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Max
Schmeling
Ready
to
Take
On
Primo
Camera
This
Fall
'
In
Defence
of
Championship
tauveiy
set
as
tne
aate
tor
me,
fight
but
the
venue
has
not
yel
been
selected
although
Chicago.
Philadelphia
and
Jersey
City
art
mentioned
as
possible
sites.
Schmeling
U
banned
from
New
York.
Camera
had
Jready
been
signed
by
the
Garden
to
meet
the
winner
of
the
Schmeling-Stribli'ng
bout
last
Friday.
It
was
announced
on
behalf
of
Schmeling
that
he
was
agreeable
providing
he
defeats
Camera,
to
meet
next
summer
the
winner
of
the
forthcoming
match
between
Jack
Sharkey
and
Mickey
Walker.
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STANDING
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Willi
The
established
reputation
of
the
makers
of
Bud
,
weiser
Barley-Malt
Syrup,
who
have
been
in
the
malting
business
over
seventy
years,
is
your
guarantee
that
Budweiser
Malt
is
"the
best
money
can
buy."
Untiring
devotion
to
producing
only
quality
products
accounts
for
the
superiority
of
Budweiser
Barley-Malt
Syrup
city
cup
schedule
I
Fixture
for
Mobley
Cup
league
'
football
trophy
are
announced
a
NEW
YORK,
July
9:
Max
Schmeling,
world's
heavy-,
f5s:10Merchants
vs.
Regi-weight
boxing
champion,
announced
yesterday
that
he
ment.
was
prepared
to
defend
his
title
early
next
fall
against
j
July
14
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Primo
Camera,
the
giant
Italian.
The
announcement
fol-
Merchants,
lowed
a
conference
between
managers
of
the
two
pugilists
1
July
"-Canadian
Legion
vs.
and
Madison
Square
Garden
interests.
September
17
is
ten-
Reelment-
Father
and
Son
Compete
Father
and
son,
Old
Dan
and
Young
Dan
Froggates,"compete
for
riding
honors
at
Balnbridge
race
track,
Cleveland.
Ohio.
Veterans
at
track
only
recall
one
similar
father-and-son
Jockey
story,
that
of
two
Haywoods
who
rode
in
same
race
at
Sheeps-head
Bay,
N.
Y.,
some
thirty-five
years
ago.
JEST
MONEX
CA,
'
SOFTBALL
EXCITING
Station
Wins
Haines
Trophy
By
Defeating
Offices
3
to
nil
In
what
was
undoubtedly
the!
i
imost
excitinz
softball
eame
ever
jtipiayed
on'
the.
Canadian
National
j
oweauon
Association
grounas,
me
i
Station
last
night
laid
claim
to
the
Haines
Softball
Trophy
by
defeating
1
.in.-
oftices
3-U,
before
several
hundred
spectators.
The
Station
players
put
up
the
best
combination
same
that
they
have
played
this
season,
and
It
was
practically
Impossible
for
the
Offices
to
put
anything
past
them.
Until
the
third
inning,
the
game
was
absolutely
air-tight
but,
in
the
first
halt
of
the
fourth,
the
Station
!
Opened
the
scoring
when
Tobey
and
Astoria
crossed
the
home
plate.
1
Ae-aln
in
the
first
half
of
the
-tenth
inning
Moxley
crossed
the
plate
and
made
the
third
and
last
run,
while
the
Offices
found
It
Impossible
to
break
through.
Batteries
were
Tobey
and
Cross
for
the
Station;
Boulterand
Qeddes
tor
the
Offices.
The
line-ups
on
the
teams
were
as
follows:
Station
Cross,
c;
Tobey,
p.;
Wicks,
lb.;
Astoria,
2b.;
Eldridge,
ss.;
Unger,
3b.;
Mcintosh,
If.;
T.
Smithy
cf.;
Moxley,
rf.
Offices
Horton,
3b.;
Hibbard.
ss.;
C.
Smith.
2b.;
Oeddes.
c;
Nelson,
lb.;
Arney.
If.;
McFle,
cf.;
Boulter,
p.;
Jenkins,
rt.
After
the
game.
Wm.
Reld,
chairman
of
the
softball
committee,
presented
the
cup
to
Mr.
Astoria,
acting
captain
of
the
Station
In
the
place
of
Stiles,
the
regular
captain.
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DARK
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SONS
DEFEAT
ELKS
IN
BASEBALL
Canucks
Now
Assured
of
Tie
Least
With
Hotelmen
For
First
Half
Honors
Batting
Rally
Fails
Sons
of
Canada
defeated
Elks
In
Sox-
1
8
9
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0
0
1
0
2
0
Totals
34
8
10
21
7
5
ELKS
AB
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Harold
ss
3
110
12
Farquhar
3b
2
10
110
Stephens
Id
4
2
2
13
0
2
W.
Mitchell
c.
4
115
2
0
Skinner
cf!
4
110
0
0
O.Mitchell
2b
2
0
1
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3
0
Chenoski
p
4
0
0
0
5
0
Stone
rf..
If
3
0
0
1
0
1
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If.,
rf
3
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Totals
29
0
8
21
12
5
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3
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Elks
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36
Sujrniary
2-base
hits,
Frlzzell,
J.
Comadina,
Bury
(2),
W.
Mitchell;
cilfi:e,
Lambie:
stolen
base,
Harold
i2
:
bKe
on
balls
off
Chenoski
1
1
)
,
8:
yles
3
;
struck
out
by
Chen-orkl
(7,
styles
(7);
left
on
bases.
