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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
''SvET''.

svatek nedele nekterem tydnu byo vice dna
svatecnich nez vsednch Kdyz vsak jest svtku o Sc
nevyhnutene ovsedni pax sova re covek nacerpa chut
prac uz aby toho opet slav svatek toho Amer
nen zde sou vaky vzacne eba re tech rednich
kdy nepracuj jenom ii nejupracovanejs de 1fadech
ma bankach - jest sluSny pocet.
Dluzno ez pamatovat re pffsti ctrtek jenom
ak sme ej pojmenovai po podzimnich
hodech stare vlas ale jest to vastne dkdcinen
tomu mas p. Harding Davis vlasne W.
bfdli
Tudiz dfky cinte c vzdavejte kdyz 81 budete dobre
vzpomina nad prece obevte mdzete dekova vy
adrova vde6nost Kdyz jest ze mzeme dekovat to- Eel
nen est6 hre Kdo jest optmistou vzdycky nade svet
lejsf stranku obevi pricinu ku vzdavani dfkd.
Ma pfklad Kare Habsburk doufa, re opet dosedne ma
trim bude otcovskym panovnkem narodd dnes svoji
Ztou jest do vyhnansv To jest mrzute avsak zda
Karicek jest trochu enom osofem dospeje pfesvedcen
moho dopadnouti jese hde re moh p te avantufe
ztrai svoji ptomou hlavu bude vdecen do
sud pevne sedf ramenou.
Take mdze by Kare vdeten to- re jej neposlai spo
jenci do horsiho vyhnansv pklad Heeny
de zIav Napoleon se rokd sveho boufveho zvota kos
tam slozil.
Sv Helena jest nevdny krai osrdvek skanaty bicovany
hroznym vchcem kdezto Madeira to jest edna zahrada
podneb asi takove ako ono Will nemuz nas zamozne de
jedi do Kafore nebo do Fordy Dafi vyborne Vi
nesoucf meno tom otrov6 Madeira Spojenci ovedc
tudz dobry vyb6r pr vobe vhnansvi Kara nemz jest
znamo nehlas do prohbcnho tabora Mimo to este
n6ho ddvodu bude Karel Madeife ako mez svyn Jest
pry lid amni zaostaly cli houpy.
Do eocniho obdobi dne dkdcn6n spada sbrka do Com
muny Chest Doufam re 'ruhla" bude napnena, nebot
budou as kladeny znacne pozadavky Syel jsem
namty, pry pride "vsechno" cernochum
kosey, ale umm dobfe pocat jest tech rdznych inst
tuc ker6 Community Chest budou podeleny dese
v6tsnou nanejvyse zasluzne uztecne.
Skoda zde nemame ceskou Dobrocinnou spoecnost
ko vice let vydrzuji nas krajane Chicago Nine same
pfiSlo pozonos nekok prpadG mezi kajany kdy byo
by il eba ably pomoha pot6Sa Ma akovou ceskou Dobro-
nnou spoecnost byo by ez pamatovano Community Chest
/ = kdybychom il nell.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
v kOMARNE "A
MOBILISACE.

