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New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Members of 18th Rest.
In Meet on Saturday

Practically every member of the
18th Coast Defence Command will com
pete in the various events at the sec
ond annual field day games of the regi-
ment, which are to be held at BROOKLYN
Athletic Field on Saturday afternoon.
The feature of the occasion will be the
reviewing Of the regiment by General
John F. Organ, who commanded the
21th Division in France
Twenty thousand invitations have
been issued, which means that many
will be compelled to follow proceed
ings standing up. AS ex-service men
are eligible to take part in the athletic
contests, they are requested to- send
their entries to Captain Joseph G..
Hardmeyer, 357 Sumner Avenue, Brook
lyn, imme edately
The events to be held follow:
1OO-yard equipment race, two entries
from each company; 50-yard fat mans
race, closed to officers; 22O-yard dash,
closed to ex-service members of the
18th; 25-yard rescue race, two-man
teams, two teams from each company;
22O-yard dash, closed to officers; is
yard inter-company dash, entire com
pany to compete, time Of last man to
count; halfmile run, light marching
order; one-mile bicycle race, half-mile
inter-company relay race; ball game,
Putnams VS.. Jeffersons, officers only.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Mrs. Bayer Wins
Close Golf Match
AT Sleepy Hollow

Because of the fact that some of the
women were driving with the Motor
Corps in the Pershing parade yester-
tation tournament of the Women's Met
ropolitan Golf Association at the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club were post
poned.
For instance, in the first sixteen
only three of the second round tits
were finished, the one between Mrs
Lester Ketcham. Of Dunwoodic, and
Mrs. +. +. Donohoe, of Montclair, re-
naming to be decided
After being up practically all the
way, Miss Beatrice Lounsbery, the
youthful Bedford girl, had the misfort-
une to lose her ball going TO the sew
enteenth hole. At that point She was
| up, with two holes to play, on Mrs,
f. 5. Bayer, of Deal, and the last named
won the home hole and the match by
l up.
Mrs. f. F. Du Bois, of Raritan Val
ley, had no difficulty in winning from
Mrs; j; S. Moore, of Sleepy Hollow
while Mrs S. A. IIcrzog, Of Farview
won by and 1 from Mrs. w. S. Bird
of the home club.
The summarize:
Du Bots. Raritan Valley. beat Mrs ! 4
Moore, Sleepy Hollow. up ana s &c
play; Mrs. $. A Herzog. Fairviow. boat
MIS-. w. ). BIRD, Sleepy Hollow . up anc
to play; Mrs. +. $. Bayer. Deal bea-
Miss Heatrice lounsbery. Bedford. up
pnnwoodie, and Mrs. f. L. Donohoe. BAL
tusrOl. not played.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Dodgers Yield
Again to Cards
1nSluggggingBee
St. Louis Batters Pile In
Six Runs in the Third
Inning; Final Score, ia

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1o.-The Dod,.,.
are gradually eliminating themselvs.
as contenders for BERTH in the a..
division. Robbie's warriors" lived -.
to their reputation as a rank ,o.s
team by losing another game to -.
Cardinals to-day. The score wa, !,
to 8. A "crowd" of SOC viewed ~.
funereal contest
The score bellies the sort Of esr.
that was played. 1t became farcics,
as early as the third inning, when sly
of the home lads marched across ~.
plate after two men had been nut on.
Al Mamaux was permitted to remain ~
the mound throughout the bombara.
ment. Even in the next inning. who,
the Cards continued TO round the ey-
Pirate, Robinson did not deem it ad.
visable to derrick Mamaux
SO Mamaux remained ana the Rickav,
continued the onslaught. In the SKIN
Henion, a recruit. was reached for two
runs by the Cards.
Marvin Goodwin started in the boy
for the winners, and was rewarded for
his good effort with a vacation after
the seventh inning. With this young
star out Of the way the Dodgers sud.
denly awoke and in the last two innings
slashed the offerings Of Woodward
Koenigs gsmark, Parker and Tuero for
six runs, four of them coming in the
last gasp.
The whole story is told in the pro.
duction of the six runs in the third.
Johnston threw out Mollwitz and
Lavan. Then Goodwin walked. Schulz
beat out a hit to Olson. Heath
cote beat out bunt filing the
bases. Stock singled to left, scoring
Goodwin and Schultz, Heathcote TAX
ing third and Stock second on the
throw. Hornsby walked, filing the
bases again McIenry doubled to cen
tre, scoring Heathcote and Stock. Dill
hoefer beat out hit TO konetchy,
Hornsby scoring. McHenry taking third.
On balk by Mamaux McHenry went
home and Dilhoefer Went to second.
Mollwitz came up for the second time
and ended the agony by being thrown
out by Olson.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
kilbane to Finish Grind
Here for Burns Battle

