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CARDINALS TAKE ONE AND
TIE SECOND WITH PIRATES
Stocks Double md Hornsby'n Single
Scored Only HUN
Of Game.
thy Associated Prcss.l

PITTSBURGH. PA, August 14.-s,.
Louis defeated Pittsburgh today In
the frst game OF double healer
70 Q. due 10 the effective pitching OF
Doak. The second game was called
AZ inc end or the eighth inning with
the score Il tie 20 enable the PLAYERS
10 catch train for ST. Louis. Stocks
coublc and Hornsbys single scored
the run in the first game.
FIRST GAME.
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SUCCESSOR TO HERMANN
HAS NOT BEEN CHOSE
Judge Chnrlcs A. Mcdonald Mny 1
come New Chairman OF M
tiOnnl baseball Commission.
[ by Associated prcssl

w NoSoNihlti
NEW YORK, August 1a.-The y
tional Baseball Commission hn3 n
yet selected q successor to Aug,
Hermann. OF Cincinnati. who rc3!E
ed the chairmanship Of the COMM
sion last December. according
John a. iicydlcr, president OF I
National League. today. He admit
that Judge Charles a. Mcdonald.
Chicago. had been suggested as
compromise. but said no decision n
been reached.
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WINS HORSESHOE PITCHING

AKRON. OHIO. August l3-Er,nL
Jacks9h' OF kc!lerton. Iowa, today
won the horseshoe pitching chnmnIon
SNIP OF the United States. Ills total
son was thirty-hvc styaiJ.h, sauce
ana lost none until hc met Charles
rabbit. Lancaster. Ohio. pitcher in
tne !ast game OF the seven day tour
nanent this afternoon.
Eabbitt won 90 To 40. but was stiII
nNe points behind jackson, owing 10
Two defeats he had suffered Drcyi.
ously. pew
Next years tournament will h. ho,d
at NinneapoliS 1t was announced to-
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Batted Toy Oldham IN seventh.
IRAN FOR Stanage IN seventh.
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BOs
Totals .... "a , 7 81 II
zBatted for Watson in seventh.
EattcI for Scotr in niu.b

II.
Philadelphia .OlOlo go
Boston OaO 100000 OLA
summary: Two-base hits-Aieusei,
Powell. Th-ee-basc hIts-ONciII
Sacritices-Rawlings. Double plays
Meadows 10 Rawlings TO Paulette;
glastonbury to Ford to Holke. Lett
on ases-philadelphia. 4: Boston, To-
Bases on balls-Meadows, G; Watson.
!. H!ts-oH Watson. in Z; Scott. 3
IN :. Struck out-Meadows, Z; Wat
son, ?: Scott. l. Wild pitch-Scott.
Losing p!tcher-Scott. Umpircs-
R!g!cr and Moran. Time OF game
2.05.
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IUsa.S 80 3s2S T. Q
one out when winning run scored.
'..'Batted for Oeschger in tenth.

=. T'IIV 'tU TOT! DtAcNBcr IN Tenth.
Score by Innings: n
philadelphia % 0 o 2o01 %
boSton .......1 u % 90 IL
;, summary: Two-basc hits-Flctcher.
faErs. peschger. Christcnbury. Three
Ddsc hlt-Wi!!iams. Home run-J,aw-
!inss. stolen basc--Cruise Sacrifices
:, cpourrcau. Ford Double play
roo TO iioikc. Left on bascs-Phiia-
deiphia I; Boston, Bases on balls
OFF Belts. ! Off IIubbcll m
ocschser. 2. IIits--on Bctts, insIa
innings: OFF iiu6bcli. : in Inning,
struck ou,--by Belts. 2; by Oeschger.
o.. ,PaSseh ball-Tragcsscr Loainv
pitcher. Hubhe!!. UInp.res Nnr.5
and IHGler. Time. l:iy.
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BOSTON RED SOX TROUNCE
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS
keef- Is Replaced in seventh by
HommcI-Iioston Makes
Twelve His.

PHILADELPHIA. p, august Ii
Boston won the deciding game Of the
series from the Athletics today by :,
batting rally in the seventh inning.
score 6 to 2. keefe held Boston
sroreiess Till the seventh when =
wild throw and several hits got him
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GREB DEFEATS MONA

SANDUSkY. OTTO. August IA
Harry Greb. Pittsburgh light heavy
over Bob Moha. OF Milwaukee, In
FAST en-round bout at Cedar Point
this afternoon. Grcb won eight
rounds decisivcly and two rounds
Mcrc
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GIANTS LICK DODGERS
BANCROFT SCORES WINNING
RUN IN NINTH INNING
Acting Manager john! Evcrs auu
Young Put or the
ISeld

NEW YORK. August ii.-New York
defeated Brooklyn today. { TO s, in
game that was filed with excit-
ing situations. Bancroft scored the
winning run in the ninth frame. when
Kruger in returning tho ball TO
MamauN. threw IL wide OF the box
Young and Acting Manager Evers. OIL
the Giants. were put off the field for
arguing on a decision.
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lotalS 81 "a !
ZBatted for Shaw in ninth.

