The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1921, Page 11

Clark Hitchen Hitchens, Another| Californian in Battle, to Enter Finals To-Day. By William Abbott | BS. MAY SUTTON BUNDY and | Miss Mary Browne, two Cali- fornians who dominated Amer- fan tennis ten years ago, came back | successfully this season thit they edd the semi-finals to-day for the temal championship. Another Cali- ifemina, Mra, Clark Hitchens, also and a place. The only Basiern rep- | FEATURE MATCHES TO-DAY. | Gal, ve. Mrs. Carl ¥, Hitchens, Mex- | tee Clty, Mexteo. Loulse Williams vs, Mra H. T. Raten aod Miss Edith M. Handy, Conse! Misa Margaret Grove. York, vs, aia May Sutton Bunds, Los T DANGER OF BEING’ OUSTED BY CARDS Double Victory Over St. Louis Team Entrenches Brooklyn in Fourth Position. Atg P.M Miss Mary K, Browne, Santa Monica, ator. Mm. Miss Mary K. Browne wad Mrs, 3, Miss Maric Wagner and Mas Clare Yee Mixes Phyllis Walsh and Now that the Cards Have hod a bit- ter taste of Cadore and Mitchell they will have a chance to try thelr luck against Burleigh Grimes in to-day’s game at Dbbets Field, @p easier man to conquer than the aforementioned, but they feel there is At 4.30 P.M. Mre, Molin Bjursted( Mallory, New man in the fourth quwentative ie Mrs, Molla Bjurstedt | ~MitBlory of New York. yefleoond only to the sensational de- set ef Mile, Lenglen by Mrs. Mallory xin, the second round has been the re- deure;of Mrs. Bundy, who as May e@utton was queen of American ten- #8 nearly a score of years ago. Here is a litle woman, mother of children, aho: plays championship tennis when -her busband, former!y Maurice Me -Goughlin's partner in the national Goubles, found it necessary to retire fom the strenuous sport years ago. | Mrs. Bundy, like Miss Browne, de- to undergo tie privations of ing the minute it was announced Lenglen, wonder girl of Europe, sgiatned to come over and add the *#aited States national title to her col- Wetion. The comeback mission has entirely successful, no mattor fate has in store for the two ky women from the Far West. “eolorfil costume the temper: Mal French girl this afternoon w p doubt sit on the West Side Club Interested in ble Iv’ the stalwart Mra Mallory itait to win. In the otber match -Miss Browne will engage Mrs, Hi semsin what should be an easy trial rwPWeafle no apes a factor in the ament, . Lenglen continues nish fia of interest, Plans Wa been «forming to rematch ve and the American champion in a epectal mect. Progress has been tisfactory along this line that RIBTRE wil coats iy anew tropny wh as the workl’s champion- isdime time during the challenge round of the Dav ‘up that will be “rot of’ Forest Hills Myo. Buhdy, quite unmindtut ot the o hand of fate th heavily on the feminine ie watch yesterday against Mis Gilleaudeau with surprising acores were 6-1, 6-2 Th ,Barnard Conege girl was comp! ‘outélassed by her opponent from t "Gélden West, Mre. Bundy, with te! rifiyforchanders, kept Miss Gilleau- deau eo much on the run that the nes girl had little time to get in tion for returns. The result was &. cotitinuance string of outs and abated bails. Tiss Browne, who learned me ser, game from the former May + towand held the national title in 191 nis) flashed so nh wizardry tha era; Benjamin Cole of Boston, a troublesome opponent, was entirely | smothered. The scores were 6—1, 6—4, Mrs, Cole possesses a wonderful fore- hand 1 her chief asset. Miss | \ Browne cleverly mastered this attack | by coming up to mideourt and block- | Mrs. Cole’s swift returns, Tt waa f effective blocking as the little Boston | woman was repeatedly caught off bal- of NATIONAL LEAGUE. en Fo Clubs. B Pitts'gh 73 39 .652. St.Louis 55 56 « “WN. York 68 47 01 Gini nati 50 63 .44: Brvigh 60 54 ‘526 Phi i GAMES YESTERDAY. Polo Grmunds: Teta) ): / Lauius "ana » Field—Frest * 0 40 cia “italien "and Bete asliion” ‘and. “rata; * Ting ahd Cane Oot oon Baltes “Giaince abd ‘Scamlde; GAMES TO-DAY. gine cratic nati at New York, M 8 at Brooklyn, go at Boston. 4 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, ‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE, cum We Le PC) Club, WL PO, | . York 67 41 .620, Boston. 52 57 .477! leve'ld 70 43 .619| Detroit. 52 ‘ash'n 61 54 £30/ Chicago 48 M.Louis 56 56 500 Phila... 