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Evening star., 1920-07-06
WHITE SOX GAIN GROUND
Their Victories Over Indians and
Griffs' Rout of Yanks Put.
Them Near TOP.

The Indians. jumping into the
American League lead with a victory
over the Tigers Sunday, maintained
their position yesterday despite their
double defeat at the hands Of the
White Sox. The latter club now is
within three and onehalf games OF
the top, however. and the Yankees,
although set back by their three
straight losses to the Nationals, vir-
tually are tied with the Tribe. The
Red Sox lifted their heads above the
500 mark by taking two from the
Macks, while the Tigers and Browns
shared honors in the holiday bill.
An eighth-inning rally that netted
the White Sox all their runs gave
them the afternoon contest. 6--5. They
made eight clean hits after being
held to three singles in the first seven
innings by Coveleskie. The Tribe
was beaten in the morning game, 5
to 3.
The Red Sox had an easy time with
the Athletics, taking the morning en-
gagement, to /, and in the after
noon winning by 10 to 3. The vic
tors clouted heavily. McNally being
the only one of the Red Sox who
failed to hit safely in both games. In
the morning McInnis hit four singles
in five times up.
Winning, to 8, in the afternoon,
the Tigers broke their long losing
streak. Jennings men hit Sothoron
and Shocker hard, garnering eighteen
safeties, while Dauss held the Browns
to seven blows. The morning game
went to st. Louis, to 4.
Evening star., 1920-07-06
ROBINS ON REDS HEELS
Continue Dizzy Pace in National
League-Pirates Break Into
First Division.

The Robins continued their dizzy
pace yesterday in the National
League race, beating the Braves twice
to score four victories in two days
the leading Reds. who dropped two to
the Pirates. The last-named club
crashed into the first division, dis
placing the Cubs who were twice
thrashed by the Cards. The Giants
and Phils shared triumphs.
Wheats hitting was big factor in
the Dodgers dual success. In the
tenth inning of the morning game
his homer with two on base was
among the five hits made off Fillingim
that beat the Phillies, to 5. His
double was one of the four smashes
that gave Brooklyn four runs in the
second session of the to 2 nightcap.
The Reds carried the Pirates to the
eleventh inning in the afternoon be-
fore the latter club earned to 5
decision. Batting rallies in the sew
enth and eighth innings enabled the
Pirates to tie the score at 4-all and
they clustered hits for two more runs
in the eleventh after the champions
had put tally across. The morning
game went to Pittsburgh. to 1.
McHenry's batting had much to do
with the Cards pair of wins over the
Cubs His home run clinched the Al
morning battle. while his single in
the ninth drove over the deciding run
in the 2 to l afternoon contest.
Manager Cravath of the Phillies has
protested the Giants 60 afternoon
victory because of a ruling by Umpire
Harrison In the seventh inning
ball hit by Wrightstone was called an
infield fly by the umpire and, when the
ball fell safely between Burns and
Bancroft. Fletcher, who was on first.
went to second. He was called out
on Burns throw to Doyle. Rixey held
the Giants to three hits in the morn
ing. the Phils winning, to l.
Evening star., 1920-07-06

Hello, boys!! I coma back to l1fe!!
TAX lay-off on Washeenton Basa
Ball Teama wan-two-a-t'ree year. l
gat peeva at Banana Da Johnse. 1
refusa to speaka to Clarka Da Grin.
Clarka Da Grif geeva greata deesa
point to da Washeenton peepla. He
no win prize peanutta flag for serious
world basa ball game. Clarka pa
Griff come in da shop yesterday he
have shave, hair cut, peanutta on
shampoo. manicura. Griff he say
Tony, I gat trim from you. no
TAXA da trim from da Yank."
Clarka Da Griff feela vera good.
Walta Da, Johnse maka da shut-out-
eoosa egg no-hit- florida run game.
Walta Da Johnse maka da hit weeth
da fan an da bat. He naka da Red
Soxa fan weeth da bat MAX harry
Da Harp look lika da monk. Wen da
basa ball playa fan weeth da bat da
air from da bat go to da pitch. At da
same time da air from da ball go 10
da catch. We defy Banana Da
Johnse to change deesa rule.
Clarka Da Griff feela so good he in
yite da manicure to basa ball game
on Ladies' Day.
I shaka da han weeth Clarka Da
Griff. We agree to bury da hatch an
roota for da teama.
1 talla you boys we have vera fine
teama-Vera nlce-a Duncn. w dltd La
Johnse is da pitch. Valentino Pink
neck is da catch. Giuseppe Da lodge
play first base mucha better dan
Stuffa Mackin. Hanka Da Shank play
evratheeng but da pitch an da catch.
He make vera good ump for da Wash
eenton teama. Nicola Altrocka maka
da fun. Jimma Shaw bracka da glass
for harda luck.
Clarka Da Griff aska me to maka
explanashe to da Washeenton fan. To
Evening star., 1920-07-06
D. E. OARSMEN FAIL IN REGATTA,
BUT CANOEISTS WIN TWO RACES