Jimmy Dunn, manager of Johnny
Kilbane, featherwei ght champion of the
world, ,telegraphed Dave Driscoll,
matchmaker of the Jersey City Ball
Park Boxing Club, that the title cham
pion holder Will leave Cleveland to-day
or tomorrow and arrive in New York
Saturday: Kilbane, who is matched TO
box frankie Burns in the star bout at
the Edward |. Edwards Old Home
Night" show in the Jersey City ball
park next Tuesday night, will finish up
his training at a local gymnasium.
Al Roberts, of Staten Island, who put
Sailor Fritts con the fritz" at the
Bayonne A. c. on Tuesday night, is
scheduled to meet big Ed. Kinley.
Jimmy De Forests heavyweight, in a
special eightround bout preceding the
Burns-Kilbane championship battle.
Joe Lynch is also on the card.
The ball park is only ten minutes
from New York, via Hudson tube to
Summit Avenue, Jersey City
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Six-Run Rally in 9th by
Mackmen Routs Tigers

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. - Pinch
hitting extraordinary enabled Phila-
delphia to score six runs with one out
in the ninth inning and win from De-
troit to- day, 6 to 5. The Tigers rolled
up five runs on Boone, one of Mack's
recruit pitchers, while Dauss held the
Athletics to a single hit until the ninth
inning.
In the last inning Wingo singled, and
scored on Griffin's triple. Welsh's
grounder was fumbled by Bush. Gallo
way forced Welsh, Griffin scoring
Strunck walked. Burrus tripled, Gallo
way and Strunck scoring. Walker hit
home run into the left field bleach
ers, scoring Burrus ahead of him and
winning the game.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11

Giants Score
Easy Victory
Over the Cubs
Hendrix Knocked Out of
Box in First; Ross Young
Injured, Leaves Game

