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WILLARD is READY TO
DEFEND CHAMPIONSHIP

Atlantic City. y. J.. Aug. 3--Jess Will
I'd, COWBOY heavyweight champion. is
ERE restless for another fight He Is
tady for all whites and DEGREES the fact
nat no legitimate proposition has been
,ceived since he wrrSted the crown away
ON Jack johnson. Willard. however,
lade il plain that he would draw the
plor line as announced 10y him on enter
q the ring at Havana. Cuba, if fortune
nil-d upon HIM in the result.
Tom Jones says his protege is ready to
mp into the ring tomorrow. but that
u aspirants for the title want too much
honey and make their offers ridiculous
Both Willard and Jones gave the i'm
-ession that the next challenge was an
.cipated from the winner of the Jim Cof-
y-trank oran affair in New York
|irly in the fall.
Jess lives the life OF a millionaire on
be road. having his own private car.
lstinue OF SER ants and everything his
hart might desire. Willard holds no con-
Fact with the managers and may retire
ON the program of the show without a
toment's notice
Willard arrived here early yesterday
lvo!d the most popular paths during the
bay. He could not resist the lure of an
bean bath. however. and finally whisked
u in a taXicab TO lower Chelsea to enjoy
he surf
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-ye ar-olds and UPWARD III
fcrionss. Eagle, %; Kaska-kia l07; Hester Prynne.
IL: Barsac. rs RuIica. e; Chanes IS; LADY Bar
bGry. lGs: Fan Maid. %; Reliance IS: Winning
Witch los
SECOND RACE-Twoyesroids; five and one half
furlonss. Helping Hand. 100: .vidado. los Irish
knight, ID; Hish Horse. los; Iuawaddy. lo5: Black
Beauty, 100; Cliyator. 100: Important 10: Madame
Hermann, loo; Little Alta. los: 'Spangle Duchess
IS Belle 6f the Kitchen, &C.
THIRD RACE-Twc-yearclds: five and one-half
furlongs. BroonVale. lis: Landslide, ioi; Feminist
ii5; lldiko i0: Libyan Sands. no; Bonnie Carrie
100
FOURTH RACE-The Huron Handicap; three
yearolds: one and three-sixtecnths miller. Trial BY
Jury. lle; Sharrshooter lis: Iron Duke LIZ; The
FINN. liz; Lady Rsrbary s.
FIFTH 6ACE-Three-, ear-olds and upward: one
and one-eishth miles. Shyuess IS; Hedge Toe:
Lady Teresa, ice: Easto Star Sc: Amalf los /:
Worlds Wonder. loe; Lahore. ia; Polly r.. io4
SIXTH RACE-Two-year -olds: FIVE and onehalf
furiongs. Tfalee. los; Harry Gardner los; After
Night lo5: Scryia les. Edna Keuna, 100; Nolh,
los walloon. rs; Bohnliik 100: bob Redfeld. 100;
Rife shooter. zoe: sal Vanity. los.
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&A6MAaa@6
The Apenueat Ninth
CAPITAL TYPOS Win
IN Big TOURNAMENT
Billy Loves Printers Trim Philadel-
phia Club in First Game of
Tourney by 8 to 2.

