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Arizona republican., 1916-08-21
SPORT COMMENT

SAN FRANCISCO. August 20-Some interesting statistics are furnished by Frank M Newbert. q member of the California fish and game commission. regarding the propagation of fish and their distribution among the streams and lakes of the state.
 Contrary to public opinion" says Mir Newbert. when the first white man came to the state he found fish only in the ocean. the bays and the streams up to the first waterfalls. and If comparatively few species. Since then the federal and state authorities have introduced many valuable and m- teresting varieties and have planted and transplanted almost every species so that today California is one of the greatest fishing regions of the world, the result of intense propagation and conscientious protection
 ''The first planting of fish was made in 1S7l From 1871 to 1915 inclusive the state has imported, propagated and released to the waters of California TAG, T31. 295 game and good fishes Shad striped and black bass trout of many varieties crappie. bluegill porch, sun
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21

been anything but encouraging to their followers here, and instead of the clean sweep that was expected earlier in the season, doubt is being expressed that William Johnston will be able to re- tain his national singles championship. His recent defeat at the hands of R. Norris Williams H., the former cham pion. was unlocked for and the possi- bility of his regaining his court honors looms prominent. W Wiliams has played a better game than he has shown in d year
 Ward Dawson's work has been disappointment to his friends and un-
 less he shows a decided improvement
 he seems likely to repeat his unsuc- , cessful season of last year.
 The East versus West matches were
 in the nature of a rout for the western forces. As yet there has been no ex- pianatiOn as to the causes behind the i reverses, and as time goes by. the opinion gradually is taking shape that probably there are no excuses to be 1 offered. At all events. the Pacific coast ] will enter the national championships
 at Forrest Hills with little of the con- fidence which existed at the time that !. it's players started on their invasion of ] the Eastern courts.
 Six athletes have-been named to rep l resent the southern branch of the Amateur Athletic union in the national
 track and field championships to be
 held at Newark, N. J., September and l g. They are Fred Kelly, Earl Thom- ] son, Howard Drew. r. House, Peter Bagnard and Albert Gates. They will : all compete under the coloTs of the Los ] Angeles Athletic club Kelly will at i tempt something entirely new to him when he competes in the all -around i championship. He has been training
 with the view to this event in particU-
 lar and his work in the actual compe-
 tition will attract as much, if not more, l attention than that of the other men
 entered in the meet
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21
MILL PUTS UP POOR
 GAMES SHELTER WINS
By BOB GIBSON

HAYDEN August 20.-The Hayden Millers gave the poorest exhibition of baseball seen on the local grounds this season and the Shelter won by score of to D.
 Fentress in his first game for the Millers pitched fine ball allowing but six hits and one earned run, but every man on the Mill team seemed to be trying to be the one to make the most errors. twelve in all being chalked up.
 The Shelter, on the other hand. gave Hughes brilliant support and pulled him out of several holes by clever fielding The ninth inning was the big inning for both sides Shelter. going to bat with lead of four runs. scored five more on five errors and three hits. The Mill on two bases on balls and four hits scored four runs and caused Hughes to be pulled. Munsell. who replaced him. allowed one hit and struck out Davis with three men on the bases.
 Carnes Pierce and Flick carried off the fielding features while Herne, Bender and Arbogast hit the bah hard.
 Wednesday the Mill and Mines play at Hayden.
 Score F II !. Shelter .... .....210 010 005-9 6 3 Mill . ... 900 900 0I4-5 10 i2
 SUMMARY Earned runs: Shelter 1: Mill 1. Two base hits: Bender. Ar bogast. Stadelli Bases on balls: off Fentress 1; off Hughes 3. Struck out: by Fentress l: by Hughes ?: by Nun sell 1. Stolen bases: Pierce. McMur- do. Double plays: Hughes to Carnes to McMurdo. Left on bases: Shelter 1; Mill 10. Hit by pitcher: Carisch l by Munsell. Time of game: hours l5 minutes. Empires: Brashear and i Pringle.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
COOMBS HOLDS CUBS TO ONE
 HIT; DODGERS WIN ONE TO ]
IRepubIlean A. p. Leased wIreI

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Jack Coombs held Chicago to one hit today and Brooklyn shut out the locals. 1 to Q. Wheat tripled in the third inning when Zeider misjudged the ball. A wild pitch a few minutes later en- abled Wheat to score.
 Hendrix was hit hard tut was given fine support in the pinches. None of the Cubs reached second base and but three made first, one on Mowrey's $ error. another on a base on balls and one of Flack's hit. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21
WHITE SOX DEFEAT
 ARIZONA REDS "a

Poor attendance at the opening game in Riverside park ball lot did not de- tract from the ferociousness of the struggle in which the White Sox pre- vailed over the Arizona Reds. The Sox got to hitting the ball and Fin Westfall had to desert first base and go in the box. replacing Campbell. but the lead was too great for the Reds to overcome The score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21
PING EDDIE SOLD
 ID CONNIE MACK
[RepubIIean A. ?. Leased WIrel

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 20.-Ping Bodie. leading batsman of the Pacific Coast league and San Francisco out fielder. will te a member Of Connie Mack's Philadelphia American league team next season. according to an nouacement by Harry Wolverton manager of the San Francisco club
 Philadelphia paid Cash for Bodie Ie was said the amount contained five figures.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21
STATE PRESS SCORES
 WIN OVER THE 4. E.

