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TORONTO, Aug. 1s--(International) -
Frank Schultz, the former batting star
OF the Chicago Cubs, performed q char
acteristio feat to-day and clinched the
game for the Leafs when he smashed
out q homo run in the third inning at
a time when three Toronto players were
roosting on the sacks. The nnal score
was s to In favor OF the home team.
Hubbelrs pitching being altogether too
much for the Indians.
Newark had q chance TO score In the
first frame, but It was spoiled by
triple play that was executed by White
man, Gonzales, Purtell, Anderson and
McInnis. The score:
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PLAY RETURN GAMES.

The Lincoln Giants. who are travelling,
at top speed, will have 10 go some this
Sunday to add two more games to their
victory column. as they will have as OPP
ponents the Chevrolet nine of TarTytown
and the Rob ms Dry Dock team, oppo-
nents that have given the locals consd-
cradle trouble this season. Tho Chew
rolets have two decisions over the Lin
coins and the Robins were beaten early
this season, 4 TO 2.
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HILLDALEs VS.. EMPEY's NINE.

The Hnldales OF Darby. champion
semi-pro team OF Philadelphia, will be
the opponents of Guy Employs Treat I'm
Roughs in a double header this Sunday
afternoon at DyclSman Oval. near the
Dyckman street subway station. The
Hiudales last week twice beat RUDE Fos-
ter's American Giants OF Chicago, who
last Sunday won a double victory over
Employs boys. Tesreau and Pol Perritt
will pitch for the locals
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SCHUPP YIELDS ONLY
ONE HIT TO PIRATES
Outpitches Cooper and Car
dinals Win, 3 to 4.

Pr1fsBuRo, Aug. 2s.-tNationaL)-
schupp held Pittsburg to on. 1t to-day.
which scored a man from second. and
St Louis defeated the Pirates by a
score of 3 to 1. The Cardinals punched
three infield hits with two sacrifice
fiies and three bases on balls OF Cooper
in the sixth inning for three runs. They
had the bases filled when the third man
was retired The score:
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JOHNSON HEARING POSTPONED.

Another adjournment OF the examina-
ton OF Ban B. johnson. president of the
American League. In regard to the sus-
pension OF Pitcher Carl Mays. was taken
before Referee George J. Gillespie OF 20
vesey street II was announced mat the
examination of johnson would be taken
up by Gillespie next Thursday morning
at IL o'clock
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ANDREW sOCKALExIs DEAD.

oxFoRD. Me-. Aug. 2S.-Andrew socka-
Mxis' famous Indian runner, died here
Today from tubercuiar meningitis. He
hao competed in many OF the important
long distance running events OF the coun-
NY, including the Boston Marathon. He
ran In the Olympic games at Stockholm
IN 1912, but failed to place. He was
born in Old Town and was 2s years old.
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Yankees Defeat Senators
In Long Double Header
Phil Douglas Signs with
Logan Square Semi-Pros

