MAJORS AFTER
joe McCarthy
Manager Loui?viile Ha* Made
Such Kecord Many Major
League Owner* Cast Envi
ous Eyes* in Hi* Direelion.
lly JOHN KOSTKIt
New York. July 14. ? Joe Mc
Carthy, tnains'r of the TajuUvIko
Club of tl? '. * : ? ? ? r I ? ? 1:1 iation t.
wanted 1:1 tl. ? innj?r I ;ucs. At
least one club is? utter liuti. Itu*
u'Minu litiii Wili l>?- aimlli< r linn,.
When McCarthy 'Signed tin- pa
pera" with Louisville last time it
was fai<l that hi" agreement
more than one year. Kvcn if it did
..... i... ?ould not he i.i U* a I.0..1
mission. unless lie had a -contrail
with rend'tatioii in i!. V*ry l!kel>
any eluh that wanted McCaitliy"
service* would approach the l.oul ??
ville (iwiii-rs iu a respectful nuniui
hi foi'r at 't aipl iliK to do l.uslues
wiili Joe.
When M Cartliy took up the Louis
ville joh again this year, it is nai
that Owner Kuebelkamp- extend-.;;
the contract fur more than one year
heeaus* he waa so well pleased wit'.*
MoCit rthy'i' work. Il was the .im
pression of most of the American
manager* and owners that l.ouisvii.c
would liaxc Its hands full to get any
where this .season after~iw*w*? LU^aJi
au<i Combs, one of whom wus the
club's winning pitcher and the other
the league's best outfielder.
Hut despite* those losses, Louis
ville has been leading the circuit,
much to the surprise and envy of
some major league cluhs which would
like to learn the recipe of getting to
I lie top. even thTnfglTyiHl have lieen
sl ripped of your hest players.
Older players of the association!
say McCarthy is one of the best
managers in baseball. They claim
he Is more than a hundler of play
ers and that he knows the game so
well that he has the best team work
of any club in the league. He teach
es his men to back each other up rind
to make advanced plays in the field.
One of the major league clubs thai
has been discussing McCarthy is in
the West.
The subject has been kept very
quiet, and It had not been Intended
to let it leak out at all unless thv.1
deal went through.
NEW FRENCH STAR
IN FIGHT TONIGHT
And With Carpentier oil De
cline Dewi-amps Hopeful
lle'tt Landed Another Wlio
Will Make Him Fortune.
By FAIR 1*1. AY
Cmrltki. in.. ? T?. X..T.
New York. July 14.? An interest
H? tl.? *0.?nr?|
"'I'""" ''"lis |i. r
<CMrrl?ht. IW4.
New York, July 14.: ? The per
formances that have been going on
at the Olympic games, and tbON Riv
en In this country In the tryout* for
the Olympic team emphasize forclbl)
the amiuslng progress that has been
made In track and field sports In this
country.
A little less than 50 years ago, the
first so-called "Intercollegiate track
games" were held as a sort of side
show to the boat race at Saratoga.
How the winners of those events
would have gasped had th*>y been
matcheiT ~ akalrist the Til ft Hum \wr*
former! Parmeley of Prlncetor
threw the hammer 7 5 feet and 10
Inches. Suppose someone had tola
Parmeley as they pinned the med<il
on his manly bosom that a hammer
thrower would arise who could let
him heave a second time from wher*
the hammer lighted on the first
throw and then stand at Parmeley'#
original mark and over throw hit
double throw! Suppose Copeland of
Major league Scores
NATIONAL l?KA<a('K
Srttunln>'H Score*
Chicago. 3; New York. 14.
Cincinnati -Boston ? rain.
St. Louis-Brooklyn ? rain;
Pittsburgh, 6-3; Philadelphia. 5-2.
I I First Kamc, 10 innings. Second, 11,
I I II 111 11X8- >
Sunday*? Score*
Now York, 0; Chicauo. 8.
I Brooklyn.. n : St. Louis. 4.
Boston. 4-0: Cincinnati, 0-~4" =^"""
Standing of Tejii:v
iVt.
