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- Bambino ~BMC EFTS 7T - un -NR TSHS. E- Detroit Outhits Kilties, But Mays Keeps Hits Scattered; \_ Cobb Gets Homer. New'York, July 11. -New York made it three out of four from-Detrolt today, win- ning the find! game of the series, 6 to 5. The Tigers outbatted the Yankee® .but rings Toi Es FIVE TOP BATTERS IN ~ BIG LEAGUES, BASED 'ON HITS TO YESTERDAY AMERICAN LEAGUE Player, Club. G. AB. R. H.} Pot Jackson, | Chi. Ruth, N. Y. Weaver, Chl. a NATIONAL LEAGUE Player. Club. G, AB. R. H. <Pet. o4ge---_-- with the exception of the sixth Inning WILL SEND BEST ,Mays kept the hits: scattered. In | the \third Inning Ruth hit Ais twenty-seventh home run of the season. On his other three trips to the plate he was inten- tlonally passed by Ehmke, DETROIT. +1 NEW TORE. . AB. It. 1. 0.A; AB, R. It. 0.A, £01 1 9 A go8 40% 1 b b 0 1 0 2 9 - - 1 % 8 9 1 pif 9 1 % % 0 Pio 9 0 1 : 9 1 4 0 f . 24 0 0 $03 0 4 0.9 J - 3 0 £ 9 8 rid 4 - ' si 9 r A4 801 0G -__- + ii g g g A 0 0 1.3 . OLIS C 00 gecs- Lawson Robertson Sees Wealth Totals: ..36 8 11 26 8 s r t 18 '*Baited for Pinelli In: ninth. * Batted for Ehioke n nloth. . Score by Ini Detrolt + . New York . rare 2 x~-6 Eners-Detroit; Jon@#: Two base (2) Pipp, Priti Home run-nuth, Cobb, frae, ases ® Ruth. Seerffec-Stays. Double playz-Pritt to Ward New, York Bases on ball Ehmke, 6.\ Struck out-By. Ma R e, 4. and C 'Time-1 80. sénatoré Get Brush ning today, 4 to 0, Morion scoring hls second victory of the series. It was the second shut out of the 'season 'for the locals. «> wasmmngroy, xp. h A8. m. 36. Alby R £, 0, A, damleion, If 5° 1 ~ 0 Chapman, as 5 1 Ol Speaker, 'cf. 4.1 Ol@mitm, 500 iGsranee, 3h. 5 ¢ 0 a 1 contimmnonni? chevEl *A 3h 4 2 Johnston, 'b 4 x'o'mu . $! Marion, p.. 4 Pg f i> ean en con aeon ads + Morals 0 T 27-26], Totals .l 4011 27 17 \ \Batted for Plefalch In fifth. > Score by Inntfies, « r % 050 n 00 200.654 0.0 o-o o o a o, 0-0 torbe, Ghatrity: Tro: base 'Three base hilts-Chavman, 11; Washington, 8... Bates on. Iehnion, 2; off 'Mortons 2, :- Johnson, 10 In T Inolim: off Ericuon, 1 tn 2, fnoimes, | Strick: out-Dy dehnsom: 5. Loring plicher~Fohnson. .. Umplres-stortarity \/ and / Chill. neoorurnd censses0s00 nnn me What Do: You- Know _- . : About Sporting World? Copyright, 192, Answers to Yesterday's “Que‘atlmyu. T 'The Javelin was added to the A. A. TJ. program In 1090, 2 The junlor amoteut track and felt champlonships were first held In 1900. 3. S&m Hardy won the Pacific const tennis a ,Thd1mzbznshlg in 1691 end. 1896. j . The national open golf _cham hl Was never held on the Padflcpéggfilp 5. O'Dowd and Wison' had not mot before O'Dowd lest the title to him, 6. The first bout botween Mason and Tre- e was n 10-round no decision af- fair at Detroit, January 50, 1019, T: Faber joined the White Sox in 194 coming from Des Moines, * & Thormahien ips 28 years old. & Thormahien is 23 years old 10. Ruth batted 42: last year to Cravath's Questions, 1. What'ts the largest number of sactiftc hits made by\a player in a slnmg ale 2 wht reine groin full mays a HS:“““'\ have stay? the SAL?“ . many games separated the Whi Sox and Indians at the close of lag: xeason\ & When did 3C J. Iyan, of the ' Irish - - American . win -o amen C., win the Amtrican wgum? F T. en axghwnuam Johnston, national coast championship? 8 How old ix Lew Tendler? %. What's alike O'Dowa's home city? fing the cards after the dealer? > Copyright, 170. AQUEDUCT ENTRIES | Hollize, 106; *Valcrie West, 13; 106: Bfobler, 100; *Huron 2nd, T Eagle, 113; Cum Sah, 13; Crifwe, 113; *American Eagle. 10%. ez 16; King Tey, 18; > H1 Up, 1; Queen of the Sea. 15, 34; PA Caretal, 3297 ole, TS; Many, H6; Figfag CZ W allowance catmed. + uo we , clears trade faso | 10 In a four-handed rame of draw Re? p . has any mayer the privile za “TREE tread First race, claiming, three-year-olds and Kansas City ... wp, six furlongs-Our Nephew, 113; »pel.