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Evening star., 1921-05-28
YANK NETMAN SCORES
Jones Defeats Frenchman in Open
ing Round of World Hard Court
Event in Paris.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. CLOUD, May 2s.-Suzanne LenE-
len, the French woman champion, and
Nine. Golding defeated Mrs. Moila
Bjurstedt Mallory, the American
woman champion, and Edith SiSour-
ney of Boston in the doubles OF the
world hard court tennis tourney here.
c., 6-1.
ST. CLOUD, France. May 2S.-Arnold
Jones, young American tennis star, De
feated NJ Cousin of France in the nrst
singles match Of the world hard court
tennis championship, which opened
here today, SO, 60. 6-3.
Eleanora Sears Of Boston defaulted
and will not play in the tournament,
William H. Laurentz of France. the
present world hard-court champion, dt-
feated NJ. Blanchy of Belgium. Go
36, S-3, 81.
Mrs. Molla Bturstedt Mallory and Miss
Edith Sigourney of America were to meet
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen and Nine. Cold
ing in the doubles.
Francis T. Hunter. another American
net star, was called upon to face NJ.
Albarran of France in the last match
of the day.
William T. Tilden. I'd. world cham
pion, drew bye in the first round. He
will play Edouards of Spain tomorrow
Evening star., 1921-05-28
GriRs Strategy Is Good,
Even Though Unsuccessful

The Hationals attempted
piece OF strategy we'll COM
ceived, even though 1t was un-
suceessful, in the fourth ihntHe
yesterday. SchanE was on hrst
by virtue Of single and the
infleld wns playing In for q
bunt by Hoyt. The latter missed
and Charity whipped the bnii
to flrst, SchanR having taken
quite q lead Intending 10 dash
for second on the prospective
saerinee. Judge was in ON the
grass in plain sight of Schans.
wally could have assumed for
this reason that hrst was nm
covered. but 1t wasn't. Harris
was there and took Gharrity's
peg just q fraction too late to
get the verdict ON SchanE slid
ing back into the base. This
trick may bear fruit the next
time it's worked. 1t proves
the boys are trying to do things,
anyway.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

Jack Dempsey. to begin with. is not
an ordinary piece of fighting ma
chinery. Where a trainer often has to
keep right after his charge to make
him do the necessary work. Dempsey
keeps his trainer busy guarding him
against OVERRIDING it During the first
week of boxing in the indoor gym at
Airport, Dempsey INDUCED in ten
rounds of boxing with his sparring
partners. When the next afternoon
arrived and Dempsey was putting on
his ring toGs he spoke to Teddy
Hayes We'll do about twelve rounds
today won't We. Teddy" But there
was nothing doing in the twelve
round line that day That's the cham
pion ali over. He likes TO work and is
always on the go.
obeys Orders Implicitly.
After three days of boxing. aver
aging eight or nine rounds a day.
called halt, and ordered just three
rounds for the next day. Go out
there and just loaf through your
work l told the champion. Do you
know he'd rather take a beating than
try to loaf, l had TO impress upon
him the necessity of not tearing into
his work so hard this early in his
training. but it was some time before
ne could get over 1t. And Yet when
the time came for the actual work
Jack actually slouchcd through his
iittle pit OIL exercise that day. and the
desired effect was obtained. That is
another feature of Jack Dempsey that
makes his training somewhat differ
ent from the ordinary fighters, He
obeys orders implicitly
There is another argument that / can
advance to any critics of my training
ideas for the champion.
Knows Jacks Every Mood.
have known Jack Dempsey day in
and day out for a good many years We
have been pals. more than boxer and
manager. and there isn't a mood or a
whim of his that l do not understand
Evening star., 1921-05-28
SEEK ACTION
Want Engagements With Mines in
16-l8-Year Class-Meet White
Havens Tomorrow.