enjoyed a quarter-length advantage
over Potomac. The latter spurted,
however. and in driving finish
crossed the line just ahead Of Malta.
In the Potomac boat were E. p.
Schneider, bow; J. w. Belt. No. 2; J. b.
Sherry. No. 3: J. A. Abbott No. 4; ]. G.
Burger. No. s: NJ. E. Supplee. No. s;
stroke. and E. Med. Kintz. coxswain.
Potomacs junior eight was beaten
for third place by New Rochelle in the
last quarter mile. Undine Barge Club
won by length Of open water with
the Union Boat Club of New York sec
ond. Potomac gave the Unions bat
tie for two-thirds of the distance, but
weakened near the mile and was
overhauled by New Rochelle in the
last quarter.
Bob Duncan got the jump on JACK
Kelly. Bob Dibble and Walter Rigling In
the championship single sculling race
and led for the first $50 yards. but then
the two champions began their battle
and Duncan finished third, few lengths
behind Dibble. Kelly won in I minutes
and SO seconds
l.. K. Ashford finished third in the
Junior single sculling event to Walter
Adams Of Fairmount
r. c. Bon Seigneur was unable to
keep up with w. Il. G. Gilmore, captain
of the Bachelor Barge Club of Philadel-
phia, in the intermediate sculls. Gill
more got away in front and kept forging
ahead, winning by big margin in 8:09.
Harry and Karl Knight. Hans Wag-
ner and Reginald Rutherford took two
events for the Washington Canoe Club,
beating the Philadelphia Canoe Club in
the double blade quads and the Phila-
delphians and Red Dragon Canoe Club
in the single QuadS,
Evening star., 1920-07-06

That the Yanks. have been able to
stick up around the crest during the
past week or SO is remarkable in view
of the tough breaks the team has had
in the way of injuries to players.
Only the fact that they have been
playing the misfit Athletics and COM
paratively weak Red Sox has enabled
them to do it. They met with little
opposition from BarrowS squad at
the Polo rGoundS and made a clean
sweep of a six-game series in Phila-
delphia. but have been brought up
short since coming here to tackle the
Nationals, who expect to take a prom
inent part in the debate as to where
the next world series is to be played.
Whether Huggins can stave off
disastrous slump pending the return
to service of the fistful of athletes
now on the shelf will furnish the an
swer as to the Yankees remaining
contenders or dropping back in the
procession. Their hoodoo didn't wait
until the season got under way this
year. making itself manifest with an
accident to Chick Fewster in training
camp last March that laid him up for
more than three months. This brill
liant player. one of the most promis
ing youngsters developed last year,
got back into the lineup for the first
time this season yesterday. and then
only because Aaron Ward, another
budding star. was SO seriously spiked
he had to be carried off the field
Evening star., 1920-07-06

Washington oarsmen, after their
rather poor showing in the Peoples
regatta at Philadelphia yesterday.
are preparing to do some strenuous
training this week in preparation
for the Southern Rowing Association
contests. to be held at Alexandria
Saturday. Second place was the best
Potomac Boat Club could attain on
Schuylkill course, when in the inter-
mediate eight race the Red and White
barely nosed out the Maltas, but was
beaten two lengths by the speedy
vesper boat: The only honors com
ing to Washington were garnered by
the Washington Canoe Club paddlers
who twice propelled their craft over
the half-mile course in advance OF
Philadelphia entries.
In the race for intermediate eights
Vesper's crack crew set too fast a
pace for the three other starters. 1t
had the west shore position, with
Undine and Potomac in the. center
and Malta in the east. For quar-
ter mile after the start the crews
were punched, then Vesper took the
lead with Potomac second and Malta
third. The half found Vesper
a length Of open water in front of
Malta, with the latter two-thirds of
a length ahead of Potomac, half
length before Undine.
At the three-quarter mark Vesper
still was in front by length. but I'm
dine had moved up to second position,
with Malta third. The pace soon
proved too much for Undine, however.
and at the mile Vesper had a length
and quarter lead on Malta. which
Evening star., 1920-07-06
BIG GOLF FIELDS
IN HOLIDAY PLAY
Three Clubs Hold Events and
Courses Are Crowded From
Dawn Until Dark.

