Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1921, Page 25

nreren SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 192L SPORTS. 25 Heilmann Fools Critics by Continuing Heavy Hitting : Columbia Gets Ready for Golf Event TIGER, SLATED TO FADE, | fuims: T ove i} | American and English Golfing. 1Y [0 MEET TILDEN PROVIDING FACILITIES STIIJL TOPS THE LEAGUE '-:':"."5."::.,."3":.5:"3?:‘:3’.?:'::53 W{l’l Meet in Title Euen Hre No S s s sos i wtnes| FOR VISITING PLAYERS exhibit at American League Spain, in Final of British BY W. R. McCALLUM. BY JOHN B. FOSTER. Park with the Mackmen a8 ” g m o . - EW YORK June 29—~1The end of June sets in rightiafiermidnight ;‘:n:‘::m:.;:st.;k"‘:: "rzl:h'-‘.- 2 » . %J& th Amt::td msmgl"' I o IOI':_COU;I:hOf{;‘{udl“sT;: coi‘;lmbr:, Cll:b;;"}t;'t '1‘:)!2?,”en fhm:. i P ; ce the Griffn w 3 g : ni ved July 19-22, sive, and Harry Heilman still leads the batters of the American League | | 2 couple in Bhiladelphin, where ) G b s pionship of the w play y inclus will be closed to all but contestants in the championship from with a percentage of 419. Considering that everybody and the | i beth R; raia H r | 3 yan of California wom the final ; : office cat prophesied that he wouldn’t lead longer than the last of May ' | took a pair, and where the final aich 1a the weisew's slngise of iké Thursday, July 14, Fnul July 23, officials of the club announced today. at the most, he has done well i ;:f‘ne net )‘;ller\lny was drown- British tennis champlomship tourma- | Mst of the competitors are expected to arrive Saturday or Sunday pre- 3 + | ¢ in the firat i e i If it were anything except an abnormal batting season and he had | | See Judme had staried with & ment today, defeating Mrs. Satter.|ceding the tournament. thwaite of England, 6—1, 6—0, Miss| The entire dewn-stairs locker room ing national professional champions been able to present such e i is | | resounding tripte. X cr u 4 record: toithe pubhc. 4 {Beilias; mage lhls' Ryan thereby earns the right to meet Will be turned over to tournament: will play in the Columbia event. The year, he would be a sensation. With the Mackmen just mow i the benefit of the best 5 " a e In the early part of the year he bat- credit and has time enough to make| | pitehing they have enjoyed th Mlle, Susanne Lengien fn the chal-,COmpetitors and the effects of all the | curious part of this fact is that the ted as no man has hit n recent sea-)a double century and halt unother,| | season from a quintet of cur 2 : lenge round. members will be moved out the Fri-| holder of the Hritish championship sons for a stretch of five or six|and then some, before the last day is crn—DMoore, Hasty, Harrin, Nay- iy b 4 ’ IMBLEDO! —William T.|day preceding the tourney. The grill|i8 an American, the briliant Jock Weeks. His batting percentage was|rung up on the schedule. lor and Keefe—the Griftx will / Tilgen, the worlh":’l‘:gnf:’uxi; ‘enam- | room on the ground floor of the club | Hutchison of Chicago. while the hold- as big as a spring millinery bill and Ruth Has an Ambition. have to hustle to maintain the v 4 Dlon, will meat cither B: L. C. Norton | will be reserved for players in the|®F of the American title is Ted Ray the critics said it couldn't last. Babe Tuth e found out thet there| | Reven-to-five same advantage ’ e th Aot e aruei Kioneo ot | cnampionenip. of Oxhey,’ England. Hutchison is & Falls to Discourage Him. for the seaxon they mow hold. R 7 2 % Spain for the British champicnship ‘ork on the goif course is complet- ng‘;f:\";;;-” d'nhmn. but is a natural- That didn't discourage !leilman. i H is another home run record which hel | zachary probably wil do the % # : Koo s g on turf courts. ed with the exception of maintenance. | He kept-on banging away a¢ the ball, | May add to his collection. Now that flinging for the McBridemen to- ¢ 4 a4 Alonso won his way to the final by | Chairman Chasmar of the greens - and he never has abated his energy. he knows about it he wants it. Noj | 947 I B 1 o LA defeating Zenzo Shimidzu, the Japa-| committee has a force of ucventeen End Women's Net Pla although his proportion of safe hits|latter in the American League