| Wright and Kocher: gion Queen, 95; Brisk, 112; Nelle Yorke, 108; Chimera, 109; E4, Primo, 116; Marion 3 Fleelng G Sheik, 1131 Black Prince, - 306; Double Tams, Hall and Griner and Hargrave. : Lovers Lan, asd, 98: Madam Byng. 14 \Thistle Queen, ye ? T; Locust Leaves, 100: Fair Coleen, 100; and Mayen - \\ \\\ 0000904 Liberty Girl, 103; Kéen Jané. 109; Senator First game: Sedund race, Stcepiechase for malden) Milwaukee . founye ids and up, about two miles- Valspa‘w: WinoonskL 17; Little in.” t “Masha” and Miller and i 10; Transpero, 142; race, the Domino Handicap for cind inin iy: | caren ay ® 7 is : ad - p fee T8; Lady B+ Tablas , Roerse and Henline; Reinhart, Uirich, ir I Ford, Qgten, «War Plame. Il: \Ide N6: Com Sah. H1; Poor Butterfly, 105: Gath, IH: \Haute. 106; *Youneed, 1G; \War Smoke, II; two-} won from the Rail Lights, an Independent LONG DISTANGE * of Mgirathon“Maté'rial Heres ' Sport: NotBrytéI. | -By LAWSON ROBERTSON - to, Plog: Mays to Werd. Left on heses-Dotrglh 5; (Ccach of Athletics, University of Penn- Om Mazu. li of | \ sylvania.) - N . Copyright, 19%. + <, . A groat deal of nonsense has been writ- ten Jn the newsrlspers both abroad and in this country as to the dangers of long F <p distance 'running and ' particularly about F or Second Time, 4-0 the proposed. abolition of the Marathon + - as ' race In future Olympic games, 'The original program of the Antwerp \Washington July 11-Cleveland made it games did not Include the Marathon rase five out of six from Washington by win-| was only after protests from seve eraill European countries. had , been | res viewed that this classical event, undoubts edly. the feature contest of the last thres modern Olymple meets, was added for this year, - Jt was. said. that a- sport which makes such claims on a man's power of endur- ance us to render it possible for him, to be worn 'out by! sheet exhaustion. during the test, was brutal and degrading and that some less exerting sport should.. be substituted. For our part 'we think it poor sport that dots not at some tiime put test and we hopo for the sako-of the do- velopment of. manhood that sport - may never become quite free from risk maintaining that dangerous sports should be specialy encouraged but we object to a healthy 'sport. being .condenined becatiso 1t may cecaslonally put competitors to a se- vere strain.. As.a-matter of fact. parma» ment injury to the system from long tance running !wjof rarest occurrence. . . . +The same objections. have . been .. mado agninst rowing as against long distance vunning. but ingury . into the lives of old oarsmen as, wellas veteran long distance runners of 'The first /Yank has not borne out the gloomy views 'of the nowspaper moralist, t - Must Have Training. ; </> {Just as in other sports like boxing and I rowing thero are occasional Instances of untrained or unseasoned youths who have been known .to collapse because, of .Im- proper proparation; so It 4s with long dis- tance running. But under proper auper- vision the physically ft 'marathoner has manent Injury. . , \ 'The American team hs solected by 'the Qlympic committee can hardly hope to do better as .a team than 'that. of the two last Olymlzlc marathon aggregations in 186 and 19 Although in the Stock- holm race our men were unable to finish frat or second, team honors were easily captured with Strebinc, Gallagher,' For- shaw, ot al. © American Team, . This year several American veteran run- ners will make the 26 milo Journey! from Brussels to Antwerp led by. Frank Zun who perhaps has had more experinece than the other five men selected.. Zuna is a rather large type of long distance runner, almilar in stature. to Kenneth McArthur of South: Africa who | is. the Carl Linder, winner of the recent Boston marathon and Arthur Roth are next to Zuna in years of experience and both are consistent in | their performances, | Joe Organ, .Charles Mellor and Jack Webber are not quite up to the mark in point of speed but marathon running is a' very uncertain same and never since Phedip- pades, the original marathoner, who. car- rled the message of victory from the bat- tlefielda of Marathon to Athens, 2.000 years ego, has anybody been able to put his and say, 'This man is the favorite.