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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-27
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose

A DAILY FaSh1On IaK Dy TlOTenCe nOsc
TIIERE are lot Of things want to
i say about the clever little evening
dress shown in the sketch today. but
first must mention loops. The frock
has a gray silk foundation. The over
skirt is of gray tulle, embroidered with,
silver threads in cobweb designs. The
bodice is also Of tulle, while tulle
edged with brown fur is made into
loops to form little side pannier extern
sions, the ends hanging down trainwise
at the side.
1t is a simple trick to make loop Of
q strip Of material, but it is used clever
ly in many Of the new clothes. Some
times ribbon is used In small loops that
are placed in line right down the side
of the skirt. The loop idea has in
vaded the realm of millinery and often
you will find hat among the new i'm
portations that boasts Of no trimming
save loops Of ribbon or silk.
Next to the loops the most interesting
thing about the frock is the bodice, made
entirely of tulle in wrap around etect.
Needless to say one would have to be
slender to wear this type Of bodice. And
let me suggest that simple as it seems
It Is not one Of the things that should
be attempted by the home dressmaker,
no matter IL she Is clever. 1t takes
amazing deftness and much experience
to manage this sort Of thing as 1t
should be.
Although leaving bare shoulders and
minus any semblance OF sleeves this
frock is not extremely decollette. In
fact, one sees less and less of the bare
back evening frock, and there are those
who say that 1t is done for. It-may
persist throughout the season. There Is
always the temptation on the part Of
the woman with beautiful back to
affect this style, but the younger women
who follow the mode more closely have
adopted the rather high line Of the
present decollette.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-27
NEW YORK CITY

% and Bay School Tor SIrs i snpss ass sainss sains
post graduate work. Jsssica q. coasrav~
4: D., IL, "a, pEinsiPSI' .c,ssaiorGs' s.orss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-27
Fine Music for 8. s. Convention

Bridgeton, N. j., Aug. 27.--A chorus
Of 100 voices led by ]. Lincoln Hall. OF
Philadelphia, will be feature of the
annual convention OF the Cumberland
County Sunday School Association, in
Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
this city, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc-
tober 10 and 20. Strong speakers from
persons will appear either in addresses
or in a musical way.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-27
GRANDMA HAS EL0PED
Grandson Fears Woman, 72, Who
Has plsappeared. 10 Married

New York, Aug. 27.---After having
repeatedly spoken to him Of her plans
to get married, Mrs. Philomena Riselo
seventy two years old, grandmother Of
James Litterello, Corona, l.. l.. dis
appeared from his home last Friday.
Last night Litterello thought she
might have eloped and asked the police
Of Corona to investigate. The latter
license bureau in Long Island CITY
without finding her name, and have mo-
titled the license clerks Of other nearby
towns
The name of the possible groom is a
secret she refused to share with her,
grandson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-27
Things You'll Loue TO Make

can unusual bib is pictured today. 1t
cbi.,pe made from any pretty handker-
hems,,, 4 simple dainty one is made by
o. shs"hinB by hand a ten-inch square
NJ Sah,r linen. Cut away one corner to
tai m tiny neck. Embroider the ini-
little ,os .ne opposite corner. Two sweet
tenng ss',es sos with ends form the fas-
FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-27

smile transformed him Il was brilliant,
engaging, but in his eyes there was
mystery; they were inscrutable. Diana
knew, suddenly, that this man had a
past.
ITomorrow---A Queer AttrnctIonl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
WALTER HAGEN HOLDS TITLE
WHICH HUNDREDS ARE AFTER
I'LL NIckolls, OF New York, md G.. III.
uoHncr, OF Philadelphia, Mike
Best Practice Scores.

