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Evening star., 1921-07-14
EMERALDS GET PLAYERS
Will Use Newcomers in Contest
With Brookmonts on Liberty
Hut Field Sunday.

Emerald Athletic Club has signed
three new players, who will be sent
into the lineup that will face Brook
mont Athletic Dub Sunday on Liberty
Hut field. Costello of the Capitals.
Joe sullivan, a knights of Columbus
Lacquer. and Pots Robertson OF Nir-
ginia are the recent additions.
Burke or Cole viii do the hurting
against the Brookmonts. Sundays
engagement will begin at o'clock.
Grace Athletic Club will tackle the
Arlingtons in Olympia Hollow tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock. In a game
between these teams last month the
ArlingtonS were victorS.
Peerless Athletic Club is to play the
Swampoodle Athletic Club this after
noon. The game will start at $50
o'clock.
Clarendon'x fifteen-year team will
clash with the Trinity Midgets Satur-
day at o'clock. Play will be held on
Olympia field.
Winston Athletic Club wants game
Sunday. Teams interested should
write Manager d. c. Woodcock, 1010
II street northeast.
Washington Cardinals are ready to
meet Trinity Midgets and other mines
in the fourteen-year class. Send chal-
lenges to Vincent Lester, 1948 I'd
street.
Owl Athletic Club desires engage
mentS with SiXteen-year teams. For
dates write w. n. Wrenn, 1855 Wis
consin avenue, or telephone West 92O.
after 6 pm.
Berwyn Athletic Club handed Z
to-2 defeat to team composed of
summer students at the University of
Maryland The Berwyns found At
kinSon for twelve hits, three being
made by Dooley.
Terminal Railroad y. NJ. c. A. All
Stars defeated the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Y NJ c. A. nine of New York. II
to g. Hughes. Hoyt and Thompson
did the hurting for the winners.
st. Cyprinn's and the Washington
Giants, colored teams. will be oppo-
nents at Union Park Sunday. The for
mer will play Deanwood Saturday.
r., p. Andrews Red SOx vanqushed ed
the Buffalo Stars. 9 to 5. Milan, or
the mound for the winners, allowed
four hits.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
ELKS IN TRIPLE PLAY
Fielding Feat Retires Masons in
Opening Inning of Fratenal
League Engagement.

A triple play in the first inning fea-
tured the Elks Masons clash yester-
day in the Fraternal League. The
fielding feat was performed at the ex-
pense of the Masons. They had Earle
on second and Watt on first when
Hiser lined sharply to Shortstop
Purdy. Ping made a leaping catch,
tossed to Roache to retire Earle and
a relay to Edmonston beat Watt to
first base Pfeil kept the Masons in
check while Buscher was nicked just
enough to give the Elks 6-to2 vic
tory.
Naval Hospital easily disposed of
Treasury in a 12-to-4 Departmental
League game. The winners made
their runs in the first three innings.
Navy Yard nosed out Agriculture.
8 to 2. in a Government League con-
test. Giovannetti of the winners got
three hits in as many times at bat.
Sales handed Ordnance a 12-to-1
thrashing in the War League. Med
felt allowed the losers only one hit.
|O'Keefe of Sales got three safeties in
four trials
Evening star., 1921-07-14
T|LDEN TO TAKE A REST
Champion May Play in Providence
Event July 18 Before Going
on Tennis Vacation.

NEW YORK. July 14.-William T.
Tilden. I'd. national and information
tennis titleholder. who returned from
abroad yesterday. may play either In
the singles or doubles of the Rhode
Island championship. which begins at
the Agawam Hunt Club. July IS. Then
he plans to rest for several weeks
This was made known in a state
ment given out in his behalf by the
Davis Cup committee of the United
States Tennis Associa ton. at d dinner
last night in the Yale Club. Tilden
expects to go to Providence today to
help with the arrangements for the
championship. as he is much interest
ed in its success
The fact that he has been in train
in' since May. 1920, and has had tC
undergo the strain of two trips to
Europe. the statement add-.:!. in ad-
dition t" the Davis cup Campa IA :hat
led to Australia. makes Il obvious
that rest is needed. If he is to be AZ
his best in the challenge round foI
the Davis cup in September tu'l the
mems championship at Philld"lphia
II is altogether probable that he will
he obliged to decline the nlImtrous
requests for exhibition matches and
entry in tournaments that have al
ready reached him"
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Caught OF, the Fly

