4 S
Till; )MAIf A SUNDAY HKK: JUNK H, 1!M5.
FREAK BET HADE IN BOSTON
Brave Fan Oamblet 700-Mile Walk
with Mod Turtlei Against $100
Brarei Will Cop.
JINX FOLLOWED RED MURRAY
HI FR4XK . MKIKEi
NKW YORK, June 4. The wsger msde
n Ponton recently by William H. Jarvla
tnd Fred Woodland rank a aa on of tha
freakiest ever made since gambling be
.'m a a(n.
Jarvla I a Brave rooter. Woodland
ien't think very much of the Braves.
An argument ensued and thla bet was
made;
If the Braved win tha 1!1 National
lengue pennant Woodland will pay $100 to
Jarvls. itut should tha Braves lot!, Jar
vi will have to do thla:
- Walk from Boston to Philadelphia, and
back, accompanied by IUcy Lee. a pet
nurd turtle. I.ucy must walk two-fifths
of tha way. Tha other three-fifths of
the wav Jarvla must carry Lucy on hla
back.
A very awtft mud turtle cdffld cover
two miles a, day. Owtnit to tha fact that
Lucy niut amble two mllea out of every
five, and la not ranked as a speeding
mud turtle. It looka aa If Jarvla and Ma
tuitle will average about one and a half
mllee per day. -
The dletance from Boat on to Philadel
phia and back, a la hoof, la close to "00
niltei. Ovenng an averaire of even two
mllea a day. It would take Jarvla and
mud turtle companion juat about one
year to make the round trip.
Assuming that Jarvla gets about MO a
week when regularly employed, tt would
wwn that be will ln about fifty weeka'
alary or W.: If he makea the walk, In
addition to losing weight and patience
and hla ei lllbrlum.
Two thousand to one hundred dollara
that the Bravea will win the pennant.
Gh,' what a lot of confidence Jarvla
. muet hae In that Stalling outfit.
Jlalkw Freak Bet, '
Have you heard about that gwlf match
for a stake of lipl.000 that ta to be played
on the Philadelphia Sea View golf link
within the next three months? It to be
between Clarence H. OeUt, millionaire,
and Ir. Edward Martin. '
Qelat we . Dr. Martin's patient Durv
ing the count of one of Dr. Martin's
vMita, Oelst opened up the subject of
golf by remarking that he didn't want
to in any bragging about hla golfing
akin, but he waa sure that Jerry Travels
didn't have much on him.
"Whatddaya. know about that?" re
marked Dr. Martin. "Tou might be quite
a nifty little golfer. But I am aure you
aren't quite aa good aa I am."
"Ain't, hey?" broke In . Oeiat. "Well,
lemine tell you thla. Pec: I can beat you
any day In the week." ,
"You're elected aa an npewn&nt," out In
the medical party. And then the atakea
were arranged.
If Oelat loaea In an etghteen-ball match
he la, to 'donate 2100.000 to establish a
elialrW surgery in the University of
Pennsylvania. fhotrid the doctor lose he
meat pay 11.000 for a life membership tn
the 8ea View XJolf club and submit to
taking a few" golfing lesaona from Oelat
Jlas Feltawe JM array.
A jinx seems to pursue Jack ("Red")
, Murray of tha Oianta. preventing him
fiora basking la the spotlight reeerrsd
for heroes, even though Murray does
berolo thing. -
A dosen tlmea thla season Ksrraf ha
performed the apeotaeulsxdone mm
thins; that ahould merit his nam being
biased through the next day's aacount of
the battle. But something always hap
pened later on that distracted tha atten
tion front ' Murray's deeds.
A short time ago the sixth inntnf ar
rived with the Qtants on the short end
(I I I to 0 snore. Two Olant rannsrs
got on the bases, and then Murray belted
oul Tr-tiome run, putting the Otante In,
the lead. Did . Murray's feat feature la
the next nornlng'4 story ot the battle?
Nope, simply because In the very next
inning the Cardinala ovcrshsdowed him
ty making seven runs.
During one of the "series played with
the western clubs In New Tork 'Murray
made a magnificent throw to the plate.
killing off a runner. It saved the gameTi
for tha Oianta for the moment. But Just
when the writing persona were figuring
on how to lead their story with Murray's
accomplishment the( opposition got to the
Olant pitchers, knocked a couple out of
the box and did so much hitting that
Murray's stunt waa forgotten.
A few daya before that Murray doubled
with two on haaea, putting the Otanta
temporarily In the lead. But the oppo
sition got busy shortly afterward, ral
lied and beat the Oianta. thus, forcing
the scribbling persons to overlook Mur
ray's tlmvly two-bagger snd dwelt on
more Important thing. "
Why Not Have Clean, Healthy Sports for Children?
Gibbons Easily the
Middleweight King,
Belief in New York
NEW TORK. June . If ever there was
the slightest doubt parsdtng the piieitlstls
Mrh road regarding the status of "Mike" '
Olbbona of St. Paul since he came Into
the open and declared himself a middle-
j weight It has had thejkids put under It
and hat elld out of exlatence. There la
no good reaecn why the crown, vacant
since the untimely death of Stanley
Ketchell, should not be slipped upon the
pompadoured brow of Oihbons.
Gibbons has proved beyond question
that he Is the claaa of the middle weights.
A glance through tha list of contenders
discloses none that hss a chance with
the "Minnesota Kephyr" over the short
route at any rate. It la true that Gibbons
has never ventured Into the unknown and
risky twenty-round- buslneaa. He has
contented hlmeelf with . raking In the
golden shekels while giving ten-round I
lessons, but Is there any who will declare,
and believe what he says, that Gibbons
cannot ramble through twenty rounds
and hold his own? '
Certainly circumstantial evidence is all
la favor of Gibbons- being able to turn
the trick without losing any of the
prowese that has made one of the most
popular boxers tn the game today.
