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BELMONT ENTRIES TODAY

Firsi raon,-thres year ODDS and Up. claim.
i@e SIX and one-hslf turlonrs main course
S MsMnSST. il"; ca!dtc 10. Glenn, los;
~ tom Young. 100. Cnwise child. iO.:
no, iiqdoosi.n i67; .ApPic;on W.. =" i IN;
ii;nncnIi II, our Nephew. 100. .SaIvsr"i!".
d d"G' H%l,r'nrer HI .sayan Roy. liz: Col.
a.. Nti.t, -. Ih'stc. ll2: Beauty sleep.
Second race International s,ocpl.cn, -
m ,"n TOT iGgf-ytar-olis and w. about
iI2. Stoncwood 1855: Captain PAR tx
B!bcook. l3S: Bet. I+s. Tudor King lao -
-, ih i.ni rn,Ee-'n"rcs. three year: oids and
W; vGndiipi9ns. ~" and on".half furlongs
Athion". 1903. Phantom Maid i03; rrii;
,,, sH'. III crown Swell. 10: Enh.adc i3i:
o!ds and IN high weight handicsp eix
tnri"nEs straight ts)-Star,iinr 10. The
10y Ios; G"nrs" STAR. Us: Rose Dor. liz
Ai;rno'a., IL! Regal I.oIr" 10 on; m
w -, III. Sunras 81 II. 1873: Ho,listcr 100
SnhH hdirrr; ~ rhnndGr.storm. los 'Wood =
fIfth rdc"--t nree- year oids and nm qo'I-
ing lh'H az - King johu, no. .i;ncIe' :
i:asNtS. 100 WA Zone a.. ORDERLY. IoS.
,,,",:i HtSla'io ios! 'Tosds,?ol. 81. y X
il2 laor RaIi"ray !c3 Jac ak"' " sr h",.s.
Sixth raco-,-ror maiden ilIi". ,,.o.,.,-
li55l,--ro,ysandaa; lit oceanna. ia. Rni,
, .ilrn,a A it III in,diiser%,9n li' SUI
Colleen. III; Penelope. ia; Clara t,an""e
!! VAR" Antnin"tin. ia: Gam. CbiC,s
! "erm" H. Sa1die u, Ili Rubid!url
,,AApnren'ico ,aIlowanc" claimed.
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ASKS FOR HIS PASSPORTS
PM Moore VIII Sail From New York
Ia June TO Meet Jimmy Wilde
In Bout.

MEMPTIIS. TENN. May 25.-Tal
Moore. Memphis bantamweiGht. today
applied for passports TO England. an
nouncinE his intention TO sail from
New York about June ) TO meet Jimmy
Wilde, British nywcight champion. in
London between June II and 81 lie
defeated Wilde during an nterna,ion-
al meet before he was discharged from
the navy. lie Will receive $1,000 win
OF lose.
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GARDENERS HITS WIN CAME
DRIVES IN THREE RUNS
AND INDIANS BEAT SOX
Has No Mercy ON Former Teammates
md Gets Three BiurIcs On
Boston Hurlcr.

CLEVELAND OHIO. May 25.-Cleve-
land won tho opening game from Bos-
ton, to >. Third Rascman Gardner.
VII" played with Boston for many
years, drove in all Of Clevcland's runs.
Baghy was hit hard in the first two
innings. but was effective in the last
seven innings.
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DODGERS, 5; PIRATES, O
INV Assocls,.d rt.,.l

HRopkl.fN. May 25.-Sherrod Smith
ni brooklyn: pitched hts hrst game since
~ , rcthfn from overseas and shut out
Pittsburgh today > To O. wl,b 49,
hitS lie had splendid control o. hip
lev pals to tho outheld konctchy
hhu nineteen putouts at frst
me Supcrbas won I'm the third vb,,
they scored I'VE runs on two o--n-
y. pass. Two hits and sacrifce Az
Myers made triple With the bases
Score.
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PLAN GREAT GAMES
N'n.cIcn from Al Sections Of Country
rNpecich Z" "rnpc'c In rhiindcI-
phih In Scpirmhrr

