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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
UMPIRES ARE SOUGHT.
Blue Ridge League Head Seeks Ap-
pications From d. C.

Keen-eyed. strong-voiced and cour-
ageous Washington men possessing
a knowledge of the rules of base ball
may be interested in the fact that
J. V. Jamison, jr., of Hagerstown, Md
is casting about for umpires for the
Blue Ridge League Jamison, who is
president of the circuit lin western
Maryland and southern Pennsylvania
believes many lovers of the game
could make good as arbiters if they
would but try.
The league is paying good salaries
for class d base ball and its judges
of plays are well cared for Trans~
portation around the circuit is given
the umpires in addition to their sal-
aries President Jamison would like
to hear from qualified Washington
men.
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Victory of Midshipmen
Is Tribute to Clendon

Nays victory i'm the senior
eight race ON Lake Qufnsfga-
mOnd at Worcester yesterday
was a wonderful exposition OF
the coaching ability Of Richard
Glendon, NJ. Half Of the crew
that swept it's way ito the
national championship and
earned the right to represent
the United States I'm the Olym-
pics Mt Antwerp were green
men in the rowing game early
in the spring. King, who
stroked the boat, WAS n mem
Der Of Inst seasons pIebe crew.
As were Johnston, No. O, md
Gallagher. No. 2. Moore, No. 4
ROVER, never sat in n crew be-
fore this year. Jacomimi i'm the
bow and Jordan, No. 3, were
subs In 1919. Capt. Clark Of
the 1919 second varsity was
coxswain yesterday. No. 3 and
Sanhorn. No. 5. rOwed ON the
1919 varsity. Nays crew av-
eraged III pounds in weight.
Q feet 1 inch in height, Fl years
in age.
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.JA|L FOR JACK JOHNSON
Will Not Be Bailed in Chicago on
Arrival There From Los
Angeles Today.

CHICAGO, July 24.-Jack Johnson,
former worlds heavyweight cham
pion, will be refused bail and sent to
the county pail when he arrives in
Chicago tomorrow in custody of a
United States marshal from Los
Angeles. District Attorney Clyne an
nounced today.
Johnson fed from Chicago several
years ago. FORGETTING $4,000 bail fol-
lowing his sentence to the Leaven-
worth penitentiary for violation of
the Mann act.
An unsuccessful attempt to arrange
for Johnson's release on bail was
made today by Thomas Carey. for
mer alderman. Mr.. Clyne refused on
the ground that Johnson was arrest
ed while a fugitive from justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

1t has been long time since the
sporting world has looked upon a
sprinter the equal of Charlie Paddock
or California. Perhaps the great
Arthur Duffy was bit faster off his
mark; Bernie Wefers also might
leave his mark a fraction of an eve
wink faster than the Splinter from
the sun-kiSsed slopes of the Rockies.
But once in full flight there never
mas been anything on two legs quite
SO fleet as the college boy from Cali
fornla. Uncle Sam is counting on
Paddock to bring Old Glory home in
front in the 10O-meter event at the
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REMNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Phiia. at Washington Boston ut New York.
st. Louis at Detroit. Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
RESULT OF Yesterdays CANES.
Chicago, Z; Boston, 4. Detroit, 8; Phila-, Q.
Washington. l; St. Louis, Is innings; raip)
Cleveland, 4: New York g. 49,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMDG TODAY GAME TOMORROW.
Pittab'h at Brooklyn. Pftts'h at Brooklyn.
N. Y. at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
Phila. at Chicago.
RESULT OF YESTEAnAYS CANES.
Pitts., Z; Brooklyn. I. Oinein., B.; u. T., 4
Chicago, o; Phila.. 4. st. L. a; -B0tna. &,
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SWEEP FOR j. S. SHOTS
Take First Five Places in Olympic
Trap Event, With Aire as
Champion.

