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WOMEN IN NET FINAL
Mrs. Mallory Playing Miss Goss at
Seabright-Johnston Victor
Over Williams,

SEABRIGHT, " J., August "a
The match between Mrs. Molla Blur
stedt Mallory. New York, the national
titleho!der, and Miss Eiinor Goss, New
York in the final for the woman's ten
mis- trophy in the singles. stands forth
as one of the features today.
Both have been playing ably, Miss
Goss distinguishing herself by her vic
tory over Miss Mary *. Browne. Los
Angeles. in the semi-fnal round.
The final in the mems doubles. which
will be the first of the matches de-
cided this afternoon, brings two of
the eastern pairs into action. Vim
cent Richards and S. Howard Noshell,
New York, the national indoor cham
pion. will be opposed by Watson n.
Washburn and r. Norris Williams. I'd.
Boston.
Yesterday William NJ. Johnston. San
Francisco. outplayed Williams in the
final of the mems singles, Go. Ct,
g.
The Californian mastered Williams
in all points of the game. He out
steadied Williams in the rallies, and
his play at the net appeared to dis
concert his opponent. causing him TO
dub easy points. Williams backhand
strokes were weak. and Johnston
scored almost at will. The Califor-
MANS forehanders swept through Will
liamS' court.
Williams made a total of 81 outs
and SO nets because of his inanimate
work. Johnston'S total of nets was
"a and his outs IA. On placements
there was little choice. Johnston tally
ing a total of 20 and Williams IL
Miss GoSS. New York, and Mrs.
Marion Zinderstein Jessup, Whining
ten. Del, won the final of the woman's
doubles. defeating Miss Helen Gilleau-
deau. New York, and Mrs. Benjamin
E. Cole. Boston, 6-3, 7-5.
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BIG POLO FOUR TO PLAY
Team Which Won international
Honors to Contest in Tourney
in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 13.-
The all-American polo team, winner
of the international matches, will be
the chief attraction at the national
tournament to be held at the Phila-
delphia Country Club from September
IL to "a.
The team. consisting of l. E. Stod-
dard, ]. Watson Webb, Thomas Hitch
cock, jr., and Devereaux Milburn. is
scheduled to meet four picked from
Americas best players for the senior
championship. This team, it is-said,
will include Eral w. Hopping and c.
c. Rumsey, who went to England as
substitutes for the all-American four.
The other two players probably will
be j. Cheever Cowdin and Malcolm
Stevenson. although a final selection
has not yet been made.
Other events will include the Junior
and open tournaments, the former
limited to players with a handicap
Of five goals or less, and the latter
free-for-all. The entry lists will close
September 1.
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The committee also designated play
ing fields and umpires for next weeks
engagements. Rosedale playground
at 18th and Rosedale streets north
east. was added to the playing nelos.
There is a possibility that olympic
Eie,d at 35th street and Wisconsin
.yenue NAV not be available for sew
arei Says, If necessary, games as
stoned to that ground will be trans
ferred to Georgetown University fleio.
s.rtorte and Bruffy staged good
pitching duel in section A OF tne
unlimited division yesterday, with the
former gaining a decision for the
Yankees over the Langdons. Rawlings
of the winners swatted homer.
Shamrock batters pounded the ball
in defeating Southland IN St seG.toh h,+s
one was a homer by Robey, another
a triple, by Long. and two doubles py
Humphrey and Sweeney.
webb, pitching for Government
Printing Office in the unlimited sec
tion c, scored his second victory OF
the series when he mastered the
Dominican Lyceums. He let them
down with four hits and famed
seven.
The HilltOps ran roughshod over
the Renrocs in section B Of the junior
division. The winners did not hit
heavily. but profited to great extent
by the erratic Renroc fielding.
Augustine Of the National Midgets
held the Mount Rainier Yankees hit
less in section A of the midget class,
but gave eleven bases on balls that
saved the Yanks from a shut-out.
E. Darnes of the Nationals made three
hits in four efforts.
Liberty Athletic Club had two big
innings that swamped the Mardelles
in section B of the midgets. The
former scored six times in, the first
inning and made seven runs in the
final.
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WELCOME French GIRL
Representatives of National Tennis
Association Meet Mile. Leng-
len at the Pier.

