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New Yorks Score Four.

The Giants made II rather soft for
him, too. After a sensational stop by
Zimmerman had retired the Cards on a
double play in the st. Louis half Of the
first, the Giants handed Jess four runs
in their turn.
That was a nice, fat lead for young
ster to lean up against. The Cards
scored one on him in the second and
Kauff threw out another run at the
plate. The Giants quickly got that
marker back for him In their half. How
ever, in the third McGraw found II
necessary to remove the lad. One run
was in, the bases full and only one out
when Dubuc was called in to put out the
side.
Up to that time Jess had walked
four men and had been stung for five
hits. The 1.-THE Texan seems to be in
| need of practice more than anything
else. His control was one OF his lead
ing assets in the series with the Red
Sox last spring.
Pitchers came and went in relays on
both sides. The Cards made a strong
finish. and melted the New York lead
down to one run in the ninth. With
/ two runs in, two on the bases and two
out in the ninth. Toney was rushed to
the rescue. He retired Jack Smith,
alias Sm,k. for the exit out on a pop
| 10 Gonzales.
| Hickey started of with Sherdell one
OF his Kid lefthanders. Billy was per-
mitted TO start the second, even though
! he was bumped for four runs in the
| first. When the Giants continued to
belabor him he gave way to Frank
/ Woodward. a youngster who licked the
Giants twice last spring while wearing
Philly toys. The New Haven lad did
pretty well. while Tuero, the Cuban.
finished out In the eighth
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Brooklyn Club Is Warning on the Reds.

All Cincinnati clubs of the
National League We learned yesterday that the Brooklyn officials
meeting OF the league While Charley Eboets consented to accept Lee
baseball business Ebhes has
baseball
The involve
Heydler
auber Daubert
roh had tempered Wheat attempt to induce
traded
eydr held Ebbets did and
Daube talked Wheat Myers and
the Brooklyn had informed them that Ebbets had given them
subject
the Brooklyn club developed that this permission really had been given
or the Superbs badly month
outhelders certainly
The sun., 1919-08-23
GIANTS BUY COONEY,
SOUGHT BY REDS
Providence Infielder Is Son of
ShOrtstOp of Anson's
Old Colts.

The Giants yesterday announced the
purchase OF Jimmy Cooney. shortstop OF
the Providence club Of the Eastern
League. Cooney is supposed to be the
star OF the Eastern League, and the
Giants gave up a pretty good amount
for him considering present minor
league values.
When Cincinnati was looking for a
substitute inielder recently the Reds
first selected Cooney but the price was
too high. Cincinnati then purchased
Schneider. the former Boston player.
Cooney is a right handed hitter. and
among the hardest hitters in the Eastern
League. He comes of a real baseball
family. as his father was Jimmy Cooney,
who played shortstop on Anson's old
Chicago Colts. The Cooneys live in
Paterson.
Giant players yesterday seemed TO
know little about the whereabouts of
Phil Douglas, the big pitcher who dis
appeared after last Tuesdays double
header and was indefinitely suspended
by the club for desertion. Fellow play
ers now admit that Phil fell from grace
after his defeat in the Cincinnati series.
and that shortly before he left the club
he resumed some of the habits which
made him unmanageable while he was a
member OF the Cincinnati and Brooklyn
clubs.
The sun., 1919-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
i'm trouble Roger acted like his good