ANTWERP. July 24-America made
clean sweep today in the Olympic
trapshoting. taking the first five
places in the individual competition.
Mark Aire of Champaign. Ill. is the
Olympic champion. He scored 95 out of
possible 100. Frank NJ. Troeh of VAN
couver, Wash, was second with 80.
Horace Bonser, Cincinnati; Frank
S. Wright Buffalo, and Fred Plum,
Atlantic City. tied for third. with 81.
Aire won with a sensational straight
10 at the finish, shooting at birds
sprung at random from eight traps,
while Troeh. who was tied with him
at go broke only eight of the last string.
The days shooting was done in bad
weather, with wind and rain and
alternating sunshine.
The Canadian. Montgomery, finished
sixth with Sc.
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Totals. 50 10'2S 8 Totals 80 ID 30 Is
zone out when winning run scored.
fBatted for North in eighth
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STORM HALTS BATTLE
FILLED WITH FEATURES
Rice Has Busy Day in the Field and Saves Game
With Great Running CatCh-Austin Effects
Put=out in Unusual Play.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

that crowd goodly
- sheltered terminated hos
\ titles Browns yesterday the
with the standing all In
the field the deuge drowned
the capital
the with fai on division berth.
The
regular hour than 5000
o'clock held long enough the
the the Aside from
OF ending
the trouble
ruhfn fherfr Defrn1
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Near-Nationals Star at Bat.

Miller and Brottem. Little Rock play
ers, who will join the Nationals when
the Southern Association ends. were
prominent factors in the Travellers IA
triumph over the Lookouts yesteday.
Their heavy hitting enabled Little Rock
10 overcome an early lead gained by
Chattanooga off Carlson. Calvo also did
some stylish playing for the Travellers.
with two hits in three times at bat, two
runs a sacrifice hit and a stolen base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

Torres proved he knew something
about first basing when he took
Davis roller in the third and shot it
to Mcbride to force Gerber
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Shaw Will Hurl Today
In Final Till August IL

WnshingtOn'S last chance to
zee major league ball game
until August IL will be afforded
this afternoon when the Nation
ais meet the Philadelphia Ath-
IeticS Mt American League Park
at 800 o'clock. This evening
the Grimmen will Ienve for
Cleveland. where double
header will he played Tuesday.
after which fOur-dny stops will
he made mt Detroit. Cleveland.
st. Louis md Chicago before
they return for the final appear
ance here of the Yankees.
Jim Shaw Ii billed to pitch
today against either Naylor or
Moore. Although still Mt the
end OF the procession thts Mack
men now are playing a high
grade of ball. They have won
six Of their Inst nine game and
may be expected to offer stiff
opposition to McBride's charges.
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Totals. 81 SO IS Totals. "a 8 80 Is
sBatted for Jameson in eleventh inning.
Cleveland. 90 % o o "a
New York. O. 0 0 0 o . o o.
Runs-Chapman, Speaker. Wood. Wambs-
ganSs. Ruth, Meusel. ErrOrs-Ruth, Ruel.
Two-base hit-Speaker. Three-base hits
Wambsganss, Gardner. Home runs-Meusel.
Bagby, Pipp. Wood Double piay-ward to
Pratt to Ruth. Left on bases--Cieveland 5;
of Bagby. 5. Hits-Of Quinn. 8 in innings
(none out in 9TH; OF Mosridge. 2 in 3 innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Bagby (RueD; by Mo-
gridge Wood. Struck Out--By Quinn. /; by
Mogridge. 1: by Bagby. 8. Wild pitches
Quinn. Bagby. Winning pitcher-Ra9by; los
ing pitcher-Mogridge. Umpires-Messrs. Mo-
Rarity and Chill. Time OF game hours and
20 minutes.
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PAGER LIVES UP TO NAME
Plucky billiard Wins Race After
Crashing Through Fence.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July a.
Plucky billiard is well named. In the
first heat of the LIB pace this after
noon he got into a mixup with +. j. l..
throwing his driver. Palm. ran madly
around the mile track and crashed
through the fence when stable
hands sought to catch him. Despite
those happenings. he came out and won
the second and third heats and the race.
Harry Hoffman, driver of f. J. L.,
was also thrown and his face badly
skinned and bruised.
Patrick Todd was an easy winner IN
the ZIG trot while Mac Alierton took
the Els pace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