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. S.-The eighth
annual baseball tournament OF the Ma
tional Printers Baseball League got I'M
der way today for the first set Of games
on the strawbridge & Clothier Athletic
Field with the grand stand and bleachers
filled with cheering delegates from all
branches Of the union represented in the
tournament
Philadelphia was beaten by washinxton
in the first Of the set Of three games. 8
to 2
Boston. last years champions, made a
bitter fight for the 1915 trophy. but was
eliminated when the st. Louis delegatio
through the marvellous pitching of their
youthful curver. Neuse. and by his team
mates wonderful defense, defeated them,
2 10 l.
ST. Paul kept in the running by handing
the Cleveland squad a drubbing, s to 4.
Score:
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OTTAWA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-An ages: Canadian bred; sir
firlnnss. sDivcrcee H. IS: 'Canne Jean. IS;
Red Post. 81; 'Myra G.. los; Mary Mastemt 100:
Our Mabelle. lOi: sir James. 10: Suvez Nj.
I6; Last Spark. lo: Puritan Lass. III: On
drameda. Ill; Caiumny. III. Also eligible: Ny
Joe. lG: Mansolus. III.
SECOND RACE-Rive furloags; s-year olds
msttlsns. Broom Corn. lc'; Lady Lyun. lr; Mari
gold IL: Reserve. NJ Rarka III; Galeswinth-, ~;
Mayme W, III; May Niece. Ill; Greenwood. lli:
Pride Of Greeuway, IA; Alex Getz. Ia; Peep
Sight, III
THIRD RAcE-stseplcchsse: +year-olds and ul-
ward: about two miles. Joe Gaiety. 10; Cubon.
I5o: DR.. Holz5erg ISL: Mali InIa. la. Cynosure.
Isl: Frns. i3.: stncco. is: Idle Michael. III
FOURTH RACE-One mile; 5yeaT-osds and uI-
ward 'Rediand. 90: 'Buxz Around. Eo; North
e-n Light. ise; 'suIreme. ic2; Richard Langion.
Ics: Luther. lcs: Corsicsn. H.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlonex: jyearo lds and no
ward Fair Helen. IS; Kim. 100: Laura. lc,:
Zutiei ns; .vaias. los: Coy. loe: 'vide. ios: Ida
elaine. los: Dica Desdwood 100: me Busy
body. IA.
SIXTH RAcE-Five and cne-haf furionss: ,
year-olcs and upward 'Josenna Zarste. IS: 'Haver-
sack s.; .Ka,defoscros 100: Colcrs loc; Luria ics:
Mater. lei; Perior Boy. le7; As:rulo<cI. IL: In
a,.ieta los: Knights Diner. H.
sEyENrB RACE-Miir and onesixteenth: ,
year-olds ard upward. Kopje lc7: Star Of Love.
g: Beaumont Belle. le2: 'Behrom. los; Surpass
ing, 10: Abpotsfod i0: Uncle Ben. G.: Fist
stss. ICE: Euter<. 10; u oro. 10: Beau Per !.
Zoe; Marshon. 10.
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Michigan Fans Turn Out in
Big Numbers to See Nation
y ais Trim Home Club.
WALTER JOHNSON WORKS

! Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. 23.-Wash-
ington won an exhibition game from
the Grand Rapids Central Leaguers
here this afternoon by a score of 9
to 4. 1t was not so much of a ball
game as an opportunity for Nick AL
trock to display his wares. and the
comedian put in a great day. on the
coaching lines, in the pitchers box, and
| at first base. He also did some Of
the umpiring to further prove his YER
gathered to see Walter johnson pitch,
i forgot all about the speed ball demon
as soon as the handsome Nicholas
turned on his comedy.
Washington scored in the second in
ming on BARRIERS first hit, walk to
Williams and Johnson's single In the
/ third, after Foster had been retired
Milan beat a hunt. Shanks had his
cap knocked off by a pitched ball and
Jaunted. Gandirs hit scored Clyde ana
! Howard stopped at third. A success
full double steal scored Shanks and
Gandil plated when Barber lined out
his second hit.
Johnson led off Washington's fourth
BY knocking the ball out of the lot for
the circuit Acosta walked and went
to third on Alcock's error of Fosters
SIouIueI- a wiz pltCn scored the out
/ fielder, while Eddie moved to second
Milan beat out another bunt. sending
Foster to third. Milan was caught off
first: Shanks' fly to left scored Foster.
Gandil flied to the same territory
Washington's final scores came in the
seventh when Morgan followed BARRIERS
fourth hit with a home run.
Acosta Makes Error.
Grand Rapids scored three off of john
son in the third. Steil singled and De-
vormer doubled. the former scoring
when Acosta threw wildly to the plate
Devormer scored while Morgan was
throwing Goshorn out. Nee hit the ball
out of the lot for the circuit.
Rice. who pitched the next three in
ninSS. allowed one run. This came In
the sixth after two were out on Eding-
TONS triple and Duncan's single.
In the eighth. after Altrock started
pitching. Nee got his second home rum
Dehaven and Alcock were easily re-
tired Ellington singled and Duncan
tripled. keene's single scored Duncan
with the last local run. Gandn changed
places with Altrock and held the locals
safe Score:
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PLANK'S NARROW ESCAPE.
His Auto Stalled on Track-Near1y
Struck by Fast Train.

