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The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
SCORE OF VETERANS
RETURN TO NAVY

Annapolis, Nd, Sept. 2O.-Footban
at the Naval Academy in prepara-
tion for the coming campaign was
given greater interest with the re-
turn today Of about a score Of the
veterans Of last years squad who
sacrificed ten days of their Septem-
her vacation in order to jump into
togs and begin activities. Within
day or two practice will be on in
earnest. In the meantime much at
tention is being given by the
coaches to the material that has
been gathered from the plebe class.
Among the vets to arrive carly
are: Koehler and Cruiz, both regular
backfield men, and Smith. Koehler
has only recently recovered from an
attack of pneumonia which he sUf-
fered while on the summer cruise. He
was sent ashore at Pearl Harbor.
Honolulu. and afterwards was given
leave.
About ten of the veterans are with
the squad on athletics who partici-
pated in the Olympics and are not eN-
pected to reach Annapolis until
about October l. Included among
these is Clyde King. who Stroked the
champion navy crew. King played
tackle last season and his kicking
of two field goals brought victory
to the Mid0ics over the rival Army
eleven on the Polo Grounds
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
SILVER SPRING
ANDSHOPS TIE
Will Play Another Game to
Decide Open Baseball
Championship.

The game for the open champion
ship of the District between Silver
Spring and Shops yesterday after
noon ended in a 4-to-4 tie. Errors
back of Kelly, who was on the
mound for the suburbanites, lost
them the victory and probably the
championship, for they may not get
as good a chance to come through
as was given them yesterday. Five
errors were committed by Silver
Spring, and with the nine hits they
got off Hilton and Pfiel, they really
had the best chance to win.
Joe Giebel was behind the bat
for Shops and steadied Pfiel. who
replaced Hilton after four runs were
obtained off his delivery in the Sec
ond inning. Giebel was there with
the old fail smashing out a two
Dagger in the sixth that tied up the
count. Policeman Finney Kelly was
at his best and deserved a win, but
it was impossible with the miscues
made by his teammates. He only
allowed Shops three hits, striking
out six and passing two. What is
hoped to be the final game of the
series will be played tomorrow aft
ernoon starting at 4:45. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
CUBANS AND GIANTS
READY FOR SERIES

The Cuban Stars 5arrived in town
last night ready for the semi-pro-
fessiOnal Worlds Series games
which begin this afternoon at the
American League Park with the
Brooklyn Royal Giants who are ex-
pected to arrive this evening.
During the season the Cubans
have defeated practically every for
midable semi-professional club in
this country with the exception of
the Brooklyn Royal Giants, and
they are anxious to take the Brook
lyn boys scalps before returning 70
Havana. The Brooklyn Giants are
equally anxious to take the series
in order that their claim to tho
professional championship will
be undisputed. The winners of this
series will cross bats with Noe
Judges All-Star Professionals the
first week in October. The Lineup
for today's game will be-
Cuban Stars-Chacon, g. s.: Fab
elO. 3b; Ramierez. cf.; Feran. Oh.
Romazoza, If; Farza, 1b; Borreto,
c; StelIez, rf.; Pedrone, Lucas Fa-
bre, p.
Brooklyn Giants-Miller, 3b: Ffs1
CT; Douglass, 1b; Brooks, rf.; Ltoyd.
$. s.; Scott, II; Gatewood, c: Allen,
2b: Hubbard, Gardner, Robertv.
Kenyon, p.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
CHAMPION REDS TO
MAKE TRIP TO CUBA

Business MaTaEer Frank Q. Ban
croft OF the Cincir natl Reds accepted
an invitation from the Cuban base
ball promoters 10 take the World =
Champions to that country this fall
As Bancroft is a wise old baseball
man and can read between tde
lines he accepted the invite and Will
take the Reds to Havana on Octo-
bcr I. He will take che regular
team with the exception OF Nealb
who has been excused 70 hll HIS
contract at Marietta, o.. to coach
the college bootball team there
Charley See will take the place -T
Greasy in right. The Cincinnati q
team will play 20 games, meeting
the best clubs in Cuba.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
NO KICK ON ULMPS
IN NEAR-RIOT GAME,