Austin made neat play on Char
rfty's bounder to retire Pat in the
second. The pepper-pot. at thirty
eight, is marvel for speed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
Lz:NayEgt WinsRght oRouLn Opics
Navy Yard Track Events
Are Prevented by Rain

Only three heats Of the 100
yard dash Ind been run OF
yesterday in the third annual
track and field meet of the Navy
Hnrd Recreation League when
the athletes and spectators
were sent scurrying to cover by
rain. Ten minutes after water
WINS standinK inches deep I'm
some places on the track and .
hurrfedly called meeting Of the
games committee resulted I'm
the announcement that the at
fair was postponed and the
committee will get together
Tuesday to determine when the
meet will be held.
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LITTLE ROCK HOLDS LEAD
Three Other Clubs Close Up in
Southern Association.

NEW ORLEANS. July 2i-LittIe
Rock still leads the Southern Asso-
citation. with a percentage of .59S-55
games won and 81 lost. Last week
Little Rock was .59S. with 81 games
won and 81 lost. New Orleans this
week was second. with -553. as COM
pared with J51 last week. Atlanta
was .5i3 and Birmingham. 533. COM
pared with percentages of .541 and
535. respectively. after last Saturdays
games.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Suholk. 10; Richmond. 3.
Petersburg. Z: Wilson. 3.
Portsmouth, 3; Newport News, o.
Rocky Mount, 8; Norfolk, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 12-1; Toledo. 90.
Indianapolis, TO-. Columbus, 9
st. Paul. 8; Minneapolis, 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, ., Reading. g.
Rochester. %. Buffalo, 1-s
Syracuse Newark. wet grounds.
Akron.' 1917; Toronto. 4-3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. 7-3: Greenville. Pig.
Spartanburg. 81: Charleston. 10.
Charlotte, $40; Augusta. 0-3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. I; Chattanooga, 4.
Memphis. q: Nashville. ..
New Orleans. q; Mobile. /.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Greensboro. g: Winston Salem, .
Highpoint s: Durham. ..
Raleigh. 4; DanviIle. 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston. 8; Dallas. ..
Fort Worth, Z; Galveston, q.
Beaumont. g; Shreveport. ..
San Antonio. 4; Wichita Falls. =
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MeCUE, FOOT BALL STAR,
LOST TO WEST VIRGINIA

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. July "a
John B. McCue. veteran OF two years
on the West Virginia University foot
ball team at a guard, will be lost to
the eleven this fall. He has with
drawn from the university and will
enter Boston Tech for special work.
McCue played in 1917 and last fall
and was one of the most reliable
players on the eleven each year.
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TIE
FLYING
FINISH

Olympic games.
There never was more brilliant
sprintine feat emblaZoned on the
pages of sport than Paddock's 10 3-5
seconds for 100 meters G09.3 yards)
over an uphill grass course at Eb-
bets Field. Brooklyn, recently. Elk
perts united in saying it was good
for better than 9 as seconds for 100
yards over the cinders.
In build. this Californian is a cross
between Duffy and Wefers. He is not
so short as Duffy nor SO tain as
Wefers. Across shoulders and chest
he is more powerfully set than either
His shoulders and arms are those Of
an oarSman. He is splendidly pro-
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NO CHANGE IN MARYLAND
RACING LIKELY THIS FALL

BALTIMORE. July 24.-The recent.
ly appointed Maryland racing com
mission probably will make no changes
TINS year in the number of days OF
racing allowed each of the imnorta nj
courses, and that consideration of re
duction in the aggregate number OF
racing days for the four big tracks
Pimlico, Laurel, Havre de Grace and
Bowie-will be postponed until next
year.
This news came from member of
the commission following the first
formal meeting today
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MIDSHIPMEN TRIUMPH
OVER SYRACUSE CREW
Kelly Takes Singles and With Costello Captures
Doubles - Philadelphia Barge Club Four
Other Oarsmen to Earn Trip to Antwerp.

