Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1922, Page 61

' SPORTS SECTION - BOWLING, BOXING, " TRACK ATHLETICS, ROD AND STREAM BASE BALL, GOLF, AQUATICS, TENNIS; LACROSSE, RACING WASHINGTON, D: C, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1922. 4 Pages Zachary Blanks the Red Sox, 5-0 : 'Washin'gton Canoe Club Scores in Regatta GETS FINE BACKING BOTH ON ATTACK AND DEFENSE| IN TIDAL BASIN EVENTS Hurler’s Batting Efforts Ably Seconded by Mates, Brower Clicking a Homer—Shanks Drives_ in Two Runs and Stars Afield. Register Seven Points More Than Total of Nearest Opponents, Maryland Swimming Club of Balti more, and Win Only Senior Number. ‘BEAT VISITING PADDLERS | | BY DENMAN THOMPSON. ONATHAN THOMPSON ZACHARY. possesied of nothing but a J decided tendency*to wildness and an overwhelming desire to loll in | ome shadg nook with comfortaing zephyrs to fan his fevered brow,, toiled for a couple of hours before a sweltering throng on the _baked field at Georgia avenue yesterday and then dragged his weary | the refreshing showers with a 5—0 verdict over the Red Sox as a reward for his devotion to duty So far as could be determined from close scrutiny of his performance Zach had nothing in stock calculated to mystify big league batsmen. His © fast ball was on a vacation, his curve was shriveled to a mere wrinkle and his control was noticeable chiefly by its absence. Yet for all the half Wozen free ticKets and as many bingles vielded he held the visitors rih- lss. It's a git! K not entitled to all the credit, : fe i Tawies i | | WHEN FORTUNE SMILES instances, sens the field, 'Sha BY JOHN B. KELLER. INNING canoe regattas has become such a habit with Washing ton Canoe Club men that even novice paddlers of the organi zation simply can not help but grab laurels, although opposed by more experienced watermen. Viying with talent from Baltimore, Alexandria and other high-class local clubs yesterday in the regatta of the, Delaware-Chesapeake division of the American Canoe AssGeiation, the Red and Blue canoeists swept through the tidal basin to a whole some victory. In the eight open events, they registered a score of points, seven better than the total credited to their nearest opponents, representatives of the Maryland Swimming Club of Baltimore. Third honors were captured by the Colonial Canoe Club, a Washington organization that is making headway steadily in competitive canoeing in A 7 E this section. It garnered 14 points. Iroquois ‘Canoe Club of Baltimore Section of “gallery”. parked near the | was fourth, with 9 points, while Windy Run Camp scored 6 and the finish line. Drifters, newcomers to canoe racing here, recorded 4. o in this respect = "':r')’ ".'”f: ’ur f} p»{\(»rv’ ‘dn,\; Vyhrl-_'\'rl ¥ as a factor in the s ROSTON AR R H E. eran crew of ihe Washington Canoe rir. n offens. Kl J<C o0 9 Cll ,?Q’éfii’i”’? \\]m s H‘un' ?9 Colo. Judge wer, .Rice and Smith e 3 g o T ers in the contest fdr rac ihnse of the hurler himseif. DAt 3 e & STATISTICS OF MAJORS ing class club fours. the only renior parked At third, bat neither fime was | Sstimns ef P02 H Knight, Harry Davie, Lex Startin‘and b nitte Zuis ere, Roel. ¢. 