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Totals. t57IsAiss Totals. ss14z7lsI
'Ratted for Kinney In the ninth inning
tBatted for Lowdermiik In the Nth inning.
tBatted for Leibold In the eighth inning.
Philadelphia ..........o / os 0 o.
Chicago !......,......l 800 rs
Two base hit-Murphy. Stolen bases-Kopp
Thomas. RisberE. Sacrifice hits-RisberT, Il,
Collins Walker. Witt, johnson, Burns Dou.
BILE play-Gandil to RisbeTg. Left on bases
Philadelphia, II Chicago. s. Bases on balls
ON Lowdermilk. 4; off johnson. 6 : off Faber,
]. Hitk-oh Lowdermilk. in 3 innings; on
Fsber. in l.s innings off Mayer, ? in ?,s
innings; on Williams. IN inning; on
inning Hit by pitcher-By Faber (Dugan),
Balk-Johnson. Struck out-By Lowdermiik,
!; by johnson, J.; by Kinney, 1; by Williams,
l. Winning pitcher-Maysr. Losing pitcher
Kinney.
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FIRST GAME

ming.
tBatied for Mcouillan in the ninth inning
81. Louis .-.."....... -
Two base hit--Lavan. Three base hit
Hornsby. Stolen base--McHenry. Sacrifice
livestock. Holke. Sacrifice hy-Baird.
Double pisy-smith. Stock and Clemons. Left
on bs.es-st. Louis. 8; Boston, Y. Bases on
balls-oh Woodward. 5. Hits-on Fillinsim,
in inning; of MeoSills9 ! IN 2 IN:
Fillingim. 2. Losing pitcher-Fillineim.
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EASTERN LEAauE-
PERRITT TO FACE CHIcAGoANs

Pol Perritt and Jeff Tesreau, former
Giants, will pitch for the Treat EN-
Rough Club In double headAr at
Dyckman Oval. near the Dyckman street
subway station, on Sunday afternoon.
Perritt still lie Giant but has McGraw's
permission to play for Guy Empey. The
Treat EN- Roughs will tackle the
American Giants from Chicago in two
more games in their series. Last Sun
day the Chicago club took both contests,
2 TO ! and to 7. In IL innings. The
engagement will be the last for the
An erican Giants In the East this season,
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American Advisor for
Antwerp Olympic Meet

r LwooD S. BROWN. who was
r in charge OF all of the Young
- Mems Christian Association
athletic activities during the war, and
who later was a director of the in
ter-allied games. which were decided
In the Pershing Stadium at Joinyille.
France, has been called to Antwerp
by the Belgian Olympic games com
mittee.
The new Olympic is 10 be held in
Antwerp in 1920 and ground for the
new stadium there has been broken
The committee having charge OF this
event desired the benefit OF expert
experience and advice in making pre-
liminary arrangements az well as
systematizing their organization
along the lines the A. Il. +. adopted
fo- the inter-allied tournament.
Particular efforts will be made hv
the committee TO induce Central and
South American countries 10 send
entries. Heretofore Brazil and Cra-
temala have been the only countries
In which a real effort has been made
to win athletic honors in European
contests.
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MAYS'S CASE POSTPONED.
Hearing Put on Again Until Next
Friday, =

When the case OF the New York
American League Baseball Club against
President Ban Johnson, to prevent him
interfering with Pitcher Carl Mays as
member OF the club. was called yester-
day before Justice Robert ]. Luce in
Supreme Court, the action was post
pored until next Friday.
The plea for postponement was made
by counsel for Mr.. Johnson. who desires
to argue the question OF the State
courts jurisdiction. He claims that as
the American League is a national or
ganization the matter should come 10
trial in Federal court Therefore.
when the case comes up next Friday tina
question OF Jurisdiction will be settled
and the action then will proceed.
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BRAVES SPLIT BILL
WITH CARDINALS
st. Louis Takes Opening Game
by A to 2 and Drops Sec
ond, 2 to 1.

