SPORTS.
Standing of the l.ajor League Clubs
Pacific League
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Seattle
Los Angeles
Oakland
Po rtland
Sacramento
Vernon
national
W,
49
39
34
34
31
28
28
26
L.
18
29
33
34
36
35
40
44
Pet.
.731
. 574
. 507
. 500
.463
.444
. 402
. 371
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
vv
33
27
29
27
24
24
League.
Tct
Philadelphia21
Boston
American League
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cle ve land
St.Louis
New York
Be t ro i t
Bo ston
34 18
34 19
27 24
26
28
23
23
19
26
30
30
33
34
20
. 654
. 642
. 529
. 500
. 483
434
.411
. 358,
TT.
18
21
23
24
29
30
29
31
. 647
. 563
. 558
. 529
. 453
. 444
. 420
. 392
On Stagg Field last Saturday afternoon, at the National Collegiate
track meet, Denhart Hubbard, negro, of the University of Michigan,
broke the world’s record for the broad jump doing 25 feet ten
and seven eighths inches.
The previous mark was made by R. L. Leender, of the United States
at the Olvnpic Games last year, his record mark being 25 feet six
and three sentecnth inches.
James Charteris, of the University of Washington won the
880 yard race, setting a new national collegiate record 1:55.4.
The previous record was 1:55.3. Helferish, of Pennsylvania Statt-,
who two years ago defeated Devine, of Washington State, won the
two mile race in 9:32 8-10.
Following a protest by Frank Elliot over the award of the 250
mile auto race last Saturday at Altoona, Penn., known as the speed
way clasic, to Tommy Milton, the American Automobile Association
checked the official tape of the race and gave De Paolo first,
Elliot second and Milton third. The scorers failed to credit
Elliot for a lap.
Henry Beal of Pasadena, was killed last Sunday in a qualifying
trial when his automobile jumped a retaining wall.
The Elks at Juneau last Sunday took the third straight game,
beating League leaders 8 to 6. They continued their march J-ast
Sunday by cleaning up on the Alaska-Juneau 8 to 6, making their
third straight victory. A tenth inning rally put the game on the
ice for the Elks, a single by Frederick scoring the necessary runs.
Jack Dempsey will box six rounds for charity at Brighton,
England, on July 4th. His opponent has not been selected.
Johnny Dundee, veteran featherweight, last Friday night in
New York, was decisively outpointed by Sid Terris, of New York,
in a fifteen round fight. The newspapers gave Terris every round
on points.