3 o 1 0 5 ing most of the P Tarea ‘attempt el e | Mavnara R O AMERICAN LEAGUE. rcute, rallied gallantly near the fin- seeze” leading to a double play in |, Harri 1L (00 S0 0 W. L. Pet. Win. Lose. ish and barely beat the Windy Run first_instance, with Gharrity and | bittense: e d o 1 c.. 43 29 50T 608 589 ) 5 Camp four that included Jim Burch applying the wet blanket on | foset’ SN i ta 3 568 554| ST. LOUIS, July 1.—McManus' sin-| Reggle Rutherford. Bill Havens and cralle . Eoaserls R AR oSt 3 543 520 |gle in the ninth, scoring Williams, | Helne Wagner. This event did met y il et ba e nipule 5 SR A : i% 88 522 507| who had himself singled, stolen sec-|count in team point scoring et Ty w 34 85 493 500 .488|opnd and reached third on Shinault's = Dufty's starting flinger. He 8 2 12 0 o aaktzalon BB oG 8 Ao and seschen third on BN nety Events Are Well Contested. 4 more stuff than Zachary. H.PO. A. B. Boston .. 130 40 42 ST 4B iCory in the second game of the| Generally, the other races were well ked his luck. Curtis Fullerton, 2" 8 0 0 Philadelphi -3 88 A5 A AR e with Cleveland today. centested. That for novice fours was B map whoogot'n chance 1o frel el GAMES TODAY. ~ GAMES TOMORROW. |~ Wright gave the visitors only four | €specially interesting. Five crews ter in the “elgnth. had 1 e 550 Boston at Washington. Detroit at Chicago. hits, while Uhle, for Cleveland, was |Started. ‘but the Old Dominions of = e elghth, 2 3 0 0 Phila. at New York. ~New York at Phila. ¢ | hit for twelve safeties. Alexandria capsized before they had 6 3 3 0 Cleveiand at 8¢, Louls. Six two-base hits were made, four |paddled fifty yards, The race soon de- Sox Threaten in Opener. 1.0 o ol Detroit at.Chicago. By (horacals. | veloped intoa contest between the A double play that involved assists|gharrity, Dol RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. 0.A. St L. ARH.O.A. {grmlsr:r:nd w ashington Cance Club's olesale quantities checked a Zachar & Washington, 5: Boston, 0. 2 30 Shorten.rf. 1 0 ol|No. crew, and these two came io at made by the Red Sox in the | g, %15 o New York. 4—1: Philadelphia, 1—. 538 15 2 8 3|ward the finish with prows in a line opener. Zach walked Lelbold. who |10 L Chicago. 7: Detroit, 3. ¢ 030 i & 0lBut Maryland Swimming Club's craft ook third. after Burns popped, on | oattl.. .- Sron01e=0 Touis, 4: Cleveland, 3. 051 1 5 Ol unnoticed in the early going. epurted Pratt's single to right. On an at. ! \ishiusten.. ok ey g 14 3 1 librilliantly and crossed the final line tempted squeeze Leibold was trapped | o Inebas, T NATIONAL LEAGUE. 0 2 o Bevere'dc. 4 1 3 3|in front. Washington just lasted to between third and home. While he | pniaye anks to Zachary to - 2 W. L Pet i 1 1 0 Eilerbe.3b. 4 1 0 1 o ‘h;“fjv‘r_"!w‘;».“ A5 was dodging on the line Pratt hoofed inpaugh to Ghi to Shanks to Ghar- New York . S84 24 647 Thle.p. 1 0 3 Wrightp.. ¢ 0 1 0 Jugenis McQuigan hing- it around the bases. Shanks tagging Zacha to 8. Harris ‘to Judge: Shanks St. Louis . .38 30 .59 # —_ — — — | tor anoe Club provided another sen him as he rumbled into third. He got | t» Harris to Judge. -Left on bases—Boston, Brookisn 138 32 543 Totals. 29 16 Totals. 