SPORTS
Standing of the Major
Pacific .League.
San Prancisco
Salt Lake
Seattle
LosAngeles
Oakland
Po rtland
Sacramento
Ve rn o n
W. L.
53 21
44 31
37 36
37 37
33 41
31 39
32 43
29 48
Pet,
. 716
. 587
. 507
. 500
. 446
* 443
. 427
; 377
Ame ric an Le ague.
W. L.Pct,
Philadelphia 40 18.690
Washington 38 21.644
Chicago 30 29.508
St.Louis 29 34.460
Cleveland 27 32.45S
Detroit 28 33.459
Hew York 25 34.424
Boston 22 33.367,
League Baseball Clubs.
Rational
Hew York
Pittsburg
Cincinnatd)
Brooklyn
Le ague.
W.
36
32
31
30
28
27
L. Pet.
22 .631
22 .593
27 .534
28 .517
31 .483
34 .443
33 .429
34 .393
L. .Pet.
3 .667
4 .600
5 . 444
7. . 300.
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia 24
Boston 23
Juneau City League.
“WT
Alaska-Juneau 6
American Legion 6
Elks 4
Moose 3
The Moose gave the American Legion an awful beating in last
Sunday’s game in the Juneau City League, winning by a score of
16 to 5. The Moose scored in every inning except the first and
fifth, and winning hands down.
The Naval Academy won the Varsity Intercollegiate crew race
last Monday at Poughkeepsie, New York, Washington second and
Wisconsin third. Passing the one mile point, Washington led
half a length, Middies second, Pennsylvania third, Columbia fourth,
Wisconsin fifth and Cornell sixth. At the mile point Washington
made a lead of three quarters of a length over the Middies, who
were a length ahead of Pennsyl vania.
At the three mile, the Navy and Washington increased their
strokes. They were nearly even, Pennsylvania was third. A nearly
even race was rowed in a heavy rain. Time 20:34 and two fifths.
Yale’s varsity crew at New London, Conn, , last Friday defeated
Harvard’s varsity over the four mile course by a length and one
half. This is the fifth consecutive triumph of the classic series.
The annual regatta between Yale and Harvard began in i£58.
Yale has won 31 times and Harvard has had 27 winnings. The time
last Friday was 20 minutes and 26 seconds.
A new record time for the half mile run was made by Johnny
Holden, member of the Georgetown University two mile relay team
last week. Running his leg of the Georgetown-New York A.C.two
mile relay, he covered the distance in 1:51 and three fifths,
which was three fifths of a second better than the world mark
of Ted Me rideth, 1:52 and one fifth, made in Philadelphia, nine
years ago.
The U.S.Marine Corps football eleven will cover considerable
territory this fall having contests scheduled in New York City,
Cleveland, Memphis, Bristol, Tennessee, Atlanta and Washington.
Mickey Rockson and Leo Lor:ski, two leading middle weight battlers
of the Pacific Coast have agreed to fight 15 rounds July 2nd. at
the Alan racetrack, Ccuer d&Alene, Idaho, it is announced.