When ball games wind up in a
neer-riOt the blame is usually cast
urpn the umpires. but in the free
f7r-aI Sunday afternoon fight in
AIeXa ndria when the Dreadnaughts
ard Knickerbockers came together.
it was not a question of an UNI
pire's decision at all. Both the
arb-ters did excellent work in the
game and the riot was something
outside of their jurisdiction.
The reference in The Herald yes
terday morning to no decision be-
cause Of the lack of an unbiased
and competent umpire" was made in
regard to the battle royal and not
10 the ball game, where the UNI
pires did their work to the salts
faction OF all parties concerned.
Richard Woodward and Jimmy
Hughes were calling the decisions
They are among the best-known and
most efficient handlers of the indi-
cater in the District.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
YANKEES END
LOSINGSTREAK
Ruth's Double in Final
Frame Paves Way for
4-to-3 Victory.

st. Louis. Sept. 20.--In a fighting
finish the Yanks beat out the
Browns in the eleventh inning to-
day by the score of to s..
Although Babe Ruth did not
make a home run and famed
twice by pitcher Weilman, he won
the victory by his double TO right
field fence in the final frame. The
contest was replete with squabbling
and disputes by both teams with
umpires Chill and Dineen.
The rivalry between the players
was intense and manifested at every
opportunity. There was an attend
ance of $4,000 and the spectators
were in a great state of excitement
after the Browns tied the score IN
the seventh inning.
Mays had the Browns at his mer-
cy until the seventh when he al
lowed four safe hits. After that
he settled down. Pratt had 10
chances and accepted them all.
Babe Ruth cracked a double to
the right field wall as a starter fOI
the eleventh. Pratt followed with
a single to left, Ruth holding third.
Lewis fouled out. On the squeeze
play Ruth scored on Peck's safe
bunt to Sisler. Wick flied to Jacob
son. Smith glued to Hannah's line
smash. closing the inning.
Williams walked in the Brown
half and was advanced to second
by Smiths sacrifice. Peck threw
out Severeid winding up the con-
teSt Tho score.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Indians Still Favored
By Dope to Win Rag
Tho If fans are hard at il.

Tho If fans are hard at IL. q.
In each Of the major leagueS
the three leaders either won
yesterday or at least broke even.
Cleveland and Brooklyn sill top
the columns. The Indians have
twelve more games TO play. the
SoX nine and the Yankees eight
II Cleveland wins hnly half Of
the remaining number. Chicago
must get seven or New York
must get eight TO wrest the
pennant.
Likewise Brooklyn has seven.
New York ten and Cincinnati
thirteen games TO play. Brook
lyn by winning yesterday. when
New York and Cincinnati divided
a double-header. has virtually
clinchcd the pennant. Four
more wins definitely insurcs the
bunting to Brooklyn. and even
that mark will not be necessary
If New York or Cincinnati do not
win every remaining game.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
EosEssassGssaE:

Detroit. Sepl. 2a-Harry He'll
mann. Tiger first sac.-er, Indefinite
~ suspended Iday fur alleged in
different playing, was back at his
I'D station this arte.nJon. Oddly
,nough his two hits were resyOn-
sible for all three Tiger taliies.
O'Rourke, secured from the To-
runtO club. fieIded his position
timely. accepting eight chances of
the nine offered him. His one mis-
play was a wild peg.
Ayers was out to trim his old
,lub mates. The reception Of wal
irps from the bats Of Judge, Har-
rIs and Rice that greeted him in
the first round caused a look Of
panied surprise to overcast Docs
,ountenance.
Jennings used two pinch hitters.
Hale and Manion. Both of them
made good but their hits had no
bearing in the run column.
he air was cold and damp and
only the regular dyed-in-the-wOol
faLs were out.
The reliable Judge is charged
with two errors, an unusual oc-
currence for him. The cold weather
was responsible.
Pep Young was absent from the
Tiger lineup, being rendered hOrs-
de-COmbat as the result Of partici-
patinE in a lobster dinner Sunday
evening.
Nothing has been heard from
Dutch Leonard. who practically
jumped the Tigers last week. It is
said Leonard has gone to his home
in California He was of little use
TO the Jungaleers this season.
Eddie Ainsmith. who generally
Dokes out a hit or two when Op-
posed by the Nationals. failed TO
secure a bingle off Zachary.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