TOLEDO. ONO, August e.-Thc
crack OF the drive and the swish OF
the iron were heard from sunrise to
shutdown today on the Inverness golf
links in practice rounds for the Ma
tional Open Golf Championship Of
26S starters. most OF whom played
over the links at least once today.
beginning at 4 O'Clock tomorrow
morn nS, the contestants for the title
held by Walter Hagen. will tee off in
pa every four minutes until late in
the afternoon. and darkness may
ovcrtake the late starters.
The best score reported today was
80 Tor the G;dfs yard links; whose par
York, and c. II. Iionncr. of PhiIadcl-
phia. were those to beat par by
stroke. The best score thus far re-
ported was 4 60. made Sunday by
young professional who was only two
strokes behind Jock Hutchinson last
week when he won the Western open
Club. Chicago. Today. Creavy scored
36-36-72, while Hutchinson took 20
strokes
tators in the play of Harry Vardon
and Edward Ray. british professions
ais, who are again attempting victory
over the cream OF American golfers
Another invader, George Ayton. Of
Regina. Sask. indicated his In
tentions to carry the cup across the
Canadian border by scoring 80. james
Barnes. recently Western open cham
pion. who finished nth in the British
meet a few weeks ago. wen; out in
the fact that he trimmed four cups
during the round with !. X. Wadlcy,
OF TcNarkana. an amateur
The rd-brcaking number of con-
tcstants contains "A Eoodly number Of
amateurs. but only two who bid fair
10 capture the title. These are Chick
Evans. who lost the crown to Hagen
last year. and Bobby Jones. OF At
lanta. runncr-up to Evans last month
IN the Western amateur al Memphis.
Evans sauntcrcd around in 3I-39-76
the day. scored 35-3S-73 in the aft
ernoon. Jones was going we'll also
IN his one round Of the day, going out
in par 81; bu, coming home IN an or
binary ~ for -. Just having his
match with Leo Dicrc!. of Chicago
The entrants range from such
Youths as Jones and Crcavy to vet
Grams like Alex Smith. who has taken
part in % championships missing
only one o. the ~ held There arc a
Eood!y number of British and Scotch
the honor with American bred golf
crs. Among the recently arrived for
cign- born professionals are Lawric
Ayton. of Evanston; J. Douglas Ed
OF Richmond
Among the more interesting pairs
VINO VIII play in the lS-holc climina-
ton round tomorrow. are Chick
Evans and George Sargent both
former title holders. Bobby Jones
and Harry Nardon. Is and 30 years
o!d. respectively; John 4; Anderson, n
New York amateur. and Jock Hutch
inSon. western open champion ard
waiter Hagen. present champion, and
/. u, Armour. Scotch amateur who
is visiting Toledo
Those who do not drop out tomor-
row night viii play the second is
holes Of the qualifying rounds on
Wednesday, the hest "a remaining in
the I2-holc championship Thursday
and Friday.
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Babe Ruth's Bat Demands
Full Share of the Credit
BY GEORGE KENT.

NEW YORK, August ct
nin't that big Ovcrratcd guy who
s"aks 'cm. it's me. md I mint get
ting amy credit for IT."
Babe Ruth's bat WINS speaking.
Charley Hoss hnd slipped Into the
resin scented gloom of the slug
gers bat bag, made n few hukum-
pokum passes over the tall club
and the bat had suddenly started
to speak.
ITS shame. Here mn L mt
tied around In this hall bedroom
of Il bat bag. day after day, bunch
ing every nbcr In me to hit tho
pill hard. md mo- one IN giving me
tumble. You seem 10 have n lit
tie sense. but the othcrs-they
overlook me entirely.
'All get TX II scar on My nose.
"a dent for every swat md n daily
>om=rsnult into the gravel. Wien
am not cioutinS j am riding the
bumpers In some sticky baggage
car. Look me over, run your eye
down my graceful figure. Hut
am asking You TO keep your hands
of me-"
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LEADERS WALLOP CATS
IN SLOW LlSTLESS GAME
| mpirrS Arrived 1T Hall Park During
Second iDninS-playcrs Act ms
trlitcrs.

