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Evening star., 1920-07-01

BOSTON, Mass, July (which of
the Nationals slabmen will be sent
against the Sox in the third engage
ment of the series today is a guess.
Walter Johnson, who remained in
Washington because of the illness of
his son, is due today and probably
VIII pitch. If ne does not a choice
will be made from among SNYDER.
Schacht and Courtney. The last named
would seem to be the logical hurler,
in view of what Zachary accomplished
yesterday. Jezebel Tecumseh didn't
have thing" yet STAYED off the Sox
and added a scalp to his belt 1t
ready firm conviction that almost any
kind of left handler can beat Bar
rows gang. That's the kind of left
handler Courtney is.
The Nationals now are even on the
season so far as double headers are
concerned. They have won one from
split even in twin bills with the
Yanks and Red Sox.
Milan's healthy batting average
shrank considerably as a result OF
going hitless all afternoon. Three
sacrifices and a walk helped take the
sting out of his poor day. He was
charged with a total of only six times
at bat.
Boston is missing the stick work
of Tim Hendryx, who is out of the
game with a sprained back and may
not be able to resume for a couple
of weeks. incidentally Schang is d
lpoor substitute for him in center field
Evening star., 1920-07-01
MAKE GOOD BEGINNING,
BUT ENDING IS POOR

An early lead of two runs was OBJ
tanned by the Nationals in the opener
in which Jim Shaw bowed to the su-
perior mound prowess of Joe Bush
Shanks paved the way for the frst OF
them in the second inning HIS single
was followed by Fosters two-oase
wild heave on shannon. HowaT9 .an
ing third and counting on Harris
safety. In the next inning Judge
started with double over the heao
of Schang. who played the drive poor
~. Joe completed the circuit on MI
lan's sacrifice and Rice's bin.
down. gave the Sox an opening tnat
led to the tying of the score IN this
lining. The bases were loaded "heh
Bush and Hooper singled IN suGCeS
sion. Wits fly to Rice permitted w al
1ers to tally, and after the corners
again were crowded through Menos-
Tvs hot smash to Shaw the latter
forced in Bush by his failure 10 get
the ball over for Schang.
Some assistance from Harrls anu
lucky break were needed by the SoN
10 assume the lead in the seventh
Roth frustrated Scott's effort TO
stretch his single, and Walters pop
ned. whereupon Bush pumped his sec
ond safety to center. advanced on d
fumblNd HooDer's roller and counted
on Witt !, hit
With sxo down in the eighth the
Griffs kiiotted the count on Rice
fourth successive single. Sans thett
of second and Roth's looper to center
The deciding marker was complleo
bv the Sox in the tenth. Bush winning
his own game with a safety to right.
His third of the fray. after Foster had
singled, moved up on Scotts sacrince
and Pinch Hitter Karr had famed.
hy the fourth
and ninth were unsupported and
smart stop by Foster that led 70
double play nullified safeties by Rice
and Shanks in the sixth.
But. while Bush was holding the
Nationals well in hand, Shaw was
having tough time of it, In both
the eighth and ninth the corners were
crowded with Sox, Jim crawling out
of these holes by the skin of his
teeth.
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|BACK UP FINE START
WITH STRONG FINISH

Rice's theft of home in the first
inning gave the Griffs a lead in the
second game that lasted until the fourth,
when the Sox compiled their two runs.
With one down. Menosky beat out a
bunt. Mike took second on Schang' s
single, advanced with Wally on a
wild pitch and the pair of them count
ed when McInnis raped the ball just
out of Harris reach.
SoX got as far as second in the sixth
and eighth and one of them got
around to third in the seventh. but
it was not until the ninth that they
seemed likely to become obstreperous.
Then singles by Scott and Pinch
hitter McNally gave the Barrowmen
an opening with two down. but Hoop
er could not help them.
1t would have taken a big inning
to have done the Sox any good. as
the Griffs had threeru run lead. Judge,
with a double, Milan's sacrifice and a
safety by Rice, tied the score in the
sixth and Joe put the Griffs in the
way of assuming the lead in the
eighth when he drew pass and COM
pleted the circuit on Milan's suicide.
Wits error on Rice and Roth's sin
gle to center. This would have won
it for the Griffs, but to clinch the
victory Harris singled in the ninth
and trotted in ahead of Charity when
the backstop slammed the ball far
over the left field fence.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
CLUBS PILE UP IN N. |.
Reds Three Games Ahead, But
Dodgers, Cards and Cubs in Vir.
tual Tie for Second.