Glance through the layout of middle
weights who are conceded to have a
chance: "Young" Ahearn, "Mick" King
of Australia. Leo Hours, "Eddie" Mo
Ooorty, "Jimmy" Clabby. George Chip,
"Dave" mlth of Austrslla, Jack Dillon,
Frank Klaus and "Jeff" Smith. Com
pare these men Individually with -."Mike"
Gibbons and what's the gnawer? Of the
outfit there are but two who are within
several kilometers of being aa clever at
Olhbona Ahearn and flabby. Of theae
better Chance of ontrvilntlnrf Clhbons t
such a chance existed,
two Ahearn would probaHy have the
Carter Lake Club
to Have More Canoes
. During the Month
Kow that the big Memorial day canoe
regatta has been suooessfully held, offi
cers of the canoe association ' of tha
Carter Lake club are preparing for the
July 4 regatta, and also regattas In June
with the Toung Men's Christian associa
tion canoeist and those of the big Nee-
Maun-Chee Canoe club of Beatrice. A rep
resentative of the latter, Uugo Ahlnulat.
attended Monday's regatta and lasued a
challenge to the Carter Lakers for a re
gatta of nan's singles, doubles and tilt
ing at Beatrice in June, which was mo
Oepted.
Offlosrg of the Carter Lake c4ob canoe
aseoQe,tton are: Floyd Finch, cemmd
dora, and Joha Borenaon, purser. R. A.
Kelson. Dam Hanford and O. N. Aula
bauga, 'with the two offioers, form the
sxeoutiva board, '.,.'.
The Hypodermic Needle
:7 r. i. xvsrrsm:
h , a . N-W Vl i
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if S - V ' '
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Western Lcaguo
' ; Averages
Clak Slttlat.
Club. O. W. UT. AH. R..H.Pct.
Dea Moines.. M 11 12 1 1M 1S -1
Omaha M 17 14 X 1141 1! MX .21
I.lm-oln ?1 14 15 KMI 1W 2W) .?
Pioux . City... S2 U is 1 1 irc . 2-i
Topeka 1H 14 lt Im 1T7 ".TO
Denver 3 IS 14 1 !1 1? 1-4 .2M
Pt. Joaph... 31 14 li . V' 14 !
Wichita 27 7 HI 91 1W
llaa Flrldla.
g. po- dp.tp.pb.Pct.
Club.
Lincoln
Ie Moines...
Topeka
h.du City...
Omaha
Wiuhlti
It 814 414 H 2o . 1
JM pft 4oH 6; 4 1 12 .M
tl Z ."US W 11 . t ..OT2
SI H(i7 4i.t 72 W . 6 .I1H
ii 7l 417 72 23 . I .
li i il Kt II 1 .tHo
Ft. Joteph 31 CS 4W 1IUII .W3
Denver jn MH H 7 1 . .. Jm
' ladlvtdaal Batttaar.
Playera. g. nh. r. h. ah.ab. Pet.
fr:ymsn. St. L. 25 26 II U f J
Avere, V.'aeh 4 22 "HI 1 J
Tirh. N. V S 15 '2 S 3 11
t drmllk. . I ..1 1S 70 wl l
Mitchell, flevclS n7 29 Xi 4 6 .4
Wyckoff, I'hla..K W 7! t 1
"nitnl. Cleve ..lit 44 41 17 1 J J
HHgermn, 1ote. 9 M 43 M l i
rennock, P:ill..ll 44 42 30 23 t 6 .j
Behling, Waih.. a 73 WO 37 28 3 J J
Ja.-nea. St. I, 12 M M 45 23 2 J
Muth. I Mton.,.. M 43 27 22 3 4 .S
Fhaw. Waeh 41 t 3 2 4 .Z-l
Wiinop, N Y... T t 3 21 11 2 4 VI
Csvft. ltroit... f 38 40 12 17 II! .333
ivire. riiiie..... s is v io ii :
Harolllnn. Kt. L. 3i 23 1H IV 1 5
Wolfgang, fhl... J J 14 4 10 12 ..3
1 .i -i
Pteen, t'lee.
9 37 4 .1 5 1
.M0 U'lrotte, C, Yl'Vl M 15 1H
Llnyit. Llnoln ... m 4 14
I l-cjoiino, a City.. 19 71 3U 30 ..
Krueecr, Omaha. J r ) 40 t.
jlroryine, unieiiaJl 122 .-4 4.' I
.t.iu .tnmn it 1 .? 11 t
Krug, Omaha.... W 11 !M 4 J
Koche, loptika... J2 loi ii W
Hpencer. D.-nver. 119 4! ..
linffllli. N Ichita H M II U 1
H. t-etirlt!-. Lin. l 123 -J 41 J
C'.oi'ti'aT., Oiatiha. 11 12 1 4 2
UrIIowjk, Denver 24 M K 11 1
J'rlce, S:oux City. 10 8 U 1
Jonec, D. M M 127 30 42 I
Kox. St. Joaeph.. M 91 23 30 7
Hual.r, Denver.... a ;o II U 2
h. illlain. Ltn. 3u 1U 2V i. i
llanfora. D. M.. (4 )Ji 21 t 4
Bills. Des Moines 24 12!) 4 41 4
l'nns, tiOM City U Si 4 12 1
Britten, tt. J 1 119 19 87 4
Meyer. Topeka... 27 :j li 11
foutnern, Wich.. 10 W i ..