Harrisburg, Aug. 23.-Eddie Plank, for
merly of the Athletics and now with the
st. Louis Feds, narrowly escaped death
Sunday near here, when his automobile
stalled on the tracks of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway just as a fast train
was nearing the spot. He managed to
get out of the way of the train with only
a foot to spare.
After an exciting trip. in which he
forded four streams from which bridges
had been washed away by the heavy rain
OF Saturday night, Plank arrived safely
In Rosegarden from his Gettysburg home
Finding his patch blocked by water in
the subway under the railroad at Rose
garden. Plank ordered his chauffeur to
dig a zigzag pathway to the railroad en-
bankment.
The engine stalled Just as the car
started across the tracks. Following his
escape from the train. Plank proceeded
to Harrisburg, arriving there last night
in time to catch a train for Chicago.
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PHILLIES and CUBS
Divide DOUBLE BILL
Chicago Lands First Game by 4 to 3
but Drops Nightcap. l3 to 5.
Boooklyn Dodgers Beaten.

Philadelphia, Aug. 23.-Chicago won
the first from the Phillies today. 4 to 3.
but were overwhelmed, Is to 5 in the
second. A ninth inning slip-up on the
part of Luderus lost the first game.
Chicago scoring two runs on this err
ror and Zimmerman's double. The sec
ond game was a simple swatfest with
Humphries as the goat Score:
First gains R Fl. z.
Chicagu............... o 0 o o 0 o "a
Philadelphia ........,. 0 0 ? 0 o 0-3 =
Bltteres-Chcney. label, and Archer: MAYER.
Alexander. and killiter. Umrires-MessJs. Risler
and Cockin.
Second game R. II. Z.
Chicaso............... % o ? 20 Is 4
Philadelphia .......... o ks 10
Batteries Iiumphries. label. and Bresnahan Nc
Quillan and Burns. CmpiTes-Messrs. Cockin and
Riglcr.
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Governors Guest Won Golf Prize

Newport. r. l.. Aug. Gan eighteen
hole medal play tournament at the New
port Golf Club for prizes offered by
Gov. Beckman was concluded yesterday
afternoon In anything but favorable
weather. The prize for men was won by
guest of the governor, A. De Navarro.
of New York, with a gross score of IS
and a net of 81.
A tie developed among the woman. be-
tween Miss Dorothy Carroll and Miss
Margaret II. Bush. each OF whom had n
net score of &c. They will play of the
tie next week.
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BAKER MAY SIGN TO
PLAY WITH NEWFEDS

New York. Aug 2a.-"Home Run" Frank
the Newark Federals before the end of
the week, unless some unlocked for hitch
occurs. Baker sill sign for three years
and will get a yearly salary close to
$4,000
Baker has a contract with the Athletics
at the present time which has two years
still to run. and which calls for about
1850 annually. Organised baseball In
sists that Bakers contract with the Ath-
letics 10 Of the ironclad nature. but the
Federals will put Baker into the game
Immediately after he signs . contract and
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Griffith Still Claims
Nationals Have Chance
Potomac Excursion Tonight.

A big time IL In store for the
oarsmen and friends Of the Poto-
mac Boat Club tonight, when the
annual moonlight excrrsion will
he held to Mnrshau Hall. The
funds derived from this outing
will go toward the expenses OF
the big regatta which the club
holds next Saturday on the Po-
tomac River course. above the
Aqueduct Bridge. From the ad-
vance sale OF seats, enc OF the
largest crowds In the history Of
these annual outings In expected.
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Truxtons Claim Title.

The fast TruXtun baseball team. al
housh il has played numerous games
|Iis season, has not been defeated by any
P-year-old club. The 7Truxtons have won
Nenty-three out of thirty-two games.
md believe they are entitled to lay claim
b the l5-year-old championship of the
tty. and stand ready TO defend their claim
|gainst all corners within the age limit
ames to be played at 80 any evening or
4 on Saturdays. at Fifth and Florida
venue northeast. Address communica-
Ions to Charles !. Diller. 81 . street
|orthweet
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1wo-bas, ht-Devormer. Three-base hts-Edinc-
ton. Duncan. Home rIns-Mee e. Johnson Nor
gan. Stolen laSc--Shanks Gandn. Sacrifice hit
Williams. Sacrifice fy-Shanks. Left on bases
Washington. 10; Grand Rapids 6. Earned nuns
Washington. 1; Grand Rapids 5 First base on
Eails-of GOshOrn. }; off Johnson !: of Gandil 2
Hits made-0f johnson. in innings; of Rice. 5
IN J innings: of Altrock. in % innings: of
Gardl. ; in 10 innings. Struck ort-By Goshorn
1; by Rice. . Hit by ETCHED ball-Shanks Wild
i1tch-Goshorn. Double Tlays-Foster to Morgan
Morgan 10 Ester to G2ndil. Unrire-Mr Slear
Time Of game hour and 20 minutes.
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Earned iun>-Machinists S: Emmanuel. 4. First
base by errors-Machinists. l. Immanuel. /. Left
on LMachnists. s: Emmanuel. 6. First base
balls-Oh knhnert. ): on Hartley. ?; of Thomp
son. s. Innings ritched-Bv Kuhnert. 4; By Hart
ley. 3 Hits n.Ade-Oh kuhnert &: OF Hartley. l.
Struck out-By Kuhnert. .; By Hartley. ); b.
THOMPSON. !. Twpbase hite-Armstrcne. Rountree.
Stolen bases Beatty en-. Rata. Double rIay-Mc-
Csrthy to Armstrong. Hit by ritcher-By Thomp-
son. Rountrce and Beatty. Passed bails-Royer.
Hines Umprc>-Messu Belts and Hughes. Time
Ct game, hour and 70 minutes.
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JOE JACKSON'S CLOUT
WINS FOR WHITE SOX