sew YORK May 2.-1'hc Amateur
",J,nsettc Union national trace ana ncid
ht!d a. Franklin Ficld. phiIad."nt.i ,''
on september %. " and :. If ihe ma, 'onai
ynHiHri"nshi committee sot.s ,synr'
today by Secretary l'fcdcricL -" q
bicn. FG-
Athletes from all part or tho Gun,
:, N va! compete al 30 game rhI%h
die Atlantic Assoclat!on. -
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drcws. the fight promoter Of WIvaii,
hte. mas arrived in town for tho pur-
pos" o. signing up some bouts for his
in his city is in nohrishime condi-
ii"n again, and he feels certain that
the shows TO follow viii also draw big
crowds. He viii try and sign up Cham
pion Jack Britton to meet some good
heaNyweiEht the latter part OF this
month.
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.CAUsEY WINS SIXTH GAME
HEAVY HITTING OF GIANTS
GIVES THEM VICTORY, 5 TO |
successive Swnts by Young, Cha,
batrd' knun md Zimmerman
Turn Tide,
tBv A.socis,.dp pa.

., . Ne" YORK. May. 25-Ncw York
Louis. vim Ing the deciding game ~ -;
me series to l. Causev held M a
v's.t,ors to two hits. and won his sixth
INC Giants won in tho sixtb ,h
, ,omng. 'hase; Baird. kauff and I'm
.'.ori nit In succession. four runs
Score:
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James Sold TO Rcd Sox.

DETROIT. May 25-pitcher Rim
lanes has hecn sold ny Detroit 20 The
hoSton American League club He l4r;
ocIolt with the champions last night
II was announced today. Surprise was
p'caSl"hcd by the announcements as /,
mao "etn reported all clubs had waived
their rights to James
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WITH THE BOXERS

{, IS. ,SIpN. MASS. May 25.-FranEje
,hi.t ihc New London feathcrwcirht
out Mars. Of Cincinnati Thcv viii GO
,W'INe rounds at tho Armory Athletic
Iinn IN TINS city on May - tommy
~ iihane' IN" champion. Will be asked
20 meet the winner ~
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>, TT II:N y FIlI'TTA. TN. May o5-Dr
=. T. Henry, the first pitcher TO throw
a curved bah. died here today He
threw fhe first curve against the old
Ath!etlcs while member of the Prince
ton team fOrty-SiX
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BROWNS. 6; YANKEES, 5

ST. LOUIS, May 25-Ncw York los,
the opening game OF the series TO ST.
Louis today. to - after tying tho
score in The seventh An error by Pipp.
Jacobson s single ana a sacrifice fy by
Gerber sent over the winning RIM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26

SPRlNGFiELD. ONO. Nav o5.-Tbc
noNlnS lid' viii not he Iiftcd II,
SpIin6held The efforts to secure ,he
10 control tho sport here failed toniebi
=! the meeting OF the city commits.
SION t.Ize i Mckee. city solicitor
gave ~ as ms opinion that all matches
are mega IN ohio under tho prcsen,
laws. lie claimed that municipalities
mau no rlSh Il" appoint boxing com
missions. President G. r Mct;ilyray
OF the City Commission. d.clincd 10
name a boxing commission after the
Ivy sohVltof opinion was rendered
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CMARLESToN. " "a NJ. %.

, ri fi les TON. w. VA, May oa-Ioo
fpnds' the New York hcavywcirht
boxer, has challenged Dick OIirie, 10
meet MN in u contest Of ten rounds
IN this city Bonds says he !s not SAT-
ishd with the outcome OF their last
meeting when O'Bricn was returned tbr
winner in SIN rounds. Several Charles
ION business men have expressed IN.
ucSirc 10 see Bonds in action again
WI6n inc Cincinnati heavyweight
- Ericn SAYS nc does not care to in.ot
bonds again unless ~ is certain tho
patrons Of the sport arc really inter
estcd 10 sec second match
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TIGERS. 3; ATHLETICS. 6

oETRofT. May 25--Dctroit took it's
nun consecutive victory today hv de
!'di NE Philadelphia. To :" IN a ninth
ttnnane rally The winning run resulted
.ioi,s baSc on balls. wild pitch, a
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WHITE SOx, 6; SENATORS, 5
rBy Associated Press. !