QUINSIGAMOND Worcester, Mass, 2-The
United the of
Antwerp The the
college
of
order
had
of
Sam saho in intern ionala
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FRISCO RAcKETERs WIN.
Roberts and Griffin Beat Hall and
Beekman in Doubles.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 24-San
Francisco won the national intercity
tennis tournament here today, Roland
Roberts and Clarence Griffin of that
city defeating W. Merrill Hall and
Leonard Beekman of New York, 6-1,
IL. 4-6, 60.
Roberts vicious overhead serving was
the feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
Shamrocks in Two Games.

Shamrock Athletic Club will use Bal
singer. its hurting ace. in the game
against the A. b. Graham Company, 10
he PLAYED this afternoon on the field
at 18th street and Potomac avenue
southeast The contest will be started
at 2:30 o'clock. The Herzls and Sham
rocks clash this morning at 1880.
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Rain Halts Tennis Final.

BOSTON. July 34.-Wallace F. john
son and Harry c. Johnson took one
set from G. Colket Kaner and Rich
ard Harte, 7-5.. in the final of the
Longwood doubles today, and their
opponents were leading, st. in the
second set when play was called on
account of rain.
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Upton Cup to Yacht Meblen.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 24-For
the third successive year the Cleve-
land yacht Meblen. Capt. George
Wood. won the Sir Thomas Linton
trophy for class r boats, defeating
the fank of Toledo and the Clarice
of Cleveland on the twelve-mile tri-
angular course off Rock river TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
CUBS OUTFIT, BUT WIN.
Phils Aid With Passes and Errors.
Alexander Checks Rally.

CHICAGO. July 24-Although out
hit, Chicago defeated Philadelphia, s
to 4, today. Chicago piled up four
runs in the fifth on two hits, a base
on balls and two errors.
Philadelphia threatened to tie the
game in a ninth inning rally and
Alexander was sent to Hendrix's res
cue after the first three batters had hit
safely Score:
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GOLF TITLE TO WRIGHT,
Defeats Schof1eld, 2 and 1, for Bay
State Amateur Honors

BROOKLINE. Mass. July 24.-The
amateur golf championship of ,Massa-
chusetts was won on the Country Club
links today by Fred J. Wright jr, of
the Albemarle Golf Club. NewtonviIle,
who defeated Parker Schofield of the
same club. and 1.
The thirty-six hole match was played
amid frequent thunder showers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

Boston. 0 o 0 1 80 O Go
ST. Louis. 0 o o o l o II
Runs-Powell (2), Pick (2), O'Neil, Stott,
Stock, Hornsby (2), Lavan. Dilhoefer (2)
Heathcote. Errors-Hornsby. Lavan, McHen-
~. Iwo-base hits-Boeckel. Scott, Pick
Hornsby CD. Three-base hits-Heat hcote. Dill
hoefer. Sacrifice hits-Holke. Heathcote,
knode: Double plays-Dilhoefer and Lavan
(2). Left on bases--St. Louis. II: Boston, s.
Bases on balls--On Scott. g; off North, 4; off
SherdeH, !. Hits-On North, 10 in innings
By Scott. 3; by North, 81 by Sherdel. . Win
ming pitcher-Sherdel. Umpires-Messrs Klein
and Emslie. Time Of game hours and 10
minutes.
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REDS BEAT THE GIANTS.
Even Up Series by Winning See
saw Game, 5 to 8,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 24.-The
champions evened their series with
the Giants today by winning the
fourth game, to 3. after see saw
contest Both Eller and Nehf were
hit freely. Long hits by Groh and
Roush were of much advantage to
the Reds. Score:
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Williams Defeats Parke
After Beating Johnston

LONDON. July 24.-R. Norris
Williams OF Boston defeated J.
&. Parke Of the British Davis
cup team i'm the final of the
Norwood Lawn Tennis tOurna-
ment today. 6-:;, Cd, IS.
Williams qualified for the final
by winning over William NJ.
Johnston OF California, 10,
-6, IS.
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punched hits In the third and fourth
innings gave r. p. Andrews to
Z win over the Naval Torpedo Plant
At Alexandria yesterday. The game
was q pitching duel between Human
and Wakefield. each Of whom yielded
seven hits. The former received the
batter support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