Especial TO The Times pispatch)
StrFpLK. VA. August I'm Il
game featured 10y the exceedingly
Slow and poor fielding of the SuicoIN
iniicld today. 'ho home team lost 70
Portsmouth, score 1 to o.
Lloyd, pitcairn" for the Cats. had
at least lire HISS charged against h',".
which under ordinary cirGtimsta II -c-
should have bH2u easy outs.
In the NTH. Portsmouth scored ono
run when. with TWO out. Eangs
walked. went 80 second after three
strikes had been called on the last
man The SUFFOLK catcher caught inc
bah and lost il by allowing it To rot!
man TO bc safe AZ first hy bad
throw. The next man walked. Goose
tree hit a slow one tn short. when
Harriet allowed to roll between has
legs. and Bangs scored.
In thr SIKH. Portsmouth is credited
WIKI five hits. and without taking any
credit from the hittcrs. - must be
said chat TING entire SUFFOLK Unfold
seemed TO he asleep. easy rolling in
field hits were allowed TO ron saIr
resulting in Portsmouth scoring three
runs.
II also might be said mat Umpire
Cross on balls strikes helped ,ne
visitors. for twice Il man reached
base. when three pretty strikes and
NOR" had been put over the plate.
beautiful game and his onc-haud stop
az hot liner and Trayuors scusN-
t.ona! one hand stab we're features
OF the game.
The gam. began at a:3o as advcr-
Used. with no official umpircS on the
scene. EcEcrl and GrccncU oiiiciat-
ins at i:i5 tmpircs cross and Wcs-
;erNv.t appeared ana took NJ the
duties OF Umpir!ng in the second
inning.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

First racc-ssix furlonEs-A. y. Aiken.
Arnold 70 tIurner( I to 5. 3 to :. ! To-
" s.coad Frederick the C;rcat Xix
III Ia" Charlie SUNNY. You Need Ir,
tyson. different Eyes. Assume also ran
,:"coni race---one m!c-C;noiuc los
;hroghl. even. to I. out. won: Wyoming
IL tIurncr). to /. to /. : 10 10. sec
To- !. TO |. & TO :. third. Time. lac &
-, Ifird ric:-.ive and one-haif furionss-
roIy. 90 tEvansl 20 TO l. 10 l. 4 10 /.
won: oEu Flag. l;5 (Poncc). 10 to l. { To-
J: 10 ]. second: Guvnor liz Picrccj z
70 :: 20 J.. 10 l. third. Time :O3 as
Araaa. Frizlei. Dry Moon. Aicatraz Also
n E Fourth racine rnne-.Best Pal. 100
IRE: ion M9onc0: Is t%i. g @ ]. 9 to
TO- e. ? 10 ]. even. third. Time: j Isl.
phsiorcau Grayssian. IIendric. Krcwcr
Donnacona. Chasseur st. Allan. Courtship
Fifth race-one miie-Beieian Queen.
ip6 t'uIlnanl. to 5. to 5. out. won:
lola % tMncas;er). IL to 5. to .. out.
second: Lads Love. LOG (Burlcy). i2 10
p 70 out. third. Time. :39 Is.
S'1'e s.et rneG iS s5 ,S GiT
Rocklnnd. III (Sandel. 6 to /. 9 TO j. even.
second: Polly Ann. Ito Johnson). is 10
Chefa. Briganna. Trapsh ho Th iibi Mile
rleurs. Maro,i-neen. Coninc Ycomancttc
Stcplightly Wanrah. Scotland Yet vic.
Kings i;sl!c. ouicksand. Pan,ahtte, LADY,
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SPORTS
WITH BOTH BIC LEAGUES
BR00KLY YIN DODGERS STILL
LEAD NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cleveland Forced to Use Her Two
Guar ntchcrn. CoVeieskie and
bnEby, Very often.
; Associated Press. J

