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SYACHT
'READYTOR
Final Tests for America.
Cup Classic on Thursday
Take Place Today.

New York. July 12.-Tonight the
Shamrock ~, Sir Thomas Lipton's
challenger for the Americas cup,
lies at anchor OF Sandy Hook, in
readiness for the international sea
classic which will begin on Thurs
day with her hrst clash with the
Resolute, the cup defender.
The Resolute, taken to her moor
ings down the bay on Saturday.
had the advantage of q trial spin
over the 30-mile course yesterday
and today was taken out for an
other run" while the Shamrock
was being towed from her drydock
in the Morse shipbuiiding plant by
Sir Thomas yacht Victoria 1t is
expected that both craft will have
their Anal tests tomorrow. and that
the crews will rest on Wednesday
preparatory to the first race for the
trophy. scheduled to
start Thursday noon.
The afternoon was spent aboard
the challenger in bending on the
sail with which the Shamrock's .
owner hopes to drive her to victory.
The canvas was just back from the
sail makers, where 1t had been
taken after stretching considerably
during the trials against the 23-
meter Shamrock.
Present indications are that the
largest crowd that has ever wit
messed an international cup race
will line the course. near the start
and finish line, or follow the racers
on each occasion when they meet.
Half q dozen or more companies
are advertising steamers of as
great as $4,000 and 1900 tonnage
which will carry those of the gal
lery" who haven't their own craft
about the 3o-mile triangle, as close
to the yachts as the regulations
drawn UP by the racing officials
will permit
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AOUEDUCT RESULTS

First -Rsce.-Iiberty Girl, 1o3 (Fator).
is to 1, 6 to /, 8 to 1. American Eagle.
III (Zoeller), 8 to /, to 5; Brisk, 1l3
lscbuttineerl, s to 8. Our Nephew, Chi
mers. valerie West. Bibbler, Huron ID.
Mr.. Byns, Fair Colleen and Keen Jane also
Second Raoe. Queen Of the Sea, 145
(Ncrrler), IL to 5, 4 to 5, 1 to 3; King
Terry, l42 (Brooks), Z to 1, to i; Hurry
Up, 1877 (Byers), to 8. Valspar, Winooski,
md Little Nearer also ran.
Third Raee.-Arethusa. 95 (Coltiletu), 70
to /, Z to 1, 8 to /; Mad Halter. IL
ia tori, 1 to 5. out; Lady Gertrude 1os
(Rowan), even. Tableaud Honour, st.
Allan, Crystal Ford and Cromwell also ran:
Fourth Raoe.-CySc Scus, 1l2 tAmbrosel,
to /. to 3, out; Careful. 121 (kelsayl, !
to s.. out; Prodigy. 112 (Rice), out. Joan
Marie and Fright also ran.
FIFTH Raoe.-Youneed, Ill (Jaryis), to L
4 to 5, to 8; Belgian Queen. 81 tEyansl
O TO 8, to 2. War Plume. Ill tCampoeii),
q to 1. Title api Tattle also ran.
Sixth Raos.-Normal, 121 (Fatorl, to 2
8 to 5, / to 9: Orioie. I2s fRowan), to B
4 to 2: sedseneid. 40 (Turner), to
Machiavelli, Costly Colours. Alcatraz, Nusty
and Flying Cloud also ran. y.
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oLLYERs 4 !ClQ!2M1EGESss, q
SPORTofk KINGS @
=N eERI CQLLYER;