CHICAGO. July 14.--At no time this
season has the Washington intield
crumbled so completely as in the con-
cludlng Stanza yesterday, when no
less than four mispiays were grouped
Only five-run lead prevented in
glorious defeat from being their por-
ton.
Douglas McWeeny alone of the four
fingers Gleason used showed any real
skill. "Shovel' Hodge, Dominick Null
rennan and Joubert Lum Davenport
looking for all the world as if they
might be Washington pitchers, except
for the difference in uniforms.
The presence of Mrs. Charity and
their young hopeful, who came on
from Beloit. where the Charity home
stead is located, seemed to inspire the
backStop. Pats homer and double
drove in four of the Washington runs
Two Instances Of heads-down base
running were charged against the Ma
tionals. Miller being picked off sec
ond cost a run in the fifth, and in the
same round Charity could easily have
made an extra base on his double to
right had he watched his coachers or
the ball, which Strunk fumbled
Gharrity's error was the mufFing
of a foul fly from Collins bat in the
fifth. Except for it the Sox probably
would not have scored on Zachary in
this round
The Nationals for a second time in
succession were outbatted by the Sox
who, however, failed to bunch their
bingles as well or to get as much dis
tance.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
BRAVES HOLD TO STRIDE
Dual Win Over Cubs Makes Seven
Straight-Teams Play Perfect
Games-Dodgers Climb.

A total of 14S perfect plays were
made in the double-header between
the Braves and Cubs at Boston yester-
day. The former won both contests.
stretching their winning streak to
seven straight victories. The circuit
champion Dodgers Squirmed into the
when they trounced the Reds. while
the Cards We're losing to the runner
up Giants. New York's success cut
slightly into the lead of the pace-set-
ting Pirates, who idled in rain at
Philadelphia.
The Braves vanquished the Cubs. 3
to / and 5 to 3. Scott opposed York
in the opening engagement and each
yielded nine hits. Fillingim pitched
against Martin in the second encoun-
ter. The cubs outbatted their op-
ponentS and made four extra base hits
to one for the Braves. but were
checked by sensational fielding.
Two big innings helped the Giants
to a 9 to 4 victory over the Cards.
Earl Smiths homer off Walker
cleared filled sacks in the fourth and
a three-run rally was staged in the
sixth. Nehf pitched good ball until
the ninth when bruised wrist forced
his retirement.
The Dodgers downed the Reds. to
2. In the fifth inning Luque was
nicked for five hits. including homers
by Griffith and kilduff. that netted five
runs. Cadore granted nine safeties.
but was invincihle except in the
seventh.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
D. c. CHESSMEN SIXTH |
Whitaker and Sournin Each Has
Won Three Games in Mas
ters' Tournament.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. July II
Charles Jaffe of New York led In
the sixth round of the chess masters
tourney With ) points won and l lost.
The points won by the other play
ers were: Frank ]. Marshall. Amerl-
can champion. 4; Samuel Factor. Chi.
cago: David Janowski. champion of
France: NJ. d. Hago. New York. and
S. T. Sharp, Philadelphia. 31s each
N. T. Whitaker and V. Sournin.
Washington. 3 each: Stasch Mlotts-
kowski. Los Angeles. 2l.; I. S. Tu-
rover. Washington. 2: f. $. Jackson,
one-half. and Capt. J. B. Harvey,
FenelOn Falls, Ont. none.
Two quick victories were scored
by Mlottkowski and Marshall. The
westerner took only twelve moves 10
defeat Jackson and the champion
eighteen to win from Harvey. Jaffe
defeated Hago after twenty-five
moves.
The Factor-Janowski and Sharp.
Whitaker contests We're adjourned
and Turnover and Sournin drew.
Mrs. Natalie Nixdorff Of New York
won the women'S tournament with
four straight victories.
c. E. Norwood of Boston is leading
the amateurs with seven consecutive
games won.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
YANKS IN BATTING MOOD
Make Eighteen Hits to Vanquish
Browns-Pinch Hitter Helps
Tribe-Tigers Triumph.