Superior Athletic Club. a newcomer
among the 16-18-year mines, has dis.
posed of the Glover Athletic Club and
wants engagements with other speedy
teams. The Superiors are playing the
White Havens tomorrow and have an
other game pending with Maryland
Athletic Club. Teams prepared to face
the Superiors should telephone CAPT.
Charles Wilkinson. Lincoln 4625-J.
Eastern Athletic Club and Winthrop
Athletic Club will play on the Zoo
diamond Monday morning. The game
will start at 10 O'clock.
Hartford Athletic Club will go to
Arlington, Va. tomorrow for an an
gagement with Arlington Athletic
Club. The game will be started at 3
o'clock and Hartford players are to
assemble at 18th street and Pennsyl-
yanla avenue at 1.
Petworth Midkets want games with
teams in the 10-13-year division. Tele-
phone Columbia 7943.
Culpeper Athletic Club wants game
with some Washington team on June
S. Mines interested should communi-
cate with Manager Cornelius Smith,
Culpeper. Va.
Randle Athletic Club will play two
games tomorrow at Twining City.
meeting the Movie Operators at 1890
and the Boiling Field Aviators at 2 80.
National Bank of Washington de-
feated the Raleigh Hotel. 10 to 4.
Smith and johnson hit we'll for the
winners.
Westover and Brightvood Athletic
clubs will clash at 1:15 o'clocls tomor-
row afternoon on the field at 10th
and Kennedy streets. Monday, the
Westovers will meet the' Shamrocks
on the latter's grounds.
The Montgonaery County (Hd.)
League will open it's season Monday.
Gaithersburg will PLAY kensington,
Boyd is to meet Rockville and Silver
Spring will be opposed by Rothesd
Evening star., 1921-05-28
son Faces Jones Today :Kearns Has to Curt
TROPHY TO MRS. RANKIN
Chevy Chase Player Wins Event
Over Bannockburn Course. Set
ting Mark With an "a.

Mrs ]. w. Rankin of Chevy Chase
Club. who led the field at the end Of
the first days play with a gross card
of SIS and net of So, won the an
nual competition for The Evening
Star golf trophy yesterday over the
course of the Bannockburn Cluh
She had a net card of 161 for the
two eighteen hole rounds. Mrs. Ran
kin turned in a gross card of 81 yes
terday.
Closely pressing her for first place
in the annual competition was MIS-
Thomas c. Kinkaid, also of Chevy
Chase. the District women's cham
pion. who turned in a fine gross caro-
of 81. giving her a net or 81" ana
a thirty-six hole net of 1853. Mrs
Kinkaid's gross, 81. Yesterday is the
best mark ever made by woman
over the Bannockburn course.
Mrs c. H. Warner of Columbia was
third with a net card of ia for the
two days play. and Mrs. c. l. Frraliey
of Chevy Chase. was fourth with lTS
Evening star., 1921-05-28
EVANS ALONE TO PLAY
None of Others of American Golf
Team to Compete in French
~ - Tourney.

LONDON. May est has been
learned authoritatively that none of
the Americans who competed at Hoy
lake, except Charles Evens, jr.. the
American champion. will take part in
the French championships at Chantilly.
Francis Ouimet. Bobby Jones, F. j,
Wright, j. Wood Platt and w. G..
Fownes jr, will leave today for
Turnberry to witness the play in the
.women's open championship next
Monday.
FOR home June 4.
Commenting on the caliber of the
golfing ability of the Americans at
Hoylake. a British expert observes
that, although they had not won the
title. they could carry home the satis-
faction that they made US nervous
until the last one of them was out"
. He concluded by hoping that the
Americans would return for another
visit and that the British would send
team to the United States.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
WASTE HOMERS
Williams Gets Couple, But Tride
Wins-White Sox Overcome
Tigers in Tenth.

When he knocked two homers yester-
day, Kenneth Williams. Browns left
fielder. equaled the American League
record for four-base hitting in one game
held by Babe Ruth and more than fifty
other players. The major record, four
homers. held by two National League
players. was set about twenty five years
ago The circuit drives did not benefit
the Browns. for they were trounced BY
the Indians. Sloppy Tiger fielding let
the White Sox take a ten-inning game.
A batting orgy in the seventh inning
that netted the Indians i've runs beat
the Browns. 10 to 3. Smith, Gardner
and O'Neill led the Tribe attack. maxi
ing eight Of their clubs fourteen hits.
Johnson's hit, errors by Jones and
Shorten. and Hooper's long fly gave the
White Sox two runs In the tenth and a
3-to-l win over the Tigers. Hooper got
a double and two singles in four times
at bat.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