Down at Aqueduct the big overnight Tip" was
Our Boots. In support Of this I understand that
there is commission planted in Pittsburg. Now, in
support of this info wish you to lamp the chatter
appended by the lads. List 1T Is the impression OF
those supposedly in the know that Our Boots has
only been airing" With tire right kind of dough
making its appearance the colt may his
promising trials II he does 1t will be little pun of
smoke, goodnight" Now that kind of CAB usually
brings home the bacon. Sporting Blood and Dough
Girl will in all probability battle the issue out for
what Is left.
ing dash. This is pretty flly True, Hope Princess
has been knocking at the door for several starts
while Gladys is reported having worked well.
Then there is Walkup which is the cockers' choice
like the winner of the jumping This horse has
form the jumps this season. during
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schooling hours. The Six Hundred
Is fast and IL he sticks should be
right bang up. He Is reported as
being one OF the best green leppers
shown thus far. Meshach is sea-
soned, while Infidel II is fast and
game. The latter may be installed
the public choice. That last effort
of his goes for Sweeney, the gen.
tleman who tends the morgue.
hope you get the drift.
The third brings a splendid band
of sprinters together. I am still
stringing with Fruit Cake. Trainer
Hastings has her on edge and that
last effort to Billy Kelly was even
better than cold dope would indi-
cate. Lord Brighton is the COM
missioner's special. He has been
going well in work. Billy Kelly
has been freshened up and should
be a contender. with On Watch the
dangerous outsider.
The way Elmendorf has been
going of late he seems to have
quite shade in the Speculation
selling handicap. fourth on the
card. Tom McTaggart is in snugly.
while Abadane must be tabled. The
latter is on razor. edge and there
was a real smart overnight "tip"
on him. Sam Hildreth Is training.
AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First Race-Mary Erb, Walk Up,
Hope Princess
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JONESSETS new
COURSE RECORD
Golfer Turns in
Score Of 50 in Western
Golf Tournament.

Memphis, Tenn. July 12.-BobbJ
Jones. of Atlanta, broke the course
record for the Memphis Coun ry
Club today when ne finished the
eighteen holes this afternoon with
score of 50 in the qualifying
ropnd of the Western Golf cham-
pionship tournament.
lust a few minutes before, Chick
Evans, Chicago. had hnfsned the
course with a score Of 7s
The previous course record at the
club was: Professional 10; ANA
teur. II.
Jones' score:
Out-44434435 53-34.
In-344444444- $3.50.
The following are The scores Tor
the full eighteen holes:
NJ T. Conlcn, Memphis, 13; Doug
la. Tweedie, Chicago. 7e; F. Cregor,
Helena. 81; w. T. Nelson, Chicago
az: ]. KI wadley, Texarkana, 81;
=. D., Cornelius, St Louis. IS;
nj Metcalf. Memptis SO: r gers
smith. Nashville. 90; Chick Evans,
Chicago, IS; r L. Violin. st. Loui :.
,5. a, M. Mcconnell. Chicago. so;
n ID. Wilbur, Indianapolis. 81; f.
A wood. Merphis, S6; M. w. wa :
ner. Denver, SIS: Taul N. Sunsor.
Kansas CITY,. e3.
Many Golfers Entered.
Nearly 200 golfers were entered In
tod.v,s qualifying round. Today and
Tomorrow will be required for the
as-hole elimination-18 holes each
day. After all but ninety-six play
ers have been eliminated, three
flights will be drawn and match
play started Wednesday.
An annual feature of the Western
tournament is the play in the quail
fvinr round for the Olympic Cup.
Early this morning seven associa-
tions had entered in this event.
The personnel Of other teams fol-
low:
Arkansas-Howard Conley, G. N.
Peay, ]. E. England. H. NJ. Ben
nett.
Trans Mississippi - James Ward,
Harlow Hurley. r. N. kuepper, T.
A. Linberg.
Western = Rial Rolfe. Howard
Walton, George Mcconnell. Arthur
Baum.
Indiana-Chick Evans, John Simp-
son. Bert Wilbur. w. B. Sparks.
Scores in the first eighteen holes
of the qualifying round will coun,
in the Olympic play.
Jones and Evans Are Picked.
The general opinion among ex-
perts was that Evans and Bobby
Jones will tight il out for the cham :
pionship. Both are the center OF
attraction here. Large crowds fol-
low their play each time they ap-
pear on the course.
Harry Legg. Minneapolis, present
Western champion. will not be here
to defend his title.
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Zone Teams Play Tie.