Zachary Goes Route.
Zachary went the entire route for
the Griffmen and. held the Bengals
10 seven safeties. Early in the fray
the locals found the southpaw's
SlGnts difficult to Guage, and their
efforts at the plate were purely
automatic. Two Of the .hree runs
Were due to misplays by Zachary 5
support which was far from bril-
liant. as evidenced by the five cr-
rUrs in tn, Washington box score.
zachary refused to be disconnected,
however. and held the Jungalcers in
cine Ck ali thJ way.
The game was practically decided
sh tie first inning. which Judge
opened with a triple and scored on
HSrs.s' single. Rice also tripled,
sending Harris across. Sam regis
tered on EiIcrbc's fly to Cobb after
Roth whitfield.
Zachary bIanked the Tigers until
The fourth. Cobb iuaugurated this
session with single over second.
Neach bounded to Judge, who threw
rvcr O'Rourkc's head trying -
catch Cobb, the Peach going 10
third and Veach to second on the
error Both runners scored on
HCilmans single to center.
Senators Increase Lead.
Washington increased ITS lead il
fue fifth when Roth doubled with
one down. EIlcrbe flied to Pinel!i
and Shanks walked. Bobby scored
when PineIli booted O'RUUrke's
EToundCr.
What little interest there was in
the contest fed Natter the eighth
when Washington piled up dVa runs
with Oldham on the hill. SLanks
walked after Ellerbe went out 10
Bush and O'ROurke's single to light
moved him to second. The sacks
were jammed when Bush booted
Gharrity's tap. Donnie also erred
on ZaCharv's grOunder and Shanks
scored. Judge singled to right scOr-
ing O'ROurke and Charity. Harr'
popped to PineIi but Zachary raced
home on Rice's single to left. Roth
drew a walk. Ellerbe scratched
AN infeId hit and Judge scored the
fifth and final IUn of the inning.
Rice tried to sCOr, O. tire play but
was nailed at the late.
Detroit S only hon. run came in
its half OF the eigh-. on Cobb's
double and Heilmans s.rgle.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
PIRATES NOSED
OUT by DODGERS
konetchy's Home Run
Helps Turn Tide In Close
Pitchers Battle.

Brooklyn, y. Y, Sept. 2o.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the
Pittsburgh Pirates in their final
game of the season here this after
noon by a score OF 10 l. The
game was a pitchers duel between
Cadore and Mamamux for the Dod-
gers and Hamilton for the Pirates.
Konetchy tied the score in the last
half Of the ninth with a home run
and a single by Neis. followed by d
double by Myers with one out in
the tenth, Tailed the winning ruo.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
BRYN MAWR POLOISTS
BEAT MEADOW BROOK

Hampstead, N Y. Sept. 2O.-By a
score of to 5 goals the crack Bryo
Mawr polo team won from Meadow
Brook this afternoon in the first leg
for the Junior championship of the
United States by defeating Long
Island In one of the most sensa-
tional matches seen for a long
period. Rodman WanomaRer, w,
Stanley Stokes Fred Roe and Bar
clay McFadder played for Bryn
Mawr and Howard Phipps, BENZ X
Gatins, c. Perry Beadleston and q
NJ. Hecksher for Meadow Brook
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
OUT OF TIGERS YANKS TURN TABLES ON STARTS FOOTBALL PRACTICE
Nationals Pound Ayers
And Oldham and Take
Cameron Tigers, 9 to 3

Detroit, Mich, Sept 2o-Members of the Washington baseball
club the kndcst of feelings for Dr. Ayers Virginia phys
who member OF Clark Grhts encourage and wish
inside the ball yard The
this conclusivy this afternoon when he attempted
hurl the his erswhe Before Doc got his
bearings National bars leaped his helpless frame and
tailed three garneed along the route
of Red Oldham, who replaced
seventh finished right side of
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
COGSWELL REELECTED
BY ATHLETIC UNION

Baltimore. Nd, Sept. 2O.-Latroba
Cogswell was tonight reelected
president of the South Atlantic As
sociation of the Amateur Athletic
Union, at the annual meeting and
of officers held at the Bal
timore Athletic Club. Delegates
were elected to attend the national
session which will be held in New
Orleans on November is.
Several delegates were present
from Washington.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

