Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1921, Page 24

2 -sP Tribe Checks Nationals’ Winning ORTS. INDIANS POUND ZACHARY AND COP BY 3 TO 1 SCORE George Uhle, Employing Effective Slow Ball, Bafiles Griffmen in Pinches and Ends -Their String at Eleven Straight. BY DENMAN extent of elsven games, was punctured when the Cleveland WASUIXGTO.\"S bubble of consecutive victories, inflated to the Indians emerged triumphant in a hot battle before more than THOMPSON. 13,000 fans at American League Park yesterday by a count of 3to 1. Fighting with all their recently acquired dash and brilliancy, the Cationals bitterly contested every inch of the route, but the world cham- pions, struggling even more desperately to end a losing streak of the five Mci®ride’s men were to boost their string of wins to be denied. They repulsed every effort of the Griffmen to overhaul an early lead, and the end of the dffray found them straight games than an even dozen, were not to rewarded with a fairly earned verdi The contest was decided in the first, five minutes of play. when he visiiors launched a furious attack, comprising five slashing hits off Zachary for their trio of tallies. Thereafter, although pep- pering Jezebel with much vigor and con- siderable frequency, their efforts to score were unavalling, due to a superiative brand of support accorded the southpaw. 1t mattered little, however, for the tribe had in George Uhle a boxman of such fineness and skill that the Griffs were as helpless as infants in the pinches, - To Uhle must be accorded a major por- tion of the credit for the reverse suffered by the Nationals. The graduate of Cleveland’s sand lots displayed a change of pace as puzzling as any brand seen by the Nationals this sea- son, and but for a momentary lapse in control would have . registered a_shut-’ out. On no less than five occasions the Natlonals had athletes within easy scoring distance, but %d Uhle had the George Uhle, stuff to stave off trouble, such dangerous stick wielders as | Harris, Miller, Gharrity, Judge and Milan all being compelled to bow to his prowess. L The most effective link in Uhle’s de- fensive armor was a lazy floate: which invariably caught the Griffman off their stride and resulted in an unusually large number of balls being hoisted to walting fielders when the batsmen connected with it at all. Possessed of splendid control, Uhle practically slow-balled the Nationals to death. ‘Although thelr victory enabled the In- dians to recover some of the ground they lost earlier In the series, those who are convinced that New York is the club the Nationals will have to beat to attain a ct. IT HAD TO COME l (o team point trophy was awarded . or a club championship and the AR l':A RS golnls were not kept, but had one L s ol cen given it would have gone to Deayener: Cone F b o il RI. s IMS ."] RECURU the Baltimore Central Y. M. C. A. Wood, rf. 4 1 2 5 1 ol Entrants from that organization Gardner, 8b. W R _0 0 scored more often than did those atioSiaie aido Wwearingthe colors of uny of the : i clubs represented. And W. . W S eEiims o WHEN LOOKNG AT A GIVEN SpoT Ethelda Bleibtrey Does 200 Yards |Sron onc. and pidccd in two. cvents, Rl g Gt CAN & , : led the Baltimore “Y” athletes in AT G PASS BY WiThout in 75-Foot Tank in 2 Minutes | their cfforts to outshine the Wash- AR. R, H. PO. A. E. SEEN ~ |ingtonians. SLpelLuaL o 36 1-5 Seconas. D. C. Women Do Well. io:3 8 NEW YORK, Augpust 6.—A world| But while the Baltimore men car- 20 1re ioe record for the women's 200-yard swim- | Fi°d off the honors, the women en- 3 00 23 0 ming race in a 75-foot "tank was|tered from Washington upheld the igcos 9 claimed today for the youthful Miss)nation’s capital by scoring consist Iithelda Bleibtrey, who covered the & 1fosie e e distance at Brighton Beach in 2 min- [€PUY. However, it was a visiting Bl ooy utes 36 1-5 seconds. The record of | girl, Ena Pettingill, evidently not e e 2:33 was made by Miss Charlotte|eyen in her latest teens, who i Totals ... .38 1 79 1 Boyle. Miss Bleibtrey won her heatlpetition with Miss Birdie Smith 1n gHatted for " Rourke in ninth. jnjiza “'fia:‘;“d.g"f;‘efl_ third in the | the funcy diving for women produced ted for Zachary in ninth. L, icap 4 p 2z -5. 