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BLAINE RESIGNS PLACE
WITH AUTO ASSOCIATION

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r,t.uy manager Il tho Amarillo Auto
irOiive Association ard viii remove
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been very bad the past tel months and
the DEBTORS advised him g. quit Office
work In order IN l.. out q doors NJ
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west % the shirley home and VAL
move here som Until la, nl Mr.
Blaine was teacher IN tho Normal
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regr>t vcry much % hear % his N
health. Randall County Scws
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Recruit students are taught 81 dif.
ferent spcclaltles IN the United State
navy schools
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
by JACK HAAS.

The Money Counters took all the
"spizerinktum'' out of Navy yester-
day afternoon in the first league
series on the Union Station
grounds, winning to 0. Emil
Pfiel stated after the last en-
counter between these two teams.
when Navy won, that he could beat
them and he more than made good.
as he had the heavy hitting Navy
lads eating out of his hand. AS
remarked by Reds" Purdy after
the game, Emil had his stuff with
him.
There isn't a doubt that Treas
ury had the best team on the field
yesterday that has played in the
District championship series this
season. There was not a weak
spot in the entire lineup. The ad-
dition of Norris. premier first sack
er in the District, an dleading hit
ter in the Departmental League.
and the shifting of Big Tony"
Suess to left. gave the Money
Counters the heaviest hitting line
up in the series. There was not
man on the Treasury team who
had hit below the 800 mark all
season.
The game was won in the first
inning. when Griffith and Norris
singled and Carroll, after two were
gone, dropped a safe one in left,
scoring Griffith. In the third in
ming the Money Counters put the
game on ice when they tailed four
runs before being retired, sending
Ludwig to the showers. Griffith,
the first up. received a free ticket
to first, Fitzgerald, Suess, Noone
and Goebel. following with singles,
mixed with an error by Newton,
four runs coming across.
Pfiel was unquestionably in great
form, striking out seven in six in
nings and passing one. Navy could
only garner three hits off his elu-
sive, delivery. Goebel picked Gill
of second after he had knocked
the Pill over the 'two-base hit
fence" Score.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
WINSTON STAYS
IN TITLE RACE
Heavy Hitting Downs Alloy.
sius, S-3, in PlayIOf
Of Tie Game.
BILLY MISKE,

The Winston A. c. remains in the
race for District titular honors by
its victory over the Aloysius A. C.
yesterday at Union Park by the one
sided score of S to 3. The winners
did some heavy hitting in the sec
ond inning. which earned six of
their total of tallies, six hits and a
wild pitch turning the trick.
Ben Lewis pitched good ball after
the first inning, when the Aloysius
touched him up for two runs.
Thereafter he famed them with
regularity. in two innings striking
out the side. Higgins was the lead
er with the stick. humping Davis
for three hits.
This game was played on account
of a tie score on the first appear
ance of these mines in the series.
The last OF the first round games
will be played today at Sis p. m.
between the Peerless A. c. and the
Conversational A C The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
WHITE SOX RUTH sues RIVAL MOVIE FEATURES TENNIS PLAY
Hdrte Eliminated as
Contender for National
Singles Title by Griffin

Forest Hills N Y, Aug 3I-carence Griffin, of
CISCO who with William NJ Johnston holds the tennis
bes championship eliminated Richard Ha of Chestnut Mass
o. in the second round the Thirty National
Championship of the Tennis Association
here today.
Griffin put spike Davis cup team hopes
Griffin superior Hare every department play
erratic.
Harte guilty OF NUMEROUS double faults which nuhed the
severity OF his service Grimm particularly adept vong and
Harte Of repeatedly keep
fornan from taking the
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
NoJESssssGABE

Heb Milan took a rest and Shanks
performed in left. Governor Ellerbe
taking care OF the hot corner. The
Governor was the first man to get
hit off Bagby.
Brewer contributed two OF the
Nationals bingles, dropping one in
to right center and nearly taking
Doc" JOhnston's fingers off with
the other. He also DIR r)pped another
fly in the outheld.
One OF the few who appeared to
like Bag6y's offerings was Jimmy
O'Niell, who gathered a double and
TWO, singles. Brother Steve went
hitless for the day.
Sam Rice swung a new black bat
to change his luck. but one single
was The best he could do.
In addition to being a pitcher OF
note, Jim Bagby can atSo hit tine
ball After getting a single in the
fifth, he tripled in the sixth. send
ing the ban the scorebeard.
Bob LaMotte. the Florida short
stop, worked out with the Griffs be-
fore the game. but his debut was
delayed until today because OF his
long trip on the train.
in the final game of the series to-
day Guy Morton and Jose Acosta
are billed 10 do the hurling honors
Thursday is an off day and the Mats
jump to Philadelphia Friday for a
couple of games.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
DEVONSHIRE ENTRIES

