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BASEBALL, WHITESIDE SUCCEEDS CHESTER L RE Former Chicago Star Gets Position of Coach at Earlham College. Asa successor of "Chester L.. Reagon as athletic director, and coach of athletic teams at Earlham college, Horace K. Whiteside, a graduate of Chicago university, has been appointed by the board of trustees of the college. He will assume his duties at the opening af college. Whiteside comes to Earlham with a wide reputation as a coach of football, basketball and field athletics. He was graduated from Chicago university in 1912, where he received his A. B. degree. He was a member of the varsity football squad in 1909, 1910 and 1912, teaching in the university during 1910 and 1911. He was the university champion in water polo in 1910-1911, and was also the champion heavy-weight wrestler of the university in 1911. He won second prize in the heavy-weight wrestling matches in the western gymnastic tournament in, 1911. He has the unqualified endorsement of Coach A. A. Stagg of Chicago. Perfect Physical Type. Whiteside is a natural born athlete. He is six feet four inches in height and weighs 225 pounds. For the last two and a half years he has been coach of the teams at the Waterloo (Iowa) high school, which made an enviable record in athletics. Earlham college authorities feel forl'tt" 1 ,uC. ii ...m juou . r?! "Sf ?"TJreLaC ! T.L .i ,c " " " , Z Willi lilt; jojflP iuii: K A-tjJi.iwii v. track squad, and will have charge of j gymnasium work. ' Another appointment has been made at Earlham by the board of trustees. Harold . G. Lawrence, a. graduate of Oberlin college, has secured the position of assistant profesor of English and governor of the boys'- dormitory. He has taught at Stetson university, Florida, and has done extensive graduate work in the University of Chicago. eH was elected to a teaching fellowship in the University of Chicago for next year, but resigned to accept the position at Earlham. He will take the place made vacant by the resignation ot Prof. Alden, who goes to Illinois university. Prof. Lawrence is now head ot the department of English at Winona college and is also dean of the college. Tin, Slate and Iron Roofing, Guttering, Spouting and Job work. Furnaces and all kinds of furnace work. HARRY E.IRETON, 537 Sheridan St. Phone 3193 6-2t o O e o

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MAKE HIGH SCORES E NEW PARIS, O., July 7. The roque tournament held July 4 on the New Paris courts by the clubs which comprise the Interstate Roque association was well attended, five clubs being represented. They were Parker City, Ind., by Davis, Halliday and Smith ; Milton, Ind., by Beeson, Williams, Crull, Wissler and Baker; West Alexandria, O., by Kramer, Clemmer and Ehler; Campbellstown, by S. Swisher, William Swisher and Reid; New Paris, by Hahn, Sherer, Ashman, Hawley, Barnett, Waggoner, Wehrley, Pennell and Pence. . There were thirty-eight games of one and one-half hours' duration. The following is the result of Saturday's games: G. Pts. Pet. Campbellstown 10 121 .378 Milton 17 162 .300 New Paris 15 127 .265 Parker City 8 71 .238 West Alexandria . . 9 60 .208 Results were as follows: Parker City 5 games 3 ties lost 0 Campbellstown 8 games lost 2 Milton 7 games 1 tie lost 9 0j New Paris 5 games 2 ties lost 8 j The longest run was made by E. D. Davis, Parker City 8 points. This is also the record on the new courts. George Reid, Campbellstown, made the post points during the day 53. VICS GROW CHESTY OVER TEAM RECORD Former. Kandyankles Claim City Championship After Winning Streak. By virtue of their victories over all teams played, this season, the "Vies", formerly known as the "Kandyankles" claim the undisputed downtown championship. Saturday morning, the "Vies" found little trouble in running up an overwhelming score against the "Playgrounds." The final score stood 17 to 6, according to the most authentic report. The onslaught was repeated Sunday morning when they defeated the fast St. Mary's team at the athletic park by the score of 17 to 4. , This afternoon they play the Cigar Clerks and are confident of victory by even a larger score. "Hanc" Lancaster and Nicodemus constitute the pitching force of the "Vies" with Vic Newman at the receiving line. Recent statistics credit the United States with about one automobile with each two miles of country road. Twenty Per