has| |- ? ness star, in their fomi-final match|men constantly at work and the put-| - y. B D n atioad oporion, e I S e AN acasle has - o 3 ” g ; 4 yosiorday after 3’ hard-fought' con-|Ung greens are watered every night | Championship net contests held by The Detroits had to take the road | une game. o § % -6, 7—5, 3—6, 6—4, 8—6. A% a resul Krvgl'l’!! are in a first|the Women's Tennis League during in the month of June and the Ravens| The Natlonal League had two MMM[].”UN TU []UASH BASE v % tf‘F"m‘ E",'erm?anfl’:Y his defeat ;‘;g;,;‘";eg‘,’°'.;;d§‘,;",};‘,“f,:;,‘;g’ her | the past tu swesits --nde; ‘\‘o "»Jx:tm\‘ rrahed eé tops hégdn 1o ; e o o g v . of Francis unter. the American, - 3 . Festeriay perched in the tree tops and began to | ters who made four. One of them 2 O o i fveae e o 600, 63, | ards have been built and a new path | With the pl.;ing of the mixed doubles tell each other what would happen to | was Bobby Lowe of Boston and the! 57, 5—1, 6 has been eonstructed to the 17th tes|final, which was won by Maryw o 13" es “bartiEe now at_a|cenicr ‘than Delehayts, “besaune the| : iy Miss E. Ryan and Mrs. Satter-|from the sixteenth green. A new path| wakeford and A. E. Constantine. Tr 500 canter, but he is sure hitting the | fences wi sater tosbion Thew were ; . g thwaite of England meet today in the | has also been built from the 15th tee L4; B Constant; h et He o e 100 105 25 Hislots Basteccpbsarer toihinl They Were - ; final of the women's singles, and the|to the fairway. -€®| aeteated Mary Lee Turner and Capt. - - — = winner wiil play Mlle. S. Lenglen in| By a curious coincidence two reign-' Waggoner. 3—6, 6 —4 GO, June 20—A motion by‘ s LT : < : the challenge round. € Miss Ryan of California and Mile.| Lenglen of France defeated Mrs. Lam- bert Chambers and Mrs. Larcombe, England, 6—2, 6—2. WESTERN NETMEN LEAD! Have Five of the Eight Phyen‘ Remaining in Intercollegiate Tourney Singles. PHILADELPHIA, June 25.—Five western and three eastern representa- tives today entered the fourth round CHI INDIANS HOLD T0 STRIDE | ™ g g2 oW o T Tk players to throw the 1919 world | § series he quashed as illegal under the | B Outhit by Browns, But Make Own AMERICAN LEAGUE. | llinols taw was overruled by Judge Safeties Tell Heavily—Red Huge Friend here today. Sox Beat Athletics. PEERI_m J’WU ! Cloveland York New W N T « Those world-champion Indians are Rolding to their winning stride in the American League race. Yesterd were outbatted b | Tris Speaker's cohorts made e smash count and won handily. Boston. the Red Sox triumphed in the | .\Will Encounter Morse Athletic i Seventeen hits for the Browns off | Results of Yesterdny's Games. | in Sunday Contests. i | Club and Domirican Lyceums final of their series with the Athletics. | e susines p ; . : % : K W9 |of the intercollegiate tennis lourni-l Coveleskie were more than matched |y, S Philaderphia. 1 4 f : . of; t by sixteen made by the Indians off | Cleveland 5r. 00, Turin Pecrless Athletic Club has not been wi S . & . i McNeil Drumwright of Texas meti De Berry, Burwell and Baync, and the | N ST i e B aan| : It in a coincidence that the English open golf championship ix held by |was expected to be the feature match. an American, while the American championship is held by an Englishman.| In the other fourth-round matches An interesting contest whould result when these two compete In the J B. Fenno, jr. of Harvard met American open champlonships 0 he held nt the Columbia Country Club in!James Davies, Leland Stanford. .F.! Jatter won. 12 to 4. The game was so well this seuson. but plaved in a drizzling rain. ) Myers checked the Athletics while Red Sux slammed Keefe and 1 Naylor and wom, § to 1. Welch of pis 2 s 98 = Pollowingis mutehowith Washington July if- o Bastian, Indiana, met Carl Fischer, i the losers made the longest single Xow v E e e Dot I = On the left i \tehinon (American). who hus just won the Tiritish | Pennsylvania, and E. W. Feibelman, | ever megotiated In Fenway o 2 3 s e S championship. On the right, Ted Ray (Englinhy who, last year, wom | Harvard, opposed Philip Neer, Leland When, in the sixth iny. e dr Ly o Sacountered: THe. Steawed the American