The score by Innings: II.
New York ...00 Ool2o0 o-S
Washington .....0lO0 O10O0-2
Summary: Two-basc hits-Pratt,
Milan and Roth. Homo run--Ruth.
Sacritces-Shaw. Collins. Charity.
Double plays-Pratt TO PeckinrtuEn
10 Pipp. Left on bascs--New YORK.
=: Washington, s. Bases on balls
Shaw, J; Collins. .. Hit by pitcher
by Collins Oudgcl. Struck out-py
shaw, >: Collins, 1. Cmpires-H!loc-
brand and Moriarity. Time of gains
PHI
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ST. LOUIS BROWNS WALLOP
CLEVELAND INDIANS
Fifth Straight Defeat for American
League Lendcrs-Morton Had
One Ind Frame

CLEVELAND, OHIO, August IL
Cleveland sustained its fifth straight
defeat today. being beaten by ST.
Louis. to 3. Morton had one bad
inning, the third. when two passes
were. mixed with two singles and
double by Williams. Chie, who re-
placed him, pitched effectively in the
pinches. Shocker was invinc!ble al
ter the third inning, except in the
MIN, when poor coaching cost Cleve-
land at least one run. Score:
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Totals .......Sl lIx2C IA !
Ntaber out. hIt hy battcd han
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ASiiENiiII.E. y. c.. August H.
q. q. Ulincr. State champion of Flor.
"i' tooay defeated Berry Fleming
vi ,ususta. Ca, and 6. In the an
huai August invitation golf tourna.
ment al tho AshevIile Country Stub.
winning tho medal "
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COTTON STATES TENNIS

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. August IA,
Finals In both doubles and sing
VIII he played tomorrow. when ri
In tho Cotton States tcnnia tour n
VIII be brought 10 close after
rather unsuccessful week. Few O
or town players were entered in I
mc>t, all being eliminated in tho M
limirsry play.
In the doubles. Brooke and Ian
VIII meet Bartlett and Warren In |
hnals tomorrow. This match W
started today but was halted
darkness. All four flnalists are fire.
Birmingham.
preliminary match az fcll as {.
semitnais must be played Off tome
row before the finals can he played
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BOSTON BRAVES DIVIDE
DOUBLE WITH PHILADELPHIA
Former Giant Fletcher Rnnished for
Directing TO Decision
IN, Tenfh

BOSTON. August I4.-Boston and
Philadelphia again divided double
header today, the visitors winning the
first game. : to 3, and the home team
capturing the second by the same
score in ten innings. In the second
Sullivan's single. Fletcher objected
to q decision in the tenth and was
elected from the game.
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CHICAGO CUBS WALLOP
CHAMPIONS BY S TO O
Alexander Pitched Fla Bnu. Allow
ing Only Five Scattered
ny Asaociateh prerr.l

.iilCAGO. August la-Aiesander
pitched magnificent bali ,ad,w .ns
shpi out Cincinnati 10 0. ReIi,hcr.s
,"l!Hne,s accounted for all OF tho
ioci's runs IA the first inning. while
.vu' consecutive hits. combined with
~ error brought over the other
'hfcc ficrzcg VAS nj, on the head
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BENNY KAUFF RECALLED
TBy Universal serv,c,.1

NEW YORk. August l4.-Bcnny
kaun. outteldcr. and BILL RYAN.
pitcher. were recalled by the New
York National League Club, from
Toronto OF the International League
Club. They will report here at the
end OF the International League sea-
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DETROIT TIGERS AND WHITE
S0X DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
Tigers MIKE Eleven Hits In Second
Gnmc-~-crr Allowed SIX
In First

DETROIT. August l4.-Detroit and
Chicago divided a double header to-
day. the visitors winning the first,
TO ,. and the Tigers taking the second
toll. Kerr's pitching brought VIC
tory TO Chicago in the first contest
while Detroit took the second by hard
and opportunc hitting.
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ORANGE STARS WIN

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1
ORANGE. va. August 14.--Orange
AH-Stars defeated Barboursville Fri-
day afternoon. IL to 4. and today shut
out Madison. to o. fIariow's pitching
was the feature. having won his sew
enth straight game
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YANKEES STOP SENATORS
"BABE" RUTH SMASHES
OUT 42ND HOME RUN
New York Takes Exciting Game
From Washington by Score OF
3 TO -.
tBy Associated P-ess.l