ciilCAGo; May ga triple play.
siar,ed nH teisch made Washing on $
niGaS" came hack strong in its iIaIf
81 the innine and hurled Walter John
Won the first game OF the series 90
today. 80 I" -
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Mon
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile =: Chattanooga. a.
Memphis. II. Atlanta. s.
New orleans. i-6. Nashville. 10
Birminsham- Little Rock. oytpuucd
due sunday LAW.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis, 80: Toledo. o.
Columbus. "a; Louisville. 40.
Minneapolis. = Milwaukee. &
-. Taul, 8 Kansas city. :.
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE.
tinEhamion. :. Buffalo. :.
Rochester. \, Toronto. =
basiimore. ,; Ierscl City, > eleven
inniucs).
Newark. -; Reading. III
T;NAS LEAGUE.
san Antonio, u Dallas l.
Shreveport, 6. Galveston. y
Houston {: Forth Worth, .
beaumont. {: Waco. 4
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Eddie kinlcy. the Passaic heavy.
weight. has been matched to mact
'harile Ncincrt. tho Newark heavy
weight in an ciEht-round go a, tho
tark Athletic ciu". OF Newark. y. j
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Pittsburgh.
s .nn,,'t f9r hsrnii,on In eighth

Pittsburgh n = a A *
BROOKLYN @ n a n -,
-, sum mary Two-h base h!' Enn.tchy
Thr"'.h bias" hit-Myerr Sacrifice ny-IESS,
Mrt"hS Doubt risy--Smith. Olson and
h"h"t'hN- iscft on bases -Pittsburrh 4.
hro"klyn : first haze Ola tfroysHPi,,s
pnrIn; :. Bruokiyn. Base on balls on
Hamilton. fil;~--or Hamilton in
lnulnEs struck "ut--by smith / Mn
hton. ''r'' ''"-''-
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" ''''''"N ia mn II
cpn" Hul Wh"n winning run scored