"Budeme rukovat, budeme
aukovat do Komarna..."
TAX opeva slovenska narodni
pisen odchod slovenske mlade.
re k pluku do Komarna. Jenze
tehdy, kdy tato pfsen vznikla,
byly opravdu spatn6 easy, ne
bot slovenSti hoSi NELL prol6va-
ii a take prolevali krev ga CHI
zaimy. Dnes rukujf jiz do ma
SehO Komarna, dnes mohou
prohlasiti zasmusile pevnosti
re je nase.
Mesto Komarno povstalo z
vesnice. Jedete-li vlakem od
Novych Zamku, Gini ma vas sill
huetta mesta s jeho vezickami
a kopulf DOZEN stfedniho, w
stavneho m6sta, predstavujete
81 jiz prostranne namesti, OBJ
klopene modernfmi budovami f;
jakmile vsak vyjdete 2 nadrazi
dlouho Sc propletate vesnicky-
mi castmi rye mad arskym
razem, ma ulicich - nedlazde-
lnych - potkavate stada spoke
jene bucicich krav, ubirajicich
sc sebevedome do svych staji.
Konecne vstoupite ma prvni
dlazdenf, az Sc octnete pred sa-
dem, jimz vede costa zreime 2
mesta ven. Tazete sc pfekva-
pene, kde re je namesti, a po-
SIou vas jednou ulici nekam,
lkde sice vidite veIke prostran-
stvi, ale shledate, re k tomu
namesti schazeji domy.
Komarno take nema, ac po-
Get jeho obyvatelstva je Znac-
lny, restauraci. Patral jsem te.
m6r pill hodiny, nez jsem nasel
mistnost, kde byli ochotni M
n6co pripraviti; spolecnost sc
schazf v nekolika 'kavehazlch
kde se vetsinou hraje karty
a kulecnfk a posloucha koncert
cikanske kapely. Drive Sc \
| kavarnach politisovalo, ted pC
chopitelne nikoliv. Drive RI
| kali Mad ari, &c jen V Mad'ari
| je zivot: Extra Hungarian nof
est vital V Komarne vsak j
patrno, re ma mad arskych hrs
nicich zivot konci.
Napsal isem pred tim, re IL
marno je nase, ale k tomutt
tvrzeni je tfeba = vysvetlenl
!. Mas je zupanat, nase je poll
, Gle. cetnictvo vojsko. Obyva
telstvo pax - mestske, nebot
venkov je loyalnl - je mad ar
ske, politicky mad arske; do
! lsud Sc nesmirilo S faktem, 3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19

je v Ceskoslovenske republice.
K ufadGm Sc chova korektne,
mic vice, jinak sc jich strani.
Proto take vsechny zakony o|
lichve zde pozbyvaji vyznamu,
jezto nikdo cs. uradlm niceho
neuda. Onehdy pQradsli vel
kou slavnost, jfz Sc sicastnilo
nekolik tisic osob. Ably tam
nemohl pfiiiti nikdo re zdei-
sich statnfch nrednikG, napsali
ma pozvanky: "Kazdy dobry
Mad'ar ie nam vitan!" A proto
museli ii nedobri Mad 'ari Ne
mad'ar zGstati donna. Statni
1rednici ziji tn jako ma ostro-
We. RoZporu mezi Horthyo-
wynn rezimem nekterymi stra
nami Mad arsku 81 zdejSi
Mad ari nevsimaji. Bylo mi
feceno ma smerodatnych mi
stech, re je Jim lhostejno kdo
yladne Mad arsku, zda boise
vik ci Habsburk, jen kdyz my
sli ma jejich osvobozeni. Ze o.
koli mesta je 2 vetSi casti slo-
vanske, to u Mich nepada ma
Vahu, nebot' co ie proti MIN
slovenska raja, kterou opovr-
huji dosud, jak 81 tomu "a VIA
dy Budapest nayykli.
V peynostnich kasarnach je
velmi zivo. Nastupovani zaloz
niku ridl major Drimal, italskv
legionar. Mobilisace byla pro-
vedena upln6 V poradku, jen V
jedne vesnici sc zdrzela, pone-
vadz V rodinach zalozniku Sc
opozdili S pecenim buchet.
Pomery ZdeJSl neJlcpe cha-
rakterisuje tabulka mem ho-
| telovem pokoji, kde mattel "a
da slusne, ad'arsky neme-
cky, ably Sc boty nedavaly pre-
de dvefe. Nejaky vybojny
Czech, host, pfipsal k tohu tuz-
kou: proc to nenf slovensky?"
Ma to odpovedel Ease tuzkou
nektery domorodec: "V Koma-
rom s1 len magyarski a nem-
ci." Jemu pax pohrozil dalSi
host, Slovak: "To uz sa zariadi
ma patricnom mieste, ably to
bolo napsane al slovenskyr" ia
jsem k tomu nepfipsal niceho,
ale zvedaye jseu Sc duchu
ptal, kde to patricne misto chu
| dak Slovak chce nalezti...
i T. V.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19

"Ja nevim, co ten pozemlo-
w drad nadela cavyku S pfi-
delem pudy. ia kdyz proda-
VAN brambory, tax vzdy pri-
dam nejakou pddu jeste mi
to dobfe zaplat6jf."
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
Southern Association.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
With Semi-Professional and Amateur Ball Tossers
At Pershing Field, n. j.