Holiday golf events proved attrac-
tive at golf clubs about Washington
yesterday. with special tournaments
scheduled at three of the clubs
While many players were out of thu
city. most Of the courses were crowd
ed from dawn to dark. No special
event was held at the Chevy Chas
Club.
Eugene c. Gott. jr.. and William Il
Carr tied for first place in the match
play against par event held in the
morning at the Columbia Country
Club, each player finishing two down
to par. Fred b. Pyle was next. with
8 down. The afternoon event went to
G. H. Chasmar who finished l down
TO par. H. King Cornwell Fred :
Swindell and John +. Slaven tied for
second place, 5 down to par.
Mrs. John c. Mclaughlin annexed
the putting tournament at Columbia.
defeating Mrs. c. b. Doyle in IN.
final by up. Mrs. II c. Sheridan
won the consolation flight over Mrs
William E. shannon by 3 and i.
The veteran John c. Davidson was
the winner of the first flight in the
miniature tournament held at the
Washington Golf and Country Club
Davidson won the final from Charles
Fl. Doing. jr.. by 2 up. J. II. Wright
won the second flight from G.. T.
Howard by and /; Seth Williams
won the third from w. c. Barr. l up
in ten holes; the fourth went to Al
fred Young over j. B. Allison: \. ID. V.
Burr annexed the fifth with a final
round victory over II. a. White. by 3
and =, and Risley @. Hunt took the
sixth by defeating II. L. MacDuff, /
up. in the final round.
+. ID. Williamson captured the first
flight final in the miniature tourna-
ment held at the Bannockburn Golf
Club, defeating George T. Cunning
ham by and ] in the final. J. A.
White took the measure of T. J. W.
Brown in the second flight final, and
the third flight went to l.. l.. Steele.
who defeated Charles L. FELTON,. The
fourth flight was won by NJ. Hare,
who defeated l.. Clarke, and the ,vent
went to Hobson, who defeated Stra tton,
and l, j. r. De Farges. Carl Hook
stat, r. Hayes, William Lum and w. L.
Cary, sr., won the consolation flights.
The. tombstone tournament for
women at Bannockburn went to Miss
Susie Peck. Miss Frances Peck was
second and Mrs. J. r. De Farges was
third
Evening star., 1920-07-06
LEONARD BATTERED
BUT STOPS WHITE
Loser 0utfights Champion
Until Being FIoored in
Ninth Round.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich. July O.
Charlie White of Chicago. six times
contender for the worlds lightweight
boxing championship. realized today
that he had lost his greatest oppor-
tunity to win the title through sheer
carelessneSS.
Fighting the best battle of his ca
reer, the Chicago lightweight yester-
day afternoon completely outfought
Benny Leonard. the champion. in five
of the first eight rounds of the cham
pionship match. only to be knocked
out in the ninth, when he rushed out
of his corner with his guard down and
gave Leonard the opening he had been
seeking.
White had been growing stronger
as the bout progressed. while Leonard
apparently was becoming tired and
feeling the effects of Whites vicious
left hooks
In the ninth. with the fight appar-
emily won. White rushed madly from
his corner Leonard. coming out
slowly, suddenly stepped forward like
flash and shot a left hook to the
peak of Whites chin. The Chicagoan
count of nine in order to rest White
leaped to his feet, only to be fioored
for the second time. How many times
he was knocked down was question
in dispute. Ringsiders agreed White
went down five times.
White declared today that he could
have claimed the championship on a
foul in the fifth round when Leonard S
seconds went to his aid in pushing
him back into the ring. This is not
allowed, but White asserted that he
had no desire to claim any fouls.
Evening star., 1920-07-06
LE GENDRE IN OIL LYMPICS.
Makes Pentathlon by Finishing
Second in Tryouts.

Bob LIE Gendre, Georgetown star,
making his first track appearance
since last April. when he broke his
right leg while hurdling. was the
main attraction in the final Olympic
tryout and national pentathlon cham
pionship at McGoldrick Field, Brook
lyn, Sunday. While he finished second
to Brutus Hamilton of the University
of Missouri, the interallied pentath-
Ion champion gave the victor one
of the hardest battles for points re-
corded in years. Hamilton won the
title with II points LIE Gendre scored
19.
These two, with four other athletes,
who survived the eliminations. will
constitute the American entry in the
pentathlon at Antwerp. The others
are: Everett L. Bradley, University
of Kansas, 20 points: Leon Perrine,
University of Idaho, 26 points; r. N.
Irving, University of Idaho. 80 points,
and Joseph L. Baker, University of
Michigan. 80 points.
Hamilton won the 200-meter run,
finished third in the running broad
jump, sixth in the discus throw and
fourth in the 1,500-meter run and
javelin throw. LIE Gendre's perform
ance was: First in the 1.5Oo-meter
run. second in the broad jump, third
in the 200-meter run. sixth in the
javelin throw, and eighth in the dis
Gus.
Evening star., 1920-07-06