I Dy ASsVCI1Itu fEtSs.J
WASHINGTON. August Truths
forty-second home run of the season
represented the margin by which New
York defeated Washington today.
their 3 10 > victory sending the
Yankees 10 practically even terms
withithc league leading Cleveland In
dians. Ruth hit over the right field
wall with the bases unoccupicd In the
first inning. Ruths single. following
Il walk 10 Peckinpaugh and Pratt's
double also gave the visitors their
other two runs in the sixth.
Frank Brewer. obtained from Read
inE.-P!aycd his first game with Wash
inEton.
Shaw struck ont Ruth in the third
ipnjng with two men on bases.
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SPORTS
Babe Scores His And
Homer OFF of Shaw
ny Universal Scrvice.l

WASHINGTON. August H.
Shaw officiating on the mound for
the Senator's made ono error that
didn't go down In tho box score
against him. lie gave "Bnbe"
Ruth one of tho kind he builds
home runs cat of, and the Yankee
bnmbino pod<cd II into tho bleach
crs for the circuit.
Incidentally, tho pcrformn nee
boosted Babes home run record
to A..
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'Batted for Sallee in eighth.
Cror. u IN
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Totals
.-....- 30
PlttsbIirEh.
Totals
Totals ...... 80 O s a7l5
Batted for Ponder in eighth.
Score by innings: u

SCOTc Dy INNlnES: U
Pittsburgh " @ O o 10 a n n a. n
summary: Two-base hits-Stpck.
rey. Sacrifccs-Cutshaw. Double
piay-Cutshaw. Cation and Grimm.
Lett on bases-St. Louis, 10; Pitts
3: OFF Ponder, 3. Hits-off Ponder,
in s: of Hamilton, In /. Struck
out-by Ponder. 3: by Hamilton, ..
losing pltcher-Pondcr. Umpires-
ODay and Quiglcy. Time-l':4I
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Petersburg, !; Richmond. s.
Enme,.
Portsmouth. s: Rocky Mount. tseo-
Wilson. \: Norfolk. 3.
suffolk L; Newport News. 1 tc,iled In
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Summary: Two base h!t--W!!liams
Th:ce-base hi;-Gardner. S.cr!ace-
Tobin. Wamesganss Double plays
O'Ne.N and Wambsganss, Chapman
Louis. s Cleveland. /; Bases on balls
off Shocker. 3: off Ch!e. .. HIS
OF Morton, in 22-3 innings; of
Chle, in 6l3 innings. Hit oy
p!icher-by Chle Carl! SMITH.
struck oui-by Morton, !; b. Chl.. ..
Wild p!,ch-Morton. l. Losing pitcher,
Morton. EMPIRES, ConnoIly and Nal
lin. Time. 2:O2
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for Bailey IN seventh.
Ia 1T

Philadelphia 80 o % o-3
summary: Two-base hits-weich.
Dykes. stolen bases = Menosky
Dykes. acriiices-Bailcy. Walters,
Dugan, Ecete. Left on bascs-Bos-
ton. t: Philadelphia. 6. Bases on BALL,
off keefe. 3. Hi,s-of Keefc. .
off Rommel. : In Innings Struck
out-by Bush, G: by Kccfe. l. Wild
pitch--kccfc. Balk-Rommcl Los
ing pitcher. Rommel. Umpires. Chill
and owens. Time, l:i7.
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ScOTc by IN h.NSS. K
Cincinnati ..........O o q o o 0 0 0 90
Chicago ............2 0 0 0 o 0 W
summary: Two-base hits--Robert-
son. Merkle, + a $ K er I. Sacrifice
Terry. Left on bascs-Cincinnati. g.;
Chicago. S. Bases on ba!ls--AleXan-
der, /; Reuther. 3. Hits--oT Reuthcr.
in 2-3 innings; off Sallce. in
Ia innings; off Bressler. . in /
inning. Hit by pitcher-by Reuther,
| CHcrzog). Struck out-5y Reuther.
!: by Alexander. 3. Losing pitcher
Reuther. Umpires-Harrison and
Hart. Time-1:2S.
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SOUTHERN SWIMMER READY
Accepts Challenge 10 Compete WIG,
Winner of Annual Long Dis
lance Swim.

