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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28
GOLF NOTADLES PLAYING
More Than 1C0 Pros and Amateurs
Start in Metropolitan Open
Tournament.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-No Metropoli-
tan open golf tourney of recent years,
and perhaps none before. has equaled
this years in size and quality of en-
try. Included among the hundred odd
professionals and amateurs who will
start on today at the Greenwich
Country Club their three day Crap
ping for this important title are all
the prominent pros in the eastern and
southern states. and few from the
west Walter Hagen, who added the
Metropolitan open last year to his list,
will have u strenuous job defending,
for his lanky rival. Jim Barnes. who
did not compete year ago at North
Shore, will be on hand. All the way
down the list of pros are former
champions and headliners, such as
Alex Smith, Tom Mcnamara, Tom
kerrigan, J. Douglas Edgar, Willie
Oee, Frank Mcnamara, George Froth-
eringham. Pat OHara, Tom Boyd and
Paddy Doyle.
probably stronger than ever before,
for it includes several who have never
competed. OF prime Importance among
the newcomers is Tommie Armour,
who arrived from Scotland last week.
Armour recently defeated Cyril Toll
ley. British amateur champion, LOT
the amateur title of France. Armour
may decide to make his home perma-
nently in this country and may pos
Sibly turn professional. Another new
conner is the phenomenal Jess sweet
ser, intercollegiate champion.
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WITH INDEPENDENT MINES

Shamrock Athletic Club and r. P.
Andrews battled seven innings TO an
l1-l1 count yesterday on the Monu-
ment grounds. Both teams batted
heavily and played well afield.
Renroc battered Phi MI Sigma
pitchers for an 11-to-7 triumph.
Trammel. who relieved Benner in the
second inning, held the losers to four
hits for the remainder of the game
Renrocs and Rex Juniors will play
Friday on Monument Lot diamond
No. 4, starting at $50
Beamer held the Indian Head nine
to four hits, while the Gibraltars
batted their way to a 5-to-4 success.
The GIBBS will play at Laurel Sunday.
Finney Kelly's All-Stars will clash
with Sam Coles colored nine at
Amer ican League Park tomorrow aft
ernoou. Play will be started at go.
John Laycock was elected manager
of the Park Juniors at meeting of
that club last night. Harry Flynn
was made captain and Herman Schel-
lin treasurer.
The Knights of Pythias and Cadillac
mines have scheduled IA game for to-
morrow afternoon. 1t will be played
on Monument lot, diamond No. /.
Starring al :, o'clock.
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EAST IS JOLTED IN n. |,
Clubs From West Win Three of
Four Games, Reds Gaining
on Dodgers.

Western clubs opened their second
invasion of the east in an suspicious
manner yesterday in the National
League. While the runner-up Reds
were reducing the advantage of the
leading Dodgers, the Cubs swamped the
Braves and the Pirates ran circles
around the Phillies. The lone eastern
triumph was scored by the Giants. who
overcame the Cards.
Marquard was the victim of a first
inning Red assault, and the world cham
pions continued to pound the Dodger
hurler until he was driven from the
slab in the sixth. Mamaux, who re-
lieved, also suffered good humping
the Reds winning, to g. Ruether was
hit freely, but kept the blows widely
scattered.
The Braves just can't beat the Cubs
in Boston. Chicago's fifth straight
victory of the season in the Hub was
at 10 to .. Fillingim was hammered
by the WesternerS, and costly error
made by him was responsible for five
Cub runs in the fifth
Barnes held the Cards to three hits
while the Giants slammed four Mitch
ers for seventeen hits and an S-to-1
win.
The Pirates combed Meadows for n
mock OF safeties and vanqushed the
Phillies, to /. Hamilton easily ba +
fled the losers.
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SHOOT FOR WORLD TITLE
Americans Are in Competition
With Cream of Marksmen in
Olympic Events.

ANTWERP. Belgium. July 2S-The
mar ksmanShip title of the world is
at stake in the Olympic target shoot
ing events. beginning today at the,
Belgian army range at Camp Bever-
100, about thirty miles from Ant
werp. in the direction of the German
frontier.
The best army and civilian trap
shooters, with army rifles. pistols and
carbines. drawn from all corners of
the earth, are competing with their
chosen weapons. One unusual feature
of this target shooting is that the
American rifle is represented by two
teams-the American and Belgian.
In addition to the American team.
which has strong hopes of winning
the meet. the following nations We're
registered to compete: Belgium,
Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Spain, Fin
land. Holland. Great Britain, Italy,
Norway, Portugal. South Africa,
Sweden. Switzerland and Ccechoslova-
kia. The events will continue until Au
gust 4.
The individual matches for rifle.
pistol and carhine are open to five
competitors from each nation and the
team events to teams of five men.
with two possible substitutes, with
the exception of the team shooting
800 meters, with carbines or any other
arm chosen, when the teams will in
ciude six men with three possible sub
stitutes.
In the individual events in each
competition the gilt Olympic medal
and bronze statuette is to be award
ed the winner. silver medal to second
prize winner and bronze to the third
man, while in the team events diIAO-
mas, and gilt medals go to each mem
Der of the winning team, silver
medals to each of the second and
bronze medals to each of the third.
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ROTH BECOMES JOYFUL.
Hits Against Former Team Elate
Him-Jamieson Also Carries
Broad Smile.

DEIk0IT. July 2S.-Bobby Roth was
as pleased over spanking the Indian
pitchers yesterday as Charlie Jameson
was at robbing the Washington hitters.
Both once were set adrift by the clubs
they opposed. Wish l had him now"
was Griff's comment after seeing Jamie
son perform.
Stolen bases have been none too
plenty for Rice of late. He managed
to sneak one in against O'NeiIl in
forty three however.
The Knights of Pythias. holding a
convention in Cleveland, had a band
to enlighten the five hours required
to run off the two games Many of
the delegates were numbered among
the crowd of more than 10000 that
turned out for the bargain
Maurice Shannon finally has land
ed back with his first love, the Mack
men. the White SoX and Yankees hav-
ing lost out in the draw Now more
rumorS may be expected of Fred
Thomas coming to the Nationals
Yesterday was the first time Harris
had played on the Cleveland grounds.
as he was out of the game with a
sore hand last fall. and was taken ill
there on the first trip this year His
i've hits in eight times up indicate
that strange grounds do not bother
him, in which case he may make a
lot of music at Navin Field here.
which he also never has seen.
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IN AMATEUR LEAGUES

Although it garnered twelve safe
ties to four for the opposition, RIGGS
found it difficult to defeat National
Savings. to 3, yesterday in the
Bankers League. National Savings
punched its hits with Riggs errors
in the third inning to tally all us
runs. Riggs tied the score in the sew
enth and chased across the deciding
marker in the eighth.
Federal Trade made good use of the
ten hits in the War League, beating
Main Building, s to .. Peake was bat
ted off the slab in the fourth and Fed
eral Trade punished Garrett in the
sixth.
An early start gave Zone an IL,
toto win over Zone ) in a Navy Yard
League slugfest Zone B scored three
times in each of the last three in
nings, one short of matching the total
amassed by Zone in the first trio
of sessions
Treasury punched hits off Decker
in the second inning and off Warthen
in the fourth TO thrash Post Office.
6 to !, in the Departmental League.
Rlak eman held the Mailmen to four
blows.
Shops easily took a 10-to-2 skin
ming game from Southern in the Ter
minal League. Bateman and Linn
eric We're the only members of the
winning nine who failed TO hit.
Consistent hitting enabled High
land Athletic Club to take a 7-to-2
game from Boiling Field in the Po-
tomac League. The Highlands never
were headed.
Adjutant Generals Office swamped
Navy in the Colored Departmental
League, IL to l.
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us. GUNNERS UNPLACED
Scandinavian Shooters Capture
Honors in Running Deer
Event at Olympics.

ANTWERP. July % Gby the AS
ISOLATED Press).-Americans failed to
obtain a place yesterday in the indi
vidual events in the Running Deer
competition at the artillery range in
connection with the Olympic games.
In the single shot event Otto Oleson
of Norway was the first. with score
of 43 out of a possible 30. Swain
of Sweden and Natvig of Norway
were tied for second place with Al
The American deer shooters went
to the Beverloo camp last night to
join the rifle team, which begins it's
match today.
American trapshooters yesterday
received their Olympic medals
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BUREAU AIMS AT NAVY.
Hopes to Muster Team for Game to
Break League Tie.

Bureau. now tied with Navy for the
lead in the second series of the Gov
eminent League. as result of the
formers forfeiture of yesterdays
scheduled game. will endeavor TO place
a team on the field tomorrow for
contest with the Sailors. Manager
Mayhem team is badly crippled now
that Bryant. star pitcher. and F'itz-
gerald have gone to out of town
clubs, and yesterday Bureau couldn't
muster nine men.
Should the teams clash tomorrow
Navy will have "A decided advantage
as it has three clever pitchers
Seweu, Driver and Hudson-availabIe
and all of its other regulars al hand
The game is listed for the east dia-
o'clock.
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The sprinters practiCed starts and
dashes, while the distance runners
circied the lower deck many times.
The wrestlers, boxers, fencers. shot
putters and tug-of-War men worked
out.
For the balance of the trip the
training calls for twice day ses-
slons when the weather is fair
Owing to the heat of the lower
decks the first place winners in the
try-outS for Marathon runners. cy-
clists and sprinters have been trans
ferred to the sick bay and upper
deck cabins by consent of the trans
port officers.
Dress and competition uniforms
We're distributed this evening. They
consist of blue flannel coat. a cap
with an American shield. white fian-
mel trousers. white shoes. white Ter
sey shirt. with embroidered shields.
and white trunks with red. white
and blue seam bands and border.
TWO StoUaways have been diScoN-
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TOUGH GAME FOR KNICKS.
Navy Yard Gathers Stars for Cas-
ualty Hospital Benefit.

hnlckerbocker Athletic Club, hold
ers OF the District record for con
secutlVe base ball victories at twenty
hNe' VIII encounter sturdy opposi-
iIon IN the game to be played for the
cement OF the Casualty Hospital fund
at American League Park SATURDAY.
afternoon The Navy Yard League IS
being carefully combed for nine to
battle the knicks and as that circuit
includes many players well above
average strength. ii is certain to put
a capable aggregation in the field
The Navy Yard pitcher viii be Sc
lected from among a group including
Frye, Ofutt, Serrin and kuhnert
Each has been hurting at good clip
this season.
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Mortons rap through the box and
eHaced ONeill at third-a smart play
Tie in Ninth, LOse ONT

Morton's rap through the box and
eHaced ONeill at third-a smart play.
Tie in Ninth, Lose Out.
1t looked as if Morton would breeze
through to an unearned victory, with
Jameson repeatedly killing off Ma
tlonai rallies, but in the ninth he
faltered and the score was tied. Hit
ting for Mcbride, Johnson drew a
pass and Zachary singled, jim ONeill
being sent in to run for him. Judge
also walked, filling the bases, and
Johnson tailed while Doc Johnston
was retiring Milan. Rice famed at
this Juncture, an unusual thing for
Sam, but Roth clicked one to center
and the count was knotted Harris
left Roth on second.
Steve ONeill greeted Courtney.
Who replaced Zachary. with a single
TO left in the flag end of the ninth
Caldwell ran for him and took sec
ond on Pinch hitter Burns sacrifice.
moved up another notch on jamie
sons death and logged home with the
deciding tally when Chapman drove a
safety to right.
All of the four pitchers Speaker
sent against the Nationals in the sec
ond game got their bumps Myers
worked in only the final frame. but
yielded half a dozen safeties, good
for four runs.
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cred aboard the transport. One o.
them is John Norton of Toledo. who
also was d stowaway on the FINLAND
When the American olympic team
sailed in 1912 Al that TIM he va
made mascot Of the team. Norto3
ma in stateroom shoe chest Of IN.
frlncesS Matoika from Saturday ..
Monday lie has now signed as a
waiter and Will accompany tba lean
TO Antwerp.
There is no sickness aboard.
Navy Athletes Active.
OK BOARD THE L s :. FRED
ERICk. July p oby Wireless to I'M.
Associated Pressb.-The Navy ath-
letes en- route to Antwerp are keeping
up hard practice on the quarterback
the rowing crew, wrestiers. boxers
fenccrs and runners exercising tWtc,.
daily The Frederick which has
aboard lo1 athletes and coaches OF
the Navy Olympic party. is 145 miles
ahead Of the Princess Matoika
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PURSES TOTAL S317. 500
Laurel to Have Three Stakes of
$4,000 for Meeting That Will
Open October |.

Iurimen viii reap a golden harvest
when they invade Laurel next fail.
The stake blanks call for a distribu-
tion of s3l7.500 for the twenty-six
days OF the sport This is an aver
age Of more Than $4,000 daily. with
some of the overnight purses having
an added value OF $4,000 and $4,000.
The list of stakes follows.
AnnaToiiS handicap. three yearolds and ma.
mile and a half, Sl0.WD added
maryland handicap; three-ye Odds mile snI
n quarter; $40 Ooo added
Laurel; all ages: mile; $l00 coo added.
National: two year-oldS: six furlonrs: e. 90
added.
capitol handicap: three year lds and IN: 81
furlongs; s5."po added
added.
heTy Chase steeplechase handicap: four.
!ear-oidS and up; about TWO and a half miles.
S5.sn added '
fatuAeni Steeplechase handicap: threo-ve.tr
o4as ana up about two miles: 81 0Oa added
lHAet Of Leave steeplechasr; three v.,r
"irs' about TWO miles: $1,000 added
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WAR R|SKERS IN MEET
Will Take Part in the Navy Yard
Recreation League Games
August %.

War risk bureau athletes will vie
with navy yard employees for honors
in the annual meet of the Navy Yard
recreation League when that track
and field carnival is held in the Gen.
trail High School Stadium August %
The date for the games was decided
at meeting of the league officials
held last night. Rain last Saturday
prevented the holding of the contests.
The entrance of the War Riskers
Will go far toward making the meet
a brilliant affair. The insurance bu-
reau has a number of good athletes in
its employ, and they can be counted
upon to make the Navy Yarders eX-
tend themselves in competition.
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Will Entertain Friends
in Private Golf Tourney

NEW YORK, J9ly 2S.-Sumner
II. Holiander, one of The high
ranking golfers. who represents
the Si.vanOy Country Club in
many tournaments, will today
introduce Il links innovation.
HolIanGer will give Il private
tournament for his friends. hav-
ing obtained the course of the
knolisvGOd Country Club in
White Plains for the day. Sew
erai score of golfers have been
invited. and a handicap cOmpe-
titiOn will be played, the handi-
caps being q matter of grave
concern, for they are unknown
in advance.
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RYAN TO COACH CORNELL

JACK Ryan, former coach Of the. Ma
tionals' pitching staff and of the var
sity nine at Virginia in 1876. will
succeed John Henry as coach of the
base ball team at Cornell University
according to an unofficial announce
ment Ryan at present is managing
the commerce team in the Govern
mehtment League and scouting for
the Giants and Tigers
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WHITE SOx GET CLOSER.

Scoring 3-to-l victory over the
liSers yesterday moved the third
place White Sox TO within four games
OF tne leadlng Indians in the strue-
gle for the American League Dennant.
Faber mastered Leonard in a pitch
ing duel. The White Sox twirler held
the Tigers to five hits, with Young
and Woodall' each getting two, and
tanned nine batters. Leonard yielded
only seven clouts but passed five men
and uncorked wild pitch.
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SANDLOTTERS CHALLENGE

Oriole Athletic Club. with a record of
sixteen wins in as many starts. claims
the District championship in the four
teen-year-old class Teams willing to
argue despite the claim should address
Nick Sakos at 1929 Sth street
The A. b. Graham nine is without
games. Washington teams looking for
Saturday afternoon and Sunday engage
ments should communicate with Man
ager NJ. G.. Coleman at 1872 c street His
telephone is Main 664S.
ANY team that has no game scheduled
for Sunday should correspond with the
manager of the Mohawk Athletic Club,
f J. Lehman, 1902 d street southeast.
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Professional Golfers PLAYING

CHICAGO July 2S.-The qualifying
round today of the midwestern section
of the Professional Golfers Associa-
ttlon brought forth thirty leading
players for the thirty siXt h hole
event at the estmoreland Country
Club. The eight lowest will qualify
for the championship event at Floss
moor, August l6 to 2I
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GRIFFITH AGAIN SCOUTS
FOR STARS IN MINORS
Sees Nationals Divide With Indians Before Hit
ting Lonesome Trail-Only Snyder and
Craft to Go for ORourke.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

DETROIT July SClark Griffith his Alter
which.
he assembled real the The
Nationals asserted but admitted he planned
Michigan. For thing, he
club which being by Harris White former Wahngonan,
thrnugh hi. ,rnrk .itht he rand Rapd
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CALVO GETS THREE HITS.

Jacinto Calvo. ex-National, helped
Little Rock score 3-to-2 victory
over New. Orleans in a fourteen-in-
ming Southern Association game yes
terday when. in five times at bat, he
made three of the seven hits garner
ed by his club.
Miller and Brottem, who are slated
to join the Nationals at the close of
the southern season. and Calvo scored
the Little Rock runs.
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DEMPSEY TO FACE MISKE.
Ten-Round Bout Listed for Benton
Harbor. Mich. Labor Qav.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Jack Dempsey.
heavyweight champion of the world.
has been matched to meet Billy Misk e
OF st. Paul in a ten-round contest at
Benton Harhor, Mich. Labor day
the night viii be to a decision pro-
v:ded Dempsey agrees. Promoter Fitz-
simmons said Dempsey is guaranteed
$4,000.
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GOLF STARS TO INVADE.
Tolley, British Amateur Champion
Is Among Those Coming

LONDON. July 2s.-CyriI J. H. Toll
ley, British amateur golf champion.
VIII compete in the Roslyn. l..
tourney in September. as will Roger
Wethered. captain of the Oxford Tni-
yersity Golf Club; Lord Charles
Hope. 1913 amateur CHAMPION of
France, and T. D. Armour, the Scot
Versailles for the French title
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Upset in Trotting Stake.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 2s.-Millie
irwin. third choice. won the Shepard
and Swisher 211 trot, Yesterdays fea
lure at the Grand Circuit meeting
Inc mare finished in front in the first
ana third heats and was barely
beaten in the second trial The race
was Tor $4,000 purse. The best time
was 2.06A.
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HdtttI Iu- T aeth N eighth
w Washington .-. J p o u | o 4-lG
runs batted in-Harris t5,, Roth ~. Erick-
son ca. Rice t2). Judge Ca Milan. MCBRIDE
Earuner, ONeill 81. Jameson a. Two.
base hits-Miian. Roth. Johnston. $. O'Neill,
Jameson Jameson stolen bases-Rice. Roth, Harris
Sacrihce-Harris Double plays-WarnbsgsnsS
tunassistedl Milan and Harris. Left ON
bases-Wa Washington. 10: Cleveland. 10 Bases
uhle, l: off Faeth 4. Hits-OG Caldwell 7 In
10 innings: off Uhle. 4 in 1-3 inning; of
i in SID innings; OF Myers. s in /
inning; struck ou;-By Erickson, .; by CaId
Wen; l. ny Ghle. l; by Faeth A. BIZ Myers. /
Wild pitch-Faeth. Losing pitcher-Caid-
well. tmpires-Messrs. Chill and Meriarty.
lime OF game hours and 70 minutes
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u. S. OLYMPIC ATHLETES
PRACTICE ABOARD SHIP

oN bo+tKD L > > PRINCESS MATOkA July y (by Wireless
10 the Associated PreSS)Perfect sailing
OF the American Olympic eleven
the upper deck and punching bag wrestling mats have
mere
hie with today split strain and viii have ~
aired
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WILL PROBE FIGHT SHOW.
Holders of Tickets Held Unable to
See Wills-Fulton Go.

TRENTON, n. j.. July 2S-Gov. Ed
wards has ordered an investigation
INTO the mana cement of the Fulton
wills boxing bout in Newark Mon
day night. when it is alleged that
hundreds who had paid rs high as
Slo and $50 for admission ticket
We're unable to get into the arena.
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Will Discuss Central Athletics.

Plans for improving athletics at
central High School will be discussed
at a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the &C" Club. to be held to-
night at Glib 18th street =.
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Americans in REGATTA.

TORONTO. Ontario. July 2S.-Eleven
rowing clubs of Canada and the
United States will compete at, the
Royal Canadian Henley, to be held at
Port Dalhousie, Ontario, Friday and
Saturday.
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Knocked Out in Bout, Dies.

DETROIT. Mich, July 2S.-Jack Fol-
tine; tWenty-three. a Chicago pugilist.
dled here early today following a
hnockout blow struck during a bout
here last night with a local fighter
When he fell Foltine's head struck
the mat
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Colgate Man to Coach Mississippi.

CLINTON. Miss, July 2S.-Stanley
Robinson has been appointed athletic
director in Mississippi College. Rop-
inSon is a "-"duate of Colgate.
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U. s. Poloists Play Today.

OSTEND, Belgium. July 2s-The
Olympic polo contest between the
American and Belgian teams, which
was TO have been played yesterday.
was postponed on account of the
muddy field. They viii meet today.
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TENNIS FINAL TO NILES.
Beats Price and Will Play John
Ston for LongWood Bowl

BOSTON. July 2S-N w. Niles. by
defeating l.. b. Price. 6-3. 81. Ga.
IN the final of the tennis tournament
at the Longw Club yesterday. won
the right to challenge William NJ
Johnston for the famous bowl. John
ston will play Niles next month
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Giants Obtain Baird.

NEW YORK, July 2S-The Giants
have obtained Douglas Baird. the in
fielder. from the Brooklyn club for
the waiver price Roy Grimes. an in
fielder purchased from Bridgeport
has reported.
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Yanks Buy Two PLAYERS.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, July Is
Seacap Christensen, right fielder. and
Chicken Hawks. center fielder, of the
Calgary team, in the Western Canada
League, have been purchased by the
New York Yankees.
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Athletics Win a Game.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, July 2S.-The
Philadelphia Americans yesterday de-
feated the Lincoln Life Club of this
city, to |.
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Price to Coach F. and M. Eleven.

LANCASTER, Pa. July 2s.-Coach
BY" Dickson will not return as foot ba
coach to Franklin and Marshall this fall
DR.. John B. Price, former Ursinus foot
ball star and eX-Muhlenberg coach. will
be his successor.