Enthusiastically. Grimm t2). Cation t2).
Cooper Error-Haeffner. Two-base hit-My-
Stolen bases-Johnston. Bigbee Southworth
Sacrifces-Wheat. Whitfield. Left on bases
Brooklyn. Z; Pittsburgh. s.. Bases on balls
ON Grimes. !; OF Cooper. .. Hits-On
Grimes, in 0 innings, none out in 7th of
Pfeher, ? in . innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Grimes. Cation. Struck Out-By Grimes, .;
BY Cooper: =: by Pfeffer. 9 Losing pitcher
Grimes. Umpires-Messrs. Harrison and Hart
Time Of game hour and 80 minutes.
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Philadelphia. o 0 o 900 "a
Chico Co... o o . rs
Runs-Paulette t2). Williams Wheat, Hof-
locher. Terry. Barber. Robertson (2), Deal.
Errors-Paulette. Stengel. Fletcher. Two-base
hit-Paulette. Stolen bases-Paulette, Rawl-
ings Deal. Sacrifice hit-Holocher Double
piay-Hubbell to Wrightstone to PauIette.
Bases on balls-0n Hubbell. 5; on Hendrix, 2.
Hits-Of HnbbelI. 5 In innings; OF Belts.
in innings; on Hendrix, IL in S1s innings;
Oh Alexander. none in - inning. Hit by pitch
er-By Hendrix Fletcher). Struck out-By
Hendrix. .; by Belts. l. Winning pitcher
Hendrix; losing pitcher-Hubtell. Umpires-
Messrs Rigler and Moran. Time Of game-1
hour and Is minutes.
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HITTING TELLS
His Double and Homer Net Four
Runs in chicago's Victory
Over Boston, Z to 4.

BOSTON. July 24.-Felsch's hitting
played a prominent part in Chicago's
7-to-4 victory over Boston today His
double scored two runs in the fifth and
he knocked the ball over the left-field
fence in the seventh, with jackson on
first base.
Hooper made a home run into the
right-fiel stands in the seventh. Score:
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cards NOSE OUT BRAVES
Dilhoefer's Triple and Smiths Sim
gle Net Victory in
Tenth.

ST LOUIS. July 24.-Sf. Louis won
from Boston in the tenth inning today
Dilhoefer's triple and Smiths single
bringing in the needed tally.
Boston hit North hard in the first and
seventh innings. Dilhoefer led the at
tack on Scott with four hits ont of five
times at bat. scoring two runs and driv-
ing in two. Score
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NAVY Yarders Point for Game.

Stars of the Navy Yard League will
prime this week for their meeting Sat-
urday with the speedy Knickerbocker
Athletic Club at American League Park.
Gate receipts of the game will be given
to Casualty Hospital
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Net Honors to Armstrong.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 24.-Joe
Armstrong, st. Paul. today became
tennis singles champion Of the North
western Association, defeating Paul
Bennett Winnipeg. Manitoba, in the
final. Us. Is, 4-6, 60.
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Rnns-Liebold. f. Collins CT, Jackson (2),
Felsch, Schalk, Hooper, Scott. McNally. Wal
tiers. Errors-Risberg, Schalk Scott, Bush.
Two-base hits-Weaver. Liebold, FeIsch
Walters t2). Home runs-Felsch. Hooper
Stolen base-Schalk. Sacrifice hits-E. Col
Inns t2). Lebold McInns. Double play-E.
Collins to ]. Collins. Left on basesLChicago
8; Boston. 6. Bases on balls-Oh Cicotte 8:
of Bush. I. Hits-On Bush. 10 in innings;
of karr. 1 in l inning. Struck out-By Bush
/. Umpires-Messrs Connolly and Nallin,
Time of game-1 hour and % minutes
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Runs scored-Young. Jones Pinelli. Stanage
Ehmke. Errors-Dykes Griffin (3). Two ~ 90
hits-Stanage. Pinelli. Sacrifces-Shorteu
Dykes GU. Double play-Pineili, Young and
Heilmann. Left on bases-Detroit 4: Philadel-
phia. s. Bases on balls-Of Ehmke, 2: on
Perry: >. Struck out-By Ehmke. 3: by Perry,
3. Cmpires-Messrs- Hildebrand and Evans.
Time Of game-1 hour and . minutes.
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ROUT DODGERS
Make Three Out of Four in Series,
Cooper's Pitching Telling
in 81 Game.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 24-Pitts-
hurgh made it three out of'four from
Brooklyn by winning today's game.
to /.
Cooper was effective throughout.
Grimes was hit hard in the fifth, sixth
and seventh innings, when the home
team scored all their runs.
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New Coach for Illinois Five.