BosToN, Aug. 10 (National) Boston
and st. Louis split even to-day. the vis
itors winning the first game, to Q
and losing the second. to 1. in eleven
innings.
Hornsby, who went to first base, where
he played we'll, tripled, scoring two runs
In the first inning OF the opener. st.
Louis scored two runs In the fourth on
hits and errors.
Cruises single, Holke's sacrifice and
Manns double over Centre Fielder
Smiths head in the eleventh won the
Hecond game for Boston. The scores:
ETn ar nANE
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BRENNAN TO REFEREE BOUT.
wan Onictate ut Brtrton-o'Dova
Contest ON Friday.

slim Brennan OF Newark. y. j. was
appointed BY the New Jersey Boxing
Commission yesterday to referee the
eight round bout between Jack clifton,
weltcrweight champion OF the world,
and Mike O'Dowd. middleweight kinE.
which is to be held In the First Regi-
ment Arnory by the Newark Eports>
mems Club next Friusy nrsnt. r.
Brennan will call IL meeting to-day at
which Dan Morgan. manager OF Brit !
ton; Paddy Mullins. manager OF
O'Dowd. and Dave Mackay. promoter OF,
the bout, will! be present. In order 10 de-
eide whether The men shall box straighL-
Marquis OF Queensberry rules. under.
which the boxers viii be required to
protect themselves at all times, orr
whether clean breaks will govern the
contest. rs
Both boxers will end their training to-
morrow.
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DE vITALIs FOR YANKEES.
Brooklyn surrenders Pitcher who
Had Bcen Taken From Jersey.

Walter De EitalIs. the pitcher who,
last Saturday was claimed by Brooklyn
from Jersey City, yesterday was re-
turned 10 the Yankees. De vital,s was
signed by the Yankees some time ago.
and was sent 10 Bill Donovan In Jersey
City for moro experience ard in order
that Miller Higgins might get a live on
his ability.
The pitcher, who halls from Grown
University. made good Immediately and
Brooklyn claimed him on the ground
that the Yankees had not obtainsd
waivers from Charley Ebbets. Col.
RUPERT Strengthened the matter out yes.
terday IN conference with Ebbets.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ROYALS VS.. nUsnwICKs.

Tho Royal Giants, after an extended
trip through several Eastern States. will
make Their temperance IN Brooklyn
next Sunday, when they clash with tho
Bushwicls In double header. Thu
games will mark tho ninth ana tenth OF
their fifteen game series. To date the
Bushwicka have won four games tho
Royals three, and one resulted In tic.
The Bgshwicks arc travelling at ton
speed. and SHOULD mako things interest
ing for their opponents. Ryan and
Brookea viii BE- the Royal pitchers ana
Williams and spIers will work for the
Bushwicks ~.
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BINGHAMTON BEATS
NEWARK BY, 9 TO 2
Martin Allows Bears Only 8
Hits, but Retires in 9Th,
Due to Injury.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Binghemton. .: Newark. ..
All other games postponed; wet grounds.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Baltimore i2i 81 81 seiIBingha ton 10 81 90 .47b
Toronto . 1874 rs 4e .67sIRochester. lie - 20 .412
Buffalo. 1is % 10 5s0lJersey City lis ~ IS .35e
Newark. III 30 81 .issl Reading. liz is "a $50
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CuBANs BACK on HARLEM.

The fourth OF the series of double
headers between the Lincoln Giants and
the Cuban stars OF Havana, champions
Of the Havana National League. will be
played this Sunday at olympic Field,
lS6th street and Fifth avenue. The
Lincolns are one game ahead In the
series. After dropping the first two
Games the Lincolns broke even In the
second meeting and triumphed twice the
third time they met the cubans. Cyclone
williams and Suarez will pitch the open
ing game,
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REPORT STONEHAM
OWNER OF HUSTLERS
Runor Gives Him Controlling
Interest in Club.

Following the recall yesterday OF Fred
Kelly from the international League
it was reported In baseball circles that
the owners OF the Giants have purchased
the majority stock OF the Rochester club
and will use the club as a farm for Nc
Graw's future greats.
McGraw since last April has sent
number OF his young players TO the
Rochester club to be developed.
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How Yanks Are Batting

Stolen Bases-Pratt, l6; Bodie. 70: Peckln n.
paugh. II: Baker. 10; Wick, 0: Lewis. 6: Pipp
s: Fewster. 8: Ruel 2; Hannah. l.
TEAM BATTING RECORDS
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TO IMPROVE RACE TRACK.
Saratoga Association buys More
Land.

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug le.-The Sara
tosa Racing Association to-day bousht
wide tract Of land on Union avenue .
and Lincoln avenue The land pur-,.
chased adiolns its grounds and makes Il
possible for the association to carry out
extensive plans for improve which
the officials are believed to have had in
mind for some time.
Just what the plans are will be an, :,
nounced in formal statement soon to. +.
be issued by the officials ~
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CLAY TURNER BoxEs DRAW

BUFFALO. Aug. 19.-Clay Turner Of
New York fought fast ten round draw
with the Jamaica Kid here last night
Harry Boyle OF Philadelphia knocked
our Young Peter jackson OF New York
In the second round of what was 70 have
been a six round go. Jimmy GoodrIcS
of Lackawanna outpointed Maxev Green
Of New York In a six round bout
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Mack Broke Into Print and Perry Jumped.