First Raee-Three- -year-oIds and upward T;
claiming: six furlongs. sPrincess Myrtle,
1O7: kingling H. ll3; PoPeyes. lcoi Drif-
field. liS; .Lama. los; Big Smoke. l13;
'Clark NJ, los; First PuIlet, ll5; .Ciean
Up. Jos; Lady Mildred. 10; Btaise, i13;
John. Jr.. 1l3. Also eligible: Pokey Jane,
l0T; Duke Of Wellington, los; 'BiE Idea, 100.
Second Rxoe-Two-y yearolds: claiming; nv.
furlongs. 'Harp Of the North, lO1. Joe
whipple. 1Io: Uncle Burt. III; Seaboard.
H.: Hunters Point H.; Chief BartbeII, ils;
Hueu, 1I2: SonSkid liz; westernman. ll2;
TaPon, liz; sanrregue. ll2; Tubby A, ll2.
Third Race-Thrce- -year-olds: claiming: one
a nd oBe-siNteeBth miles. 'Goldeu Dawn, 20
orlova. 1O4: sInquiry. 90: Accele-ate. IO4:
'Esca rRolstte. 30; Gain de Cause, loI; 'Jim
Hastings, l02.
Fourth Race-Four- year-oldS and upward
ella Inning; one and one-quarter miles 'Iack
Reeves. 100: ClaqDer. l6I; 'GeorrH Duncun,
100: Capital City. l0S;- kiHg John, ll0;
.Cheer Leader. los: Pair Orient. III.
Fifth R.ce-One mile. Joustt. 100; Smart
Money. IO5: WEXFORD. 100; Wyunewood. lo3
Fern Handley. los; St Quentin. ll4. Vice
Chairman. 100: War Mask, ia; Bondage,
lie: slippery Elm. llT Midnight Sun, III
nodge. len; Breeze, iOe-
:, sirth Raoe-Three-y year-old- and upward
sA<imiRE: six furIonzS. 'Anticipata. lO3;
spicp Bush. 1o3- Earn los; Onic0. 10:
The ColieR Bon. 1i0sSanHy Ia nd. Il3, Madrid.
If5: Pas de Chance. rs: ThursdaV Ntr-stsr.
1l3: Skeer Face. is; 'TruSty. lis: 'Pretty
Baby. 1oS. Also eligible: Timothy J. Hogan,
1l3. puIluN. 113.
Seventh Rsoe-Tb-ce- -year-Olds aud up
wa I'd; claiming: one and one-siNteenth miles.
Keen, lOl: 'Douhle Van. ln4. 'Nctcran.
Ill: 'DouElas :. Ill. Dr. Rae. Ill: 'NeIIe
Yorkp III; peerless One. ia: TLIstledOn,
ll6: George Washington. llG; Pnilu, ll9.
'APnrentice allowance ClHimed.
Wea ther cloudy: track fast
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
Point Score.
Baseball Meeting Called.

The committee in charge Of the
baseball series being PLAYED for the
championship Of this city desires
the presence OF the following men
at a meeting % be held at tho Ter
minal Y. NJ. c. a. tonight at 8 p. m:
Tmpires Thomas CroOke. Richard
Woodward and WiYiam LusCumbe,
Lieut. z s. Csrfolite, Manager d.
laney. John Reed and Manager
Judge. The meeting will Re q closed
affair to all except the above men
toned men and those who have tes-
timony to offer on the question TO
be discussed
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
Tribe Jumps Back Into
Second Place Again as
Bagby Wins 25th Game
By JACK NYE.

