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MANHATTAN AND THE .BRoNX.

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Abbey & Imbrie 97 Chambers st. TIKI only.
Baumann, 22i2 Second av., near ItJth ST.
Baumann. John. 3Ii w. l25th ST.
Blachinsky .30l2 Sd av. CI55th stl Tel. Mel io23
Brunner, Wash. Mkt Tel. 1883 ,Cort Helgra mites
Coe, Alpheus, q West 125th AZ. TIKI onlv
Conroy. Thos. j.. ~ John st. Tackle only,
Davega, ;. u. Co, l25 w i25th vt. Hell
Dayega' 5. H. Co, III East i2d st. gram.
Davega, $. Il. Co, S3l Broadway Ites
Davega, S, r. Co, IL Cortlandt 81
Dirkes, 40l W. 50th at. a. Dory prom Tel
Dutil, John, 42S w. 42d st. Tel Longncre 93f :
Fuchs, H., ie First av. Tel. a36 Orchid, Bait
Gildcnberg ,252l sth av. ,l35th st. Morn sd -OTj
Gordon, 2l2I Am'stm av.. 16ath st. No bnr,
Georges, 1893 Am'stm av. Tel. Coi2ISo. RaitST
Gross,2357 Sd av., mr.. 1913 st. Sec hand tackle
Gross, Sth av. and 34th ST. Sc ond hand tackIe
Hirsch, L., 600 DIN av. SQ-9Oth SITS. Tel,
Hochgraf F.. ,307E3+thst. Tel. Vanderbilt 2550
Kiffe H. Fl. Co. 52a Broadway. Tackle only.
ltirtland's. 06 Chambers st. Tackle Helgrn 'es,
Lazarus, Sol, al6 L. 59th St No bali
l.eVitens, 55l r. 1873 st. Tackle&bait, Mel 3aso
Macy. r. II. Co., B'Way & 34th ST. No baIt'
Merker II l4s2Amst. .av.. mr. 18th T'ke&bai,
Hudson Terminal, Grand Central. No bait
Ogily, r. C., 10 Chambers at No baIt.
Patterson. Gottfried Hunter, t70Fulst No hair
Polimeni. Z. ,3S5BleeckercorPerry. Tackle onIv
Reif, J.. H.; So9 Third av. Fishing tackle
Reingoid; ~ sth av. cor. 18th st. Tk!e&baIt.
Rogers Peet Co. B'way at Warren 81 AT omr
Rogers Peet CO., B'way at 34th ST. four
Rogers Peet Co, Fifth av. at Ilst st stores .
Rosenbaum, $3.50 E.i3sth st. Sd Nv IL" station
Schoverllng, DAILY & Gales, 302-4 Broadway,
SchurI sem. Novelty Co. y? Nassau st. Tackle.
Won Lengerke& Cetmold. Inc. ,4l4 Mad.av. Tkie.
WalzG.,l lstav. mr.. 9th. a3GIO-ch Tide his
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Totals. 81 3 24is 81

'Batted for w Collins IN the seventh inning.
'Ratted for Thormahlen In the ninth inning
New YorA........ 0 0 0 o 0 0 l. 8
Chicago. o.........,. 0 o 2 x--1O
Runs batted in--By Meusel, by Ward. /:
by Jackson, q by r. Collins, ! ; by schalk,
] by Fclsch .: by Lewis. l. Earned runs
OFF Mogridge, q off W. Collins, 3; off Kerr,
2; off Thormahlen. /. Two base hit--Schaik.
Three base hits-Rsberg, Jackson. Stolen
Double play-Pecklnpaugh, Ruel and Pipp
Left on bases-New York, 10; Chicago, g.
Bases on balls-otf Kerr g; off Mogrldge, / !;
of W. Collins, 3. Hlts-On Mogridge,
(none out In the first inning): off w. Col
llns. In 9 innings; off ThormAhlen, 5 In Q
innings. Hit by pitcher-By w. Collins, a.
Collins). Struck out-By Kerr. 4; by W.
Collins, ]. Losing pitcher-Mogridge Um-
pires-Nallin and Connolly. Time OF game
/ hour and 81 minutes.
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Fishing 7 aCkIe and Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait have the
words tackle only" or mo bait" following
their names List appears Tuesdays, Thurs,
days and SATURDAYS
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
BAUMGARTNER A TIGER.