American League has
Franklin
Dowd
New Haven
that Dussn
got illness"
Perry quit getting the
White
sox willing boost his
himself
far he broke into print the Mays
think selling the pitcher This intended show up CO..
a
public prints that clubs hghng for the were eager to have MN
had had signed for $4,000 for the season.
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clabby Making Strong Comeback in Australia,


effect Clabby
5000 Cabby
al
Backburne Australian bantamwet
Denc!o Fill
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As Ne Giants and Robins were Idle on
Monde their averages remained unchanKel
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Two base hiis-whitted, Schmidt. Barbara
Luderus. Meusel. stolen hase-TraEesser Sac
rihce hit-Southworih. Double plays--South.
worth and Terry: Whitfield Terry and whittAd
Left on bases-P1ttsburF. 5: Philadelphia 2
Bases on bllls-oh Carlson. !: of Meadows
. Hits-on G. Adams. in . innings: on
Carlson. in innings. Struck oui-By Carl.
son. ); by Meadows, Wild pitches-C
Adams. Meadows. Passed >bLl-Tragesser
Winning pitcher-Carlson
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WHITE SOX MAKE
SWEEP OF SERIES
In Final Game Beat Athletics
by 8 to 2.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-(American). -
Chicago, after losing the lead. staged
rallies in the seventh and eighth innings,
overlook Philadelphia and won to Z,
making clean sweep Of the series
Viewers batting was feature.
Big Bill James. recently with the
Boston Red Sox. and claimed by Chicago
via the waiver route, reported TO Man
ager Gleason to-day. The score:
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.Ba,ted for Douglas in the sixth inning.
fBatted for Winters IN the eighth innip q
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Indians Continue Attack.

Cleveland continued its attack on
Quinn in the second and scored two
more runs Steve O'Neill singled
through the box and Coveleskie bored
another single to centre. Graney moved
the runners along with a sacrifice, but
they could have walked home on Chap
mans long triple to right field. Quinn
then showed a little of his spring form.
He got rid of Speaker on foul to Han
nah and struck out Harris.
After a lulI of two innings, Cleveland
resumed it's offensive in the sixth, and
bagged two more runs. Chapman started
it with a single TO left and advanced to
second on Speakers out. Harris clipped
a two Dagger to centre. scoring Chap
man. Gardner expired on lift to Bodie.
but Wamby was on the job with another
pinch single, scoring Harris. Wamby
was cut of trying to take second on
the throw in. and retired at second The
score:
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CALDWELL TO JOIN INDIANS.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 19.-Ray Caldwell, a
pitcher formerly with the Boston Red
Sox and New York Americans, and Rich
ard oconnor. an outhelder' Will join
the cleveland Baseball Club tomorrow.
o'Connor played in the .defunct New
England League.
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MARTY CROSS WINS BOUT,
Defeats Battling Nelson in Six
Rounds at Bayonne.

Marty Cross of this city last night
had no difficulty efeating Battling Nell
son of Bayonne in a six round bout at
the Bayonne Athletic Club. In the fifth
round Marty almost put his oppon ant
away.
In the semi-nnal Battling Jones -
this city beat Battling Ryan OF Brook.
Ign.
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Giants' offering Features.

The Giants showed some rare base
running In the third. Chase walked and
got around to third on two infield outs.
Burns walked. and Hal scored while
working a double steal with Burns
Georgia stole third. and after Young
walked he also filched second. the fourth
steal OF the inning. Fletcher's double,
which took O high. awkward bound to
Paskert, scored Burns and Young. 1t
was the only hit OF the round. The
Giants scored two more runs off Hem
dirk in the sixth on Young's pass and
doubles by Zimmerman and Kauff. The
scores:
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PIRATES MAKE 1T
THREE OUT OF FOUR
Again Defeat Phillies, This
Time by S to 4.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s-(National).
-Pittsburg made II three out OF four
from Philadelphia to-day by hitting
Meadows opportunity in the closing in
hin1s. The score was to 4. Pitcher
Larry Cheney. recently purchased from
Boston. reported to-day. The score:
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ROGUE TOURING BEGINS.

