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Evening star., 1921-08-30

1t can't beat the Giants. That's all
there Is to 1t. Had the Pirates won
but two Of the five games they had
to play with New York during the
recent monsoon Pittsburgh would
have been just around the corner
from Jogyille. As 1t is, New York
has stacked them up against the
crater Of a live volcano.
1t has happened quite frequently
that championship team has not
won all of its series from the other
clubs. and it also has happened that
some of the second division clubs
have played a lot of fdon't-care-a-hoot
ball at the end of the year. but it
hasn't happened that the runner-upJ
had 1t on the leaders with IA victories
to and the seasons end four weeks
in the offing.
except that with Cincinnati, which
was lost. IL games to 10. In 1919
Cincinnati cleaned up on every one.
That is unusual. II defeated Bos-
ton 16 games to 5. Something like
Pittsburgh and New York. only the
In 1918 Chicago lost the series TO
Brooklyn. but won from all the 9TH
ers, including the Giants, of whom
they made monkeys. In 1917 the.
Giants beat everybody except Cin-'
cinnati and tied with them. In 1915
Brooklyn split even with PhiladeIphia,
lost to Boston. 13 to 3. but defeated
all other rivals. In 1915 Philadelphia
failed to have a clean slate, losing to
Brooklyn. 13 to 3, and to Pittsburgh.
II to 10. When Boston made that
lively squirt that succeeded for them
in 1914 they failed to beat Brooklyns
on the series, losing ii by Is to "a
while they tied with New York at
II each.
Giants ROut Everything.
In 1913 the Giants had ball team
which defeated everything. They es-
tablished a marked similarity of sue
cess by whipping each team in the
National League by fourteen games 10
either seven or eight, except Cincin-
natl. They put it over the Reds by
II to 8.
In 1912 the Giants were pretty good
with young team. They won the
championship on the road that year.
II was great doings, while II lasted.
More than that il was the best team
of young ball players that McGrsw
ever managed to get together. The
Cubs, however, beat them out l3 to 8,
but were the only club to be SO sue
cessful. while the Is to chat New
than offset the Chicago loss. Boston
played very poorly against New York
that year:
make showing against the Giants.
the next time they meet. September
16, IL and Is. in Pittsburgh, or very
likely get kicked into the scuppers,
just as the harbor is in sight. New
York could be defeated even if tn.
Giants could always thrash Pitts
burgh, but the Pirates better not ex-
pertinent with any risk of the kind
unless they want to go to bed ou
October without hearing the little
brides sing.
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PITTSBURGH CONSISTENT
Has Led National League Every
Week End, Excepting Two, Since
Season Began.

Most Of the fans realize that Pitts
burgh has been in first place most of
the year. Few of them realize that it
has been in first place every week end
since the beginning of the season. ex-
cept April % and June 4. On both Of
those dates the Giants were in the
van.
It 10 easy to see what kind of a pen
nant race it has been for the re-
mainder of the National League with
two teams never out Of the week end
lead since the players got back from
eating ham and eggs in spring train
ing. It is a wonder that the National
League chase has taken on as much
interest as it has.
Not once on the week end has Bos-
ton, Brooklyn. Chicago. Cincinnati, st.
Louis or Philadelphia been able to
step up and answer "here' when the
cali came for first-place roomers.. The
Giants have been second almost all
of the time.
Phiiadelphia has been last in the
National Leaghe ever since June 4.
Boston has been third ever since June
II on the week end call.
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Is CREWS IN REGATTA
Potomacs Have Two Rivals in In.
termediate Race in Philadel-
phia Labor Day.