Special to THE Sun AND NEW YoRK HERALD.
CLARRSDALE, Miss, Aug. Uar-,,
Baumgartner, member Of the Clarksdnle
baseball pitching staff. has been signed by
Mike j. Finn, scout for the Detroit Ameri-
cans. Baumgartner is a South Pittsburg.
Tenn boy. but has been playing with the
Delta League team here during the nresont
season. He will Join the Tigers at the close
of the Delta League season II is further
rumored that Finn will also sign Jimmy
Alexander. third beseman for Clarksdaie
and former A. and NJ. College star
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ON WYENTENUCK LINKS.

Special to THE Sun AND New YoRK HmALp.
GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass. Aug. a.
j T. L. Hubbard Of Bridgeport won the
low score medal offered at the Wyente-
muck Golf Club to-day in the eighteen
hole qualification round of their annual
three day invitation tourney. II. K.
Kerr OF Greenwich was the only other
player under 80. and he scored a rs.
Scores Of SO and better qualified In the
first flight with eighty entrants The
best scores follow:
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Two base hlt-sullvan. Stolen base-Big-
bee. Sacriflces-Carey, Boeckel. Left on
bases--Pittsburg. s. Boston. !. Bases on
bals--Off Cooper, 1 off Fillngim, 3, Hits
OF FilinRim. r in & innings; off Scott, none
in I inning Hit by pitcher-By Fillingim,
(Grimm). Struck out-By Cooper, !; by
Fillingim, /. Passed ball-Haeffner Umpires
KLEIN and Emslie. Time of game-l hour
and % minutes.
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MYOPIA VS.. POINT JUDITH FREE
pnnTERC

MYoPIA. POINT JUDITH.
Pos. Hep. Pos. Hep
IN Rice....".... 81 l-P p Randolph. .
"a. {. Burrage.. q 2--Wister Randolph
3-F. Ayer......... 2 S-Beni. GRtns. .... /
4-H.P. .Mciean,Jr.. 1! "A. Smith. .... 0
-
lothI .''''.''''''lZi lotal ''.'........l 10
Score-Myopia Goals earned. 10. Total,
IL. Point judith: Goals earned. 4; by handi-
cap, 2. Total. 9. Individual goals: Rice,
II; Burrage, 3; Aver, 9: T.. s. p. Randolph,
/: Smith. .; Gatins I. Referee-H. l.. Platt
Eight 7lL minute periods
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AIKEN RED BIRDS VS.. DEDHAM.
RED BIRDS. DEDHAM.

RED BIRDS. DEDHAM
Pos Hep. Pos. Hep.
Jul. Flieschmann OF Nv. Grosvenor a /
"a. Cooley. ....... j "A. f. Goodwin. .
3-W W.LGoodwin,Jr ! sc. Demsey. ......,
4-W.LGoodwin... q Al. D. Clarke. E,
i
Total. ~ Total. G
score-Aiken Red Birds: Goals earned. 5s
by handicap. .. Total. T. Dedham: GoalB
earned. l6. Total, 10. Individual goalp {.
Clarke. 0; A. F. Goodwin. 4; Grosvenor, 81
Demsey. l; Cooley, 5: W. l.. Goodwin, 2.
Referee-Capt. Harry Holmes, Eight ~ min
ute periods.
MYoPIA VS.. POINT JUDITH FREE
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 4.-Trials are
to be given Baker (Babe) Borton. first
baseman Of the Vernon club OF the Pa
cIfc Coast Baseball League, and Harl
Maggert, centre fielder Of the Salt Lake
club, W. H Mccarthy, president of the
league, announced here to-day. Borton
was suspended indefinitely by the
leagues president following the uncon-
ditional release Of Maggert from the
Salt Lake City club and the barring Of
Hal Chase from all Coast League parks
as the consequence, after an investiga-
ton Of charges OF gambling.
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McInnis and Hoyt
Jump Red Sox, Report

NH CITY, Pa. Aug, At was
| learned here to-day that an
~ emlssary OF the OIL City base
ball club quietly slipped over TO De-
troit, whore tho Boston Red Sox have
been playing. and signed Johh
c'stuffy'O McInnis. first baseman,
and Waite Hoyt, the young right
handed pitcher, He pays McInnis and
Hoyt have agreed TO Jump because
OIL City will pay them more than
they are receiving from Boston.
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BURKE A PROFESSIONAL.