Hard hitting marked the game be-
tween Zone 2 and Zone in the
Navy Yard League yesterday which
resulted in a IL to IL tie. Taylor
Kirby and Seat hit home runs and
Spellman had a three sacker to his
credit. The score by innings:
r H z
Zone 2....5 1905 200 Ill is 4
Zone 5....4 o II o o 1 Oil 10 6
Batteries-Stackina Kuhnict and
Spellman; Humphrey and Davis.
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Second Race-Nerthwood. InadeI
ii, The Six Hundred.
Third Race-Fruit Cake. Lord
Brighton, Billy Kelly.
Fourth Race-Elmendorf, Aba
dane, Tom McTaEgart.
Fifth Raee-BaIlast. Challenger.
Black Prince.
Sixth Race-Our Boots, Sporting
Blood, Dough Girl.
Best Bet-Fruit Cake.
Best Bet of the Day-Fruit Cake.
Best Take-a-Chance Bet-Abadane
Best Parlay-0ur Boots, Ballast,
Mary Erb-A Place.
MONTREAL SELECTIONS.
FIRST Race-Lsre. voormeI. Our
Second Raee-Dosna Grafton, Joe's
sister, Gas.
Third Race-Bread Line, Adrock,
Miss Loots.
Fourth Race-sedan. Sid c. Keen
er, Back Bay.
Fifth Race-N. X. BeaI, Stir I'd,
The Talker.
Sixth Race-FIyinE Frog, Olive
James, Aerial.
Seventh Race-Helen Atkin, Chris
Holters, Acoushla.
Best Bet-Helen Atkins.
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Veteran Luderus Now
Is On Reds Pay Roll

Philadelphia, July 12--Fred
Luderus, the veteran Of the Phil
lies, IL now member OF the
Cincinnati Reds. He was turned
over to Pat Moran'u club today,
according to a dispatch from Cin-
cinnati. He was claimed through
the waiver route.
The release OF Luderus to Gin
cinnati cements a Friendship Of
more than = decade. Luderus and
Moran were bunkies when they
both were with the Phillies.
Luderus has been with the
Phillies for more than ten sea-
sons. He Joined the club i'm 1910.
and the following season sup
planted Kitty Bransneld n the
regular hrst baseman.
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PIRATES GRAB OFF
EXTRA INNING GAME

Pittsburg. July 12NBoston drop
ped the first game of the series to
the Pirates! to 2, in an thinning
struggle. The Pirates grabbed off
a pair of runs in the first inning and
held this lead until the fifth. when
Boston picked up a pair and dead
locked the game. Thereafter, until
the eleventh, it was a pitchers bat
tie between Adams and Filligham.
bat in the eleventh the Boston
twirler weakened and forced in the
winning run by walking Bigbee with
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More Trouble Ahead;
Hustlir1g White Sox
Meet Nationals / oddu
By JACK NYE.

"fs hard life mused Clark Griffith he missed tenfoot
the Columbia Country Club links yesterday
why So?" querd the geal Eddie Eynon. who nothing
about he rang in his usual doarahole As
long zsh he is winning is one cheerful
"You don't me- chrped the "Old Fox "If
poetry everything what when quote
guy remarked My hearts the Hand
heart here That fits T. which has nothing
do with golf shape FORM though perhaps
don't know II .
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WILD PTTCHLOSES
GAME FOR GIANTS

st. Louis, July IA wild pitch
by Fred Toney that scored Heath
cote from second base gave the
Cardinals a 4-to-3 victory over the
Giants in. ten innings today.
Heathcote opened with a single.
Haines sacrificed, Smith skied TO
Spencer and then a sharp curve hit
in front of the plate and bounded
to the grand stand.
The Cardinals jumped on Toney
for three runs in the hrst. Smith
singled, Fournier doubled but was
caught at third. Stock walked
Lavan tripled and Clemons singled
Two walks and two singles netted
McGraw two in the third. A doublev
by Doyle, wild pitch and infeld OUT
tied it in the seventh. The score:
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Laurel Team Defeats Athletics.

Laurel, Md, July 12.-The Laurel
Club defeated the Athletics Club,
one of the fastest teams of Wash
ington. here yesterday in one OF
the most interesting games that
has been played here for some
time by the score of to in an
eleyen-inning contest.
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One Inning Enoush for Sailors.

Naval Hospital scored enough
runs in the second inning to win
the ball game from the Postoffice
nine in the Departmental League
Yesterday by 7-to-3 count. War
then pitched good ball for the
losers but the team work behind
him was poor. The score by in
nings:
r. H. E.
Hospital 900 0ooT 1
Postfice 100 900 O-s s S
Batteries-Hart and Patterson;
Warthen and Faurett.
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Knicks to Meet Athletics.