With the Reds again vanquishing
the Cards. the Dodgers twice hum :
bling the Giants and the Cubs trounc-
ing the Pirates yesterday. the first di-
vision clubs in the National League
are well jammed. The champions hold
a three-game lead over the Dodgers.
who are less than a point in front
of the Cards and Cubs and tied for
third position.
Getting better support, Reuther
mastered Haines in a pitching duel.
The Cards got seven hits against four
for the Reds, but the latter won. 2
to 0. st. Louis two errors helped
the world champions to markers.
The Dodgers finished in front of the
Giants in 7-3 and 81 engagements.
The hitting of Wheat, who made a
homer and triple in four times up,
was a factor in Brooklyf's success in
the opener. Grimes outpitched Toney
in a slab duel in the nightcap.
The Cubs lone run, scored in the
first inning, proved enough to defeat
the Pirates, Jim Vaughn held the op-
position to one hit. single by Whit
ted Carey was the only Pirate to
reach second base during the game.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
|AMER|CANSFA
At ENGLISH NETS
Johnston and TiIden Playing
Garland and Williams
in Doubles.

WIMBLEDON. England, July L
William NJ. Johnston and William L.
Tilden are playing r. Norris Williams
and G. S Garland in the semi-f finals
of the British championship doubles
today. Tilden will not play his chal-
lenge round match with Gerald Fat
terson. the Australian, in the singles
until tomorrow.
Next in Importance on today's card
is the challenge round match In the
singles between Mile. Suzanne LenS-
lien. the French girl, who holds the
title, and Mrs. Lambert Chambers.
There is considerable speculation
as to who will win the mems cham
pionship. because there has not been
much opportunity OF measuring rat
tersons 1920 strength and because
Tilden was expected to beat Shimldzu
yesterday in a more convincing man
ner.
Scrutiny of Pattersons play in the
mixed doubles has led to the express
sion of opinion in some quarters tnat
the Australian appeared to be
harder overhead player than any OF
the Americans. but probably not 90
good off ground.
Great Match i'm Doubles.
terday provided a sensational match,
that between A. r. E. Kingscote and
,,J. c. Parke, the English Davis cup play
ers, and the South African pair. G. H.
Dodd and G. R. Blackboard kingscote
and Parke won, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, As,
10, the decisive set being taken by the
English pair after the South Africans
bad led, Al
Theodore Mavrogordato and =. NJ
Dawson beat Leo Lyle and w. A. In
gram, IS, 6-2, 6-4.
In the fourth round of the mixed dou-
bles Gerald L. Patterson and Suzanne
Lenglen beat Zenzo Shimidzu and Mrs
Lambert Chambers, 6-2, ID Mile.
Lenglen appears to have strengthened
her game, especially overhead. The
winners played in mems doubles forma
ton, and Mile. Lenglen took full half
share of the work.
B. l. c. Norton of South Africa and
Mrs. Dudley Larcombe, England. de-
feated Theodore Mavrogordato and Mrs.
E. G. Parton, 60. 60.
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WAR A NETMEN AHEAD.
Lead Departmental With 13 Wins
and 2 Defeats.