This plan is in line with the train
ing program Dempsey followed while
conditioning himself for the battle
with Jess Willard in Toledo two years
pietely suspended training for five
days. built himself up to s61 pounds
and then launched into the final
stretch of training. setting a pace
that resulted disastrously for his
Sparring partners.
dempsey could get himself ready
TO defend his title within six days"
kearnS said today. "A lay-on next
week Will put him on edge for the
final three weeks of training.
Carpenter Continues Work.
MASHASSET. y. T.. May 2S.-To be
manager of the world heavyweight
boxing champion has been the ambi-
first laid eyes on Georges Carpen-
tier. While he has been guiding the
blonde Frenchman on his climb 10
fame. Descamps has worked and
coveted title is within reach through
one more victory. he is what he him.
self calls mos parteekular."
The challenger today continued real
businesslike training. He arose with
the sun and went to the road for a
long grind. After the roadwork. which
was done in company with Italian
Joe Cans. Carpenter worked for
while in the gymnasium and slept for
an hour. In the afternoon he was
slated for another sparring session
with Cans and Marcot.
After doing ten miles of road work.
boxing three fast rounds and spend
ing thirty-five minutes in his gym
nasium yesterday. Carpenter said:
Il feel fit. like a battleship."
Carpenter will leave his training
quarters next Monday long enough to
witness the Mike Gibbons -Bartfield
and Tom Gibbons-Cli bouts az
Ebbets Field, Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

Whether any of the eastern colleges
with numbers that in some cases ran
to forty or more could marshal
enough points to exceed the aggre-
gate of the fourteen athletes who
came from the other coast was a sub
ject widely discussed.
a victory by the University of Cali
fornia would reward western efforts
made in several years by California.
Leland Stanford, Jr.. and University
of Michigan. A third place won by
California in 1916 was the highest
degree of success previously attained.
Stanford had athletes at the Har-
ward stadium again today-four of
garded as likely to finish with as
high an average of attainment as any
considering its few members, in the
final figures it could not hope to rival
the leaders.
Harvard Finds Itself.
Harvard. which found itself yester-
day after an erratic season: Pennsyl-
vania, last years champion, which
also apparently came into its own
after unsa satisfactory dual meetings;
Yale and Cornell were the leading
eastern possibilities that retained
some hope Of winning the cup.
Yale had not done as we'll as hoped.
and Cornelrs chance of capturing the
.!opuy AHdAly ny MIN victory SUI"
fered through the elimination by an
accident of Irish. one of its stars in
the half-mile trials.
California's athletes prepared to go
to the stadium this afternoon san
guine of success BY qualifying ten
times yesterday, they had done we'll
And to these were added two more
entries in the long distance runs.
DR.. Walter Christie. the California
coach. formerly mentor of Princeton
and other teams in the east, said this
morning that 1t would be no surprise
the meeting.
Asked. his opinion Of the relative
qualities Of the athletes of east and
west as indicated by yesterdays
games. he remarked: You folks
should see Paddock in action,
Evening star., 1921-05-28
GIRL SETS SPRINT MARK
AT CENTRAL HIGH GAMES

Harry White and Louise Waldman
We're trophy winners yesterday in the
consolation track and field meet held
for Central High School students.
White. who is a son OF Doc White.
former Centralite and ex-White Sox
pitcher, scored firsts in the javelin
hurl. hop. step and jump and broad
jump and was second in the pole
vault and high jump. Miss Waldman
won the 75-yard dash. setting a Dis
trict record for girls when she step
ped the distance in 9 AS seconds, and
was third in the high jump.
A novel feature was the girls inter
class hoop relay. This was won by
the seniors when Miss Young, anchor
runner, overcame a 50-yard lead that
lad been gained by the sophomores.
The latter at one stage of the race
were more than seventy-flve yards in
front of the other class teams
Evening star., 1921-05-28
TOPS CLASS c BOWLERS
Money Order Quint Scores l ,555 in
City Duckpin Tourney-Mayer
Rolls Best Set.