@HICAGo. Aug. 2s.-APhii Doug
las, former Cub pitcher and
~ later Of the Giants. whose
whereabouts have been unknown
since his suspension by Manager
McGraw. Is in Chicago to-day. With
his appearance here the announce
ment was made that the pitcher has
signed contract with the Logan
Squares. Douglas will pitch on SUM-
day for the local semi-professional
team In q game against the Rail
Lights of Toledo.
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and two singles OF Walter and continued
his shifting In the second game, in which
he got another double and single. Roger
bagged six hits in ten times up during
the day.
Tommy Connolly. recently decorated
for bravery by Ban johnson for umpir-
ing twenty-five years, was cross and
ndgety and scolded the athletes on both
teams. Tommy Is a great man for
dignity. Griffith isn't in the pennant
Tight. yet he couldn't have talked more
yesterday II his team had been fighting
for the nag. Nothing like giving the
lads vocal encouragement
Senators Get Early Lead.
Washington started of with two on
Mays In the second. Rice walked and
romped to third on Menoskey's double.
Both men few home when Stanley Har-
ris whipped n single through the box.
and this was his FIRST time at bat in
the big leagues Griffith got him in q
trade with Buffalo for Hal Janvrin.
The Senators grabbed two more In the
second. johnson singled and Judke
walked. On Fosters long fly to Few
ster johnson ran to third. When
Chicks throw eluded a cluster OF Yanks
at third johnson scored and Judge
reached second Joe stole third and
scored on Milan's out, Peck making a
great play In knocking down the welt.
The Yanks then started after Johnson.
Doubles by Pipp and Lewis produced
one run In the fourth. In the seventh
Bodie and Ruel singled. with mono out
Mays's bounder hit Bodie on the base
line for the first out and Fewster forced
Ruel at third. Foster threw wildly try
ing for a double play and Mays
anchored at third and Fewster on SEQ
ond. The pair came home when Peck
singled hotly down the third base foul
line.
New York then tied the score in the
eighth on Pratt's triple to left and an
inheld single by Lewis The finish came
IN the fourteenth. Peck opened with a
single, but was doubled at third when
he tried to take third on Bakers sacri-
fee. Nothing daunted. Pipp sent his
second double to centre. and took third
on Pratt's single to deep short. Lewis
lifted a fly to short right centre. Milan
Rice and Harris all stood around doing
the Alfonso and CASTOR act and the ball
fell safe. Pipp scoring the winning run
Each Team Gets SIX Hits In Second
The second game was q small hit
affair. each team getting only six hits
1t was a conflict OF left handlers. as
George Mosridge opposed Harry Harper.
the Hackensack southpaw. One JeIebel
Tecumseh Zachary of South Carolina
finished UP for the Senators. He was
stung for q run IN the eighth on
Fewsters single. Peck's double and an
out.
Tie Tanas made sooi sss of .S.a...
four hits on Harper. punching three Of
them in the sixth. when Pratt sent in
two runs with a timely single. Shanks
was the only Washingtonian who did
much damage to Mogridge Howard hit
a homer and a double and scored two
OF the three Grifith runs.
Another double header with the sena-
tors IL on the card for to-day. The
scores:
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ran for ward In Oh. rS SiaiS iDssi::.,' 10:
Tran for Krueger in tho ninth inning.
tran for Mitchell In tho ninth inIiinx.
s s1oUS,,. ;.......-..." SSSSSeseH
ny-olson. Double play-oison and Konetchy'
Left on beses-Boston, 9; Brooklyn. 8. BASE:
% ST S.il.ToT rrb R@6olph CWas.,,;. "a
innings: on Mitchsn. ) in I innlSrs H n
b.. pitcbeT-By Csdore, ] Rudoiphl Struck
Galore, l PoWsiI; b. Si.cSsh, ime crno;rpsSgg
Winning pitcher-Rudolph. Loslnr pitcherc
Cadors. Umplres.Mesars Klein 1plsie1 and
% minutes.
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Totals. sl4nisa
'Batted for oausey in the eiThth inninr.

Boston ............-....1 90 900 OIL
Two base hieLBoeckel Three has. hit-
Konetchy. Sacrifice hits-Grifflth, 2. wheat.
Sacrifice hy-Olson. Double piay-RawInEs
snd Holke Left on bases--Boston 4: Brook.
Hn, 9. First base on balis-on Csu.ey'
Ward Pfener): on Scott. (Konetchy), Ai,s
aud earned runs-On Causey, Q and 1 in
Pfetfer, 1 run. Hit by pitcher-By PfefYer
dPick). Struck out-By Causey, 1 Odysr,l:
by Scott 1 Pfeferl; by Pfslfsr, ! draw.
llnEs. Cruise, Csusey). Wild pitch-Csusey.
Losing ptbcher-oAusey. Umpirss-Nes~s.
KLEIN plate) and Emslie Cbases), Time Of
game-i hour and 81 minutes
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MAY TRADE JIM THORPE.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 2S.-The Boston
Baseball Club OF the National League has
telegraphed to the Seattle club OF the
Pacific Coast League offering to trade
Jim Thorpe and one or two other players
for Llye Bigbee, pitcher, and Bill Gun.
bingham. felder. OF the local team.
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CUBANs BACK IN BROOKLYN.

The Cuban Stars OF HAVANA. cham
pions Of the Cuban National League, will
Dit their strength against the Bushwicks.
leaders for the semi-pro honora in
Brooklyn. next Sunday at Dexter Park.
near the Cypress Hills IL" The teams
will MAY a return double header. The
appearance OF the Cubans probably will
be their last in Brooklyn. as they expect
to take passage for Cuba early next
month.
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Two base hitsLcueto, schweitser. fish6urn.
hue, Brown, & Sacrifice ny-Brower. Double
plays-Nagie. Rodrigues and Donoaue; Fish.
Burn Hummel and Brewer. Left on bases-
e~-N--t~r .; Reading. 10. First base on err
rors-Rochester. g. Bases on osils-ou BIO
ran, :; of Brown. J. Hits-On Ogden, in
Acosta. o In Is inning. Hit By pitcher-By
Brown (KosD. BaIk-Brown. Struck out
By BrogAn. .; by Brown, & Wild pitch
Brown. Passed balt-O'Eeill, /; Cook, /.
Winning pitcher-Brogan.
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RED SOX DIVIDE.
Win, 2 to o. After Athletics Take
Opener, 8 to B.