champiouship. Stanford. avaous] b o i n Patte The finals of the singles and dou- | sphere Loundel ce Athletic Clab, fence. The sphere bounded nce Athletic Clab, which beat the es will be played Friday, according fhacoly and the ranner was held to P 2 4 itarlems, 9 to 3, and is t the k [ e g iy sharply ° i o ; e b itermonn, wants mors | i I DRAKE GOLFERS AHEAD. |t herctore Dr, P BoHAWK | x| : ; ; | ¢ in, avenus. o ‘ [ i . \hibition match between the Oxford- | it at Chic B Fork a 1041 Wis v . % ots Pace - i i TO PLAY DISPUTED GAME o at Gl ugo i at Lt srl o avenue, or McKee Sets Pace and Team Lends‘:r;‘ng::r:;l::d:.rgo::dm:; :on:;x‘m: Results of Yesterday's Games. m{ Alie team, Including Brano, in the intercollegiate tourney. Reds and Pirates to Make Start in ' Cucage. | | Brews « er. Cleveland. eler,t A o Gievelund. Dosteler, One of the few surprises in the tour- | Pirrsburgh, 1.8, n. K r. Kennedy. Karli, Bell, Helen Sinclair Easily Defeats Eli- 5 % Cincismati, 3. i Warthen, SO 5 g _inament thus far was the elimination | Eighth Inning. H New Y iladelphia, rain, | Chullenges will Bt roest cJ i nor Wells in Final of Girls ¥laf the Princeton and Yale athletes.| SBURGH, Pa., June 20.—Cin-| e Cayser, Mount Alto . 263 | The Princeton team went through the | cinpati and Pittsbatih Will piay off i Jnsin avenu 4 i } L scason without a defeat and was their disputed game of May 28 here! ¢t Athletic Clab, 5 i : . 3 N ‘nward(d vargity letters because of tomorrsw afternoon. : b wdit. de. 2 i am £ ) the fiid i the fine record. ‘Capt. Werner was the | The game will start in the eighth| - ) sen-cighte arioy drteuting £ ' 4 ! 350 liagt Princeton player to be beaten, | inning, when it was protested by - T 14l tournament pla 1" losing in the third round yesterday Manager Gibsom at Cincinnati with ager Garrison, —~!10 Levy. | Barnhart on third base, Cutshaw at il Ni: s National Mid 1 ore tied at three runs. { Keane Council Nine Objects to Rul- | v.r’ sal Midge ty:poned NI hone =. 70 SUNDRIES. vag and the 4 at th s r S in u 14-to-13 baitie. Bof e Reds apparently had won e . g i Yl and W. | n_the tenth, 3 :u.: Gl'bhsl ing on Forfeiture—Will Play o ihe A I !l Howard A. French & Co. ||: eighth, when | i wting M. Hoff " 1 to have been called ) Independent Ball. SIXTY BOWLERS PAIRED | is| FOR BLIND PIG TOURNEY i into the Reds dugout and a| Knights of Columbus Lea i Indian Motor Cycles and " ||| Sport Goods 424 9th St. N.W. Used Motor Cycles Repairing rrow nnati player on the bench was | scheduled to op s se ik glrimed it Rive welayed the bl toly Attotnosn, hot iy aa ST mother maudd ur thiEty CouplEnliig : | wit start the final drive for the cir- | Ny PAke ohe Recreation drives to- INDIA_NS BU.Y CATCHER. |Cut championshin. Keane Council's + |nme. a prominent contender for hon- jors.in the first half of the season, has | % i Pay New Haven Club $10,000 for | relinquished its franchise, f3llowing | e 1 1o get s mounting S1—77—15%, | | headed by ||| up 1o 652 1ed th ion of thel wling tournament, Puirings fo night in the second mixed It doesn’t matter - PR | v what the time ’ what the place ” Mary Ganzhorn, A, Frank and . | Keane is now casting about for en- | i*)ore: ) : Soble Dowd to Pilot Hartford. gagements with _independent teams, | aore CRutiee FTamen™ oo and Games will be scheduled on Maryland | 3ary [ sie A L taaobs oo it Mo . g . oD, o e foroner | N Virgimia as well as District dia- | e s Ll S Moty T . manager of the St. Louis Nationals. ' pemmanicate. mith ‘f’s‘f;«fmgve:h&'fiq Harfrine and Fay Ginger. S. L Linda: 5 , For, its delightful coolness and clean-cut style stamp 3 [ 19 ” - it “good form” for every has signed as manager of the Hart:|phonc Columbia $245-0 after § . |Wood and Anna Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Coilinen ang K. Abrags, S0 Teall E. Goddard and A. M. Wams- ! | it ormian Boss and partner, A.| «Ginger” Shinault. [n adverse ruling by uie league pres: | Frunk nd partner, J. L Burke and | protested forfeiture. P. C. | Belle Linquist, F. J. Moore wnd NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 20. 