PHILADELPHIA. August 3o.-The
Middle States Association regatta. to
be rowed over the one-mile straight
away course on the Schuylkill river
next Monday. has attracted a total
of seventy-three entries in the eight
cen events. Entries closed last night.
In the senior quarter-mile dash H.
n. Livingston of the Nonpareils, New
York. will oppose three local scullers,
w. e. Garrett Gilmore. Walter Rig
ling and George Allison.
Entries in the senior eight-oared
race include crews from the New York
Athletic Club and the Union Boat
Club. also of New York. The Vespers
of this city also will start in this
race If they win the intermediate
eight-oared event.
Other entries in the intermediate
race are the New York Athletic Club,
Potomac Boat Club of Washington
and the West Philadelphia Boat Club.
Crews representing the Arundel and
Ariel clubs of Baltimore are entered
in several events.
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The international flavor will be sup
piled by w. J. Hunter. British anna
teur golf champion. who arrived at
Thomas Armour. former Scottish
champion, and Raymond Swift of
England. 1t is also expected that the
leading Canadian golfers will COM
pete.
Other entries of interest acknowl-
edged by Secretary Mcmahon are the
Knepper brothers Of Iowa, Jimmy Nc
Mahon and Dick Bockencamp of st.
Louis. Chick Evans of Chicago. pres
ent champion: Max Marston of Phila-
delphia, w. H. Anderson of New York,
Gardner White Of Nassau, Francis
Ouimet, former champion: Jesse Gull
ford and Won Elm. the trans-Missis-
sippi champion.
Mcmahon adds the information that
Biggerstaffe Wilson, champion of
British Columbia. Is coming all the
way from Victoria for this event.
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BOND NINE TAKES FIELD
Fourth Surrender Of Liberty Loan
Circuit Will Meet Navy Yard
in Interleague Series.

Fourth Surrender. champion team
of the Liberty Loan League, is sched-
uled to make it's appearance this
afternoon in the annual District Sand
lot interleague title series. The
Bondsmen will clash with Navy Yard.
leader Of the Government League, in
a Section c game at the terminal
railroad Young Mems Christian AS
sociation field. adjoining Union sta
ton. starting at Sis o'clock.
In yesterdays engagements the
Elks beat r.. p. Andrews Paper Com
pany. to 4, in Section A. and Peo-
pies Drug Store of the Merchants
League and War Department Of the
Departmental League tied at 8, all
in Section C.
Pfeirs pitching baffled the Canaries
in the Section A encounter and the
Fraternal Leaguers triumphed easily,
A four-run rally in the seventh
inning saved War from a defeat in
Section C.
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PROTECTS THE MINORS.
Landis' Ruling Prevents Outsiders
Booking Conflicting Games.

X. NJ. Lands, base bali commissioner,
in a decision unfolding the principle
of territorial rights in base ball. has
awarded the Nashville club of the
Southern Association the Boston
Americans share of the gate receipts
of an exhibition game with the Van
derbilt University, played at Nash
willie, April 1 last. The decision Is said
to establish a precedent.
Nashville made the contention that
the playing of the game between Bos-
ton and Vanderbilt on the same day
that a game was scheduled between
Nashville and an American Associa-
tion team violated the territorial
rights of the Southern Association
club. Judge Lands upheld the con-
tention.
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SINGLE G PAGES FAST.
Equals Record in Winning Free
For-Al at Readville.

READvILLE. Mass. August 80
Single G, Indiana PAGER. lived up to
his reputation as the country's great
est side wheeler at the opening races
of the annual grand circuit meeting
here.
Allen drove him in the Neponset
free for all and equaled the record
for the event when he slipped of the
first heat in 2.00%.
Walter Cox showed the crowd that
he had the greatest stake trotter of
the season by winning the President
stake for EOS trotters with the Bos-
ton-owned Grey Worthy.
Helen Dillon moved down all op-
position in the horsebreeder futurity
for two-year-olds, while the three
year-old filly. Sakura, accounted for
first money in the 2.19 trotting class.
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ADDS SWIMMING TITLE
Ethelda Bleibtrey Captures 8 IL
Mile National Championship in
Field of Twenty.Six.