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- -National League. Won. Lost. Pet. New York 41 25 .621 Chicago ,.' ..... 40 32 .556 St. Louis 37 36 .507 Cincinnati 35 36 .493 Pittsburg 31 35 .470 Philadelphia 31 35 .470 Brooklyn 31 35 .470 Boston 28 40 .412 - American League. Won. Lost. Pet. Philadelphia ....... ... 43 29 .597 Detroit . 42 34 .553 Washington ' 39 33 .542 Chicago 38 33 .535 Boston 39 35 .527 St. Louis 39 35 .527 New York : . .; 24 44 .353 Cleveland ... ..... 25 46 .352

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.566 .538 .531 .526 .519 .506 .456 .359 Federal League. Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago 40 28 29 31 30 33 39 .35 40 .588 .561 .530 .508 .4TC .458 .452 .429 Indianapolis 37 Baltimore 35 Buffalo 31 Brooklyn 30 Kansas City 29 Pittsburg 29 St. Louis 30 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. National League. Boston, 3-1; Brooklyn, 1-0. New York, 5-2; Philadelphia, 4-7. American League. Philadelphia, 2; New York, 0. Washington, 1; Boston, 0. American Association. Indianapolis, 4; Columbus, 1. Louisville, 6; Cleveland, 3. 12 nings. Federal League. Brooklyn, 10; Baltimore 5. Pittsburg, 6; Buffalo, 5. Kansas City, 4; Chicago, 1. mGAMES TODAY. National League. No games scheduled. American League. Chicago at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. Cleveland at New York. American Association. Milwaukee at Louisville. Minneapolis at Cleveland. St. Paul at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Columbus. Federal League. Kansas City at Chicago. St. Louis at Indianapolis. Pittsburg at Buffalo. Baltimore at Brooklyn. Chicago has about six hundred moving picture theatres, with a daily attendance of 500,000 persons.

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'LONG WILL PITCH FOR KENNY'S TEAM With "Chick" Long in the pitcher's box next Sunday, the Quakers are expecting to make it hot for the Elmwood (Ky.) team at ' athletic park. This is the second time "Chick" has pitched for the locals, the first time when they played the Indianapolis Reserves and defeated them 6 to 0 several weeks ago. He has been recruited from the Ohio State league and an effort is being made to keep him with the Quakers. He is considered the strongest pitcher that the locals have had this season and he nromisea to deliver the goods next Sunday. Henry Klausing, who is managing the Elmwood team, is mayor of that citv and has taken up managing a baseball team as a pastime. He will accomoanv the team Here next Sunday according to reports received here to day. The Elmwood team Is considered one of the best teams in Kentucky. Saginaw, Michigan, is hot on the trail of "Chick" and the local management will have a hard time keeping him, but he has signed up for next Sunday and no matter what happens after that, it is assured he will be in the box Sunday. Doping Sport With the Pal i d like to know," Said Phoebe Snow "How far this baseball war will go. It isn't right. That men should fight," Explained the maid of Anthracite. BUCCANEERS SINK. The Pirates have dropped back to sixth place in the National league, a pretty low place for the Buccaneers. They have been passed by the lowly Phillies. KUSS, HANDY MAN. Kuss, the Rookie pitcher, just signed up by Pittsburgh, will be a handy man to have around when it comes to discussing close plays with the umpire. SUCKERS NECESSARY. It takes all kinds of people to make a world, including those who paid regular money to see Battling Levinsky and Joe Weinert "fight." JUST COLD SCIENCE. George (Jarpentier nas written an article explaining how he is going to beat Gunboat Smith by use of science on the 16th, but ever so many people will refuse to get worked up over this announcement. Umpire Clem, who has been boasting of the small number of players he has I put out of the game, made up for it yesterday, by sending Manager Fred Clarke and nine Pirate players to the ' clubhouse in St. Louis. According to Clem too much coaching is worse than none at all.

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