Chicago. Aug. 23.-Jackson endeared
himself to White Sox fans in the elev-
enth inning of today's game with the
Yankees. when he tripled with f. Col
Inns on first. winning the game. to B.
The locals tied the score at three, all
in the ninth round on a pass, two outs.
and Weaver's single. Score:
n. Fl. T.
New York. 90 o 0 o. /
Chicago. o o o 90 0 IL :
Ratteries-Shawkey and Alexander: Russell
Scott and Schak. Cmpires-Msssrs. Evans and
Chill.
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Dominics Are Swamped.

What was expected to be a hard game
proved easy pickings the Cardinals romp-
ing away with the game by the one-sided
score of II to T.
The features Of the game was the heavy
hitting Of Walker. Mcbride, r. Gerard.
and Cardmore. the latter making q home
run. Score:
RHE.
Cardinals. ......!!.... Isos.oi 31-r "A Z
ST. Dominic oooo3 ool 90 ]
Battsries-AllensvoSth and Mcbride: Hsena. 2
Welsh Braund FYtxgr.ah and Gerardi
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E.lrned Tns-TTuIton. l6. shamTocks 4 First
base on hals-of Lerumon. ?: OF Drescher. s.
Innings ritched-By Lennon, 3: by Drescher s.
Hits made-Of Lennon. :: of Drescher. a.
Struck out-By Lennon S; by Drescher l. Three
base hit-Zimmerh. Two-hase hits-Hassebush
nillCr Zimmerh. Beatty. Hit by pitcher-By
DreScher iBeauverdI. Umpire-Mr Noyes Time
of game hours.
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TITLE GAME TODAY.

The intersectionnl game for the
District championship will start
to-day mt Terminal Railroad Park
Mt " p. m. Three games will he
played, hut in case of n tie the
game scheduled for Thursday
will he played at American
League Park. Three umpires will
be used I'm these contests. Mr.
Richard Woodward will he placed
in the outfieId. so as to determine
whether the hall is hit into the
crowd on an outfieId drive.
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Earned runs-PoolcSville. 6; Washington Grove. ,
First base by eIrors-wsshington Grove l. Left
bases-Poolessille. s: Washington Grove. S. Ffrst
base on balls-On Housh. l. Hits made-Oh Hough.
:: off Knott. II. Struck out-By Housh. IA: by
Knott, :. Home un-Percy. Threr-base hit
Brake. Two-hase hit-Reed. Stolen bases-Cutitt.
A. Staub. Percy. Passed ball-Lodce Cmpire-
Charles Cooper. Time Of camel hour and 9
minutes.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
IxrERNATIoNAL LEAGUE,

Rochester. q: RicADssd. l.. tarst nns.
Rochester. 4: Riehmosd. .. tsseood 49,.
Montreal. &: Pscsidsses. Z
Buffalo. 9: Hsn1s6ass. 1.
Jsssy cifysresosts-RaiA.
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Cards Land New Shortstop.

San Francisco. Aug. cz-The San Fran
cisco baseball club announces that Roy
Corhan. shortstop. had been sold to the
st. Louis club Of the National League.
Corhan II to report to st. Louis nexe
season. He formerly played With tha
New York Americans.
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Stolen base.-Huppi. Bsnnar %. Gstchens ED
3), Wilhide (2). Byrne Two-bass hfts-
Doughton ~. Thrce-bass hits-Feldman. Catch
Hit by pitcher-By Patterson Cwilhidel
Struck out.By Patterson. 5: BY Byrne. l: By Bhn-
ton. g Bases bans-Oh Pate SON. :: of
Byne. |: of Blanton. !. Umpires-Messrs. Rosner
and Edwards. Time Of camel hour and 50
minutes
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Races Are Postponed.

