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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
Miners Get Sweet Revenge,
Taking First by 100 Count
Pruett Is Bumped in Late
Innings After Starting
Game Strongly
TO PLAY PAIR TODAY
Tulsa and Joplin Meet in Bar
gain Bill for Last Time
of 1921 Season

tperiai 90 The World
JOPLIN, Mo. Sept 90 The
Tulsa Oilcrn who sp gro"'lE mai
treated the Miners ou tp"Ir i'-f ,ls.t
70 OncrtoNn, looked .nd ana vo',ul
today IN the face of Lofty BcrEcr's
shoots and the Miners ran rough
shod over the Ciymcriics In tho
opening battle. 10 tu o.
burke. first man up singled past
Krucgcr and ftum that time until
two were out IN the seventh. not an
Dllcr rcuiatrrCd hit ana but ono
man reached first. on Hamilton =
miscuc.
A base on balls to Christonscn,
Thompsou'S bad peg after Robert
son had beaten a hit to his territory
and SpcaE aiuElc To McGtuuis, net
ted the homolings tally In the
first They went With zcros then
mtil the flfth and the game had
taken on the proportions OF duel
istic encounter. Hut the Hamilton
clan showed over one more In the
NTH and In the sixth started q
sizzling fusilladc of savage raps that
had the student pruett looking side
ways
speas opened the sixth by stop
ping "A pructt shoot and Kruger
won out In u race with his Rround"r
10 Stewart Pructt fumblcd BourR's
sacrificc and the paths wcro fully
Rummed. Red Smith took up hous"-
cleaning with Il mighty double TO
loft that admitted three runners To
the plate.
one more came In the seventh and
quartet in the eighth. Every
body bhttcd In this round and Pructt
was groggy when Smith liftod to
Todt for the final. Five singles, a
sacrifice and an error was the raw
material out of which the domcstics
made their fun.
IIeving opened the Oilcr eighth
with n limo drive to center. the only
outficld hit off Berger, but McGin-
mis-. pructt and Burke were caay
outs. Thompson hit safely to Rob
ertRon In the ninth but Davis
cracked into a double play and after
Stewart had given walk by de-
fective eycslght Todt rolled an oos,
tap to Berger. who tossed him out
Burke was the only man TO reach
second base and he advanced Il
third uftcr Christensen mittcd Davis
ny In the first Th" Oilers mak
their final appearance OF the yea
In bargain matinee tomorrow aft
crnoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
VAN D0E:REN WINS
IN BOYS TOURNEY
Cops Singles and Paired
With Thoranten Wins
the Doubles

g, Van pocr,n grabbed major
honors ia the boys city tennis tour
namcnt, which came 90 close Fri
day ON the y. VI. G. \. courts at
Eleventh and Norfolk, lie won the
singles titlc by defeating u. Thoran-
ten An the afternoon after he and
ThorHutcu, I'm the morning, had
achieved the doubles championship
by defeating T., Glantou and G, Ja-
cuhs n hard fought match, In the
singles match Van pooren was
forced into three sets by Thuranten.
In the scmi-tiuulS doubles contest
yesterday morning Blautun and ia
Cohs defeated +. Carr ana f. Little,
thereby earning the right to play
Van Dooren and Thorantcn.
There was moro interest in the
boys tourney this year than over
before, Many youngsters are play
ing tennis with great enthusiasm
and the city title event promises TO
become a vehicle for the develop
meut OF many net nGhtA
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0. u. GRID SQUAD
IN HARNESS SOON
Only Two Holes on Ma
chine and Outlook Now
Is Very Bright