CHICAGO, Sept. 1o.-Eightecn solid
hits tell in a nutshell the reason why
the New York Giants defeated the Chi
cago Cubs here to- day The score was
to 2. The visitors were on batting
rampage, with Burns and Kautf leading
the way with three safeties apiece.
Hendrix, Bailey and Carter in turn
faced the Giant battcrs and were pun
mellcd all over the lot,
Fred Toncy and Jess Barnes divided
the pitching burden for the Giants and
succeeded in holding the Cub batsmen
to paltry five safeties. Toney was
the Chicago men seemed to be getting
the range of his curves. Barnes took
his place. Toney was found for two
hits, while Barnes twirlcd so effectively
that he allowed the local men to add
only three more singles to this total.
Statz Gets a Chance
Although successful in tanning the
Cubs, the Giants lost the services for
many days Of Ross Young, the versatile
outfieldcr. In stopping Barber's double
in the second inning, Young split a
finger on his right hand, necessitating
medical attention and his removal from
the game. This gave Statz, of Holy
Cross College fame, chance in left
field, where he handled four chances
with ease.
Hendrix experienced a torrid time
in the opening inning, when the Giants
scored three runs and caused his exit.
Burns singled and Immediately stole
second, beating Killefer's good throw
to the bag. Young followed with a hit
to left field. Burns stopping at third.
Fletcher then drove a long fly to Nc
Cabc, on which Burns scored and
Young reached third.
Zimmerman and Kauff then inserted
singles, tallying two more runs. Here
Bailey replaced Hendrix. McCabe
robbed Kelly of triple when he made
a handed catch of his long drive
near the right field wall.
Chicago scored once in the second
which frame Barber opened with dou-
bic and reached home on two infeld
outs.
The third inning saw three Giants
remain stranded on the bases. Herzog
threw out Zimmerman. but Frisch and
Kauff singled and Kelly walked. Sny-
der then raised a pop fly to Herzog,
while Barnes, batting for Toney, fouled
to Magee.
Barnes was unsteady, upon relieving
Toney in the third, and passed McCabe.
IlOllOcncr peat out MT 10 FrlSch, ana
on Herzog's inficld tap McCabc reached
third. Statz pulled down Merklc's long
fly, on which McCabe scored.
One Run an Inning
While Barnes was puzzling the Cub
batsmcn, the Giants tailed one run in
each of the last four innings. In the
sixth Barnes doubled and had barely
caught his breath on second when
Burns singled to centre, chasing the
pitcher home. Zimmerman also Tailed
in the seventh as the result Of his
triple and Kauf's long fly.
Carter succeeded Bailey in the
eighth on the mound for Chicago.
George Burns upset the Cub twirler
when he singled and stole second and
continued to third on Daly's low throw
to catch him stealing. Fletcher then
shot hot one past Carter, Burns
scoring.
Hollocher's error on Kauhf's hit, fol
lowed by singles by Kelly and Snyder,
gave the Giants their last run in the
ninth.
rrba
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Lawkins Leads Caddies
On BelIeclaire Links

Joe Lawkins and Charlie Kechlisen
won first and second prizes in tourna-
ment of the caddics at the Inns of the
Belleclaire Golf and Country Club, at
Bayside. Lon Island, which was con-
cluded yesterday Lawkins returned
net score of 81 on handicap of 10
and Kechlisen, who had the same
handicap, scored 81 net.
The members of the club raised a
generous fund with which to buy eight
prizes. Several of the members dropped
business and motored to Bayside to
caddy for the boys
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
New Field for Semi-Pros.

Starting Sunday the Farmers will
become the home team at Ivanhoe
Park, Glendale, Long Island, where
they Will stage double headers the
balance of the season. The Farmers
have developed many players now in
the major and minor leagues. Chad"
See. recently signed by Cincinnati, was
a member of the semi-pro team last
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Carl Morris Knocks Out
Conqueror of Meehan

OAKLAND Cal. Sept. 1o.-Bill La
rue was knocked out by Carl Morris,
of Oklahoma, here in the second round
of fourround bout last night. Larue
was knocked through the ropes and
into the press box.
Larue had been considered a candi-
date to meet Jack Dempsey, worlds
heavyweight champion, as the result
of his recent defeat of Willie Mechan.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Rube Marquard to Umpire

Rube Marquard, the Dodger south
paw, will umpire the baseball game
between General O'Ryan's "Rough-
necks" and Colonel Bill Hayward's
"Hell Fighters" at Ebbets Field Sun
day. The game will be the sporting
feature of the monster Coal Fund
Fete, under the auspices of the Brook
lyn Ball Club, the Elks and public
spirited citizens.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Concerning the Punch

Just it about definitely
factor IN baseball happen these
The Reds lead the National batting Giants rank
second Their club standing is
IN the American League the eight clubs
column precisely as they stand n batting strength.
Chicago the hardest second Detroit
third, New York fourth,
The festive base hit apparently of ou~
national olc 1t of
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
West Virginia's Eleven
In Long Signal Drills