Miss Sinclair is just sixteen, and
for youngster played a beautiful
game Of tennis. She was chock-fuil
Of pcp, and really too much 20, for
she committed many faults be-
cause Of the {aPidity with which
she came up for service, many
times not giving the loose balls a
chanch 20 be taken or the court
and s-out Of her way.
Match L. Hard Fought.
Miss Wakefield had TO be al b,-
best TO defeat her youthful oppoDoBr
in the first set which went 10 dcur,
three times before she finally Ven
Miss Sinclair played the ball 10 her
backhand continuously and us,,-
times upon getting her back in M,
corner would shoot an ace 10 Tho
opposite side OF the court Mis-
Nakeford played the best tennis IN,
knew how in the second set. and
vanished her opponent six to thrsr
II was necessary for her TO uso
every bit Of tennis brains she pos
sessed in order to win. for Miss sin
clair was after the ball every min
ute and many times made what
seemed 10 be impossible gets.
The following is a summary Of
just how il happened:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

FlrSt set. Miss Nskcfnrd-G
s. 4, /. 4. 6. 0. .. 4. I. s. a.
total points. 6S. Miss SincIair-,. ?
g. I, l, Z. l. S, 4. (, >, {. 6. {. 5.l.s
total points, IS.
Second set: Miss wzkeford-E &
!. 4. 4, !. (. (, . total points g..
Miss Sinclair-lO, (, 4, ., 0, 4.2l. q.
total points. 90.
Total points scored: Miss Wake
ford. lOS: Miss Sinclair. %.
Referee: Mr.. Ting Hume.
Mcn's Doubles Semi-FinaI..
Both semi-inals in the mons
doubles were staged YESTERDAY and
resulted in Maj. Arthur Ycnckco and
1apt Al Gore defeating pouClas
Hillycr and Lieut.. Harold SeId.r
-, e. and Col. johnson and Ma.
Foote winning over Messrs. SteIi-
wagon and White. g. G-t The
hrst match was walk away and az
no time during the two sets Was
there any question as 10 the winner
Ncncken and Gore were in great
form, while HiIlycr and Seldom. us
uslly so dependable, were Just The.
opposite.
1t was the match between Foot-
ana johnson and StelIwaEon AMI
White which drew and kent the
attention Of the large gallery. Tho
former pair admit that they are
past the age when they ought TO L..
indulging in such d strenuous Earr.
as tennis. but no one Will ya,- tn.
they have ever forgotten auyth.u-
about the doubles game Thsso
two are never defeated until the
last point is over as is disclosed bv
their great fight in both sets.
Foote and Johnson, experts both
in playing at the net and a. loi.-
binG- And in voIleying at up close
10 the net. Footc and johnson ar
past masters. No matter how hard
White and SteIlwaEon drove the
ball at them IT invariably came
back and in the majority Of times
for a point il will be one Of tn,
greatest doubles matches witnessed
in the District this season whom
this pair go up against YcncIen
and Gore in the finals that are 10
be played tomorrow afternoon. Gore
and Miss Louise Kelly won from
Hillyer and Miss Wooden. 6-4. 6-i
in the only mixed doubles match a.
the day.
The Misses Doolitue and Miss
Wakeford and Miss Baker did noj
complete their doubles match Ir
the women's section. Miss Wake
ford and Miss RskCr taking the
first set ca. and leading the secoad
1 to ., when il WAS called on q, To-
count of darkness. The match will
be finished this afternoon and i'm
mediately following the winners
will play Mrs. Haynes and Mrs
Connolly in the finals u is eN-
pectcd that the mixed doubles which
have been the only matches to laE
will be brought down 10 the semi
finals this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Marine Preps to Meet.

The Marine Props, who were un-
defeated last year, will hold their
first meeting of the season Wednes-
day night. September %, at the
home of coach Newman. The fol-
lowing men are requested to be
present: Sweeney. Frfdinger. Taylor,
Ford, Bcall, -Wingfield, Broc1well,
owens, Adams. Murphy and Sulli-
van. The Preps are expecting to
put the same line-up on the field
this season as last.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Second Game.
Totals. s41s27 II Totals. 80 724 10