3; 8| =ational finish in the novice doubles tangled up with Hank, causing the | #: Washingion, & _First Base on balls—Oft t,;'ll;y:n"h e Sh s *Two ont when winning run scored With fifty vards to go they were in Tatt to throw wildly to (iharrity | Zachary, 6; off Ruseell, 4. Struck out—By | Eittspurg] A g 1000 0 0 o 0—3|ftourth position, but increased their and Leibold crossed the plate, but be- | Z3thary, 4. by Runell, 1. ‘Hit—0ff Rusell hicago - 3% e > 100011100 1—|stroke and headed Jackson and Baur v cause of Pratt’s interference Umpire | [naing Russell. Umpires—Messrs, Philadelphia 125 41 37 (388 .373| Runs—Jamieson, Shinault, Uhle, Shorten, |Of the Drifters, who had set the pace . GAME Williams, Jacobson (2). Errors—Sewell (2). | the greater part of the way. by inches GAMES TODAY. © GAMES TOMORROW. | g\, uje” *“Towobase hits—Sister. Short. | at_the end of the race - Moriarty ruled both hands out, the ! Moriartr and Nallin. Time of game—1 huurl Boston at Brooklyn. Brookisn at N. ¥. en, Bevereld, Shineuit, Uhle. Jacobson. Stolen| Mra. Burch. paddling with husband twin-killing reading thus: Gharrity |and 58 winute the Windy Run fours, racing class, comprising 1., rry | New York, when Brower lofted. The second 4 was unSventful, but in round 3 the| 3 & : : i i Nationals contrived to get one run 3 g ] - T e ‘xhefi ‘\’\d;;s.a“b’:;\‘gl:“o‘l‘: i ! ; H : b 3 2 Club held the lead for a while. but were enter. lumbered to third on Judge's . barely able to take second honors. This ine biff to right and Peck again| BOSTON. July 1.—Reuther won his| # 4 event was held over a 300-vard course, walked. Rice's best was a roller to! own game for Brooklyn against Bos- < all others being paddled over a quarter Pratt, on which Zach was forced at|ton today in the tenth inning when: the plate, but Shanks arched one to!his double to left fleld scored De' 1 H B i e g " . ° ! Where Colonials Scored. Menosky that enabled Judge to reg- | Berry. who had singled. with the only 3 i W tht S t i s o aiie CaiE Sl et ke L S l"rm"mlyz' o“r'a;hefl g;lT:nprs' battle between ! B ein ;e < 3 l e pO mg r points in the intermediate races. Bog- to Shanks to Zachary to Peckinpaugh e 8t. L. at Cincinnati. Cincipnati at 8t. L. Vi i boreld % Sas s A T I S —Williams. Sacrifice—Williams. Double | Jim, turned the tabl M 4 M. o Gharrity to Shanks to Gharrity, | 3 - | Pittsburgh at Chicago. Chicago at Pittsburgh. | 2a5e—% ., e les on Mr. and Mrs . Peck walked in the initial frame f ‘Washington Canoe Club team, win- = PR o S e e . e mves (‘)‘ln&e! Eablnn of the Colonials in' the and took second on Shanks' hot \ ner of feature event of program. :*sh| RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, | beitc OF Uhie, 3; of Wright 3 Struck |mixed doubles Beaten by the Eatons smash through Dugan, only to be left ) e D ! t 3 out—By Uhle, 1: by Wright, 3. Passed ball— [ in a race last Sunday, saniscepmed Severeld, Umlplr:y—w”n. Chill ang Con-|Camp pair set too fast a pace for Knight, Lex Martin, Harry. Davis and game—2 hours and 2 minutes. Bost rs in vesterday's contest and won polly. Time of with vards to spare. Harry Knight and Elizabeth Smith of Washington Canoe . 5. Percy Walton: "nmaurn. 5—9. liner that Burns didn't have to move for { Reuther and Watson, with Ford play- | AGO. July 1.