\ Nearly every one of the 28 countries entered at Antwerp will be represented, €. Who &s the Innu- national diving tham» and the Jong distance runners from Japan, Italy, Finland, Sweden, England and the Unlted States have the most formidable competitors.\ amplon, first win the Paclfic} Americans have always been well up \in the money\ in previous marathons, having fnished third in Pariz In 1800; first Seatle sac i ts ond tom In ndon in 1908, an Stockholm in 1912. \ lAMERlCAN ASSOCIATION I RHE 310 1 Loulsyille s ccc. Bolden and Sweeney. 409 5 1014 2 Barger, Mulrennan and Hartley: Wil- Toledo . ...... SMinneapolis ~ .. Indianapolis Sister, St L..... 75 802. 50 127 A21) Speaker, Cleve... 77 208 TH 121.406 Ti 284 47 118.308 73 247 10 93 385 75.818 60 115.362 Hornsby, St. L.. 78 300 50 114 .369|' Earl Smith N. Y. 44 187 10 47 .343 Roush,: Cine..,.. 69 255, 34 84° .320 Konetchy, (Brook. 62.248. (27° 19° .325 J. Smith, St -L.. 50 153 31 49. .320 man's powers 6f endurance to the fullost There in quite a different position from present holder of the marathon trophy, finger on a list of entries {n such a race, 2 T 0 INDOOR SPORTS. ws » &. < fun/Ac: pte evgrt ODay. - - 'on. wHat nes evmen V | wonperrut Lmiex 13356 1.goopnound mAnNEt So i ic HT | HAS mo- hiD uep be ER er Hebe. z 7 ' ' mwosom | spPoA@ty '56 E81E- wed - reeds wind tE 2+ s >| Benton's : | single, .put-visito ~| -and 'New 'Xork ited ithe so & , wo, -New defeated In' the final 'game' of: the Herzog's fumble. of. 1lowing. - Snydei second and,. third, doubled: . Frisch's doub Tunerott, King:: Chicas o 'base bite Merge, Burns (7 B Ing: featured Bill. Hillien:yesterday: afternoon in Chadwick . A dispute In- the {fifth {frame 'over first, captured. his. authoritative qualificati and 'doubled his mitts, His self control Jigg's Momer, * seldom If ever been known to. suffer pet- Dorichue's homer over the Teft: field fence came in the fifth inning with ond out and the , bases llnnccupled. McCorry fied out a few seconds before and unfortunately, and fortunately also, the cirenit clout counted, but for one ru. That run beat the Pittsfield aggregation for from then until the game ended not an' Albany man crossed the .rubber- for a marker.. Donohue missed the $50 sign by a small margin. \fe giant Enover on the mound foreed in one of Albany's runs and: Prediger: drove In two with a long single to right field. \The first two innings passed quickly with six men faciog Marguis nnd six JAlbany men atepping up for, Snover's offerings. McCorry, who led off for Albany; made the bes} of three healthy swings. The. red pilot deserves credit for the manner in which he sliced the ozone.. Each was a haymaker and cach twirled him around before he regained his mblance. Albany fans gazed upon the six foot Snover as a resurection from the majors and were ready to charge Manure: Birmingham with bad faith. The lefty monndsmen, however, descended to minor class and the fans drew & breath of relief, Donohue, number two man on the McCorry heavy artillery squad. Jaid his stick neross the seams of the pelict and sont it into right feld for a single. Dameron hit to. Hammond forcing out Donohue at second and on the next play was caught at second himself in an attempt to steal. In the mecond stanza Baker and Brausen went out at first and Leary fanned. Sweatt struck out in the third while Prediger and Marquis waited and walked. McCorty ht into a_ double lay when he was tagged at first and argus at second. B : Solg'n's Inning. Alban's stellar fourth frame nrrived and pissed quickly but during that time three markers had been placed on the scorebourd. - Donohue hit through third bare. Dameron hit on the same place and would have been out at first had Hammond not drawn Adams off the bag with a poor throw. With. two Solons decorating the sacks, Baker picked off the first ball pitched and ? sent it to Hammond, who drew Adams away from the bag with a second poor throw. 