War A team leads the Departmental
Tennis Lea que, having won 13 OF 10
matches played The first place ag-
greeation blanked the Treasury rack
eters in five-match encounter, but
lost two contests to War B in the
play-off of postponed engagement.
Commerce yesterday scored a TO
victory over the Justice-Trade net
men.
WAR A. 5; TREASURY, o.
purjngtop and Simpson (War AZ defeated
stellwagen and Ballinger (Treasury). 5I6'
so. Ge5: Bethel and Leech (War A., de-
e.: patch and Van vliet (War A, defeated
RaIlinger and Leonard (Treasury). 90, 6m5,
Litteli and Thomas (War A. defeated Miiier
and Crawford (Treasuryl, g.. 81; Fentoa
and Rumbough (War A, defeated HAAS ana
Buell. Crreasury), 6-3. 6-o
WAR A, 3; WAR B, ..
Foote and Gore (war b. defeated Purington
and simpson (war Al, 6-3. 5-6, ct;
RetheI and Leech (War AZ defeated johnson
and cole (War b, 64, 2-8, t-2: fatch
and van vliet (War A.. defeated Gullion ana
Elliott War b, Is 81 fatal snd mIiTph Tbomas mas
war Al, 8-5, 1-6. 8-3; Fenton and hum
bough (War AZ defeated Mastellar and stew
art (War b, 8-3 e.
COMMERCE. 4; JUSTICE-TRADE. 1.
Davis and Cragoe tCommerce) defeated
Graves and Brown tJustice- -Trade), 64, g.
shore and Strock tCommerce) defeated Ste
vens and Parry Jusacs- -Trade1, ,o Trsa., "hl do
fested IAughton and Swicker tCommerce)
al. 6-4: Pickering and Strand Commerce
defeated Gaskill and Pator (Justice- Trade)
sI2, 81; Justice-Trade No. defaulted.'
Evening star., 1920-07-01

a new manager the Sox may re-
habilitate themselves in the estimation
of Boston fans. Otherwise the pickin
for visiting clubs at Fenway Park
promise to be mighty slim. Barrow is
not held accountable for the disposal OF
the numerous Sox stars The fans
merely have formed the opinion that he
doesn't know much base ball and is not
a smart leader In this the Sox play
ers themselves are known to concur.
Rice Has Banner Day.
It was no fault of Rice's that the
Nationals failed to grab both ends
of the double show yesterday instead
of breaking fiftyfifty. Sam had a
great day of it. He started by polling
the pill into unguarded territory on
his first four appearances. Halted
momentarily, he resumed in the wind
up battle with couple more. his hits
in nine times at bat giving hlm an
average of .667 for the day.
But Sans accomplishments were
not confined to sticking. He was
busy lad in the garden, with eleven
perfectly handled chances. and en-
hanced his reputation s base-run :
ner by anneXing four hassocks to
increase his total to thirty. One of
of home. Sam negotiated the count
ing station with such ridiculous ease
that he could have scored standing
up. This bit of speeding was dis
played in the opening round OF the
second encounter and with no aid OF
any kind from his mates. He started
with a line drive to center, continued
to third when Walters pegged to the
outfield in an attempt to stop him
stealing second, and on the final lap
got half way to the plate before Pen
mock started his windup.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
DECIDE TWO NET TITLES
Junior and Boys Championship
Singles to Be Played on Hol-
mead Courts Today.

Two finals will be decided in the
District juvenile championship tennis
tourney this afternoon to bring the
tourney to close. In the junior
final Hinky Edwards, present cham
pion. and Hal Fowler viii me&.
Freddy Hass, the titleholder. and
Larry Phillips will play for the boys
honors. Both matches will be de-
cided on the Holmead Club courts,
18th and Monroe streets, starting at
$3.50 o'clock.
George Shoemaker and Shocks
Uhler "knee-pants' stars" yester-
day won the boys doubles champion
ship by defeating Thurtell and Good
man. 6-I. Is. Neither Shoemaker
nor Uhler is much higher than the
net They worked their way through
a field composed mainly of older and
larger boys.
Evening star., 1920-07-01