Money Order quint of the Post Office
Club Bowling League went into first
place among the Class c teams in the
annual city duckpin championships
when it rolled score of 1856 at the
Grand Central last night. The Y. NJ.
H. A. No. 2 team had held the position
with a count of 1,540. Mayer, lead
off bowlers of the Money Order five.
had best set at 351. Yesterdays
scores:
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Jack Has a Special Cook,
Same as His Ring Rival

Champion Jack Denpsey and
his challenger, Georges Carpen-
tier. are alike in at least one
respect - they both insist on
having the best of food. To OBJ
tain French dishes, cooked Just
rs he likes them. Carpenter
brought chef from Paris.
Dempsey also has special
cook. She is Mrs. Lizzie HUTCH
inson, a mothcrly person. who
serves the Kind of Old-fas hion-
ed meals Jack reliShes.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Dempsey's Right Wrist
Bigger Than His Ankle

Jack Dempsey's wrist is big
ger than his ankle. The heavy
weight champions right wrist,
according to latest MEASURE
ments, fs nine and n quarter
fncheS-a quarter of an inch
larger than his ankle, and near
ly two inches bigger than the
wrist OF the average man. That
forearm gives the power to
those terrific short hooks Demp-
body.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
L|GHTWE|GHTS IN DRAW
Dundee and Freedman in Ten Fast
Rounds-Who's to Meet
Leonard Undecided.

EAST CHICAGO. Ind. May Is
Johnny Dundee OF New York and Sailor
Freedman of Chicago, lightweights,
fought ten fast rounds to a draw last
night. according to newspaper men at
the ringSide.
The winner. it previously had been
would meet Benny Leonard,
champion, at Benton Har-
bor Mich on July 4.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
FAMOUS CRICKET TEAM
PLAYS HERE TOMORROW

British diplomats attached to the
embassy in this city will be pltted
against the redoubtable Philadelphia
eleven known as The Darby Cricket
Club" in A game tomorrow in Potomac
Park near the entrance to the Tidal
BASIN
The game will be started at IL
O'Clock and probably will last most
of the afternoon.
The embassy team will be composed
as follows: Chiffon, Gen. Charlton,
Sir Arthur Willert Capt. Harker.
Baker, Broderick. Peterson. Tenant,
Goodhart Branch and Canno. with
Brett and G. lizard as substitutes.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

w IALTER JOHNSON faces a
wv tough assignment this aft
ernoon in the first of two
games between the Washington and
Boston clubs. Barney is itching for
the chance to demonstrate to him
self as we'll as his admirers that he
still is considerable of finger as
fingers go, despite the pessimistic
utterances of critics all around the
circuit regarding his work this sea-
son.
In every. town the Nationals have
visited the scribes have tolled the
knell for johnson in regretful vein.
paying just tribute to his departed
greatness and commenting sadly on
the spectacle OF the once wonderful
moundsman. victim at last OF Father
Time in his fifteenth season as a ma
jor Lacquer
However. Walter says faint SO and
can prove it. He will try to do that
little stunt this afternoon, but if he
doesn't quite make the grade to a
victory there will be an extenuating
circumstance.
Yep, Sam Jones Is Due.
You guessed it-Sam Jones is billed
to do the hurting for the Red Sox
rms Jones person, one of the very
Few right-hand pitchers of real class
who works in legitimate manner.
without recourse to submarine shoots.
spitballs or other subterfuges. always
has been piZen for the Griffmen. and
never more so than this year he al
ready having set them down on three
occasions, one Of them a shut-out in
which he allowed only two hits. to
the discontinue Of George Mogridge.
who himself permitted only one run.
johnson is confident he is about due
to start a winning streak and it may
be this afternoon. Jones or no Jones.
1f Walter has the right hunch there
should be royal duel of fingers at
Griff's stadium this afternoon.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
MUST CHECK CHAMPION
TO PREVENT OVERWORK
Jacks Condition Most Important Phase of Conn
ing Scrap With Carpenter and He Will Be
"in the Pink" Manager Says
BY JACK kEARNS.
Manager of World Champion Jack Dempsey.

