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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
MISS DETROIT V
WINS BIG PRIZE
IN GOLD CUP GO

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 14.-Cross-
ing the finish line l 1-5 seconds
ahead of Miss America, Miss De-
troit v OF the Detroit Power Boat
association. driven by Georgia
Wood, won the second 30-mile hed(
for the gold challenge cup race
here yesterday.
Rainbow Of the Royal Hamilton
Yacht club, with H. B. Greening at
the wheel, won. again In the second
50-mile heat for the Carl Fisher
trophy for displacement boats. fin
ishing SO second ahead of Snap
shot of the Detroit Boat club. with
J. W. Stroh driving. The winner'a
time was 1:20:42, an average OF
37.2 miles an hour.
Lidwina III Of the Buffalo Yacht
club, S. H. Egan skipper, won the
Sallan handicap cruiser race by
finishing second in the third and
final heat. The winner was deter
mined by the point system Of scor-
ing, Lidwina getting a total OF 81
points by finishing second. Ptdan-
do Of the Detroit Yacht club Won
yesterdays heat and tied for fourth
place in the race. Second place in
the race went to Tillamook OF the
Detroit Yacht club, which finished
fourth yesterday. Third place de-
veloped q tie between Cornelia II
OF the Cleveland Yacht club and
White Cap Of Toledo, which finish
ed. respectively, fifth and eighthtn
yesterdays heat. =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
MORE THAN 100
IN GOLF QUEST
FOR CHAMP CUP


i F1fty -eight tri-city eoifers teed-
on yesterday afternoon In the first
round Of the qualifying fights for
the tfi-city championship ct the an
nual tournament. staged over the
course Of the Rock Island arsenal.
Eighteen holes were played end
several good scores, - ~. unavail-
able. were reported.
The qualifying round Win be
completed with equally = many en-
trants will swing around this eft
ernoon. More than one hundred
are entered in the play.
The first round OF match play
VIII begin tomorrow and It ID e1-
pected tha4 tho winner will be de-
.srmi1ad BY Friday or Saturday.
Willard velie, trf-cdty title holder,
10 among those entered. but expects
the strongest kind of'compstition in
his attempt to repeat last summers
triumph.
The results Of yesterdays and
today's qualifying rounds will sp-
pear tomorrow in The Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
SMITH CLOSES
WITH NOYE AND
YOUNG HANLON
Independent A. C. Pronster Sigus
Star Eighties for Next Exhibi- -
ton at Illinois Sept q.

Promoter Frank Fat" Smith has
closed with Johnny Noye Of St
Paul and Jimmy Hanlon Of Denver,
to provide the thrills for, the fall
reopening Of the Rock Island indie
pendent A. c., Sept. %, 1T the Illi-
nois theatre, he announced today.
Fat" also reported that he had
closed with Bud McFadden of Sterl-
ing and frankie Schoerbrook Of
Rock Island to supply food for
gaspe in the Ground semi windup.
Bud is the bird who gave George
Cummings Of Davenport the worst
beating Of his life during the last
show at Douglas park. He is q
fighter on the order Of Billy Papke,
although still very crude in the ma
nipulation Of his mitts.
Schoerbrook demonstrated on the
same card that he is puncher of
promise by stopping Leonard
Christensen Of Davenport in two
rounds after a fusillade Of knock
out punches. Promoter Smith used
excellent judgment in matching
these boys in order to provide q
real thriller for his first show.
Jimmy Hanlon, who meets Johnny
Noye in the windup, boxes Richie
Mitchell in Fort Worth, Texas, to-
morrow night. Noye is scheduled
to box Pete Hartley, who annexed
Bat Nelson's title Of "the Durable
Dane" before Tommy Ryan's club
in Des Moines Friday night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14

Tres Mad.
Goo La Lat"