NEW YORK, August 30.-Ethelda
Bleibtrey, world champion swimmer.
added another national title to her
conquests by winning the three and
one -half-mile championship in Sc min
utes and 81 seconds.
A strong tide along the course from
Point Breeze. Long Island, to Brigh-
ton Beach accounted for the remark
able time in contrast to the record for
the course of 1 hour and IS minutes
set by Elaine Golding in 1912.
Twenty-Five out of twenty-six start
ers completed the race.
Miss Charlotte Boyle of New York
was second in 81 minutes and 81 Sec
onds.
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Gibraltar Athletic Club at present
is leading Section A with four wins
and no defeats while the Westovers.
who have completed their schedule,
are in second place with five victories
in six starts. The GIBBS are to face
the Yankees s today: but even If the
meet the Emeralds in q post-season
match. A single defeat for the Gibs
would leave them deadlocked with
Westover. necessitating an extra
game between these teams.
In Section c three mines remain in
the struggle. Government Printing
Office has won three and lost none,
the Knickerbockers have triumphed
three times in four starts and the
Winstons. through with their sehed-
ule, can show four wins against one
defeat. To remain in the race. the
Knicks must trounce the Printers
tomorrow. but whatever the outcome
Of that engagement. Government
Randles, who tied them early in the
tournament.
A deadlock between the Roamers
lead in the juniors. probably will
exist after tomorrow's game between
the Renroc and Leviathan mines.
Roamer is through with its schedule,
with Ave victories and one loss. Yes,
terday the Renrocs made their record
four wins and one defeat when they
put the Petworths out of the running.
The Leviathans. who have not scored
a win in the series. apparently are
not in a class with the Renrocs.
Aztec Athletic Club added to its
lead in Section A of the juniors with
a 4-to-O win over the Christ Child
Society. McIntire held the losers to
two hits. In the same section, Herzl
was credited with a victory when the
Quentins failed to show for their
game.
Westover Athletic Club completed
its schedule with a 10-to-3 win over
the Langdons in Section A of the
unlimited division. TinEle and Nc
Murray did the heavy hitting for the
victors.
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PLANS ATTACK
Adding of Mahan to Coaching Staff
Indicates Crimson Means to
Develop Versatility.
BY WALTER CAMP.

Announcement that Eddie Mahan
will join the Harvard coaching staff
this fall may very well be taken as
an indication that the Crimson pur-
poses to develop the attack Of her
back field more extensively along the
line Of runs from kick formation.
There has never been a time when
the Harvard team had anything like
the power in this style of play that
she showed when Mahan was in a
Crimson jersey.
In fact the menace Of that method Of
attack alone with Mahan kicking. run
ming or passing, was enough to keep
the defense Of any opponent busy up
to the limit.
Announcement by DR.. GARFIELD.
president of Centre College. that "Bo"
McMillin, the famous quarterback OF
the Colonels. has determined to con-
tinue his college work and will play
this season makes pleasant news
Moran and the Centre team, how
ever, learned last year that McMil-
lin, Roberts and Weaver. although
great players, were not the team in
fully a first-class all-around developed
eleven a powerful, enduring rush line
must be built up. This year, there
fore, Moran and his Kentuckians-
and we should add Texans-are plan
ming their campaign along develop
secured Thornhill, an old assistant
of Glenn Warmers at Pittsburgh, to
look after the line.
A report says Moran will shift Nc
Millin from quarter to the back field.
Final ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the San
Francisco board of education that
Rugby in this country is a thing Of
the past and that the high schools
of that city will play the American
game in future will provide an ex-
cellent feeding ground for material
for California and Stanford. Neither
of these teams has had the advan-
tage that accrues to eastern UNIVERSE
ties from development of foot ball
material in the high schools
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British Golf Champion
Impresses in Practice

NEW YORK, August 3O.-Wil-
lie Hunter, British amateur
golf champion, who In seeking
the American title, has impress.
ed friends by the ability he dis.
played ON his first visit to q
course in the United States.
Playing a fOurxOme. he went
around at the EnHineers' COun-
try Club Mt R0slyn yesterday In
an approximate IS, and brought
victory to his side BY a birdie
three ON the home green.
Members of the club were Inn
pressed by the good distance he
Ept from the tee. They say he
II a fine mashie player and q
good putter.
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COAST NETMEN WCTORS
Three California Players Advance
in Tourney for Metropolitan .
Championship.