A CITY. 2S-The important phase
~ of
will condition
champion
hands OF Teddy Hayes has been suggested that there will be
and making
will be
Evening star., 1921-05-28
THE HORSEH|DE

Hits and runs were plentiful in
the National and American leagues
yesterday: In four contests. the Ma
tional clubs made fifty-four runs and
101 hits. for game averages Of thir-
teen and one-half runs and twenty
fve and one-Quarter hits. while che
American teams In three games made
thirty-seven runs and sixty-seven
hits. for game averages of twelve
and one-third runs and twenty-five
and one-third hits.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Mile. Lenglen Is Beaten
in Lone Set by Tilden

PARIS, May 2S.-At St. Cloud
yesterday william T. Tilden. the
American star, seemingly net at
rest the question of the su-
perfOrity of man over woman In
tennis by beating Mile. LenRlen.
Go, In a practice set. Illden
during this play showed that
he was at concert pitch. Mile.
Lenelen, playing her flrst game
In ten days, performed In her
usual brilliant style. Neverthe-
less, she was helpless before
Tilden's varied pace and place.
ment., although he played an
easy back-cOurt game.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
WAR REDS BEAT BLUES
IN3OF d NET CONTESTS

War Reds took three Of four contests
from the War Blues in the Departmental
Tennis League yesterday, and Col. John
son and Capt Hills of tho War Reds are
pIaying E. @. Leech and Capt Simpson
OF the War Blues today to complete the
match. Summaries:
Maj. J. .. Elliott aae MAJ yentoa, Reds.
oe1exteo Col. Reynolds 4aa MAJ Taylor.
Rlnes. 81. S2.
Thomas and stauHer.. Reds. defeated Capt.
Phillips and Capt. venable. Blues. "a. 6-3.
Capt. Hoover and Capt. Wagner. Reds. de-
feated Col. Brigham and Gushing. Blues.
6-4, So.
Teitswofth and Hnhenshel, Blues. defeated
Iient. C"nkson and Maj. c. p. Elliott, Reds.
q; 4 = G. c.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Tom Gibbons Wins Axaiu.

youngstown. Ohio. May 2S.-
Tommy Gibbons. st. Paul heavy
weight. has scored his eighth con-
secutive knockout. He hoored Sergt
Ray Smith of Camden. N. j.. three
times for count Of nine. and then
stopped him in the SECOND Of their
scheduled twelve-round bout last
niEht.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
CALIFORNIA ATHLETES
GIVE EAST A BIG TASK

NAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 8.-Eas that the broad
question of the championship track and field
Intercollegiate A. A A A. that overhung today the
annual the athletic efforts of
or more of hundred athletes.
the
championship title the
the entire forty-f years history of the games.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Gallaudet Athletes Honored

Fourteen base ball and track team
men at Gallaudet were awarded letters
yesterday. Capt La Fountain. Hartin
Lain, Lucado. Markell Boatwright
Seipp and Benedict were the base ball
players honored. Capt. Matthew, Bou-
chard. Harmon, Randall, Connor and
Lauritsen received track team in
sigma.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Ayres Goes to Toledo,

DETROIT. Nay 2S.-Yancy W.
(Doc) Ayres. for two years . member
of the Detroit Americans' pitching
stan. has been released to Toledo.
Ayres was to have left the club Sew
eral weeks ago. but Manager Cobb
decided to retain him unit. the new
Tiger pitchers had had a little more
reasoning.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Jackson and Rather Win.

NEW YORK. May 2S-Willie Jack
son. New York lightweight. received the
Judges decision over Jimmy Hanlon of
Denver after a twelve-round bout last
night Augie Rather of New York de-
feated Jim Montgomery. an Irish mid
dleweight, in the eighth of twelve
round match
Evening star., 1921-05-28
TO LAY OFF
FOUR DAYS NEXT WEEK

ILANTlC CITY n j. May 8Wrh Jack Dempsey rounding
~ fighting
decided today
beginning Tuesday Alter Monday
will lay aside gloves
to begin his intensive training
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Seven Homers in One Game.