If hoss keep lamps glued this Amer
League battle the teams thunder down the stretch
When Sarge Jim Bags mighty right the effective hngng
the made monkeys of the Nationals
again forged place. travelling along
half game behind the leading White Sox
While giving full credit his Manager Speaker would
the Louis Brownies these
beard the Yankees their den The Bukemen squchd
yesterday but for which fact the Yanks
their frantic hold the second the ladder
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
GIANTS LOSE THIRD
STRAIGHT TO PIRATES

Pittsburgh. Aug. S1.-Pittsburgh
had one big inning today and made
il three in a row from the Giants
by a score OF to S. Babe Adams
started for the Pirates but failed
to weather the storm and was der
rieked at the start of the fifth for
wisner, who gets credit for the
victory. although Hamilton finished.
Kelly pulled a bone in the eighth
by batting out of turn. Smith
should have gone to bat and was
ruled out after Kelly had singled
through the box. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
WHITE SOX AGAIN
LOSE TO RED SOX

Boston, Aug. 31.-The Red Sox
repeated against the White Sox
again today, winning by a score of
to 3. The game was twice inter
rupted by rain, and after the first
intermission of twenty minutes,
Cicotte came back cold and the Bos-
ton boys got to him for three runs
before he got warmed up. The
score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
Rebels Want Game.

raw. Va would like 10 play any
team from the District at Delrsy
on Saturday afternoon and two
garfes a double header for sunday.
Communicate with Il. E McPheCson.
Dolray. Va.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
Dodge Wins Ninth Game.

The Dodge A. C. won their ninth
game of the season by beating the
Griffmen Juniors by the count of
to yesterday. They would like
to arrange contests with all 10 to
l3 year-old teams in the District.
For games phone North 5o27. Bar
ney Kerep
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
Totals. IS Il "a l0i

Totals. 33 10 70
x-Batted for Douglas in eighth inning.
xx-Batted for wisner in seventh inning.
Smith out, Kelly batted out Of order.
Score by innings:
New York "a 01 0 0 %
Pittsburgh 10 o o o &c
Runs-Burns Bancroft. Frisch. King. Nehf,
Southworth Nicholson, Schmidt Barbara,
McEechnie, Lee. Errors-king, southworth,
Barbara (2D. Winning piteher-Wisner. Los
ing pitcher-Nehf. Two-base 'hits-Frisch,
Kelly, Nehf, King, Nicholson. Sacrifice fly
King. First base on errors-New York. l;
Pittsburgh. /. Double plays-Nehf. Ban
croft and Kelly; Nicholson and Whitfield.
Struck out-i,y Adams, l; BY Wisner. .; by
Nehf Il: by Douglas, 1. Hits-on Adams.
10 in 4 innings; OF wisner. in 3 innings;
OF Hamilton. In = innings; on Nehf, 10 in
1-3 inning; OF Douglas, in % inning;
on Barnes. o in inning. Cmrircs-Quigley
and Moran.r Time of game-i:35.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
DODGERS BEAT CARDS.
TAKE LEAD AGAIN

st. Louis. Aug. 31.-The Superbas
slammed their way to the top of
the National League race today by
defeating the Cardinals to 2 This
was the ninth straight victory for
Pfeffer. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
White Haven Takes Game.

The White Haven team won from
the Southern Railway Auditors yes
terday by the score Of 5 TO >. Allen.
Casper and Kinnahan hit the ball
hard for the winners.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
ALEXANDER LOSES
BATTLE TO PHILLIES

Chicago. Aug. 51.-Thc Phillies
arose on their old friend. G. c.
Alexander, and knocked him off in
the final game of the series today.
The score was to 0. The score:
PbiIIiss AR HO A Chicago AB HO A
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01

Iot2iss. % 10 - - TOTALS % II - -
'Bstted for Jones in fourteenth.
tran for Perkins In fourteenth.
tBatted for Bigbee in fourteenth.
Detroit. 5OOlOlOo o % l 0-s
PhiIa..... $4,000 13O1O0 O-s
Runs-Young. Bush. Cobb l3l. Heilman
f2l. shorten. Griffin. {. Walker, Perkins.
Rommel. Dugan o.. Bigbee. Errors-Heil-
man, Ainsmith. Dugan. Myatt. galloway
"a. Two-base hits-CObh. Heilman, Big
bee. Dusan. GALLOWAY. Stolen bases-CObb
Jones, Dagan. SacrihceS-Aiasmith. Yeach.
FlREStead, Moore. Double plzys-Pinelh TO
Heilmau; Dugan 10 Dykes 20 Griffin; Grif-
I'm tunassistedb. Left on baseS-Drtroit. L.;
Philadelphia, l.. Base on bslls-0f Ayres.
s; Oldham, 3; Harris, 8; Moore. 4. Hits
on Ayres. in 6 IS inninrs; Of Oldham, :
in Is ininfs; Of Harris, in ] inning =
of Moore. IS in Il innings. Hit hy pitcher
BY Oldham. !. Wild pitch-MOore. Pass
ed balI-Perkins. Umpires-Hildebrand and
MOriarity. nme-3.04.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
BROWNS JOLT YANKS
INTO THIRD PLACE