SNNr' Nv INNINGS.
Philadelphia q q q n a n n X
Detroit n n "A . a a ~
summary Two has" HITS IIeilman COM
Nath"r stolen bases Rogers flush So
trihc" hltsEW ,2t. Dugan. Dauss SaCri-
ne. NiHS tl"gst"ad. Kinney I.eft on ha So G
--Ihihd"l uhia, .. Dc,roIt {. E'trs, n, ~, -
"r' In Phtiahrlrhla. 2" Detroit. i i,ascs
~ "a on NoE"I- .. OF bauss. l. E,ik
fpG'fS struck rBt-bv
i'"GsS. =. Wild pitch Rogers
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koStuu ....... ....i I n n q n n n n ~,
Cleveland q > n n
summary. stolen has"-Smith Sacrifice
Ms w, chapman ,?). Double play
MANS. scott aud MClGn.s Loft on la Sos
S"s'"n; Cleveland. : rirs, base on or
tnrS -c,eNciand Bases on halls-"ff
NAYS, : Tit by pitch"r--by Mays iSpeak.
err. StrucA out-by Mays. :. by sarby, j.
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summary Two has" hits--Tohin Gerber
S Och "h lacphs"n 90 Sislcr. Austin
i-tC lnc", It-.f"wstcr Sacrifice flies So.
rrol ''"rhrT; boub!. pl"ys-i.cwis F-wst"r.
,Nu'i "'lI i'& k"r. sloan and Sislcr. I.,f, on
hds"s--S"w York. u. ST I,nuIs ~. ~
Pc Pc on errors Now York | ST Louis Z
nhsrs on haiis-on Morridg" / of Nelson
on Russell, i oh Shock"r . I,s--"if
.Ncieph. :; IN :: innings. of Mogridge 3 in !
.!iflfS Struch out--NcIson Russell
SnnChor. 8 LnnIng ulinhnr RuassiI W. :. -.
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Sc"-" hv innings
Washington .... q q q n =, ~
Chicago .. q q q n n
summary. Three has" hits-Wra vcr 10.
,cr stolen hasc--iudE" Sacrifice hit-.Jau-
Nrn Sacrifice fN-Shanks Double plays
ShInNs -" iudc": johnson to Foster TO
;yrHds" Trlnl" plny-rclsch to Hisbers 10
N;wSs.h !" k.rr TO f, coiltns I.ef, ON In -.
fI G,,r.r,,,aSish ins'"m Bases on balls -off
Juhnson J Ris-on shaw. in 5 innings
~ NN"rs; IN inning. oT craft / IN
nnlhG on Johnson. Ia inning on Low.
der,n,lk. ~ innings ami non. out in
-isnth or Kerr in inning: on Dan
lnrth;, ~ IN inning. STRUCK out--hy Low
dormilk: hy shaw. . Winning nj, cher
Ntrr. LOSING rltCher. johnson.
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-. Louis ...... n n r.
Now York n-l
rt,an mary iwo-hasn hits-Kaufr Burn.
, ,n,'" .nas" hit-kaur. liom~ run-ai,n,s'
uu.'iLn"n S'gien IAs"--Stoch Psui.,n
ri noubi. plays Goodwin i,orn.hy' e,eh,
EaW hnrns AMI itNird Let, on Sa..,nn
-, 'pIn, :: ~ Louis. 5 First has. on :,
Sa aTI. S IN c ,ors ST lou. BASH on
by May 'kaunl. struck ou,--bv Eonnss
ME- = 'y May. !. Losing pitcher. Good.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 3; Philadelphia. ..
thicnE". q: Washington. ).
tleNciand. 3: Boston. =.
1T. Louis. q; New York. o.
GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at ST Louis.
Philadelphia at bet rnit.
Boston at Cleveland
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Lsrooklyn. ": Pittsburgh, O.
New York. =: 81. Louis, I.
tNo other games schetlulcd.)
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago Mt Boston.
81. Louis ut Brnnklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati ut Philadelphia.
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Boston.
Cleveland.

Totals .....5S II ; Totals ~ q
-Rattcd :or Walters in ninth
tram for MAYS IN ninth
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.",As ..''S Total, 30 Z
.inti"h for Goodwin IN eighth
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{ l,icugo.

Totals 50 : Totals :, ga
Rated for shaw in sixth
tnStt"d tpr AYERS In seventh
5Satt"d tor Kerr in eighth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
INDORSE CANDIDATES
FOR A. A. u. OFFICES
International League Names
Two Candidates.

At a meeting OF the members OF the
Intersectional Athletic League last night
the names Of Gus Leuschner OF the Glen
coe A. c. and George Gehrlkin Of the
Pennant A. c. were indorsed by the
leagues representatives for Offices in the
Metropolitan Association OF the ANA
teur Athletic Union. 1t is the intention
Of the league to submit the names at the
annual meeting of the association. which
is to take place September Is in the
Seventy-first Regiment Armory.
Leuschner Is named for the position
OF second vice. president TO oppose John
c. Collins OF the New Haven Harriers.
while the Pennant representative was
Endorsed for the position of secretary
treasurer to oppose Charles Alberts.
With the naming of these two last night
the list of candidates backed by the
league now numbers 1--WE. The others
previously named by the league are
Steve Byrne OF the Trinity Club. Max
Silver of the Mohawk A c. and Charles
Giles Of the Bronx A. l. All three have
been selected for positions on the regis
tration committee.
A recommendation which was adopted
and which will be submitted at the an
nusl meeting Is that the junior Metro
politan championships be held the last
Saturday in May and the senior cham
pionships the second Saturday in Sep
tember In this way the college athletes
will be prevented from competing in the
championships. Another recommended
ton which will be submitted Is that a
committee be appointed to look over all
tracks before meets as to the track
measurements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
N. Y. A. e. ENTERS
FOUR RELAY TEAMS
Club Well Represented in
"Met" Championships.