CHAMPAIGN. Ill. July 24.-Ralph Rs
Jones, basket ball coach at the Univers
sity Of Illinois, has resigned and will g
to Lake Forest Academy. The lllino<s
basket ball team will be coached nex(
year by Frank J. Winters, who has beet
developing teams at Rockford Hlge
School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
SWIMS TO RECORD AGAIN.
Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey Travels 22O
Yards in 2.55 3-5 Seconds. =.

NEW YORK, July pa new Amer
lean record of 2.55 3-5 for the go
yard swim for women was made here
today by Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey. Miss
Bleibtrey lowered her own record for
the distance by three seconds.
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British Marathon to Soldier.

A. r. Mills of the Leicester Harriers
won the marathon race, from Windsor
to London. a distance Of twenty-six
miles. 3S5 yards. His time was two
hours, thirty-seven minutes and forty
and two-flfths seconds.
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portioned and of that type of bullying
muscle and ripping sinews worthy
of brush of an old master or the
chisel of Phidias. Much Of Paddocks
phenomenal speed lies in his remark
able strength.
Paddock is better at 100 meters
than he is at 100 yards. His true dis
tances are from 100 yards to $50
yards. He does not reach top speed
for about sixty yards. His slowness
in gathering speed counts against
him more at 100 yards than it does
at 100 meters. where he has an extra
90 yards to pick up. From 100
meters to 200 meters Paddock should
knock all records galley west.
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Rocky Mount Drops Bridwell.

ROCKY MOUNT. N. c.. July 24.-AI
Bridwell manager of the Rocky
Mount club of the Virginia League,
was given his unconditional release
and Pitcher "Fie" Fullenwider will
act temporarily.
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J. PLUVIUS WINS THIS ONE

Runs batted in-Shanks. Jacobson. Three
base hit-t:edeon- Sacriices-Courtney. ia
robson. Left on bases-St- Louis. .: Washing
ton. :, Base on balls-On Davis. 1. Umpires
-Me>srs. Dineen and Friel. Time of game
40 minutes.
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TIGERS BLANK MACKS.
Ehmke Betters Perry, Who Weak
ems After Fine Start.

PHILADELPHIA. July 24.-Detroit
defeated Philadelphia, to o, today. No
visitor reached first until the sixth in
ming. when Ferry gave the western team
its first run by passing Shorten with the
bases full Score:
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Rain Hats Suburban Tennis.

Cragoe Of the Bureau of Standards
team defeated Dudley, Euclid player,
6-1.. Ga. in Suburban Tennis League
match yesterday. Rain prevented other
contests in the circuit.
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Runs-Burns CD, Kelly, Groh. Roush, Neale,
Allen l2). Errors-Young, Roush, Kopf NeaIe
Three base hit.Groh.i Home run-Roush Sac
rifees-Groh, Daubert. Eller. Double play
kOpf to Daubert. Left on bases-New York
8: Cincinnati, 3. Base balls-Or Eller, l.
Struck out-By Nehf. 2. Passed ball-Smith.
Umpires-Messrs. Quigley and O'Day. Time
Of game-l hour and 43 minutes.