The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1920, Page 19

Saw in Pre evra |) HE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1920.” Giants Gunning for Bear; ° _ Meet Old Cub Rivals New York's Penna Pennant Destiny May Be Decided by Series Beginning To-Day. By Charles Somerville. ELL, it’s the Cuos now—right to-day, and the way the Giants feel after sending the World's Champs away in tatters and in that last game making the: Reds turn yel- low, the Cubs willave to seratch and bite their fiercest, and then some, to tear off any @trige of kucon while on the Bluff. The town is responding heartily én attendanve to the new, shing, crash- ing, slashing game the Giants are of- fering in their great pop-up fre the celiar, They are drawing crowds to vival tho ‘attendance no Yanks were drawing as they fought thelr way in @ fashion that bhd the Indians for a time backed against the ropes. ‘This is only what is due to Mac and hig men, for in the early part of the season, when the vicissitudes of Frisch, down with appendicit und Art Flet- cher with charley horse in his right leg and the stick workers weak In the wallop, the dear old public was a frozen-hearted vold— ut as cordial te the Giants, despite the team's long [aren of triumphs, as # millionaire papa to the family chauffeur who wants to marry the daughter of the house, When the Giants and Cuby get to gether I always look for the meeting of Johyny Evers and Fred Merkle, A comedy siunt of ‘Time has put Johnny in a Giant uniform and [red In @ Cub shirt. But none can «ver forget the day Fred forgot to touch second hw] Johnny spotted the oversight and protested the game the Glunts” had really won, and when later the game was played the Giants fost and with it were gyped out of the pennant. Tast time the Cubs were here John- ny went over to Fred wearing a happy grin and chucking out « fiipper in gay greeting. But Merk gazed coldly upon Johnny-—-like he was @ bill collector or « convict relation. The Stogie Addicts, 1 see, took ad- vantage of the Giants’ day off by tying for third place. Weill, preity soon Pitts- burgh can have third place for its very own. The Giants am oaly worried these days concerning the future ac- tivities of the Rubber Planters. FER SCN AL lice Huggins, Esq. Detroit, Mich. Well, anyway, bring home a few tiger claws. ‘ANXIOUS. Clark Griffith, Esa, Cleveland, 0. Thanks, YANKS. Davis Defeats Voshellin Match At Sea Bright Tn the third round of the singles at the Gea Bright Lawn Tennis and Onicket Club Willis E. Davis of Call- fornia beat S. Howard Voshell at 11—9, 4—6, 7—5, and landed in the semi-final round, along with Roland Roberts and Watson M, Washburn. From the standpoint of perform- ance it was anything other than a Gay of scintillating brilllancy for the men from the Pacific Coast, ‘That made it all the harder for Voshel! to Jose. His match against Davis was n thriller, and it contained the must Gitterly fought rallies of the day. Roland Hoberts, the player talked of for a place on the Davis Cup chal- lenging team ‘of the United States when it starts for Australia, was ex- tended to the limit of two deuce sets in order to defeat William J, Clothier, the national champion of 1906. ‘The tally of this engagement was 11-9, 7, The remarkable accuracy of Cloth- fer's ground strokes, the sort and vari- ety of shots which the English vet- erans used so ably against the Ameri- cans playing recently overseas, had the effect, of completely taming the Californian, who ranks No, 7. The fine manner in which Clothier forced openings to shoot the ball across for the pass proved a revelation to Rob- erts. He was forced to bring into ac- tion all of the speed that he possessed in order to carry the sets. The deep court work of Clothier was always of the bighest character, and the victory of the Californian was gained by a seanty margin. Another buwble that was pricked was the vaunted strength of Richard Harte, In the easiest sort of fushion Watson M. Washburn revealed the frail struc- ture of the Harvard athlete's game, winning by 6—1, 6-3. At the beginning, Washburn reeled off five games in a row while Harte was continually lef out of position. Harte's ‘ashburn, a his ranking opponent ‘broke through tw wioe in the first. times in the sec Washburn al- ways had Harte on the move, his ly placed drives and hie shorter, faster volleys, frequently played on the run scoring the pointa for him. ‘The women's singles was also waneed to the semi-final, round with Mian Marion Zinderatein, Miss M: Margaret Miss Edith gourney and f br Tennant among the survivors. Zinderstein, whoss winning of the n national clay court and the Delaware have put her far forward this had Ler strokes going ably, She peppered. avez, for overhend volleys nent Miss Clare Cassel to win 6—2, ¢ Ming Sigourney, the Bobton girl, caused a ripple of surprise by her re- markable game againet Miss Florence Ballin who was beaten 6—4, 6 Miss Sigourney demonstrated her ability, a8 a court coverer, She waa feet of foot and quick of anticipation. She drove accurately for the openings and in the eritioal games sco pretuly at the net. —_————— Chase Calls Latest Bribe Story Foolish. SAN JOSE, Cal, Aug. 5.