3 oSt < (e koo olonos 5 Miss PHAlsnt Nl cany o iNERIETOr ] Bt i e o eat s (i (R Washington 006100000 01 Can an automobile go three miles than the eye, awifter than an ar- Johnxon has hurled a hall 110 feet | won the women's national fancy div- | perienced. R "‘,“"'h"“’" o e e o e e inreetase [l o | matmute ) 1 row, faster than the wi Rour—220 feet a accond. e cond. whtile & goif ball has |ing championship with 126.35 DInts. | more Seal, barely: wion by & meie hit—Weod. Saerifice—Wambsganss. Double Tom: Milton, the youthful A crow canmot fly more an initial veloeity of 150 feet @ |Miss Aileen Riggin of New York.iof a fraction mo W":'h y a4 margin plays—Wood to ONelll: H y v than ffty feet a wecond. while the | necond. Diympicicamplpriwas mecond It Mies m b e e una e SpRlnth. Left on bases—tleveland, 1 speed king, expects to accomplish earrier pigeon, fastest of birds, at Younx Milton has alre: 122.28, and Miss Helen Walnwright, s score was just under and Miss Pettingill Haxew'on balla—Of Uilé, 2} off zaclars. 1| ehis in the mear future. iraveled at thin rate for one his beat travels at the rate of 100 | eled faster than anybody 1620 titleholder, third, with 11507 | above 118 Both® wers exceedingly D e That in going some? ute it would traverse about two | feet a accon He han gone three milen I | "The Women's Swimming Associa- | grascrul in thom hemuins sy ool 1 hour 52 minutes. i Tt means traveling at the rate of and four-fifths miles. Wilton has gone twice as fast ute 12.18 weconds. He holds more tion of New York team defeated the e B eEa S EIe ‘“‘? 0""‘;"'}‘ 150 miles per hour—or 264 feet a In the moxt terrific hurricane the | Walter Joknson cnn throw a ba nen Bfty world recordn from ome | Philadelphia representatives in an|lowed every effort of cache and there secor wind attal a velocity of about over a third faster te 100 milex, and covered a mile in |intercity 200-vard relay in 2 minutes fwux quite a tense e« there Three miles a minute is quicker 100 miles r. On oceanions it | Chick Evana can drive a golf ba 23.07 weconds. 6 3.5 scconds. The New York team | jide ' sinounced the close deci e Browns Here Today | oecd ot Boyie. Bicibirey | Liges] aunounoed ‘ghe close Miacisibn. D e e aceie (Wessels of Baltimore Central Y. M. ! Mity Boyle defeated Miss Ederla 800 | the mrom s ios o e frt Svent oF The Nationals today will find their | i What May Happen MAm RIV A I S IN MAJOR Miss Eleanor Uhle of Philadeiphia-in | ana nebman: ahe 0-yurd swin. open. old jinx team, thq Browns, as an ‘ 3 z’::g"::'?wh event in 1 minute|other Baltimoreans, Mitchell of Mary- obstacle to starting another winning ‘What's more, Urban Shocker, streak. most formidable of the flingers Le Fohl bosses, 1s about due to officiate - THE SUNDAY .STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. AUGUST 7, 1921_PART 1. Streak : Baltimore Swimm ers Lead in South Atlantic Mebt Faster Than the Eye. —By Ripley- ). C. WOMAN ENTRANTS” FARE BETTER THAN MEN Youthful Contestants Do Exceptionally Well, Scoring Over More Experienced Rivals in Several of Events. SPORTS ~ BY H. C. BYRD. LL types of athletes and nearly all grades of competition were evi- A dent in the swimming championships of the Seouth Atlantic Ama- teur Athletic Union under the auspices of the Washington Canoe Club yesterday in the Potomac in front of the clubhouse. Men and boys of ages ranging from fifteen to nearly fifty vied with one another for titles and women of varying capabilities and we came near adding ages, but probably better not—and swimming experiences tested the worth of one another in the several events scheduled especially for them. Com- petition in some of the events was good, but in others just the opposite. And before this story goes any further, it might be well to say that the slow time in some of the events for women did not result from impeded progress due to an overabundance of clothing. We would not say that the abbreviated suits were responsible, but by far the greatest interest centered in the events for women. land mming Club and Petrie of lley Club finishing second and third. While Washing- tonians were shut out of even a place, the Marylanders put up competition in Base Ball Today AMERICAN LEAGUE. _— REDS DEFEAT PHILLIES. e HELPS TIGERS WIN - LEAGUES ABOUT ONPAR pennant, point out that the local array o ! W. L. Pet. Win.Lose which brought many favorabl o - l'ir',’-°..