At Pershing Field, n. j. r. HI Il.
Jersey City Police
Jersey City Fireman
{ o 0 o o0f o o-3 II
Batteres-verbout and Mcfarland Regan
and Schecls
At Jersey CITY r. II. +.
Bayonne x. A.. 100000 s--S $ 0
Italian Americans 0 0 o o o 0 o o 90 q 2
Datterics-Banks and Masterson; Wiley
At south Ozone Park. L. l. r. II. L.
Glonera \; 49,. s6dI $780, 8 !
Batteries-Hanlon and Gross; Scarlet and
Mack
At Bayside l.. L. r. II. e.
All Coliegians o o o 2 0 0 o o o. /
Batteries-Grimmer and Mercer; Coughln
and Little.
Maujer ,o A. c.. oooooo-o 3
Parl,ville A. A.. 0 0 1 o o Kill is 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Assivito and Unzmann.
Bell and Marker
At Bronx Oval r. III. y.
Hobokens. so41ooo22-i22 10 Q
Bronx Giants: o 14oo2i oss 5 2
At Pro.ectory oval Z. H; Z;
Observation-Disclosures and Moran; Johnson
and Pierce.
Lincoln Giants. 0 . All x-24 90 1
Batteries-wockcr and Hardy: Williams
and Pierce.
Bioomer Girls. .o2io osoooi-T 3
Springfield. ..., o O o 4 o 3 o 0 l. 3 10 /
Batteries-Andres and Brown; Heyer and
At Recreation Park n. H. f.
Cuban Stars... 2 o o . O 4 | o o-1o II !?
Springfield. 4 2 0 % x-12 II
Batteres-Junco and Compos Kmetz and
At Recreation Park r. H. i.
lghbridge...... o2ooooo Z !?
Springfield. ~ 90 2 o O . 2 3 x-14 IT I
Battcries-Rogers and Mack Kmetz and
Schworni.
At Recreation Park r. H. +.
Astorias......... 3 00101 ox-6 3
Batteries-soffei and A. sichier; Poggen-
burg and Cav.
\. AZ y hfspsse,on foiiee''n.. ra5 ao5oooo1o1o-s Z
Springfield. ~. 90 oo30 oox-3 2
Batteries-Armett and Meuchner; koehler
and Schworm. -
r1arrdTrsts' M Dyesean o'1, ooo2ooo-s . !
Tesreau's Bears. . ) 0 o 90 ox- ii
Batteries-Jerner and Finnigan; Kelly and
srai'n q, nvo,,r,an Oval RH.E.
plainfIeid. ....... o o00 o.
Tesreau,s Beers. o 1" r,ra and whitman.
Crowell and Smith. - -
At Bennett Oval % % 70 "a
Fort George: ..... oo 1Ioo Ia 10 .
Observation-Disclosures and sheronnet. Burns;
Miller and Mnugh. =, -
eli, sox s o q o. o 1 o q OIL
East New York.. . 3 90 oOx-s 10
Batteries-Enrlght and Bay; Hershey and
Hirten. ~ ~ ~
At Ivanhoe Park ~ ~, y,
Tesreau's Bears. Q ooo L
Batterles-w. I<elleher and Smith: Archer
and Ditzei.
At Ivanhoe PARK .'..:...c.: T. y. ~,
Tvnnhoc A C..... oil = 9 N-11 IA
Battcries-oehme and +. thinner: Branden-
stein Archer and Geiser
At Ivanhoc Park X "a, ~
westinghouae. I = o o-s 10
rvanhoe a. c.. ot q o q O o o OIL 0
Ratteries--Farcloth ald Donovan; De
laney, Ditzel and Logan.
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At Babylon. L. t. r. T..
I: !. stars. ddoosoooo-S 10 ?
Batteries-Magnussen and Fogler; Dugan
and Weneger.
s; Babylon. s'ars',.. '....... oooosoSoS-s II
Batteries-Eberhard and Fogler; Marsetts
and Weneger
At Dexter Park (first game)-- r. II. E.
Royal Giants. c000oI % 4
Bushwicks. 2 o 0 0 o / x--3 3 O
Batteries-Hubbard and Spearman; Carl
strong and Holman.
Second game II. H. l..
B,,yal Boyal Giants. 4o20ooo2d- 13
Observation-Disclosures and spearman: clin.
ton and Holman.
At Farmer Oval r. H T.
Farmdrn. F. N hsre Dept Dept. GiSeooSSoooSS- 70 2
Batteries-MarshalI and Dempsey; wasser-
man and Fiieger.
At Farmer Oval r. H. f.
S'Sa@sss Ss';s:,..r,;, &c :, - 9
Kearney
At Farmer Oval r. H. L.
Penn Red Cap. 0 Oo0O-1 6 /
Batteries-Johnson. Wiley and Jackson
Hageman and Flieger.
At Central Park r. IT. f.
Mohcan. ....... 2o14 4 s o 0 x-19 20
Batteries-Wynne. Connors and Barry;
Callahan and Seifferth, Orgler.
At Prospect Park II. ". J..
Parlsviews. o 4 o 0 2-s 10 :
vjsla.ts. Sn,,st,.:.c;i.r, oooolc onS oil
Michel and Mccoy Michel
AT Bushwick Field II, r. L..
Nat. Vaudeyiile Artists. 200 1o1 oo3--7 II I
Empire City A. A...... 2of 40 00x-S 10 :
Batteries-Goettc and Harvey: Woods ood
Kersten.
At East New York R.H.E.
Es East 'Se New York. 9opso oooSS-s !
:, ,Batteries-Enright and Bay Hershey and
At East New York: n - y
Il Ea,s Z Ss% RSl's; York. ssSSsSSSSSp St 70 70
Campbell and Hrten.
At East New York; r. H. f.
East New York. o 0 : 0 o % sS-s n q
Batteries-Mehrman Swenson and Macl;en;
Girard. Campbell and Hirten.
At City Island: n IT, f.
City Island Giants. 01o2fIo-6 Z
Batteries-James and Youngstrum; Cox and
At Howard Field. r. IT, E
s,,,ll St; Aretha. al . 0 o o-s
Batterics-Parks, Lake and Yott; Bateman
and Zackmann
AT Howard Field: H. H. T..
Howards. ........ o o o o I NJ
Batteries-Hammon and woodrssker; Bate.
Al Howard Field Field: R.H.E.
s; =. v. A.. ooo012 o4oo0-I i I
Batteries-Chamber and Dughan; Terhunc,
Bateman and Zachmann.
At Central Park II. H. j..
Claremont ...... q o o o . I o. 8
Elmont ......... o o I I o o q 0-3 q n
Batteries-Lynch and o'Neil; German and
Schilllng.
AT American Legion Oval n, III. Il.
Mohawk O. G.. o 0 o | o q o o "a ,
Sheridan c.. o I . o 0 o q x-ff n .
Batteries-liayward and Mango; Maurer
and Higgins.
At College Point r. lie.
Ironsides ,...... o i0Nloo5 is 1e s
College Point. !. o o o. 4-5 q
Bntteries--Heller and Waugh; Suhre and
Hehbiewaithc
At Paterson H. H. T.
SILK Sox. .......... q . q o 2 o o x--6 10 4
Cuban stars. 900 . o q o--3 :
Batterles-E. Raymond and Gault oscai
and Rodriguez
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RUN AND GUN NEWS