John Burke, amateur light heavyweight
national and international champion, has
turned professional Burke wns one Of the
team that went abroad TO compete In boxing
tournaments held In Denmark, Norway and
Sweden last winter and won four.fifths OF
his bouts. He won the national champion
ship Of America at Boston last April and
stopped Eddie EGan of Yale, who ls now
on his way with the Olympic team.
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Two ha-c hlf-Welch. Three base hlts-F
walker, Duran, Williams. Homo runS--C
Walker. slzler SacrIfices--F. Walker Nay
lor Double plays-Dykes and Shannon:
Griffin and Shannon: Shannon. Dykes and
Griffin: Gerber. Gedeon and Sisler Left on
baseo-philadelphia, 8; st. Louis. 8. Base
on balls-On Naylor. I. Hitc-Off Well
man, II in ia innings; off Lynch, In
2I-3 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Weilman,
/ CGriffln). Struck out-By Nayor, | by
weiman. .. Losing pitcher-Weilman. Um-
pires-Evans and Hildebrand Time Of game
Il hour and 40 minutes.
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Ward Makes Error.

Mogridge passed Lelbold after slipping
the first two over for strikes. He put up
three balls to L. Collins, making seven
consecutive balls, then two strikes and
five fours and base hit. Ward made n
fatuous error on Weaver's grounder,
hlHng the bases. This was scored as a
hit here, but was no more a hit than
chalk Is cheese. Jackson singled and
sent in two, and Felschs bunt on which
Mogridge interfered with Ward, filled
tho bases.
w. Collins succeeded Mogridge, and
the first thing that worthy did was to
hit ]. Collins and force in run. Peck.
Ruel and Pipp got Jackson and Risberg
with a double play, whereupon the w.
Collins person passed two men in sue
cessiop and forced In run. Ten men
went 70 bat before the exhibition was
over. and the inning ended with Leibod's
liner to Peck.
Pipp and W. Collins made q slashinG
play on Jackson in the third, Pipp
stabbed bounder with one hand and
Collins covered first on Il dead run
Nevertheless, the slippery Eddie Collins
worked his way around on a walk. an
out and a single by Felsch.'
After the boisterous first. the Yankees
entered upon a period of emptiness
They were very subdued and showed
pep" only in the speed with which they
went out Nobody reached first in the
second, third. fourth or fifth innings w.
Collins. like Kerr did excellent work
across that stretch.
With Ruth up in the sixth. the Chi
cago infleld left the left side of the dia-
mond practically open. Risberg switch
ing to the right side OF second base
Ruth fouled high to Schalk and threw
his bat away in disgust Meusel walked.
and he was the first Yankee on base
since the first inning.
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ATHLETICS ELIMINATE WEnMAN.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. (American) --Phlladel-
phia hit in the pinches to-day and defeated
ST. Louis, TO 2. driving Weilmnn from
the box IN the seventh The victory gave
Philadelphia an even break on the four game
series. c. Walker hit home run in the
seventh with two men on base, Sisters
circuit drive In the eighth. with Gerber on
base, accounted for the locals runs. The
score:
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CANADIAN OPEN DATES.

MONTREAL. Aug. 4.-The Canadian open
golf championship win be held at the River
mead Golf Club, Ottawa, August 20 and 81 :
II was announced here tonight. Entries
close at noon, August 25.
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CHASE MAKES DENIAL.
MhEEert Says He VIII Fight
Gambling Charges in Courts.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Aug, 4.--Emphatic de-
nial OF bribery charges made by Presl-
dent w. II. Mccarthy and Charles A.
Baum was expressed by Hal Chase in a
telephone conversation to-day from Los
Angeles. He said the talk Of bribery
was foolish"
Chase, who plays Sunday baseball with
the San Jose club OF the Mission League,
said he would play as usual Sunday.
II. Larocca, president OF the San Jose
club, said no action would be taken by
the Mission League or by the club
against Chase until he arrives here.
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AT ROCHESTER,.
CLOSE FINISHES AT MONROE.