When the Sox Unexpectedly jumped
into the lead at the outset of the
campaign and made gestures inducing
pennant strength the fans f1ocked TO
see them play, talked base ball on the
street corners and otherwise gave
evidence of normal. healthy interest.
Just so soon as the pitchers pegan
to wabble as il was expected theS
would. and the victories became fewer
and farther between the bugs cooled
off in a hurry. and now, with the
team in the second division. 1t no
longer occupies their thoughts.
Have Grown Bitter.
When the Hose were bowling over
their opponents with unlocked for
regularity the Hub public was content
to dismiss from mind the long list
of stars sent elsewhere, including
Speaker, Leonard. Shore, Lewis ana
finally Ruth. but they are recalling
il now with bitterness, and their re
sentiment is reflected in the ooX once
receipts Now, for the first time since
1914. the year the Braves triumpneo
in such sensational manner, the
National Leaguers again have the call
in Boston. Under Stallings they nave
lust finished rafting off string or
five wins to get within four ana one
half games of the top, and the rams
have been fiocking to Braves Fleld
in droves. but as for the Red SoX. the
fans have Quit EN- Quit 'em cold
The result, undoubtedly will be that
Harry F'razee. the unpopular president
of the Sox club. will be forced TO dis-
pose of his holdings, and at propa ois
less than half the sum he could nave
gotten for the property year ago,
II this comes to pass and local capitai
obtains control of the club and instans
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Pitcher Russell Paralyzed.

BALTIMORE, Md. July l Especially
Pitcher Allen Russell of the Red
Sox is lying at his home here prac-
tically helpless from a stroke of par
alysis. Sunday in New York Russell
pitched against the Yankees. He
overtaxed his strength and as result
suffered cerebral hemorhage After
the game Russell came to Baltimore
to visit his wife. He was expected to
report to the Red Sox Tuesday. but
on attempting to get out of bed he
found he could not move his right
side.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
TWO GEORGETOWN MEN
ON ALL-EASTERN NINE

Two Georgetown players have
been put on an nli-eastern cOIlegi-
ate nine by r. j. Kelly. writing in
the New York Tribune. He rates
Harry Sullivan as the best first
sncker and Lefty" Hyman as one
of the leading pair of pitchers.
This same writer RECENTLY de-
ciared the Georgetown nine the
best i'm the east, with Holy Cross,
Lafayette, Penn State Navy, Ver-
mont, Yale. Princeton, FOrdham,
Dartmouth, Lehigh, Pennsylvania,
Harvard and Syracuse following
In the order named.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
RESOLUTE ON HER WAY.
Cup Defender Leaves Bristol fe
Tuning Up at City Island.

BRISTOL. r. l.. July 1.-The Amer
ca's cup defense stoop Resolute is
being towed by the tender Mohawk
for City Island. n. Y. where she will
be placed in readiness for the races
with the Shamrock " next month.
Extra spars, rigging. gear and sails
were placed aboard the Mohawk for
use at City Island. Officers said prob
ably no material change in the Reso-
lute's rigging would be made. A set
of Ratsey sails will be fitted.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Tigers Meet Stars in Britain.

LONDON. July 1.-The Princeton
track team is entered for every event
in the Stamford bridge games Sat
urday. with the exception of the hop
step and jump, the steepechase and
the walk. In addition to meeting
some of the best British amateurs,
the Princeton men will be opposed
by French and Swedish athletes and
the South African Olympic team.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Put Higher Spar on Shamrock "

NEW YORK. July Both the
challenging Shamrock and her "a
meter trial boat gave their huge
mainsails an airing yesterday, but
neither left the anchorage within the
Sandy Hook horseshoe. Capt. w. r.
Burton decided to spend the day step
ping new topmast in the green cup
hunter This spar is even loftier than
the one it replaces, a fact that has
caused surprise among yachtsmen.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
SCOT PIPERS WILL PLAY
AT REED AND BALL PARK

Fred Fitxgerald's Warrington
Scottish Bagpipe Band will play Mt
Walter Reed Hospital Monday
morning and In the afternoon will
dispense their melodies at the ball
park while the Nationals and
Yanks are playing. They will be
led on the latter occasion by Nick
Altrock, who will wear kills. Fitx-
gernld In anxious for his cohorts
to report for these events.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Rallies Braves-Kankee Golfers Fail Play for British Title
AMERICAN CREW BEATEN
IN BRITISH CUP EVENT

HENLEY Y-ON-THAMES. England.
July I Thy the Associated Pressb.
-Thn Union Boat Club of Boston
wns defeated by Jesus College,
Cambridge. i'm the second heat for
the grand challenge cup in the
Henley regatta, rOyyed here today.
Jesus College won by two and one
half lengths. The time was ..49.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
American Expected to Defend.