NORMAN. sept. G. Official cali
for 1921 Sooner grid candidates TO
report for practice Thursday after
noon, September 10, the day The
fall semester OF the University OF
oklahoma opens. were sent out by
mail this week to 30 candidates by
Hugh V. McDermott, assistant foot
ball coach. McDcrmott arrived thi,
week from his New Mexico home.
lie will have charge OF the 1924
boomer or freshmen squad,
with three games cnd-runninR on
Boyd field this fall, starting sat
urday. October s. with chief Moy-
or's Central Normalitcs. ana with
most Of his 1920 Missouri valley
champions returning, Ben q, owen
has expressed no special concern
over football prospects this fail,
with all but six OF the 1920 vet
Grams returning. only two holes
really seem to loom up on the
Sooner football horiZon--puartcr
back and right hair. But with the
1920 freshmen candidates as well IA
good supply from last years sec
ond string returning, sooner sport
followers are confident that these
two holes can easily he filled.
Kansas Jayhawks will furnish the
homecoming attraction for the Soon
era this year ON Royd field. Satur-
day, November 3. Tho Sooncrs
meet Central Normal here October
8. oklahoma a. and NJ. here Oc-
iohcr 10. Washington pikers. ST.
Louis. here October 20, Nebraska
at Lincoln October 20. Kansas here
November 3, Missouri at Columbia
November 10. Is =. A, &. at Man.
haitian November 10 and Rice at
Houston November 25,
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Cincinnati.
81. Louis
Totals 81 s "a IA

NBstted for Haincs In eighth.
sNRHn for Ainsmith in ninth.
Score by innings:
ST. Louis ................oo 600 600 o0g--.
Cincinnati .... .......2OO or 0lN--6
summary; Two base hits-Horusby.
Groh. Three base hit-Bohne Hargraye.
Double psys-Lavan to schultz. Lavan 20
Hornsby to Ainsmith. Base on balls--ON
Haines 3, off North l. Struck out--Ry
RiNcy 3. by Haiues T. Runs-StoCk, Nc
Henry, Bohne 3 Kopf ., Hargraye ,. Err
rorE-Ldyan, Fonscca.
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Hagen Sets Rare Mark.

DETROIT, Sept. 10.-ln winning
the Michigan open golf champion
ship at the Lochmoor club here yes
tcrday. Walter Hagen, western open
champion, established "A rare mark
in championship play by covering
M first nine holes OF the afternoon
round in 81, five strokes under par.
Hagen played four of the holes in
par and turned in brides for the
other five. Long puts featured his
play,
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Bartlesville hit homer with the
bases empty
Score: r, X. T..
Indcpcnd'ce O3O 100 7OO-ll 10 /
Bartlcsville 600 0l0 OO3- /
Batteries; shore and Froome;
Goode and Wiley.
MUSKOGEE. Sept, l0-George
Rrauchlc, Muskogee second base
man, threw away the Nets chance
10 win the second half season PEN
nant today when he made Wild
throw TO the plate in the ninth in
ming and let in the two runs Pitts
burg needed to beat Muskogce,
to 4,
Score: Il. II. T..
Pittsburg ..OlO OOl OO3-- 5 5 2
Muskogee 400 600 600 3
Batteries: Henshaw, Brabil and
Nann: Biggers, kemner and Emit,
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Seven ph,Is Are Rccallcd.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l0,-Sev-
en- players farmod out Ivy tho Phila
delphia Nationals have been recalled
for the 1929 season, The manage
mcnt OF the local club has notified
Judge X NJ, Lands, high commits
siuner of baseball of the recall of
the following players who were with
the phillies on the southern train
ing trim and part of the 1924 season,
pitchers Stanwuod and Baumgart-
ner from Kansas city; George Nor
gan from Rochester, Howard Gran
dali from Buffalo; John Singleton
from Newark, Catcher Frank With
row from Newark and Outfieldcr
Ralph Millee tom Louisville,
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Begin Methodist Revival.

VTVTTNT " 7 Nv " VTFU'
QIAPAW, sept. l0.-A series Of
special revival services led hy Rcv'
walt Bryant is 10 be held at the
Methodist church in this CTS be-
ginning September 10, according TO
information cmanating from the
pastor. Rev. +. G. Rancy. Tho good
win and hearty cooperation of
other churches is invited,
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Summary; Jwo-hnS" hii----Smltb
Bcrgcr. Sacrifice hitS--itOb.rtron.
SpcnS, I,ourg Iitsc on bali~-Dn
prucii .. off Bcrgcr I. struck out
By rrnctt =, by Berger !. Earned
runs---,joplln I. Isit on bascs---
Tulsa 3. Joplin o. Double play
Robertson tu krucp"r to iiourg.
Wild pitcb--rrucit IIit by pitched
bnll--Spcns. Timc---Dnc hour and
forty-fiyc minutes. tmpircs--IiucL
ley and burnside.
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Da Mo,ns,