TO the standard, but n few good catches arc
being made Went down there recently by
motor to Bnos's Hotel and went aboard one
OF the fleet that Is In tho river. Sorry 10
say. struck n grouchy captain, who IL Ike
many OF the old rusty salt water men one
meets along the coast. Went out 10 the
lighthouse and captured a fow fluke. but why
do have to 70 80 far away from the fire
side to catch pot covers? Moved TO tho
mouth of the river and began 10 catch some
weaks. Met crowd OF regular fellows
thcre--Joc Higgins, Jim Wilson, Pop Chase
Tom Cassidy. Marty Heaiy. Joe Prlnccy and
Rll Snyder. They are the best fishermen
that have ever met In all my travels. They
are what you call "flshormcn do luxe" From
all Appearances they had a wonderful lond
OF fish. In all they must have had about
two hundred and fifty. They gave M n
catch that was far different from the fish
pedlor's
Bass fishing at the Highlands is picking
up. fished there ono night recently and got
six. the largest weighing ten pounds Used
sandworrn bait Going to lay orr for few
days TIL they begin biting and then I will
let tho boys know the rest. III you want any
information concerning coast or river itching.
drop mo line, In care OF Sandlnss Hotel,
Highland Beach. bcing sure TO enclose q
utnFNpad rnNploDr GEORGE ENGLAND.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22

Not that think afraid of Wills But there
round about who would be picking
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
THE PICTURES.