NEW YORK. August 30.-willie E.
Davis and Robert and Howard Kinsey,
all Of San Francisco, came through to
the third round of the Metropolitan ten
mis- championship yesterday. All won in
straight sets.
Cedric, A. Major. New York. outplayed
Phil Ne6r, Seattle. recent winner OF the
intercollegtate title for Leland Stanford
University. 7-6. a..
John b. Gilbert of the British Isles
team and C. v. Todd, Australasia. the
only foreign players to compete, won
Todd hy close net voalaying dsfsaAsd,
Sadalkaza Onda Of Japan. 6--l. 60.
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INDEPENDENT MINES.

Liberty Athletic Club nosed out the
Eagles in a 5-to-4 game. Jeffries
pitched well for the winners. tanning
twelve batters.
, Horde Athletic Club wants to meet
the winners of the midget sections in
the city sandlot series. Challenges
will be recaived over telephone, Lin
coin 4737, between am. and 6 pm.
Le DF0it Tigers elawed the Ivy City
Giants in q 17-to-% game. The win
ners made many long hits.
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WOMAN RACKETERS PLAY.
IN BIG MATCHES TODAY

NEWPORT, R. l., August 30.-Dou-
bles instead of scheduled singles. were
played yesterday in the invitation
women's tournament. They resulted in
a narrowing down to the finar in
which Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and
Mrs. Howard G. Cushing will meet
Mrs. Eleanor Goss and Mrs. L. E. Will
liams tomorrow.
In the singles. which start today,
Miss Goss will meet Miss Mary K
Browne. and Mrs. Bundy will oppose
Miss Edith Sigourney.
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JUNIOR DIVISION.
SECTION A.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Aztec, 4; Christ Child, o (eight innings).
Herzl, 9; Quentin. o (forfeited).
TODAY'S GAME.
Independent W. Clover at 17th and Rosedale
streets northeast.
TOMORROW's GAME
Christ Child vs.. Hersl. at Union station
plaza.
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WILL PUSH MINOR SPORTS.

BOSTON. August s0.-Minor sports
at Harvard University will receive
more attention when Assistant Grad
Fuate Manager of Athletics Bill Bine-
ham takes up his duties this fall.
While Crimson victories have been
registered with a fair degree of reg
ularity in major sports the record in
minor sports has not been so good.
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MISS AMERICA LEADS
FOR MOTOR BOAT TROPHY

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. August S0.-Avsraging
sos miles per hour. Miss America
of the Detroit Yacht Club. with Car
Wood at the wheel took the second
thirty-mile heat in the Gold cup race
here yesterday, defeating Miss Chi
cago of the Chicago Yacht Club and
the sea sled Orlo III. entered from the
Columbia Yacht Club. The victor's
time was 35.43.40.
Miss America I. which won the first
heat Saturday, now has twenty-four
points on the cup. to twenty-five for
Miss Chicago and ten for Orlo III.
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Schedule of the Griffmen
for Remainder Of Season

August so, 31-New York Mt
Washington.
September 1 1.-TWO Eames). 2,
@WashingtOn at New York.
September New York at
Washington.
September 5 1.-TWO Eames), G.
Washington mt Philadelphia.
September 8, 1eB0st0n at
Warrington.
September 11-Philadelphia at
Washington.
September IL, list. Louis at
Washington.
September 18, II, 1s-Cleve-
land mt Warrington.
September 20, Il, 22-ChieagO
Mt Warrington.
September 23, -, 25-Detroit
Mt Washington.
September 70, 30, October
1.-TWO Games)-WashinH ton at
Boston.
October @Philadelphia at
Washington.
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TIGERS HAVE CLOSE CALL.

