Yale Not In, Need
:- of Athletic Coach
New Haven, Aug. 16. Prof. Clarence
W. Mendell chairman of the execu
tive committee on athletics at Yale
University, when informed of the ca
blegram wherein- Coach Ernie Hjert-'
berg said he had heard that there
was, an opening for an athletic coach
at Yale said that no application for
a position had yet been received.
"There is no opening at Yale," said
Prof. Mendell. "Johnnie Mack for
track athletics is a fixture. Al Sharp
as athletic director, has another year
under contract and we have signed up
Tad Jones for football and Bill Laud
er for-basebalfc. There is only a row
ing coach" to 'be signed." '-,...
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And Results
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Boston 8 ; Xew York 7.
(First game, 11 innings.)
New York 4; Boston 1.
(Second game, 7 innings.)
Brooklyn 6; Philadelphia 5.
(12 'innings.)
Chicago 1; Cincinnati 0.
.Pittsburgh 4; St. Louis 2.
(First game, 11 innings.)
St. Louis 3; Pittsburgh 2.
(Second game.)
Standing
of Teams.
W.
63
59
.' 59
: 54
.56
1
47
L.
48
46
49
52
57
58
57
65
P.G
.568
.562
.546
.509
.496
.468
.452
.398
Brooklyn.
Cincinnati.
New York,
Pittsburgh ,'
Chicago . ,'.
St. Louis.
Boston
Philadelphia 4 3
Gaines Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis..
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Other teams, not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results. -Washington
6;. New York 4.
Cleveland 5; St. Louis 0.
Chicago 10; Detroit 3.
Other teams not scheduled.
Standing of Teams.
W.
Cleveland J0
Chicago 72
New York
St. Louis 53
L.