Hits were frequent yesterday in
American League contests. Twenty
six were pade in the Tribe-Red SoX
game and as many in the Browns
Yankees engagement. All of the
Yankee players hit the ball. Pipp and
Mays getting home runs. The Tigers
Athletics argument was productive of
twenty-One SwatS. Indians, Yankees
and Tigers were winners.
Sothoron outpitched Russell and the
Indians beat the Red SoX, to 3. A
single by Graney. pinch hitting for
Sothoron in the ninth. drove in the
decisive tally. SOthoron had relieved
Mails. who was hurt in the second
inning.
The Yanks crushed the Browns under
an 11-to-1 score. Eighteen hits were
made by the winners. Shocker being
combed for nine in less than four in
pings. Six of the Yankee score were
made in the fourth. Mays kept his
eight hits we'll scattered.
After getting four runs off Holling
In the second inning the Macks were
unable to effectively solve the slants
Of Relief Pitcher Parks, and lost, to
II. to the Tigers. The latter got seven
runs off Moore in six innings and
pounded keefe, his successor. Neach
made a homer.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
HIT THREE HOMERS EACH
Brief and Thorpe Have Big Day
in A. A.-Former Has Made
Twenty This Year.

CHICAGO. Ill. July 1.-THE home
run fever seems to be sweeping over
players in the American Association
judging by yesterdays performance OF
ten home runs in two games. -Four
Of the circuit SmasheS were made in
the Toledo Milwaukee game and six
were hammered out in the Columbus
Kansas City contest.
Jim Thorpe of the Toledo team. for
mer member of the New York Giants.
and one time all-round Olympic cham
pion. and Bunny" Brief. Kansas City
first baseman. led the sluggers for the
day with three homers each. Brlef
brought his total of four-base hits for
the season to twenty.
The other Toledo player to knock
the ball out Of the lot was Grimes.
second baseman. High. Columbus
centerfielder. came through with two
homers, and his teammate, Burrus a
first baseman. also poled four-ply
hit.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
IN TENNIS SEMI-FINAlS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July IA
Semi finals singles play in the west
ern tennis championships was sched-
uled for today.
Vincent Richards, Yonkers. y. v.
national junior champion. and Fritz
Bastian. indianapolis. western con-
ference champion. were scheduled to
meet in one match. and John Hennes-
sey, Indiana polls. Ind. tri-state cham
pion. was scheduled to oppose Clifton b.
Herd, Chicago. in the other.
Walter B. Hayes, Chicago. holder OF
the championship. has arrived here
and is teaming with Herd in the dou-
bles. He will defend his title in the
singles in the challenge round.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

Wilde. the English fyweight cham
pion, having in mind a bout between
the EngliShman and the American
champion. Johnny Buff. To-day Leo
got cable from Wilde declaring he
would love to fight Butf-would be
tickled to death-provided he received
$4,000 as his share of the purse.
When Rickard heard the figure he
nearly fell into his own swimming
pool. He told Leo to advise Jimmy
Wilde to stay in England.
The Martin-MOrnn fight at the Box
lnedrome y. a. in the Bronx. on
Tuesday night drew a gate OF S45.-
$3.50 Martin is slowly developing.
He has worked up an improved left
hand and this is going to stand him
in stead in future bouts He is not
pursuing Dempsey with requests for
a bout. Bob is young. is growing and
learning all the time. The day VIII
come when he may catch the present
champion on the down grade That
is the day Martin is waiting for.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

So. tomorrow Jack kearnS, Tex
RiCEard and Leo Flynn, who manages
for Bill Erennans Will meet in Rick
ards office. and as a result of the
C"nfab, articles probably Will he sign
ed for another dempsey fireman bat
tie in the big. Jersey City arena on
Labor day.
Brennan gets the fight on the basis
of his showing against Dempsey last
winter. wh"rl he lasted twelve rounds
and marked up III" champion as he
! as not heen marked since his hobo
days. when brakcmcn threw him of
freight cars.
No one, hands Brennan much of
chance, hut he can hit. and. AS Demp-
sey has always found him difficult to
handle, the scrap may he worth the
popular prices of admission that will
prevail.
Leo Flynn has been looking for a
card of bouts for an early August fea-
ture in TeN'S arena. Eickard asked
his matchmaker To go after Jimmy
Evening star., 1921-07-14
EIGHT JURORS CHOSEN
FOR. WHITE SOX TRIAL

CHSCAGOS July 14.-Four more ju-
rors, making eight in all. to hear the
case of former White SoX ball players
and gamblers indicted on a charge OF
conspiracy 10 fix the 1919 world series,
have been chosen.
A motion by the defense to compel the
state to produce two witnesses, William
Burns. former ball player. and Joe
Gedeon. former second baseman of the
St. Louis Americans. disclosed that they
were virtually in custody of the states
attorneys
Evening star., 1921-07-14
NOTED POLO PONY DIES
'Tenhy, Favorite of Devereux Mil.
burn, Had Appeared in Five In
ternational Matches.