BosroN, Aug. 2s.-(American)-Phil-
adelphia hammered Jones in the first
game to-day. winning. to Q. with the
hitting OF Witt and Walker featuring.
Boston took the second game. to o.
Pennock held the Athletics to three sin
giles. while johnson allowed Boston four
hits The scores:
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Two base hts-Boley, McLArry. Hartman
Three base hits % RourkA Notary, Holden.
Sacrifice hit-Hartman. Bacrince ny-Mc-
LArTy. Left on bases-BinEh anton. 4; Balti.
moro, 6. BaSos on balloon Martin. 6: on
Frank. l. HIT by pitoher-By Martin,
(Jacobson). Struck out-By Martin, Z; b.
Frank. l. Wild pitoh-Frank.
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Two base hits---whiteu1an. Spencer. Homo
run-Schulte. Stolen bases--Jscobs, Gonzales.
whiteman o. Sacrifice hts-Gopzhes 3
Double piay-Pwtell. Gonxsies and NcInnis-
Triple piay-whitemsn, Gonzalez, Purten. An
1; Toronto. Z. Bases on balls-0h Ronmell.
g. Struck out-By Aommell. 3: By Hubbeu, ].
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AMERICAN LEAG'

N.v York s, Washington, 4 (first gsmei
"a inninEs).
New YORK. 81 w.shiss ton 8 ,S S:ssOnS ss"''.
Rn.toa. fi Philadelphia, o (socond camel.
Dctroit-st. Louis game postponed on &C
eount Of wet grounds.
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d. 900 0 90 Totals. onlS TNo
Totals. so2b "A 10

Philsdelphia ...,.... : % AKA
Two base hits-Paulette. Luderus, Will
Jams. HosE . Blackbwne, Callahan. Three
base hit-Kelly. Stolen bsses-heusel. Lu-
derus. Sacrifice hit-Blackburne. Double
pays-Paulette and Bancroft: Bancroft,
Psulette and Luderus. Left on bases-New
on Winters, 4: on Dubuc. Il on HogE. 4
Hits-on Winters, 10 in 6 innings; on Dubuc.
IN : innings. HIT By pitcher-By Winners.
Enerusn) Struck out-By Winters, .: By
HogI, 3. Losing pitcher-Winters.
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Totals. E. .NsSz1 Il 2

Two base mt-BennEan- Stolen bases-
sacrifice ny--Cobb Double piays-ZitmAn.
BenniEan and Cobb; KeAtinE. wiltse snd
Heating; BenniGan, Bauman and Denoville
Left on bases-Bunalo. .; Jersey City. T.
Bases on balls-on cellars. q Struck out-By
HArsGAer, 8: by cellars. I.
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ONE BIG INNING FOR SHELTERS
jersey city Scores All Its Runs
An Fourth and Beats Buffalo

RurrALo, N. Y. Aug. 2s.-(1nterna-
tionaD-Jersey City made Ave runs In
the fourth inning to-day, one more than
Buffalo could muster. IN game That
was stopped by rain once and continued
in a drizzIe. Cellars held Buffalo TO
ave hits The score:
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MARTIN BATTLES BIRDS.
Holds Them 10 s Hits ana Bling.
hamton Wins by to 1 Score.

BINoHAMToN. N. Y, Aug. rs (Inter-
nationally Martin held Baltimore to
three hits and Binghamton easily won
the nrst game OF tho series, 3 to l. The
SpOre.
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DODGERS WIN, 5 TO T.
THEN LOSE SECOND
Brooklyns Rally in Ninth, but
Braves Squeeze Out Vic
tory, 4 to 3.
NJ GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

