairs. The Pirates did not seem to care who pitched to them. They continued pecking away at the curves of Jor.es and finished by whaling Hubbell's curves.

They batted around in the fifth and ai30 the ninth. With everything coming their way. Meadows eased up in the seventh and Terraitted three runs to slip in. 0 0 5 2 3 2 0 18 5 SUMMARIES July 8, 1023.) AMERICAN LEAGUE. YESTERDAY'9 RESULTS.

3Iitchell batted for Glazner in fifth. Wrihtstone batted for Hubbell in ninth. Behan ran for Wrightstone in ninth. Mat'wsm 4 12 4 2 112 3 Seheer.2.. 2 1 2 4 0 Ccrbb.m..

4 12 5 0 PruBcrr.c. 4 0 0 1 4 12 2 0 Hauser.l. 0 1 12 0 3 1 1 13 1 MiPer.l... 3 0 11 4 0 10 0 4 0 13 li Pratt. 2 4 0 0 2 2 Kiconda.3 4 0 0 0 4 Rigney.s..

3 0 0 2 3 Dykes. 4 111 3 0 12 1 Rommel. 3 0 0 0 Plllette.p.. 3 1113 Hale 0 0 0 0 fl! 1 0 0 0 Oj 24 13! .30 5 9 27 13 Pittsburgh 4 irMM mm AB.R.B.P.A. AB.R.B.P.

A. fmith.r... 5 0 0 1 0 Tobirf.r.... 3 12 4 0 4 0 0 5 3 3 112 2 Ruth.m. 3 3 3 1 0 WilllarrvO 3 3 0 2 0 Ppip.l 4 0 1 13 0' 4 12 4 0 Meusel.l..

3 0 12 5 1112 1 0 0 0 1 iGerber.s. 5 3 5 2 2 Wrd.2. 3 0 10 aj Severeid.c. 5 0 2 2 0 Scott. 3 0 11 4 2 2 10 0 Garolla.s.

1 0 0 0 1 Van 4 2 2 0 2 4 0 110 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 Witt 1 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 Totals. 35 3 9 24 15 36 13 17 27 8 Phillies Mitc'i'Ml, batted for Glazner. and fiied to Bittbee. Traynor threw Mokan out. Williams sintrled to rbtht.

Walker popped to Maranville. One hit. SIXTH INNING. Pittsburgh Jones went in io pitch for Philadelphia. Carey walked.

Carer stole second. HiEbee nan tossed out by Tierney. arey taking third. Russell drew a base on halls. Traynor singled to right, scoring Carey and sending Kussell to third.

Grimm sent a sncriitce fly to Mokan in the left comer of the lot and Russell tallied. Rawlings popped to Tierney. One hit. Two runs. Phillies Tierney filed to Carey.

Rawl-inps tossed Pand out. Wilson was railed out on strikes. SEVENTH INNING. Pittsburgh Schmidt was thrown out by Sand. Jones also r.ssdsted.

Sand's heave retired Meadows. Maranville was retired hv Tiernev and Lee. Phillies Lee filed to Russell. Parkinson got an infield single when Meadows slipped and fell in fielding his tap in front of the plate. Jones sent a grounder to first base and Grimm fielded the ball to Maranville, who dropped the throw, and Parkinson went to third.

Mokan popped a single over Maranville's liend and Parkinson scored while Jones took second. Williams grounded out to Grimm, unassisted. Jones reaching third, and Mokan moved to second. Walker lined a single to center, scoring Jones and Mokan. Turner filed to Russell.

Three hits. Three runs. One error. EIGHTH INNING. Pittsburgh Tiernev threw Carey out.

Bigbee walked. Russell singled to left. Bigbee sloping at second. Traynor tripled lo the fence in center, scoring Bigbee and Russell. Grimm tiled to Walker.

Rawlings lined to Williams. Two hits. Two runs. Phillies Sand lined to Rawlincs. Russell Wilson's fly.

Lee's liner aqrainst rtpht field wail was held to a single. Parkinson forced Rawlings to Maranville. One lift. NINTH INNING. Pittsburgh Schmidt walked.

HuhbeM replaced Jones in the bo. Meadows missed the third strike. Schmidt stole second. Maranville walked. Carey also got a pass and the bases were tilled.

Bigbee singled to right, scoring Schmidt. Russell forced Bigbee from Sands to Tierney, Maranville scoring. Traynor's fourth hit was a double through deep left, which sent Carer home and placed Russell on third. Grimm singled to center, scoring Russell and Traynor. Rawlings was tossed out bv Tierney.