“c‘ib‘n'l-i."‘7!?‘c'n.fiffa'?{ tlhk:;l:-:‘r‘:t:en:“lu :::;“:: "I;y ;:: "é:::::z, AL New Tork 4 620 622 12 T = |Get an Early Lead and Never ments from Jocal ' followers ~ of vk “Griith. who'pays the salaries of S x ekt » Ability of Players of Indians and Yankees and Headed in 5-to-2 Game. R R ) the Nationals. hetroit 50 54 2 & . on G yinmer. “This llcking didn’t hurt so much,”| The effectiveness of Uhle's slow ) A &t. Loul 48 53 A1 . . CINCINNATI, August 6.—The Phila-| The first ev S = GFI pecried cafter the battle. "“That |pail vesterday Is indicated by the Babe’s Failure to Get Under | gseo:- e B G al dn of Pirates and Giants Compared. gelphia, Nationals ozt ‘o the. Reds |5 yurd s event for women was the Set. i...‘.';.f‘.i.‘.!rf ‘l;:':l,i‘;lsgts Lot this race | fact that sixteen of the Nationals Short Fly in Ninth Costs l’h'lil;dolnhu = 138 63 (878 .aR2 312 Bunching hits in the second inning 2}.‘:"&3\'{?,’??,..5.1 e L it e Ve 3 MES TOJAY. GAMES TOMORROW. gave ¢ Reds a three-run that B S L 2 = ! d cnusWeR ae heouEmi byl dax ld;:'l’n:“;::!‘" "’“’:n“:“:"_n‘:‘d'l:‘n‘,‘: s Loulsat Wash 8L 1,.;,:.4.:’%.-»., " BY GEORGE CHADWICK. e e o s o en st Muun s Sodd fof Maryiara) Swimming - Base! la. a leve L. Cle at Phila. 3 3 3 - M. AWSON O the Zack Hammered in Opener. - et CoutNanaline irecorasalionly Game, 9 to 8. Chicago at N, X Chioago at . X T is the time of the season when the big league manager must take ABILO A ABILO, A} Washinglon Amateur Swimming b Zachary was subjected to a flercef yoee a11 told. Detroit at Boston, stock to see what he has that will help him in the race. It is quite 0 2 3 ,I:*r'::“:n‘rn ool fast k\dr I;h—‘ ol\lmr e L - '3 - . E 2 yar S| A.A LU bombardment right off the reel, five NEW YORK, August 6—Detroit s of Yesterday’s Games. generally agreed that only four tcams have bright hope, as the clubs A -2 TEEE et e s e ringing base hits netting the Tribe! Joo Wood was the busiest of the|took a close game from New York, |Cleveland. 3: Washington. 1. stand now, of being first and second in the big leagues. In the American, 110 : of Mizs SB it hin T a s moincliing naj y e . i Phils 4—] . - = H e he VAT i | 1 three runs and, but for some SNaPDY | outfielding contingent, with five put- 9 to 8, today, despite two hot four- Soston. 9; Chicago, 4 the most prominent clubs are Cleveland and New York. In the National 21 4 Women. hut drophed 6ot Al the o defensive work back of him, the|outs and one assist. In addition thelrun rallies by the Yankees in each Detroit, 9; New York, 8.|they are New York and Pittsburgh e 3 4|yard mark. Miss Dawson again wax visitors' run total would have beenjmade-over pitcher was the biggest i e = 3 33 3 | tov good a sprinting swimmer for the ven greater. Evans opened with alfactor In the attack of the Tribe. the seventh and ninth. NATIONAL LEAGUE. B diany) va. Tankere. Bl 2 _3|remainder of the field and she added B e Wamby's roller ml“" healthy triple accounted for the| Ruth hit his thirty-ninth homer of Take Cleveland. What have they £ Totals. 82411 Totals. 34 71 | her second first place in as many starts crack to center. Y first . two Tribal tallies, and he W. L Pet. Winlose |got? Fir e he: th, . ; during the afternoon. Adelaide Pettin- K s would have resulted in a dou- | Trst c NG bR, (aTOm 1f on a|the season In the sixth, with two men | Pittsburgh o 36 .60 644 634 | B s, (aibstiericatcherithnnithe Daticd (s /G Emiihia ulck, gill of the Public Athletic League of ble play had glu::;:e‘ss Peg to ni.i‘:-;rll: single by Gardnef which followed. |On, but his failure to get under a Syt 2 3981 Yankees, for O'Neill is superior to U | Puiladelyhia ...-1 0 0 0 0 2 0 9 02 Baltimore was xecond and Katherine thied with & satety out Milan's_Way | Brilltant bits of flelding by Milan ShoctiAyginitoininth letinutue wing | n st a$e "fi# ?c“n‘- flse“nd' s pltch-| ST R s A T n | unatiached, i o S SomPeIinE and scored with him when Wood i yning run. ¥ s 5 805 | ing staff. Let us compare their S (2), Wingo, Crame. Error—Parkinson. Two-| (o, Y - . tripled to_the jury box. the latter SR 0N Goie B Blus got five hits in six times up. o 88 42| itchers with those of the rival |Gt Good Pitching From Sherdel | tase bits—beters. Duncan (2. Welker, Fark: e I e S arom counting on Gardner's single to left. ¢ 4 rofitabl iti one ouble. _ Philsdelphia 30 60 . E 300 | Coveleskie is as good as Mays. Uhle - B - Left bases—Cincinpati, 7 peting unattached, threw a it i odmiing ‘on Gardners single to IefL | Shalr "Proftante Tnitial+ Session (L S\ MMk .o X Y. Al oA || GAMEATORAT GAMESTONORROW.