MORGANTOWN, W. Va, Sept. TO-.
Two long signal drills, the first OF the
present season, featured West Virgin
Jas workouts at Mont Chateau to-daE;
The first lineup presented showed
Bailey at centre. McCue and Mullan AZ
guards, Harrick and ice at tackles,
Mills and Hager at ends. Lewis az
quarterback. Hite and Lentz at haI-
backs, and Rodgers at fullback.
Only one man, Mullan, appears in
this lineup who has not already
earned his varsity letters here. me
dummy" also came in for its hrss
punishment to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Earl of Derby's Entry
First i'm St. Leger Stakes

DONCASTER, England, Sept 10
The Earl of Derby's Keysoe won the st.
proXimately S30.000), run here this
AFTERNOON. Dominion was second and
Major Waldorf Astor's Buchan third.
To-day's running of the St. Leger
was the first since 1914, the event hav-
ing been cancelled during the war
years. The race is for three year olds
entire colts and FLIES, over distance
of one mile six furlOngS 1872 wards.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Totals SO s IL PA u Totals y II Il u ~

'Balte4 Tor Henion IN nin-h inning.
Brooklyn ......l Oo1 D 0 o , 4-s
St Louis 3 0 . XII
Two base hits-Lavan MclIenry. Horns
by. Three base hits-Myers :. stolen
base--Hcathcote. Sacrifice fy-Nornsby.
Double plays Olson. Johnston and
Schmandt; Konetchy, Miller Kilduff and
Olson: Stock. Hornsby and Mollwitz Left
on bases-Brookln 7, st. Louis I. Bases
on balls-OT Mamaux 4, off Henon ,, 0.
Goodwin /, off Koenigsrnarl / Hits-Ot
Goodwin in innings. Off Woodward in
inning. off Parker in no innings (nons
out IN ninth). off koeni gsfnark in no
innings tnone out IN eighth). of Mamaux
10 in innings. Hit by pitcher-By Par
ker on. WheaO. Balk-MaInaux. Struck
out-By Mamaux !. by Henion 2 by
Goodwin +, by Tuero /. Wild pitch
Tuero. Winning pitcher-Goodwin. Los,
ing pitcher-Mamaux.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
The Walloping Year

Inc walop or the punch has played
this Walter Hagen vpe of the poe
full slashng hitter Dave Heron triumph
oy MS ABILITY
tremendous displayed
Johnston and I1den, the
the hard hitting applies Patterson the
Australian. ~
Terrific punch ability king of the heavy
weights And have the
major league parade they along beneath
'he entry waop through before
he o. 7
The discussion has whether golf conr
should be made harder Why
make the golf scores lower about
strokes? -
BABE Ruth might consider Mr. Gray paths Of
glory lead to- Buck Freeman five home run record
for twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Sallee Shuts Out
Phillies i'm Final:
Reds Win by 20

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10. "slimv
Sallee was in excellent form to-day
and outpitched Hogg, enabling the
league leaders to win their last game
with Philadelphia by score of 2 to O..
Only one visiting runner reached third
base.
The Reds scored their two runs in
the fourth on a single by Daubert, a
double by Roush and hit to centre
by Duncan after Neale and Kopf had
struck out. Both teams tielded fault
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
SECOND GAME
Totals ..s5s727 / Totals ...342s27l4l

fBatted for Ward IN the eighth inning.
7Rar for Lewis in the ninth inning.
cleveland. 0 0 o o 2 l o--3
New York ............ IL
Two base h!ts-pccl<irpaugh. Baker
Homo runs-Gardner. Pratt. Double play
--Pecllinpaugh ind Pratt. Left on bases
New York, 6: Cleveland 7. Bases on balls
OFF Quinn, 2 off Uhle, l. IIits--Off
quinn, in Innings: off Mogridge. ! in
l inning. Struck out-By quinn, A. by
UhIe 4. Losing pitchor-Quinn.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
TrOtters Set Two
Worlds Records
Before Big Crowd