Special 70 TIE SrN AND New YoRK HERALD.
MONROE. n. Y. Aug. .4.-Eyelash fin
ishes marked the second days races OF
the Orange county circuit. Both the two
and three year old trots were closely
contested. The summarizes
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nEFnE vs. BRADY

Billy DeFce is to meet Ralph Brady Of
Syracuse at the Armory A. A. Of Jersey
City next Monday night. Two eights and a
six complete the card. Harvey Bright will
trade punches with Eddie Fletcher OF Ho-
boken, and Frankie Fay will box Johnny
Curtin.
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OAKLAND, Cal. Aug. 4.--Herl Mag
CERT, unconditionally released by the Salt
Lake club OF the Pacific Coast League,
announced to-day that he intended 10
fight 10 retain his post. He said he had
been unjustly accused and would take
the case to court If necessary.
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NORFOLK vs. BRYN MAwR.
Total ............I2l Total

score-Norfolk: Goals earned, 8. Total, g.
Bryn Mawr: Goals earned, &: by handicap
/. Total, 5. Individual goals: Amory, (:
Bacon, 3 Wrenn, 3; Wanamaker, 8; Con-
verse, I. Referee-Capt. Harry Holmes
Eight H. minute periods
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Announcement was pade last night
that the Tunney-Burke match is again
on, and that each boxer will post 81, 900
for weight and appearance at the Ar
mory A. A., Jersey City, August 90.
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BROWNS PURCHASE PITCHER,

ST. LOUIS. Au.. 4.-Gcorge Lynch. a
pitcher. has been purchased by the St Louis
Americans from the Des Moines Club OF the
Western League. Lynch is to report lmme-
dntcly.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN,

Abraham Strpu7. Fulton L. Tackle only.
conzen, ~, 5Se Grand 81. Tel .0l5 stage.
Doering Co..:+ liberty av., mr.. Scheurk a
Epstein. LA, Ills Broadway cor. he Kalh ay
Kingston. l4rH FULTON Il zoe bedford RSpsIr.
Hracu;er. "a Graham av. Bait & tackle Tel
Hummer, II. 1875 B'way. Rkyu. TackleGbait
Loeser, Frederick g. Co. Fulton st Tklp only
Marstsrs. j. F., 81 Court st Tel. oi2i Main,
MichaelsoH. II. II. 1919 nedford av. Tkle only
Michaelson, MI, 914 Broadway. Ia kle only.
Muller. o. .262 Wyckoff av. Tel.32ti Evergreey,
Morris "A, ,1757FultonSt. Reid av. 1885 Bedford
Roeper NV, III Woodward av. Tackle only,
Schaaf. 1876 Flatbush ave. Tel 2319 Sterling
Schebler, F., ,251Wyckoff av. Tel 1887 Evergreen
Slote, $40 Flushing av, Tel. 1915 Stagg
Sprung. l.. ,2761 Atlantic av,Tel. 1878 East NY.
voehringer. 1926 Myrtle av. Tel. ans WB'wicI'
Weber. H.. 1855 Broadway. Tide books
OUT OF TOWN.
wynbs, Mike: ~ 12,h st. Yves. \. York, M.
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RED SOX DEFEAT TIGERS,

DETROIT, Aug. 4 (Amerlcan) Boston de-
feated Detroit, 10 !. here to-day. taking
the odd game OF the series Both Leonard
and Bush were hit hard. but tho latter kept
the Tiger safeties scattered. The score:
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Totals. 81 S727 ~
'Batted for Clark In the seventh inning.
tBatted for Wood In the ninth inning.

Washington .... 0 O q o 2 Oil
Cleveland ......, / o . o o o. 8
Two base hits--Roth, Chapman. Three base
hits-Milan. Rice. Home runs-Speaker.
Smith. Stolen bases-J. o'Neill, Charity.
Socrifices-MIan, Erickson, Shanks. Speaker.
Double plays--Harris, ]. ONeil and Judge:
Gardner, WambsgRnss and Johnston. Left
on bases-Washlngton 3; Cleveland, q. Bases
on balls--Off Erickson, 3; off Morton, 8
of Clark. T. of Wood. .. Hits--Oft Nor
ton. In z % innings; of Clark, . In Ia
innings; Off Wood. 1 In . innings Hit by
pltcher-By Erickson, (Spesker). Struck
out-By Erickson. 2; by Morton, 3; by Wood.
l. Losing ptcher-Morton. ITmpires-D!n-
neen and Owens. Time OF Game-2 hours and
10 minutes.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
OF YEsrERDAY,s GAMES.