New York, Sept. u. - Georges
Carpenter. heavyweight champion
Of Europe, arrived on L. Lorraine
yesterday, "trss, tres mad" because
re papers Americana" have dub
bed him q motion picture fighter"
He has returned to America to
flick" Battling Levinsky ana then
challenge Jack Dempsey, he said.
He expects to engage in IN extsn-
sive fighting campaign against
Americas foremost boxers before
he tackles the champion, and he de-
clared he wbuld never appear In
motion pictfrs again until he met
Dempsey.
Carpenter, who returned to
France several months ago with an
imposing bank roll OF American
dollars, was very much concerned
over the articles published in this
country criticising him a. q tight
Stacker.
Carpenter looked mad enough to
knock out dozen boxers yesterday.
Whenpsked II he realised he was
tAckling one Of Americas foremost
fighters in Levinsky. WHOM he IL
scheduled to meet on Oct. II, he
answered:
"Pouf! Re bigger 1ey are 20
harder zey hit re canvas. Nest ce
( past"
Georges has improved immensely
In his English.
M. Descamps, Carpenters man
ager, declared the French fighter
was Weighing 172 pounds at present
and feeling 1t. He will train for
the Levinsky fight at the camp Of
Freddie Welsh, at Summit, N. ].
Among his sparring partners will
be Joe Jeanette, Marcel Thomas,
French welterweight, and Joe
Bloomfield the English fighter.
Thousands Of youngsters and
hundreds Of Frenchmen with q
band greeted Carpenter on his ar
rival. The champion. however, was
delayed in having to check II
trunks.
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81
Chicago, Sept. II. - The White
Sox got their punch back yesterday
anl walloped the Washington. Gsns
at6rs Is to 6. The big knockout
came in the sixth inning when the
Gleason's scored seven runs. Happy
Felsch got q homer IN this ronnA
and three white-hosed geeks WE'RE
on the bases ct the time. Happy'1l
drive landed in the leftheld bleacks
ers and was Q peach Of wal1cD. =
Urban Faber. the Cascade curvef.l
pitched a lteady game for thA'
White Sox. He was hit rather frSet
ly, but had good control. tightening
UP in the pinchee. .yas5F
Three wild men worked fos Mr.
Grinth, the old fox who pilots the
Senators around the circuit. jim
Shaw started but was removed with
the bases filled and none out In The
NTH. Erickson relieved Shaw. bat
gave way to . pinch hitter IN the
seventh. Bono, one Of Grifs iste'
arrivals. finished up for the losers.
The three wild men walked nine
White Sox' and were hit safely T.
entssn times. Extra bass hits "
smeared all over the lot and 10
while it was feared 0rimth Vt
pull all the gray hair out Of.
head. -s&.'F 700
Score by innings:
Chicago. 80. .1O1117O A-S3
Washington >. ..11l02000l-
Batteries -Faber and Schall
Shaw. Erickson. Bono and Cha.
rfty. ;7
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~TAe Argus = nisinfosmsd. !"
said . member Of The executive
board Of the Rock Island post,
American Legion. last evening.
with reference Of the post toward
boxing and other forms Of athletic
activities.
The creative board favored
boxing exhibitions, but not In CO.
partnership or conjunction with
any athlstic organization hereto,
fore conducting them. =
The Legion Il not In any Wy
antagonistic to boxing exhibitions
or any sport, and he exscutiye
board, voicing tho sentiments Of
the members. took ths stand I
speak Of" -
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Hiqh School Cridders
Get Fill of Tropical
Football in Workouts

"Snus" Anderson, last seasons
guard, is holding his old place
along side Hinke in championship
shape. Anderson ought to be one
Of the strong men OF the line this
year.
Campbell. another veteran. has
been playing the other guard OF
and on and it is probable that he
will continue to do so.
At the ends. Schmidt and Littig
will probably be on hand. Both
these men made good reps last year.
Backfeld y Problem.
In the backfield no permanent &C.
lections have as yet been made. Al
most every night changes have been
made in the four positions. She'd
der seems to be playing quarter
quite regularly and Masters usually
lines up at full, but new men have
been in at the halves at every prac-
tice. Last night Harper and Blank
enburg ran signals and scrimmaged
In those positions.
The islanders are pinnfng their
chances Of victory Saturday to the
grads losing wind If the day is
warm. After working out in July
weather for the past two weeks the
high boys believe they can play
tropical football and can stand a
faster pace than the grads, who
haven't been working out
Milstead to Wabash.
Milstead, last years high captain;
left this morning for Wabash COL
lege. "Milly'' played q fine game
while he was in school and was
one Of the best tackles in the state.
Last year he also made good in the
backfield. although his real place ID
on the line. Coach Kimmel IL a
graduate Of Wabash.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14