The Euro
be
boxing fansw willie they appear
The New York herald., 1921-08-22

Nec ldics hare surely altered the condition
OF baseball: for zoe hear the old folks tci
That In the days before this prohibition
Feic pitchers 1reat too often to the 1cell
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
A Contributed From nm Old Timer.

No doubt many Of the regulars wonder a.
times what has become OF yours truly. Wen.
boys | am down Mt the Highlands enjoying
the healthy air, for there are no fish TO be
had for miles around.
Have received many letters from the boys.
all asking the same old question: How Y
fishiuc7" Fishing this year ls off, ms N has
been for n few years back. The reason for
this Is, as said before, the oil and tnr and,
as now excuse, the extensive netting OF
fish along the coast. law should be enacter
preventing the netting OF fish between tho
fnontha Of NAV and October The "cradle
robbers" that are using The nets have no
regard for the size OF tho fish they take.
have seen fish so small that they slipped
through the nets. These fellows should be
taken 10 taak for gathering In baby fish.
Have YOU ever seen 4 bnrrage net mcnsur-
Ing sumc five hundred feat thrown across
the tide with two Of tho fishing power boats
pulling Il along until II Is almor' full OF
fish, and then larger boat come along with
Q derrick and INT the catch? lot me say,
II is a sight III some one In authority was
around 10 pinch these fellows fish would be
more plentiful. VIII tho Anglers League
please take notlcc7
Fishing al l'arncrat Bay has not been IN
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
rAsrnAM. TODAY. roro GROUNDS

500 =. ". Giants y. -. I,oni'-adr
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
NArInNAI IEAGIIE
draw the veil of silence saved the

draw the veil of silence saved the
Brownies two counts in the third.
Bayne had deadly curve and whitfield
Miller and Ruth with IL in the fourth,
In the language OF the classes, he made
monkeys OF them. Not until the ffth aid
the Yankees make a hit. Pipp doubled
to centre. with nobody out. But no
body could bat him around. Collins 8
wildness had Schang jumping to avoid
losing his feet, and one particularly wild
enc both Nallin and Schang had to jump
to avoid amputation.
Throw me one. Rip !" yelled fan from
the upper stand. Collins had rare speed,
but ne couldn't guide it. Piercy as a
pitcher was wilder than Collins. and al
gether the Metropolitan pennant hopes
had a most inglorious day. In the cool
of the evening the Brownies, including
Williams's eighteenth home run, hit
Piercy all over the premises.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
Pirates In Double Header
in Harlem on Wednesday

That there will be "A double header be-
tween the Giants and the Pirates at the
Polo Grounds next Wednesday afternoon
was announced yesterday. The Pirates
on that day will open n series of five
games here--a series which will send
the Giants up with new hope or down
and out to fight 1t out for second place.
Joe O'Brien also announced that to-
morrow. which was an open date, has
been filled with game with st. Louis,
thus obviating the necessity of double
header with the Cardinals The open
date which shows on the schedule for
next Friday has been filled with the
fourth game with the Pirates
The New York herald., 1921-08-22

stole second and was out trying to score
on Brisch's single 10 centre.
St Louis made great finish. and
put over couple OF runs. Layan opened
the rally with hit to centre and Aim
smith walked, Mann went in 70 run for
the catcher and Schultz came TO bat for
North. The pinch hitter famed into 4
double play. which put Laysn on third.
Smiths single scored LGvan and Four
nier's second double scored Smith.
Stocks futile day at bat was conpIeted 0
with Krounder 10 Bancroft. ending the
game. The score
The New York herald., 1921-08-22