Baltimore, 8; jersey City, ..
Buffalo. s; Toronto, /.
Rochester, 3 Akron, / (first game).
Akron. o. Rochester. 3 (second ganle).
Reading, 3; Syracuse, (tirst gane).
Syracuse. 8. Reading. 1 (second game),
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

the surf casting world. viii be held at Ocean
CITY y. j., on Saturday. August a. un-
der the auspices OF the Association OF Surf
Angling Clubs. The cup has been won twice
Ocean City Fishing Clubs team In addition
TO these two organizations teams repre-
senting the Anglers Club OF Ocean City, with
Champion E!!ngshauseR as anchor; the New
York Casting Club, with Berger and Elder
as the nucleus. and the Long Island Casting
Club. with John Shaw and Howard Kahn
doing the heavy work. are expected to cem-
pete. CELMoiL
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GANEs sCHEnuIEn FOR TO.nAY,>

Jersey City in Baltimore.
Reading I'm Syracuse.
Akron In Rochester
Toronto IN Buffalo.
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HuEginS Makes Changes.

Seeking 10 bolster his houndering
forces. Miller Higgins in the sixth sent
Meusel to first and Lewis to left Ris-
berg Immediately chased Lewis to the
fence with a three bagger and Schalk
caromed two bagger off Wards feet
f. Collins batted In Schalk. but be-
came too festive on the bases and was
caught through the vigilance of Pratt.
The Sox having flattened Mogridge
and Collins took crack at Thormahlen
IN the seventh They roughed him for
II triple, a sacrifice fly, on which Ruth
made poor throw, and a single. Ruth
bit into a force In the eighth inning and
the fans began oozing out Of the park
The show was over for them.
The Yanks filled the bases on hits by
Lewis. Meusel and Bodie and two force
outs. and Ward struck out with his ac-
customed ease and grace.
Decrepit fielding, almost a burlesque.
gave the Sox two runs In the eighth and
the Yankees did little hitting for once
in the ninth. The debilitated work of
the New Workers ceased when j. Collins
gathered Ruth's easy grounder. The
score:
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
nurpOTT SIGNS A pAsEMAN

FORT WORTH. Texas. Aug. ed Hoff-
man. second baseman OF the Fort Worth,
Texas, League team, has been sold TO the
Detroit Americans II was announced to-day.
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IH'4hueIpTTIH '''''' V ~
Two base hts--Rawlings Wrightstone, j,
Miller, MeIsel. Sacrlfices-Robertson. Raw
lings .. Cnusey. Left on baeee-Chicago. q:
dirk, /; off Carter. 3 off Martin. / off
Causey. .. Hits-Off Hendrix, o IN . in
nings: off Carter, none in 2-S inning: off
Martin, none IN 10 inning. Hit by pitcher
By Martin, I (Stengell by CauSey Q IDEAL,
Killefer). Struck out--Ry Hendrix. .. Passed
baii-Tragresser Losing pitcher-HendrIx.
J'mplres--Moran and Rigler. Time Of game
i hour and 80 minutes.
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2:1s Pace-Purse, $1,000:
Trot--Purse, 81 900:
n Cnrnnr h q hv Inhn ca

Baseball To-day, Ebbets Field, Brooklyn w.
Pittsburg, 3 80 P. NJ. Bway- Brighton Sub. Ex
Times So 10 Prospect Park Sta. 80 min.-Adv
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POLO AT POINT JUDITH.
Dedham, Myopia and Norfolk Win
Matches for Overture Cups.

Special 10 THE Sun AND NEW YnK HERALD
NARRAGAHsETT RER. Aug. 4.-Polo
was resumed here to-day With three
games in Point Judith tournament In
the seni-flnals for the overture CUBS
the Dedham team won decisive victory
over the Aiken Red Birds, l6 10 Z.
In the second game Myopa easily
defeated the Point Judith Frehbooters.
Is to 6. The work OF Rice and Nc
Kean stood out prominently. the latter
feeding the ball to the forward repeat
edly, Rice shot and rode we'll and
corralled eleven goals
The best contest OF the day WIS be-
tween Norfolk and Bryn Mawr. the
former winning by 8 to 8. RoamaR
Wanamaker won applause by his clever
playing. both on the offence and defence.
Amory at No. on the Norfolk team
made his shots count.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05

To-day's reinforcements
from prices higher up give
new zest to the revisions in
our mems Summer suits.
$50 to SIS now.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.