TORONTO. July Cecil Donald
son of New York. who won the Ca
madam junior tennis championship
last year. is expected to defend his
title when the three day tournament
opens here next Saturday. Entries
have been received from several
cities in the United States and
Canada.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Clarendon Feds Ready

District teams looking for games with
a well balanced nine should arrange
contests with the Clarendon Federals.
Henry J. Clarke, 30 Westover street.
Clarendon. Va, will receive chal-
lenges.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Junior Golf Title to Mcmahon.

NEW YORK. July John G. Nc
Mahon. jr., of the Sleepy Hollow
Country Club, won 1.-The Metropolitan
golf championship over his home
course yesterday. He defeated John
Leonard of the Shackamaxon Country
Club. Westfield. N. j.. 3 and in the
final.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
BARNESISSECOND ]
| IN BRITISH GOLF
American With 23O Is Stroke
Back of Holland, English
man-Hagen, 48th.

DEAL. England. July I.-GeorKe
Duncan. the veteran British pro-
fessiOntni golfer. won the British
open golf cham pionship, concluded
On the links here today. with .
total Of 303- Duncan went TO the
front by doing the third round In
II and the final round in -. Herd
finished the fourth round with q
total of :s0j and Barnes with 3O6;
Hagen had I'D.
DEAL, England. July Wilson
Holland. by turning in II for his
third round. took the lead early today
in the annual competition for the
British open golf championship His
good card, tying that of George Dun
cans for the lowest score SO far
made. raised Holland from a sixth
place tie at 15S with A. o. Havers at
the conclusion of the second round to
the top this morning with an aggre-
gate of 229. Jim Barnes. the Amer
lean professional, and Alexander Herd.
former champion. who tied for second
place yesterday at 1873, each made a
II today, maintaining their position
at 23O.
W ditti I1dStI. INC pbilci ~
professional in the contest. stood for
ty-eighth on the list at the end of
the second round, with 166, and did
not improve his position this morn
ing when he could do no better than
IS in the third round. bringing his
total up to 244.
George Duncan, who was eighteenth
on the list when the second round
ended, turned in II this forenoon,
making himself a contender with 231.
Abe Mitchell. who was six strokes in
the lead with 141. took 81 to make
the third round today, running his
aggregate up to 23l.
Other early third round scores re-
ported with aggregates for play So
far follow: Wingate of Ravensgate,
1921: Edward Ray, 7S-233: A. Q.
Havers. West Lancashire, s1-259
Harry Nardon. S1-240.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Rex A. G. to Take Trip.

Games with the Stetson Hat Com
pany team in Philadelphia on Sat
urday. the Cressona Tigers at Cres-
soma. Pa, Sunday and the Strawbridge
q Ciothier nine in Philadelphia Monday
will be played during trip to be taken
by the Rex Athletic Club.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Shoot for Virginia Title.

Trap gunners of Virginia will shoot
for the state championship at Nor
folk Monday and Tuesday. The shoot
will be held under the auspices of
the American Trapshooting Associa-
tion
Evening star., 1920-07-01
ONLY $500 FANS WITNESS
GRIFFS AND RED SOX SPLIT
EVEN; RICE HAS A BIG DAY
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

IL off the Red SoN lhs was
yesterday the doubleheader which the
- Nationals being nosed by count OF AS in ten
Park will hteen
Yesterday pay $500 turned out to welcome the
The
they could blamed
onokers yelled
applauded when the efforts OF the Boston
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Six Nations in Yacht Race.

ANTWERP. July France, Eng
land, Holland. Norway. Sweden and
Belgium will compete in the Olympic
yacht races to be held off Ostend
from July to July 10.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Church Nine Would Play.