Teams, in which Rock Island was
invited to seAd representative 70
the annual preseason council to
be held in Canton, Sept. Is.
Mr.. Flanagan declared he intends
to attend the big pow-wow and that
he will offer the big teams every
Involvement to come to Rock Island
this fall to compete with the inee-
pendents for the worlds champi0a-
ship title.
The invitation was taken as 4 cfi.
terion that the outside football
world recognizes In the Independ-
ents an opponent worthy of the
class Of previous competition, and
! that Rock Island has earned the
respect and admiration Of the gen
eral football and sporting field fol
its clean sportsmanship and grand
achievements.
Lets Co." Says Rube.
"Rube" Ursella dropped into
town today at z y. m. and came i'm
mediately to Rock Island to seek
IL residence for himself and Mrs
Ursella, who is expected to follow
her husband within the next sew.
eral days. The "Rube" was all
smiles when he hit Second avenue
and his first words were, "We1l
men. let's go!" II I am not mis-
taken. that was his clarion call las,
season at Douglas park.
Ursella will lead the available
Independents In their first practice
session tonight at Douglas park
While NO heavy work is expected
the athletes will probably be put
through initial stunts. such al
punting, charging and a. swirs
around the field at jog trot. Te.
morrow night, it is anticipated, that
more intensive training will begin.
Advertising Schemes.
The fans closed with . general
discussion a. to raising funds b.
advertising methods in which all
tri-city merchants and industrial
enterprises should be approached
| for space ON the grounds. The mat
| ter Of advertising the games VA
raised and It was tentatively agreed
that posters be distributed among
nearby towns on Monday and Tues
(! day of each week.
Arthur Wyland. last years sta,
guard and kickoff man. was II
town last night for q time. but
business errand prevented hin
from attending the meeting. Wy
land said he is positive the indie
pendents will cop this year. ana tina
he will Be ON hand to assist
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
THE sCOREBOARD

COVELESKIE held the Indians In
first place by winning from the
Athletics, 3 to 2.
BABE RUTH'S 49th home run
put the Yankees in front Of the IT,
Kefs, 4 to z.
THE WHITE SOX kept well up
in the bupch by trouncing the Sen
ators. Is to 6.
THE ROBINS stepped on 'er and
took two from the Cubs. making it
10 straight for the leaders. Scores,
Z to 8 and Z to 2.
BIG NRED TONEY reversed the
Giants form and shut out the Card
mails, Z to 0.
RIXEY got the Pills to lie and
jolted the Reds, 8 to 2.
SCOTT held the Pirates to Tires
hits and won for the Braves, 3 to Q.
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80 -ss- ~
StinchcOnb
New Ace of
OhiOState