ing game of the series and Schacht
accomplished the feat yesterday.
Sam Rice has maintained his con-
secutive hitting streak with a bingle
in each of the first two games and
three of them on the afternoon of the
holiday. He now has got the ball
into safe territory in his last twenty
contests. In addition he added a
stolen base in each battle. running his
string of thefts up to thirty-four.
Charity. following four hits in the
morning game yesterday, followed
with bingles on his first two appear
ances in the evening fracas, was tenn
porarily halted, then got another.
Seven swats in nine times at bat is a
fair bit of work for one day O'Neil
who is holding forth at short be-
cause Shannon has an attack of lum-
bago, also celebrated on the holiday.
Jimmy connecting for a triple, two
doubles and a brace of singles.
: Productive sstickwork was pretty
well distributed throughout the line
up of the Griffs in the three games,
Shanks alone failing to make his
presence at bat felt Rice was the
leader with timely blows. driving in
four runs. Roth accounted for three,
Harris, Milan and Charity each for
two and O'Neil and Zachary one
apiece.
Evening star., 1920-07-06
CAPTURES ARMY. MEET
Southern Department Takes Six of
Twelve Final Events in
Olympic Tests.

ST. LOUIS, July 6-The Southern
department yesterday won the United
States Army track and field meet Its
representatives won six of the twelve
hnal events in the three-day competi-
tion, its points totaling 12SH
central and Eastern departments
tied for second, with 61 points each.
and the others finished in this order:
Army of occupation, S0ls; Western.
10; Northeastern. 16; Hawaiian, 4, and
Southeastern, g
The Southern Department captured
the 100 and 220 yard dashes, l20-yard
hurdles, running broad jump, 5000
meter run and Marathon race.
Yesterday Sergt. S. c. Williamson.
Atlanta, Ga, won the two dashes,
making the 100 in 94-5 seconds and
the 220 in % seconds. Lieut. c. f.
Davis took the hurdles in Is As sec
onds.
The 5,000-meter run was won by
Private NJ. Henneberry. Peoria. Ill, in
1547 As; the running broad jump by
Sergt. NJ Herring, St. Louis. with
% feet, and the Marathon by Private
G. Watt, who covered the 26 miles ass
yards in 3.41.26.
Lieut. Don NJ Scott, Clayton. n.
NJ, running for the Eastern Depart
ment. won the 440-yard dash in so / -5
seconds. Other Eastern Department
winners were Lieut.. r. G. Lehman,
feet 61a inches; Lieut.. w. A. Jackson.
Lindsay, Calf, shot-put, 40 feet liz
inches, and Lieut.. E. G. Shrader, Chi
cago, pole vault, II feet.
Lieut.. L. J. Vogel, Pittsburgh, Pa.
army of occupation, won the javelin
throw with 159 feet inches. The
Central Department team took the
mile relay in 3.33 3-5.
Thoney Karasezwski. Jersey City,
n. j.. corporal bugler of the 32d In
fantry, virtually captured the swim
ming championship for the Western
Department single handed. winning
the 100-yard and mile races, and lead
ing a field of twenty contestants in
the S0O-yard relay.
All winners will compete in the
Olympic trial finals.
Evening star., 1920-07-06
TONY THE BARBER COMES BACK TO LIFE
BY ED. CALLOW.

, tell da peepla why da teama have to
slow up in da race. Griff is afraid to
win da flag. Griff say it ta' beega
buncha mon to build new granda
stan seat. He no can gat permit
from building inspect to doubla deck
Booka Da Wash bleach. Da Demo-
cratsa use all da wood to maka da
plank for Mackadoodle in San Fran
GEES Griff also have othra greata
deesappoint. He hear Billa Da Ev'
will replace by Docta Van Skirta da
ump of public school league Docta
Van Skirta is greata ump for Gala da
Washeenton man out at homa plate.
Banana Da Johnse buy all da Shaka
Da Pig store from Johnna Da Dock.
Billa Da Ev' will be manager for
Shaka Da Pig store for Banana Da
Johnse. Wish they geeva da job to
near ump Georgia Moriart. Now we
all know why Clarka Da Griff worka
SO hard lika da wan arm barb weeth
fly on da nose.
We trimma da Yank today. Babe
Rootsa hit onla fly ball over da catch.
Deesa will geeva him homa run to
dug-out club house.
"NeXta mani