DANVILLE, Va. May 2s.-A home
run record for the Piedmont League
was established in the Raleigh-Da
cult clouts being made, four by the
locals and three by the visitors. A
homer in the tenth won the contest
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Fleming Retains Ring Title.

TORONTO, May 2S.-Frankie Fleming
defended his Canadian
boxing championship last
night against Freddie Jacks of England.
He received the judges decision after
bout.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Montreal Shades Herman.

BOSTON, May 2S.-Young Montreal of
Providence was awarded the decision
over Pete Herman of New Orleans. for
mer bantam champion. in ten-round
bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Deal Gets Broken Nose.

CHICAGO. May 28.-Charles Deal,
third baseman for the Chicago Cubs.
who was hit on the nose by I batted
ball in a game at New York a few
days ago. had his nose broken and
days.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Wills Stops Johnson.

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Harry Willis
knocked out Andy Johnson in the first
of a fifteen round match in Brooklyn
last night.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

Kirscher and Gilham.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile. Z; Little Rock. 4.
Nashville, a. New Orleans, 2.
Memphis. 10: Atlanta, s.
Birmingham. 8; Chattanooga, g.
COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Yale. 3: Waseda. 1.
Dartmouth. Q: Wesleyan. I.
Holy Cross, Is: Rhode Island, I
Michigan. 4: Ohio State, 8.
Wisconsin. IL; Chicago, o.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Cincinnati at Pitts. Pitts. At Cincinnati
Brooklyn At Phila. Phila, at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Chicago. st. Louis at Chicaeo
New York at Boston.
Results Of Yesterdays Cameo
Pittsburgh, 5: Cincinnati, L.
New York. 0: Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, 6; Brooklyn s.
st. Louia, 10; Chicaso T.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

sRatted for Schact in seventh.
fBatted for Shaw in NINTH
tran for Milan In NINTH
New York. o S 0l Oil
Washington - 2 o o o o.
Two base hits-Gharrity. schans (2). Three
base hit-Hoyt Stolen base-Meusei. Saeri-
hce-McNaly. Double play-Shanks to Judge
Base on halls-on Zachary. /. HitsEon
Zachary, IL in 2-3 innings: OF Schacht, 8 in
Struck out-Tsy Zachary 5; by Hoyt, 4; b.
Schacht. I. Losing pitcher-Zachary Um.
pires-Messrs. Chill and Owens. Time Of
game-l hour and 50 minutes. -
Evening star., 1921-05-28
How Grifs Are Hitting
Pitcher Mays Reinstated.

NEW YORK. May .s-I'resid.ot
Johnson of the American League has
reinstated Pitcher Carl Mays of the
YaAkesA
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Pirates Sell Twirler,

Walter Smallwood. pitcher, has been
sold by Pittsburgh to Minneapolis
Evening star., 1921-05-28
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

VIRGINIA, LEAGUE,
Richmond. IL; Rocky Mount, 10.
Suffolk, 6: Petersburg. 3.
Portsmouth. Z; Newport News o.
Wilson, 6; Norfolk. s.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Greensboro. al: Durham, IL
Danville. 81; Raleigh. IS.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Gfeenville. 1; Columbia, o.
Charleston, Z; Spartanburg, 6.
Augusta. 8; Charlotte. 2.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AKERYcAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Boston at Wash. Boston at Wash.
Cleveland at 1T. Louis Cleveland at st. Louis
Phila. At New York. Phiia. at New York.
Chicago at Detroit. Chicago at Detroit.
Results of Yesterdays 0ameA
New York, IL: Washington. 4.
Cleveland, 10; st. Louis, 8.
Chicago. 3; Detroit. 1.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Hoyt Finishes Strong.

Singles by Harris. Miller and Shanks
Melted the Nationals run in the third
and another developed in the fourth on
eIharrity's double to righ. center and
successive outs by O'Rourke and
Sehacht- Then they were through
zachary got no farther than the initial
sack on his safety in the second and
the same was true OF Rice in the fifth
Rounds S, I and saw the CrifYs retired
ia order. In the fnal Charity reached
third on his safety and Bodies mum Of
Milans ny. but il was all over when
Meusel backed UP TO take Judges long
loft