him trouble. Roger acted like his good
old self and played a bangup game.
Gerber's wild throw gave Peckinpaugh
life In the fourth. Baker walked.
Austin caught Pipps pop. but in an at
tempt to double up Baker before he
could get back to first, threw into right
field, Roger scoring and Frank taking
third. On Pratt's tap to Austin Baker
was run down between third and home,
Pratt going all the way to third on the
play. Lewis scored Derrill with timely
thump to right. Bodies single planted
Duffy on third, but the Yankee pair
We're marooned when Hannah flied to
Williams.
In St Louis's half of the fourth Slsler
and Williams singled. Mays winged
Gerber. filling the bases. on a passed
ball Sisler scored and Williams and
Gerber moved up. Mays winged Sew
ereid, again filling the bases. Austin s
hot smash off Plpps shins scored Will
Jams, but Pratt's peg to Hannah nailed
Gerber, who also had tried to score.
Mays doubled in the fifth and went to
third on Vicks single through the box.
Mays held third when Peckinpaugh beat
Nout a high bounder to Davenport, filling
the bases. The runners Rugged the bags
when Baker popped to Williams and
Pipp lined to Jacobson Pratt. however
came through with a double to right
that scored Mays and Wick. Austin
threw out Lewis. The score:
The sun., 1919-08-23
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Ross Young. Giant right fielder. is be-
again. after protracted slump. Ross
had a freak day at bat on the Polo lawn
yesterday. He got on base Ave times.
scored three runs. but was only charged
with one time a. bat. He walked twice
got single and twice Reds bundered
on Pops sacrifices.
Kid Gleason. white Sox manager. is be-
ginning to rest up Cicotte and Williams
for the hard games to come. They have
been used sparingy Of late. The Kid
IL now getting some good pitching from
Lowdermilk, while Bill James. picked up
from the Red Sox, may come in handy.
Big Bill shut out the Senators yesterday.
Bert Shelton still is with the Cardinals
lot OF folks didn't know 1t. though,
until Yesterday The Cardinal bench was
splitting a lot Of talk at Petey Harrison
yesterday. so Peter went over an ordered
one OF the culprits to get on the
premises. II proved 10 he Shotton. The
veteran must be trying to earn his salary
by oozinE pepper from the bench.
The Tigers now are pretty much in
the same boat as the Giants. They are
winning every day but apparently max
ing no headway The white Sox. after a
slump in the East. now refuse to lose,
nut the Tigers expect TO make hay when
they grapple with the SOx themselves.
They still have six games with Chicago.
The sun., 1919-08-23
National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES

NATIONAL LEAUUE'
New York I; st. Louis, o.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati. II Boston, 4,
No other games scheduled
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GIANTS MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OVER CARDS
Take Fourth Game Of the Sc
ries by Z to 6-Winters
Starts, but Fails.
by FREDERICK G. LIEB.

The Giants are still doing their best to
maintain contact with the enemy. The
Reds are speeding along like a runaway
freight locomotive down grade, and the
Giants now are going just as fast. Pain
fully we must add, however, they are
moving just as fast some little distance
behind.
The Giants again polished of the hap
less Cardinals on the Polo Grounds yes
terday, making a clean sweep of the four
games. Also, 1t gives New York six out
Of seven since the Red disaster. Never
theless the Giants had their hands full
nosing out the Rickeys yesterday. Their
margin was slight, only Z to 6, but it
sufficed.
With all this belated speed the Giants
aren't gaining an inch. They remain
the same six and a half games behind
the wild Clncinnatis.
McGraw gave Jesse Winters, the big
lad from Texas. a chance to start his
first big league game. and Jesse was
rather disappointing. No one was more
disappointed than the former Lieutenant
himself 1t was the chance he had
looked forward to for months, and then
when 1t came he couldn't control his fast
hall
The sun., 1919-08-23
Title Holder Mddhvegh
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

Copyright Publishing Association
BRITTON
the worlds welterweigh
- mddeweight title
holder ouboxed
uuged and possible outdd his heavier opponent was
fight the
unmae ceverness and mastery ring gnerashp of rton
ability He out Of deal of prestige and perhaps
less confidence
England oDowd fought light heavweghts and battered them
English critics ODowd into
heavyweight would
rounds by
philadelphia
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SUPERBAS.

paugh y. Baker 10, Lewis 7. Wick
Fewster g. Ruel 3, Hannah /.
The sun., 1919-08-23
TIGERS TRAMPLE
LOWLY MACKMEN
Win in Eleventh. and Sweep
the Series.