—Chic: over. | ley. Duerst. Biggs and Eaton did some Another Menace Snuffed. ing sensationally at shortstop. } By DENMAN THOMPSON. c;fn’l'g fivesrun lead obtained by (- | speedy paddiing in the struggle for fours Dugan got no farther than the! Bkiyn. N1;»..«.»?."4:1.|1. (:.Ad’. cinnati in the flrfl'inring. when ghee\‘s and In the doubles Bogley ard Eaton. tnitial station after starting the sec- | 031 HETHER the Nationals will continue ot hover around the .500 | ¥as Ariven out of the box, and Hotne winners. were followed closely by Biggs f‘:'dr“ilh f‘: S“Elll-l A“n“:‘:’e' "":‘1 o e mark, where their in-and-out has confined them to date, or ! series, 6 to 5. o.a,|Jex and Bivant of Washington. ~Balti- stealing. after walkin y the - i 5 ool - third Sad Pratt massabovoren fol. 113 0 . climb to a position of contender for the American League ban- |zCin ~ ABE. QA Chl. D ;rfizriig';’g:lers took ail three places in Yowing a pass in the fourth. The Sox 20 | ner” will be definitely determined by their accomplishments in the re- Danbecth 103 3 3 3] Much sport was provided by the tilt- made menacing motions in the suc- 021 = .3 1 4 0 2 5 olers, Charles Wagner, in_a canoe pro- ceeding session. when Collins caromed 00 2 mainder of the current stand on the home lot. : i £ Bener Y149 i 2 0lpelied by Harry Knight, had to disposa a safety off Shanks' 1;om, mng rizxc‘"ld 000 Including today’s game wtih the Red Sox and another pair with the Bohne.2b. . sLons e Mineir 4 $ 2 0fof Bill Havens and Br;u‘e and B“M el’ e to ———— —_—— 3 3 z veney.ss Z 0 3 B 2h.. 3 iz <k to win the T o Shasis thon lave] Tofals:. /38 88017 830 13l same outfit Tuesday, the Griffmen have twenty-two battles listed for dis- | Pineitigb.. 4 2 0 183 e D e Duther exly (colleborated toiplck QoI Bl | o o ety il position before they again hike to foreign fields. The no-game sign will ‘18 § 8 Blionds wout put iy Fame batie againe th e an’ ivin or s quarry | Rrookiyn... k] . 1~ 3 the avens- ski combination in it the eame motion that Intercept. | Boston ... 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 06=0} . » p . : be displayed at 7th and Florida avenue Wednesday-and Thursday, but the 1000 e e . b aq Pat's peg. Whereupon Maynard | Runs—De Berrs. Two-base hit—Reuther, . - - ' following day the Detroit Tygers arrive for six games four days,| Totalx. 30 82415 Tetals. 32 llnuu\'nghed too much br the oppo: popped and Russell lined to Brower. | ftolen b Y i Johweon; | S double-headers being booked for Friday and Saturday. with- single con- | - *Batted for Cavenes in ninth inning. lanceman. In the fina’ Bud Havens J pounselle DaSS A0 enATTItY similiar | Reuther to Hig 4o oi- - < ioxi || tests Sunday and Monday. After them come the Chicago White Sox,Ciacinmati....... e el e e e EEGIL e L son to Mitehell. Left on bases—Brooklyn, 6; ! % 7 2 A S i v 1 i - eagy: 2 = q2 2 d i i, Taage 15, the Tollgwing | fus, (0 Mitenen Tatt on lbuass—mrookiyn; 6; L 24 |1'St. Louis Browns and Cleveland Indians, each for a quartet of encoun: | ChietFo- oo © 22 © 2 0 ¢ & 76 S im0k ! frame paved the way for a Drace Of 2 off Watson, 2. Struck out—By Ruether. 4 3 ters, the Philadelphia Athletics being scheduled for a lone tilt July 23 | pahne. Statr, Hollocher (2), Krug. Heathcote, NOVICE FOURS—Wan by Marslend Swim: * Griffithian_runs. Pock popped foul!iy Watson. Passed ball—De Berry. Um- 7 - :{| to end the present sojourn. Miller. Error—Cavenes. ' Two-bace it | HOVECE FOCHTS VO 00 aling. 