NEW YORK, August 13.-Suzanne
Lenglen, French tennis champion, ar
rived today on the steamship Paris to
on their home courts
Representatives of the United States
Tennis Association and American Com
mittee for Devastated France went to
the pier to greet the French queen of
the courts and planned to escort her
this afternoon to a court, where she
could start lmbering up for her cam
palSn. Her first match is scheduled for
Monday, with Miss Elnor Goss as op-
ponent, in the opening round of the
women's national championship at For
est Hills.
Mile. Lenglen was accompanied to
America by her mother, A. r. De joan
mis-, vice president of the French Tennis
Federation. and Nine. De Joanris.
Mile. Lcpglen and NJ. De Joannis will
be guests OF honor tomorrow evening
at a dinner arranged by members of
the American Committee for Deastated
France, in the interest of which she will
appear in exhibition matches in Septem-
ber.
Maurice Caserave. French high COM
missioner, has been invited to attend as
the official representative of the French
government.
Mile. Lenglen apparently was far
more interested in seeing that GUS
toms officers did not muss her care
fully packed gowns than sha was in
talking tennis. Among her belongings
were two crates of tennis racquets.
She said that her first desire was
to get some practice. as she was not u
very good sailor and had been i'll part
of her voyage.
Mile. Langien was attired in gray
oxford jersey suit and wore red
straw sport hat. She chatted cheer
fully. in excellent English, with
friends who met her.
She had only praise for. the game Of
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, whom
she recently defeated in France. She
declared Mrs. Mallory plays a won
derful game"
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Till u 1 dll ldSt "SCk, WHICH Ilt SNSldl
IT think I'll take a little run over
to the other side" said Gus. Things
are quiet here now"
Does that mean Carpenter has
given up the house and will not come
back here to train?' he was asked.
ASK Georges" was Gus enigmatic
But he does talk to some people, and
one man who says, Gus talked to him
insists he has reason to believe that
Georges has no immediate intention
of coming here, if at all.
Wilson says, ayerred this friend
that Carpenter is one of the richest
men in France just now and is max
ing more all the time by virtue of his
ownership of the title of light heavy
weight champion. So why should he
come back here and risk his title
Anyway. whether Carpenter comes
or not it looks as though Mrs. Mathews
could have her pretty little farm back
within few weeks. The harvest time
is past, but the orchard promises a
full crop of rosy apples, and the
money paid by the French fighter for
rent removes the necessity for worry
as to crops. Not this year, at least.
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh has at
last hooked on to a real fight. Billy
Miske will be his opponent: time, Au-
gust %: place, Boston. This ought to
be bully scrap, and if it isn't. Harrys
encounter with Chuck Virgins at
Huntington. w. Va, on Labor day,
will be- Greb was to have mixed up
in an old-home scrap with his fell
low Pitsburgher. Frank Moran, this
week. but, after his exhibition against
Bob Martin, Moran was sidetracked.
Evening star., 1921-08-13