TAMPA. FLA. August 14.-W.liarn
C. Burget. champion long distance
ssw!mmer of the South. has accepted
3the challenge Of Emil Fritch, winner
sof the annual long distance swim
\ across Tampa Bay. 10 meet him In q
Iter-mils race Labor Day. They wifi
meet IT Clearwater Beach near here.
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shaw. Three base hits - Fournier.
Nicholson. Stolen bascs-Fournier.
stock, Bigbce. Sacrihces-Cutshaw,
IIacnncr. Double piays-Lavan and
nier Left on hases-St. Louis. 4:
pittsburgh. Z. Bases on halls-Sher-
del. j.: Carlson. =, Struck out-by
Shcrdcl. 3; by Carlson. .. Umpires-
QuiEley and O'Day. Time. 1:27
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WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
Chicago mt Detroit.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
New York ut Washington
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS nEsrLrs

Chicago. j: Detroit = (itrst Enmc>.
Detroit g.: Chicago. tsrcond camel.
II. louis. }: ClrNc Gland. 3.
New York. 3: Washington. =.
Boston. G: rhilnucIuhin 3.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Richmond mt Fort smnuth.
Norfolk at Newport News.
Rocky Mount nt Suffolk.
Pp.erSbIrC mt Wilson.
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IIOStOn.

into trouble. and Rommel was rushed
to his rescue. SIX successive hits
gave Boston the lead.
m
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
philadelphia Mt Itrcoklyn.
lfoston mt New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis
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Chicago ......!.A. -.oi Ino2o2oE5
Detroit ~ 10 o o d
L+!bold. Sac-i:ce-Tsacn. Double
p!ay-Flags,ead and Aiasm.th Left
on 5ases-Chicago. :: Detroit. 3
Bases on bails-oft oldham, 3: OF
Kerr. :. H!ts-on Oldham. in 7
innings; OF Ayers. IN inninrs
Struck out--ov Kerr, .: BY O!thafn
3. Losing pitcher - Oldham. TIN
rires-DiDeen and Evans Time
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in the frs. inning by n pitched ball
and retired at the end of the in
ming.
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Bantn,n,vciThts to Meet.

BnntnnsrciEhts to Meet.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COL.
gust l4.-pete Herman. OF New
leans, bantamweiEht champion.
Roy Moore. OF Baltimore. have b.
matched 10 box twelve rounds h
August 10. IL was announced ioGn
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Now York. =: Bruoklyn. 6.
$. IS oniis' |: Iritti isSnrEi,. ..
Chicago. ;; Cincinnati. o.
rhilnielrhia; 4: Boston. : tarst rame>
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SUMERS LIGHT & POWER co. Sc
The Washington times., 1920-12-15
WANTSPROBE
. OF WEDDINGS
Pastor Claims Couples at Elkton
% Are FIeeced In Faxed
Ceremony.

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd. Dec. 10
Declaring the matrimonial conditions
Of Elkton to be the most rotten In
the world" the Rev. Miles j. Nc
Mapus has asked States Attorney
Henry Warburton to investigate the
"shanghaiing" into marriage Of two
Of his parishioners of Polish birth.
PRiEsr WRITES LETTER.
Father McManus. who ~ pastor OF
ST. Thcresa's Catholic Church. OF Port
Deposit. in HIS letter TO the county
officials says he was approached re-
Gently by two foreigners who wishod
to DO married. He directed them TO
the county clerks office TO procure
tho .iicenss and told them 70 return
to him for the ceremony.
When the two reached the EIkton
station they were subjected TO the
treatment usually accorded wedding
couples. Il In said. However. they
reached tho courthouse With the
clothing still on their backs. As they
entered they were politely accosted
by two men who asked II they de-
sired to be married. 1t Is said.
SwINDLED OUT OF g.
After the permit had been procured
the party adjourned TO the sidewalk,
where the couple were told. II Is said.
that In spite OF their desire to be
Joined BY their own pastor. . State
marriage was . necessary function.
They were led to . preacher. accord
inQ TO the story. In their ignorance
Of the law. they went through . GER
emony and are said to have been
given an unwitnessed certificate Of
marriage, for which they paid IS.
At this stage they were deserted
by their volunteer guides, It Is said.
and found their way back to Port De-
posit
When tho pastor Of St Theresa's
saw the certificate his first thought
was to let the matter go. but noticing
tho irregularity Of the paper. no says.
II took them in my church and mar
r!ed them decently."
The Washington times., 1920-12-15
NO BELIEF In FUTURE
OF U.S., SAYS MCCORMICK

LONDON. Dec. i6.-'T have no be-
lief In the future Of tho United
States" Senator Mccormick OF I'LL.
nois was quoted ~ saying in Q Cen
trail News dispatch from Geneva Tho
Senator added:
Time II now being lost In futile
talking. Ny visit to Geneva was made
on my own initiative and I came to
secure information for my colleagues
IN the Senate"
The Washington times., 1920-12-15
Potato looks Like Snake.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Dec. Is.
Mrs. Frank Graninger raised on
her farm about two miles from
fredericksburg. In Spotsylvania
county. . remarkable sweet potato.
II L. curled In the form OF q snake
in the attitude Of attack.