6. Kress, ¢ Yo Hurne but Judge reached third on | pires—Messrs. Sentelle and McCormick. Time | IS s e Teathcote, Miller.. Grimes. _Stolen bawes | Ting Club (McCuborn, Wordling, G Hress, rge extent | Hollocher (2). Sacrifices—Careney, Terry, 2 sineia to center by Rice and scored | 0f game—1 hour and 27 minutes. How well the Griffs will fare in this test will depend to e ey Riee, Judge. Shanks, o sque v eered by | e ¢ 3 3 on whether the team improves in attack. Their pltching has been far |Heathcote. Touble plays—Couch (0" Cavenes D TG LCLABE el Ay, e e s ann ! ; » . . N from atifactory, but their prexent lowly station in attributable mainly |lo Daubert: Hollocher to Torey o Grimes | o UIR, NOGEE, POt “iighe. Daeis, Aied at first. Sam reached second the | . zsii - to thelr bility to mecore runx in suflicient quantity. With not a mle | 1o00 08 Dalle_Off Chesves, 1: off Otborne, 2. | Martin, Walton): second. Windy Rum Camp; ' while and tallied on Brower's slash | regular hitting as high as .300. the Nation: d 1ast in the tesm | sirick out—Br Osborne. 9: by Donohue, 1.!third. Colonial Canoe Club. 3 7 5 center. Turkey's attempt to steal | " T i i i mber, th 5 batting averages, and Hits—O Cheeves, 4 in % funing: off Osborne, | NOVICE DOUBLES—Won by QueenMc- «"at easily frustrated 1 Maryland Swimming Club team, victor in opening number, the novice % in 8l innings; off Couch. 7 in 2 innings, | Guigan (Washington C. C.): Second. Jackson. Baur (Drifters); third, Pohlmen-Edel (Iro. Included are McCubbin, Nordling, Kress and Anderson. o t in third: off Donohue. 4 in & innings A dual killing halted the Sox after | four: »u labwork none ou i off Donohe, 4 in 8 inninex. | Baur (Drifte u ing to p of Goslin in expected to bolster the offemse appreciably. | Fit by, pitcher CBs Cheerely TERTREL, U0 | S0 o Sopmrps—won by Mr. and Mra. Collins singled in_the seventh and i - : 4 5 ; = - ~ ; Goose was travellng at a fast clip with the bindgeon when shelved P Nleasrs. Klem and Pf 3 Burch (Windy Run Camp): second, . again in the eighth following Pinch ! was. travell hue. | Umpires—Messrs. m " ang rman. | James. 50 s . i : ol 8 through I ry th back. 52 minut Elizabeth Smith d Harry Knight (Wash. rtfie:dns'"s SeeTERey : RU III HII S THREE HOMERS oo _— = e e T Tawion C. ©): 'third, Mr. and Mre. Charios “fihold. | CHICAGO. July 1.—Chicago de- 3 Eaton (Colonial C. C.) Brower Poles a Homer. feated Detroit today. 7 to 3. making . - HAT there now is very little difference in the’ batting strength of NOVICE SINGLES—Won by Edel (Iroqueis B8 e . ; Gictony G il 2 : C. C.): second. Little (Marviand §. C.); i ‘Gharrity's lone larraup in the sixth | the tenth White Sox victory in eleven .m {6 (0 benaior. eircuits. andl KaEihe e bast Tiesge hsah S o MINOR LEAGUE RAC 0 O decend, Little (Marvie wis wasted. and Judge perished at|Sames played with the Tigers this . =i So 3 4 5 TILT—Won by Wagner.H. Knight (Wash Ay R R el ieRerAR oo ing | S S S R > = 4 yeurs past has trailed.its younger rival in execution with the flail, e e s | ington "G, "C.)7 second. €. Havens S‘.