Due largely to the fact that the
Griffs bagged five of six contests from
the Duffyites on their last visit to the
Hub, they hold an edge over the Sox
on the season of eight games won and
six lost. The Hose. although in sixth
place. are only two and one-haf
games back of the Browns. now oc-
cupying the first division berth the
New EngIanders covet, and the gait
cling recently indicates they are fully
capable of giving the Griffs a tough
tuSsle.
Jones to Face Nationals.
Especially is this true of the en-
gagement this afternoon, when Sam
Jones is due to officiate on the hill for
the visitors. On the last occasion
Jones faced the Griffmen, July s. he
was downed by the superior hurting
of George Erickson. 10, for the frst
time in a coon's age. In view OF this
effort on the part of the Swede. Eric
may be intrusted with the pitching
assignment this afternoon. but If not
Walter johnson will get the call.
If Barney tolls today 1t Will be the
first time this sea son that he has
started an engagement with VIM
ming percentage IN games pltched:
He started SLOWLY anu udu idiu
row to hoe in garnering enough
victories to offset his losses. but in
licking the Browns last Monday h"
registered bis tenth win To offset
nine defeats and now seeks to fur
nish additional proof of the fact that
he is not ready for the scrap heap to
which many fans sought to consign
him.
Grifs ClOut in Richmond.
A short left-field fence proved con-
siderable of a factor in the 12-7 VIC
tory the Nationals, minus Rice and
Judge, played against the Virginia
League team, at Richmond. yester-
day Jim Shaw, who pitched for the
Griffmen for probably the last time,
got one circuit clout, while Shanks
and Miller each parked the ball out
side the inclosure twice. Although
he committed one misplay that prov
ed costly, Bob La Motto. at short,
proved the fielding star of the after
noon, faultlessly handling dozen
chances and twice making double
plays with the assistance of Brewer.
The Red Sox utilized an open date
Yesterday by stopping off at York,
Pa, where they were beaten, 81. by
a team representing the American
Chain Company. Pitcher Ehmling of
the industrial team allowed the big
leaguers only three hits. two of
which were scratchy infield affairs.
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CARNEY, GRIDIRON STAR,
NOT OUT BY OPERATION

CHICAGO August 1S.-Reports that
Charles Chuck" Carney. all-American
foot ball star of the University of
Illinois. would never be able to par
ticipate on the gridiron again are
premature. his physician. DIR. John L.
Porter, said today.
An operation was performed on
Carneys right knee to replace torn
ligaments displaced last fall, and it
WAS then said that Carney had been
told his leg would not stand the strain
OF foot bail.
So far the operation appears sue
cessful. DIR. Porter said today. and he
believes Carney will be able to play
this fall.
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RAINBOW | is FAVORED
IN MOTOR BOAT EVENT

BUFFALO. N. Y. August 13.-Rain-
bow 1, owned by S. B. Eagan of Buff
falo. won yesterdays heat of the
ment motor boats, and is regarded
as the probable winner of the cup and
the championship in the final today
Orlo III. Commodore George Learys
entry under the colors of Sag Harbor
Yacht Club. winner of the first heat
Thursday, developed engine trouble
yesterday. finishing third. which will
count against her in the final compu-
tation of points.
Evening star., 1921-08-13

In marring the pennant chances of
the Braves, the Phillies won 10 to 5
and to 0. Monroe and Lebourveau
clouted homers in the first engage
ment. Boeckel and Ford starred at
bat for the losers.
Grimes Stingy With Hits.
Only two Giant players-Frisch and
able to hit Grimes and
the Dodgers won 3 to l. Frisch made
three Of the four Giant hits. Two sim
giles. a walk and a sacrifice gave the
Dodgers a pair Of tallies in the first
inning.
The Pirates, who beat the Cubs. II
to 9. enjoyed a merry-go-round in the
first inning at the expense of Cheeves
and York. Thirteen Pirates went to
bat and seven scored. All Of the
Pirates except Whitted, who went hit
less. and Tierney got two or more
safeties.
Two Red hurlers bested three Card
in a to 2 game. Bressler
with a double and two singles was the
batting star of the fray. Bohne play
ed another brilliant game at second
base.
Bohne, incidentally. in two days in
succession has accepted twenty three
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MATTY IS IMPROVING.

SARANAC LAKE, N. Y, August IL.
-Christy Mathewsow, idol of the base
ball fans for many years. passed one
of the happiest days of his life here
yesterday-his forty-first birthday.
The former pitching star of the New
York Nationals, who has been here for
more than a year because of an at
tack of tuberculosis, said he was feel
ing better than for some time past, and
that he hoped for complete early re-
CONery.
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YANKEE NETMEN SCORE.