New York, Aug. 31.-St. Louis
nosed the Yankees out here this
afternoon, beating them 3 to 2 and
forcing them into third place. The
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
AS AND TIGERS co
IS ROUNDS TO TIE

Philadelphia Aug. 3l.-Philsdel-
phia and Detroit battled to a fifteen
inning SIS tie game here tolsy, the
game being called on account Of
darkness. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
GRATIAN BESTS
JUVENILE FIELD
Westmoreland Filly Well
Handled by Jockey Garner
AT Timonium Track.
Timonium Selections
(By Highway

! Oht btsI-1e VIII.
First - Primitive, Jessica F,
Sain Rose.
Second-No selections,
Third-He WILL Link Boy.
Clip.
Fourth-He Will, Leoma, Tor
quato III. n.
Fifth-Beil Main, Uranium, Six
Jack.
Sixth-Eastern Glow, Bar Coy.
Indiscreet.
Seventh - Incinerator, Boher-
na-Breena, Padua.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESrERpAY,S RESULTS
SUITS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Pittsbnrsh, 6; New York, 5.
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 0.
Boston, 5; Cincinnati. 1.
Brooklyn, 8; St. Louis, ..
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
NAVY BLANKED
BY TREASURY
Money Counters Strength
ened by New First Sacker.
Pfiel Allows Three Hits.
District Championship
Series.
Games Todayi

flames Todayi
Shops VS.. War, A. G. o., Union
Station Grounds.
X. of c. VS.. Naval Air Station,
Congress Heights.
Peerless A. C. VS.. Congression-
ais. Union Park.
Petworth A. C.. VS.. Park A. c.,
Monument Grounds.
Yesterday Resultsi
Treasury, 5; Navy, 0.
X. of c.. 8; Navy Yard. 1.
Winston. s; Aloysius, 3.
Hlltops, 8; Cavaliers, (for-
feit).
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
Totals 40 16 % Totals " SO 727 10
.Ra tted for Ilcnhs in ninth inning

'Bat tied for Jacobs in ninth inning
Score by innings:
BrOokyU.... 0 . 0 . 0 O-5
st. Louis. o o l 0 90 %
Runs-Griffith. Wheat. Myers. Honey (2).
Schultz. Dilnoefer. ErrOrs-KOney, Neis,
Goodwin. TwO-base hits-DilhOefer, Honey.
Stolen bases-Stock, McHenry- Johnston.
Base on balls-Of Sherdel, l. Struck out
BY Pfeffer..3 by Goodwin. ]; by Jacobs, 3.
Pitching recOrd-On Sherdel. hits runs
in . % innings: off Goodwin, s hits 3 runs
in 3 % innings. Left on bases-St. Louis,
:; Brooklyn. IL. Time Of game-2:04. I'm
pires-HarrisOn and Rigler. Winning pitch
er, Pfeffer. Losing pitcher, Sherdel.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
BABE RUTH"
ENTERS SUIT
King Of Swat" Objects to
Film Company Showing
His Picture.

New York, Aug. 31.-'Babe" Ruth,
home run artist, movie star and
author, suffered n temporary re-
verse in his first essay at law to-
day.
The Babe" after instigating a
suit for 100000 damages because
certain film concern and several
vaudeville houses thought they had
a right to show pictures of him
without contributing to his per-
sonal revenue, sought to make
permanent a temporary injunction
restraining further showing of the
Objectionable picture.
IaJunction Nodded.
Supreme Justice Guy, however
modified the temporary Injunction
issued by his colleague. Supreme
Justice McCook, yesterday evening
and DEGREES that the Aim could be
shown until he had finally adjudi-
Gated the case; probably by to-
morrow.
Ruth's suit is based on the fact
that he is under contract to pose
exclusively for a rival film COM
pany.
ago but was not made public until
injunction proceedings were sched-
uled TO come up for argument to-
day. ....-
Supfeme Justice Mccooi in chani-
bers yesterday evening granted a
temporary Injunction restraining
the Educational Films Inc, the &.
F. Keith Theater and five other
vaudeville houses from showing a
film depicting Babes" prowess as
home run hitter.
This film, according to Ruth's at
torney. Judge jeremiah T. Mahoney,
has been sold exclusively to an
other concern.
Ruth Claims Loss.
A motion to make this injunction
permanent was to be argued late
today before Justice Guy in the
equity division of the Supreme
Court. Ruth alleges he already has
suffered financially to the extent OF
81 100000 through alleged violation
Of his exclusive contract with the
other movie concern and that the
injunction is designed to prevent
further losses.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01