(iu u trite bet el eauen and Hit Ball Hard in Win- | 5<f00 b Cinclonatl, o5 The predictions of many when ne 0ok a long. ';(unn.“g é“tih ofBS;welll:":l;:; el o e sror et thes ed 150 gmm [ ilg g ; H A 9| xew Ym“: Chicigo. z;:xmsn ‘l‘flf‘"' P e ; ;" ‘;" ":Lr etween ing, 12 to 2 Struck ‘:nal:yl Luque, 6. Umpl . {the measure of Karl Knight, star tant poke and, after Burns 0 0 | 1 2! =ne on at 8t. Louis. ton at St. . orton an awkey, the former is ning, . ictama slie. Time, 1 bour and 45 mio- } athlete of the Washington «Canoe e third, Harris | unlikely that Gardner would have | Cobb, 4130 3°1 1 2| Phila. at Clocinnati. ut ~ S had sent Gardner 1o e ‘effort|been an casy double-play victim but|veachifii 3 1 3 0 5121 5 better at the moment, but the latter| ST LOUIS, August 6—Eftectivel =~ = — o S L S oy s for the fact that Harris relay to|Hellmanri 5 0 0 0 i123 5 ;i \s improving. Mails is a stand-off pitching by Sherdel who relieved | e e anity o M O N s Soai & splendid chance to|Judge was wide. Stanley atoned by |Jumito § 5§ 1 4 aa|, Resultsiof Yesterday's Games. | ;i Collins. Sothoron is at least as|Pfeffer in the first inning, coupled M| i0n o tiar mvemt. Shan his more reie Grlffs had & of ‘these tallien in|making a fine running catch of | Li% g311 T4 02 Blnrocirn, 3: Pietaburh, 2. S redieeiQiian with hard hitting by the Cardinals, experienced rival. Both Coles and their half, when, with two out, Miller O'Nelll's foul to end the round. T4 200 1000 Cincinuati, 5: Philadelph X X enabled St. Louis to defeat Boston Knight beat Wessels, the Baltimore rammed a double over the far Corner| ... oo ST L barkling | iddleton.p 0 0 0 1 1001 Chicago, T;7New, Yor ,.”:- , | In the infleld. compare Johnson or|by 12 to 2 today. Central Y. M. C. A. star, in this following a single to center by Rice. er sparkling | snortes*... 1 0 0 0 1000 3 s, 12; Boston. 2.} gurns at first base with Pipp. There . St. Louis. AB.H.0.A. e D event. o i down In a pinch, missing p}‘n&e lof) wotk in the seventh. whem. | Hallings.o: 0 0 0 1 Mbawkerp. 9 0 & & —_— o lin cons lexsepriinat i Smith.rt. 400 B Boy Galns Third Pla a slow ball for a third strike. with Weod at the initial station by D = R RN fafmetimuchtofchooas exceptithal %3 S 4 %4 9| All of Scoring in Contest Ending| Lyman, who won third place in-t s Round 2 threaiened to be a repe | LY L e Tinte hogr the| Tetals.. W1721 0 Touah e |-Y AVE B handers, Wambsganss, at second, is b HaA 3 to 2 Is Done in First faney diving contest, 18 littie. miore to center with one gone and moving | foul line. *Batted for Middieton In ninth inning. better than Ward, more experienced 1¢ 3111 s Done in Firs than a boy, yet he held up his end to third on Wamby's sacrifice and a! 1, aqgition to the flagging of I for ater tn mtach Tantng. e ire et R eara »0 138 Three Innings iyl el it e slow roller to O'Rourke, which Speak- of | g - S E - J vell. Had he not slip) and struck slow roller to O'Rourke, which Speaka|Speaker at the plate by Judge in)Detroit 100400621 1-90 | mer. wt chira, hardly measures up to|p%eive:: b i23 3] PITTSBURGH, August 6—Brook. | the board in one of his dives he prob- R Ut I em Waod Tined to|round 5. thire were several other |New Yor 00000400 +s Win From Macks on Four Runs in | Baker. although neither is up to the | Oeschger.p.. 0 3 Preffer. % 2 olim defeuton Piristunge, § 15 2. totay | ool Toma have Solhed scanpl Milan. ag»le;{orihy pq;‘formnncel afiell. | Kuns—Biue, Cobb, Veach, Jones (2), Flag- i !Pl"dm"‘ the past. | 0 0 Sherdel, 1 1 3|{n the first game of the series. ¥| Cooke. victor in the $80. is just' the e B D an was mufted by the | PUrSt of epecd. and his pes to double | Iivbess, M TRl JLTST Clash, 12 to 9. no real comparison. Speaker out- 395080 _|n, Division, gathered bere for & 1¢ | two or cires, e showed the way in Nationals in the third inning, when uBLMiEn (atfeiciolstelaticeolucening “shote, Tt eCobb. - Suctifee M| L g shilnesi¥ewsteriinfochter-HesIsipar,| Setals.. $2570033 8 (e 341577 12| sented John Miljus, Brooklyn pitcher, | the endurance test to more youthitul they had the bases loaded with only ri e third wa Peckinpuugh. Left om bases. PHILADELPHIA. August 6.