‘i ‘hicago took the lead in the firs % : . . R PEM Ry . Washington ©. C.): third, Burch-Ruth his_bingle and Peck's sacrifice. but!inning. Behen. Bib Falk hit a home is threatening to assume thg leadership in slugging is indicated by figures T et W, T Pot.| waneon '"‘E;' third, Burch-Ruthe: vl Mflan's men added a ¢aunle of tallies [TUn With the bases filled. - p compiled by Al Munro Elias, the demon statistician, comparing team |Baltimors 86 17 764 Toronto.. 34 37 47| INTERMEDIATE FOURS—Won by Colonil o ber hard in the first f P s s Rochs 583 Reading.. 31 43 .419 | Oanoe Club (Bogley, Duerst. Biggs. Eston | | tostheir total at the expense of Fuller- [ rouc Tonings. ‘but-in’the Tatter hate| J) HILADELPHIA, July 1—Babe Ruth's three home runs enabied New | batting at the close of play on June 29, 1921, with the records for a cor- | Sy 38 34 41 Srmows. 21 48 318 | secons, Waskington' Cemoo. Clad! thid. Tro tap in the efghith. Brower: R]:’eetsdl[l;ic:-a;s[:iv;‘y:glh‘ltgl [The win made York to take both ends of a double-header from Philadelphia by ' responding period this year. They show both have slumped, but where | Buffalo.- 8 34° .83 Nowark.. 3 Dok qusls Dasos Ghtb. | es wom by Bes: T wall In laft centar, eamiy: como| D,m,{', e o zc,,,',.‘o AB.H. 0.A. the scores of 4 to 17and 7 to 4. This brought Ruth’s total to,the Heydler wheel has dropped only three points the American League t“,“:l'rflfl“ mfl:fl ley Eaton (Colonial C. ©.): wecond. _Bigs, . ‘pleting the circuit before Menosky 7 : 1'1-;' i Jobnkoessen 11 3] cleven, - s 4 has lost fifteen. Here are the figures: Past %N 5 %5 o A (Wastingeon €. o). & ~ 7 e 2 X 2 1 2 Malliga = : 5 o5 i SEa 3 A = e INTERMEDIATE SINGLES—Won by Nor e e s 41 20 Collins,26. 5 1°1 2 st was ‘made inthe first e'and the second and third in the | Year. Leagme. G. AB. R. WM. 2B. 3B. ‘HR. 8B. PC. H : ling, (Marylend B, Cor steond, Tittle” Mare. £ (Stan Harria Ged aerlally. bREOmit 410 0 Hoopertt.. 4 1.3 ® The fir At R 5 1921 Ameriean 538 18708 2834 5841 972 521 230 291 206 L) 5 AR e T | Dingled to right advanced on Char |helimmit § 1 1 8 NSt '8 42 8| (ourth and seventh innings respéctively of the second contest. The third | 1921 'Nafionai 522 18240 ZBI8 Eas s 3an s s o oo d ey . €3 third. quois C. C.). {acv's pokelto center, his second of | Mgy 5 i : a5 :«hfizlxi:‘b‘ 3 379 2} was ane of the lo_ngeslt‘ e\l;ex;]seenkhere. “The ball went over the roofs of | 1932 A el oS ey m et g‘r' e R e LEONARD AND KANSAS the:pasime; e Ziseile 2 the houses opposite the ball park: L% e : ) A, S0/ | Eyeteniak 35 s 1 Pratt drew a walk to initiate thel 1.0 0 1 Faberp... 3 0 6.3 5 in-the 3 d Besides -Ruth’ =L "insburg ‘ersburg. B 1 | 1000 s There were six honie runs in-the'Second game. Besides-Ruth’s two. 3 2 # Weesboro. 22 16 Hrstown 16 28 364 TR Dusan and Menoska lofied oo 19 10 Walker iade two. giving him a season’s-total of Afteen. Ward and Welch | ~A NOTHER interesting comparison deals ‘with-the home-run records Poni o )bl BOTH READY FOR BOUT Brower, while Shanks and Judge|tGagnon... 0 0 0 0 got one €ach.. ‘ . of the two big-time organizations through games of June 29, 1921, W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet.| MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 1— feamed up in sensational Style to re- == is-the second time Rith has SECOND GAME. 7 i N Elkton... 