SAGINAW. Mich, August 30
Pitcher Shriver of the Saginaw Club
of the Michigan League held
the Detroit Tigers to six hits and
famed ten in an exhibition game yes
terday. Detroit won, to 4. errors
figuring In all the visitors runs.
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ARRAY OF GOLF STARS
IN AMATEUR TOURNEY

LOUIS, August 30-Repor received here from T. J.
Mcmahon, New York city, of the United States Golf
- the 1921
those of few American players whose
whose
title notably
H. Chandler Egan of Portland
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Retain Third Place Giants Only Club to Hold Edge Pirates
LEADERS WELL AHEAD
OF ALL OTHER TEAMS
BY John B. FOSTER.

Pittsburgh championship National League will
little all of 1t will be bundled
the of having received tremendous lambasng from
the runner-up. That much is settled right
Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia That why Pittsburgh high Its
Philadelphia and twelve Cincinnati 1t almost the
showing against St Louis with
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WILHELM SIGNS FOR 1922.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-Wil-
liam F. Baker. president of the Phil
adelphia Nationals, has announced
that Irving Wilhelm had been signed
as manager for 1922. Wilhelm came
to the Phillies as trainer and coach
and since William Donovan's re-
moyal recently has been acting
manager.
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Lands FURNISHES PLAYERS.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. August 30
Judge K. NJ. Lands has refused will
liam Shumaker's application for re-
instatement, and the i've games
played by johnson City in the second
half Of the Appalachian League sea-
son with Shumaker in the lineup
must be played over. All were VIC
tories.
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WILLARD IS TRAINING.

TOPEKA, Kan. August 30,-Jess
Willard. while in this city ON busi-
ness, said that he had started train.
Ing Tor . proposed bout with Jack
Dempsey. He said he would scale
his present weight Of 265 pounds
down to 238.
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READY FOR SHOE PITCHERS.

HAMLINE, Mimi, August 3o-Thir-
ty-six horseshoe pitching courts have
been completed at the Minnesota
state fair grounds for the annual
tournament of the national associa-
ton to be held September to 10.
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TIE PLAY-OFFS NEEDED
TO DECIDE TITLE MINES

OCULAR schedules end unlimited
series for the District independent sandlot
ships but the
be played off
committee charge the
haco
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HUTCH GOLF WINNER,

LAKE PLACID. N. Y. August 3d.
Jock Hutchison. English open golf
champion. playing with Tom .Kerri-
gan, yesterday won q thirty -six-hole
match, two up. from Jams Barnes,
American opsn champion, and 1Ay.
Mour Dunn.
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aREB SHADES NORFOLK.

PITTSBURGH. August S0.-Harry
Greb of Pittsburgh received the
newspaper decision over Kid Norfolk
of New York at the end of a ten
round bout last night They are light
heavyweights.
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GREENWOOD REPEATS.

GREENWOOD, Miss, August 3d.
Greenwood made it two straight over
Clarksdale yesterday, winning, 4 to 0,
in the series of nine games to demand
the championship of the Mississippi
League.
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DETROIT TO HOLD PARKS,

DETROIT, Mch.. August 3o.-rhe
Detroit American management has
decided not to release Pitcher Yer.
non Parks to Omaha. Parks injured
his arm in . semi-profsssioual game
&t, Chicago early this year and has
been used only ~ fetfef pitcher.
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BOUT TO FITzSIMMoNs,

BOSTON. August 30.-Eddie Fitx.
simmons Of New York won q referees
decision over "Pinkey" Mitchell Of
Milwaukee, in q ten-round bout last
night. They are lightweights.
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RED sOX WIN EXHIBITIoN.

FLINT. Mich, August 30-The Bos-
ton Red Sox defeated the Flint club
of the Michigan-Ontario League yes
terday. IL to T. McInn1s twice drove
the ball over the left field fence.
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What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
New York At Wash. New York at Wash
st. Louis at Chicag go.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
No games scheduled.
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BRIEF BUT TO THE POINT.

The ruction between Cleveland and
New York has been pictured to a row
between an elephant and a bengal
tiger. Make your own selection.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brook st. Louis at Phiia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Phila.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Brooklyn, 1; Pittsburgh. o.
New York, 8; Chicago, Z.
Cincinnati, 10; Boston, 4.
st. Louis at Philadelphia train)
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Yesterdays RESULT.