S
O.
C
7i
Elks
I7;
passed
ball,
W.
Mitchell
h
by
pitcher.
Farquhar.
O.
Mitchell;
time
of
game,
ii
ao;
umpires,
Brookes
and
Laporte
Philadelphia
Athletics
Take
Another
From
Washlnjton
NEW
YORK,
July
9:
The
Chicago
Cubs,
by
losing
to
Pittsburg
Pirates
yesterday
dropped
back
into
fourth
place
in
the
National
League
behind
the
Brooklyn
Robins
who
were
idle,
being
prevented
by
rain
at
from
playing
their
game
with
the
Boston
Braves.
i
j
In
the
American
League,
It
was
again
a
disastrous
day
for
the
Washington
Senators
who
dropped
another
decision
to
the
Philadelphia
j
Athletics.
With
a
lead
now
of
six
and
a
half
games,
the
Athletics
Five
Runs
In
Last
Two
Innings
By
should
soon
have
the
pennant
safely
Lodeemen
Not
Enouth
to
towed
away
again
this
year.
New
Catch
Winners
(York
Yankees
took
both
ends
of
a
double-header
from
Boston
Red
last
evening's
baseball
fixture
at
esieraays
scores
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
by
a
score
of
8-6,
and
thereby
assured
themselves
of
at
least
a
tie
for
first
half
honors
with
the
Old
Empress
team
who
have
to
win
both
their
remaining
games
to
earn
a
tie.
Elks,
as
a
result
of
their
loss,
are
practically
-certain
to
rest
In
the
cellar
for
the
half.
The
Canucks
started
right
off
in
the
first
Inning
by
garnering
four
runs
on
four
hits
and
an
error.
Stalker
struck
out.
Roberts
and
Moran
singled
and
then
Stone
missed
Lambie's
high
fly
in
right
field,
filling
the
bases.
Styles
struck
out
but
Frlzzell
cleared
the
paths
with
a
double
to
left.
J.
Comadina
fol-
lnu?ri
vAth
nnnfhpr
dnnhlp
tn
left
and
Frlzzell
scored.
Bury
hit
what
f,1
appeared
to
be
a
double
to
left
but
failed
to
touch
first
and
Comadlna's
run
did
not
count.
They
added
three
more
In
the
National
Leatue
Pittsburg
5,
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
5.
New
York
4.
Brooklyn-Boston,
rain.
American
Leatue
New
York
13-9,
Boston
3-4.
St.
Louis
7,
Detroit
1.
Cleveland
10,
Chicago
6.
Philadelphia
7,
Washington
3.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Louis
46
New
York
49
rooklvn
2
Chicago
41
Boston
37
PWfcuMnhta
third
Harold
booted
Moran's
drive.
v
1
"D
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J"
and
Moran
Lambie
sacrificed
scor-
ed
on
Styles
single.
Frlzzell
was
safe
Cincinnati
28
when
Harold
fumbled
his
grounder.,
A
W.
into
left,,
both
runners
scoring.
Philadelphia
53
.TnWnn
trurfe
nut
Washington
48
One
more,
was
added
in
the
fifth.
Frl77pll
Klnirld'
and
went
to
third
New
York
41
Cleveland
37
when
Stephens
missed
the
throw
to
st-
Loul
catch
him.
Comadjna
struck
out.
Boston
.,
Frlzzell
scored
wne'n
Bury
was
put
DelL
out
at
first:
Johnson
'singled.
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walked
and
Roberts
was
tossed
-..
City
League
out
by
chenoski.
Elks
first
Tun
came
in
the
fourth.
,
,
W.
Mitchell
filed
out
to
Comadina.
Sons
of
Canada
2
Skinner
singled
and
went
to
second.
Old
Empress
3
3
He
wont
to
third
when
Lambie
Elks
2
5
hrew
out
O.
Mitchell,
and
scored
"
when
Roberts
returned
the
ball
ooorly
to
Styles.
Chenoski
fouled
3ut
to
Roberts.
They
added
two
more
in
the
sixth.
Bury
missed
Stephens
grounder.
W.
Mitchell
doubled
to
right.
Skinner
went
out
to
Moran
and
Stephens
scored.
O.
Mitchell
walked.
Morrl-on
missed
Chenoski's
high
fly
and
W.
Mitchell
scored.
Stone
struck
out
and
Clapp
flied
out
to
Bury.
In
the
seventh
they
made
a
bold
attempt
to
even
things
up
but
were
rhort
by
two
runs.
Harold
singled.
Farquhar
walked.
Stephens
singled
and
Harold
scored.
W.
Mitchell
was
thrown
out
by
Bury.
Skinner
struck
out
O.
Mitchell
singled
to
centre
scoring
Farquhar
and
Stephens.
Bury
threw
out
Chenoski
at
first.
The
game
was
played
in
the
short
time
of
one
hour
and
20
minutes,
and
with
the
co-operation
of
the
players,
Uroplre
Brookes
says
he
will
endeavor
to
speed
up
future
conterta
In
the
same
manner.
Box
Score
S.
O.
C
AB
R
II
PO
A
Stalker
If
3
0
Roberta
c
4
1
Moran
lb
4
2
Lambie
3b
3
1
Styles
p.
1
Frlzzell
cf
4
3
J.
Comadina
rf
3
0
Morrison
rf
1
0
Bury
2b
4
Johnson
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