NORWICH, Conn, Aug. 10. - George
Huot Of Chicopee Falls Mass. defender
OF the first Van Wickle medal. lost two
out OF three games tonight to Gerald
BRASIL. challenger. Of this city. In the
annual tournament VI the Natlona,
Rogue Association OF America, which
opened here tonight. Title to the medal
will be determined by four out of seven
games. Huot and BRASIL will continue
the contest tomorrow.
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Totals. n sss7 Is

7 Totals. ia 81 IS
Dated for Douglas in the sixth inning
fBatted for Winters in the eighth inning.
IRAN for Doyle in the eighth inning.
Chicago. O01 900 o.
New York............. o IL %
Two base hits-Deal. 2; Young, O. Three
oaee hits-Merkle. Magee, stolen base--Flack
sacrifice hits-Herzos. Killefer. Double play
deal. HerZog and Merkle. Left on bases
New York. 8; Chicago. 6. Bases on bAlls-of
Douglas. Flsck) OF Winters. CFlack); of
as' in innings; off Winters, 1 ina in.
nninsS; of Dubuc. in inning, Hit by pitcher
by Douglas, (Herzogl. Struck out-By
snder: by Alexander. . Zimmerman. Doug.
as Passed ball--Killefer. Losing pitcher
douglas, Earned runs-on Alexander, .; of
Douslas .. Umpires-Messrs Rigler and
Moran Moran Time Of camel hour and 70 min.
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LIEFIELD ALLOWS
RED SOX ONE HIT
St. Louis Brovns Beat Boston
by S to o Score.

ST. Louis, Aug s-(American). -
One hit was all Boston could get of
Liefeld to-day and st. Louis shut out
the Red Sox, to o. and moved into
fourth place. 1t was Boston's last APP
pearance here this se1son. Hoyt was
hit hard, especially by Tobin and Jacob
son. The score:
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Two base hit--Holden. Three base hits
o'Rourke. Sergeant. Home run-Ellerbe. Sac
rihce hits-Denke, Martin. Sacrifice fly
0'Rourke Double play--Richberry and Denke.
Left on bases-Bnghamton, Z: Newark. g..
First base on errors-Binghamton, /. Newark.
I. Bases on balls-Oh Martin, s. off McCabe.
.. Hts-on Martin in 9 innings; OFF Har.
by pitcher-By McCabe. l (Marun). Struck
out-By Martin. g: by McCahe. J Winning
pitcher-Martin. Losing pitcher-McCabe.
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TIGERS HIT TIMELY.
Also Take Advantage of Gifts and
Beat senators. z 10 ..

DETROIT. Aug. Ia-(American) Com.
bining timely hitting with bases on
balls Detroit defeated Washington TO-
day. to 2, and made it two out Of
three. The score:
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RATS. iRItaisd, ~ rs : z y ~ 10 o.

p, pA'ted lot carter In ninth inning.
New York. ............ ooS Ks
Two base hits-Fletcher. Zimmerman
siolen bases-chase, Burns. q; Young Sac
II ms hiiSPsskeIt. sscIihos fy-Barber.
Bases on bslls-on Hendrix. 6 CBurns, 3:
Young. .; Chase. Hlts-on Hendrix. I in
Va innings; off Carter. l In rs innings.
strqck out-By Barnes. 2 MAGE Hendrix I;
ey Hendrix. 2 Kaun. Chssel. Losing pitcher
s ,Ss,5rix Earned , run.xon Barnes; 1; on
soEsn. Tine Of Esme-l hour and 20 mInuies
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Newark In Binghamton.
Jersey City in Rochester.
Reading In Toronto 1.-TWO gamesl
Baltimore in Buffalo
BTNGHAMToN, N. Y, Aug 19-(Inter-
nationally .-Binghanton easily defeated
Newark. 8 to 2. here this afternoon
due to the good pitching OF Pat Martin.
He allowed the Bruins but three hits.
but was forced to retire in the eighth
inning, when he was hit on the left
arm by q pitched ball
Ellerbe and O'Rourke starred with
the bat. The score:
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partmouth Chooses Wen in Football Coaches.


chan
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SECOND GAME
Totals. "a 8 IS 27 u

Two base hits-0lson. Y. Wheat Groh
Stolen bases-Grinlth. Ronetchy, Roush' Sac.
rihce hits-Daubert. Eeale. Rariden. sacri.
nee hy-Rath. Double plays-olson, johnson
TO Konetchy; Kopf Rath to Daubert' Ieft
on bases-Brooklyn. o; Cincinnati, s. struck
out-By Filler, ); by Mitchell, q
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Three Former Giants Are
Among Batting Leaders

w HLE the Giants are not repre-
wv scented among the Ave leading
they ba ps's y e1,,, Of the major leagues
select circle. Roush, traded a. the
.eds, second In the National Leasua,
stosk, traded to the Phiiiies and nov
Msn 81; Louis: is third, and Baby Doll
ana now with the Browns. n sccand
20 lob IN the American League. The
leading batsmen follow, any
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Totals. 33 24l5
spate.d far u.r,a.