/ Columbus, O., Sept. 14.-Who1l
take Harley's place at Ohio State?
That's the question football fans
all over the country are asking.
With the famous halfback at
Ohio State in the capacity Of assist
ant coach, the eyes Of the pigskin
world will be focused on the 1920
Scarlet and Gray machine to see
how it stacks up without him in
the lineup.
Superstar 8 Years.
For three years he was the sup-
erstar of the football armament
here. In two Of those years his
eleven won the western conference
title and in last year lost the gon-
Talon only in the last eight seconds
Of play to Illinois.
indicated for two years, it was
only through Harley's fleetfooted-
ness, by dint of his nimble brain
and flying legs that disaster was
STAYED off on several occasions. His
ability to drop kick, place kick or
punt also served his team in good
stead many time.
Stinchcomb Successor.
Admitting his pre-eminence
among his teammates. followers of
the Buckeye eleven stoutly main
tain if all goes well the Ohioans
again will have to be reckoned with
this fall.
Most of them point to "Pete"
Stinchcomb. varsity quarterback OF
| last year, as most likely to step in
| to Harley's brogans. On any 9TH
er team Stinchcomb would have
been the outstanding star, they as
sert. In his high school days and
as a freshman here he was reckon
ed as a great halfback.
Freshman No SLOUGH.
But there is another who is be-
| ing touted as the logical successor
| to the redoubtable "Chic." He is
Hobo" Workman, who last year
captained the freshman team. He
| is heavier than Harley, an excellent
open field runner, forward passer
and punter. He unQuestionably was
the star Of q cracking yearling elev-
en- last fall, and many believe he
will outshine Stinchcomb this fall
All admit, however, that only
time can settle the question OF the
succession to the Harley crown in
the hearts of Buckeye fandom.
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HOW THEY STAND.

Brooklyn, Sept 14.-A mob OF
80, 1000 fans observed the Jewish
New, Year and other objects Of In
terest yesterday and watched the
noble Cubs twice get It in the neck
from the Dodgers. The scores were
z to 3 and z to 2.
In the opening fracas the locals
lit on Alexander in brutal fashion
and he went away after i've roands
Of heavy bombardment. Ten blows
piled up six runs In that time. Car
ter finished UP against Pfe6er. who
pitched the kind Of ball that de-
served to win.
On three occasions the Cubs had
runners on second and third with
only one out. Twice Big Jeff came
out OF the mess. In the ninth vol
ley of three hits. sent In two runs
to go with the single tally our side
picked up in q careless moment in
the first round.
Ccoro nv inuinHN
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ST. PAUL 0IMCHES
"A PENNANT WITH
LEAD OF 20 IL GINS.

st. Paul, Sept. 14.-St. Paul has
won the 1890 championship Of the
American Association. IT'S victory in
one game Of a double-header at Mil
waukee Sunday furnishing TIE de-
Gliding points in the percentage col
umn. It was announced yesterday
that postponed game with Mime
apolis could not be played of. ana
this left only twenty-five games on
the Saints schedule. whereas they
now have q lead OF 22h games over
their nearest opponent, Minnsap-
oils. St Paul has won An even 100
games out Of 143 played.
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AIL-STARS ROUT
GIANTS SUNDAY IN
LOPSIDED AFFAIR

In . hard-played game the Rock
Island All-Stars defeated the Til
city Union Giants at Douglas park
Sunday Afternoon. The All-Stars
came close to q record when they
ran in their Is runs all in the SEC
ond inning. Weiss Of the islanders
pitched a steady game and should
have had q shutout with good sup
port. Next Sunday the All-Stars
play the velie 0rsys in the last
game of the season. The score:
r. H. E..
All-stars =. o Is 0 900 ooo-13 IL 6
Giants .....1 0 0 003 co.'s 6 6
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BY sALBI Az

The outlook for q winning Squad
at Rock Island high school looks
good at present Despite the heat
OF last night Coach. Kimmel drove
three full squads Of swelterine
players through one Of the Longest
workouts OF the year. The boys
showed good form and are prepared
to knock the grads for several goals
before the alumni game Is over next
Saturday.
Tho evenings fun was begun with
catching punts and forwards. A
long drill in tackling was then held
and after q short signal practice
the workout wound mp with q siren
uous scrimmAge. The boys are
showing more and more pep As the
season progresses. Last night was
the first time that three full squads
have reported. The athletes are
also popping mp and are taking the
hard work without a murmur.
Hlnke in Fine Form.
Captain dlnke has been playing
the old game at tackle. Dude" ID
q hard hitting man. and with three
years Of experience. he IL preparing
to ''eat 'em all alive" this season
The other tackle position 80 far this
season has been held down by Haw.
ley, . new man. He has Z good
nhyninuA. INIT lAcka the neceaaarv
experience. this being his first veal
out for the squad
DOMAIN. center on last years az
gregation, is showing better form
this year than he ever put up last
fall. He Is right there when II
comes to passing and his knowl.
edge gained last season will, heir
in playing rowing center.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
HOME GOLF CLUB
PLANS BIG FETE
FOR CHICK EVANS