Totals 20 Ill e4f4
Ran for Ainsmith IN niuth iantaz
fBatted for Bailey In fifth Inning
tBatted for Walker Ia seventh inning.
Slated for North In ninth inning
81. Louis ........ o q o 2--4
New York .......o 2 J o 0 x--7
Two wasc hiie--Meusel. Fournier .; Ban
croft. FriRoh. Three base hit-Young Stolen
basaf-Snyder. Frisch, MeuseI, Burns, Ban
croft. Sacrifices - Rawlings, MelIenry
Double piay-Bancroft RAWLINGS and Kelly
Left on beses-St. Louis, s. New York g.
hRses on balis--Off Bailey. =; Off Toney. Z.
Hlts-Off Bailey, In I innings. off Walker
~ innings OIL North, none In ianings
Struck ou,-By Toncy. =. by Bailey T. Wild
pifch-Walker. Passed balla--Ainsmith Z,
losing pitcher Bailey. UmDircs-O'Day ard
Qugley. Time ~ Eame-2 hours ara ~
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Player.
Sothoron Pitches Indians
to Victory Over Red Sox
Yields Six Hits and Blanks
Boston, A to o.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 81 (American)--
Sothoron pitched effectively to-day and
Cleveland made 1t two straight from
Boston, winning 4 to 0.
Sothoron allowed but six hits, passed
none and struck out seven.
Russell also pitched we'll. but errors
behind him gave Cleveland three runs,
while Russell's mental error gave the
champions another. The score:
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Ehmke Marks His Return
by Banking the Athletics
Allows Four Hits, Tigers Win
ming by S to o.

DETROIT. Aug. 81 (American) How
ard Ehmke returned to the mound to-day
after long absence, due to an injury,
and held the Philadelphia Americans TO
four hits, and Detroit shut out the
visitors, TO o.
Heilmann hit home run in the sixth
with two on. a balk by Harris was re-
sponbile for another run. The score.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
SECOND GAME.
Totals. 80 0 4 "a 1s 3

'Batted for Collins In eighth inning.
New York ...... o o o o.
ST. Louis . o = 0 1 / D x-1o
Runs batted ln--By Jacobson, 4 by Tobin.
Q. by Sisler 1 by Williams, 3: by Me-
Manus, 1. Two base hits-Pipp. Ward. Sis
Ter Home run-Willams. Stolen bases
Tobin jacobson, SEVERED. Sacrlficc-El-
lerbe. Left on bases--New York, 4; st.
Louis. Z. Bases on balls-off Collins. 3:
off Plercy, j; off Bayne, 2. lnts-off
Collins, in innings; off Piercy, In |
inning Hit by pitched ball--By Collins
(McManus) Struck out-By Bayne. 10; by
Collins 4: by Percy. .. Wild pitches
Collins Percy. Passed balls-Schang 2.
Losing pitchcr-Collins. Umpires-Nallln and
Connolly. Time Of game-1 hour and 90
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
Pirates Lose Exhibition.

WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn. Aug. 81 eek
hibition).
III. II.
WINDSOR LOCKS. "
Batteries-Tunney and Martin; l.. Bigbee,
Raincr and Wilson (ten innings)
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
Sheehan to Leave Cornell.

ITHACA, n. Y. Aug. 21.-Francis r..
Sheehan, trainer of Cornell University
athletic teams FOR twenty-three years,
has rendered his resignation. to take ef-
feet Immediately. IL was announced to-
night. Sheehnn was also trainer for the
1920 American OLYMPIC team.
The New York herald., 1921-08-22
Totals. 81 924 s II Totals; 80 5s27 y

Nar Totals, 9nr,; 81 = To'e'sa ~ o.
ST. Louis . 0 0 ! 0 x-5
Runs batted in-By Ruth. /; by Miller, 2;
by Tobin. 3. by Sisler.. 1; by Jacobson, j.
. Two base hits-Ellerbe. Sisler, Ward.
iome run-Tobin. Sacrifice hits-Pipp,
sihawkey, Miller, Williams Double plays
Gerber McManus and Siser, ?. Left on
bases New York. IL; St. Louis. q. Bases
on balls-Off Shocker. z. Hit by pitcher
BY Shocker (Schang). Struck out-By
Shocker. o; by shawkey .. Unpires-Con-
molly and Nallin. Time OF game-2 hours
and 20 minutes.
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Pennant for Hanover Nine.

Hanover National Banks nine COM
pleted its schedule last SaGrdey with a
decisive victory over the Chemical Ma
uonal Bank nj College Point. 10 10 /.
II was the winning teams thirteenth
consecutive victory. with tho victory
went the ponnant OF the Bankers Attn
lctic League The score
r. II, ".
Chemical q q o q C. 7
DatterleE-TaRan, comifroy and w Euiffe
Tunleayy and Beldon
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Victory for the Cubs.