Score BY innings:
Boston ........+ o 1-9
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 0 0 O-l
Runs-Powell (2l, Sullivan (9,, Holke,
Maranville, Ford (2), Mcouillan, Terry. Err
rors-o'NeiIl, FIack, Leathers. Two-bass hit
Sullivan. Three-base hit-McQuillan. Runs
ha tied >in-By Holke %. BoeckeI. Sullivan.
O'NeiIl (2). Hits-On Vaughn, in is
innings: of Carter, in 1-3 innings. First
base on errors-Boston, l. Left on bases
Boston, 8; Chicago, G. Caught stealing
Ry DAILY (Maranvillel. Sacrifice hit-Eayrs
Base on balls-By McQuillan, /; by Vaughn,
>; by Carter, .. Struck out-By Vaughn
3: by Carter. . Double plays-Ford Maran-
vtllc and Holke; Terry and Barber Wild
pitch-McQuillaH. Time 100. Empires
Mccormick and Kart
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

Runs-Flack. Robertson, Twombly Co),
O'FarreI Maranville, Powell Errors
BOeckel, Maranviile. Two-base hits-0'Far-
rell, Marriott. Three-base hits HOlke (2J.
Home run-Flack. Runs batted in-By
Flsck. Robertson. Twombly, Deal, Marriott
t2), Holke. First base on errOrs-ChicagO,
/. Left on bases-Chicago, ;; Boston. Z.
Caught stealing-By O'Neill (Barber). Sac
rifce hits-TwOmbly, Deal. Sacrifice fly
TwombIy. Base on bslls-By Alexander, l;
Scott, /. Double plays-FOrd to Maran-
willie to HOlke: Maranyille to Ford to Holke;
Maranvile to HOlke. Time, 1:23. I'M
pires-Hart and Mccormick.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

Totals. So II 30 IL Totals. 81 30 IS
x-Ran for Clemons in seventh inning.
xN Battcd for Hsines in seventh.
S-Batted for FOurnier in ninth.
&-Batted for Rixey in tenth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis 20 0 o o. / II
Phillics 90 l o o o O-3
Runs-Fournier. Stock, McHenry. Heath
cote, Williams, MeuseI (2l. Errors-Flct-
cher, Stengel. Two-base hits-Fletchcr
Meusel. Heathcote. Three-base ht-Meuscl
Home run-Fournicr. Struck out-By Haincs,
4. First base on balls-on Hubbell, ..
Double plays-Isa wings 10 Fletcher to
PaUlctte: Layan to 'Fournier: Rawlings to
]. Miller to Paulette; ]. Miller TO Rawlings
TO Paulettc. Sacrifice hit-Stengel Sscri-
Gee fies-Fletcher. McHenry. Umpircs-
0'Day and Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
MAILS HURLS
TRIBETO WIN
Gardner's Two Triples and
Single Help Speaker
Men to Beat Red Sox.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 2O.-CIeve-
land made it two straight from
Boston today. winning to g..
Gardner's batting was the big fac
tor. his two triples and a single
sending in six Cleveland runs.
That Cleveland did not scor.
more than eight runs was due to
three double plays, Hooper throw
ing out two runners at the plate.
While Boston made twelve hits
off Mails, it could bunch them only
in the second inning when Boston
scored all of it's runs.
Tho STpra.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Miss Wakeford Wins
Women's Single Title
Defeating Miss Sinclair
BY JACK HAAS.

Miss MarywH Wakeford Atlantic champion is now also
the District womens champion having
tcrday afternoon when she defeated Miss Sinclair straight
sets, IoS the finals OF the District
champ against champ the match Sinclair holds the
title of junior District champion Both young ladies who fought
out for the championship their Middle Atlantic
tournament staged the Columbia Country Club courts last
handsome travelling bag trophy the winner and
a silver the loser.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Greenhearts to Start Work.

The Greenheart a. c. will begin
its football practice Wednesday
evening. All candidates are re-
quested to report at 5 O'Clock sharp.
The Greenhearts made a great
record last year by winning twenty
six consecutive games and losing
one. Frederick, Aiken, Cox and
Meyers, who did excellent work
for the club last year, are expected
tn repoTC
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
CUBS AND BRAVES
EACH WIN A GAME

Boston, Sept. 2O.-The Cubs won
the first game of the double-header
here today. to l. and the Braves
took the second, Q to 1.
McQuillan should have had =
shutout in his game, while Vaughn
lasted only three and orc-third In
nings. being relieved by Carter.
Flack hit the first ball pitched in
the first game for a home run
The scores:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Challenges Silver Spring.