—Phila- erican League. or} eRatted for Oeschger in seventh. | who is ' war veteran, with a loving | athletes. 33 lly ey e ot to “Waed. buj| The Indians entrained lmmediately | oldnam. 4: T L o B i, °F |a double-header today, the western |over Meusel, who is not a finished Pl e S QU e o B A o [t cvi anen—Ww by Winle, ik gonter. Judge lofted to Wood. “bull ,fyr” the game for. Cloveland. where | Hite-0f Hort, & in 35 funings: of Quinn, 11 14 (EINE Ihe AL, ©, 40, 3 and the |ball plaver or a thinking or el a A et = on D e e s e s Spcasl, SO N O athened In Rice'n rap and | they are to contest with the Mackmen | in 16 luniags; off Shawkes, 5 in 1 inning; off | home team the second, 12 to 9. Four | getic one; Bor ner| amue—Eowell, Barbare, Smith (3), Peurnter S A e o P e e e e B o Sawell, the corners | this:afternoon, returning to Phila- |4 unings; off Middieton. 2 in | runs in the ninth won for the Browna | It will”be noted that Bagby has| it (2T, Dilboefer (). Sherdel ().} grgt Brooklyn got the winning tally | | 30vard nomce, for women_i¥on by Jesa heaved low o Sewell the Somners|Geiphia tomorrow for a set of four|% funig: off Mollings, ' nonc In 1 loine: the opener. : e T b moted that Bagby has A e e et paer: | in the third on two hits and a sacri- | Jeckson. enatiached: secend, Mands K Tedd, a present of their solitary tally here [ games with the tallenders. ning piteher—Hollings. Losing pitcher—Shaw- FIRST GAME. pitchers. He is the missing link |uns—Smith, Fournier. Stolen buse—Fournier. | fico. e Ty S . Bty B 9y his inabliity to get the ball over| oo e 1t hat the careor as a |k, DuBire Mesrs. Storiaty and CHL | t L \ABILO.A, FML - ABILO A |botween the Clevelands of 1930 and Sucrifices Hoeckel, Horosby. Double playe—| Jiklo. ABIL.O.A. Pitte ~ABH.0.A. | 30vard swime & A T champlonship, .for - 3 e Py 15 5 obin,rf... 4 2 522 3 e | Bouthwor ke, hworth to 3 5 7 = - foc-Milter. Zach belng orced lt‘n ‘;l:; S L O L bennlnm of game—2 hours and 15 minutes allier ey Sl e ndians :nrm xslz(} 3 it ge were | fonmpeets 0 BulleiSeadumeln %o Barbars [Dlmaise . i1 01 76 | women—wan by Aiws ¥ M. D'-'-m...‘ll). Wb to Harris and again the scrappy |In 1313. will end the middle of this Witameics 0 5 6 1 3 317 0| B Ditehed Just vear. Cleveland wout | beschaer, 45 ot Farve,5: o8 Sneoselo s v | Gmenet- 4 1 4 8 3 3 | e e Atiere Teszue of BT second-sacker failed in th ¢.| month with the big pitcher being 3 2 be aw: ‘New < i v 4 0 . 3; Off Sherdel, 2. s 4100 4 4 0fmore: third, May Trosky. Publit ¢ e hort fly fo Wood resulting in | transferred to the Rochester club el 3680 1340 ly,a:::: 0,1\;:_ Eork [in 0 Tostag aame. ot 1o foet “tamecye ol EEEE 3 0| Lenzie of Tirtimore Tinae, 008 35, Lo Milan being doubled up at the plate |tke International League. However, 114 403 4l Taka Pritabuosn’ i ‘h £ | Fillinglio, 1 in 1 innlugs of Sherdel. 4 in P3is s 2 e When he attempted to score after the | President Griffith last night denied 4 5 4145 urgl n the National, mwmes: o ‘!‘u.m. 3 in 0 inning ;-off Braxton, @000 3 5 Washington Canoe Club; third, Bati eatch, any change in the personnel of fhe . OpoNs 3 10 lilpague. It Las a better catcherly, 'y o, Steuckionts Ny MOcachger: 30090 1 0 0 0jmore Central ¥. M. C. A. Time. 0. Zachaary settled and retired the In- | Notionals is contemplated at this R ¢ 0 0 o)then the Giants. Schmidt is superior e i LypBreras, il aten | atiany. - SO0 B0 iClasaiy S i 100-vard novice, for women—Won by ‘Jeun dians in order in rounds % and 4, but | time. - Railroad “Y” Champs Drop Contest 600 71 0 0 0to either Smith or Snyder. T ovianing i plickes " Shedel: Lasing | Cosereis.- 4 10 D 1 Bawwert. S 8 8 O] Setie S e S Havens. in the two succeeding fra l P! P 5 38 Cooper is superior to an; inni '] - Cuwipires—3lexsrs. Brennan — e no other entries, Time, 2.00. ek txoltncoeadlngs (cames Tuart | Totals. 351026 12 Totals..38 18 27 14| [ Cooper 18 superlor fo any winning iand O'Du. ‘Time of game—2 bours and 15| Touals.. 