—Emphattc denial of bribery charges made by President W. H. McCarthy and Charles A. Baum was expressed by Hal Chase telephone conversation to-day He sald the talk in a from Los Angeles. who nday baseball pi he San Jose C' of the Mission League, said be would play as usual next Sunday. Larocca, President of the San Jons Chid, eld. no ection would be taken by ‘the Mission League or by the here. club against Chase until he arrives and three} _| harmless physic for the little stomach, MOTHER! “California Syrup of Figs” Child’s Best Laxative California” Syrup of Figs r the name California on the package, then you are sure | your child is having the best and most | {liver and bowels. Children love i | fruity taste. Full directions on each | bottle. You must say “California.”— Advt, eA DELICIOUS an REFRE SHING d NEWS OF ALL THE SPORTS Yankees in Detroit Now; | Glad to Leave Chicago ew York Tear Must Brace Up or the White Sox Will Pass Them. DETROIT, Aug. 6 HE Yanks open a series here to- day after having had a dis- ‘astrous stay in Chicago, In the final battle with the White Sox, Dick Kerr had the Yanks, including Babe Ruth, at his mercy. I the ninth the Now Yorkera rallied, but Babc ended the session with an easy grounder. Both Thormahien and Rip Collins, the Yank twitlers, were batted hard The Yanks must brace or they'll be entirely out of the pennant hunt, as they are only o few points ahead of the White Sox now. +Ruel started the ninth by slapping a fast one to Risberg, on which the Sox shortstop made an excusmbdle er- ror, Sam Vick singled to centre and Peck fouled out, Lewis singled on a ne to left, scoring Ruel. Pratt blazed one to Risberg, a safe hit, ex- cept that Lewis was on first, and Swede was able, after a sweet stop, to make a force at second, Up came the Babe, the crowd imploring him to hit one over the fence, and he fool- ishly whaled at the first ball, J. Col- ling making an easy play at first. For that matter, it was about the same every time Ruth came up. Kerr pitched to him every time, and though Babe got by in the first, Dick made short work of nis babelets on other occasions. A high pop to centre {n the third, @ foul to Schalk in the sixth, an casy force play in the eighth | Aion and ‘the measly infield tap in the ninth was the total of Babe's hitting power for the day. The Chicago air doesn’t agree with him. He's glad to move on to Detroit A sign of life from the Yanks in the eighth. Lewis led off with a. single. Pratt forced him and in turn’ Ruth forced Pratt. Meusel sent Ruth to third with a long single to right, find Bodio flied the bags when he| arromed a line single off Kerr's glove. Ward's. homer of Monday | would have made things interestiny Dut Aaron didn't have any lett. He struck out and three hits went nothing, Two horrible throws by Ruel gave the Sox two more in their half of the eighth. Both were made on at tempted double steals by the Sox, end in cach case th scored, for man on third Morton Falter tors Beat India CLEVELAND, Avg. Se—Waahington wound up Its series here by winning, 11 to 3, thus breaking even in the Prosent sorien Morton pitched gremt ball until the sixth inning when, with two out, he weakened, allowini four run Jor Wood, who had pitehed but two-thirds ofan inning since 1917, then tried to stage a come back, but lacked control, Home by Speaker and Smith drove.in Cleveland's runs To-day is an off the game schedaiea with Phifadelphia havin been played May 23. — Breaks Cross-Country Record tn Adtomonile, OS A BS, Aug. 5.—B. Pp. (Cannon Ball) Baker arrived yester day in an automobile in which he had driven from New York City in six Gaya seventeen hours and sixteen minut breaking his own transcon Linental record of seven days, eleven hours and fifty-two minutes. The distance travelled was 3,276 miles, the trip being made under tho aus ploes of the United States Army Re- crulting Service, > --- NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE the Clubs. 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