Yesterdays RESULT.
No game.
TODAY'S GAME.
Dominican ". Randie, at Randle Field, east
end of Psnnsylvania Avenue bridge.
TOMORRow's GAME.
Knickerbockers W. Government Printing
ONCE. at S5th street and Wisconsin avenne.
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GIANTS BUY TWIRLER.

KNOXvLLB. Tenn. August as
!IS1sh" Malone, the smoke ball king
sold By Knoxville to the New York
Giants. Malone is . right-hander.
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CURRENT YANKEE SERIES
MAY DECIDE THEIR FATE
Outcome of Seven Games May Make or Break
Flag=Aspiring Hugmen-Schedule Favors
New York Over Cleveland.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

do the Nationals Where
month they which the possibility
after that hope faded dreamed position
they today find themselves confronted
third place. So hard they by the
the oday-and Grmen
table by
reading:
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FRAZEE SUED FOR DIVORCE.
NEW YORK, August 30.-Harry
Frazee. owner of the Boston Ameri-
cans. has been sued for divorce.
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VIRGINIA LFAGUE

Suffolk, 2: Tarboro. 8.
Newport News. 8: Rocky Mount, ..
Wilson. 4: Norfolk, -.
Richmond. 5; Portsmouth. I.
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measure Of the Shamrocka cham
pions of Section B Of the unlfmiteds,
in 7-to-4 clash. McCarty and I.
Mccormack allowed the losers only
four hits.
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ANOTHER ARREST MADE
OVER BIG FIGHT FILMS

OMAHA. Neb.. Augut S0-Clarence
Gray has been arrested by federal
authorities, charged with transport
ing films of the Dempsey-Carpentier
fight from New Jersey to Nebraska:
released. Gray is said to be a rep
resentative Of the Tex Rickard Com
pany.
CHICAGO. August 30.-Fvidence
against Tex Rickard, promoter Of the
Dempsey Carpenter fight arrested
last week for bringing tho Aims to
Chicago. has been taken before the
federal grand jury.
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AS Nationals
uncomfortaby
fifth
considerably han the Grifs.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, oS; Xaosviila, -.
0reeAvilie, b: bristol. q.
kingport, Z; johnson City. o.
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PIRATES RECALL TRAYNOR.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 3o.-Har-
old Traynor. shortstOp, has been re-
called by the Pittsburgh Nationals.
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YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Peerless. z; Shamrocks 4 (six innings).
TODAY's GAME.
Southland w. Optometrist at Washington
barracks, foot Of ~ street southwest.
TOM0RRow's GAME.
Metropolitan VS.. Brookmont at Randle Field
east end Of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
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YESTERDAYS RESULT.
War. 8; Peoples Drug Store, (seyen in
nings).
ToDAY's GAME.
Navy Yard vs. Fourth Surrender, at Union
Station Y. NJ. @. A.
TOMORROW's GAME,
Peoples Drug Store vs.. Navy Yard .+
Union Station 7. N. c. A.
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LEAGUE SERIES.

YESTERDAY'S RESULT
Elks. Z; Andrews tseven innings).
TODAY'S GAME
Zone 2 vs.. Adjutant Generals Of1ce, at
Union Park.
TOMORROw'S GAME.
Naval Air Station VS.. Elks ut Union Park
SECTION C.
Navy Yard ............ . 900
war .................... 900
feopies Drug Store ..... 200
foufth surrender ........ 200
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YDsTERDAY's RESULT.
Renroc. o; Petworth. (seven innings).
TODAY'S GAME.
Hilltop ". Benning. at 35th street and Wis
consin avenue.
ToMoRRoW's GAME.
Isyiathan vs.. Rsnroc, at Washington Bar
racks. foot Of ~ street southwest.
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touTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

1estAs !, Qhaxisstea. O.
e:sless;i!. |, dsB:Ii.sssss s:Isss;:.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Greensboro. s; Durham, I.