Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 16

16 i SPORES. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925. SPORTS. Yankees Here for Final Visit of Campaign : Hard Stretch Is Ahead of Pirates THREE MORE 'I\IE'FS HERE [ RIS MISSED PULLING SOMETHING SPECTACULAR BY ONLY A NARROW MARGIN %’MOST OF FUi hi{E GAMES BEFORE GRIFFS GO WEST\ ARE ON FOREIGN FIELDS 1 Club at ~ . ~ - = ol 5 i Home—Coming Eastern Trip Sure to Prove Severe Test for I.caders. Nationals Gain Half a Lap on Alhlclics by Beating In- |Only 16 Contests Rcmuin for Pittsbu dians, 5 to 4, After Zachary Is Outpitched by Uhle in Cpener and Vanquished, 2 to 0. - i MAN THOMPSON, i BY JOHN B. FOSTER. | < Editor, The Star | EW YORK, August el i « INS of prima_donnas, who ruled the | N s ks el . \ an Léag three seasons hand-running, were barely | | cheeidi o : i is last year and now are floundering i ey have obly fan: nor « I c m cir final -'u‘« :\L ?yvm- 4'!'.‘ | three with Boston. three with Phila hia h N y nt at Clark Griffith | Th o G o Gincinma 1 i | ning a bit close w 1 e oq s G v ) in specialist and hot dog | ittt s £ shr waist line when he fell 2 e 1 T not likely to result in | need sympathy in_th ' M having lost his power | Bk lia: oo tak A of r ¢ weight he shed when | i oolr : 1 nvalid | Y S e in round | ) i : tront and R y by MeNeely off | 5 « A ild have added T « i Mac’s one-hand s robbed ot | St of at least a g re 1 1 T was short-lived, x n i : 1 : e Big Margin Over Yanks. o e taon | - = NETTONA L PHOTD . e had With the bases loaded and two gone in round 1 of the closing encounter against the Indians yesterday, Stanley all but succeeded in pilferi 7 } | 2 to the counting block. The wisdom of such an atiempt at this point was g uestioned by the fans, but Bucky merely toolc advantage of Pitcher ’ down m gettin “ | popped fe sness and he all but got away with it. ra S : s ! abbreviated atreteh of duty | L Pt : R Griffs Lost Two More G JOSEPHITES ARE POINTED ‘ afin | or with Mexeely aisosed (g TIETS 108 WO More ames BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS t = art Karr bathward. Wal r Py . & E l] rI\ SIS E RESHITS i . g Than A’s Against Westerners I FOR RL U I O THFA TER TILT | mnor LEAGUE RESULTS At th, id ) 1 Wen. Lost, Pet. Win, Lose: w » c es W | ASHINGTON'S record of 10 v es in e 4" . t 15 THE OFFICIAL SCORES | Wegtern clubs during r sit in P | July 28 and closed yesterday. represe [ fetoe % e A INTERNATION AL LEAGUE X S : ‘w:".”.‘_\u\\n AR, A Bl giving them a 5t g‘\ « ol GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW k | 2| | RECORDS OF GRIFFMEN nts poo e York at Wadk New Vork at Wash me o R ATTING. Mackme r lmlx at llvnl’un s l"n ; . on : r : e T than the ou Detriii"at Cicizo TEXAS LEAGUE Pk 15 for a h S A He | Totars, 0 : NATIONAL LEAGUE U s Zach Escapes First W _\Tm\l TON £l b i Won. Lost . 4 in'em) . o ; i 4 o n ord PIEDMONT 1EAGUE in i o Troquois Insects, s ° « \ 0 VIRGINIA LEAGUE £ o + the i " & ne : \'s were dropping a o JVESTERDAVS KESULTS. ¥ : o g R Ciengor 8 N Touie. 5 I = ! e m el | fhan S e whnes Auth Insects bumped « FLORIDA STATE LEAGUI . 5 L 8lo o o/alill ouo-3 b i : i : = SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE a hits—J. Sewell, S Harris ‘ and Langley, with Muffe H 5 i e LEAGUES TO DISCUSS : ; B < i Johnson lated | ! fie o T ~ Tl | e but w « vr:lmll Juniors s I « e ST IO i | e leraneat Fr 3 b Biirns = el || e e n[,{:wv, ; : ; FOR MARINE GRIDMEN BLUE RIDGE LEAGUS at the platt e v A N ! p | ¢ : 18 I 1 o 0 et ! ) g 8] | Sfae H o o of “Record while with Natio ¢ . o 8 0l | he considered i (l,i I( Vll" to use Johns 1 the nighte: e § 3 HARRIS INSECTS WIN | et spocucoi-rore son soe e | BT > H : : his efforts | fr i BOYS' CLUB LAURELS ' 1 the cham Club Insect when they TIP FOR FISHERM ERE 1 old pitcher, i tctory placed to 8. c t for a minim of effort —_— ’ lay when he pitched to but Mok waiis jis 5 [ktter 46 gain (b hose: . meet at the club | c alled on to relieve Gregg e Auth | may | A g 29=20momo-n2R al 2us-2 Ito Club, = P Sunday The Mo-|ninth with an Indian 1 second base | €0 unity C S have double-her with [and two out. and impressively | ore Sune el : : run_was scored. Chase Chevy Chase th Cliff Lee, who had combed Gregg for | Of ies with tk . i G Y th. : ¥ 2 productive double when pressed |champions of that eity. 9, starting o'clock Ladies’ Day 1to service in rou Danalsky., MecCoy. | Score tied at 4-all F d 7. With tb itz stood to lose aea in| TANKERS ARE HEADING u BASE BALL /&% ersen, Gaffey E the I(f\hfl{\y-s muml..:;h i s Dadic S0 WUGRER. . 11608 Gutie tebiin Wi Sutet. saed wine 3[) CORPS LEAGUE RACE AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK s et \,mzu&( morrow E:fl Stuiee A the fag end of et Washmglon vs. New York | o Gregx 1| Z By dohnson: 1% b Benny Karr had a peculiar recor off on offense vesterday. when he proved of a 603 ctor in the attack of the | Camp Hol Tickets on Sale Base Ball Park at 9 AM. Daily K ed set of [ Truek out—my o c irezg, 2 by rs tackle the White \ o orgetown Hollow and Dominican iyl ko g e e B o [ Tyvceums face Holy Comforter at|Indians. although not legally at bat a |11.inning North 2707—North 270 B o S i R R I aaning oninass single time. 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