Mcintyre, h. n..,.ij ;; 17 St . 2
Jackson, Topeka. 32 l"4 1 83 I
Uhestak, Denver. 13 2 12 1
J age. Ht. Joseph. 90 M 19 24 1
Tyueman, Wich.. 27 302 9 90 1
W atson. 1st. J 31 11 14 84 4
Kane, bloux City. 12 110 21 22 I
Thomaa. D. M.... 10 31 8 9 2
Hahn. i. M S4 1A 20 27 4
McCormlck, g. CM W 19 23 4
bchllebner, Oma.. 2 114 1 U 0
. W'iedman, Topeka 10 25 8 7 ..
'.Vtolfe, Uncoin... ai 122 2 li 1
McOafflgan, IIn. 81 22 M 13
Keating. N. T . . 50 25 1H
Breh. rhlla 7 40 45 M 23
HreKoler. Khila..ll 5" ' 43 42 23
R.Cnllin, Hoe... 9 33 9 7
Hrrh. 8t. Louis.. 2-5 14 4
R-Walker, Cleve. 7 29 21 IT
hurrsrrlnr. t. U 7 23 29 11
W.I'avK Phila., i 20 la 12 3,
1 4 .2'
1 4 .Mo
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0 2 ."O
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0 2 .0"
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Mi
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.401 :
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National League
Averages
ClaH Ratlna.
O. W. L. T.AB. R. Pet.
Cincinnati ...33 15 20 I 121.1 125 3:3 .2
News York.. ..35 1 4 20 1 11 (58 14!) ofi .2"l
n,m Om Vi 1C 1 1M7 1UA (tft
4 .Mis.. lMlim: 11 90 M I till Ifit 33 2n7
rhlrarn 11 d li I 1711 17S Ml tf
Rrooktvn ... 3S 10 13 0 124 110 IW .241
7 .330 ; pwiadolphla 33 20 13 0 11M 142 293 .145
1 -2 ! Pittabursh ..40 18 20 2 1242 135 284 .229
t lob Flcldlaar.
g. bo. a. e. dp.tp.pb.Pct.
...42 10W 512 67 31 0 8 .fv
...40 liv4 497 54 23 0 5 .95
...33 991 472 53 c 8 .93
40 1',52 521 3 22 9 3 .911
1 .u-S
a Mi
7 .313
. .311
4 Mi
1 .3ia
. .312
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How to meet tha aelf-actlvtty and play
spirit of the little clilldren In the schools
U one of the hardest problems teachers
have had to soles. AU aorta of thoorles
and methods have been tried, but all
C4lled for so much supervision ot the
child's play by grownups that the child
lost Interest or the ftnanc4ai burden was
too heavy for tha meagsr results the new
ystms roaL )
A solution now- 8em -to hftve been
reached. . Recently, on the . Upper West
Side of ' New York there has grown ui) an
outdoor gymnaalum where little tots 'can
1 e turned loose la the sunshine to play.
The gymnaalum la perfectly equipped,
traveling rings, vaulting buck, borlsontal
bars and awlnga of every description af
ford tha greatest pleasure to the school'
tired children, and by the system em
ployed it Is necessary to' have only one
"gym-master' to care for the Infants and
supervise their use of the apparatus.' ' 1
Teachers are dally realising that amuse
ment and excitement are the life ot the
child. He requires them as a plant needa
w atari They are the essence of his ex
istence. So the success of tha O'l'door
gymnaalujn doe a not depend upon the
number and variety of the gamea played,
though they constitute an' important fac
tor, but' the real benefit,' are ' witnessed
In' the attitude of the children toward
their.' lessons at the end .of i the play
session. '
It Is a novel -sight to match the agility
with which the youngsters many of them
only 4 years old handle the ropes and
tha traveling rings. They are the. Mvmg
exponents of the old Greek pbUoeopher'a
maxim that "yesterday Is dead: tomorrow
unborn; today I live." Their peals of
happy laughter atir the summer air aa
they awing back and forth in the swings,
cllrab high ladders to reach the rings
and poise delighted At their prowess.
Tlie picture on the left shows several
tots of the outdoor '"gym" exercising on
ladder. Improvised, from a part of a
fire escape, while (on .right) anotber of
the tots is shown . going through a vig
orous stunt on a swinging rope. Their
pleased expreaslona' show that they enjoy
all this hugely.- , . '
Clarne, b. C 28 W 22 27
Pownall, Wichita 22 hi 12 24
R. .Wlllams, tit. J. 1 10 13 2)
Lattlmorc, Top... ii 1(0 22 30
Hensl.ng, 6. C... 3? 121 18 S3
D&leyi Uncoin.... 20 77 11 21
Whelen. Denver. 27 14
Callahan, 6. C... 33 1U 12 80
Kreen, Omaha.... 83 L8 21 84
Brown, 8t J 10 19 1 e
fayne, Omaha... 13 23 I
Matthewa, Den.. 28 97 10 26
Henry, Wichita.. 34 , 74 7 1 9
Trainer, Topeka. 19 72 12 18
Q. Cochran, Top. 20 7 17
Grover, Topeka.. 14 Si 1 t
fireen, D. M .21 8 8 17
Sawyer, D. M 34 1 'a 22 34
H. Patterson, S. J. 30 16 1 26
lOwoldt, 8t J 22 79 7 19
Blodgett Omaha. 18 29 5 7
happa. Topeka... 82 117 12 28
Thomaaon. Oma. 3? 1 13 31
(Hunter, D. M 29 1"1 23 14
Smith, Omaha.... 30 127 2 30
Monroe, Topeka.. 26 Htf u 23
Wares. Wichita.. 2 91 11 21
Crisp, Bloux City 17 7 t 18
cooney, H c 17 4fc 7 II
McAllister, Ltn... 1 4 4 11
Tnnnehlll. D. M. 84 123 11 29
Wlthrow, St. J... 19 fit 8 II
Kclleher, Denver 113 76
Talilon, Topeka.. 25 97 12 St
xanta. Uncoin... 14 42 a 9
Vance, fit. J 18 33 I T
Kafora. Omaha.. 14 Si
.chrelber. Llrk 10 19 8 4
Rapp. .Wichita... 17 100. 9 21
Whalen. Omaha.. 32 124 17 2
Graham, D. M ... 22 (to i 12
Mitchell, Denver. 17
Gaskell. lienver.. 11
Dell, Denver 27
Hoap, W ichita.... U
Charles, Wichita, U
Nicholson, Wloh.. St
Fisher, Denver... 24
W.Patteran, & J, 18
White, 8;. J 11
Hallmea, a C... 1
Kmeger. Lincoln 24
Oelat, WlchlU.... 12
Oof fey, Denver... li
Oashner, Topeka 11
KeUey, & C II
Gray, Wldhlta,... U
St. Lriuls
Pltt-hurgh
Cincinnati
Chicacn .