NHsttd Tor BLACK In nlnh
Des Mulncs ......... ..... Ond OIL OiO-6
omaha .... .. ........ Jlu goo HoS-s
summary Earned runs-Omaha ., Des
Molnes 6. Two base hits haney lingl".
GlslaHon. Milan. Home run "b'tOnnor,
Sacrifice hitz-Lec, Smith, Gislason, Lin
glc base on balls-Dff Smith =. uN
Hlack /. Hits-nu Black In innings,
or Schuman / In inning struck out
ny Smith L. by lllRck . Double play
Gtslnson 90 Gritfin, Losing pitcher
Hlark Passed ball-Andersou. Lott on
bases omaha 6. Des Moincs Z. huns
O'Connur Mueller. Pit g. Milan Gisia-
son. ltaucy Leo 2, O'Bricn, Sprougcr,
InEtc. Errurs O'Connor, Milan, HRck
Unpirrs Anderson and Cusack Time
ono hour and 20 minutes
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smith md Burmsn Draw.

CHICAGO, Sept. lO,--The Vies-
tion OF supremacy between Midget
smith and Joe Burman, bantam
weights, was still unsettled today
as the result OF their l0-round draw
nj East Chicago last night. Tho
two haif-portion battlers put up a
slashing scrap. Jack Sharkey OF
New York. outpointed Roy Moore of
M,nnes -~u- In the semi windup.
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XBatted for Walters in seventh.
Score by innings.
Hostnn .... ........,., ono eol 600
Washington .. . ........Jl0 600 Ok
summary: Two base hit--Fostrr. Three
base hit--Rice Stolen hases--Niiau, fos-
ter. Pratt Scott. poubl" plsy-SCott TO
Pratt TO McIunIs Base on bal!s-CU
Russell 3 Off johnson 3. Hit hy pitcher
by Russell (ShankSl. struck out-Py
johnson g. RuRs--Liohold Foster. Memo
sky, Bush >, Milan, Rice, Shanks. Error
Russell.
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Western Association

FORT SMITH. Ark, Sept. TO-
Okmulgce and Fort Smith divided
a double bill today. locals winning
The first. 3 to o, and dropping the
second. 3 to 2, WctZel did iron man
stunt and held visitors runless for
IS innings. when Drillers punched
four hits and broke HIS hold. Wet
eel had his forefinper splint In the
ninth inning OF the first game. but
stuck double bin out Long distance
hitting OF the Twins featured the
first game. Klepfer gave up only
two hits in the second game, walk,
two -baggcr and squeeze being
punched for two runs.
First Game.
Score by innings; X. VI. II.
Okmulgce .. 900 600 600
Fort smith .OOl 0O1 0lx--3 3
Batteries: Wills and Long, Wetzei
and schmidt.
second Game,
okmulgoe .....6 900 O2o as o
Fort smith ZOO 200 % I
Batterics Lleprer and Arensman;
Wetzel and schmidt.
PAWHUSKA, Sept 1O,--Donald
Ratty pitched his third full game
and won his third victory within
the past four days when he hold
Springfield to one run while his
teammates ran away with the Ions
end OF a Z to score. Folhcr hit a
homeriIn in the fourth inning, bring
ing a man in ahead of him.
Score H. IL H.
Sprinsfield 600 00O Ol0-- / /
.pawhuska 2Ol 200 20N-- IL
Batteries Rolf and White, Aday,
Batty and Nichols,
CHICKASuA. Sept. lO.-Thc llar
yesters were easy for Kid Adcocks
who relieved Ovcngros after the
fourth round and the Chicks won
the second game OF the series to
2. The youthful southpaw allowed
the visitors only one hit In five IN
nings. =, q,
Score: u. ~, T..
Enid .......OiO 100 600 8
Chickasha 100 OIL lON- l
Batteries: Upchurch ana RelStf'
Ovengros, AdCOck and Hayes.
HENRY ETTA. Sept. l0.--lienry-
ctta easily took the second game
from prumright. Jclsma pitched
good ball and was never in trouble
score. r. II, H..
prumrlght goo OOl 900 | 4
Hcnryotta 2Ol 1OO OK 10 J
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Sunday shows TO Continue.