42 GAMES YESTERDAY, 61 460, 64 429 70 375) Pe orngnogoo—a zt bo i jaces aud fuel! Wotlng ‘and Batsier GAMES TO- DAY few York at Chicago. Boston at Detroit (2 games). i Washington at St, Louis. ane Slarded spots. Miss Browne displayed her best showing of the tournament. She covered augurs a strenuous afternoon for Mrs, Mallory Mrs. Cole, national clay conrt title- holder, served and won the first game. That was as far as she got in the opening set. and remained the aggressor through- out the aide-line shots and making remarka- secmed sure little more luck with her deep-court drives the next. set, jan woman was always master of the situation. eliminating Mrs. Heiene Falk, who at- with the strong defending ch It was a sad venture, as the ball came back so fast most of the time that nament went to \ | fitte victories in tenn| feats of Mrs. May S e by returns that popped into un-| from the Mound City than is generally observed The Cards have been pretty close 4 the Brooklyn team for the past several weeks, and more than once threatened to supplant the locals in fourth place, The double victory the Robins scored over the visitors yes- terday gives them a margin that may be considered quite comfortable. Like a tidal wave the Robins let loose yesterday with a furious outburst of hits in the seventh and eighth innings Of the first game of the double header with St, Louis and when the storm had cleared two pitchors had been driven to she cus dugout and ten runs pushed across plate. ae CHICAGO’S EIGHTH PUBLIC LINKS OPENS TO-MORROW. court In a way that if the the finals, two clash to-morrow rew, but, Interpretation of a rule. Miss Browne speeded up chasing determinely after second, in taking the “gets” of many returns that points, Mrs, Cole ‘bad but the Californ- Mallory had an easy time oe ‘AGO, Aug. 19.--Chicago’s eighth pul golf links will be formally opened toy lorrow with the completion of the Park tonal planned by a1 amateur cham- | fet behind him. accurately handled, who commenced her \ lifornia and who} bus Park links {3 on lotfeth and js witout it is of full length change his decision. the she defeated Mrs. ter a hard fought Yesterday reene 4 iiving along the ¥ en ebty limi Chute, = W. L. PO. nal title of the tour- —— Helen Wills, a Senators Get Donte Bash, r titleholder promises r to Californian SHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 19.—Larry Doyle, former second baseman and field Captain of the New York Nutional League Club, has been signed as play- er-manager of the Nashville Southern Association Club and will take charge of the team to-morrow, Buttalo at Jersey City. Syracuse at N: Rochester Toronto ce McLough! a Murra, EXTRA PANTS FREE!! SUIT TO ORDER $ Including Extra Pair of Trousers { * Thave gathered together from at prices of $25, $30, $35; some have enough so customers can come in, make their own selection, and the price will be SUIT TO ORDER Including Extra Pair of Trousers of the Same Goods UNCALLED FOR SUITS 1 have distributed through my 3 New York stores all the uncalled for suits from my chain $9.00 wear out. of stores and marked them, some as low as. posal. Mitchell The Tailor 2 COLUMBUS CIRCLE | 119- 121 NASSAU STREET .1431 BROADWAY | COR. 40TH STREET Open Evenings Until ® P.M. Saturday 107. 4 x or. M M. ‘ Oven Evenings Unt baturdays, 10 inning. fa. =) As has been my custom in the p Reds Win Game Anyway, But They Sure Did Have Good Grounds for Protest Umpire Brennan Makes De- cision That Even Rabid Local Rooters Thought Raw. By Isaac Shuman. INNING yesterday’s game, 4 to from the Giants, relieved Pat Moran of tho Reds of the Necessity of making a needless pro- test to the President of the league Not that he is|@ainst a decision by Umpire Bren- ‘The ne- the making of it would win nothing. Not that the protest, or a protest, was not justified by Brennan's de- cision, which seemed even to the most rabal of the Giant rooters decidedly 1 had not to do with the It was only Brennan's opinion that Roush was out in the fourth on a force play in the completion of which Rawlings at throw from Frisch, did not scem to hold the bali. Brennan held that the Giant seoond baseman held the ball momentarily, long enough to obtain a putout—in his eyes. To the stands, as to Moran, it seomed that Johnny did not hold the ball. Hoe seemed only to deftect It in its flight, for it rolled perhaps fiftcen Umpire Hart sustained Brennan in his decision and for nearly ten min- | utes the game was suspended while Moran protested in the always Fuuite | attempt to persuade an umpire to || ——.— | Whereupon he — 4 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Clo, ww. OL, Balti’re 95 31 .754| Newark 55 69 . Buffalo, 76 52 .594| Syra’se. 50 74 « 1-year-old Culifornia sehool girl, | sp, LOUTs, g. 19.—-Donie Bush for " 528) ter of Philadelphia In the finals v. Detroit Inield, will go to, Washington | Teftnte 66 59 .628| Readi’g 42 80 344 terday for the Junior championship. by Pia opal Four Ban chee) GAMES YESTERDAY. ‘The scores were 6 resident of the American “League.