Poston : 39 1045 71 38 2 ,K4
New York.... ..35 K"6 435 M 32 4 I .9H
Rrookivn S3 loofi 44 71 22 4 5 .954
FMladelphla ,.3S 434 87 21 T A'1
ladlvldoal Batting.
Ten or more games:
g. ab. r. h. sh.sb.Fct.
Luderus, Phlla 2( 83 12 82 I 2 .3)4
T. ClarKe, Cln 23 ta 11 24 1
Good. Chicago 27 1(7 21 39 1
V. .Zimmermen. Br 14 33 2 12 1
Daubert, Hrook....3 125 11 44
Conno.ly, Botiton..30 83 17 28 I
Gruh, . Inrinnatl...8 128 16 43 C
-(Vl.l Hmllh ttk 'VI JA
VI ' Jrkl". N. Y 20 S4 .8 21 1
J': ! Robertson. N. Y... 33 ,114 13 37,1
Flrtci-er, N. Y 35 134 19 43 I
1 ealr
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2 .9x4
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4 .K7
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3 .3?
4 .328
9 .325
4 .821
Phicnvn Mk 111 99 lA A ' flld
I-?. ! toyle'. N X '.'.34 131 20 41 6 '.313
t'f . Hinrhman. Pitts.. .40 135 19 41 I 4 .8"4
'M.I. JM ler, ,t. L...42 149 20 4$ T 11, .303
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44 I
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92 15
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.248
.241
.241.
.239
.238
.237
.23
.232
.231
1 .231
X .231
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24
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.212
2U
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.210
,307
.90
.196
.190
.187
.184
.181
.174
.131
.154
.148
.134
.139
.195
.121
.118
.096
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The dueaiuMra of these articles were all
expert short changers and buslneee was
good.
The pickfooket fraternity also . niakta
Indianapolis. Large algna warn you
against theae Individuals, but by, the
time you gos the signs your pockethook
and watch have long since departed to
parte unknown.
Leavlngv Indlaaapolla on the night of
the raoe la an experteaoe that even a
Person with the faintest memory could
ne'er forget. The depot at the Hooslar
hamlet is a beaut After seeing that,
the ,Omaha stations are palaces. All of
the special trains leaving the night of
the race are made up in tha freight
yards and you must go over to these
yards to board said special trains. You
ore given a tranefer ticket grvd for a
Tl.cy have a few hotels In Indianapolis. "J r "c" OI vintage of
At 1. .M they are allied to be hotels in "T4 m,Brl Psasengers.
the electric tic In a blaitng in front. They
laitlann (Milla aa Ik la. .
They can talk about prices snaring
into the immediate vicinity of the well
known clouds out tn Kan Kranctaco where
the fair la fltvverlr.g and they can talk
aimut tha petit laroeny grafters at the
aeavhures and mountain reaoru, but be
lieve us If the police are looking for hign
wty robbers the entire crew abides in
end around one village of Indianapolis
on snd about May 90 each year. Joha
D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie
would be hocking the family jewels after
about three da( In that illustrious city.
The people of Indianapolis believe In
ihnee time-worn proverbs that there ta
one born every minute and the well
known public exlnta only to. be trimmed.
OiUe a year lndtanapulls gets a crack
at ilia said public and take It from ua,
they take considerable crack.
CARD FIGHTS FOR GOTHAM
Freddie Welsh and Kid Williams
Both to Defend Their Titles on
Independence Day.
WILLAKD TO SHOW LABOR DAY
etiverllee reasonable prices. Reasonable
pities In ordinary times Is a buck and a
half to to. On iVv-oratlon day the
meaning of reeonlle la changed na
ui tally, 'if you can get a bed fur five
rr. Wa everybody V.UI t-U you you were
b'.an with a eilver horaeahoe In your left
itiiit. If you can get one for seven you're
lucky, If yuu (an get one for ten you are
fttunt and if you can get one under
fideen ) ou did pmtty well.'
rU-Maurants publh new menua for the
i feiii' ii. A i scale ot prlea la ar
tBi td thuly: multiply tha regular price
by trn, add eijrht, aubtract two, divide
iv iM-e and add the lurceat number the
pi inter inn att up.
1 raneporiatinn lu the rc la awell, even
You wlll't.robabiy have to olambor on
top of one if you wUh-to get to your
train before , It ' pulls out Then you
bounce over cobblestone pavementsthat
were faahluned after the Rooky moua
Ulna. If you hang on tight yoa may
not get bounced off, but you will prob
ably lose your traveling bag. Alao when
you get your transfer ticket you will
probably get ono which entitles you to go
10 Alal'Hiiia street, when your train is
at South street.