Three hits. Five Phillies Wrichtstone batted for Hubbell and singled to riarht. Behan. running for Wrightstone. And wps forced bv Mokan from Maranville to Rawlings.

Williams fouled to Grimm. Mokan was allowed to run to second and third without drawing throw. Maranville ended- the game by catching Walker's pop fly. One hit. the Saturday same, which indicates that the Philadelphia fans still Tike baseball in spite of the way their team Is kept locked in the cellar.

Reb Russell reached first rase five times and he never failed to score. Out of his six trips to the plate he grounded out once. He was credited with three safeties out of five legal limes up. Maranville continued his batting stump. H- went hitless today, as also did Rawlings.

but all the rest of the team smote the ball with more or less vengeance. Mokan thrilled the crowd in the sixth, when ho caught Grimm's long sacrifice, colliding with the bleacher fence at the end of the left foul line, but holding the ball. Traynor's bat sent six Buccaneers waltzing across the plate this afternoon. He had but two assists, throwing out Mokan on each of these occasions, both heaves being fast and accurate. Nine Pirates got bases on balls and another was hit by a pitched ball, only one of the 10 players Ihus passed failing to score, which furnishes some, thing mighty rRre to paste in the old scrapbook.

The Buccos were chipper tonight whfn they learned the Reds had succeeded in crimping the joyride of the New York Giants and reducing the spacn that separated Pittsburgh from the front row. Greensburg Horse Show Announced At a meeting: nf the Westmoreland Hunt Club it was decided to hold the iinnual horse show at GreensbnrK, September V9. Every effort will be made to MirpnNs the successful show of last year. Entries of many of the mont famous hordes of Western Pennsylvania are promised. The committee named to have charge of the affair is: Coulter.

Richard K. Mellon, 11. K. Bovard. G.

K. MoNary, Arthur C. Martin, and Torrence Miller, secretary. BUCCANEER BINGLES 'arned runs Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 18. Two-base hits Bigbee, Meadows, Traynor.

Threebase hit Traynor. Home run Traynor. Stolen bases Russell, Grimm, Carey, Schmidt. Double play Glazner to Sand to Lee. First base on balls Off Glazner 3 (Traynor, Bigbee.

Grimm); off Jones 4 (Carey, Russell, Bigbee, Schmidt); off Hubbell 2 (Maranrille, Carey.) Passed ball Wilson. Hit by pitched ball By Glazner 1 (Carey.) 'First base on errors- Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 1. Hits- Off Glazner 9 hits and 9 earned runs in 5 innings: off Jones 8 bits and earned runs in 3 innings 1 batsman faced him in ninth, -none out whqn reliered) oft Hubbell 3 hits and 4 earned runs in 1 Jn-tting. Sacrifice flies- Rawlings. Grimm.

Left on bases Pittsburgh Philadelphia 7. Struck out By Glazner 1 (Rawlings); ly Hubbell 1 (Meadows); fy Meadows 3 (Lee, Parkinson, Wilson.) Losing pitcher Glazner. Time of game 2:05. Umpires Moran and Hart. Ran for Brint.sry in ninth inning.

rBatted for Rommel in ninth inning. Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 Detroit 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 5 Errors Pratt 2. Two-base hits Scheer. Dykes. Cibb.

Home run Heiimann. Sacrifice" Scheer 2. H-silmann. Left on bases Pniladelphla 19, Detroit 4. Base on balls-Off Rommel 2.

off Pillette 4. Struck out By Rommel 1, by Piliette 2. Umpires Evans and Rowland. Time 1:52. Sox Lose Two Games.

CHICAGO. July 7. Washington defeated Chicago in both games of a double-header today, 4 to 0, and 3 to 2-respectively. The Whitesox were unable to do anything with Mogrtdge'a delivery In the first encounter. The visitors got the breaks in the second game, an error by JCamm paving the way to victory-Score FIRST GAME.

ASHINGTON. AB.R.B.P.A. CHICAGO. AB.R. B.P.A.

Rice.r IPock.s Gcslin.l... Ruel.c Evans, Harris. 2 Biuege.8.. 3 0 Hooper, r. 3 2 OlMostll.m...