'The bases full and nore out, Leary. too anxious, fanned. | Brausen Taid low _ little bingle along the first base line foreing out Donohue at the platter. On this play Hayden was in- fjuted for Jikes slid into him fnd sent his spikes into the ankle of the come little Hillies® back stop. | Donobue gave Tiley Brimnziing‘ham’s' Clash Laughlin and Donahue Only Few of Many: ...By GEORGE iv: HARDER A teat fist fight between Umpire McLaughlin and Ma home-run. by Jiggs Pete Brausen's Httlé hidden all ‘sézexkl.figl: raising catches, a couple of lightning slides and a slight injury to Catcher Hayden B cCorty'n slashing 'dashing Senators' 4° tq. Bwin over the Pittsfield park. {ose r a«funner for : Hammond : after: that: hard. led -had<perched Himself on second by 'way 'of. the- two bagger route, threatened, to ruin the tilt. Hammond had an uygent telephone call.and Hayden was chosen to taken his stindton second, Manager Birmingham started an. argu- ment wvith the burly official, who took the abuse kindly, as he usually does, until his Jewish blood boiled within. 'The Boston copper; for that is- where. Mebaughlin ions; stripped off his mask and protector came to the front, however. and he was content with ordering the Pittsfield pilot from the bench; A large crowd: had gathered on the field, and sulked back to- their seats 'disappointed perhaps that Lour favorite ump neither took nor gave the throatened beating. 65k the fans a thrill for he left the ground when a good many. feet away fro mths plate and ' completed one ofthe 'pretti- cit exhibitions of -sllding sten <on the Broadway grounds. wok Vl. Sweatt made the big bird pitch,\ wait- ing and waiting until,it seemed almost dangerous to. wait- longer. \ He gained his objective, however, and trotted on four balls as Dameron was foreed 'meross the plate. | With two men.dead and the tombstones still decorated,. Larry Pred!- ger, amid a rousing. welcome from a grandstand and, two bleachers full of fans, stepped into Umpito McLaughlin's \territory and sent the apple for a long gingle into vight field, scoring Baker, and Brausen. | Marquis went out on a short drive to third base, - .After Donohite's homer in the- fifth frame, Dameron hit for a two bagger but there was no. more scoring. .' The big 'moundsman strength- encd and his support. tightened. | With ball trick in the fourth inning little, if any, excitement was provided by the vis- itors; | Manager Birmingham and | the playing .members of the Pittsfield team tried to. argue with both officials that Brausen's Lila)- was ilegal. Canal. the victim of the trick, was sore and his dis comfort was shared equally by each and every member of the nine. . Hammond banged out a two timer in the fifth and reached third but the Albany infield was working and be failed fo change the nothingness: of the score board. .., Hillles Open Fire. . In the seventh,- after. the Pittafiel fans, who, judging from. their outcries, numbered in the Bundieds, failed to take the usual good luck streak, the Hillies went at the game like tigers: , Capes led of with a single “imam shortstop. Bates fanned, Hammond hit his recond two bagger and scored Capes, Keegan went out at first after a neat throw from Sweatt to Dameron. Bosse hit to center field and scored Hammond. Hayden fied out .to McCorre. , In the eighth, Adams walked. Ti- man advanced him to recond but was caught at first. Capes hit into