The til ;!! of Indlm ixlta are boa at -ft.
I perrona. No more are you tn town
tt-a minutes than your attention la callad
to the HuldUra' and fwllure' monument,
whtih stands a couple of hundred feet
In the air tn the middle of a public square.
I or circle aa the square Is round. It costs
w .ter th.ii at Me we Illy. Hhuttte trains i to bits to go up te the top of the thing
rim back and funh on aome railroad, we'und l.k over -the city. You can't tee
i a .eii't the h-art to tell you which. Com- j , nythmg fur you get up there, but If
tkk from tliA rskctrjl vou at r Ksrlci1 Intra m . t . , . a L . - . ....
" wtc iiK-itu na leu you oui 11 U ft
cit-e shut, and there a crowd of guides Uaer. h, ,,R m,u0 you think thre
P., .you ,r,a o.,e ... lo . omr. A ; ,,, ,,,, lt tnl, Mf of Kong
"" '"T th The net thin, you ec Is th. inter-
truln di nut atop at. After you
otot around for nlout an hour and a hulf.
ft-h a time rtta lh. guldee arvu't
! Kiiig, !k i mar be able to hurdle th.
I i.in and t a foothold on the lut steu
it tue lt ir ot a trultt going to tha
coy. If the car don't cave in or the
i r,.'i:, gts Ode laat snort and scbslde for
lite, you can afford to boast abcut it for
-k to couje.
. ulwj.ty In Jndianapulla goea to the
r' . Tbe entire populaa la wort trig
1... coiiunlskary graft liialda or outside
li.- kiJtedway. Hot 6 a. said hot dotrs
1 of the shrivelled poodle variety, are
uibas terminal. This U a ten.atory af
(a!r snd th. lndinnapuHs friend luvsrt
abty says. "Tticy com. in here like bees
into a hive."' Jiiioi Whltvuiub itily or
gome other . HouaWr of more or lea
note pulled that eaixireeEicn ooce and the
whole sta'.e is still using it No uatler
If iiHt of them come In empty, Uwy oome
in like beea.
Tlwre ends the attraction of Indiana
polls. The rest of the time you alll have
to find amusement by Uuiping a Jitney's
worth of bunt ftlm-and to mak. it
oia, Charley Chaplin la th. constant
i one (iiiiie per almost hot dog. jvsrd at every pictur. hcua. In Indian-
'.:f.e iiiK.i out of d.diiKtr arils at a apuils-or by pndlng money in a tblrat
i, -..e d ens lie iT.m conca wjihoul any't""'0'. where they bavo no rails, only
-iraiti in tli-m and little cone foe th; ' nrar-malioaany bara and the bart.nd.rg
..me Mn, i.Nit n.i pranuta wore, than evidently learned their trad. In Kukoine.
i ...ir lufn. ir-i on the imauspecUng puiillo. its a nni. trip, a fine toe n. ou'll
mi bail park cvulj b purchased : lave a good time and don't nuu It la
n t: it it yoj ri-u t abort chan.ed. j sUtt.a
BY RIWOSIDK. I
NEW YORK, June S. With the enact
rr.ent f thex M alone Mil,, providing a
new state athlertlo comm!islon and speci
fying an Increase In the boxing tax to
7V, per cent, the flitlfuff game In New
York . embarks , upon a . new era, one
tended for the betterment of the game.
The aport now narrows down Into a
fight of the survival ot the tltteat. and
are long trre will be lees thfn a doaen
r.putblrvclobs doing business, ae against
the fifty odd that are now inflicting them
selves uvri the gullible New York pub
lic Certain it is that uc more tt an four
or five clu'ia will thrive during the a u tu
rner eraon. anj of these tw will be out
door areanaa.
Brighton lea(h rare trai ks anl Elibets'
field boMe ball park are the el fresco
clubs, and one of these wll drop out of
sight a soon as tho other e-et al-Hfhew1 Its
bid for pa lions gv. Juxt at- present it is
Impossible to say which will survive as
the manaaemcnt - of i'oth. corporations
ha"e to dnte w rved Mme toothsome
fight dlahej to their patrons. '
With the cmietltkn for suttabls at
tractions rsring apace betwveu theae
two cliioa tbe fWht fan ot New York Is
bound to tionvflt. as he will b. afforded
a chui.e ot two . good cards w hen.ver
these clubs present show. And It Is
about time' the loctU ring follower re
ceived, the consideration due him In the
matter of bouts of high caliber.
The poor n-1sulded New Ycrk" aup-l-orter
of boxing has had many a citron
handed birr, during the last fiv weaka.
what with suapk'tous flKhta and indiffer
ent wor;i l.y the boxers, in addition to
well-epiwarlng bouts that never material
ised. St there Is something coming to
hint, and It Is up to th. promoters of the
Urtkhton track and Elioete' field enter
prises to make up In a measure for tha
shabby treatment accorded the fans by
fellow promoters.
rkaapt te Battle.
And It wo ild entail Utile surprise If one
or two boxing lit lee changed hands right
here in the greater city urng the torrid,
spell. Already we are assured tbat th.
rt-cognlst'd champions In the act tied dlvt
eti'iia. and the nearly recc-mlcd title
holder In the deputed r!at, will die
port thoiinilvc-ii lor tho edilU-iktlon of
local fana and turn icu purut. Kid WU
llama. Jihni.y Killane, Fieddi. Wrlnh
and Jes VI!'id. tl",a undtputel cham
piona ulll iaO.tr In the aiievkrla al one
of the ot.ier of thews big -.-l-itu:, while
Miles CMbbor.a will endeavor to strengthen
his claim , to the middleweight premier
ship.! Michael haa given up. his preten
sions to the weiterwelKht crown, -as ha
admits he cannot, make, the . required
poundage, of 142 ringside. ... -
It is the firm belief, of thoee who pre
tend to be 'in the know". that! Williams
and Welsh will be .relieved of .their .re
spective championships ' the . first time
dangerous rivals opposer them. , The. 'last
time Williams fought he was . floored
twloe tn a round, by ;'Loullanv" 'a Phil
adelphia bantam who has been, beaten
by mediocre boxers , twice since. ' .Welsh
has lost .newspaper .decisions to. fully. a
dosen lightweights in the last' few months
and his Injured hand will not help him
much when he tackles a hard-hitting foe. 1
. It la likely that tWelah will appear In
a bout at Brighton .on Independence day,
while Williams will provide th. opposi
tion at Kbbets field the same, afternoon.
