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"l FRIDAY, J\»LY 10, 1914.

SOCIAL LIONS

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Chuiboat Smith and Georges Carpentier, Strong for Boiled-Shirt Stuff, Scrap Thursday.

NEW YORK, July 10.—In London a week from Thursday Gunboat Smith will try to land with his dreamland unch on some vital point on the anatomy of Georges Carpentler, French heavyweight, who is champion ot Burope.

It will be a clash of social lions, Carpentler being the Idol of France. Smith has become a society bug and holds receptions In London now and then, arrayed in full evening dress. Carpentler, as referee, appeared at the recent lamented Parisian sparring party daintily arrayed in white flannels.

Fight fans everywhere are more skeptical thaji ever, since the Paris affair, regarding the possibilities of another real honest to heaven championship light, and they are wondering already whether the next big scrap will be a mere social event or a regular fight.

Johnson's lack of the old stuff, as demonstrated in the Moran fight, has centered attention on Gunboat Smith. The American fighter, although he fell for the boiled-shirt stuff, and was a social lion in London, Is reported to be In excellent shape and to have been only mildly affected by the demoralizing Influence of sooiety life. According to all accounts, Smith will be something of a rough customer when he climbs through the ropes to face the Frenchman.

Smith founfi Langford easy picking and mauled Moran unmercifully In their San Francisco fight.

So the Gunboat has the sentiment of these United States behind him strong as the leading whlte-hoper, and a white-hoper who, If he can swing the matches, should take both Carpentler and Johnson Into camp within the next few months.

National League

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Boston, S Chicago, 1.

At ChicagoBoston 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0—8 7 1 Chicago 0 0000010 0—1 6 2 6atterie«—James and Gowdy Vaughn and Bresnahan.

St. Lonlii 51 New York, 4L At St Louis— New York— 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 I S 4 St. Louis— 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1

Batteries—Tesreau, Marquard and Meyers and McLean Perdue, Bailee and Wlngo, Snyder and O'Connor (18 Innings.)

Brooklyn, 8) Cincinnati, S. At Cincinnati—

8 1

10 3

Brooklyn ...0 0000140 1—« Cincinnati ..00080001 1—B

Batteries—Reulbach, Allen, Pfeffer and McCarty Douglass, Tingling, Rowan and Clark.

Philadelphia, lj Pittsburgh, & At Pittsburgh— Philadelphia 0 0010000 0— 1 6 0 Pittsburgh ..00000000 0—0 5 2

Batteries—Tlncup and Kill if er MoQuillan, Cooped and Gibson and Coleman.

American Association

Kansas City, S| Columbus, 2. At Columbus— 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 1 0 2 Kan. City ..0 0001001 1—3 9 0

Batteries—Ingersoll and Smith Allison, Baskette and Moore.

Cleveland, 11 Minneapolis, 7. At Cleveland— Cleveland .6 2000022 x—11 14 3 in 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 7 1 8 4

Batteries—Kahler, Jones and Billings Patterson, Hogue and Rondeau.

Milwaukee, 4| Louisville, 8. At Loulnvllle— I 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 4 8 1 L'ville 0 2010000000 0—3 7 2

Batteries Hovllk, Powell and Hughes Toney and Clemons (12 innings).

Indianapolis, Ot St. Paul, 0. At Indianapolis— •Indianapolis 8 1 2 0 0—9 St Paul 3 2 1 0 0—0

Batteries—rSchardt, Merz, Willis and Livingstone Hall, Walker and James. •Game forfeited in sixth inning).

Yale Grad Joins Plratea.

NEW HAVEN, Conn., July 10.—Peter J. Falsey, who played left field on the Yale university nine, today signed a contract to join the Pittsburgh National league team. He was graduated in June ana will report at once. Falsey Is 22 years old and Is a left hand thrower and batsman.

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SHELBURN. Ind.. July 10.—The Grand Rapids Central league team was defeated here Thursday afternoon by the Maroons of this place, 8 to 2. The contest was fast and exciting: from the start. Debaun Ailed the pitcher's box for the Shelburn team, while Paynter, Ponder and Webb worked for the league team. Paynter Is a former Terre Haute twirler. The Maroons scored two hits In the fifth on two hits and an error by Brewer. The third run was scored in the eighth on a two-base hit, a wild throw and a sacrlAce fly. The visitors scored in the eighth and ninth with one run in each. The game was witnessed by a large crowd. Score: G. Rapids ..0 0000001 1—S 8 Shelburn ..0 0002001 x—8 6 1

Batteries—Paynter, Ponder, Webb and Rutherford Debaun and Richardson. Umpire—Seanlon.