Special 60 Iho world
CLAREMORE, Sept 10, -- The
petition for referendum OF the
Sunday show question has been de-
clarcd by Mayor j. NJ, Davis insult
ficient, In that while the petition
contained the correct number of sig
natures, Il did not contain the cor
rect street addresses. Hence the
sunday shows will be operated AS
huraInfnulA
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Cleveland.

KHAN for u Nrill In eighth.
HxBattrd for Covelcskie IN eighth,
Score by innings:
ST Louis ............l 100 900 lex
summary. Two base hit--Shocker,
Johnson nase on balls-Ou Shocker /.
off Coyeleskie /. off Morton l.. struck
out-By Shocker 2, by covclcskic Z, by
Morton 2 Runs--Tobn, McMarus. Err
rurs- Williams. Gerber.
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New yort
Brooklyn,
Totals a5 0 "a II

NBattcd for Neis in seventh.
Score by innings;
Brooklyn .... .........0l0 GOO oo0-l
new pEk o'u ''' 'NNT'
Summary: Two-base hits Kelley John
ston. Grimes. Home run-Kilduu. Double
play-Johnston to Klduff to SchmaudL
Base on balls-Off Grimes Q, struck out
by Barnes 3, by Grimes /. Runs-kil'
duff. Burns. Young, Kelley. Errors
Olson. Bancroft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
OHerS Cy Dous LeuderSYd Ydnks Increases Lead
GIANTS, PIRATES
STILL ARE EVEN
New York Bests BROOKLYN
Ace While Buccos Are |
Blanking Cubs

PITTSBURGH, sept. 1o-rhe r.,.t.,
shut out chicago with an to srs..
The locals uscd Norrisou's old ,......
John Gouch Of Birmingham. snd I.. U,.
ting was hard and timely ENi.r E...t
for York ln the eighth inning and ,.'.
played shortstop IN Hoilocu,ts r...a .
the last haif ~ the eighth. Keen. t.
Iorks place in the box.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

Junior Polo Title to Meadowbrook
PHILADELPHIA, sept l0.-The
Mcadowbrook fox hunters of Long
Island won the opening game OF the
national junior polo championship
at the Philadelphia Country club
this afternoon from the United
states armv first team by Is
goals ia @
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nuft- t,.pt t,oost-rs Twice.

OMAHA. Sept i0.-HOmHhs took both
ends ut a soublo-hcadcr from bes Moin"s
today, 10 and to 3. prs Moincs
outhit tho locais IN 10th games but we're
unable to make the Hafotics count. Three
home runs featured the contest,
LIraI AnnIn
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Southwestern League

SAPULPA, Sept. 10.--Cotteyville
madc II two out of three from Sa-
pu'pa by winning today with rallies
in the eighth and ninth.
Scorc. Il. II. T.
Coffcyviuc 600 600 ere /
Sapulph 200 600 0lo--- 3 /
Batteries. Ray, Lindquist. Victor
and Lamb. Dempsey Peterson and
Funk,
MIAMI, Sept, lO.--Miller was wild
and let seven mon on bases by free
pass or hit by pitched bail and
Miami won from Gushing today TO
o. after Gushing had forfeited one
game of a scheduled double header.
Score. r. III, Il,
Gushing 900 600 lOl-- /
Miami 400 42l ok : 10 |
Batteries Miller and Gerlock;
Cheney and Dunn,
BARTLESNlLI.E, Sept, l0.---In-
dependence won today II to 4,
Shore got sweet revenge on the Me
Closkeyitcs for being driven from
the box THURSDAY, McDougal for
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Soy Recrnit nIoms in Tenth.

CHICAGO. sept, 10. u, Thompson,
a recruit pitcher from the Victoria, n
c.. club who was on the mound for the
White SoN blow up iu tho tenth inning
today and Detroit punched five hits be
hind a base ON balls and drove him out
OF the box, winning the second game of
the series, to 4.
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Score by innings.
Detroit ...... .... 900 2l0 600 5-N
Chicago ,.., -,.......Olh t02 600 1t
summary: Twp-btso hlts-Falk. Jones
Narysn, Hooper. Mostl, cobb Shsely.
Three base hlt-SatgCnt. Double plays
MulligRu to Shooiy 10 Mulligan, Jones to
Young Base on balls--Ou Thompson 4.
of cole ? struck out--By Thompson t.
Hooper, shceiy. FAIR ?. Errors--Sargrni.
Naryau ..
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sioux Take rir~t from snln-.