S. 8 OjESsh.l 2 5 1 0 I 27 11! Totals. 4 0 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 1 .40120 3 0 1 17 1 4 0 12 0 .4 0 0 0 3 3 0 10 2 4 0 13 1 10 0 14 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 .33 0 7 27 13 34 4 ret. .030 .582 .54 .514 .479 .3 .378 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

At Pvraense First irame: Jersey City 0 00 000 00 1 1 0 Syrar'nse 0 10 000 10 2 6 0 Batteries Lncey and Freitag; Pierotti and NeibercaJl. Second irame Jersey City 0 00 100 01 7 2 Syracuse 0 00 000 0 0 7 2 (Called by agreement.) Batteries Hanson and MoCrae, Freita; Ward. Relnhart and Netbers-oU. At Toronto First irame: Baltimore 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 0 Toronto 0 10 000 03 4 8 1 Batteries Oirden and Cobb; Taylor and Vincent. Second game: Baltimore 000 000 00 3 3 11 1 Toronto 110 020 01 5 10 1 Batteries Bender and Styles; Doyle and Vincent.

At Buffalo Reading 000 010 Buffalo 3 00 001 Batteries Karpp. Carts 0 1 3 8 16 2 and Clark; Fisher and I rban. At Rochester Newark 0 00 000 1 01 5 2 Rochester 5 2 5 00 0 0 0 12 12 4 Batteries Supka, S'hessler, Grampf and Devlne; Moore and Lake. STANDING OF THE Won. Baltimore 50 Rochester 47 Rending 41 Buffalo 37 Toronto 30 Jersey City 3 Newark 31 Syracuse 28 CLCBS.

Lost. 3H 37 39 45 13 5' Pet. .683 .627 .532 .500 .500 .430 .419 .359 GAMES TODAY. Reading at Buffalo. Jersey City at racuse.

Newark at Rochester. Meadville Machine Defeats Wheatland Th Wheatland Inrlppen'lsnts rrovad eney for the Meadville Machinery Company tcriny en' consequently th locale won their eighteenth game nf tlie seiiam, 9 to I. The visitors were longer! with plnytr from Sharon m'l Farrell, ani up until the sixtn inning provided a good gsme Svkea wad invincible, allowing but four safe hita. The Bmrtrfock Elks p'y here tomorrow. The score: tVII i.

RBP.A.E.t ME Tt l' A Lloyd, iioff Johns' n. I. Harriy.2.. Hozel.rn. Tinnnntp Wilds.

p. Totals 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Waiah.m. 2 Hlark'l 2 0 Sykt s.p. li 1 2 1 11 2 1 4 12 6 Totals. 27 13 1 Wheatland Mradville Two-base hit -Hincs, Blackwe! 0 0 0 0 1 0 101 013 Three-base Hrsne run Walsh.

0 0 0 I 3 0 9 hits Stolen 1 nnT-il Wilils Sykea bases iftoiit. Hevithehnttr. Sykes. plays c-'tout to to f.oiigoe, to H.irdy to Hoffman, struck out by lennant i. by Wilds 4.

B.i; or halls Off -ykes 1, off Terjnant 2 bulls Suss K-rne0 runs MeadvilU 7. Left on base Meadville 7, Wheatland 4. Hits Off Tennant, 5 in 5 inning; off Wilds, 6 In 2 lnirir.gs. Umpires Kaliney (Farreil), Cozy. Time 1:00.

Won. lost. New Orleans 45 27 Nashville 4rt 31 Mobile 40 33 Atlanta 3 3 Birmingham .35 38 Memphis 34 3S Little Roek 45 Chattanooga 28 46 Washington 4 Washington 3 Detroit 9 Detroit 5 Cleveland 27 Cleveland 8 St. 13 Chicago 0 Chicajf" 2 Philadelphia 6 Philadelphia 3 Boston 3 Boston 5 New York 3 THE CLCBS. Won.

Lost. Pet. 48 23 .676 3 85 .521 35 36 .43 35 36 .413 33 33 .483 84 37 .479 32 39 .451 28 40 .34 Bstted for Faber in fifth inning. Washington 002 002 00 0 4 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Errors Bluege, Happeny. Two-base hit Rice.

Schalk. Home run Goslln. Stolen btse Rice. Sacrifices Ruel, Mogride. Double p'ays Mogridge to Peck to Gnarrity; 31o-gridge to Harris to Gharrity.

Left on bases Washington 6, Chicago S. Base on balls Off Mogridse 2, off Thurston 1. Struck out By Faber 2, by Morldge 2, by Thurston 1. Hits Oft Faber 3 in 5 Intilnss. off Thurston 5 in 4 innings.