Totals. 90 "a "a Is n
'Ratted for Harr~r in thA sixth innirp
tBatted for Zachary In tho eighth inning.
Warrington ...,...... % o l..
Detroit ...."......... q 2 x-7
Two base hitS-Leonard. YounE, Menosky
Three base hlt-Jones. Stolen bases-Cobb
2; Jones. Ainsmith sacrlnce hits-ASnow
Young Sacrifice nies-Cobb. veach. Double
Young and HeilmAnn; Rice and Agnew. Left
on bases-washinEton, 6; Detroit. g. Bases
1. Ht,s-on Harper, s in Innings. OF
Zachary in innngs; on Gill. in
inning. Struck out--By Harper. .: by Dauss
5; by GILL !. Losing pitcher-Harp<r.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. q New York, 3 (Ist camel.
New York, 81 Chicago, ! ia game);
Sins,nn n..I Il B BrSslyn. "a s ss%s
xssatshurg. 81 philadelphia, 4.
a. louis, Al Boston, Q list camel.
boston, 81 81. Louis. led game. ii In
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pr,tton I. Offered pout with Basham in London.

yesterday
a
weigh
as
Of
VIII
andas soon a s
be
Brtons
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

q. Lguis In New York (2 games).
PittsburG In Brooklyn.
Chicago In philadelphia q games).
Cincinnati In Boston.
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an Increases Lead
Sport Events To-day

BAsEBALIS-New York vs.. 81. Louis
at Polo Grounds 1.-TWO games). 1850
II. VI. Brooklyn VS.. Pittsburg at
Ebbets Field, $3.50 p. NJ.
HACING-At Saratoga. HARNESS
HAC1NG-Grand Circuit Mt Pough.
keepsie.
LAWN TENNIs-Invitatien tourna-
mont ut Southampton. Tourney Mt
Greenwich. Open tournament at Bay
Head. Lake George championships.
ship ut Pittsburs.
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Totals. 80 / 10 81 Is 0

Two base hits-RIng. WinEo. Daubert Groh
Stolen base-Neale. Sacrifice hits-Mssee
Griffith. Double plays-Rath and Daubert :
Galore, Johnston and Konetchy. Left on
hsses-ClnGnnati. 8; Brooklyn. 2. Bases on
balls-On Ring, I; on Galore 9 Struck ont
BY Ring, 8: by Galore, 4.
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Totals. - 5 10 lil

Two base hits-Jacobson. Gerber Tobin.
Three base hit--Tobin. Home run-Jacobson.
Stolen base-Austin. Sacrifice hits-vit.
Gerber and Gedeon. Left on bases-Boston.
q St. Louis, ;. Bases on bslls-on Hoyt. 3:
of Hefield. g. Hits-Oh Hoyt in innings.
Struck out--By Hoyt !: by McGraw, .: by
Lieheld, /. Passed ball-walters Losing
pitcher-Hoyt.
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YANKEES TOPPLE
INTO I'd DIVISION
New Aorkers Bow to Cleveland
by 5 to 1 Score-Umpire
Connolly Gets a Medal.
Special Despatch TO TIE srS.