my BreSS.J
NEW YORK. August AN up
heaval is dug in both major league
standings at the present rate IF play
of tho leading teams. While tho
brooklyn and Cincinnati Nationals
ana the ->Clcveland and New York
Americans are losing ground, the New
lork and Pittsburgh Nationals and
chicago Americans are proceeding at
pace that promises Il battle royal in
bo.h leagues.
~ ors.k;yn hcid on to first place In
,uniihistcrirE tho first defeat Pitts
cuEsh suffered In seven games The
ihrnn,.h ,wirlers were carried
t"am,6a, ny me heavy batting OF their
Mcck. CINCINNATI fnilcd at the bat In
me New York series. but succeeded
from, 1'" ,hs 'nree games out Of four
New York climbed back into third
place today by defeating Chicago. The
w vynnn ,wi,Triers were, invincibie las,
OF the box Saturday. breakjne Ecw
norkH winning streak "A, six games
boston also is getting good piichin,,
Sat IS handicapped by light batting.
81. Louis was unable to turn lis nI,,n.
crouS hits into Guns.
IN ne American League. Cleveland
wa, Was forced to cal! frequently on its
umo star box men. coveleskic and
bagbF: out the Indians won only hnIf
81 thclr games Tomorrow tina League
,ehu'Ts begin series with their
Eastern rival. New York The Yun.
k'e SiugEcrs could do little ucatns,
,nc chicago pitchers. dropping three
Gnincs out OF four. and were held
SMUT out. Chicago found n mo-c
worthy opponent IN Boston. wjnnini,
ny ohc-rnn margin Friday and
DtchklnE even on the series rs. win
ninS today. St. Louis wont inro
!ouFth place by outplaylng Waahlrr
, ION after splitting four games with
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WHERE THEY Fl..tN TODAY.
Washington nj Chicago.
Boston AT ~. Louis.
Philadelphia mt Detroit.
New York nj Cleveland
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Under those conditions 1t wouldn't h.
hard TO MI boulevard Field Rem Wilson,
might have. TO erect bigger stand
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=. ne dodgers wallopcd the Cubs and still
'I"1H HTst place 10y one small point Az
ne Champions took Two from the Uos,on
i,.aHtS ihcy cEaw!cG right up close 10
htoo"'Eh. fFetiy close race w there on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

What could be swcetcr than aftc- hay
ing, worked hard all week to So a good
real honest . to goodness ball game SIM,
day out in the omen air? Around 40 600 in
New YORK enjoy Il now every week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

Guess wtIl have to stack tho PhIladcl-
thia teams w against the D.tnurrst y
s. team OF the volunteer IRE I,inr,,no,;,
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Smith. Karr. SchauG. Mcnosky Foster.
Three-has. ht;s-.lac"bson Home runs
McInnis. Double plays-Scott. irady and
Mclnnis. Scott and MclnHis. Left on
baSrs-lost"n. 10; 81. Louis. !. iinscs on
3 OFT Shocker. !. 'Ilits--oii Jones. in s.
Oft Myers. l IN 3. on Davis, $ in 2-3:
Jones. ! 10y My"rE. .: by Davis WIN.
ming pitChor---Mycrs Losing pitcher
ShoCEcr. tmpi-cs--Connvily and Nallin
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BALLS INJURE GARDEN

Special TO The Times. Dispatch.
=, DHH lille. VA. August - r.
special police officer 10 guard the
truck Gardcn Of Buck" CLANCY which
adJoins the baseball park CLANCY
mas .oinp!aincu OF damage done to his
vegetables when foul balls fan into
ms garden. and IA small host OF
youngsters keen on the lost ball
when means entrances into the base
bal! park free OF charge. rush in to
retrieve IT. CLANCY is paying for
the services %. the board. whose duty
VIII he to keep out intrudcrs and 10
hanl ONcr the hlsnhnll
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OLYMPIC ATHLETES ARE
TRAINING IN GREAT SHAPE
Iiavo Forgotten Troubles OF Voyage.
Predicts No Track Records
VIII Bc Broken.
[ By Universal Service

ANTWERP. August 9.-'"rhc trouble
thht was started by several prima-
donna-likc tempcramcnts" aboard tho
Princess Matoika, on which the
American Olympic team crossed the
ocean seems to have blown over and
the team members are settling down
TO their final training in great shape.
licad Coach Jack Moaklcy feels
that although the team may not 40
AZ wei as expected. owing 10 the
athletes losing their edge due to the
crowded conditions. it's fine lighting
spirit VIII carry II through in splendid
style.
Coach Robertson predicted today
that none of the worlds track RECORDS
would be broken At Tho Enincs
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SPORTS
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Itknh.l. lsn.,. a NlAnnt rain
STANDING or CLUBS.