center field and scored Adams.. Rates and Ham- mond fied out, leaving Tillman on the second sack. In the final stania. Domohue, robbed Kesgan of what would ordinarily have been a three baser when be ram to the fence and grabbed bis loog fr. The eatch was a thriller and brought t an end one of the finest exhibitions of base: ball ever played on any lot . Hepinstall took care of the bases in a manner sat- Lisfactory to all. a ? mell, .Fourth race, the Astoria for filles, two- & five forlonge-Joen Marie, N2: pends ie mene coe Sit IB: Phillies Victors In stock. former major Ieague pitcher, and whtit, by a soore of $ to 2 here today. Roest int B22 Costy Got | Score ; Nor: & went uo: 7 : REE Ts: Sedenald, mit: IH: Onl ma x w - Toad, I% Philadelphia Nat .. abguoaza—z g; e8. for 1¢ ® track out I \ [ tad Relfing of Hem featured. for the Co- agen Rail Lights .......... 00020050 and T 3 50 Exhibition. Joust Toledo, July 11-The Philadelphia Columbias Blank \The Coltmibias of the South End went to Copymans yesterday and continued their and viey the strong 4 Tong winning mmkbyunfldfsthe wine at“: Sunday they wit ting: 11:25: Toledo, - of that place by the score of Tio Q So-|vawart clot, 'The Colombias have JulF XNatlondis bunched Hits of Ralph Com- Fale, on the tnound for the Columbias, 5 open and would Tike to hear from «ome s suberb Ball, allowing four seat»; strong next tered his and IL He was held Seit to Joey Herman, 6 Sloam streef, or up It sso formt by Dotch Abse, Rn-§°H3Lm' non ' me # fo : seas can. on the mound for Compmars T1 Combag . 17 Iumbias, while the fielding of Gale fea- tored for Coeymans. fre article of ball and will make a strong: bid for the city champlonship this fall. Coeyn'zans Nine The Columblas hate been puttlog up & Saturday The club will Journey to Cam- <lob, Communications may, be _ Score: RE T Corprumns . .......... 000000 8 6 6-5 wE. TooK ANOTHER, JOE! wl #. oats 6. . gngs‘gva nclnnati 'an Brausen, ss.. .. Scanlon, p. . 5“ 905g“? Fm AE . ; Brooklyn at Chicago. /. . St. Loulm . a.) | la at Cincininatl. | Etan for. Wingo in ainths® 'Boston « , : _N9 ogher games . (Enofo-Bont > .. |ipitis, Blcking, \0 C a Home . rung-Ronohue. 643 | Holke,. Maranvilte, . Double: plays~math. to. Sick hits-Dameron,. Hammond > (2 pubat G on '%. bases-Albany; - / . '.. bases - McCorryy Adams, , Double plays-Capes to Adams} §t, 'Lo, to Bates; Hayden to Hammond: Hayden to Capes; McCorry. to. Baker to Brauson. alls-Of Snover, 4; off M « Struck out-By AB€ delph, uis, '2; off Scanlon, \| Moran.\ Timm nover, . 5; by Ma none, < Batter struc OR Snover,'5; off Marquis, 6; off Se 2. ° Innings - pitched--Suover, Wild. pitches [, ;. Time-2 hours, 1 min. -U Loughlin, Hepinstall cord Time Made -- | R 2 ? Sto Louls at Boston,- man. ~Hits-- , No other games schedul EASTERN LEAGUE ¢.\ - \ Yesterday's Results, - ' Springfield, 11 Waterbury} 7. (eco game). | - 6+ Worcester, 3; Bri Hartford, 8; New \. 'Standing the Teams.. . In Bicycle Trial|. AL-Record. time. for the- offcial 'Olymple, bleyelo distance. of 108.74 miles was made tion trial for American 'Olymple 'bleycle teamn' here today by James B. \Red\ Fre Louls.| His time of 52:50 two minutes faster than. the ecord made In n tryout here, ago by A. Nlemlnsyy of New Harif ork. Thirty-five riders from varioys parts of the United States started in today's event and were sent-away at three minute August Nogara, of Washington, D. G., was second, fintshin Other loaders. followed John Otto, Newark, New York, 5180 is: cago, b: . - M fie, six' leaders were chosen as mem- bers of the American Olympic road team, The sprint track team will be composed of Fred Taylor of New York, who won amateur, title. today at Newark, N.