PhiIlies. o 0 o 0 o o Ia
ChicaEO....... 0 0 0 o 90
RunS-Lebouryeaux t2l. r. Miller. Err
ror-UerzOg. TwO-base hits-Fletcher. Le-
bourvpaux Three-base hit-Wheat. Home
run-LebOurveaux. Struck out-By Meadows.
!: bv Alexander. 3. First base on balls-oT
Meadows. 4: OF Alexander. .. Stolen base
Rawlings. Cmpires-McCOrmick and Hart.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
Totals. 80 9 27 Il

Waited Tor Quinn IN ninth.
St Louis OO01O0 . o 0-3
New York. k......... 0 o 00 0 . 0 0 o.
Runs-Jacobson, SEVERED, Davis, Peck,
Meusel. Errors-Williams Collins. Two
base hits-Sisler, Peck, SEVERED, Gedeon.
Sacrifice hits-Pratt, Gerber. Davis, Collins,
Bodie, Pipp. Hits-0n Collins. in %
innings; of Shawkey. 1 in 1-3 innings.
Left on bases-St. Louis, s; Yankees, 4.
Struck out--By Collins, 3; by Davis, 5.
Bases on balls-0n Collins, 8; Davis, 4;
Shawkey, 1. Hit by piteher-By Collins
(2l. Umpires-Evans and Dineen
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01

Runs-Grifith .. Fitzgerald. Suess. Noone
Error-Gill. Newton. Sacrifice hits-Pnrdy,
Norris. Two-base hit-Giu. Stolen bases
Fitzgerald. Carroll, Noodle, GoebeI Left on
hases-Navy g. Treasury s. Struck out-By
Phiel, 4; by Ludwig. ?; by Driver. 3. Base
on balls-OT Phiel, /; OF Ludwig. !: off
Driver. l. Hit by pitched ball-By Driver
tGOebeD. Passed ball-Giu.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01

Runs-HOoper, Menosky w, HendryN
(2). Brady, Bush r. Collins, Feiseh j.
Collins. Error-Jackson. Two-base hits
HendryX, e. Collins, Jackson, 4Felseh. Runs
batted in-By Hooper, Menosky, Hendryx,
McInnis t2l. schang. Left on bases Bos-
ton, Z; Chicago, T. Stolen base-NcIpuis,
Caught steaiing-By Sehang (E. Coliin.l
Sacrifice hits-yitt (2D. Base on balls-By
Bush, 1; by Cicotte, 8. Struck outABy
Bush, l. by Cicotte. l. Time. .1:35. Um-
pires-0wens and Chill Attendance-4, 500.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01

: Richard Norris Williams %, Of
Boston, eliminated S. Howard vo-
shell, OF Sew York. In n hard
fought four set match. 3-s. 60.
IS, G-3. Noshell hsd a great
chance TO defeat the former national
champion, who played rather bad
tennis, but in the third set. with a
lead Of to 0 in games, VoshelI
blew up.
NesseIrs Errors Costly.
Largely through Voshelrs errors
Williams came up and squared the
match at 5 all He then ran out
and took the set. IS.
Noshcll was within a point 81
winning this set several times and
threw his chances away. In the
fourth set II was a question OF who
would make the more mistakes
Noshen managed to do so and
handed Williams the match.
Vincent Richards. the IT-year-osd
boy marvel. won his way into the
third round by defeating Leonard
Beekman. Of New York. in three
straight sets. 60. 60. 6-A
Charles S. Garland. Of the Amer
ican Davis cup team. advanced 70
the third round at the expense Of
Z. B. Benedict. whom he defeated.
c.. 60, 60
Roland Roberts. a San Franciscan.
also entered the third round when
he won from Hoffman NickerSon in
featureless match, 60, so. 60.
These were the outstanding fes-
lures Of today's play as the field
narrowed down 20 sixteen sur
vivors.
East and wesI Match.
or course an East and West
match always holds sufficient in
terest for the dyed-in -the-wo0l
tennis fan. That was the magnet
that drew those who came early.
They wanted 10 see Richard Hsrte.
the big Harvard football player.
and the California "Kewpie" Of the
courts. Clarence J. Grimm. Almost
to the dot these men were on the
westerly stretch Of turf in the
charmed Erandstand inclosure, with
Harte toeing the line for the open
ing service. Harte was guilty Of
ninety-hve errors in the match 70
seveuty-fve for Grifin. This fact
alone indicates why the Californian
emerged victorious in three straight
sets
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01