3 BOSTON ChiCaEo10 10; New York
4 l. CeypIand
No \
!; Detroit 1
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Totals..35 l II q II
'Ratted for Woo6all In the seventh inning
tBetted for Leonard in the seventh inning.
tBa;ted for okrie In the ninth inning.
Boston. 0 s q 0 q O--5
Detroit. / 0 0 O 0--l
Two base hits-schang. Q Sacrifices
MenoslSv, Heilmann, Witt. .. Double plays
Scott and McInnls; Foster. Scott and Nc
Tnnis; Young, Pinelli and Heimann. Left on
bases--Boston. I: Detroit. o. Bases on balls
of Leonard, . off bush, l. Hits-On
Leonard. In innings; OFF Okrie, / In in
nnEs Struck out-By Leonard, .; by Bush.
:. Losing pitcher--Leonard Cmpires-Mo-
riarty, Chill and Friel, Time Of game-1 hour
and So minutes.
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weakfIshinR Never SO Poor as This Year.

Unless the weakfish show up In large num-
bers within the next two weeks this season
will go down as the poorest weakfishing sea
son on record Boats hunt for them daily
In all channels OF Jamaica Bay, but without
success The baymen are puzzled beyond
measure, for they could always depend upon
getting few weakflsh. but this year 20 far
they are actually stumped. This is a marked
contrast with 1919, for the fish we're large
and plentiful last year. They may come In
even yet, and we may find good weakflshing
through September and October, but the
present conditions are very discourasing TO
both anglers and baymen.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
;S Scheduled FOR TO.DAY

Chicago In New York.
Pittsburg In Brooklyn.
Cincinnati In Philadelphia.
st. Louis In Boston.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05

Some st ores might
shout
"DoAar socks going for
5oc."
We say frankly that
they're not as good as our
regular dollar grade.
But at soc. who cares!
You get some extra value
and we put a little pep"
into a days business,
4782 pairs--a lucky pur.
chase from a jobber who's
giving up the line,
Black an d cordovan.
Mercerized Isle.
soc.
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RICHARD PLANS BIG
SPORTING CENTRE.
Garden TO Be Headquarters
for Professional Athletes.
ny CHARLES II. MATHIsoN.

Tex Richard, boxing promoter, ex-
plained TO a number OF newspaper rep
resentatlves at the Hotel Blltmore last
night that he Is working on a plan TO
purchase the Madison Square Garden
property and turn II into a headquarters
for professional sportsmen and athletes.
He called attention 10 the fact that
nearly all the athletic clubs in existence
are for amateurs solely and he felt II
was time the professional athletes had
central headquarters For example,
under his plan professional athletes
from any part OF tho world would have
a place where they could meet repre-
sentativeS OF any branch OF professional
sport and thus have the benefit OF infor-
nation as TO the general situation,
In fact the promoter intends to stage
al branches of professional sporting
events and make the Garden the great
est sporting resort in the world He
said he was eager to promote wrestling
matches and thought he could assure
honesty In mat contests
He said the Garden Sporting Club
would soon be Incorporated with d mem
bership Of 1900, with fee OF $i0C rep
resenting one share Of 6 per cent bonds,
Membership will be renewable each year
on the payment Of $40. The membership
will give first call TO the holder on the
choice seats In the Garden at boxing or
wrestling entertainments.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05

Promoter Fltzslmmons Is under the
impression that Dempsey and Miske will
box at Benton Harbor TO a referees de-
cision, which can be sanctioned by the
Boxing Commission OF that State. Jack
Kearns. manager OF the champion, de-
clares Dempsey will not risk his title In
ten round bout with boxer who once
went ten rounds and held the champion
even.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05

New York In Detroit.
Boston In Chicago.
Washington In 81. Louis
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-07
GRAHAM TO TALK AT
EAST MOLINE OCT. s

!, Arrangements to have. Represen-
tative w. J. Graham speak in East
Moline Oct. % as one OF the lead
ing features Of the campaign to be
conducted by the Hampton-South
Moline Republican club were made
at meeting Of precinct committee
men last night.
Plans for the coming campaign
were discussed at length but a def
mite list of speakers was not decid-
ed upon. The newly organized club
expects to enlist the aid of the
the county committee in fixing dates
for big speakers and arranging for
the financing Of their campaign.
At last nights meeting only pre-
cinct committeeman from Hampton
and South Moline townships were
present together with club officers.
The public will be invited to the
meeting next week, however, Pres
ident F. J. Clendenin said today,
when every Republican citizen will
be given opportunity to become a
member.