The State Press ball team scored another victory yesterday when they defeated the Arizona Eastern in a close game. The printers put up a good game all tho way through. They man. aged to score one or more runs each inning. The A. E. have just organized and were not in the best Of condition.
 Score R T F State Press .0i3 POI 13x-11 i2 Arizona Eastern PIP oil 000- 9 ,
 Batteries: Cook and Castle; Morales and Delcado.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21
3S 8 12 27 22 ;
White Sox
SIIMMARY-Two base hits: Col

SUMMARY-Two base hits: Collins Butler. H. Westfall. Godfrey, F. West fall Double plays: Mansfield to Col lins to Westfall. Lyall to Warren; Warren to Westfall. Struck out: By Campbell l; by Westfall 3. Bases on balls: off Campbell f off Westfall 2 Time of game; 2:20. Umpire: Dick Benenato.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21
Nine Clubs May Be Champions
 Both Races Prove Mid-Season Puzzles

after Cleveland; lost three straight
 games to New York Cleveland began
 the week well but started the last eastern rrip poorly against New York.
 the Yankees winning every game.
 New York made the best advance of any team in the Ieague, winning five straight from Philadelphia and Cleve- land, but losing Saturday to Chicago. St Louis and Detroit managed to keep within striking distance of the leaders. Wednesday saw the western teams start on their last eastern trip l and the iHtersectionai victories for the
 four days were. East B; West 8. The National race appears to have narrowed down to three teams, with Brooklyn having the best chance be- cause Of its hold or first place and the steadiness of it's pitching staff Boston's pitchers are cratic, and Phil adeiphia has only on consistent box man. Alexander
 The last western invasion by the 1 eastern teams for 1S16 began Thurs l day The inter-sectional results for the three days were: East 6; West 6.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-21

SU M MAk1 -ETrorS- St. LOuls' |. Two-base hits. Hornshy. Doyle, Bet gel t2l. Three-hase hits: Betzel. Long. Double plays. New York l; St Louis. 1. Bases on balls: off Benton. 5 off Smith. l; off Steele. l. Hits and earned runs: Off Benton. 10 hits and runs in innings; off Smith. hits md ] run in l inning; off Steele, < hits and no run in innings. Struck out: By Benton. 1: bv Steele 1.
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American Assn

At Minneapolis 6-3: Columbus 3-7 At Milwaukee 6; Indianapolis
 At Kansas City 5-1;. Louisville Hi At St. Paul 1-1; Toledo 9-l. (SeconC game called in seventh, state law)
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BOSTON OPENS UP
 WITH Az VICTORY
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CINCINNATI. Aug. 2O.-BOston won the first game of the series from Gin cinnati here today.
 Mitchell's base on balls in the sec ond inning were costly but at bat he got three hits out of four times up.
 Tn the fourth inning with one run scored one out and the bases full Hughes relieved Allen and retired the side without further scoring. From that time on. he was master or the situation. Score.
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and Denver divided a double header here today, Sioux City taking the first, g Go c. and Denver the second 10 to S Scores.
 First game: k II F., Denver ~ ...0 0n0 eco 60O-0 ? c Sioux City .... coo 021 O0x-S g 2
 Batteries. lrion. Mauser and Stew ems, Shestak. Kelly and Crosby
 Second game R H E Denver ... ....... $40 003 0-10 15 c Sioux City ...... 900 02G O. l5 0
 (Called end seventh by agreementD
 Batteries: Harrington. Andrews and Shestak. shook Grover and Crosby
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efN aH = East Lake Slucqers

SUMMARY Two base hits: F. Vim son Burroughs. Cavenesse Seaman. Three base hits: J.. Dewitt Sacrifice hits Elder. Flick e. Sacrifice fly Stucky. Struck out: By Nmson 3. by Burroughs 6. by Dewitt I. Eases on balls: By Ninsor 1: by Burroughs 9. by Dewitt 2 Time of game 2.l0 Empires Doheney and Murr. Scorer; W King
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American League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
 National League New York at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg
 American League St. Louis at Washir ton Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston
 Coast League No games scheduled
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JUST LIKE LINCOLN

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug 20--A char acteristic Lincoln rafy in the eighth won the first game Of double header from Topeka today. The second game was Lincoln's from the start. Gregory keeping the hits well distributed The scores were 1 to ] and to B. Score: '
 First game; k II h Lincoln . 900 00i 04x-7 10 Topeka ~ .. 900 O02 010-3 10
 Batteries: Gregory and Thompson Rohrer. Doyle and Allen.
 SIOUV AND DENVER DIVIDE
 SJOtTX CITY Atfg 2n-SiOuX Citt
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HOWARD IS SOLD T0
 THE PORTLAND CLUB
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 BOSTON. Aug. 20.-Ivan Howard. utility infielder, has been sold by the Cleveland American league club to the Portland club of the Pacific Coast league, it was announced tonight.
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PASTIMES DEFEAT
 SLUCCERs EASILY

At Eastlake yesterday. the 5'astimes put over a big victory over the East lake sluggers Dewitt held the Slug gers to seven hits. Score.
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STEEL HOLDS GIANTS
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ST LOUIS, Aug. 20.-New York, with men on bases, could, not hit Steele today. while St. Louis hit Ben ton hard and shut New York out, to 0. Score.
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Southern Assn

At Memphis &: Atlanta
 At Nashville 4: New orleans No others scheduled
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DEs MONIES WINS TWO GAMES

DIES MONIES. Aug. 20.-Des Moines won two games from Wichita today. to and 1 to 2 The locals punched four hits on Hunt in the eighth inning of the first game for three of their runs In the second game they scored twice off Davis before he retired in the third inning. and then counted two more on Rigsby's home run off Craig in the same frame Scores:
 First game: R H F. Wichita - ..... loo 020 600-3 s Des Moines ...-. 900 loo 03x-4 II 1
 Batteries: Hart and Gray. Musser and Spahr
 Second game: k II F. Wichita - ..... ole G0d 100-2 6 . Des Moines . .00i 000 o0x-4 10 Q
 Batteries Davis Craig and Griffith; Thomas and Rigsby.