34 Tot 52 8| 1007ard A. A. U. chagplonship, for women : d Eas ired to save i *C. Walker out, hit by batted ball. - D ap- es. 3 i S 1 —Won by Mixs F. M. 4 fis hide. One zone in the nern. sin-|, RED SOX HIT TIMELY. to Charlotte, N. C., Railroad Gaaalker out. bit by batted bal proximates him' " Gliner s beiter R T s e mugeur Bwimming Club: second. AGUIe Por: gles by Speaker and Wood, 'with ! . Men by 1 to 11 $Batted for Rommel in ninth. an Toney. Adams is better than P | tingil, Public Athletic League ‘of Baltimore ORourke's wild heave on the latter. ¢ n by . St. Louts olokoraliiilionorol 4= | DOugIaL T Hamtltoniiis ‘aZstand o Beeoxtyn 010008003 i Kethorino Pfelffer. unattached. ;i it d st. J 2 for 8. the o - B R e dm A s | Take Final Game of Series With | Southern, champion nine of the local | Fiadeiy 02000110 0|0 e O e e fully as wen Runs—Olson, Grifiith, Wheat, Rigbee, Carey. fonabip—<We Biced Spenker at the platter with a White Sox by 9 to 4. Railroad ¥, M. C. A League, was de- |\ Mum—gotin o Sereryl,, Deriely, (). 3¢ supplied as the Glants, STy e e Barmire fhrer by Siche, Sttt serond Balike, Ral smap pex to Gharrity. and Sewell loft- * . ftemtoa. TE {0 1 Iy (B8 AU g e e Mhincas, Gerber, Dykes (3. Twobare | Grimm at first base for Pittsburgh —— e L e e T e e - e e e ed to Miller. BOSTON, August 6.—Boston wnn,ns;\tmg Ame Charlotte, N. C., Rallroad ber, AMcManus, Moore. Home run— |can fleld faster than Kely, but he Trookly shuren. 7. Bases on balls—1 220-yard swim. A~ A. U. champions for iibni TR IR T the final wame of the series with | ;M C, A in the game yesterday at the y Macriee—glicrbe. " Double’ plays |can't throw o bat as ‘well. Cut-|0'Farrell of Cubs Hits Ball Over diV%i,% Goein poser s ac { Rommcer XormuatngCiub: secand. M. e 3 pln the sixtn sucoessive sufetics by Chicago today. 3 to 4, by timely hit-|ynul he fifth fnning, with the local team | Walkef; Gallogay S Dykes Late o besed e O e e Gl Wall With Sacks Fi O P niage "Hit by plteher—By fif?}'&fiifim l>A\'-:'--lr--r einning Giab: BT D e oo thire ima aomd (o | Chicneo. ABRFLQ.F. - Tastan. ARELO.E A o ot fous fimaes bas| Tele_ 0t Van Gliaer, i; ayne, 1: Moore, | taken Into consideration he has also ® ! oks| Filled. ore (AT ok Sat B Catere, T | tourt. e g Rt R et gt ae s T AP 5 T vomiaer. '§ 5 & ‘o|loose and crosscd the pan four times be-|4; Rommel, 1. Hits—0ff Van Gilder, 13 in played = better _than the Glants. S I itcher—Giazoer. Umpires—Messrs Moran Fancy dive, A. A. U. championship—Won Sl N e e e arris 3 27T ] paaolist- ¢ 3 T w|fore the dust of the inning had passed |3’ innings; ‘off Bayue, none in 1 inning: off Maradville and Bancroft are about core Is 7 to 4. Rigler. Time of game—1 hour and 45 mim by Barrett, unattached: second. Fisher. umat- et o ‘e -and, seeing that 100 3 1 1 oflaway. In the eighth they broke loose | Moure, o in ? innings (nope out in ninth); | at par at short. Their records show CHICAGH A - tached: third, Lyman, ttached: no fourth. RGN e g'v‘t :P::ml“ldr;erfi‘} 1z t12 giup.u:d lntmi ot seven runs. Southernt of Bommel, 2 in 1 lusiag. Struck ot~y g.n Frluhch at third for New York is| . " 0. "flst 6.—Bob OFar-I e eariet e i3 e 3 . 2 k. L 8coTe s only run in the first inning. 3 3 3 etter than Barnhart or an s home-run drive over th = =3 2 5 3 when Burna foolishly attempted to 110 311 01"%c0, e e the Niottor hela| W4 pitch—Ven Glider, wWinplng plichér | on the Plttsburgh team. L P e ,,.,,,,fg“f,"'t‘h-g'-VER SPRING BETTERS |¢na. won Fertingiil, Babiic uuietic_Loagos of score at this !u:l: e :'fi- fl:l‘a dual ; Lot b -3 1 2 Olsouthern to five hits and fanned Seven. | pires—Lvans and Dincen. Time of game— Bigbee is playing better ball at|the bases filled. today. put the Chi-| LEAD IN COUNTY LEAGUE |2z, Swimming Club. 3 e e amay L3 8 Pemiecip. 3 1 % 0lThe North Carolinians waded into the |l hour and 54 minutes. at than Burns, but no better in the | cago team out in front and it won SMile swim, A. A. U. championship—Won by A senvetionats running oAt ch by, 88 & Ruselp 2 0 2 ofslunts of the home hurlers for ixtecn BECOND GAME. Beld i SCareyiila iheltor bySfar than [{the/ficstigamelofithelseries from New ||| siiver Spring [ incroksodtite dead ia B e s chiod, Wessits. Bat Pat mved Zuchary rom being seored 001 in{efl:',.,é;"fi:xffi L AR O e AREO K liordany. e o oiarton Ly oerious e S SMoutgomary R onnty T mens by imge It R on in the seventh, for Wood —_-—— e = ‘obin,rf.. .. 