The Georgetown Knickerbockers
will tackle a tough proposition
Thursday when they meet the Ath-
letics on the Knickerbocker diamond
in Georgetown. The Athletics are
out to break the Knicks' long string
of victories and will put their
strongest team on the field.
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GRIFF TO TRY OUT
PRINTERS PITCHER

Henry Webb, star twirler Of the
Printers team in the Departmental
League. is threatening to break into
the big leagues. He has been
showing so much stun Of late that
he will get a tryout this afternoon
by Manager Griffith. Webb is en-
ployed in The Herald compostngl
room, where he is ranked second toy
none save the mighty Walter john
son.
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RED SOX HIT BUT
LOSE TO BROWNS

Boston, July 1.-the Browns
made 1t three out OF four of the
series by defeating the Red Sox to-
day. to 2 and displacing them as
leaders in the second division.
Harper pitched well enough to win
and the Red Sox made hits enough
to win two games, but the bingles
did not come at the right time and
they had sixteen men left on bases.
The score.
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BROOKLYN SWAMPS
CUBS IN TWIN BILL

Chicago. July IL. - Brooklyn
slammed the ball to all parts OF
the field today and won both games
of a doubleheader against the Cubs
by IS to 4 and 10 to 2. The scores:
First Game.
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Hun-E. OOIIlns. Errors-WItt, ]. NOI-
Inns. Home rum. Collins. Struck out
BY Perry, 1. Base on bslls-0n Perry, .;
OF Kerr, /. Double play-Gsiloway TO Grif-
I'm. Sacrifice hits-Dykes, Walker, Lynn.
Cmpires-Connolly and Nallin.
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Sol Gets Seasick.

Chicago. July 12.-It has been sug-
Eested that they send Sol Butler, the
great negro athlete, to Antwerp in
a dirigible. He gets seasick on the
boats.
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Shops Beat Station.

In a well-contested ball game
Shops beat Station to the tune Of
6 to 4 yesterday on the Terminal
grounds. Brown, of the Shops out
At. had a shade of the battle with
Hoyt of the losers. He is also
credited with two hits out of two
trips to the plate. The score by
innings:
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TorkeIsou Goes to Out6eId.

RED" Torkelson, pitcher, has been
stationed in the outfield by Manager
Dobbs, of the New Orleans Pelicans.
Red" hits too good to be a pitcher.
He taps the ball at 800 clip.
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Totals. S5 y 80 II
zone out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Adams in eleventh.
tran fer Grimm in eleventh.
Boston. ~ 900 o 2 o o o.
Pittsburg. .. 200 o o o o o 1-S
Runs-Holke, MsranviIle, Carey, Nc
kechnie, whitted. Error-McKechnie. Two
base hits-Holke, Carey. Three-base
hits-Mann. Marsnville. Sacrifice hits
Carey, Fillingham, Cutshaw. Pick, Schmidt.
Sacrifice ny-Gowdy. First base on errors
Boston. Stolen base-Bigbee. Double plays
-Maranville to Pick to Holke; Fillingham
TO Gowdy to Holke. Bases on balls-0h
Fillingham, 3. Struck out-By Adams. 3;
by Filiinsham, 1. Hit ~ pitcher-By Fill
inTham, 1. Umpires-Moran and Rigler.
Time-1:S5.
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Navy Team Forfeits.

The Navy team Of the Government
League failed to place nine men on
the neld yesterday and were forced
to/forfeit the game to the Agricul-
ture nine, SO.
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JONES BREAKS MEMPHIS RECORD RACE
g 69ia9pEoyRTLEIG;H5|I y'!!IE!['; +!

ponent, for that one occasion. upon
the proper edge.
But two weeks later the result
might be entirely different. II Full
tor Is later on matched with Demp-
sey he may not win. He very likely
won't. But he may be an entirely
different Fulton from the man who
lost in eighteen seconds and then
in his broken pride confessed to
frare-ups
In that connection Mr.. Fulton
may be interested to know just
what type Of iron-shod tape Demp-)
sey used in producing the soporihc]
climax Frank Moran says that
his fight with Fulton the latte
used tape after TIE manner OF
rough-s -shod automobile tire. TheI
title seems to go with the tape.
Hagen, on his way back to Ameri-
ca, will doubtless be extremely glad
to leave thoSe seaside gales 5000
rnilcs in his wake.
Copyright, 1920. BY New York Tribune, Ine.D
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Second Race.