| Newark, 4 8 racuse, 1 (first), The match between the two young-|ammounced here, | New York also want-) gy edelived net Hfetaariay i ieoend), th briliiant play. |S4, Bushy Ut the Scnators won tel Bidalo, *h Nersoy Citys S Ghat here en route from Chicago to lixcelsior| Buffa'>, 25 ies City, 0 (second). Springs, Mo. Toronto, 9, 4 (first). —>—— Toronto, 7; Reaaing: 6 (second). arry Doyle Goes to Nashville. Rochester, 12; Baltimore, 8 (first). Baltimore, 22; Rochester, 6 (second). GAMES TO-DAY. | ewark. t Baltimore. t Reading, for 2-piece suit and extra trousers,some have enough for 3-piece suit and extra trousers. I have placed these in a line in the inside of my store UNCALLED FOR TROUSERS I have a hundred pairs of odd trousers all ready to You might find something that might pos- sibly match your old coat and vest. placed these in my 3 New York stores for dis- I can assure you of a fit aslowas . ast, HE EV NING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1991, fRS. MALLORY ONLY EASTERNER I LEFT IN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT iss Brown and Mrs. Bundy| DODRERS N SMALL Are Among Semi-Finalists acIn Tennis Championships announced he would enter a protest, although It is a policy of the League head, and a policy, never to re- verso an umpire's 2 mubstantiated de- cision on the outcome of a play w jess an interpretation of the rules affovted. Some baseball managers seem yot to have that to learn, as they and their players seem never to have learned that an argument with an ump is never productive of an: thing but hard feelings. Howeve the fans don’t seem to mind and a good heated argument adds to the excitement of a game, especially if one doesn't know what it's about. Rawlings and Bancroft each have now one lucky boot to their credit. In a game the other day Rawlngs Angel nothing like a change. There is more |SSStY existed only Decause Moran Hooted’ a grounder directly into sa = importance attached to this series|®™nounced he would make the protest, | Dave's hands in time to permit him between the Robins and the team] which is catled needless here because | to make a double play, and yesterday Bancroft booted Daubert's grounder to Rawlings in time for a forceout of Roush dt second and for a double play to first for Jake. And each got an assist for what might have gone | down ag an error. ‘The best double play of the afir- noon, however, was started by Frank Frisch who, despite the fact that the | force of Duncan's liner in the fourth ) threw him to the ground, held. that hot clout and recovered for a ‘perfect throw to Kelly, catching Daubert far away from the bag. | And, speaking of doubles, Hod [Mer doubled us the team’s handy tailor in the eighth. Roush tore his trousers sliding into firat and Moran shouted loudly to the bench for a wafety pin while boty Giants and Reds crowded about Roush to protect him from the iro of possible censors who are on t).o warpath for bathing girls and the like, Hod rushed to the rescue with aghe- sive tape, doing an excellent job. $$, RUNS FOR WEEK | { kt lai. Checland BrasTsee|F) wr Heading vf $ | Double Victory Increases Lead Of the Pirates| Pitteburgh to-day has a firm grip on frat place in the National League, Winning two gamoa from Phiiadel- phia yesterday while New York lost to Cincinnatl, the Pirates now hokl lead of sixty-one puluts over the Gianta, If Pittsburgh does no better than break even in forty-two gamos ro- maining on its schedule, New York nrust win twenty-six of its thirty-nine games to tle the pacemakers. Of three double headers yesterday none were divided. With the Pirates’ double victory, Brooklyn scored two over St. Louis and-in the American Leagun Boston twice defeated Detroit. Waiter Johnson of Washington dis- played his old time form in limiting St. Louts to four hits, the only ran being scored by the Browns on Jacoson's home run. Three major league pitchers jasted lets than a full inning and were charged with defeat. Watker of the St. Louis Nationals was foand for !five hits by Brooklyn in the second | game of ths dcubleheader; Martin of tne Chicago Nationals allowed four hits and passed one man o71' 13t Bor- ton. wich scored seven ruus in the opening inning; and Davis oi the St. Louis Americans yielded five hits and a base on balis to Alagton, The tying and winning ranx were batted in by pinch-hitter Bratch of the Chicago Americans agains. New York. Bratch was batting for Faber, who consequently received credit for his twenty-third victory of the season. —$— ‘Walker show! CLEVELAND, Improveme Avg. —19.