1y, president of the council's ath- | Kelley, B, A, Ve E Enoch “Ginger” Shinauit, catcher of | tion. motified the el the New Haven club of the Eastern|of the withdrawal of the Keane nine League, has been sold to the Cleve- and it is practically certain that h land Americans. The price was $10.000. | Evlllon will be sanctioned by the coun- - lei Invite summer coolness in a Bern- stein tailored serge. Comfort with character and style. BEZRNSTEIN SUMMER -SERGE TAILORED-TO-YOU ford club of the Eastern League. He! Registers rom o Louis Conradis. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.)anq M. Hoffmin defeated C. Hillyer and E. succeeds Arthur Irwin, who is ill. o e e Lo an 18-tocl vic- | Mliller. H. L. Barker and Eola_ Rice, | hevereaus, 62, 61, i Teague o on i the, Treas- |\ Reilly and Mrs. Howell, Lester —_— —_— !losers to four hits and fanned twe Bontz and partner, J. Harville and | e and MoCormack clouted homers.> | Mrs. Vacth. Louis Silverbers and | MISS STIRLING LOSES Marinex added another to their Anne Greenberg, Harry L. Bernstein i | tory string ‘in a 0-7 game with |and Ray Goldstein. Ben Seigzcl and AND WINS IN BRITAIN | Burcau of Engraving and Printing in | Helen Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. jthe Government League. The w Rabby, Mr, and Mrs. J. Boyd, T. W. B the Ausoc a ' . (ners madae Seventeen hits. including | Bean and partner. WORPLESDON, England, June 20.—1 National League Leaders Twice |2 Womer by Jackson. Watt of the| Henry Kamm with 356 led the|Miss Alexa Stirling, American woman losers got four safeties in as many | bowlers at *Phe opening session last|golf champion, and R. H. de Montmo- ted Pross. times at bat. night. Mrs. Ethel Perry led the|rency, British amateur gelfer. were Beaten by Cubs—Hollocher and “Gioimen"or the World vanquished | womin competitors with 285. defeated here today in the mixed four- Freeman Hurr. ithe Moose. 12 to 4, in the Fraternal ” some with Miss Joyce Wethered, Eng- )League. The Wows clinched vietory e lish woman champion, and her broth- I Making the pace in the National} WitPg2 seven-run second inning. YANKEES FAIL TO ENTER. |er. Roger Wethered, runner-up in the ° ! R. P. Andrewn Paper Co i League is not such an easy matter! easily won the frst serics 1 1hY Coom | BOULOGNE, France, June 23.—|bng mer brother wom 5 up and 3 io these days. The Pirates, who h;vai;'e!:flglal'}ke?zue. The Canaries took Slix‘tiy-slxnnlayer-‘: m‘;)ully Brlu-;\. l"& play. i heading the procession almost rtcen games. Judd & Det- | cluding Harry Vardon and Edwar: Es P B EDoniie of the season, had { weller was second. with eight wins | Hay, are entered for the French open o ';”fi&:'g‘:m‘;“' i) Faz e their troubles yesterday. They en-|&gainst four defeats. golf champignship, play in which will m'm_:né, s orihe wuneend‘:nz countered the Cubs in a pair of en- —_— take placa oda‘y zn!d tomorrow. o md’, to play. 8 d gagements and got the worst of the Yankees Sell Twirler. Expected entries of Americans have upand2toplay.. argument in each. The double defeat not been received. . cut the Plusburgh lead to three| ROCHESTER X. Y. June 29.—The games. The Cards easily dispose ) Rochester Internationals have b B0 Reds, Rain let the Glants and| Walter Knight, 3 Biicher, Grom the| PLAYING SINGLES ONLY. - s Phillies loaf. - (New York Yankges. CHICAGO, 1il. 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The fabric endures like a true friend and the finished garment holds its shape for life. - club hurled a thirt -inni: Vo scheduled for this afternoon are R. ting for the losers, getting four safe-j T1D PUOE] & Shirteen- nning no-hit| Norris Williams vs. George O'Connell, | IRES ties in five trials ih the opener and, BArit, (VC . ME g Ort | Oklahoma; E. A. Knoche, St. Paul, vs. three In five in the second. Whitted | Myers. the visitors wianing, 1 to 0. Goorge Lokt, Chicage: Raiph Burdior, | 30x3Y2 ot :;l Grimm got homers in the night- ) Indianapolis, vs. Harry Knox, Chi- 1 N k4 i cago. "Pavo Chicago players were injurea; Michigan Defeats Waseda. o Chicagouns, Jerry Weber, for- | CHAS, Snap them up severely durm§ the douple-header. Inf ANN ARBOR, Mich.. June 29.—)mer Yale player, and Harry F. Vordes C . E. 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