Runs-Olson (2D, johnson, Wheat, Myers,
Honey t2), Kildun, Kreuser, Smith. Paskert,
Hendrix. Errors-Chicsso, 4, (Hollocher.
Ncrkle, Herzog. Kilerer). Two-base hits
Olson, Merkle. Kilduff, Terry. Three base
hits-Koney. Ayerc. Base on errors
Brooklyn, 8. Struck out-by Smith, 8: By
Hendrix, 2 Bases or balls-of Smith, 1:
OF Hendrix, 8. Double plsys-Terry to
HoIlocher to Merkle. Wild pitche-Hendrix.
Left on bsses-Brooklyn, Z; Chicago, :.
Umpires-klem and Emslie. Attenda nee,
1000.
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EDDIE COLLINS WINS
CLOSE ONE WITHHOMER

Philadelphia, July 12.-Eddie Col
Inns homer in the ninth today gave
the White So a 10 victory over
the Athletics at Shibe Park. The
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Koerner ShakY.

San Francisco. July 12.-Phil
Koerner. the Seals, first baseman.
is slumping badly and has indicated
his desire to be traded to another
club.
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New York ..-.. . 900 o DO o-3
st. Louis. 5000 o o 90 IA
Runs-Smith. Stock Lavan, Heathcote.
Frisch Kelly, Doyle. ErrOrs-Hornsby, Nc
Henry Bancroft (2l. Two-base hits-Four-
nier Doyle Three-baSe hit-Lavan. Sacri-
fee hits-Doyle, Spencer, Haines. Stolen
bases-Doyle. Young. Z. Smith, Lsvsn.
Times caught stealing-Spencer. Wild
pitches-Haines, Toney. Bases balls
on Haines Z: Of Toney, I. Struck out-By
Haines, 8: by Toney, =. Left on sbases-st.
Louis. 4; New York. 7. Time-2:oo. Cm-
pires-Quigley and ODsy.
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The Alpine Club ball team defeat
ed the Hecht Company in a fast
game yesterday by score of IL
to s.
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Runs-Tobin, Gedeon. Williams. McNslly.
Schang. Error-McNally. Two-base hits
Jacobson. Schang, Foster, Scott (2). Three
base hit-Tobin. Runs batted in by Gedeon.
Gerber. Schang. Hits-of yangilder, in
inning, (relicved by Burwell In second,
with men on. and none QUIT; OF Burwell;
0 in Z % innings (relieved by Sothorn In
ninth with men on and QUIT; OF Harper,
3 in s innings: of Fortune, 1 In l inning.
Left on bases-St. Loris 5: Boston. Is. Stolen
base-Tobin. Caught stealing-by SEVERED
IMencsky): by Walters (Williams). Sac
Iiflce hit-sisler. Sacrifice fy-Schang. Base
on baIls-by vangilder. 2; by Burwell. g.:
by Harper, by Fortune. Struck out-by
EangiIder. by Burwell, 4: by Harper, 2.
Double plays-Gerber and Sisler; Scott and
McInnis; Foster, Witt and McInnis. Passed
bsIIs-walters. Time. 1:5s. Umpire N
chief, Dineen; umpire on bases. Friel. At
tenda nee. 5000
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Can Beat White Sox.
Here I am out here spending
most of my time in the bunkefs,
which Is enough to keep any mans
mind busy; but my hearts out there
on Georgia avenue. To be explicit,
j am wondering how we are going
to take the series from the White
Sox, who drop in on US tomorrow
for four games. That's a whale of
a ball team. Some time back 1
-intimated that il was the team we
would have to beat to win the PEN
nant. l still stick by that asser-
ton. But, how the heck are We
going to lick 'em? 1t can be done.
Now, IL Johnson, Shaw, Zachary,
and Erickson pitch their best there
will be nothing to it.; but every
now and then one OF these boys
wobbles a bit. as you have perhaps
noticed" Yes; Eddie had noticed.
And have you noticed that we
h've fielded like a South Wisconsin
League outfit Of later" Sure: Ed
are had noticed. He is a wonderful
noticer.
Here Mr.. Griffith sunk a long one
in the nineteenth hole and beat it
for the showers. But we have an
. inkling of what's on his mind.
Chicago on Leaders, Heels.
Manager Gteason's outfit H. ap-
par 'ntly bitten by the pennant bee
"nce more. After only 4 fair to
mlddlin' start. Eddie Collins and
the others figured that the world
series money would come in handy
iD view of the high i,rice of ga go
line. So they sterted oUt TO play
ball. They were only four games
behind the Indians yesterday
Zachary is the lucky guy to draw
tic first assignment against the vis-
it, rs today ard he is going to have
spme trouble. 10 matter whom Glea-
son picks out Of his Kerr Williams
~ otte-Faber quartet.
Forgetting for tie ronce what
IS ahead. a review of the recent
series here with Speakers team in
.iicatcs that there was no fHke il
the five defeats the loca's sus-
tained. The Inoians outSatted. out
scored and or:fieiGed the Nationals
and alyo led uem by a narrow
margin on the Taths.
Tribe sIugs Bali Here.
With seventy-fye lis in 2Oe
lines at hat the T. ibe had a ba =
ting average of .34S for The TX
games, while the Nati0ra's hit 26S.
with ifty-two hits in 1S2 tin es at
hat Twice as many IunS were
scored by the enemy as by the
homeliHes. the totals being thirty
tVD md sixteen. They stole four
times. while Gr:fiths men kai but
three thefts.
In the fielding line. the Nationals
were decidedly off their oats. They
hahbls J on an even dozen occasions
and arly every miscue seemed to
-CCrr. at a critical moment. Only
-. r-rors were charged to the
: FIpe.
From this city the Indians stepped
over TO Philadelphia to meet what
was left of Mack's crew after the
White SoX finished with them. They
then go to Boston and wind up
their Eastern trip in a series with
the Yankees at the Polo Grounds,
beginning July 81. There have been
some monster crowds in the pill
box" this year, but Cleveland's next
appearance there should see all rec
ords broken. Unless one team
cracks before that time. the clash
Is going to decide the league lead
ership for the time being.
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during
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, u; Chicago, 4.
Brooklyn. 10; Chicago, 2.
Pittsburg, 8: Boston, 2.
Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia, 3 30 inninss,
st. Louis, &; New York, 8.
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Totals Sc s % 13i Totals. .