NEW YORK, July l4.-Tenby. favor
ite polo pony of Devereux Milburn
captain OF the American team which
won the Westchestcr. died on hoard a
steamer which was bringing him home
10 america. according to cablegram
received by Milburn today.
Ienby had appeared in every inter
national polo match since l9lO-fye
IN numper No other polo pony has
such record.
Tenby was one of the finest heavy
weight polo ponies in the world" sa ID
Mllburn. and it is "A great loss to me
to learn of the pony's death. ma,
never have such pony again"
me pony was presented to Milburr
by Harry Payne Whitney in 1919 as :
wedding present
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Saws Jack Never Has Voted.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE state
ment that Jack Dempsey and his
manager Jack Kearns. had never
voted was made in court yesterday
by William Klein. attorney for Frank
]. Spellman in suit for 100000 over
motion picture enterprise. Klein
appeared in opposition to motioh
to vacatc an attachment on Demp-
seyS automobile.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
SEEKS CO FOR GIBBONS
Manager Kane on Way East to Con-
fer With Rickard Regarding
Bout With CARPENTER.

CHICAGO, Ill. July l4.-Eddie Kane
manager of Tommy Gibbons. the st
Paul light -hcavyw left today
for New York for a conference with
Tex Rickard regarding match with
Georges Carpenter early in October
Gibbons has been mentioned as the
most probable opponent for the
Frcnchman. Rickard plans to stage
the contest in the Jersey City arena
in which Dempsey defeated Carpen-
Evening star., 1921-07-14
AUSTRALIAN RACKETERS
WIN EXHIBITION DOUBLES

TORONTO. Ontario. July l4.-Peach
and Todd of the Australian Davis cup
team won an exhibition doubles match
from Bartell and Carran of Cleveland
ID. 4-6. 1l-9 The Americans
who are competing in the Dominion
championships. held their opponents
even until the final set. when Bartell
weakened slightly
Bates and Levy of California won
their contests both in singles and
doubles in the tourney. Bartell and
Garron won in the singles.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

fBatted for Hodge In second
tRatted for davenport in eighth
sBattel for McWeeny in ninth
Washington % % 3 o / O-1U
Chicago y . o . 4 8
Two-base hits-Strunk Falk. Judge. Harris
Charity. Mostil. Threr-base hit-Judge
Home runs-(iharrity. Shanks Stolen bases
Shanks, Rice. Miller. Observation-Disclosures
Rice. Double plays-O'Rourke. Harris to
Judge; O'Rourke to Harris: O'Rourke to
Judge ca. Left Observation-Disclosures. 3:
Chicago, 10. Bases on ballS-On Shaw. l: OF
Hodge, 3: Off Murennan. ,; of Zachary /:
OF Davenport, =. Hits-OT shaw, in
inning; OF Schacht. none in % inning; of
Hodge. ) in . innings: OF Davenport. 1 in
innings; off Zachary, IL in l-3 innings: on
Muirennan. ) in > innings tnone out N hfth)
of McWeeney. none in l inning. Hit by
ptcher-By Schacht tSheelyl. Struck OUT
BY Muirennan; l; by Zachary. 8: by Daven.
port. B Wild pitch-Davenport. Winning
ptcher-Zachary Losing pitcher-Mulrennan n
Cmpires-Messrs. Hildebrand and Wilson
Time of game hours and - minutes
Evening star., 1921-07-14
B0ut Seems Assured Biennial Yankeeriton Games Be Proposed
Site for 1924 Olympics
Results in Controversy

PARIS. July IA deadlock
has arfsen over the selection of
q location for the 1924 Olympic
games, which were awarded to
Paris. The municipal council
yesterday adopted recOm-
mendntiOn made by n subcOm-
mittee, designating PershinE
stadium as the field for the
games. The executive commit
tee for the eighth Olympic
games Informed the municf-
pal council that this decision
was absolutely Unacceptable.
The matter may he referred to
CASTOR Vidal. underxecretnry
for state for physical education
and sports, for settlement.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