HAZELTON, Pa. Aug. 81 (Exhibtion) =
The Chicago Nationals to-day won from tho
liazelton professionals, IS to Is. The score !:
II. II. L.
Chicago 5 Z o1 o . lis % o
Hazelton.. o 0 o 1 bib II s
Batteries-Iork and Kellehcr; Knaur,
Duffy and Boyle.
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Totals. 30 os 81 .

TotaIB. ~ y 2 = II >
sRatted for Wilkinson In eighth inning.
Washington. o-3
Three base hit-Mnler. Sacrifce-JudEe
Double play--Lamotte, Harris and Judge
left on beses-Chicago, Z; Washington. y
Bases on bais-On Wilkinaon, 1 off Mog-
ridge I. Hits--Or Wilkinson, 10 In In
nIngs Hit by pitched ball-By Wilkinson
CHarrls) by Mogridge (MostiD. Struck out
BY Morridgc. I by wilkinson, 2; by Nc
Weeney, 1. Winning ptcher-Mogridge.
Losing pitcher-wilkinson. Umplres-Owen
and Wilson. Time OF game--i hour and 40
minutes.
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Mogridge's Pitching Enables
Senators to Beat Chicago

CHICAGO. Aug. 2t (American) .--Mog-
ridge pitched alright ball and Washing
ton defeated Chicago. 3 to 0. here to-day
Washington gathered ten hits off Willsin-
son. Smith making four in five times up
Tho score:
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YankS, TWice OverthrOWn
By Br0wns, Oppose Police
Major League Records
for the Last Week

The weeks record in each league OF
games played. won and lost, with runs.
hits. errors, men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents, including games OF
last Saturday, is as follows:
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Eastern League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Bridgeport. o. pittsfleld, tfIrst game).
Pittsfield, ) Bridgeport, (second game)
New Haven. Z; Worcester, 3.
Waterbury. Z; Hartford. 2.
Albany. .: Springfield. I ffirst game).
Albany.7: Springfield. 3 tsecond game).
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Totals. rs . 8 81 IL /

Detroit ........... o o o o o.
Two base hit--Bassler. Home run--Heil-
mann. Stolen base--Biue. Sacrlfices-Flag-
rteed, Ehmke. Double plays--Dytes and
Griffin Galloway, Dykes and Griffin. Left
on beses--PhilR Rdelphia, @; Detroit, 4. Bases
on balls-On Harris, 3 !; off Ehmke. 1. Hits--
or Harris, IN innings off Keefr, In
inning. Iiit by pitcher-By Ehmke CDu-
gam. Struck out-By Harris. I ; by Keefe,
], by Ehmke. A. Baik--Hnrris. Wild pitch
Harris. Losing pitcher-Harris. Umpires
Chill and Moriari,y. Time OF game-i hour
and 80 minutes.
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American Association.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays

RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Kansas City, II; Louisville, s.
Minneapolis Z; Columbus. 4.
Indianapolis, 10; Milwaukee, 4 (1st game>.
indianapolis. IL; Milwaukee, Z cd game).
Toledo. 6: st. Paul, Gst game).
st. Paul, Z; Toledo. I'D game).
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Left Handler for Tigers.

ELMIRA. N. ", Aug. 2f.-Pitcher James
Walsh OF the Elmira Arctics has been signed
by the Detroit American League club.
yesterday.
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CLEVELAND fA.)
Totals. 81 06 "a II 3

-Batted for Russell in eighth inning.
Boston. ............. 0 90
Cleveland. ......... o x4
Two base hits-Leibod, Seweil, ?: Sotho-
ron. Stolen base-Collns. Sacrifice-Janic-
son. Double plays-Scott. Ruel, Foster,
Russell. Pratt and McInnis: Sewell. Wambs-
ganss and Burns; Burns (unassisted). Left
on bases-Boston. 4; Cleveland, Z. Bases on
balis-Off Russell, .. Hits-Off Russell, !
in Z innings; off Thormahlen. none in I
inning. Struck out-By Russell. 1 ; by Sotho-
ron. 7. Losing pitcher--Russell. Umpires--
Evans. Dinneen and Hildebrand. Time OF
yame--1 hour and % minutes.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
~. Louis, y; New York, tfirst camel
-. Louis, 10: New York, o (second camel
Cleveland, 4: Boston, q.
Detroit. y; rhiIadeiphis, o.
Washington. =: Chicago, q.