DETROIT, Aug. 22-CAmerican.) DE
troit defeated Philadelphia in eleven
innings to-day. by 4 to 8
Kinney's wild throw over first In nm
attempt 10 catch Ainsmith gave Detroit
the winning run. and made a clean
sweep OF the series for the Tigers
Philadelphia hit Boland hard, but good
support saved him on several occasions
The score:
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CUBS COLLECT IL
HITS AGAINST PILLS
Alexander Scores an Easy
Decision, 10 to 2.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22-(NationaD
Chicago hit Smith and Murray for
seventeen singles to-day and defeated
Philadelphia, 10 to 2.
Up to the eighth inning Philadelphia s
only hit OFF Alexander was Fly by Will
Jams which got lost in the sun, falling
between Flack and Magee for two
bast hit The Phillies' fielding was
poor while the Cubs performed brill
lantly. The score:
The sun., 1919-08-23
TEAM BATTING RECORDS.

stolen bases--olson 20, Johnston IS, Rouetchy
Ii, Myers II, y. Wheat 10, Griffith g. Rilduff
s. Kruger 3, Miller /, Grimes /, Pfener l.
The sun., 1919-08-23

RocH LESTER, N. Y. Aug. 22.-Behind
fine stonewall support Harry Hoffman
held Newark to scattered hits and banked
the Bears, to o, here to-day. Stryker
twirled good ball for Newark, but was
poorly supported, and the Newark errors
helped out In the Rochester scoring.
Rochester were away to a one run
lead in the first frame, fattened Its total
with n brace of runs in the sixth and
bagged another run in the seventh.
Dencke batted for Stryker in the eighth,
and Lyons turned the Hustlers back in
that inning. The feature OF the game
was the splendid playing of Rodriques
and Nagel at short and second for
Rochester. The score:
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Umpires Avert Bout Between
Mays and Sisler-ScOre
Is 5 to 2.
Special Despatch to THE Sun.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.--1n a peppery con-
test, punctuated with a near fistic clash
between Carl Mays and George Sisler,
the Yankees hammered a 8 to 2 victory
out of Dave Davenport to-day. The
New Yorks boarded a train for Chicago
tonight with the satisfaction that the
victory had given them the first series
they have taken in the West this season
and boosted New York back into fourth
place.
Feeling. which ran high yesterday,
eliminated to-day in a threatened pugi-
listic clash between Sisler and Mays.
Though Mays's underhand delivery has
been mighty effective, the former Red
Sox twirler never has been accused of
using any Illegal delivery other than the
bean ball" From the start to-day the
Browns complained that Mays was
doctoring the ball, and after Sisler fouled
to Baker with Austin and Gedeon on
ahead In the first frame Manager Jimmy
Burke demanded that the umpires make
an investigation.
Umpire Moriarty examined Mays
glove, belt, pockets. shirt and trousers
and closely inspected four balls in a
vain hunt for indications of emery, tall
cum or other foreign substance. Failing
to find any. he ordered the game to
proceed.
AT this juncture Sisler made some
caustic remarks about Mays and dashed
toward the box as If to attack him. The
Yankee boxer met him half way. but
both umpires and some of the players
got there at the same time and the bel
ligerents were hauled away from each
other. I..-
The sun., 1919-08-23
FORMER GIANTS TO FITCH.

When the American Giants Of Chicago,
who twice beat the Treat EN- Roughs
at Dyckman oval. near the Dyckman
street subway station. last Sunday. clash
In a return double header with Empey's
boys tomorrow they will face two for
mer Giants on the mound in Pol Perritt
and JEFF Tesreau. "Stringbean" WILL
Jams. who held the locals to one hit last
Sunday and shut them out. 2 TO o, will
oppose Tesreau In the first game. Jeff
held the Chicsgoans to three hits last
Sunday.
The sun., 1919-08-23