Athletes OF the New York Athletic
Club will make an attempt to carry of
the honors in all four Of the metro
politan championship relay races which
will be staged at Newark next Satur-
day afternoon. Officials Of the Mercury
Foot club have entered strong combina-
tons for each relay race, but a compari-
son Of the makeup Of the several teams
entered shows that the wearers of the
Winged Foot will be pressed hard for
the iaurels.
The four relay championships to be
held by the Newark celebration commit
tee at City Field in conjunction with the
national pentathlon and steeplechase
CHAMPIONSHIPS will be at the distances
OF 40 yards. one mile, two miles and
four miles. Each team will consist of
four men.
The New York Athletic Club is the
only club that has entered teams in all
four races. The knights OF st. Antony
have entered teams in all except the
four mile race. st. Christopher Club
Paulist 4. G., Glencoe A. c, and Alpha
Club will confine their efforts TO win
hinr Championships in two races.
Five teams will toe the mark in the
40 yard race. in which the members of
the teams will each run 10 yards. This
race and the four mile relay, in which
the fours of the New York A. C., Paulist
A c. and st. Christopher Club win con-
test, promises to furnish the most stir
ring contest OF the afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
COMISKEY OPPOSES
NINE GAME SERIES
Says Established Custom
Should Not Be Changed.

CHICAGO, Sept 3.-Charles A. conis-
key, owner Of the Chicago Americans,
tonight declared his opposition TO the
proposal of the National Baseball Com
mission th9t- the worlds series be in
creased from seven to nine games. He
said that he could see no><reason for
turning from the custom of playing a
series Of seven games to decide the
worlds championship.
Il believe that when an organization
establishes custom II should be fol-
lowed" he said. "Of course IL the league
votes for nine games then we will have
to see what is 10 be done. sympathize
with the fans who want 10 see the games
each fall and who are disappointed be-
cause $1,000 capacity ball park will
not seat 10000 persons, but this situa-
ton cannot be avoided"
Members OF the White Sox. had no
game scheduled to-day and the players
witnessed the game between the Chicago
Nationals and Cincinnati to get lire
on the club they expect to meet in the
baseball classic next month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
SQUEEZE PLAY IN
14TH DECIDES GAME
Scores Run That Enables st.
Louis to Defeat Cleve-
land by 6 to 5.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 8. (American) The
squeeze play executed by Gedeon and
billings scored the run that gave st
Louis n fourteen inning 6 to VIC
tory over Cleveland to-day.
Home run records for the local park
were shattered when, Tobin drove the
ball into the right field bleachers with
two men on in the sixth, tying the
score. II was the forty-third circuit
drive here this season and thu 200th
In the American League. The former
league record was made In 1911 when
1913 home runs were scored.
To-day's game concluded the Aneri-
can League season here. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
DAHLEN's NINE IN : GAMES.

VIVA Bill Dahlen's Morse Dry Dock
Cue eane' which last Monday twice defeated
NY Empey's Treat EN- Roughs, will
~ mo opponents OF the Bushwicks in
s ne nrst game Of double header next
sunday az Dexter Park near the Cypress
ans L. Jimmy MeGarry or Sdaionsy,
s,,l member OF the Bushwick. viii
Ssa Tor the Morse nine and Jimmy
s ,s.els WIZ oppose him. In the second
trn r. me Greenwich team which easily
a., phsd over the Farmers last Sun
nay, will play the Bushwicks. The
SunWicks will have a new third sacker
NAo outhelder next Sunday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
PERRITT AGAIN. IN BOX.