KiChmUn1- KOCkN MOUNT. rain.
Portsmouth. I: suffolk. u.
Norfolk Petersburg. called third in
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OLYMPIC BICYCLE RACES
START WITH AMATEURS
belgium VIII Have Strong Cyclic
Team mn IL In Their Fnvorite.
Sport.
ny Associated Press. ]

ANTWERP. August 9.-Bicycllnr
events Of the seventh O,ymplad be-
gan today at the Antwerp Vclo-
droms. with the best amateur cyclista
of eleven nations scheduled TO com
pete in the races there. Asbicyc,Iu,-
mas for years been the most favored
sport IN Belgium, and the Beigiany
themselves entered strong team
IL Was expected that the yclplrorno
would be crowded TO capacity
Joaay and tomorrow were TO Ice
devoted To events on the 3OO-rnc
banked cement track at the v-,o-
dromc, with the lT0-kiionetcr road
race, TN: big event OF the bicycle
meet scheduled 10 tax. place Thurs
nay over the course about Antwerp.
In this latter thirteen nations ~
Guiding the United states. are TO DO
rourcHrnirI
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DAVIS CUP TENNIS TEAM
LEAVE FOR NEWPORT MATCH
William II. Tiidcn. II. VIII Not Com
pctc This fcnr. Sadly In Need
OF Rest.

I'TCSS.
NEW YORK. August 9.-Thc Davis
up team. with exception of Wii.!an,
lliden. H., left for Newport mis-
81 tcFhoon 10 participate tomorrow in
me annual tennis tournament at the
Newport casino
captain Samuel Harry said The
ichm returned from its successful
european trip In splendid phIsi al
condition and eager for the tourna-
mentS preceding the national cham =
!iohShln and the trip TO Australia
for the challenge round of m. povi,
Cup contest. Tidcn,~ while in good
condition. feels the need OF a short
rest and viii not visit Newport mis-
season. Captain Hardy stated
Mem bcrs OF the team cxDrcssc., am
probation for the reception given
NE team by the British tennis en-
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ST. LOUIS CARDS DEFEAT
PHILADELPHIA IN ELEVENTH
Ihirty-Four Players Arc Used before
Game X Endcd-NOrth Drives
Ia Winning Run.

- -N-l-'''iiVt u I|I"Ss- 7
PHILADELPHIA. Angus; 9.-Thir-
tE-'pur players figured In tcday's
series. Won in the eleventh inning ny
Iuc visitors. i ,C 10
North. tn" tenth pitcher 20 appear
or u" scene, drove home the win
NJ uE ran with single"
Philadelphia obtained a fv.-rur
lead in the first Inning. but could
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

All children troubled with worms
nave an unhealthy color. which in
Hicatcs poor blood. and ns rule there
!. more or less stomach disturbance
rhoNES TASTEi.ESS chill TONIC
ElN.n regularly for two or three
w'ehs VIII enrich the blood. improve
STRENGTHENING Tonic TO tho whole
ssStEn. nature VIII then throw Off
VI ~. "'Spri the worms. ana the child
VIII ,hc IN perfect health. Jlcasnnt
10 tthc. GOC per hntilc.-AhN
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After THIS New York pltis burrh series
W. certainty should know who third Mace
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NEW YORK YANKEES BEST
CLEVELAND INDIANS
Pitcher Morton Was wild and CIcvc-
land Made Many Errors-smith
knocked Homer.

ny Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. o., August 9.-Ncw
York Won today from Cleveland Is
to ). taking advantage Of Morton's
w!ldnesS and Clcvcland's errors
Four OF Morton's five passes were
converted into runs. while misplays
figured in four of the tallics.
Cleveland battcd Shawkcy rather
hard but he was able to cNtricatc
himself from difficulty after the third
inning.
Babe Ruth was passed three times.
lie foul.d out one" and hit an casy.
Eroundcr TO first base.
Smith mad. - home run and "a dou-
Die for tho locals.
Rain delayed start Of the game
forty minutes. Score:
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SECOND GAME.


Jotais 80 : IL -
.Hattcd for O'Ecill In ninth.
tlsattcd 70: FiCinich in ninth.
-Raticd ior Courtney IN ninth.
zlSau tor BauiuaG IN ninth.
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GIANTS BEAT PITTSBURGH
AND HOLD THIRD PLACE
PITCHERS Iinttle for Eight Innings
Bctwccu Nrhf md