Two base hits-Hummel, Weirert, Ben
cough, weiser. McCsrron. Three base hits
McCarron ? Strait, wiltse. Altenberg ::
weiser. Sacrifice hits--Hummel, CarlNrom,
Harscher Sacrifice fies-Wiltse Barney.
Double play-Sheridan. Hummel and Brewer.
Left on baSes-Bufalo 5; Reading 10 Bases
on balls-or H.rsche-. :; of weineTt: 2;
ert. . in Sl.3 innings; off BarrieS. 3 in 20
innings off Snyder, IN 2 innings HIT nv
n'tcher-By Barres. l. Struck out-By
Warscher, 8; by Weinert, !; by Barries =.
Wild ptch-BaT1tes Passed ball-Bengouyh.
Losing pitcher-Weinert.
The sun., 1919-08-23
Boxing Relations Between England France Strained

Moore robbed Of the decision Jimmy Wilde England the other
advise British fighters keep out of French rings Dick Smith who
said that foued badly twice claim which has been corroborated
by Mortimer his
yelled Break"
referee
who performs
Noble
and
The sun., 1919-08-23
ROYALS HAVE NEW TALENT

With several new players in their
lineup, the ROYAL Giants will be stronger
than ever when they meet the Bushwicks
in double header at Dexter Park, near
the Cypress Hills a." tomorrow For
the last two weeks the Royals have been
playing against crack Jersey and Penn
sylvania teams almost every day and
are prepared for two hard games with
the Bushwicks.
The sun., 1919-08-23
O'ROURKE'S DOUBLE
BEATS JERSEY CITY
Comes in Ninth and Helps
Binghamton Win, 4-3.

BrNoHAMroN, N. V. Aug. ga
O'Rourke's two Dagger in the last half
Of the ninth inning, with Shannon on
second gave Binghamton a to deci-
sion over Jersey City in the first game OF
the series here this afternoon.
1t was Schacht's second defeat after
annexing six straight. The score:
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CINCINNATI AGAIN
VANQUISHES BRAVES
Make 1t 3 in a Row, Winning
by Z to 4-Ellcr Shelled
From Mound.

BosToN, Aug. 22-(NationaD. Gin
cinnati made II three straight for the
series to-day by beating Boston, to a.
In the seventh Gowdy and Rudolph
made home runs on the first two pitches
by Eller. Later in the inning Ring re-
placed Eler and held Boston hitless.
Cincinnati made four runs in the sew
enth the result of six singles, mostly
scratches. The score:
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n. f. A. A. U. MEET TODAY.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Aug. 22.-The an
nuai track and fleld meeting for the New
England championships will be held to-
morrow afternoon at Technology Field
under the auspices OF the New England
Association of Amateur Athletic Unions.
The Boston Athletic Association will
make its first appearance In outdoor
championship competition since the war
and is expected to carry OFF the team
honors without difficulty.
The sun., 1919-08-23
LINCoLNs SIGN PITCHERS.

With three new Western pitchers
added to their roster, the Lincoln Giants
will be strongly fortified for their double
header, the fourth Of their series with
the Cuban stars Of Havana, at Olympic
Field, l36th street and Fifth avenue. to-
morrow. To date the teams have broken
even, each team having won one double
header and divided the third Suarez.
the Cuban wonder who twice has beaten
the Lincolns. will oppose Cyclone Joe
williams in the FIRST game.
The sun., 1919-08-23
Peckfnpaugh Is Back.
JAMES PITCHES GOOD
BALL FOR CHICAGO
Hurler Claimed From Red Sox
0utdOes Shaw and Sen
ators Lose, 3 to 0.