18 8§ .857 Aberdeen. € 7 .482| Benny Leonard, world’s lightweight rire Collins for the final out Totals. 37 10 24 18| orgormed this: Achlevement {n hie| X ¥. ABH.Q.A. _Phlli - ABH.0.A . and those including June 28 of the current campaign. Losses for B-10 3 1% Bt $ 8 Mt champion. and Rocks Kansas, tha > 4! | jBatted for Dauss in fourth inning. Major league, career and the tenthWithef.. 8°1 370 Youmedv. 5 0 1"&|both circuits again are shown, but the leadership of the American League (Feille - 3 § 338 EkMile 3 19 8| BIFP Ol T ger. will wind up bard af Cole . ins,c. AT : pEEd, 5 5 o # % nger, w vind up rd CAUGHT ON THE FLY. b “for Manton In niath (AnivE. :l:‘l: .?.Zc&ifvm;,‘,’"fi?n"«f.’.“fifixe?f I £330 Wemit, 58218 in circuit clouts is maintained, despite the fact that Babe Ruth hasn’t been training tomorrow in preparation for 2 by 2 . ler,cf 2 i ’ ’ - e e 5 .':‘fif:':‘.', 1=one 2 3 g 1: ? g "s';od'y;' He‘ dlrl] "z aeeve;\ vz,m;a ‘:: 2 é g 0 g.,,,,..{,b. :1 ER doing His stuff with accustomed regularity, The statistics: AMERICAN. ASSOCIATION their ten round championship conte:f t vea . 2 Haoser,1b. . : 50C N. - ;@ " > Runs—Jonen, Riguer, Easlor.Coline. Hoop- ( 13800 AI0C 1S ndtle Yrun record ot : 128 3110 { AMERICAN LEAGUE. © © NATIONAL LEAGUE. Kansas City, 12; St. Paul, 0. here Fourth of July. The match wilt b St bo AR L 804 (ERNT0, I RBR B0 S ST Rasz -] Hoftman,c.. 4 2 7 -1 31038 H.R. H.R. 5 H.R. "R Toledo, 3; Indlanapolis, 2. be staged under the direction of :‘,"",';f l;",;{;{‘ ","‘":;issg‘;’:fi_‘;‘o“"“;. Three-base hit—Hooper. Home run-s Ken_williams of St. Louis, Ruth's|Bhawkerp 4 1 0 0 2978 3| aw i for 1921. for 1933.| *Club for 1921. for 1833.| Colombus 7 lopievilie € Floyd _Fitzsimmons for the American L Y e o e, afcernoon M | Falk ' Struek out—By Dauss, 2: by Cole, 4; [ chief rival this year for slaughtering Z 330 98t Louts........ 30 49 Pry . 3; 5 Leglori post of Michigan City. - Indl R R g e e e BRE e g £ | riommasmameumacom. | chons Gnlkhi ey by, e conten S o ol : single game early - 4 . 3 ,000. Kare all are eligible to oppose him. Sheely to Joknson to sln&ebfiuun o5 basts— e ate fi‘ndr"‘n & “(Pop) 'iAnt.‘m %o 7 17 | Detrott : ;1,: 3 fi ""mt“ali;'r’-‘mg:'. Petersburg, 4. : K‘"s:s ‘:,, ?1"-“."1 0 ”i mun‘T Stanks has mo superiors at the|in 8 innings: off Cole, 5 in 5 innings; -Bacri- | holds the record for home runs in two 5 5"'.”' g D azeon, 0.1 Leonars ready is in shape. the vk vary - | fices—Faber.” Jones. ' Stolen bases—Johuson, | Sucessive games. He made five in e, seventh, Chicago . . 13 1 14 champion having trained for the con- BT o | g:u'ms. 'wx',;..lx‘...".’;}:@:p_&%:.e plees | Tesd. lwh:n With the old Chicago Na-| _tBatted tin Theeehts, | wankimeton 110 17 15 i e S P o A strati his skill 1 d 3, vh esurs: - VEaly vans. of game—2| tionals. : g ew Yo weight champion. He said he wou B S e \ FIRSTGAMB, © . |Phiindeiph G0 1 no0a = = = JOHNSON BOUT OFF. not weigh more than 137 pounds Sox H 4 Runs—Ruth (8), Meusel, Pipp, Ward (2), b . 