Chicago, Sept. 1l.-Edsewater
club syill tender q complimentary
dinner to Charles Evans, Jr.. Thurs
day, September q, at the club-
house, to celebrate the new national
amateur champions recent success
at Roslyn against Francis Ouimet-
Elaborate preparations are being
made to entertain the worlds
greatest golfer. and the members OF
the club are expected to turn out
en- masse in honor Of their popular
champion.
Evans is expected to arrive in
Chicago early this morning and will
proceed via airplane with Robert
q. Mcdonald, the Bob O. Link pro-
fessional, to the Kokomo lind.
Country club. where the local play
ers are scheduled to appear this AZ
ternoon in An exhibition match
against Harry vardon and Edward
Ray Much interest will be mani
tested in the kind Of game Evans
and Macdonald will play. aftes
their drive behind skilled pilot
Il will be a sort of bNliday In Ko-
komo, and thousands ,-of anxious
eyes will be ON the lookout Tor thu
airplane At noon.
Members of the Western Adver.
Using Golfers association Will meet
today at the New Evanston Coll
club in their monthly tournament
The qualifying round at nine holes
this forenoon will be followed By
match play in the various fighti
after luncheon. Results will be de-
termined by the chip system TIT
association will conclude tts sea
son next month ct . club vt to n
selected.
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PEARCE OF ROx
SIGNS UP WITH
STALEY ELEVEN

Decatur, H., Sept. 14.-Walter J.
Pearce Of Providence. r. l., for
merly quarterback on the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania eleven, and
shortstop on the Rockford Three
Eye league baseball team. who was
sold to the Chicago Cubs last sea-
son, has benz signed for the Staley
football team, according to an an
nouncement made here today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
YOUNG DENNY WINS.

New Orleans, La, Sept H.
Yount Denny Of New Orleans, was
awarded the decision over Eddie
O'HAre Of New York in the ninth
round Of their scheduled Is round
fight after O'Hare refused to con.
tinue, claiming that Denny had
used Z mentholated preparation On
HIS bead that blinded HIM
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
S. Midwest
Schedules
Announced
INDIANA.

INDIANA.
Sept. 26-RfAnkliA ut Blooainxtsn.
Oct. 9-1owA UAlvexSitt at Bloomingtsn.
Oct. o-Unfvsrsaty Of Mississippi u
Bleomingtoa.
Oct. 16-MlnnesoAo q lGlannpslis,
Oct. SO-NofthWestefn At Indianapolls.
Nov. 13-Notfe Dame Ut Indianapolin.
Nov. 20-Punaue - Lafayette.
PURDUE.
Oct. 2-De PAW 1t Lafayette.
Oct. 0-Chicago ut Chicago.
Oct. l6-Ohto State 81 Columbus.
Oct S0-WAbash Ut LseSystte.
Nov. 6--Netfe Dame Ut Seath Bes4
Nov. 13-NorthWes1efn a4 Evaastoa. .
Nov. 2O-lndianA Ut Lafayette.
NOTkE DAME.
Oct. 2-Kalamaxo0 College e Notzo
Dame.
Oct. s-western State Normal as Metre
Dame.
Oct. l6-NAr.sha ~ Ilneols.
Oct. 23-valparaiso 1t Notre Da0e.
Oct. .30-Army ct West Point
Nov. @Purlue 1t Notre DADe
Nov. l3-lndianA At BloominGt0n.
Nov. 20-Northwestern ut Evanston.
Nov. 26-Niehigaa Aggies at East
Lansing.
MICHIGAN.
Oct. 0-Case 1t Ann Arbor.
Oct. l6-M. A. C. ae Ann ArbeH.
Oct. 25-U. Of nlinols at Ann Afbof.
Oct. 3O-Tulane at Ann Arber.
Nov, 6IOhio State ct Columbus.
Nov. I3-ChicaSo at Ann Afb0f.
New. .9o-eNjnneooto ct 4l1oeopOlb.
HAs-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
LEONARD.NORAN GO POST.
P0NED.