Manager George Krouse of the
Kensington baseball team wishes to
announce the fact that he has chal-
lenged the Silver Spring nine to
play a threegam series to deter
mine the champion baseball team of
Montgomery County, Maryland. The
title is wholly Independent of the
District title
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Jack johnson Breaks Rocks.

Leavenworth, Kans., Sept. 90
Jack Johnson was put to work to-
day making little ones out of big
onesat the Federal penitentiary
where he began serving a one year
and one day sentence for violation
of the Mann Act. The former
heavyweight champion was started
in the quarry. Prison officials NAV
have him teach boxing TO Other
prisoners
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
FIFTH STRAIGHT IS
WON BY WHITE SOX

Chicago. H., Sept. 20.-The White
Sox won their fifth game in row
here today by defeating the Ath-
letics in the second game of their
final series. Score: Chicago, 13;
Athletics, 6. Red Faber puzzled the
Mackmen. Harris, Bigbee and
Keefe were hit hard by the locals
The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
WINS RAG
AND BREAKS RECORD

The Baltimore Club captured the
flag in the International Lea que by
ITO games, while Toronto.
second. captured los. In winning
the pennant the Oriole team won the
last twenty-five games they played,
breaking the old league record OF
established in 1903 when
Jersey ,city won twenty-foUr con
secutive games. Final standing:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Brief Juniors Beaten.

Brief Juniors were defeated by
the Speedways yesterday on dia-
mond No. by the score of IL to 10
The batteries for the winners were
Epstein and Smith. Those for the
Briefs were Wheeler and Bradley.
Wheeler's catch was the feature of
the game.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
GIANTS LAST HOPE
GOES WITH DEFEAT

New York, Sept. 20.-Thc lasttiny
CLEAN of a Giant pennant hope went
Elimmcring this afternoon when
the Reds turned on Benton and Per-
rit, hammerinG out the former and
taking the second game of the dou-
hlc-header by the score OF 9 to 3.
The Giants won the first game.
to ..
The scores:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Acosta in Washington.

Jose Acosta, the. little Cuban
twirler of the Nationals, is in
Washington. arriving Sunday on ac-
count OF sickness in his family.
He will rejoin the team in New
York Thursday,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

H-Batted for Ayers in seventh inning
xx-Batted for Oldham in ninth inning.
Score by innings:
Detroit ........O D 0 " % O-3
Hits-OF Ayers in innings: OF Old
ham, in innings. Two-hase hits-Cobb.
Roth, Zachary. PinelIi. Three base hits
Judge, Rice and Manion. Struck out-By
Ayers. .. Sacrifices -ElIerbc, FIagstead
Base on balls-Of Zachary, =; OF Ayers. ;;
on Oldham, :. Left on Observation-Disclosures
5; Detroit. 5. Time Of game-I:J2 I'm
Professionally and Owens.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

Roche, Barnhardt. Geibei, Hilton. Errors
Moran. Purdy, Frazier, p. Clark (2). d.
Clark. Left on bases-siIver Springs. g.;
Shops. ). Three base hit-Roche. Two base
hit-Goebel. Sacrifice hits-Limeric. Barn
ha rdt. B. Grubb. Stolen bases-Geibel. New
ton. Il. Grubb. Frazier t2l. Struck out-By
Hilton. /; by Pfel. 8; by Kelly. @. Bases
on balls-Oh Pfel. ]; of Kelly. ..
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Athletics ......... q q o. 300 90 g 6
Chicago ...... ... 0 . o Ola 2x-l3
Runs Griffin. Dussn, High. Galloway,
Myatt. Burrus. Strunk t2l. J. Collins 81.
Risberg (3l. Schalk. Faber (a9. McMuIIcn.
Iourdan. Errors-PerknS, High. .Risberg.
Mcclellan. Two-haSc hits-Risberg Strunk.
Three base hits - Rsberg JouTdsu, Ealk
Sacrifice hit-Schalk Struck out-By Harris
1; by Bighec, /; by Fnbcr, :. Base on balls
or Harris, ); or Bigber, .; OF Kecfe, J:
OF Fsbcr, 4. Hit by pitcher-By Harris
(WeaYer).