Losing pitcher Faber. Umpire Naliln, Moriaritv and Holies. Time game 1:3. SKCOND OA.MI3 WASHINGTON. AH.R.

B.P.A. CHICAGO. AB.R.B.P.A. Philadelphia, July 7. Glazner made a corktnpr catch of Carey's bunt in the sscond inning when he leaped to the third base path and speared the ball with one hand.

Meadows was robbed of a hit In the fourth when Williams ran In and picked his liner off the grass. The Pirates will play a gamo in Clifton, ti(-ainst the silk factory suburb of I'aterson. Sunday tomorrow team in that The Phli3 also will go baxr.stormtr.B to meet the Atlantic City Collegiana at the seaside resort. Meadows made a beautiful hit In the fifth Inning when he slammed a double over center, the drive crashing against lhi scoreboard. Catcher Gooch, who was called into the South by the serious illness of a relative, reported here just before today's game Clarence Mitchell hatted for Glazner in the fifth and Kigbee made a great running ctiich of his short low liner.

Walter Holke. who was berthed recently to fcivf Cliff Lee chance on first ba.s.'. has little evcrci.se now beyond pitching. Fletcher uses Holke to twirl to the batters in practice whan a southpaw is expected to in the box for tliu opposing team. Nut Moll, the silver-tongued megaphone orator from Panther Hollow ur-rivd in Philadelphia today with a party of motorists Nat i3 gathering pointers tbout the art of making announcements at bill games A.

K. Kowswelt of Kant Liberty donned a uniform today and worked out in the Pirate practice session. The wil- lnwy Kowsy says he lost several ounces of weight. Thi Phils tonight announced the rill-chase from th Threfc-Kye League I club of Kockford. 111., of Thm1 Baseman Chester Lord, 33 years old.

Williams came within an act- of beinK retired at first bas! in the fifth when Rusafll fielded his sinsle and tired the ball like a shot to Grimm just as Cy touched the bng More than 6.000 fans turned out to see Battel for Sha-wkey Batted for Roettger New York St. XjOuU in seventh. In ninth. 10 0 10 0 0 0 4 Oil 0 103 7 0 13 Errors Pipp. Meusel.

Ward. Smith. Two-base hits Robertson. Jaeobson. Pipp, Ger-ber.

Three-btse hit TrMn. Home rune Ruth 2. McManue. Stolen base Gerber. Sae-rifices Tobin.

Jaeobson, Robertson. Double plays Lmgan to Pepp: McManus to Pipp (unassisted Left on bases New York 7, St. Louis Base or? balls Off ghawkey 2. off Van Glider 1, off Roettger 3. Struck cut By 8hawkey 1, by Van Gilder 2.

Hits Off SHawkey. 10 in 6 innings; off Roettger. 7 in 2 innings. Hit pitcher By Roettger (Williams). Wild pitches Shawkey I.

Losing pitcher Shawkey. Cmpires Dineen end Htldebrand. Time 1:52. Tigers Getting Wild. DtiTKOIT, July up in the American standing today by taking a header from Phlladelpma, 9 to first game and 5 to 3 in the The Tlh'Ors won te fii-st game -Detroit League tna second by Hard hilling end captured the second contest in the eighth inning, when Heiimann drove the bail over the center Held wall for a home run, scoring -Manush a heats of film.

Miller, Philadelphia's let! helder. also scored a home run, httinif a drive over the score board In the eighth inning or tha hist eame. Manager Cobb and Third Baseman Kiconda exchanged blows in. the eighth inning of the second ame after Kiconda had blocked the Tiger leader otr third. PTRST GAME.

PHTLAnELHIA. AB.R B.P.A. "DETROIT, AB.R. B.P.A. Mst''B.

Srheer.2.., Perkirs.c. Hauser.l.. Miller.i. Rieonda.i kes Keilett.p.. Hasty, 'Heimach fWe'ch.

1 Haney.s... 0 Heilm n.l. 0' Pratt. 2 2: Manush, 1., 4: Rigney.s., i Basler.c.. J.

I auss.p... 1 0 0 8 1 0 1 0 1 12 2 1 SH 8 10 24 ml 14 27 15 Baited for Keilttt in fcuventh inning. fBattod for Hasty in ninth Inning. Pbiiadelphia 1 11 i) 'I a 00 0 00 2 02 9 Manush. Two-base hits Three-hRBe hit Bawler.