Tuning up for the final home Tits with
the Giants, which start at Ebbets Field
to-day. the Dodgers fought two peppery
contests with the Braves at Ebbets Field
yesterday Brooklyn won it's nth
straight game whom JEFF Pfeffer bowled
the Braves over. to /, In the opener.
The Dodgers stubbed their toes over Dick
Rudolph in the second game. going down
TO a 4 te 3 defeat. Robbie's boys had
and went down lighting TO the last A
telated Brooklyn ninth inning rally
barely failed Of tieing the score.
When the Dodgers came to bat In the
final frame Of the second game Boston
was leading to /. Brooklyn's lone
run had come In the sixth inning, when
with two down Zach Wheat beat out q
hit to deep short and was pushed the
rest of the way home by tornado triple
by Hy Myers. Bunched Boston hits on
Galore and costly errors by Olson at
brace OF runs in the third frame and
anoth-r pair of unearned markers OF
Mitchell in the seventh. AZ Rudolph
was pitching banning ball and getting
stonewal! support little was expected OF
the Dodgers in the ninth. particularly on
account Of the bottom part Of the batting
array being up.
With one down IN the ninth. however.
Ward, who is batting .2ls. launched the
Dodgers OF with q single to centre.
Then Kruger clouted hot one
through Boeckel, sending Baird. who
ran for Ward, along to second. Robbie
injected Hickman into the fray as q
runner for Kruger. There was no one
needed to bat for Mitchell. for the Dodger
southpaw Is leading his team In batting
Clarence leaned into one of Rudolph's
fast ones and sent the ball booming far
into right. registering Baird and planting
Hickman on third.
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Two out when winning run was scored
Bodie out. hit By baited ball.
Washington ..-..... o11oooooooo
New York ........ oooioo3iO0 1000 Is
Two base hits--PeckinpauEh 2. Menos,yy,
npp Lewis, JudEe Three base ht-Pr.t
hhs-Bodie. Baker. Double plays-Peckin-
paugh. Pratt and Pip; Picinich and shanxs:
Ruel PcckinpauEh. Fewster and Pratt; Fos
Ter. Judge and Shanks. Left on bases-New
York. IL; Washington. IL Bases on balls-
Harris. shanks, Picinich): on Johnson, j
PiDP;; , Rue9 Rl. By gi.eherCBy Johnson, |,
(yohnson q Milan, Murphy; By johnson.
PeckinpsuEh, Baker. bodie. Ruei, Mays)
Passed balEr1cinich. Earned runs-on John.
son, 4; on Mays. g. Umpires-Mesms, Con.
molly and Nallin. Time of games hours and
20 minutes.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
J1sey CITY In Buffalo.
Newark in Toronto.
Baltimore In Binghnmton.
Rendfnr In Rochester.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits-P1pp. shanks. Harris,
stolen bAse-PecldnpauSh, Sacrifice hts
Pratt Pipp. Sacrifice fy-I1wis. Double
Prstt Ieft on Sa:.S@Nsw TS oTEp wan. and
ington, s. Bases on bAls-of MoxrIdrc =
IEllerbe, Ptctnichl; on Harper. Z FeWster.
In innings; on Zachary, in innIns !.
on Mosrtdye STA innings struck ont.
* Mosndgs: Guase. Rioe> By Harper, I
pitcher Harper. Earned runs-Off Mo1riS1s
3: on Harper. .. Umpires-Messrs SsIisn
and Connolly. Time OF game-l hour and Is
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yv Wears DoJ m n blcto
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
NJ DANIEL.