Montreal. Aug. a.-rhe opening pro-
gram OF the second week Of the Grand
Circuit meeting at Dorval Park was
postponed today on account Of rais-
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Hartfords Challenge.

The Hartford A. c. would like to ar
range games with any teams averaging
is or II years of age in the District For
games address Milton Rowe, 1919 Otis
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Whales Are Beaten.

Chicago. Aug 2.-The St. Louis Feds
slaughtered the offerings of Prendergast.
Black and Hendrix and easily won from
the Whales. II to 5, today. They knocked
Prendersast out in four innings. Black in
one and reached Hendrix for five hits. for
So many runs. m the ninth. The locals
knocked Crandall out in the third, but
willett held them safe. Score:
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Hyattsville Wins One.

The Hyattsville team took the long end
Of a hard-fought game from Brentwood
on Sunday by the score of 3 to :. The
spectators were kept in the highest form
Of excitement during the whole game BY
the brilliant plays OF both teams. The
features Of the game were the Hyattsyille
batteries. Val Hallerand and ]. SpaldinE.
Score:
RE.
Hyattsville. o 100 oS3 I
Brentwood. ........... o o o -
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Giants Drop Two.

New York, Aug. 23.-The Giants
dropped two close games TO st. Louis
today the scores being 10 and to
3. Wild pitching on the part of Per-
rift and Schauer caused the locals to
lose the first. Four of the Cardinals
runs came as the result of passes. and
the fifth resulted from a hit batter.
After Perdue was substituted for Ames
the Giants could do nothing in the
scoring line.
Mathewson was the victim of the
second defeat, straight hitting giving
the Cardinals three runs in the fourth
inning and another in the fifth.
First game r. II. L.
St Louis............. 0 900 o-5 o
New York. ........... . . o. 10 l
Batteries-Ames. Pertue and SNYDER: Perritt
SChauer and DOOM Umpires-Messrs. O'Day and
Stockdale.
Second game Il. II L.
st. Louis. 0 0 0 o o. o
New YCrk.....-...... o o. 9 /
Bat;cries-Eohnsun. Perdue and Snyder: Mathew
sNn and Meyers Umpires-Messrs. Stockdale and
O'Day.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

ST. Paul. .: Columbus. I.
Minneapolis. 4: Cleveland, 2.
Milwaukee. G.: Louisville. q.
Kansas City. 10; Indianapolis. 4
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Snodgrass Wins for Braves.

Boston. Aug. 23.-Snodgrass signal
led his arrival here by winning today's
game for the Braves. 3 to 2. His
double and that by Magee put over the
winning run in the eighth inning. The
Pirates got one in the second. The
Braves tied in the fifth, when Smith
doubled. stole third, and scored on Ma
ranville's out and went into the lead
on Evers hit later in the inning. John
sons homer tied it again in the sew
enth. Score:
RI
Pittsburgh. ........ 90 o c. ) o
Boston. .............. 0 Q o 0 KS l
Batteries-Adams and Gibson: Tyler, Hughes and
Whaling and Gowdy. UmpiIes-Messrs Byron and
Eas1n.
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CY FALKENBERG HURLS
TIPT0PS TO VICTORY
Allows Baltimore Ten Hits. but Brook,
Ign Lands Game, 5 to Other
Federal Games.

Baltimore, Aug. 23.-John Ganzil's hired
men won ball game for him at his de-
but as a Federal League manager today.
) to 9.
Cy Falkenberg. secured in a trade for
Tom Seaton, pitched for Brooklyn and.
although he got into numerous holes.
managed to work his way out we'll.
Score:
RHE.
Brooklyn............. OIL o ? o5 II
Baltimore .......... o o o c ] % 10 2
Batteries Rethernburg and Smith. Quinn and
Jacklitch. Umpres-Messrs. Frnneran and O'Brien.
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Pittsburgh, Aug. 23.-The Kanfeds were
defeated today by Pittsburgh. to o. AL
len was effective at all times. while Main
was found for two singles. a double and
a triple in the first inning. which,, with
base on balls. Melted the four runs scored
by the locals Score:
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Brooklyn Is Beaten.