The baseball team representing the
r!Gtch2r Company from the wrlds OF
Jersey Will come to Dyckman Oval
near tAe Dyckman street subway station.
on sunday afternoon. The shipbuilders
will tackle the Treat En- Roughs In a
double header. The Fletchers Will have
tho Kcl!eher brothers on the mound
and Kritchell behind the bat. Joe
Wagner. former Giant, and Jack
WARRIOR, former Yankee. are two other
former major leaguers In the Fletcher
lineup. Pol Perritt and JEFF Tesreau,
one still Giant and the other a one
time member OF the New Workers., will
do the pitching for the Empey OUTFIT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
WHITE SOX WATCH
REDS DEFEAT CUBS
I'd Gleason and His Board of
strategy Spy on Prospec-
tive Rivals.
HINCH GAME IN OPENER
Buether Triumphs Over Alex
snder, 6 to 1-Roush Hits
for Circuit.
cIINCH GAME IN OPENER
sv.e.al p..scsea 20 TEE srs.

czrcAoo, Sept s.-Under the scrutiny
:, via Gleason and the White Sox
,..ra OF strategy the Reds to-day
,r,arsd the Cubs with q 9 to defeat.
m. ohioans didn't have to resort to
- inside stun or anything more than
.-S,rary baseball. for they practically
s,ocksd the Bruins out in the first round
~fa a four run rally at the expense Of
ire mighty Alexander.
A screechiag liner that sped toward
ne sxpert Dave Robertson 90 rapidly
rat he couldn't gauge Il was the prin-
.,pai stroke of the opening attack.
F5die Roush, star swatter of the Reds,
oropelled the punch which came with
nan On base and gave the visitors n
two point lead before the groggy Alex
and his pals could quite figure how it
haupened. Two other runs were driven
home IN that period and this. coupled
with some super singing by Dutch
Ruether, made the pastime a pleasant
gambol for the winners.
Ruether kept the Cubs away from
tia Plate further than the Athletics
arc from the American League pennant
ater the first, in which Flack's triple
aud an out let in the lone Bruin marker.
Alex yielded only one more hit than
Ruether, but he couldn't prevent the
Reds from combining four in the first
inning and two more with a couple of
errors in the fourth. Thus the Reds got
a run for each Of their first six safe
drives
The four runs in the first came about
as follows:
paubert singled to right and then
Robertson mlsjudged Roush's smoking
liner: Il sailed to the score board for a
home run and sent Roush over the plate
behind paubert- Neale walked. stole
and scored on Kopfs double and Kopf
cane IN when Schneider beat out a tap
TO Deal.
The Cubs only run came in their half
Of the inning. Flack opened with a triple
and scored as Rath pegged out Hol-
0cher.
A sensational leaping catch by
Nerkle robbed Schneider of a hit at the
Eart Of the fourth and Magee took
Elngo's hoist. Ruether, however.
rngled to left and Rath dropped another
nfe one back of first, Ruether taking
hrd. Rath stole second and drew a
rfd peg from Killefer that let Ruether
core
Robertson messed up the return shot
trying TO nag Rath as he went to third
q ne first bad throw and Morrie also
umted. When Deal threw out Daubert
md ended the round the Reds had the
nagnincent lead Of six runs to one. The
rore:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04

II would seem that when McGoorty
took the full count which is ten. the
battle ended then AMI there. II there
fore was unnecessarily brutal on the
part OF Beckett to strike a knocked out
man and drive him through the ropes.
But possibly that is covered by tho
intricate English boxing rules.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
NOT TO PITCH JOHNSON.
Grimth VIII Not Use His Star
Against Detroit.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-walter John
son will not pitch against the Tigers
when they play here on September II.
10 and IL. This announcement has been
made by Clark Griffith
When the Senators played in Chicago
recently adverse criticism was caused
by the failure OF Griffith TO pitch John
son against the White Sox. Critics in
both Cleveland and Detroit were much
exercised over the fact. In explaining
II Griffith said that johnson was IN
and that he could not work against the
White sox. and added that in order to
cqualize matters he would not pitch
johnson against Detroit However, when
the White Sox invade Washington lust
before the Tigers on September 0 10
and H. Johnson will pitch against them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04

An English report OF the seventeenth
round OF the Beckett-McGoorty bout de-
ciares that ''McGoorty was knocked
down. took the full count and on aris-
ing was knocked through the ropes amid
a scene Of the widest enthusiasm"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
White Sox Spy Play Nine Games in Worlds Series Meets WaI
Long Hitters of White Sox Will
Win Series Against Reds, Says Higgins

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