\J. and Anthony Young, Wils Ham 315k and Chris Dotterwelch, all of \ Floral. Park,. Jul In the final elimina- Bridgeport . ...... the exception of Pete Brausen's hidden |y * Gams Teday. Worcester at St ' \To ry‘ungmd e aterbu th o - . -* Albany at;§g\:pguvgm .I}{mll¢AT[Q¥AIi LEAGUE Yesterday's Results, Buffalo, 7; Baltimore, 5. Rochester, 5; Syracuse, 3, No other game. Standing: of the Teams. 5:28:30; Ernest obert Grasing, ockholm, Chi- sm‘afny‘u‘mxny wat CBr stemart, Dock, a. tmb feat >.'vu _' ske tm South American Gets K. O0. Win In First | & 3 mat oly Angel boxing champjon, of ocked aut Antonio Sirsa Buenos Afre®, uth America, kn the first half of the first round of a scheduled. 10 round' bout at the University club here last night. The winner has 52d any South American. fighter to a - - LIVE Baltimore at Buffalo. , | - Jerseyscjty at Ak‘ron. Rochester:\ h Reading. at Toronto. WIRES Press Publishing Ca., (The New Yor Eventag world.) ~] The. scare: - Copyright, 198, by The \This is leap year for some Just another year for Connie Mack, The Cards are baving their aungal rgsh {mm . Fate has heen kind to Detroit this year. It put 'em in gicls and Presidential year for somé guys. But it's the sameleague with The C. S. seft their golf-experts to England and iall they: talked about was the weather. F ° alter Johnson's mo-hif-norum performan of a zood pitcher 'in him, \_L. ko. Th great Saishing school fo + rovided they want to| $27 finish tn eighth place. # j 1 rioflmphscspm ea + yo & In the absence of tHe Setiate from Washingion, Clark Grifith is trying to teep the town ou the * T. Barmum was right. © wass wll - that perf cesborsthsvkldh‘ls4fiemvkilfilxmu % . . with $50.000 sed the Knew! (Ole Prlsch; Double: plays-Heriog. to to- Kelly. > Left on: bases-Ne al Leféire: to. Bancroft >. Ne t: Ch Base on Mexgo, iA. Steve TWild plteh-Beo Time-1:50, / uber?'s Homer Wins 'For Redmen In. Ninth ma \ * .. Cincinnati; July: Tun In the ninth: inning toda . The drive sent. in 'two of Daubert and 'all threes\ cunderthe:new rules; Salles ° + Bailed «tor: Rudolph th ntithy $1000 \out when winlaz run hols Reotd' by 'Imaings veer 0 0 ©0097 vis 4.0030 0 4 toni, Holke, 'Boeckel, MeQuilts l bare. bit-Wh £ % Wingo, Two.. ‘ Bulliyan,, Tosckel, Mitanrillo (2). Thieo bas Roush. Home -'ron-Daubert. . Racrlfices= aut toh to «Bath: to Daubert mung. Matanrils, to Holke; Fick io Hel Maranvill Left, on 'bases-Boston, 7? Cincinnt Baseton falleo. 27, of off \ Ballew,- T. in T inningst. aff Fili 2 In. 2 Innings} off, Rudeloh 1 in 8 i otr ct. fo\ 18\ inon,\ Binte: dural Filer, 11\ by- Rudelph, Wignlng: pltehen-Eller. Loaing pltcher-Moguill Umplegs-Rigler and Marquard Inf orm And | \|. Dodgers Take 21 Win St; Louls,\ July 11-8t., Louls. 'could do - nothing with MarduaKt after the. first In- ning. today. when ' tripled / and scored'on an Brooklyn won, 2 to 1, for the fourth-victory out of five-g@mes _| played \here. Doak'swildness 'paved the , way for the winhing run' In the alkth, \Whest. walking and\ scoring. 'after two were out on Elliott's single to left. \ . 6T. LouI® _o. 0 BROOKLTN, An - ABR Bt. mod. I. o, [3 5 0 610506 P19 ata 0 a Poa. o 0-808 Jp 6408 1 P o Lr mse a. 6.0 0 Rd I <6 25405 13 a L000 0 0 4.0 0 £10. a. o o 1 ° a> a> 0% 0 1 6 f idl gt) Touts Tanuths base hit-* | Three Janrzin. Sacrifiees-Johnalon, lidaff, Schalta: D Rilis® and Reariely; Lein ind Fours nle. Left. on 10} Bt. Leola, -& art, 12) off £ New Yorker Victor ~~~ ., dn Chess Tourney ' Atlantic City, N. J., July 1.-Frank J. Marshall® of New York, United States chess. chamslon,- defeated E. S, Jackson of Philadelphia, In their adjourned game In the masters' chess tournament here to- day. The game was put over from the third round of the tournament yesterday, The fourth round will start tomorrow, Charles Jaffe, New York, tho and one. half games; Mafshall and Stasch Miot-- kowski 'of Los Angeles, two gamks each; ; S.'T. Sharp .of Philadelphia, one and one- half; Géorge G. Neldich of Cornell un versity, one; Jackson, mone: | ' Grand Circuit Races _ ~ Switched To Toledo