SYRACUSE, Sept. 10.--Two new
worlds records were written into
trotting history at the New York State
Fair Grand Circuit Meeting this after
noon, where in the 2:07 trot Echo Dl-
rect and Easton shattered existing
marks for four-year-old geldings.
Echo Direct, the sturdy son of Echo
Todd and Victoria Direct, trotfed the
third heat in 2:05A. In the fourth
heat Ben White piloted Easton to
mark when he drove the big roam
around the course in 2:0624. Echo
Direct was hard pressed in the third
heat by Easton and when the pair
reached the lower turn before breaking
covered them. The final quarter OF the
mile was trotted in 30l. seconds More
than 10000 people witnessed the per-
formances Of the two feet trotters.
Chief interest in the days events
appeared to centre IN the threecor-
nered duel in the 2:l0 pace for
the Syracuse stake of $4,000, in which
Goldie Todd vanquished Senardo and
Frank Dewey after three sensationa!
heats
The summaries:
2o7 TROT: PURSE 1900.
Easton e,,cs;. ro g. by The Tramp
!
Echo Direct. b. z. tBrusie) ....
Peter June. ch. g (JoneF) 49,. 3
Busy's Las,ie. b. IN. (Cox) 49,. , 70
Charley Penn. b g. (Dlcker
Time-2'o7i4. 2:o7l.. 2:o5i4 os.
PIP PACE. PURSE. $1,000
Irish Voter. b. &. BY John A.
Mckerron (Nohle) ..-..-.-....
Prince Pepper. blk & Gyde) ;.
Fred Hal, b. z. (McPherson) 49,. y
Florence Peters. CHI n (Cox) DR.
Time-2:o5h. 2.o6i4 2.osi2
TWO-YEAR-Ol-D TRoT. THE KA-Noo-
no.. PURSE. Se.o125o.
Brother Peter b. C. by Peter
the Great tThomas) ...-...... ]
Little Lee, b. & (icDonald) ....
Grace Drake, blk. + (White) ....
King STOUT, ch. h. (Stout) ......
Wiki Wiki. b. 6 Dones) ....-.- Or
Eliza Dillon. Peter Worth. Liberty Tocd
and bourbon Watts also started.
Time .osi4. 2.osi4. 209ia
2:1o PACE. THE sYYRACUsE"; PURSE
$4,000.
Goldie Todd b. m. by Todd
Mac Doncs) ...-...-..-.-
Senardo. b. 8. Murphy ..--..-
Frank Dewey. br. h. 'Cox) ......
Time .03 =, % ?. oSi.
TO BEAT 2.I4 TROTTING
Electric Dillon. b. h.. BY Dillon AxworthS
(Crossinan). won.
Time o7ls.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Earned Back and Forth

Those who might be trie bewed by the
might consider these detais
They lead their league in batting
They lead it runmakng.
Out of the eight leading pitchers they
Their nfeld and outfd defence
And they have had manager able coordinate these
and to keep his club at speed April through September
What other would to
We observe where the Hon. Bab Ruth
tip writer
episode wherein the Babe breaks ball with
to provide totally unexpected climax.
Houn crawls out of cellar with his
him. This subtle should
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
FIRST GAME
Totals 80 27 10 Totals $500 27 Is 0
'Batted for Mays in ninth inning.

'Batted for Mays in ninth inning
5ievelaad.. Esw 5SgN. 9 9 9 9 9 9 g GO
Two base hits--Ilarris. CALDWELL Home
run - Harris Sacrifice hits - Speaker.
Chapman. Harris Left on bases-New
York, .. Cleveland. I. Bases balls
Off Mays, 3 of Caldwell. !. Hit by pitcher
by Mays (Graney). Struck out-Sy
Mays. 2; by Caldwell. S.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Fight Tickets Put ON Sale

Billy Gibson announced last night
that tickets for the Benny Leonard
Johnny Dundee bout are now on sale
at his Criterion cafe in The Bronx
and at all the ticket agencies in New
York and New Jersey. This pair of
llghtwelghts will meet next Wednes
day night at the Newark Sportsmen's
Club, in the 1st Regiment Armory.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
L. S. Soccer Team Loses

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 1o.-The Beth
lehem Steel football team was defeated
at Gothenburg Monday, tie score be-
ing to |.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Totals Al lS 27 IL Of Totals 80 5 81. l2
New York 3 0 0 l.
[ lNicarn O | 0 @ 0 0 0 O.