230 221 = 207 when he steps into the ring keystone sack with none out. It took : ABE. 0.z. ~Phia -ABH. 0.A: | JRune—Ramh (), Meuecl B e Hof | o ; 2 o S P e o e HOW GRIFFS ARE HITTING oot 13 0 30 4 3fmen Walkéro Shawker, “Home runs_Ruth ; - “Tut” Jacl et -3 A o 4 (2)," Ward, Walker _{2), Welch.. . Sacrifice |/ HE Yankees have firmly established their, claim to leadership. i Johnson-“Tut” Jackson July 4 bout, . % 2140 4-1.0 0 Wi %o, Boote { ankees have hirmly established their,claim to leadership in at . By thelr viatory yesterday while 9 Al AasTen 41 29| nits—Pipp. ' 'Double plays—Ward to A 2ol 2 transterred here when a court order Cubans Seek Affiliation. Detroit succumbed to St. Louis the i 013 eyt 180 ips 7-'"’:':'{1;-'3;! - lff".{"u:";n".fi; least one angle of the pastime—that of being the club most immune Soaventén tis belitg Jold fn WASHINE- | MIEWAUKEE. Jely 1 The Caban R R =01 g ! 483 IEaheai 1 Qi ol —OF Shawker. b; off Helmach, 2 siruek to shut-outs; and in that connection the Nationals can claim a little | ton Court House, has been declared |national boxing commission of Cuba 2 5 -9 | out—! eimach. N iR x 2 5 > s i . k) S T ® & | P S 8 7711 | Shawkey,. -Passed Loning | whitewash treatment, George Mogridge -applying it on May 30, on New Ipion of the world be barred from [of the National Boxing Association d. 23 19 = 11| pitoher—: Heimach, Umpires—Dineen and Hil. ‘< thi i 1 ; s io. f the United States. eo:sid::i";m&:"mrfig'iz:pe::g\;e. 88 4 28 Tl New vork 0. 0.2 0 ot | e ot Eame 1 hout ‘ea 87| YorK's thirty-ninth game of the season,’the tally being I-0. This season Ohio. of the ed States was on hand for the battle and thor- et Philadelphia.... 0 10 000" 4 ?‘flu‘;—l Iminubeli oy T the Hugmen again were the last to be blarked, and ea,ep d d:he P 2 oughly enjoved the discomfiture of 2 917 Runs—Witt, MeNally, Bush, Miller. : 3 ignonimy even longer: They did not succumb until last Wednesday, 5 Dundee is-entitled to-first, second the Duffyites. 201 4 Errors—8cott, Young. ~ Two:base -hiis—] g1 Y, e tieth et Washington pitcher | E OR unconscious humor, Johnny Dur i t capd 8 230 June 28, in their scventieth game, and again'it was a Washington pitche and third prizes. According to a dispatch received from New York The smart manmer in which Burns 400 1 who accomplished the feat, that being the day Johnson registered his & = bef 16 boad and Russell collaborated to retire 8 ninety-seventh scoreless victory, also by a count of 1-6. © the Scotch Wop was scheduled to appear before the boxing com- LB L LA L e %% 18 mission there yesterday and ask it to bridge temporarily its rule against homer to the left-field wall in the 3 7k 5 aighth were high lights of the frolic, fi'&'::‘ 8 H '1’ ; two bouts inside of ten days so that he may box George Cheney at Laurel, l) ?,"lumalf;s;;' rg:lew;:yru:;:gd ég:x:l':: Fhiiips H %3 ————— Md., Tuesday. ~This telegraphic gen‘: adds: : 1 et B "Collins’ - UTHERN 'ASSOCIA - 2 i fain that wheh he agreed to fight Jack Sharkey at made a great stop of Collins’ wicked [ Gleason 1015 1.0 0 s g TTON: - : ‘Dundee will explain. that w gl 3 smash and fired to Judge. who took | Erickson - B %000 bt b e Ebbets Field Thursday he had FORGOTTEN about an eagagement made the hurried hea\'eswlda of ;Mm!mk i 1 0 0 -0 - €4;- Chattanvogs, 0. some time previously for the bout at Laurel. It is expected the state come and swung to tag Shano as he flitted L0 -0 0] 3 ST g ,& 4 % > e i $-8' e o Rk ¥ow : shany 0 SRR, fl'."‘.‘.h'l.'.!.“:‘";‘c-.- 43 5 i I J . fennaR e £ £ % 3