CLEVELAND Aug. 19.-The Yanks top.
PIED into the second division here to.
Day That's all that is left OF a once
/ brilliant pennant hope. The Tanks have
been tied with the Browns before, but
by losing TO Cleveland to-day they
dropped into the second division for the
rrst time since the first week of the
season. Cleveland took the third and
deciding game of the series to-day BY
scote Of 5 to 1. .-''
The Yankee Western trip, therefore Is
proving the same kind of a disastrous
expedition a s its two forerunners. The
fanks already have dropped their series
IN Detroit and Cleveland, while stops
stu are to be made at St Louis. where
turks the pet jinx of the Yanks, and
Chicago. the home OF the league leaders.
Though the Yanks still are going
down they continue to play to packed
houses. Cleveland fans still think the
Indians are going to win and that It
Will be an all Ohio worlds series. About
1900 fans were out for to-day's game,
and they made a lot of noise
They called 1t Tommy-ConnollyD ay out
here Tommy was presented with a gold
medal, a decoration from former Gar
Han ]. OF the American League. II com
memorates Tommy's twenty-ffth birth
day as an umpire. He has been with
the American League since It started in
business In 1900. f
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Totals. 373ss3 10 o
zone out when winning run was scored
tBatted for Bailey In the NTH inning.
Boston .......... . . o Q o o 0 0 o IL
Two base hit-Mann. Three base hits-
McHenry. Baird. Stolen base--Smith. Sacri.
fce ht-Hoke Double Intoxicating, Maran-
vile and Rolke, Left on bsses-st, Louis.
!; Boston .. Bases on balls-of sherdel Z;
IN Heating. Struck out-By sherdel, s.; by
ing, /.
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National and American League Records
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. 81 New York. 1.
Chicago, 81 philadelphia, i.
Detroit, II Washington, 3,
st. Louis, 8; Boston, o.
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BAsEBALL TO-DAY. EBBETs FJEID
Brooklyn VS.. Pittsbuhk $3.50 r. M.-1ds
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Pfpp Put ont of Game.

Tommy was feeling pretty good after
his honors. but Hildebrand was a bit
peevish. He fired the usually mild man.
nered Pipp out OF the game for disputing
on called third strike.
Coveleskie, who was knocked out OF
last Sundays game, came back strong
to-day. For a few minutes II looked as
though Stanley might be in for another
pummeiling. Wick opened on him with
ringing two Dagger and took third on
Fewstec's sacrifice. Bakers single
scored him.
And then something happened to the
Yank attack. During the rest OF the
game only one more hit was made of
Coveleskie, a single by Hannah.
Jack Quinn, who has taken a terrible
slump, took the beating. Jack has been
getting his share of them lately. They
trip :ip Jack every time he steps on the
mound. In the seven innings he pitched
to-day the Indians stung him for ten hits,
including a triple by Chapman and a
double by Harris.
That Yankee lead of a run in the first
did not last long. Cleveland tied the
score In the second inning. Harris,
who is batting like a Cobb since he re-
Joined Cleveland. clipped a single over
second and moved to second on Gardeners
sacrifice. wambsganss singled to left,
scoring Harris.
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New York In st. Louis.
Philadelphia In Detroit.
Washing ton In Chieaso.
Boston in Cleveland
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Giants vs.. st. Louis To-day, Q Games.
1850 p. NJ Polo Grounds. Adm 50c.--Adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-27
LANDS AND FARMS.


A t,77O-ACRE plantation, located
about SIX miles from st Joseph, In
Tensas Parish, La. About 100 acres
open and in cultivation, balance In
good virgin timber. Has a good planta-
tion1 residence, large barn, with c%orrpls;
two~stand gin, with seed and cotton
seed houses; deep well, with windmill
and supply tanks; iS cabins. all Of
which are In good repair. Plantation
Is also well fenced; 20 mules. three
horses, 10 head Of cattle, 30 head of
hogs; farm machinery, book accounts,
feed, etc, A walk-out proposition, Price
$50 per acre. Can give terms. Ad-
dress Charles Barchus, Natehe2, Miss,
FARM OF ll5 acres, hundred under
fence. 80 in cultivation, hundred bearing
apple trees, hundred hearing peach
trees, three-room box house, eVerlast-
Ing spring; close to good school n
three miles from Ravenden Springs, the
noted health resort, This farm u bar
gain ut 81, 200, part terms, Write Joe
s, Decker, Ravenden Springs. Ark,
FOR SALE-l6O acres good level land
In Pontotoc county, Miss with good g.
room house. Three tenant houses, or
will exchange for stock of m%erchan-
disc. No Junk considered, Address j SO,
News Scimitar,
FOR sale by owner: 400 Linden ave
nue.. pressed brick and stone, Broom
residence; hardwood floors; hot water
heat; lot b0x9S0; can be made into
apartments.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-27

FOR city property and farm lands c
c. G Brown Land Co, 1901 1909 Union
and Planters Bank building.
FOR SALE-One 4 and one 5-room
house. Five per cent cash. balance like
rent. Walnut 2l0l-W.
FOR SALE-New, four-room bunga-
low, near suburban Forest hin car line.
Owner. w l2l.