CHICAGO, Aug Big
Bill James. recently obtained from the
Red Sox. engaged Shaw in a pitching
duel to-day and Chicago made a clean
sweep OF the series with Washington by
shutting out the Senators, 3 TO o.
It was James's first appearance on
tbs mound since joining the White Sox.
Chicago made its runs by hitting oppor-
tunely. The score:
The sun., 1919-08-23

Two base hits-WIlllams, bancroft, stolen
bsses-Deal. Magee ?, Meusel 2. Sacrifice hit
--Merkle. Double play-Bancrott and Paulette.
Left on bases Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 5.
Bases on balls-oG Alexander. /; on Smith,
!; on Murray, 8. Hhs-oh Smith, in -
innings: OF Murray, In s2-3 innings. Hit
10y pitcher-By smith l (Hollocher); by Muir
ray / (Ktlleferl. Struck out-By Alexander,
6. by Murray, 2. Losing pitcher-Smith.
The sun., 1919-08-23

Two base hit-Cruise. Three base MT
wingo. Home runs-Gowdy Rudolph Stolen
bases-Ring. Pick Holke. Mann. Rawlings
Sacrifice hits-Rath, 2: Powell Sacrifice ny
-Neale. Left on bases-Cinctnnau. 81; Bos-
dolph. /. Hts-Off Eller, IL in Id innings;
off Rng. in ? 20 innings. Struck outmBy
pitches-Rudolph, g. Passed ball-wingo.
Winning pitcher-Ring.
The sun., 1919-08-23


'Batted for Woodward in eighth inning.
tBatted for Layan in ninth inning.
tBatted for Tuero in ninth inning
81. Louis, .............. o l 2 o o 2-6
New York o o 0 0 -
Two base hits-Kelly Burns Hornsby
Stolen basesA. Baird, d. Baird. Kauff
Young. Sacrifice hits-Young, .. Double
play-Zimmerman, Doyle and Kelly. Left on
bsses-New York. s: St. Louis, 10 Bases on
balls-on Winters, HIeathcote, 2; Smith.
MeHenryl; off Dubuc, (MoHenry. Smith
on sherdell, (YoungS Doyle Gonzales: OF
Woodward. 2 CBurns Gonzales); of Tuero,
Young), Hits--on sherdell, in rs in
nings; on Woodward, in % innings; of
Tuero none in inning; on Winters, 5 in
2 Ia innings; of Dubuc, s in 6 10 innings
on Toney, none in Is inning, Struck out
lDubuc. KautD; by Dubuc, l (McHenry)
wild pitch-woodward Passed ball-Dil-
pitcher-sherdeii Earned runs1on Win
tiers, 3; OF Dubuc, none; Off Sherdell, 1; OFF
Woodward, umpires-Messrs. Harrison and
McHenry. Time OF game--2 hours and 8
minutes.
The sun., 1919-08-23
Yankees Beat BROWNS and
Edge Into First Division
Jackson Returns to
Select Batting Circles

ZOE JACKSON Of the White Soy got
back among the five leading bat
y tiers I'm the American League yes
lerday. Joe landed i'm nth place,
Peckinpaugh of the Yankees dropping
out. In the National League McHenry
passed Stock, "A teammate, and moved
into third place. The leading batsmen
follow:
The sun., 1919-08-23
CLEVELAND BEATS RED soX.
Indians Get More Runs In Carnival
of Poor Pitching.

CLEVELAND, Aug. a. (American).-
Cleveland defeated Boston in a long
drawn out game to-day by 10 to I.
The contest was marked by lack OF
control and ineffectiveness by all the
pitchers. Ruth was put out OF the game
Cor arguing a strike called by Umpire
Owens. He threatened to hit Owens, but
was stopped by players of both teams.
The score:
The sun., 1919-08-23
CAPABLANCA WINS TOURNEY
Carries on HOnors in Interim
tionaI Chess Play.

HASTINGS, England Aug. 22.-Jose
Capablanca Of Cuba to-day won the In
ternational chess tournament conducted
By the British Chess Federation here.
Boris Kostich, Serbian champion. took
second place.
The sun., 1919-08-23
BALTIMORE TRTUMPHs.
Spikes Toronto Rally in Ninth and
Wins, o to 3.