—Johnny | Walker, first baseman of the Phitadel- phia Athletics, who was injured in Wednesday's game, wil he able to Weave the hospital the iniddic i MEN’S The combination o levels—lower than resources and our All sizes to 5 waist measur I have $3.50 Our to $45.00 In ar 1514 Third Ave., Near 85th St 691 Eighth Ave., Bet. 43d & 138 West 23d St., Bet. 6th & Na BNW GROPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY aN Va aN Vai RITCHIE CORNELL A BIG BREAK IN ness conditions has forced clothing prices down to new low fact lower than good clothes have ever been sold. for. offer you immediate advantage of the savings in this great readjustment sale which begins in all our stores to-morrow. Men’s and Young Men’s SMART ALL-WOOL SUITS In the new: two and three button models for “young fellows’’ of all ages; tailored in a splen- did manner in our own shops, Regular $20 and $25 values... Men’s Trousers Tailored in fine all wool materials im our own factory ; regular $10 value. $4 Pair Tailored of high grade all wool Suitings by our own skilled tailors. All the latest models. Our custom tailoring department during this readjustment sale offers 3-Piece Suits and Overcoats Made to Measure So-called exclusive tailors will ask you $50. NEW YORK CITY STORES: , 1387 Broadway, Bet. 37th and 38th Sts. 251 Eighth Ave., Near 23d St. 2331 Fighth Ave., 1 door above $25th. ‘Yankees Will Probably Send In Rip Collins to ‘ Face White Sox To-Day ae New Yorkers Still Hold On to] tuietion and wilson, the umpire ii : Schalk out of the game and" Slight Lead, as Indians the watch" on Kid Gleason, Also Lose. Deapito the fact that the Sox got'te Mays for twelvo hite, he would bawe won but for poor inflelding work, CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—Whenover the Yankees enter a critical period in peel arsine SILLIDER FOR FIRST TIME their race for the pennant, the ob- LOSES TROTTING RACE. server might just as well watch the oa scoreboard for the result of the| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.— When the Cleveland games wo know how the| Grand Cireult recta were rewumed et leaders are making out, and if the| SMP oy eli A Indians are losing it is almost a #UT° | Gown the backstretch made the tite bet that the Yanks are being beaten | average slower than on the — too. Such has been the history of day the American League race since the| Split hents resulted in all three ‘et beginning of the current season, or} the features. |The $2.50) Bellevue Stegt- rather since the Indiana and Yanka| {fo Hate! stake for 20 trotters weet ‘ have become the obvious contenders to Mille Irwin. The foctne Hdkog veraice. ee : a 0 udges" verdict in. the anes nae New Yorkers are |i 8 thrilling tinah. while Mille Trete still in the lead, even though they did fail to take advantage of yesterday's opportunity to increase it to a more respectable margin, much hope be heid out for the future. The of the second game of the series to the White Sox by a score of 7 to 6 has not jn the least dimmed their outlook, and they look upon to-day as another day. Rip Collins will piten for them, and as Faber huried for the Sox yesterday, and as Dickie Kerr's arm ia reported to be in very bad shape, the likely man to oppose Rip on the mound will be Hodie. Baker, Ward and Pipp. chipped in “bones” and errors at critical times, or Maya might have come through. ft was just another of the games you have to expect from the Yankees every so often. Too bad to lose, too, for Babe Ruth forty-sixth homer, another powerful drive clear over the left fleld bleachers, sent in three Yank runs in the aeventh and seemed to put an end to Faber. ‘The clout wasn't is long as yesterday's, | e of the three in 2.07% and also the a which was little more thag a Jom, ti 216. Tommy Murphy's Sillkéer, unbeaten so far this season, won the first tow henta of the Nawheek Siete for Gres: year-old trotters, but bog a break in the third and Sakur with a rish and won th Lik The ng elty trot at 1 mile and 150 yards was won by Mnvara In 223 thc al TUNNEY GETS DECISION OVER S. |. HEAVYWEIGHT. Gene ‘Tunne Went Side light heavyweight, added another victory ¢o his list last night at the Brighton Box- Ing Club of Staten Island, by getting the Judges’ awand over Eddie Josepha, taten Island heavyweight, Ia a ‘Tunny outclassed ute but it was something to talk about, Mount et aie Jn eon nite for It wont to extreme left Held, where |. rourtn rounds with right swings oe the big fellow seldom hits them ithe Jaw. Josupns” woukl have sbeem Bo close did it come to the line that knocked out but for his topeated clingge the Sox started a near-riot of expus- ing. Announce CLOTHING PRICES f unfavorable weather and backward busi- they were in the pre-war days of 1914—in Our outlet in our chain of stores enable us to $1475 All-Wool Suits 6 e For Short and Stout Men Tailored in a variety of smart mate- rials and latest models. 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