Their adversaries have not been selected
ss yet. , . . , . ' , .
Wilier Labor Day. .'
Wlllard will make no move In. defense1
ot hig title until Labor day ' The Brigh
ton people claim to have Wlllard's con
tract for his first championship,' tight'
111 opponent will in all probability be
Jim Coffey. . , . , ' . . ' .
Jimmy Clabby and George Chip are not
likely to fight herwabouta for. quite a
epell. as a result of their .reetnt fiasco
at the rink, ( Both were suspended from
appearing In a local ring for thirty Oays
for their rank exhibition, but the tana
would not expresa regret if the aentences
were extended to thirty years. , Bo that
eliminates two aupposed contenders .. for
the middleweight title, and diminishes the
list of Gibbons' prospective, vlcthns by
two.. Al McCoy Is not even being con
sidered as an opponent for Gibbons. No
wonder, sfter the way McCoy haa been
pantomiming in all his bouts ot late.
. ' , Fltchlagr Beerda.
g.lp. hbo.bb. to.-w. L pet.
McCoy, Ttp...:...f 83 J4 14) 4 1 l.M
Morse, Ltn 1 16 18 I 8 1 1.000
Vanoe. BL J......10 78 47 82 to 1 1 .89
Mogrldge, D. M..U 1 S7 M I j
Cltinn, Top 40 24 18 '8S I .K
MuHser, D. M.... 8W) 66 81 27 4 1 .800
Larson, Oma. 3S11; 7 I 1 .750
Mitchell. Den t M 4i;i7 27 6 2 .714
Blodgetw Oma... .12 SS 08 14 40 7 .700
Thomas, D. M....12 84 74 27" 21 t .709
Hallraan, S. O....U S B II 4 I .647
Ueyer. 8. C, 7 82 44 23 14 S 1 MT
fowell, Lin S 26. 28 14 4 S 1 .647
Cantwell, Den.... 21 15 f 11 ' 2 1 .667
, Top.... .11 64 .16 27 40 i I .826
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TENER TO ME RUUKG SOON
SnawaawsaaMBsa
Will Provide for Player on Hospital
- v List to u , Hot -to Count In .
. Plyer Limit .
aasawsasnaaaw 1
MAST . SUFFER ', BROKEN iTOSLS
COBS'S AVERAGE AGAINST
JOHNSON IS BUT .233
Walter Johnaon haa (ad Cobb in tbe
capacity of pitcher juet US times, ard or
that many times at bat the champion
bataroan of the Aiin-rican league has ttftm
rent back to tha bench 101 times httless,
the gentleman from Georgia falling to
swat the ball in hta usual conaUten; and
blltheeome manner when facing the con
sistent Mr. Johnaon. So Walter Jonnaoa
has the honor of being about the only
hurler to bold the firry Cobb, the cham
pion batsman ot the Tigers and the world.
In aubjngAtloo. In tha 111 tlmea tbat
Cobb faced the Washington etar he mad.
thirty-one hits, nine runs; Just six of toe
hits were better than stitg'ea, oimsietlng
of three doubles and throe triplets. Thee,
f'.gures glv. Cubb a batting average for
tbe eight eeicsoaa he haa maintained a
of .13. -
' NEW , TORK, : June l-Wrthtn a short
time Treeldont, John -A.Tener will pre
aent a rule to the National league fbr
approvaL which will - determine under
Juat what oondlUona a player may be
placed on the hospital list so that he
will . not count- in the twenty-one playwr
limit which was adopted for thla season.
The. large number, of. Injuries which are
occurring make' a ruling necessary. Th
endeavor will, however, be to hold as
near as possible to .the spirit of the
twenty-one player limit, and the rule
which Will be presented will be so worded
that it .will be Impossible to substitute
for a play.r who has received an Injury
of minor consequence. To Sacoomptkah thla
a clause will be Inserted specifying a defi
nite period that a player onoe on the list
shall have to' stay out of the game, re
gardlesa ot th. . possibility of a rapid
recovery." . The period will probably be
at least a "month and possibly longer.
Buch a rule vtill make a club hesitate
about asking -that one . of tha regulars
be plaond on tho hospital list unless the
injury .really, la of a character to In
capacitate h'ui for a considerable time.
Under the old twenty-five player limit,
the , method of procedure . wxs for the
rUib to present tbe request to the league
president. . and he ' In turn referred It to
the national commission. The new rule
which ' Is being promulgated, however,
will differ in that the final reference
shall be, to Prealdent Tener.
Broken noses seem to be playing a big
part In the base ball Injuriea this season.
Thus far there- have been five or six.
among. the injured playera being Birdie
Cree. Poll rerrttt. and last of all. with
the worst smash, the unfortunate Fred
Merkle. He waa Just recovering from a
dtslocsted elbow- when he went Into the
game agalnat Perth Amboy. and as a
reeult of the broken nore which he re
ceived then he. wi b ent of the givm-
for some time. The . rrak is said to be
much worse than that which Perrltt suf
fered a short time ago. -
O rover.