TORONTO, Aug Ga (InternationaD-
Siebold had the Leafs at his mercy until
the ninth. when he weakened Toronto
fell one short OF tying the score. Frank
relieved SIebold and stopped the rally.
The score was 6 to 5.
The sun., 1919-08-23

IOtals - u IL 8
ming.
tBatted for shocker in the ninth inning
New York ...........O 0 ? 90 o-5
ST Louis ..............o o 0 o o %
Two base hits-Prstt, Pipp, Mays. Hannah.
Home run-Lew1s. Left on bsses-New York.
g: st. Louis. 2. Bases on balloon Mays,
!; of Davenport. =; off shocker. / Hits
OF Davenport, In innings. Hit by
ptcher-By Mays, Gerber and Severely.
Struck out-By Mays, =; by Davenport. 2.
Passed bsll-Hannah. Losing pitcher-Daven-
port.
The sun., 1919-08-23
CLEVELAND a.

Two base hits-Viu. Hooper 2 O'Neill.
Three base hits-Mcinnis, Chapman. Stolen
bases-Wood. Wambsganss Graney. Sscri-
flee hits-Pennock, shannon. Walters wambs-
sanss, Gardner. Sacrifice fly-Speaker.
Double play-Wambsganss and Harris. Left
balls-Oh Pennock. .: of McGraw. Z; off
Bsgby, 8; OFF Morton, 2: Hlts-on Pennock,
nings. of Bagby, in 2 innings none out
in third; off Morton. In innings. Balk-
McGraw. Struck out-By Pennock. ?: by
Morton. s. Wild pitches-PennoctK :. Nc
Graw l. winning pltcher-Mouon. Losing
pitcher-Pennock
The sun., 1919-08-23

Two base hlis-Donovan. ORourKe. Bau
man Three base hit-shannon stolen bases
shannon. Rsuman. Kane. Sacrifice hits-
play-Ellerbe and Hartman. Left on bases
Binghamton, Z: Jersey City. 3. First base
on errors-Ringha anton 2; Jersey city, :.
Bases on balls-On Donovan, s; on schscht.
/. Hit by ptcher-By Schs chit / Shannon.
Struck out-By Donovan. 4: by SchAcht :.
The sun., 1919-08-23

Newark. 90
Rochester. ............. o 0 x-4
Two base hits-Lamar, Rodriguez. Dowd.
Three base hit-Long. stolen bases-Cueto.
Bruggy. Double. plays--Sagle, Rodriguez and
Kost: Rodriguez, Maggie and Kost. Left on
bases-Rochester 0; Newark. 4. First base
on errors-Rochester. 4. Bases on balls-on
Heitman Q; off Suyker, q Hns-Oh stryker.
7 in innings: of Lyons none in / inning.
Struck out-By Heitman 3: by StrySer g.
Wild pitch-Stryker Losing pitcher-Stryker
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READING IS MAsSACRED.
Buffalo Slaughters Three Pitchers
and Wins, IT to 4.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 22- Gnterns-
tionaD The Bisons made chopping
blocks OF three o; Readings pitchers
this afternoon, winning by the one sided
! score of II to
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Exit Jess winters.

Winters followed Sherdell TO the club
house in the third inning Heathcote
walked with one out and Stock beat
hopper to Frisch, Hornsby dropped n
double in right field his first hit OF the
series. scoring Heathcote. When Win
tiers passed McHenry, alling the bases
he gave way to Dubuc. Stock scored
when Frisch fumbled on Clemens, but
Dubuc retired Baird and Lavan without
permitting any more runs.
The Giants got two runs In the fourth
on infeld hits by Young and Baird
Bairds steal a wild pitch and Frisch's
out The Cards raised n little disturb
ance in the last two rounds, but Toney
was called in in time to shut them on
before they could get over the tieing
runs. The Cards wasted many chances.
They had thirteen men left on base.
The score:
The sun., 1919-08-23
How Batsmen of Local
Ball Clubs Are Hitting
Include games played Thursday, August I.
GIANTS
YANKEES.

I Stolen bases-Burns n. Young q, Chase Il
/ Kauf H. Doyle II. Frisch s, Zimmerman
! Gonzales T. Fletcher T. Snyder :, McCarty
/ Smith /, Baird J. Kelly l.