>HE well knows
no brother Now football veteran
have announced their intention other enavO
it allowances which
them have Sons TO . not MAKE SDh d tn py
S s s mos. Sss
Joe ssS. Ind sc E sSoo e Ss
o aP to come back Tech and help John E%an
sS | ~ sSnI S to t sn
% sU Ssa'~ ho So e and an and
hitter
been with need.
major football baseball
story
Tsorp the BaSes Is due for an. to the
Indians than
cuhans in the game but the true by big margin
HI. Overhead wor.
Se % S 1s for s a. a as Ssn % rss
sp "S the victor again showed weakness, on n $ hi
.sv
msdsn : Usually
that so S ere s s'i
@sa this tR as
of dsSeepns rate
WV
he can @ = e sSs n0 ano,Ssr meeting between
s sass % D asz s' S 3
5 1Ss sss uDs s ss the n sh SSs
playing Williams will
absolutely needed Williams
whereby develops step by
oecivehe big match at the endn view THIS
fooled himself
Giants Ask to Play Double Header o n
admission that the Giants out Of the
appealed
the League
schedule morning and an
a' a s as% ID; the not sas
would be far profitable
will dissenting voice So 1t two
Ebbets said yesterday that he
afternoon he would make
at Eboets Field
double header he
attraction there Labor Day that
permitted the the Foo Grounds fo
tackle
double played the
from ST Louis
big after long
pitcher and ouneder
Talk Of Moving Other Cities.
As is usual at this shifting
the Washington club
strong report
making couple of reported
Boston
moving the Indianapolis
Rowland managing the cruz Oh ING
which is a financially
Indianapolis club Of the American Association
,,,S also ia money
taking them to the Hooser
American League Club
and the expected Toronto
the continent ana would 30 crazy over
major league club
Tho a problem in tennis too take from some Of
tried to meet It yesterday
themselves with invenns
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Two base hits-Mnier Leslie. Hornsby. Sac
rifce hies-Hornsby. Miller. Double play
schnidt and Barbara. Left on bases-St.
Louis 10; PituburE. 8 First base on balls
on schupp. :; on Cooper. 4 HIT by pitcher.
BY Cooper. Heathcote. Hornsoy). Struck
pitcher-Schupp. Losing pitcher-Cooper.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hit-Aitenburs. Three base hit
Brewer. Stolen oases-LonG, RodnsueE Sac
Long and Donohue. Left on bAses-Roches-
ter. 4; Reading, g.. Bases on balloon Bro
gan, HitsIon Keefe. In I IL inninrs
BY Ksefs dong. RodriEuez). Struck out
BY Brogan. Il by Kesfe. 8: by Brewer. I.
Passed bAlls-Cook, 4 LoanE piecher--KeefsL
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stolen base-Shannon. Sacrifice hit-witt
pnit on bases-PhiladelphiA, 4; Boston, 4
struck out-By johnson. 8: by Pennock, 2.
Passed ball-Perkins
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GAMES SCHEDUL

Washing toa IN New York q Eames).
Philadelphia In Boston.
Detroit In 81. Louis.
Chicago In Cleveland.
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MGREGOR THE GREAT
MEETS WITH DEFEAT.
CoIs Trotter Surprised by
Marion Dale at ReadUiIle.

REApvrLLE, Mass. Aug. 2S.-McGregor
the Great, with Cox up. met defeat Tor
the second time this season at the Grand
Circuit meeting to-day when Marion
Dale brushed by in the second and third
heats of the Massachusetts 1919 class
trotting. under Tommy Murphy's whip.
and won. McGregor the Great was Al
most a prohibitive favorite.
1t was a Murphy day. as the New York
reinsman drove Direct c. Burnett and
Sanardo to victories in straight heats
in the Neponset and the Pilgrim.
Ed Geers drove a winner In the Amer
lean horse breeder futurity. for three
year-old trotters, Mollie Knight going
over in straight heats.
Wilke. Brewer won the best race of
her extended turf career In capturing tho
Blue Hin, 2:16 class for trotters. In
three heats. Authorities stopped specu-
lation on the races. The summaries
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDER FUTURITY
-THREE. YEAR .OLDS; TROTT1NGt
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BAsEBAI

BASEBALL TO-DAY, . samea N. Y.
fi'st game l:3o p. NJ. Adm. s0c.-Adv.
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Mays Wins ID Inning Duel
From johnson, 5 to Mo-
gridge Lands Second, s to 3.
ny FREDERICK G. LEE.