SiOUN cry. sept I0...Throc errors
by St Joseph IN folders paved the way
Tor sioux Guys 10 q victory oyer tho
saints m the opening game OF the series
today.
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nationals punched four of'their six hit.
of Grimes in the first inning and defeated
Brooklyn To-Day, to !. All of the GIants<
runs were made after two were out
Rrooklyns only run was a homer by XII.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

ST LOUIS. sept l0.-clcvrland and
St Louis dividcd a double header today
tho locals winning the first game, to .,
and the worlds champions taking the
second. 10 60 ?. Shocker held the Visit
tors 10 three hits in tho inst game.
WambHgHnss scored flvo runs In tho sec
ond game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

NWTW|N
omaha ...... ...... 0iU Ouo OlU IS
summary Earned runs Omaha :. Dos
NOIurs g. ltpuv rUuv.-Grittu a. tnriru.
Two. base htu.. .GtIttu. Liuglv. Brown,
Milan. l,aur ON hnlls-Ou Trron g. or
smith o. OF Black :. struck out..lly
rrrou O. by Glusirr I. by Nuck /. Hits
Off Troyu and IA ia innings OF
GInrtrr ! ard IN , "a innings or smith
and iU innings Double plays OILS.
llsuu tp lIuElv. SprHuE,r tu Gtsla4un to
GrifNu. nsu, smith. winning pitcher
smith Irfi ON bases Omaha 4. brs
Muiur~ KuUH.K Rhyme. GrpNu, Musl.
l,r. rlu. MILAN Spraukcr. Massey q. Grit-
I'm o. a. liriuu o. liuglr. Errors-.o com
uor. Grant Gisln-ou. lIngle, smith TIM
plr"s--'usarl, uuJ Anderson. TIW,-rwo
lUIIIa
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Philadelphia.
Boston

sBattcd Tor Meadows in ninth.
INFLATED for J Smith In ninth.
NRan for Gowdy In seventh.
Score by innings.
Philadelphia .... ....... 100 $50 od0--f
Boston .... ............O0l Oui .Nk--b
summary Two-hase hits-Mradows
Williams, King. Three base hit-.suuth.
worth. Base on halls-oU Meadows g. %,
Fulingim .. struck out-By Meadows g.
by Flllngim . by McCulan /. Runs
J. Smith .. LebourYeau, Meadows, Powell
Christenbury .. Ford, Nixon. Err0rs--I.
Smith. Parkinson 3.
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BOSTON, sept l0.--Four hita In tho
seventh with an error by Parkinson nst'ed
Boston three runs and TO 4 victory
over Philadelphia today.
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Cleveland

zBattcd for Rsyne in seventh,
ZzBattsd for Davis In ninth.
Score by innings
Cleveland Gee, ,......2O2 OlO .O3-lO
81 Louis .............Oi0 600 0lo--
Summary: Two-hase hits-JHcobson.
Double play--Severeid to MCManus Base
on halls-Of Mails .. OF Bayne ?. off
Davis I. Struck out-By Nangilder >,
by Mails t. by Bayne 3. Runs-jamiosOn
I. Waubsgsnss 8. speaker, Slslcr, Jacob
son. Errors Jameson, Scwell, Johnston,
SeverSid, williams MCMauus ..
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Grif. unld Eir-t Dl,i.lon Ncrth.

wASHlNGTON, Sept. lO.-N Nashiugton
retained its berth In the first division By
defeating Boston today. 3 TO 3. johnson
allowed tho visltors five hits
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(nrds EnsN for RiNev.