N? *v York . ?,-> ? r
Chicago II r... ?;
Pittsburgh 4I ?;*'
Brooklyn 41
* 'iiirinnaii II '4*.>
Boston - 4- Vj*
IMiiFaci. Ii.i.ia . ':|JJ
St. Louis ??j '-'*so
AMKItMW U:\(il K ~
Saturilnj'tk Score*
Boston. 8; Chicago. 17.
I Washington. 1-0; Cl?-v? *: rid, 7-2.
N. w York, 4; St. Louis. 2.
Philadelphia. 1; Detroit,
Su inlay's Scores
St. Louis, 2; New York. 6.
j Cleveland. 11; Washington, 15.
Standing of Teams,
\v. r? ivt.
Now York 4?5 3 4 .573
Washington 45 36 .55?
Detroit. - 4 4 37 .5 4::
jChlcniro :t;i .50Q
I St. Louis 38 40 .4 80
Cleveland 38 4 2 .475
Boston 38 4 2 .4 75
Philadelphia 31 4!? .387
Cornell, who won the mile in Just a
second and a half under five mln-|
utcs. had heen told that men were)
coining who could give FTTm fiuTFT1
than 40 seconds start and heat him. '
Or Wakonian with his 18 1-2 seconds '
for the. hurdles, had been told that!
his successors would heat him by;
four seconds!
1 In view of this progress, one a'.- j
most feels that there is 110 limit to,
record breaking. It does seem how ]
ever, as though we were reaching a;
point in human achievement where*
the shading must grow less and less*
? when' further shattering of rec-|
ords will depend upon Improvement i
In track conditions or mechanical
equipment ? and upon more accurate
methods of timing. But the fact re-i
mains that the human race the world
over is realizing upon his powers 0(1
performance to a far higher degree!
than ever before in history. The
gr?*at problem is to convert thes*ji
achievements into the greater vic
tories and the more essential record
breaking health and happiness of the
millions who never win medal* 01 I
hive their ftafliea blaa&a^d-apoa- the '
roll of victors.
? And then too there is the pro'.i
I* in in mass and national pf-yrholosy |
lo be solved ? to make our athlet.-a
a common bond to knit the nation ?]
loKciher in peaceful and pleasurable 1
competition. Our own Miss Wills
lias been ambassador of the greate?t
value. The victories c?C Abrahams
and Low have caused to flame up i?:
ilritlsh circles a recrudescence of
former confidence in JJritish maii
-iiuuj. which will :if* ;ta an unlidui^
| to the critical pessimism of those
who contended that the Hritish nu
llum was running into ;i slate of de
\ cadence. The work of the FTnni
; has made that smaller nation known
and admired as they never would
, have be^n without it. France ha.?
I '
Hot
Weather
means a Hot Weather Suit.
We have them in all ti e
cool materials and tailored
right.
D. Walter Harris
The City Tailor and
Clothie .'
gained appreciably in the spread of
athletic Interest throughout her peo ;
pie and the necessary stimulus liasj
now bee nadded to not only by th*|
work of Lenglen but by thai of Bo
rotra and Lacoste. Our own people
may have needed Just a bit of tern
poring, and if go it has boon admin
istered by Abrahams and Lowe and
some others of the competitors.
Altogether, if the end of th?? ,1
Olympics and our other international
contests finds us all nearer together
each respecting the other more, we
-profit;- A?d finuilv-ww insijL,
? well unite in searching for the way
to convert all his to th?* health and
happiness of the non-stars ? the av- ,
erage man and woman.
STRIBLING-GREB
BOUT CALLED OFF
Chicago, July 14. ? The bout be
tween Young Striblfng and Harry
Greb net for Michigan City, Indiana,
on July 26. w as called off yesterday
when Stribling refused the amend
ed terms of the bout which was to
have been fought on July the
Fourth.
I MTEI) STATES IS
Wl.VNKH IN OLYMPICS
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An old tobacco
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frornWellman's
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Slow burning
cool Smoking
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