AZ usual when the Yanks ana WASH
ington Senators minRie In a douhl.
header, the shades of night were falling
Iast when yesterdays affair was over.
Inc bargain bill on the Polo Grounds
lasted until few minutes to z o'clock.
put there was little compensation for
the long vigil. The Yanks won both
games from Clark Grinith's chaps and
thus kept the ST. Louis wolf away from
the fourth place door for q couple OF
days at least
The first game really was a hummer.
IL lasted fourteen innings Carl Mays
the scrappy submarine artist, outlasted
walter johnson, the Prince of the Sem
atorial stan. the Yanks winning an up
hill game by the score Of to 4. George
Mogridge dispersed the District of Co.
lumbia boys in the second engagement
by a score Of to 8.
$4,000 Greet Yankees.
About $4,000 fans were out to welcome
the Yanke back from their tough jaunt
through the West. There never has been
season In New York in which the fans
continued to patronize the homo teams
after they had been knocked out of the
running the way they are doing this
year.
The loyal burghers saw a real tiff in the
hrst game. No harder fought game has
been fought on Manhattan Island since
baseball was invented. back In the 40s
The Yankees also showed some of the
gameness which is featurin ing the pennant
drive of the Cincinnati Reds in the Ma
tional League
After the Senators got four run lead
In the third inning the game didn't look
10 be worth n plugged nickel. 80 far as
Yankee chances were concerned. A four
run lead, with Walter johnson pitching,
made Washington q 100 to 1 shot
But johnson wasn't his usual self yes
terday. The Yanks prodded him for
nineteen hits In the fourteen innings. and
Washington correspondents tried to ran
sack their brains for time when 50
many hits were punched gu tot their
hurting genius
In justice to johnson II must be said
that he has been I'll with q severe cold.
1t was the first complete game Walter
has pitched In a fortnight
Mays wild at start.
Mays was Wild at the start and gave
eight bases on balls. Two of them were
cashed into runs IN the second and third
innings before Carl got his bearings.
However, from the third inning on he
clearly outpitched johnson. Whereas
johnson began to show signs of distress
at the finish, Mays became stronger and
more effective the longer he went
Eleven hits were garnered on Carl by
the Senator'S II was his nth victory
since coming to New York. His only
defeat In Yankee toggery was met when
he lost q two hit game recently in Cleve-
land.
There were some pretty fielding stunts
behind both pitchers. but the gem of
them all was a bare handed stop by Pratt
on Shanks in the eighth. Del snatched
the ball with his bare hand and by
making a half turn threw the ball under
handed to Pipp. It was the best play
the Alabama boy has made since coming
to the Yanks.
Dufry Lewis. who didn't hit his weight
In the last Western trip, made five hits
or Johnson. inciudini . aoS5e5scc
Texas Lacquer on which he DROVE in
the winning run. Peck got two doubles
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American and National League Records.


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Phil.deiphia. lli New York. Q.
Brooklyn, 81 Boston, 1 (first EamN
boston. II brooklyn, (second Eama,-
st. Louis, 81 Pittsburg, /.
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Stock-Groh Tie Is
Broken in National

YESTERDAYS lono change among
tho nVo leading bnttera In the
big leagues occurred in the
National. where Milton Stock Of the
Cardinals Ousted Helne Groh OF the
were tied for fourth. HeIne dropprd
into NTH position The Leaders FOL
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SCHULTE'S HOME RUN
GIVES LEAFS GAME
Former Chicago Slugger
Makes Circuit Clout With
the Bases Full.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterday's Games.
Sis ocss.. CITY s . sSislo 'nr., camel.
Rochester, 1: Reading, Vecond game
called BY agreement in the eighth.
Mnghemton, .; Baltimore, 1.
Toronto, 8; Newark. o.
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BOSTON LA.l
Totals. sssI5 IN !

Two base hits-witt a Walker 2, Three
Hooper Sacrifice hit-waIker. ssGihce ny
Aclnnis. Double plsys-DuIan. Turner and
BurruE; Scott, shannon and McInnis. Left
on balls-Oh Naylor. .; on Jones. 1. Struck
out-By Haylor 4: by Jones. z
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TWO FOR ROCHESTER,.
Hustiers BEAT Reading Twice By
same Score.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Aug. as.-(Inter-
national )--Brogan pitched Rochester to
a double victory over Reading here to-
day, the Colts winning both games by
the same score. 4 to 8. The scores:
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soUrHERN ASSOCIATION.

BASEBALL TO-DAY-EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn w. New York. $3.50 p. A.-Adv.
The sun., 1919-08-29

Robbie again called on the reserves. He
brought up Kildun to run for Mitchell
Olson sent q long sacrifice ny to Thorpe.
Hickman galloping home With two
strikes on Johnston. Kilduff got the Sig
nal to pilfer second. Hank Gowdy's
rife bullet throw to Rawlings nailed
Kilduff and spiked the rally.
Pfeffer pitched beautiful bail IN the
opener and deserved shutout. He
yielded q brace OF scratch hits in the
first frame and thcn held the Braves
hitless till the ninth, when the first two
men singled They were narooned when
the next three men up were bowled over
In a row. Boeckels scratch double
through Rone:chy, al :nse!d cut and q
dinky single Just over Wards head gave
Boston q run IN the FIRST frame. After
that Pf~ffer held the Braves In the
hollow of his hand.
Boston's one run lead In the opener
lasted till tho third frame. when the
Dodgers Jumped on Cecil Algernon eau
sey. the former Giant. for three hits and
baSged three runs. Starting tho inning,
Mack Wheat singled and Pfeffer walked.
On Olson's single to Meanwhile the Rab-
bit tried to toss Mack Wheat out at
third. but failed. and the bases were
filled. Johnston flied TO Cruise. When
Cruises throw bounded through Maran-
Will. M. Wheat scored, Pfefrer took third
and Olson second.