Narveson. Lin.. ..10 66 M 16 M 8 1
Harrington. Den. 7 47 M, S 82 8 1
B. Bchrelber.' Lin. 7 44 ' 29 10 16 11
Daahner, Top 11 60 ii 21 t 4 .W
Uasklll. Don 11 M l W n 4 4 .
Kelly, B. C 11 61 62 18 2 t I .600
Weldman, Top. ..10 68 64 29 87 t .S")
Gasper , B. C 78 71 18 86 I S .600
lakaft. 8t.- J.... 4 S2 28 11 1 1 .6.
Hrewn, St. J 10 66 .41.27 27 1 I .t(0
Kverdon. Oma.... 8 61 48 18 36 1 I .fro
Wllley. fit. J I 1 10 1" 1 1 .601
OUIigan, D. M.... I U 17 ' 6 11 1 1 .600
V. Johnson. Oma. 10 41 M 14 1 S .400
ir.Cocuran, Wich. 8 48 60 22 U S I .
WilUs. Oma 7 87 89.11' 7 t .400
Bhmsn. Lin 67 72 11 18 1 4 .8:0
Dawson.' Lin...... M 44 U 22 I 4 .Ht
Suim-an. Wich... 7 .14 V 1 14 1,1 .a.i
Cuuk,. 8. C. ...... T .S8 11 1 I .$rj
Arrelanea, pen... 4 4 14 1 1 2Z-i
Gregory, D. M.... 4 20 2t 11 I 1 I .S13
Gaiat. Wich. 10 48 H 18 25 I
oelaon. Wich.,... T U 43 18 7 11 .2.J)
Baker. Wich 35 l 1 17 4 1
Southern, Wich,.; T. 81 ' n 17 1 4 1 .Ouo
Ooshorn. Den I SI 31 li 2 .0,0
Hofran.' D. it..... 1 IS 17 14 - 8 4 2 001
Closman. Oma....U V II u 19 4 1 .)
Lambert, bt. J.... I 11 ll 1- I O 1 .Out)
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American' League
. Averages
lab Batttasr.
O. W. I a TAB. H. H. Pet.
Chlcssro 48 27 16 6 1347 111 8-6 .2.1
Cleveland .... V- HI-4 121 . 147 Xt .W
Detroit , 4b H II I 143 193 .CU
Fhlladelpha..4l 11 71 1 li 14 .24k
Pcston 1ft IS 1 li 1"4 r. .2."1
New Tork.... 1 17 0 11.0 14t 272 .Z1
ft. Iula 42 17 U 2 1.118 125 .231
Washington. .25 16 19 71-'J 119 2U .Zl
t'lvb rteldladg.
, g p. a. e. dp.pb.tp.pct.
Detroit 45 l'Jbi S43 l 14 10 0 .9
New York 2H IM 4.0 bl 17 4 4 .fi
Washington . ' 478 11 M 1 4 .95
Hoston Sa tev 67 a 8 0 i
Cleveland Pc3 W l 13 4 1 .
Chicago 42 H4 & 76 14 6 0 .9 7
Ft Louis 4:. ins t'i ni vi s e .i
1 hllsdclplUa ..11 lo-yi 47 3i 4 .H
iledlrtdaal BattiasT.
. a. hb. . r. h.sh.sb.nct.
Cobb. .Detroit. U J (1 1 26 .4'3
I'aty. t nicaro i zs s a u
W. Klllifer. Cln.. .36 112 U 34 t 2 .301
Pitching: Records.
g.lp.hbo.bb. so.w. 1. Pet.
Pierce, Chicago... 9 i 11 JV !t 0 1.800
Meadows, St. L.. 8 51 47 13 17 4 0 l.oro
r-tandrldge, Chl.,,10 43 37 li 15 I 0 LOW
Hitter. iN. Y 7 16 21 7 6 1 0 l.flOO
Mamaux, Pitta. ..11 60 40 38 31 4 1 .8f7
Mayer. Phlla 11 76 65 14 28 8 1 .00
Coombs, Brook... 7 49 29 29 14 4 1 .Wl
Kenan, Jloeton... 9 41 32 14 17 8 1 .730
Schneider, Cln.... ? Sti 33 20 11 3 1 .7oU
8. Smith, Brook.. 6 36 32 7 11 8 1 .7ix)
Alexander. Phlla..l2 106 80 20 74 8 2 .727
Dell. Brooklyn... .10 86 69 39 43 7 3 .7oO
James. Boston... 8 49 64 17 IS 4 1 .AK7
Crutcher. Boston. 35 34 11 14 2 1 .6(77
Lavender. Chi.... 6 31 SO 15 18 1 1 .67
Humphries, Chi.. 28 S4 1 8 2 1 .7
caie. Cincinnati. .14 69 46 24 22 6 1 .Ui
Marquard. N. Y. 6 42 43 29 21 2 2 . 6
Zabel. Chicago.. ..10 67 86 82 19 4 2 .F.71
Teareau. N. Y.. 10 74 66 23 64 6 4 .654
Hughes, BoHton... 4 79 84 23 42 4
Vaugnan. (-hi 15 85 78 Z7 64 7 4
Doak. fit. Louis. .11 81 78 81 43 I 6
Harmon. Pitts.. .9 86 66 14 12 4 4
Qrlner, St. L IS 63 80 18 17 t t
Pferter, Bklyn ... 7 47 61 16 13 1
Tyler. Boeton.... 6 42 41 21 19 1
Robinson, 8t. L.. 6 24 21 4 14 .1
Nelhaus. St. L... . 18.16 14 10 1
Benton. Cln '......16 79 5 33 30 4
V. Adams, Pitta. 10 68 68 14 16 1
Rudolph, Boston.ll 87 80 21 43 4
Ptroud, N. Y'..... 7 4R ,40 11 20 2
Bailee. St. L 11 48 61 .IS 26 I
Cooper. Pitta. .....10 66 48 21 22 8 6 . 875
Perdue. (St. Iuia w 79 14 s .do
Aicuutiian, r'iris n on ( j a f ,s.vi
Chalmers. Phlla.. 8 64 49 11 24 1 4 .3?.t
Perrltt, N. Y 7 S9 a 18 19 1 4 .833
Lear, Cln ' t 46 41 10 17 1 t .3X3
Appleton, Bklyn. 7 IT 84 18 8 1 8 .833
Rixey. Phlla I 41 14 1 I .N
Douglass, Cln ... 6 84 35 14 44 1 3
Rucker. Brklyn... C 83 44 10 4 1 8 .250
Ames, an 11 48 M 14 21 1 4 .20
Mathews n. N. T. 4 41 4 4 1 4 .200
Cheney. Chloago.10 41 1 I .157
Demaree. Thila.. 7 87 84 2t I 6 .17
Altchison. Bklyn. 4 22 11 4 4 .