.Batted for Bailey in eighth tran for
Eigel in eighth. tBatted for McNally in
eighth. fBatted for Harper in eighth. sBat-
ted for Fortune in ninth.
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I1S-Olson t&J' JohEston, Grinfth (2),
Wheat (3), Myers C2), Honey, Kilduf t2D.
Twonbley. Rollocher, Robertson, Martin.
Errors-Kilduf. Parker, Hsrzog (2), O'Far-
rell, Martin. Home run-Robertson. Three
base hits-Meyers. Griffith. Two-base hits
Griffith. Taylor. Tery. Base on balls-off
Grimes, 4: on Martin, 3. Struck out-by
Grimes, 8; by Martin, 2. Double plays
Tery to Hollocher to Merkle, .. Sacrifice
hits-Johnston. Hollocher. Sacrifice files
Robertson, Grimes, Terry t2). Wild pitches
MARITIME C2). Umpires-Klem and Emslie,
Attendance, 1000.
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r. H. E.
Alpine Team Wins.

Batteries - Shops: Brown and
Hurd; Station: Hoyt and Peterson
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First Game.
Totals. Al 10 q IL

FTotaIs.., II 10 z III
'McCabe ran for Wheat in sixth. tNeis
batted for Myers in seventh.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn. 212 5O2 loa-ls
Chicago. .......-...... 100 010 10 4
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New. York ut st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
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The Decisive Test.
For a Fight.

The same dope holds for fight.
On the night of meeting the better
man may be we'll on with his op-
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zone out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Adams in eleventh.
The Starkville news., 1920-04-02
CLAIMS THAT PROSECUTOR
OPENED GAMBLING HOUSES
New York Official Gives information
Against Aid of District
Attorney.

New York.-New York's vice hunt
took a new turn when COMMISSIONER
Of Accounts Hirshfield made public
information" to the effect that Assist
ant District Attorney Smith himself
had opened gambling house known
as the Civitas Club and had told his
partner that he would "ciose up a lot
of these poker houses around here
and make them come to u.s."
This "lnformation," according to
Hirshfeld, had been obtained from
Earry A. Goldwater, Smiths alleged
partner in an investigation conducted
In 1918 by the commissioner of ac-
counts into the organization and man
agement of the Civitas Club, and re-
sumed recently.
Smith, who has denounced Police
Inspector Dominick Henrys charges
as pack of lies" said that he was
member Of the Civitas Club until
1916, but that while he was a member
1t was strictly political club. He
denied all Of Goldwater's testimony
as absolutely false"