3 . 4 < e 2 tin: thesd: ts neare ival, {31.08. ™ firat 'at the time throush a bise on| Totais. 3 Totabs.. @ 147 0; Char L ABIM. QA Sthem ABH. 0.A | Bllechedh £ 0 33 S 08 Ul in Actuar batting "okl al | mound for the Tootis " today and esterduy, 10 to 3" e S6ivara swim, A A, T. champlonship—ston balls | Thereufter Jescbel was not| Hatted for Wilkinun in the sevench smbhties 2 BT HEB T T R 200 el e not in the thinking part of the | pitched gosd ball oday aud B e o By | e Central " ehird, Kreuger i 4 = ¥ lone singles | cuienzo. 00040006 0 0—4)Crisp2 3:1.2 9 @ 7 1yJdscobsonectd 2 1 0 .4 1 3 0f game, g ! ng . 12 to 4. Central High. 10 Burns and Wamby in the eighth | Roston 15110120 | Mosn 3381 5 3 3| severeide. 4 3 1- 3 4201 Semmary of Comparise Yoo, AP A pamcago. ABH.O Al s Spg. ABH.O.A. _ Beth's. AB.H.0.A| e R A T e s D e T lh»ly.“‘:; -39 S 1 bjgemere 21 422 1| Basea on what 1he;'.hava ‘shown 312 4 3 e 3fQuelih 3L 5 0 Miaee 401 s IRGINIA LEAGUE. & 2 - s, ‘o ¥ 5 E ¥ h 2 3 a 3| p.Clarker. 4 2 3 6 o e cineied to conter and | o u) Borers tanmaan. Mullican, Twr. | Hankius.ii 3 ¢ 19. 9 220 20 02 % 0 0 1|this year the summary would be: 133 431 2Py 4 03 2 0 1 11 Newport News. 6: Suffolk. 1. reached the midwiy when Rice fol-|erport. Two-base hite—Mclnnls, Rheel | Lineb'grer 5 4 2 1 o 10 0000 ©1 0 0 1| Cleveland' and Pittsgurgh strong- o1 o 3031 -3010 .cf..8 ¢ 2 0| Richmond. 9: 3 2 lowed suit, after Wamby took Ailan’s | Threehase hit—Mactil. Stolen hase—I id. ; Uood,p..... 3 1 912 0 01 1001 1.1 0 Olest in catchers than their rivals. 220 3140 5 4 8 O Stevensrf. 4 2 1 0 T o i ahort riht field. This was Mil- | Facrifie hite—Teibold, Pennock, . Collins 010 1000 12.0.0 2| Cleveland and New York Americans .4 0 0 2 Deal3b...3 0035 AR TSR35 Tor's. opportunity, but it went glim-1Atrunk Left on bises Chicate, B: Boston sz =, — _ _ _|fairly well matched in pitchers. SRA AR N S T SRR (308 0 . mering when Bing's rap to Sewell | Tayenport, 1: off Pennock. 1: off Ruseli, 3. 0 0 0f Totals 6 Totals.. 37 15 27 10| Eittsburgh a trifle better than the | *Cuni‘ham.1 1 0 0 P 1100 2004 resulted in Rice being forced at sec- | Hi-e-Off Wilkinwn. 13 in 6 inniags: off Dav. Eom O A e b e Giants in twirlers. Douglas.p.. 1 0 0 0 "31 00, L3103 ond. - R 5 jemnort.'1 in 2: off Penvock & in 4 of Rtui| Totals “len S| el Lo R rior In fourth nning Cleveland's infield not aulte’ 80 good T e L858 ) o) A A mell, 3. r—1 o o N - 2 ' o = et Fuchary's sioge in the seventh was | (ot 324 x“]‘:.!lln)!" l‘;rv_fc!: out Ry WL | Ghariatte e e o S s R T e ‘3:' Pllt.ubé:r‘? o e New Yok Nas $Ratted for Ryan in o S Ty Dol 3 02T sOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. unsupported. In the following frame' (3 g | plicherPennock: | Runs—Hambright (2), Austin (2), Crh = is = onals about on par. _ tBancroft out, hit by batted ball. ? = Columbia, 3—6; Greenville, 1—2. AT the fans were Fovived swheh, | leing pocher. Wikinson: Drmpirer— Messrs, | Moss (2), Cherry, Hankins, it ;. (io%: | Bums-Tobte (), Siler, Willams, Jacch | Clovelands oulileld better than that |New Yok ... 3 9 0 0 0 2 1 0.0 PO05T 10 s Cotombia, ao: Grecnvine, 1- with two gone, Harris ripped a single | wens and _ilfldehrand. * Time of game—i | Mulroe. Errors—Hambright, Crisp, Wessels, | 100 (2. eve B @), ker | of ‘the Yankees and Plttsburgh’s out- | Chicago. ©0 0035002 0 x—7| tBatted for J. Oldfield in ninth loning =~ e, 1 Bparinstmay, B0 . past Burns and Shanks drew a free |bour and thirty minutes amei | Molroe. _ Errors-_Fambrlght, Crisp,| Wesels. (3), Periins, Welch, ), Dugan, Dykes; Gal-| fie1d tully as good as. that of the) RuwBuscroft,Feisch Kel Meusel Hollocher| it hits—Ruppert, Rabbitt. Flaherty. v B Charritrs) boat wasis iy Mow " Hil—08 Hort, 35 off mith' & off B e s robia (B, . Bovereid, Dykes. 1 Glants, if not better. - (2), Kelleher, rimes, heal. GrFareel Cheeres: Three-base hits—A. Oldfield, Stevens. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. 