Speed Boys Boy Flayers.

BOSTON, July 10.—President James J. Lannin of the Boston American league baseball club Thursday announced that he had purchased Pitchers Ruth and Shore from the Baltimore club of the International league. Catcher Egan was also included in the same deal. Jjannin said that the three players represented an outlay of more than |26,00lJ by the Boston club.

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Federal League

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At St. Louis— Kan. City ..20000000 2—4 8 0 St. Louis ...00000000 0—0 4 4

Batteries—Cullop and Easterly Davenport, Keupper and Chapman.

Buffalo, 2 Plttabmgh, 1.

At Buffalo— Buffalo .. ..0 0100000 1—8 1 Pittsburgh .00010000 0—1 1 2

Batteries—Ford and Blair: Camnltz and Berry.

Chleafco, 4) Indlanapolla, 8. At Chicago— Indianapolis 2000000100 0—8 8 0 Chicago 0000000800 1—1 10 8

Batteries—Kaiserllng and Rarlden Hendrlx «Jid Wilson.

Brooklyn, B| Baltimore* 3. At Brooklyn— a re 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 8 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 9 0

Batteries—Wilhelm and Russell Finneran and Owens.

GE0BGE WHEELER HUTDTG.

In a double-header between the Dubuque and Danville clubs of the Three-Bye league, George Wheeler, former Terre-ir, tore oft five hits in six times up, including a double and homer.

Ball Ma em ate Dies,

BOSTON, MasB., July 10.'—O, James Connelly, vice president of the Boston National Baseball olub, died Buddenly of heart disease today, He was formerly a member of the state sanity.

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National Uagu.

Clu-bs. "Won. Lost. Pet. New York ....41 28 .594 84 .641 St. Louis ....89 86 .620 Cinoinantl ...86 87 .498 Philadelphia ».. ...88 85 .485 Brooklyn 82 86 .471 Plttsbunrh .... 82 87 .464 4 0 .429

American Leacve.

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Matty Has Lost Four Games, Two to Cards

Christy Mathewson's record for the current season is 14 games won and 4 lost. Two of his defeats were suffered at Robinson field, where the Cardinals twice this season defeated him by a margin of one run. He whipped Hug's men In New York, 8-6, on the last trip, but in four outs against the looal entry on the St Louis field, twice this year and twice in 1918, Big Six has been forced to bite the dust.

Willie Doak's victory Wednesday boosts him to second pace among the N. L. hurlers. He is topped only by Mathewson, his record being 8-8.

American League

Chicago, 3} Boston.

At Boston— a 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 7 8 Boston 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—2 7 2

Batteries—Clcotte and Sch&lk R. Collins, Bedlent and Carrlgan and Thomas.

St. Louis, 1| Washington, & At Washington— St Louis 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0—1 6 0 Washington 00000000 0—0 5 1

Batteries—Hamilton and Agnew Shaw, Engle and Henry. ^Detroit, 8-5 Philadelphia, 8-8.

At Philadelphia—First game: Detroit 6 1010000 0—8 9 0 Philadelphia 20000010 0—8 8 8

Batteries—Coveleskie and Stansige Shawkey, Bressler and Schang.

Second game: Detroit 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0—5 18 8 Philadelphia 02000100 0—8 8 2

Batteries—Dubuo and D. Baker Wykoff, J. Bush and Lapp and Schang.

New York, 7-Sf Cleveland, 4-8. At New York—First game: Cleveland ..80000001 0—4 8 N 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 6

Batteries—Gregg. Morton and CNeil Pleh, McHale and Nunamaker. Second game: Cleveland 000080000 0—8 10 4 New York 00 0 102000 0—8 8 1

Batteries—Steen and Bassler Keating Sweeney,

Tennis Tourney Neam End. INDIANAPOLI8, July 10.—Gage Hoag and Charles Trask, both of this city, won their matches today in the semifinals of the Tri-state tennis tournament. The winner of today's contest will meet W, S, McHlroy of Pittsburgh for the trl-state championship on Saturday afternoon, Ohio, Indiana

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American Leasne.

Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Washington. Chicago at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia.

British Team lfamed.

LONDON, July 10.—The All-England Tennis association today selected the British team to go to the United States to play for the Dwight F. Davis International lawn tennis trophy in case Great Britian should defeat France in the preliminary round at Wimbledon. The four men composing the team are James S. Parke, Irish ohanzplon A. Mavogordoto, A. H. Lowe, a strong tournament player, and Lieut. Algernoon Kingscote.

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