The Fifth Baptist Church has put
a base ball team into the field and is
now arranging a schedule. For games
address P. c. E, "a Randolph place
northwest
Evening star., 1920-07-01
18-Year-Old Golfer Wins.

BEACONSFIELD. Quebec, July l.
j. H. McCulloch, eighteen years old, de-
feated George S. Lyon, ex-Canadian
champion, by and =, in the third
round of the Canadian amateur golf
championships
Evening star., 1920-07-01
GEORGETOWN A. c. Victor.

Georgetown Athletic Club yester-
day Sbatted it's way to an S-to-4 vic
tory over the A. G. o. nine of the
Colored Departmental League. Eight
extra base hits were made by the
YictOrS.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Calhoun Has Good Day.

Winston Athletic Club took the
measure of the Naval Hospital nine
yesterday. to 5. Calhoun. pitching
for the winners, famed ten and yield
ed ONLY four hits
Evening star., 1920-07-01
"BEAT DEVIL AROUND BUSH'' TO PAY
COLLEGE PLAYERS LARGE SALARIES
BY I'll. C. BYRD.

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Evening star., 1920-07-01
Shamrocks to Hold Fete.

Tomorrow and Saturday evenings
the Shamrock Athletic Club will hold
a lawn fete at Bradburn Church. 1889
K street southeast, to help the club
treasury
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Chess Expert Reaches U. S.

NEW YORK, July Jose r. Capa.
blanca. Cuban chess expert. arrived
here today on the steamship Morn
Castle from Havana.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
RICE DID HIS DARNDEST
FIRST GAME.

1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Walters in tenth.
Washington. l / O H-3
Boston. > o l II
Runs bated in-Rice. Roth, Harris. Witt (2l.
Schang and Bush. Two-base hits-Judge, Shan
non and Hooper. Stolen base--Rice. Sacrifices
Milan, Witt and Scott. Double plays-Harris.
Charity and Judge; Foster, Scott and Mclnnis.
Left on bases-Washington. @; Boston. L..
Bases balls-0n Shaw. ); of Bush. >.
Struck out--By Shaw. A. by Bush, 3. Wild
pitch-Shaw. Umpires-Messrs. Chill and
Moriarity. Time OF game hours and 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
'Batted for Pennock in ninth.

Boston. 0 . o o o %
Runs batted int Rice. t2). Charity t2),
Roth. McInnis. Twobase hits-Judge, Har-
ris. Stolen bases-Riee t3). Walters. Home
run-Gharrity. Sacrihces-Milan (2), Menos-
ky. Double plays-Foster to Walters to Nc
Innis; Witt to Scott to McInnis. Left on
Decentralization, g. Boston. 8. Bases on
b'lls-Of Zachary. g. off Pennock 3. Struck
out-By Zachary. 1; by Pennock. . Wild
E.tch-Zachary. Winning pitcher-Zachary
Moriarity and Chill. Time of game hours
Evening star., 1920-07-01

GANES TODAY. GAMES TUMURKUW
Pitts, at ST. Louis. Pitts at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati. Chicago at Cincinnati
Roston at New York.
Phila. at Brooklyn.
RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati g. St. Louis. o.
Brook. 7-3: N Y 81. Chicago. l: Pitts, o.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES IoMoRRoW.
wash;ngton at Boston. Washington at Boston.
~, VnrL at Phia New York at Phila.
Ciar. ~ 81 Louis Cleveland at Detroit.
~ ST. Louis at Chicago.
RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Bos.. a.: wash, S-5. N. Y, 6-l0; Phil, SIS.
(First game 10 in'gs) Chic, IA; Detroit, o.
St. L., 10; Cleve., 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
w L. Pet w. L. Pct.
cincin IS 26 .574 Boston . 2s % 500
Brooklyn. SO 80 .524 Pittsb'h:. 29 80 .4s2
St Louis "a 81 .523 New York go 81 .462
ch;cseo az 81 523 Phila . Is 81 .403
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