NEW YORK August 9.--Thc New
OK Giants today @hu; on, Pitts
hdrgh, their rivals for third place.
= go o.
IN" contest was "A southpaw pitch
In. duel between Nchf and Coopc~
until the latter retired for pinch
hitter Ia the eighth.
The Giants accumulated six runs
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Chicago ............g q -
SUMMARY iluns-Ricc. Harris shanks,
Etenriney Jackson Schalk i5l. Williams
schaik. Jackson, Roth. Thrac-b,.ac hits
runS-Shanks. SchAik Stolen bases
Judge. Sacrifices - Williams Elcrn".
Milan, lcibo!i Lief; on hases- Wash
Courtney. .: Williams. !. lit by pitcher
by Couriney tW"avcp ny Williams
EMPIRES. litdeo:and ana Evans. Time.
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ORANGE HORSE SHOW

Especial 10 The Times
ofANG VA, August g-Thc
p,Eahf.' Horse SHOW, Association viii
n"id It's annual exhibition here We'd.
IL. with many entries from Tho hnY;
stables OF the county
Among those Who have entered
MIR ceichraisd horses from away.
ton; w. Va: William Dupont. Mont-
n"!ler Va; Mrs. Alien Potts. Cor
a9hsfIl!e, Va: AllcndaIe Farms.
nnI.Nhhuria: Va. and T. g. Leigh
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IL looks IKE a double header today for
IN Iotts al rocky Mount. and can't see
any good reason why cWho-lcr and
nArr.H can't both win their game Three
me rom Rocky Mount would help a
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
incinnhti at ltnston.
Chicago mt lsrouhlyn.
Pitt sbureh at New York.
ST. Louis mt rhiladclu hia.
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RED SoX BEAT BROWNS.
5 TO q. IN ELEVENTH
Davis Weakened with Two ont in
Ninth After Holding Boston tu
Three IiitS.

iriy 1850 4utol i's,.
ST. LOUIS August Davis w,-,I.-
cned Win NO ont .H tho uintn after
holding Boston 10 three nl;s ,ui hos
ton tied the score on three sur-..s. .t
doubles, winning from - Louis f1-
day in the eleventh, when Myers
single scored Wit from second. IN,
score was , to /. score.
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AMERICAN BlCYCLISTS
BEATEN BY BELGIANS
Peters Won 1000 Meter Race I'm slow
Time OF One Minutes 4 30
Seconds.

IN W EitP, August 9.-In tho 4 ouD
meter bicycl. relay race for ,n,ns mr.
ipur tn" Americans were beaten by
The B"lEians and the Canadians by
me South Africans an the preliminary
trials.
Peers, the Dutch sycling chamn,or
Won the 1000 meter race In the slow
Johnson and Ryan. both OF England.
tim" or minute IS seconds.
"cFc second and third. respectively.
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art Of the game
Totals 3. .:7Ig Totals - 9.7.I
Ran for G'Nc!U in seventh
tSativH fnr Morton IN seventh.

New York .a......4 Q / ! o q Ut
Cleveland .2 q u D @ %
summary: RunS-P "C- .nDauch Ruin
(2). P-at:. P!uu BoG.e. Jamie son. Chn1-
man Smith F.-rOrs--Chauulan Gardner
lohnStpI.. Morton ~. Two-basy hits
Pit.p: Shhwkcy. Smith. Homo -ur-
smith. Sacrilr"E-I.sp Is. Eu"i. nuub..
Dlay--Euth ~ P.ru. Left on Oayrs-\.,v
York. a.; c..ye!and. Base on tea lis
n of cla-:S ! IN s;rG VI out Sn,. >
Sha'TSsy. 3 Norton. >: Clarke. Los
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There certainly is big margin be-
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DODGERS WALL0P C U B S
BEAT ALEXANDER AND HOLD
LEAD IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
ltilduT Doubles In Eighth md Score.
Three Runs-i<illcfcr Smashed
Finger.
IBy Associated Prcss.l

7 NY NSSVNItNtW I'EVSS.I
BROOKLYN, y. ". August o.
Brooklyn kept its prccarious lead to-
day when it broke the Alexander
hoodoo tina; has prevailed all season,
and beat Chicago d to ,.
Up 10 today Alexander had won
three straight from the Dodgers
With TWO on bases in the eighth
Alexander passed konctchy to get
kildun. The latter doubled to the
right-ncld fence. scoring three runs.
i\i!lcfcr smashed a finger in the
second. and VIII be out OF the gam.
some time. Score: