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71uce-Iden onston-uans Beats Ouinet Golf Title
His Hands and Feet Tied,
Pulls Boat With Teeth

Could you pull n boat while
swimming with your feet and
hands tieds "Jimmy" Lane, life
guard at Lake Glacier, near
youngstown, Ohio, did. He did
1t with HIS teeth. As q result
"Jimmyo holds a unique world
champiOnShip. Not only did he
swim Lake Glacier this way
twice, but he swan COnneaut
lake, nearly two miles, in this
manner, with the remarkable
speed Of IS minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-12

The Olympic athletes blamed the
committee for sending them by trans
port, declaring it was too slow and
tended to let the men grow stale"
before they arrived in Belgium. They
also said their quarters were unsatis-
factory for athletes who needed to
keep in training.
Declare Voyage Gruesome.
On the way home on the Sherman
they came on a "sea-going hearse."
they said, characterizing the voyage
as "grdesome," for the Sherman
brought 1853 bodies of American sol
der dead from Europe almost di-
rectly under the sleeping quarters"
The loading of the caskets on boaro
by squeaking winches made so much
noise that a number of the athletes
had to go to Antwerp hotels to
Sleep" they added.
Matthew J. McGrath, New York
police lieutenant and weight
thrower, emphatically said, "Never
again!" He was hurt in the leg while
putting the shot, he said. adding that
the injury was caused by his spiked
shoe catching in turf. where the
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bounding service never worked bet
ter or more 1eceptively, and he was
particularly deadly overhead. AS
usual, Tilden was full of errors. but
his earning shots more than made
up for this.
Johnston also played brilliant ten
mis-. His service, cross court shots
and overhead strokes were executed
with great skill. At times in the sec
ond set he played unbeatable tennis.
particularly in the fourth. fifth, sixth
and seventh games, in VIII IN Tilden
failed to score a point.
In the other singles match WASH
burn proved his superiority over Rob-
erts because of his ability in finding
his opponents weak points.
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Mrs. L. e. Sinclair Wins
Wardman Putting Trophy

Mrs. l.. e. Sinclair yesterday
won the putting tourney at Co
lumbia Country Club and there
by became pOssessOf OF the
Wardman trophy, ON which sew
ernl others had hOlds. Mrs. Sim
clair defeated Mrs. Wright I'm
the final. Mrs. C. x. Brands
won the consolation.
Next Saturday the tourney
postponed from Labor day will
be held, and on the 18th COM
petition for the Radcliffe trO-
ply will start.
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In the other singles match w. NJ.
Washburn. New York, scored a nota-
BILE victory over Roland Roberts, San
Francisco, 3-6, rs. IL and 60.
while in the doubles w. T. Hayes
and r. H. Burdick, Chicago. captured
a one-set match from Dean Mathey,
New York. and C. S. Garland, Pitts
burgh, S-6. 1t was agreed to play
only one set because of the late start
The match between Tilden and
Johnston was productive of many
spectacular rallies. Tildens drives
along the sidelines and his cross court
shots that found the narrowest of
openings pulled him out of critical
positions time and again. His high
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WASHINGTON GIANTS BUSY.

The Washington Giants. one of the
epeediest colored teams in the Dis
trict, will be busy this week. Today
the Giants play the Georgetown Ath-
letics at Union League Park, 18th and
H streets northeast. The game will
be started at 3 o'clock. Tomorrow
Coles All-Stars will be encountered
at American League Park. and Tues
day the LIE Droit Tigers will be play
ed on the same field.
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TABLET TO CHAPMAN.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, September IL.
A shield shaped design on a bronze
tablet, showing a base ball diamond
with crossed bats above and a picture
of Ray Chapman in the center. will
be placed at League Park as a me-
mortal to the dead shortstop, the
Chapman memorial committee decided
at a meeting today.
Chapman was killed by a pitched
ball in New York August 16.
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The standing of the three teams, car
ried to five places, follows:
Brooklyn defeated st. Louis twj

Brooklyn defeated st. Louis twice.
while Cincinnati dropped q double
header to Boston. The break in the
National pennant race was a sur
prise. as Boston was not expected to
put up such strong opposition to
Cincinnati after its showing against
New York. Brooklyn is setting a hot
pace.
New York kept on the trail by de-
feating Chicago, and the Giants are
three and half games back of the
league leaders. Pittsburgh won its
fifth consecutive game yesterday, but
is seven and one-half games behind
Brooklyn.
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Totals. 81 "a II Totals. 20 q 10
sBatted for Crane in ninth.
fBatted for Fisher in eighth.
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Cincinnati ~ O O 0 o O o o.
Boston ........ 0 0 o 0 Ks
Runs-Rath. Daubert. Roush, Neale, Mann,
Cruise (2), Holke. Maranville. Errors-Groh,
Wingo, Boeckel. Stolen bases-Neale. Maran-
Vile. Sacrifice hit-Holke. Double play-Ford
and Holke. Left on bases-Cincinnati, z; Bos-
ton, 8. Bases on balls-Of Luque. z; of
Ring. 1; OF Filingim 4. Hits-Of Luque. in
Fillingim. in 5 innings off L. Townsend.
in 4 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Luque
(Holke). Struck out-By Luque, 2; by Fill
lingim, /. wild pitcllNFillingim. Winning
pitcher-L. Townsend. Losing pitcher-Luque.
Umpires-Messrs. O'Day and Quigley. Time Of
game hour and 43 minutes.
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BRIToNs TIE AND WIN.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. September II.
Ted Ray and Harry Vardon won
from Mike Thomas and George Liy-
ingstone over the Nashville Golf and
Country course today in the after
noon round. 3 up and / to play. In
the morning round. with George Liv-
ingstone and Bradley Walker they
were all squared at the eighteenth
hole.
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Totals. 81 10 q IT Totals. 50 II "a "A
sBatted for Withrow in seventh.
tBatted for Belts In ninth.
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JR. O. q. A. MS TO BOWL.

The Junior Order of United Amer
lean Mechanics I'owling League will
open its season OF Wednesday night,
according to the schedule adopted by
the orders bowling committee at its
last meeting. Five councils will be
represented by teams. F. L. Barley
Of Mount Vernon Council 10 president
Of the league.
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ROBINS 3 GAMES AHEAD
Increase Their Lead by Taking
Pair From Cardinals by Is
to 4 and 2 to O.

lyn Increased its lead over Cincinnati
to three full games today by downing
st. Louis twice, while the Reds were
dropping a double-header to Boston.
The Robins cleaned up the series of
four games with the Cardinals and
made it seven straight at home since
their return from the west by VIM
ming today's doubleheader. Is to
and to 0.
The first game was a slaughter, the
league leaders making twenty hits
of Lyons and Kircher.
The second game was a pitchers
duel between Smith and North. OIL
sons brilliant shortstop play featur-
ing.
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DEMPSEY BOOKS FIGHT.

NEW YORK, September 11.-Agree-
nent for a. fifteen-round bout between
Jack Dempsey. worlds heavyweight
champion, and Bill Brennan of this
city was signed here today, according to
Jack Kearns, the champions man
aeer. The bout will be staged at
Madison Square Garden October 1,
Under the direction of Tex Richard,
who recently leased the garden for a
term of years.
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KNICKs ON GRID TODAY.

Georgetown star. will send the
Knickerbocker foot ball squad
through it's initial workout this
morning On Olympia Field. Seventy
five candidates are expected to report
Manager Kearney, 1867 Wisconsin
avenue, is arranging a schedule. and
would like to hear-from all independ-
emit teams in the District.
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American Olympic committee had
failed to ask that customary cinders
be put.
Pat Mcdonald, hammer thrower and
a traffic policeman in the white light
district, said he had sprained a
thumb and two fingers because of an
hour and a half delay in his event,
during which time he had to keep
warming up.
The athletes characterized their quar-
ters in Antwerp as very bad" with
insanitary cond lions. The food was
characterized as mot fit for dogs"
The athletes had good word for
one member of the committee. Robert
Weaver of the Los Angeles Athletic
Club. who. they said, got in bad" by
fighting their battles for them.
Forty-Three Get Back.
Among the forty-three American
Olympic athletes who returned today
were Pat Mcdonald, Matthew ]. Nc
Grath, Loren Murchison and H.
Politzer of New York; Earl Eby of
Chicago, Fred Faller. w. D. Hayes.
G. R. Goodwin and c. J. Dandrow of
Boston; L. G. Watson of Syracuse,
N. Y. and J. Weber and Joe Organ
of Pittsburgh.
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BRAVES Jar CHAMPIONS
Weaken Reds Pennant Hopes by
Capturing Double-Header,
5 to 4 and 2 to O..
BOSTON. September i'll,

BOSTON, September 11-Boston
weakened Cincinnatis pennant hopes
by winning both games of a double
header today, to and to o.
The winning runs in the first game
were scored in the eighth inning,
when Groh threw low to first.
The second game developed into a
pitchers battle between Oeschger and
Fisher. who weakened in the sixth
with four singles and a sacrifice nv
scored Oeschger and Powell with the
only runs of the game.
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HunS-Wheat, Smith. ErrOrs-Lavan, Shot
ton. Two-base hits-Hornsby, North, Smith
CD. Three-base hit-Johnston. Home run
Wheat Stolen base-.Johnston. Double plays
and Schmandt; Kilduff, Olson and Schmandt
Left on bases-st. Louis s; Brooklyn, T.
Bases on balls-On Smith, 2; of North, 8. Hit
by pitcher-By North (Wheat). Struck out-By
North. 4. Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN and Emslie.
Time Of gam-1 hour and 4Oy minutes.
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CAPITOL TO HAVE ELEVEN.

A foot ball team with players rang
ing from eighteen to twenty-one
years OF age will be organized by
Capitol employees. Games will be
sought with all District High and
prep school elevens. William Hunt
of the Senate Office building is chair
man of the Capitol teams funding
committee.
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ca. Weilman, williams (s). Smith, Gerber
son. Farris. Ellerbe, sisler. Smith, Gerber
O'Neill shanks, Collins. Three-base hits
Rice. Tobin. Home runs-Williams. Ssler
Stolen bases-Tobin. SEVERED. Sacrifice hits
O'Neill. SEVERED. Double plays-Sisler to
Gerber to Sisler. Left on Observation-Disclosures
II; st. Louis, Q. Bases ON balls-On Zachary
Zachahy, 10 in innings; OF Gleason, IL in
innings Hit by pitcher-By Gleason ICED
eon). Struck out-By Weilman. 2; by Zach
airy, BY Gleason. 2. Wild pitch-Gleason.
Passed ball-Torres. Losing pitcher-Zach-
airy. Umpires-Messrs. Hildebrand and Mo-
riarfy. Time Of game hour and 40 minutes
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MORGAN HIGH GUNNER
Breaks 1876 Targets 0ut Of 200 at
Washington Club-Parsons
"Gets" SO in 100.

w. o. Morgan topped a good field
when he broke 1S5 targets out OF 200
shot at in yesterdays meet on the
traps Of the Washington Gun Club.
Most of the competitors tested their
skill at 100 birds. and in this division
A. v. Parsons was high gun, with
SO breaks in his first 100 trials. c. C.
Fawsett was high in the first so. with
4S breaks.
In a shoot Wednesday, J. F. Conner
pointed the way with 1873 breaks in
$50 targets. The scores follow:
WEDNESDAy,S SHOOT
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Pinelli (2). Errors-Perkins, Dugan, Young.
Two-base hits-Dykes, Griffin, Shorten. Stolen
BILE play-Harris, Perkins and Grimm Left on
bases-Detroit. g.; Philadelphia, 5. Bases on
bnlls-O6 Harris. 1; OF Moore, 2. Hits-On
Harris, IL In innings; of Moore, none in 8
innings. Struck out-By Harris, 2; by VIII
son. 2: by Moore. 1. Losing piteher-Harris.
Umpires-Messrs Evans and Nallin. Time Of
game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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Totals. q e'25 10 Totals. % {
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Questions Transferring Games.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, September IL
August Hermann. president Of the
Cincinnati Nationals, raised the ques-
ton today whether two games be-
tween the New York and Boston Ma
tionals, postponed last Tuesday. can
legally be played at the Giants
grounds on September 20.
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ST. LOUIS. September 11.-Eller-
be's wicked smash in the second in
ming of the opening game struck
Davis on the leg and put him out of
commission for a few minutes.
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Totals. 80 Is q 16 Totals. "a 8 q II
sBatted for Z, Steele in ninth |

Silver Spring. 1 o 90 2o1 os
Shamrocks -. 2 9 0 o o O O o.
Runs-Purdy, Beard. Buffin, B. Grubb. Gill.
Ludwig. Sullivan, c. Steele. Snow. Serrin Err.
Long. Two-base hits-Purdy. R. Grubb, But.
fin. Sacrifice hits-McBride, P. CLARK (3).
Stolen bases-Miller. Sullivan, C. Steele.
Hits-On Balsinger. in 2 innings; OF snow.
in Z innings. Bases on balls-On Snow, 2:
(Snow). Struck out-By Snow, 8: by i.ndwie
5: Passed ball-McBride. Wiid pitch-Bai.
singer.
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Ddtteu TOT DdSB IN Seventh inning.
Washington..... o o o o Go
st. Louis. ...... o O 5 8 lis
Runs batted in-O'Neill. Roth (2), Brewer.
Williams go. SEVERED. Davis Rice Harris
Gedeon (2l. Jacobson (2), Smith (2), Tobn
Two-base hits-Smith. Rice, Gedeon. Three
base hit-Roth Home run-Willams. Stolen
base-Judge. Sacrifice hits-Williams Bur-
well, Gerber. Jacobson. Double plays-Dayis
SEVERED and Sisier; Gedeon, Gerber and Sisler
on bases-Washington. s; St Louis, f. Bases
On balls-On Biemilier. IL; of Gleason, 2; on
Acosta. 8; on Davis. 4; OF Burwell. 1. Hits
on Biemiller, In innings; of Davis 10 in
innings; OF Acosta. 4 in innings; of Bur
well. in innings; of Gleason, l in / in
ming. Struck out-By Davis. 1. Wild pitch
Gleason. Winning pitcher-Davis Losing
pitcher-Aeosta. Umpires-Messrs Moriarity
and Hildebrand. Time Of game hour and 40
minutes.
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Little Rock Clinches Flag.
NEW ORLEANS, Septeml

NEW ORLEANS, september IL
Little Rock clinched the Southern As
sociation pennant in today's games.
and the race now is for second and
third places, with New Orleans. Bir-
mingham and Atlanta as the con-
tenders.
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CHAMPION NET PLAYER
VICTOR IN FOUR SETS

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-THE today the
tennis title the of the Germantown Cricket Club Only
needed today the championship but results
of three matches played
in the three days competition
William T. TIden, 3D. of Philadelphia the world
again ability
feaed William NJ Johnston, California the feature g. IS
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Big Game for Dreadnaughts.

Dreadnaughts, champions of Alex
andria. and Silver Spring. winner of
the District Independent title. will
clash this afternoon on the high
school grounds at Alexandria, Play
will be started at 8 o'clock.
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CARDS WIN TITLE SERIES.

The Alexandria Cardinals thrashed
the Clarendons, to 3, at American
League Park yesterday, in the de-
cisive game of the series for the
championship of northern Virginia.
The Cards found it easy to solve Won
Nerbulis' deliveries,
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Trinity Midgets in Front,

Hilleary pitched the Trinity Midgets
to a 10-to-7 victory over the Linworth
Juniors yesterday. Cumberland Of
the winners made two doubles and q
pair Of singles in four times at bat
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HERMAN is OUTPOINTED.
Sharkey Has Better of Bantam
Champion in Ten Rounds.

EAST CHICAGO, Ind, September
11-Jack Sharkey of New York won
q newspaper decision over Pete Her
man of New Orleans. bantamweight
champion. in a ten-round bout today.
The fight did not affect Herman's
little, as there was no referees de-
ciSion.
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SOUTHERN DECENTRALIZATION

Jersey City. 4; Syracuse, 8.
Rochester. 8; Akron, 9.
Buffalo. 8; Toronto, 1,
Baltimore, 8; Reading, 8,
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Totals. SO 10 "a 10 Totals. 40 20 q II
sBatted for Kircher in ninth.
st. Louis. 80. 0 2 0 o o.
Brooklyn 49,. 8 2 8 10 2 O x15

Brooklyn ..... 2 1 0 2 O 1-15
Runs-McHenry. Heathcote (2), Kircher, o.
son 49,: Johnston go. Lamar, Neis, Myers.
Schmandt Kilduff. Kruger (2), Galore t2).
base hits-Heathcote. Lavan. Hornsby, Neis
go. Johnston. Myers, Galore. Three-base hit
Johnston. Home runs-Heat hcote, Cadore Sac
rinces-Wheat. schmandt, Myers Double plays
--Hornsby. Fourier and Lavan; Olson, XII
dun and Schma9dt. Left on bases-St. Louis,
L; of Galore. l.. Hits-On Lyons, 8 in 1 in
ming tnone ont in second) of Kircher, IA in
innings. Hit BY pitcher-By Galore (Four-
nfer). Struck out-By Cadore. 5. Losing pitcher
Lyons. Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN and Emslie,
Time Of game-1 hour and 80 minutes
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Polo Title to Meadowbrooks.

WESTBURY, N. Y. September IL.
The Meadowbrook polo team won
the senior championship of the
United States today by defeating
Rockaway, the only other entrant. Is
goals to 5.
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CHICAGOAN ACCLAIMED
WORLDS BEST AMATEUR
Victory Over Boston Player, 7 and f, Is Gained
Through Consistent Golf, Loser Having
Longer Drives on Majority of Holes.

ROSLYN N Y, September 11Chares Evans of Chicago
member
the worlds best golfer by defeating Francis Oumet of Boston
the final of United championship
His position world champion while unofficial like that
OF William Tdn Each
played which the players of the world
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Cincinnati ,...OO 90 o 90 o 90
Boston ........O o 0 o o x-2
Runs-PoweD. Oeschger. Two-base hit-Rath.
Three-base hits--Duncan, Holke. Sacrifice
Cruise. Stolen base--Boeckel. Double plays
Meanwhile to Ford; O'Neil to Holke. Left on
bases-Cincinnad. Z; Boston, 4. Bases on balls
on Oeschger, 8. Hits-On Fisher, In 7
innings; OF Napier, none in 1 inning. Struck
out-By Fisher, 2; by Oeschger, g.. Losing
pitcher-Fisher. Empires Messrs. Quigley and
O'Day. Time Of same-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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PIRATES SWEEP SERIES.

PHILADELPHIA, September IL
Pittsburgh made a clean sweep Of its
three-game series here by winning
today, to 2.
Nicholson's home run into the left
field bleachers provided the winning
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OLYMPIANS
SCORE u. S. COMMITTEE

NEW YORK. September Goss neglect American Olympic
committee of the welfare of the United States
Antwerp while there and charged by athletes
today Belgium
the committee will be demanded they told Praise
Army back
comfortable and pleasant possible virtually unanimously
by the
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN AssO1:IAT10N

Louisville, g; indianapolis, 2.
st. Paul, 5: Milwaukee. g
Columbus. 4; Toledo, 2.
Minneapolis. 5-S; Kansas City, Is,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City. 4; Syracuse, 3.
Rochester. 8; Akron, 2.
Buffalo. 8; Toronto, 1,
Baltimore. 8: Reading. s.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
Mobile, 4: Atlanta. 3.
Memphis. s; Nashville. O..
Little Rock. So; Chattanooga. 81.
New Orleans, 2; Birmingham, 1.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Newport News, 4-3: Portsmouth, Ia.
Petersburg, s; Wilson. 3.
Norfolk. 4: Rocky Mount, 5.
Suffolk. 8; Richmond. 4.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Lakeland. 90; Barlow. 90.
Daytona. 9-3 Orlando, 1-2.
Bradentown, 1-S; Tampa, OIL.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport, z: Wichita Falls, 8.
Houston. I Beaumont. g.
Fort Worth, 8: Dallas, Q.
Galveston. 2; San Antonio. Z.
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Tampa Wins Florida Flag.

TAMPA. Fla, September IL
Tampa today won the Florida Stats
League pennant, and Monday viii be-
gin a seven game series with Colum-
bia. victor in the South Atlantic cdr.
cult -
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GIANTS WIN IN NINTH
Frisch's Hit Sends In Run That
Brings Victory Over Cubs
BY 2-to-1 Count.

NEW YORK, September IA
hit by Frisch in the ninth inning to-
day sent Bancroft home and enabled
New York to defeat Chicago. 2 to 1.
The game was a tight pitching duel
between Barnes and Tyler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-12
Perry A. C. Beats Newtous.

to Newton Athletic Club yesterday in
a 6-to-5 game. Both teams hit well
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P P,,ss,sh,. 80 g 20 90 "a
Reconsideration, Whitfield. Grimm. Rawlings.
Williams DISQUALIFICATION. Two-base hits
Nicholson, Williams. Meusel. Home run
Nicholson. Stolen bases-Bigbee. Paulette, J.
Miller Sacrifce-Fletcher. Double plays-Mc-
Kechnie Cutshaw and Grimm (3); South
worth and Whitfield. Left on bases-Pittsburgh,
6; Philadelphia. 8. Bases on balls-On Hamil-
ton, /; of Meadows. 2. Hits-0f Meadows 8
out-By Hamilton. 8; by Meadows. I. Losing
pitcher-Meadows. Umpires-Messrs. Hart and
minutes.
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TIGERS ARE SPEEDING UP.

DETROIT, September 11.-Detroit
made it three out of four in the series
with Philadelphia, winning today's
game, S to 2. Score:
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BURKEMEN GET WEARY
RUNNING AROUND PATHS
Capture Opener, 13 to g. and Final II to 2, Feast
ing on Three Pitchers in First Game and
on Pair in Closing Encounter.

ST LOUIS 1Falng back their usual ST.
Nationals memorable their final
absorbing drubbings that fallen
lot this 1876 the being followed by 172
slide in the nighcap The mbasting Bemie Acoa and
bad enough the
the humped Zachary and Gleason the closing
simply ghtu All told the Browns thrtythree safe
sw for total of hfty-thIe bases This must be pretty close
record for afternoon They the
Gfs their drives when the hours
O. past WAS
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Totals. 81 Is 81 81 Totals. 80 q IA
sBatted for Clark in eighth.

New York 0 o 0 0-6
Cleveland ..... o o o o o o %
Rus-Peckinpaugb. Pipp (3), Ward. Han
naA Speaker. Smith. Errors-Pipp (2l, Card
her. Two-base hits-Ruth. =: Ward, 2 Han
nah, Pipp, Jameson. Sacrifces-Pratt, Pipp.
Thormahlen, 2. Left on bases-New York, II;
Cleveland. ). Bases on halls-On Thormahlen.
1; of Bagby, 2 OF Clark. 2. Hits-Of Bag
by, o in 5 innings, none out in sixth: of Clark,
In innings; Uhle. none in / inning. Struck
out-By Bagby, 2; by Uhie. I. Losing pitcher
-Bagby. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and
Owens. Time Of game hour and so minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-12
Bethesda to Meet Knicks.

The Knickerbockers will play the
Bethesda team this afternoon on
Olympia Field. at Georgetown. The
game will begin at 3 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-12

On the seasons play with the Griffs
the Browns have captured twelve
games. lost nine and tied one. Here
the Nationals have dropped eight out
of twelve, and of the eleven games
played in the capital the Burkes won