Chicago, Sept 1.-THE Benny
Leonard-Pal Moore match has been
nut of . week. II WIN b staged
September Is at East Chicago in
stead Of next Saturday. Leonard
asked for the change to give him
more time. He wants = rest d
several days following his knock
out victory over Laughlin.
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LONDOs FL0Ps SANrELL.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. IA. =
Ad Santell. light heavyweight
wrestling champion. last night lost
his match with Jim Londos. two
falls In threA
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FIGHT FLASHES

Cleveland, O.. Sept. 14.-fUnited
Press)-Tom Mc0inty, Cleveland
boxing promoter, has set the date
for the Benny Leonard-Jack Brit
ton match here for September 30.
He said he had the lightweight and
welterweight champions signed to
q contract to fight 10 rounds. Each
scrapper is guaranteed $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14

HOOPER'S sacrifice in the 18th
scored the Red Sox's winning run
in their 5 to I battle with the
BfownA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-14
ssS;3;sz]E9i$;;;Ss; M

Detroit, Sept. 14.-Cafl Mays, who
was knocked out Of the box in the
first inning Of Sundays game, came
back yesterday and, although hit.
harder than Ehmke, won. 4 to &c
Ruth's home home into the bleach =
ers-his 49th Of the scored.
Pipp ahead Of him and gave the
Yankees the two runs that decided
the contest This drive tied the,
last record anybody has been able
to dig up for Bambino. Harry
Stovey of the Philadelphia Ameri-
can Associated Athletics is said to-
have made - homo runs in 1882;
Score by innings:
New York .......0010o20l0-41
Detroit 80. ......1001O0000-2-
Batteries-Mays and. Hannah q
Ehmke and Stanage.
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Reds Can't Hit Rkey.

Philadelphia, Sept IA stag
gering blow was dealt the Reds
pennant hopes yesterday when the
Phillies johed Pat Moran's cham
pions in the first game Of . three
series to 2. Rixey handed the
Reds their fourth straight defeat
since coming east, holding the
champs to>hve hits.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .....101201d1-d
Cincinnati .......00000000I2
Batteries-Rixey and Withrow;
El!er and Allen.
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Giants Blank Cards.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Giants
shut out the Cardinals, to 0. and
moved up to . tie for second with
the Reds. The Giants went after
Doak in the second inning. getting
five hits, including . triple and .
home run. These, with two passes
and . sacrifice ny. netted six runs.
st. Louis used two recruit pitchers.
who held the Giants to one run, the
result Of Q double steal by Young
and King.
Score by innings:
New York ........06o01000x-7
st. Louis ........O0OOOOOO0-O
Batteries-Toney and Snyder ;
Doak, Scott, Lyons and Clemens,
Griesback.
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TRIBE SHADES HACKS.

Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. a. - The.
Indians made It two In . row from:
the Athletics when Coveleski beat:
Naylor in a pitching duel. 3 to g..
The Mackmen scored both RUGS in.
the first on Dykes single. Grimnx <.
double and Walkers single.
A single by Gardner, pass to-
O'Neil and singles by Coveleski and
Jameson tied the score in the NTH,
while Speaker scored the winning
rnn in the sixth on singles by him
self and Gardner and Burns fly to-
Walker. Perkins letting Walkers
throw get away from him.
Score by innings:
Cleveland 0002100s3
Philadelphia -. ..20000O000-2
Batteries - Coveleskie an d
O.Neill: Naylor aid Perkins.