5. essel ‘erguson, icrifice b -1 & B el Frrors—Snye . Kel (2)., Grimes, 1. o g in front of the plaie which O'Neill B Z = P reencis. Blolen basesiineberger, Wesseln, | S PO T e T diian Toro.bane hita—Hollocher (2}, Frisch, Meusel. TS s i mped under. © Y vert sl low Griffs Are Hittine Hotcuon, it pave Awen ts mucyiurs e Beme IM St WIUSS| TYTLE TO BOSTON TYPOS. Jhims B Rams atinn, Miactoas: SAYS CUBS HAVE PILOT e P hyracuse, 33, feat, Smith was nominated to hit for [ o B A e i e R A T AL S D R o e hotble playeBarber to O Farrells Grimen T £is8 £ =5, &A% arlotte, 10; Soutbern. 4. _First base | pyiladelphis, 8. - Bases on balla—0ff Davis, }o. Hollocher. - Le B oo IN THANKING CHANCE O'Rourke in the ninth, but he fell w, P. B on balls—Of Hood, 2; off Smith, 1. Fimt oy Rayne, 15 off Rurwell, 4; off Keefe, 1. Hit a2 ite- ol -, ft on bases—New York. 3: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Seim to Uhle's pitching prowess, £ 35 41 14 base pa errors—Chariotte, 1; Southern, 1. Hit | 2T B*FR% 6l 5" Tnings (none oat. 1a fourth Score Six Runs in Ninth to Beat|Chicago. 4. Bases on balls—Off Cheeves. 4: D A Wil - N. iz on s oy bl TR | | SR BB, i s Tt by ¢ e R e 5 L et e, | it i o | vomk, oottt S e g X | SRR SES T et e, S S& T T e e | o o ~poston wor | L Ay e ime o | ol Sheh, (a2t CODSREE | NPT 3 Camia” ] ary, a k. shaw. Wild pitches—Smith (2), ~Fe & 3 ', ‘August 6.—Boston won = made Frank Chance at Los Ange- ansas City. umbas, 2. Texas leaguer to left for two bases, m 485 131 Winning pitcher—Hood. heetng pitcher—amitn, | Pitcher—By Burwell (7. Walker). Struck out| 4ne - champlonship of the Printers' les, in %hich he expressed a willing- but neither Judge nor Milan was able o+ ns Ty “Hurd. Time of game—2 hours, | oB7, BAyRe L By Kecte N vanna. 'per.| National Ball League ng . 3 ness to return to base ball as man- SOUNEERY A DRDERREEPN> 1o get the ball out of the Infield. et it Rl gy 'ml-.-fl; g tcherNoier. Lasiag | WiLh Itpossession of the Garey Her- Mackert to Join Local Gridders. |ager of the Cubs, said: I i I is ann troj 'y efeal 1 0~ - {J nat thai New leans, 2: Irm N - s e Langdon Defeats Winstons, | picher—Davie Dipires iemrs, Diocgs sad | FRR4 "0 0. n - the. 1itle dankro: | Rox Macikert, star fulback at Uni-| 80000 00 rGlallss Bt i oo | Memie. 4 Glnttansogin 0. St. Cymian Juniors Win Two. e Langdon Athletic Slub won from the' Navin Field here this afternoon. ety o My L e ™t e | happens that the Chicago Club has &| yyguISSIPPI STATE LEAGUE. St Cyprimn's junioe team wobfR Tt s 8 winstons yesterday 11 to ¢ tnan x| | Wangh A, C. Is B eae st ath Jalng | RLVIeemional foot hall teamito be Spon | manager, who Wil continue &8 SUCR | ciyrxmtuie, 4: Mecidian, 3 . the Holy Comforter nine yesterday in ns nibition Eame on the diamond at the ‘aug] . Is Swamped. bitting, climaxed in the ninth inAlnE |sored by Capt. “Tim" Jordan at Amer- That manast - hat . both games of a double header, taking i1 Natlonal Refofm. 8chool. . The game| Congress Helghts team swamped the J a‘ i break o ican League Park this coming fall. ——— 5 the first, 7 to 6, and the second. 5 to 4. '8 went _ten_innimgs, but in o o 100 Defore. | Lanched elgtit-BISS Co- 10-t0-10 | s cxert i only one of the stellar per-| Rogmers Swamp Mohawks.' S T The St. Cyprians want to arrange g g I.An(glou batted its way to- five-run|crowd of several thousand at Wash- 9 R, H. E.|formers to be lined up, according to o: course, l‘f .Wllh':n‘ton m games with teams ranging from four- fl 3 lead." Bruffey's ing - featured 'for |ington Grove yesterday. Harris. of [nostn.:-3- 0 4 1°0 1 0-1 618 3| Capt. Jordan. Home games are to be| Roamer Athletic Club swamped the|right on winning to the end teen to sixteen years of ai ‘Those oy the winners. ‘. n phys two|the victors allowed only two hits.|isdtknép. 01 2.0°6.1 5 1:0-10" 13 played at the park every Sunday. A |Mohawks vesterday by 19 to 8. Bray-|secason the world series may be jnterested address Joseph Simms, 1116 1 :una' today o its e fleld—8Spring-| Krause, Simmons and Hervey bat-| Batterles—Thompson, a—,.%u.w..‘ regular schedule i under process of | ton, pitehing for the ‘winners, fanned | played in the National Capital. Just South Caroline avenue southeast.- jeld, Va.,-and Hyattsville, Md. ted well. - "~ P <7 Hatvey; Torrence, Ruth and Kelly, ¥~ * arrangement. twelve men. 2 ‘when oysters are ripe, too. )