If accepted the first meeting under
the plan will be held in England in
1873. 1t is proposed to have joint
games committee appointed to adopt
uniform rules to govern the competi-
tlons. The events and the rules for
them, in the meeting to be held at the
Harvard stadium July 80, are still un-
certain.
The Oxford Cambridge athletes will
occupy quarters at SWampScott- a
north shore resort. close to those of
Harvard and Yale. it was said here
today. During the training for the
meet they will come to Cambridge
Evening star., 1921-07-14
BREAKS 100 TARGETS.
Harrison, American, Has Perfec,
Score in Canadian Event

MONTREAL July As Harrison
OF Rochester. n. Y. Yesterday finished
with a perfect score of 100 in the
Grand Canadian handicap of the
eastern Canada trap shooting tour
nament.
harrison. as an American. was not
qualified to receive the chamnion
ship trophy. which went to s. r.
Newton of Sherbrooke. with a score
of &c
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Would Keep Flyers From
Endangering Tennis Play

Julian :. Myrick. president Of
the United states Tennis An
~OcintiOn. has requested the
War and Navy Departments to
forbid service airmen from
flying over tournament fields
and stands this season.
He called attention to re-
cent fatal accidents and point
ed out the danger to Specta-
tors. He also recalled the nc
cident ut Forest Hills last year,
when an unmannEcab1e air
plane crashed to the ground
and killed the two occupants
of the machine.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Sell Interest in Cuban Racing.

NEW YORK. July 14.-Charles A.
Stoneham and John J. McGraw of the
New York Nationals have disposed of
their majority stock in the Cuban
American Jockey and Automobile Club
at Havana to Thomas Monahan and as
sociates.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Snencer Shades Mexican Kid.

CONJUNCTION. Ky. July 1i.-George
spencer OF san Francisco and the
Mexican Kid of FL Paso. bantam :
weights. fought eight rounds last
night. Spencer won the popular de-
ciSion.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
YALE-HARVARD TO PUT
PLAN UP TO INVADERS

~AMBRIDGE Mass July 4Plan for series OF international
field between Harvard Yale and Oxford
Cambridge held regularly intervals have
been by athletic officials OF the American colleges The
pol will English athletic
Evening star., 1921-07-14
MAY AGREE TOMORROW
FOR LABOR DAY CLASH
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK 4It looks today though Tex Rckard had
Floyd to would
a The
fGcnd Of the Benton arbor
kicking crinded friendship
doesn't count. MoGlex talks in the fight business.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Pitcher Ruether SUSPENDED.

NEW YORK. July 14.-Pitcher Rue
ther Of the Brooklyn Nationals has been
suspended on a charge of insubordina-
ton.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Coogan Uncorks on Stopper.

DENVER. Col. July 14.-Mel Coo
gan of Brooklyn won the referees de-
cision over Johnny Stopper of Den
yer, in ten-round bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
uEDNONT LEAGUE.

Richmond. :: Rocky Mount. 1.
Suffolk. 9: Petersburg. >.
Newport News. q: Norfolk. 3.
Wilson, 3: Portsmouth. >.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

every day or two for workouts on the
stadium track. Extcnsiv" plans have
been made for their entertainment.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Scots Win at Soccer.

psen made LOT thelr entertainment.
Scots Win at Soccer.
BETHLEH EN-. Pa, July 1.-THE
third Lanark soccer team. which is
touring Canada and the United
States. defeated the Bethlehem Steel
r. &. yesterday, to l.
non't ask Cleveland man whether
the mails are on time out tnefe.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

Raleigh. :: Dsnville. >.
Durham g. Greensboro. 4.
High Point 0: Winston Salem, o tcalled
rainl.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

birmingham. 6: Chattanooga, ..
Memphis, :: Atlanta. >.
Little Rock. 8; Mobile. l.
New Orleans, 8; Nashville. 3.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

MISSISSIPPI STATE LEAGUE.
Jackson. 6: Meridian. !.
Greenwood. >: Clark>dale. l.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Kansas City. .: Columbus. s.
st. Paul. 1: Indianapolis: 0.
Toledo, II: Milwaukee. 4.
Louisville, 4; Minneapolis. 3.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
SOTTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.

Charlotte. 1O-1: Columbia. -.
Spartanbnrg. :: Augusta.
Charleston. g.: Greenville. -.