Runs batted ln-By Gharrity, I; Smith, .:
Speaker, >; Gardner. !: Bagby. l; Jameson,
/ Left on bases-Washingt ton, 6: Cleveland.
:. TwO-base hits. O'Neil. Gardner. Three
base hitS-Smith. Bagby. Speaker Sacrifice
hits-Wamby. $. O'NeiIl. Double play -
Iunte to Wamby TO Johnston. Wild pitch
Erickson. Losing DECENTRALIZATION Pitch
ers' reCOrd-On Erickson - at bat runs, 0
hits. in innings; OF Biemiller. a bat 0
runs, hits in inning; Of Conway. ap
bat. runs, hit in innings. Catchers'
record - Speaker out stealing. Charity to
U Neill in 9th. Time, 1:43. Umpi.eS-Con-
molly and Nallin.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
Ruth Claims Loss.
BRAVES BEST REDS
IN TEN INNINGS

Cincinnati. Ohio, Aug. 31.-Boston
defeated Cincinnati today by score
of 3 to /, in ten innings. The. score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland, Z; Washington, /.
st. Louis, 3. New York, 2.
Boston. 4: Chicago, 3.
Detroit, s; Athletics, 8. u5 innings.)
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-Cbristenbury. Boeckel, Mann. Crane,
Errors-Hoike. Virgo. Three base hIts-Dau-
bert, Groh, Powell. Stolen bases-Rath,
Rcnsch Hoike, Gowdy (2). sacrifces-Groh,
Cruise. Double play-Duncan to Lingo. Left
on bases-Boston, 0; Cincinnati, 0. Base on
baIls-of ElIer 3 of McQuillen. 4. Struck
put-By Euer. 4. Umpires-Klem and En-
sue Time-e:10.
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Totals. SO 0 80 Isl Totals. 81 80 10
x-Ran for Powell in third inning.
Xxx -Batted for Eller in tenth.
Score by innings:
Boston .............0 0 10 o o 0 o %
Cincinnati ...,.......0 l o 0 o 0 0 0-I
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Runs-Bateman Higgins. Richardson t2),
Drescher. Shoemaker. Tweedaie, Lewis. &,
Nader. Haden. Duffy. ErrOrs-Duhy. Readon.
HouCk. ShOemake-. Tweedale. Two-base hits
-TweedalP. FOlliard, Richardson. Stolen
bases-Richardson t2}, Lewis. G Nader 49,.
Readon, Folliard. Duffy. f. Nader Base
on balls-on Davis. 1; OF Lewis. :. Struck
Out-By Davis. >: by Lewis. L.. Wild pitch
Davis i2D. Passed ball--G- Nader. Hit
by pitcher-By Davis (Richardson). Umpire
Woodward.
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Totals~. ~ Il 81 eoi Totals. Sc !
sBatted for Cicotte in ninth. '.H
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland At Washington.
Chicago At Boston.
~ St. Louis at New York
petroit at Phiiadeiphia e sxmes.) }
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Roth barted for Erickson in 9th inning
+Milan batted for Biemiller in 7th inning.
Zachary batted for Conway in 9th inning
............ 90 OlOO-l
Cleveland ............. 3 0 0 0 0 4 90 %
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Pittsburgh
~ Brookfyn at St. Louis.
~ Boston at CiBcinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Totals "a p II Totals 20 q IA
'Batted for Alexander in ninth inning.
Scora nv innings.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Akron. 4: Buffalo. Z.
Toronto, l6; Rochester,