Detroit Errors Ma thews, Hauser, Piron'la. Homrt run Miller. Stden bape Manueh. Sacrifice achoer, Mtinush, Rigney Double piayHabty to Dykes to Haueer. banes Philadelphia Detroit 33.

baiU Off Walberg 4, off Kebett 3. 3. off 2. Struck out By Left on Base on off Hasty Dauss B. off Hasty 3 Hits Off Walberg 3 in inninss.

off in 3 innings, Kellett 3 in BASEBALL (Sunday, NATIONAL LEAGUE. YESTERDAY'S RESFLTS. Pittsburgh 18 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 4 New York Chicago Boston Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis .10 7 Boston St. I onis Brooklyn STANDING OF THE Won.

4S 44 41 37 39 35 22 51 CLFB3. Lost. 24 20 2 34 86 40 49 61 Fct. .667 .69 .594 .529 .620 .47 .310 .212 Xew York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago fct. Louis Boston Philadelphia GAMES TODAY.

Cincinnati at New York. St. Lotiis at Brooklyn. Indiana Beaten By Vander grift INDIANA. July 7.

By bunching their ihlts In tho fourth Inning, Vander-grlft iwas able to defeat Indiana by the icon 'of to Tb ficor: IND'S'A. R.B.P.A.E.; VANDER. R.B.P.A.E. 0 0 2 2: A 'lams, 0 1 1 0 I 0 i 1 I 1 7 3 12 0 1 0 0 1114 0 0 10 Kaj'rty 0 1 1 Beetty.S.. 0 114 Campb'Ll 0 3 10 Fleek.m..

0 0 10 Keelar.r-I 1110 TVti 0 16 1 6: li Of Kins.l 0' FoBier.c... Ii Spaniel, 1... liGouId.p... 2 9 27 12 'sj 27 11 5 India 0 0 0 1 0 02 0 1 5 VaJidJ grift. Tw4-tee hire Footer, Burnhard.

Three-teee McCreitrht, Stolen hasee Bu-jiard. Foeter. Double plays Murphy to Sarm4 to King; roster to King, First tase Kioe.tn 6 12 2 OiHooper.r.. 4 0 13 Peck.s. 4 13 0 4 0 10 Goslin.d..

4 0 12 IjMoeiill.m.. 4 113 Gharr'yJ 3 0 0 14 riheely.l 4 1 1 10 Hual.c 1 0 0 4 3 0 14 livttnji.m.. 4 0 0 i 0 2 2 Harrls.2.. 3 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 Biuese.3.. 4 12 0 SiGraham.c.

3 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 31 Schalk.c. 2 0 11 r.Blan'p.p 2 0 0 2 10 0 0 Lever' tte.p 10 10 Totals. 3 7 27 19 Total. 84 2 9 27 STANDING New York Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Chicago ft. Louis Washington Boston GAMES TODAY.

New York at St. Lonls. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington nt Chicago. Boston tu CleTeland.

on ball Off Haggerty, off Gould, Struck out By Haggerty, 6( by Gouid. Umpire Resse. Whitesox Secure Pitcher adore NEW YORK, July 7. Leon J. Cadore.

veteran rigbthanded pitcher, has been released to the Chicago Americans by the waiver route, it was announced today ty the Brooklyn National League club. The local club said It had expressed its belief that Cadora's arm was in bad shape when waivers weru asked but that the Whitesox agreed to take him with thia knowledge, after all National League clubs had waived their claims. Cadoro began his major league career with the Brooklyn club in 1915 and iiaj been on the Dodger roster ever since. "The Alluring Enemies," by Arthur Tuck-erman. A story of a young British officer, a beautiful woman, and temptation on he edge of the desert.

A strange story in The Magazine in next Sunday's Post- Baited for T. B.ar.ker.8h!p in seventh. Washington 100 000 20 03 Chicago 000 000 3 0 02 Errorn Hurris, ICamm. Three-iimse hit Moatil, Stolen banee Goalln. Sacrifices Gharrity, Ksmm, Zaehary 2, Eih, Peck, Doublo play Zacharv to Ruel to Gharrity.

lft on bases Wealrtngto-: 13. Chicago 7. Itase on Off T. BUtnkenShlp 4. off Leverette 1.

Struck out By Zacirory 2, by T. Blankenrtup 2, by Leverette 2. Hits Off T. Biankenthip, 7 in 7 innings; off Leverette, none in 2 innings. Wiid pitch By Zachary.

passed ball Ruel. Losir.g pitcher T. Umpires iMoriarty, Holmes end NalUn. 1 ft.