Two-base hits Young, Barber, Barnes
Three base hits - kauff, Zimmerman.
Stolen bascs-Burns .. Sacrifice flies
Fletcher, Mcrkle, kauM. Double plays
Iierzog, IIolochor and Merkle Barber
and DAILY. Left on bases-New York H..
Chicago 3. Bases on balls-OT Bailey /,
off Toncy l, off Barnes 9 IIts-Off Hen
dirk in 90 inning off Bailey 10 In l 3
innings, off Garter in innings, off
Toncy 2 in . innings, off Barnes In 7
innings. Hit by pitcher-I5y Bailey
(Young). Struck out-By Bailey g by
Barnes !, by Garter .. Winning pitcher
-Toney. Losing pitcher-ucndrix.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
Standing of Major League Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
Cleveland at New York
st. Louis at Boston Uwo)
Detroit at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington Owo)
Yesterdays RESULTS
Cleveland, 3 New York, o Gst.
Cleveland. 3: New York, (2d).
Philadelphia, 6; Detroit, S.
St. Louis at Boston (rain).
Chicago at Washington (wet gr'ds).
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. L. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Chicago. so ~ .6i5 st. Louis. GA so SIG
Cleveld. 1851 $50 Boston. 60 81 .492
Detroit. y 81 1853 " ASH. a ~ .3I6
N.YOrk. 66 Sc sd Phila.... "a 80 PA
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11

Totals sc l3 '25 q Totals ...32 5 y l3
zone out when winning run scored.
ll}atted for Boone in eighth inning.
tBatted for Dugan In ninth inning.
Slated for Dykes in ninth inning.
Batted for styles in ninth inning.
Detroit ........... l O.
Philadelphia .... 0 G.
Two ba SO hits-Neach. Young. Three
base hits-Cobb, Griffin, Burrus. Home
run-W alker Stolen bases Bush. Shor-
ten. Sacrifice hits-Helman Dauss. Left
on bases - Detroit 10. Philadelphia 1.
Bases balls-Of Boone g. off Dauss g.
Hits-On Boone u in innings. off John
son in inning. Struck out-By Dauss
TO- by johnson l. Winning pitcher-John-
SON.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11

'batted for Luderus IN ninth inning
Cinciunati-. o 0 0 o %
Two base hits-Roush, Duncan. Stolen
ber, Adams. Double plays-Schr hreiber TO
Rath to Daubert; kopf to Rath to Dau-
bert; Meusel to Luderus Left on bases
Philadelphia. .; Cinc.nnati 5 Bases on
oalis-Off fogg 3. Struck out-By Sallee,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
American Association

Milwaukee, S; Louisville ..
Minneapois A. Toledo. l.
Indianapolis, S; St Paul. a.
Co1pmous' 3; Kansas City. 2 (1st)
Na ahsas City Z; Columbus (2d)
BASEBALL TO-DAY. N. Y Americana ".
--Advt awe |No'n ooc'
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
New York at Chicago
Brooklyn at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
yesterdays RESULTS
New York, 7; Chicago, 2.
st. Louis, II; Brooklyn, 8.
Cincinnati, 2; Philadelphia, o.
Boston at Pittsburgh (wet gr'ds).
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. l.. Pct. w. L. Pct.
Cin'nati 81 40 .685 lBklyn. 60 Ga .484
N.York. II 46 626lBoston... so n .413
Chicago. 65 So .528 St Louis 46 rs $50
Pittsb'gh 63 81 .508 :. A II 1854
New-York tribune., 1919-09-11

AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT
PACKARD FOR HIRE, passenger; esrsfu
driver: - an hour Plaza bA5s.
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Electric Dillon. b. h.. by Dillon Axworthy
(Crossnan). won.
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