Brooklyn. Aug. 23.-Cincinnati took nine
points off the Brooklyns' percentage by
defeating Robinsons crew. to ,. today.
Dale did not allow a hit for five innings,
but was relieved in the sixth after he had
hurt his leg. The visitors scored all their
runs in the first inning off Pfeffer on
Herzogs triple. Griffiths double. Wingo s
single and a hit batter. Score:
r. X. f.
Cincinnati......... 100 90 o-3 10 q
Brooklyn % o. o % 5 0
Batteries-Dale. Mckennery. Schneider and
Wingo; I'feffer. Appleton Douglas and McCsrty.
UmTires-Messrs KEN and Emslie
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BOSTON HANDS ZEROS
TO ST. LOUIS BROWNS

ST. Louis. Aug. 23-The Red Sox shut
out the Browns today. making it four In
a row from the locals. The score was Z
to o. Heavy stick work was responsible
for the Red Sox's victory. Gardner and
Scott each got two doubles and Cady one.
Score:
r. Fl. T.
Boston olooo24 % IL l
St. Louis. .......... % o o 0-6
Batteries-C;resg and Cady: Hamilton, Hof and
O'Brien. UmIires-Messrs Dineen and Nallin.
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ToDAy-s GAMEa

IoDAy-s GAMES
Brooklyn at Baifipore
Buia:o q NSSsrt.
KanM City at Pittseuryh.
81. Louis At Chicago.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
American.

American.
Chicago. 1: New York. 3.
Boston. Z: St Louis, o.
ToDAY's
Washington at Chicago.
Athletics at St. Louis
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
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National.

Chicago, 4; Fhillies, 8.
Phillies. Is: Chicago. S
St. Louis, 5; New York. L.
st. Louis, 4: New York, 3.
Cincinnati. 3; Brooklyn, g.
Boston. 3: Pittsburgh. :.
GAMES.
Chicago at Philadelphia
st. Louis at New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Old Fox Refuses to Surrender
to Red Sox and the
Detroit Tigers.
OTHER SPORT GOSSIP
National League Managers Express
Opinions as to Outcome of Close
Race-Comment.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

"AlthouEh the Red Sox, Tigers,
and White SOx have q good lead ON
ua, i have not given up hope of
winning the American League pen
nant race"
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Grand Rapids is Beaten
in Exhibition Game 81
The Final Standings of
The Sectional Games

International Game Today.
Agriculture. OF Section b, W.
Machinists, OF Section A. on the
grounds east of Union Station, ut
3 p. m. Umpires-Messrs. w.
Belts, J. Hughes, and X. Wood
ward.
Standing of the Clubs.
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Rebels Handed Zero

Bstterics-Crandan, Nilleu. and Hartley; Prem
dcrsast. Black. Hendrix and Fischer. Umpires-
Msssrs Johnston and Mulln.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS aEsULTs
Brcottn. ;; baltimore. .
Pittsosrsh. q; Kansas City. O.
81. Louis. Il Chicaro. s.
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Parker-Bridget E. Co.
Obey Your

Saving mSunCt
THE final wind-up Of
the season at Parker
i Bridget's brings the
lowest Of low sale
prices.
q All Tropical Suits are
reduced.
g All Oxfords are re-
duced.
FALL BROKEN LOTS OF P-B
SUITS REDUCED. Two prices
on all broken lots Of two and
three piece Suits.
SIS and $50 Suits, S0.75.
IS Suits, S13.7S.
p No charge for alterations.
Notes Many of these Suits
can he worn In the fall.
AMAMAa9sN6
The Apenue1f Ninth
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-17
GEORGTA-Sumter County.

GEORGIA-SumterC County.
viii be sold before the court house
door in the City of Americas, between
the legal hours of sale, on the first
Tuesday in August, 1915, the following
described property, to-wit:
That certain house and lot in the
City of Americas, now occupied by de-
PENDANTS, same being located on
Northwest corner of College and Bar
low streets, bounded by Barlow street,
South by College street, West by prop
erty of Fort estate and North by right
of way of S. A. L. Railway.
Levied on as the property of John
P. Butt and Mrs. John P. Butt to salts.
fly City Court fl ia in favor Of the
Americas Construction Co., VS.. Mr..
John P. Butt and Mrs. John P. Butt.
Tenants In possession notified in terms
of the law. This LIST day of March,
1915. @. w. FULLER, Sheriff.