Schauer. N. Y.... 7 20 21 8 11 4 1 .000
C. Brown. Cln.... 7 M , II 1 .W
KaaUehener, Fit 6 24 19 to li l .two
' fevrr Three Mandrel Hitters.
Trig PpeaJter, the brOllan Red 8oz out
fielder, declares that. .800 hitters will be
scarce this season in the American league
and gires as hla reason the fact that
there is better pitching tn Johnson's cir
cuit than there has been since he en
tered the league. No doubt Speaker is
tight as far aa natural ability ts con
cerned, but tha youmrrters who should
be sensational performers are so erratic
that their good games have been lessened.
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Curing Catarrh is
A Simple F..athcd
Go to iU Source and the
Cure It Then Ac-compluhed.
Thompson, J'hlla.,.lJ 2H 4 JO 4 4 .7
Fourmer. Cbli-ao..M 121 24 4 i .a.5
eou, c lev. 14 ui i i . i i eome vinrr oiooa xrounie, eome germ
ell, Chicago.. ..11 ti ' I 64 .348 that gate Into the blood and multiplies
Jaae tke Meats far Celda.
Harden your system with Belt's Fine-Tar-Hor.ey.
It kills the oold g.nn. Cures
ths c urn. Only 26c. AU druggtstaAd-vertlaenient.
Ta Play at starllesta.
Tbe annual ball game between the l.t
cago and Umaiia oift.-ea of the Burling
ton railroad will be plued In the Toree
Kje It-asue ball park at Burhnfloa, la..
oo Sunday. June a
Jarkenu,
hoe
Kavauagh. letrolt.41 144 17 47 6
labile. Phlla -"4 1 It 44 4
Maiei. N. 1-' 30 4S 2 17 .2l
C onnolly, Wath....W ' i ' 4 10 4
Crawford, lJetrolt.4i 171 !2 64 2
"itruiik. i hlla 31 luc 14 S3 4
sirlnn's. Phlla . 6 2
Chapman. CIW.....3H li 24 4 6
Veach. itrolt. 43 bl 30 48 &
. IMtcblag Recarde.
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Faber,- Chicago. .16 Su to i Hi 10 1 tt
t-iher ..... I 71 it W S T 1 Jf
Hen. Chica-o....l4 6.1 U 13 22
lMlias, Itroit...l4 M 'I U 41
Kokter. L-etoo... 4 Cit 18.12
Morton, ( I've. ...11 S4 b 4 43
Kuteell. Ci l 12 TI . Si il
Covelrakle. IeL.ll W 70 21 44
Shore. Hooton... fc 15 27
Wood. Boeton -.. 6 40 U 18 18
Leonard. 1 i-.(en. 4 36 tl 4 11
Johnon. Wa.h. lt M 74 18 60
Kobuc. reiolt...11 M 76 3 ts
Maya. Bohioh....10 tn 34 " 4 10
ti-ott. C'hkgo...U M 31
Caldwell. N. Y ... 7 t 61 24 i
N enmaii. rt L..16 l e) M 34 47
fit. w Key Hills 11 SO 74 21
1 .l ml. Ttruit..i3 73 62 19 32
i.nir.a. 'V.aab.... 9 47 49 7 24
ilalo, N. Y...4 61 U U 16
'Only those who have used S. 8. 8.
for the blood know that catarrh Is sim
ply a blood trouble.
Most people, uolnstructed In this mem
braneous disease, treat their nose and
throat as If catarrh was a local trouble.
It ie not so. To treat .catarrh It la n.o
esssry to go Into the stomach, ths llvsr,
ths lungs, tbe kidnayg and all the vital
organs of the body. And It Is S. 8. 8.
that at once entera the entire blood cir
culation, all ths organs of tha body, alt
the mucous surfacea and becomes a
dominant factor for renewed health. It
ia a simple method when you figure it
out. Catarrh la plainly an InOammt,
tlon of the tnucoua membranes.
And thers is in 8. 8. 8. certain ingre
dients which causa these mucous sur
faces to change or convert their secre
tions into a substancs for easy elim
ination. A apeclal book on thla snbjeot
wtll be mailed to all who write to The
Bwlft Ppeclflo Co., 114 Swift Bldg At
lanta, Oa.
Catarrh la very often tho result of
-''! ) beyond the control of nature.
I a 8. 8. ia the r.mdy. Do not accept
4 .!(
i a aubatltute for this matchless remedv.
7 .812 ' Rd the circular wrapped around, tha
4 .;o5 oetue- i a important.
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