CINCINNATI. sept. l0.--Rixey pitched
shutnut bail until the ninth inning and
Cincinnati won from 81. Louis. 10 Z.
Haines was hit hard and retired after
seven innings
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suno out when winning run srurcd.
Sruro hy innings
p,~ Muinra ........ OF 0lO 600 0-G
t,p,ahu O4O OOO Otu :
The Washington times., 1921-08-19


mental. Government, War, Inter
bureau and Potomac leagues are
finishing up their engagements. Thir-
ty-five hundred fans watched the Navy
Yard and Navy teams battle. That
number will turn out today to see the
wtnd-up of the series in the Govern
ment as well as the Departmental.
Over at Union Station today the
fast-traveling Southern Railway nine
viii engage the A, b. Graham Com
pany team In the fourth game of the
Section B series. Yesterday, Registers
dropped a 5-to-4 game to the Potomac
Council team.
The Potomacs got away to fine
start. but toward the close of the con-
test weakened perceptibly to the point
where the Registers appeared to have
the bulge. The Potomacs won. but
only by q one-run margin.
Before the game Manager Tom Ma
lone, of the Registers, entered the first
The Washington times., 1921-08-19

Brookland scored run In tho
first inning that looked like bis
lead for four innings. with Johnn!
Holden pitching shutout ball ana re
ceiving brilliant opposition from
Humphrey. the Shams' pitching ace
Holden Breaks.
The, Shamrocks put over a tying
tally in the fifth and In the fol
lowing inning Holden cracked. The
southeast club scored four runs here
and continued in the sixth with three
more. The southeast fans were
hoarse from yelling. Dutch Smith
son was the hitting star. with three
safeties in four times at bat.
Roamer A. c., composed principal
ly of high school players. downed
it's rival, Hilltop A. c., in Section b
OF the Junior class. to 6, after an
upgrade pull. The Roamers were
forced to score twice in the ninth
inning to gain a victory. Mitchell,
the Roamer catcher, was big help,
with three bingles, one for three
bases.
This game broke tie for first
place IN the section. Hoamere now
lead with three victories, Petworth Ia
second with two and the Hilltops
have won two games and lost one.
Winstons In Front.
Winston A. C. leaped to the front in
Section c of the unlimited class by
defeating Dominican Lyceum, Q to 2.
1t was the third Winston victory with
no losses. The defeat virtually elm
mated Dominican Lyceum as a con-
tender for first honors. the southwest
club having dropped three in a row.
Calhoun held the Dominican batters
almost helpless, three hits being his
total output.
Clover A. c., one OF the strong teams
in Section A of the Junior class,
swamped the Herbs, IL to 4 in seven
innings. G. Ball and Keefer leading the
attack with three hits each. The
Clovers hammered the pill. six of their
thirteen hits being for extra bases. l..
Ball hit homer and double.
Two games yesterday resulted in
ties, Grace and Yankees playing six
innings with each scoring a run, in
Section A of the unlimited class. and
the Warwicks and Nationals going six
frames to a &c score In Section A OF
the midgets. Torrills held the Ma.
tionals to two hits.
The Washington times., 1921-08-19

protest of the series when he aues'
toned the eligibility Of player Mack,
of the Potomacs. The protest Will be
acted upon by the District Baseball
Association committee at Its next
meeting
With the teams distributed in three
sections, the series is expected to
gather force beginning next week.
Southern Railway, Potomac Council,
Registers and A. B. Graham Company
are playing now. Monday at Union
Park the Zone 2, Navy Yard winner,
and r. p. Andrews Company, of the
Commercial League, will get action.
Other teams in the series are the we'll
known Elks Club. the winner of the
War Interbureau and the winner of
the Potomac League. The last two
teams will be named this week.
Section C games will be played
among the teams representing the
Government, Departmental. Mer-
The Washington times., 1921-08-19
HOOVER, DULUTH SCULLER
CHALLENGES JACK KELLY

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-Wai'
ter Hoover. of the Duluth Boat Club
has challenged Jack Kelly OF the
Vesper Boat Club, world champion
amateur single sculler, to a race for
the Philadelphia Challenge Cup on
the Schuylkill river on Labor Day IN
connection with the Middle States
regatta.
The challenge. signed p. p. Moore,
chairman of the rowing committee
of the Duluth orga imitation, asks that
the six months notification and train
ing specified in the rules governing
competition for the cup be waived,
but indications early today were that
this would be refused and an offer
made to substitute Dan Costello, who
rows with Kelly in the senior doubles,
in a special race against Hoover.