NIAGARA-ON-T N-THE-LAKE, Ontario.
August 13.-R. Lindley Murray of
Buffalo and Clifford Herd of Chicago
defeated Frank Anderson of New
York and Walter Weshrook of Cleve-
land in the doubles final of the inter
national tennis tourney. The score,
81. CT. SO, 6-3. In the semi
final of the singles, Herd eliminated
Anderson. Cd. If, 6-3. earning the
right to meet Murray in the final
today.
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chances in his position. That's the
big league record this year and a
whale of a record for any year in
eighteen innings.
Batting by witt and Dugan gave
the Athletics an S-to-6 win over the
Yanks, despite Babe Ruth's excellent
playing. Ruth hit his forty-fourth
home run of the season and per-
formed brilliantly in the field.
Ruth Stars Afeld.
In the first inning the Babe caught
Johnny Walkers fly. In the fourth
the Yankee leftfielder executed a
spectacular running catch of Tillie
Walkers short but high fly back of
shortstop. In the sixth he backed
against the wall after a sprint to his
right and got a long drive by Hasty.
The Indians crawled back to the
top of the American League by
trouncing the White Sox, 6 to l. Fa
ber was a target for Tribe batters
and was taken out after being nicked
for runs in each of the first four in
nings
Van elders effectiveness gave the
Browns 3-to-1 decision over the Ii
gers. He yielded only six hits. Ell
lerbe and Jones hit and fielded well.
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Revamped Nationals Tackle Red Sox Here
SAM JONES WILL FACE
ERICKSON OR JOHNSON
Short Fence at Richmond Enables Griffs to Win
With Homers, While Boston Bows to
Bush Pitcher i'm Exhibition.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

will Dufy Sox
OF the of battle scheduled be staged American
League Park fortnight
through the St Louis Wednesday, the place
Frank the fans will Bob La Motto cavorng short where
Mcbride installed the
provided uhs expectations Earl Smith will perform in right field
Clyde Milan
the spraned ankle he
able Frank
sack Joe Judge having leg full of pulled which
dnrS,n ,ndd;t ;tinna1ra
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new ORLEANS GAINS.
Goes Second in Southern, But 1
Far Back of Memphis.

ATLANTA. August 13.-Playing the
other three first division teams in the
Southern Association. the New Orleans
Pelicans this week staged a drive that
netted them six victories out of seven
games. for a three-game gain on the
leading Memphis Chicks.
The championship form of the Peli-
cans advanced them to second place
over Birmingham and within nine and a
half games of the leaders, half a game
better than the Barons held a week ago.
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PLAY FOR GOLF TITLE.
Won Elm and Bromfe1d in Final
of Trans Mississippi.

DENVER, Col. August 13.-A new
trans Mississippi Golf Association
champion will come out of the west
today. He will be either George
Won Elm, the twenty-year- Salt
Lake City star. or L. d. Bromfield of
Denver. Colorado state champion.
In the semi-finals Won Elm de-
feated J. c. Ward of Kansas City, Mo.
association medalist, and 5, and
Bromfield eliminated T. B. Cochran of
Wichita Falls, Tex, up.
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PAGES MILE IN 1859.
Single G.. Sets Seasons Record at
North Randall Track.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, August IA
seasons pacing record for one mile
was established yesterday. when Sin
gle G equaled his mark of 1.59, made
in Atlanta last fall.
Single c., driven by Ed. Allen. In
dianapolis reinsman, was paced by
two runners. He went the first quar-
ter in 291A seconds. the half in 59Aa.
the threequarters in 1.29s and the
last quarter in 29h.
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SIR BARTON is SOLD.
Ross Disposes of Famous Racer tt
Jones and Madden,

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y. August
13.-Sir Barton. famous race horse,
has been sold by Commander J. X l..
Ross of Montreal to Montford Jones
and j. F. Madden, Kentucky horse
men. The price was not made public
A short time ago Commander Ross
spurned an offer of 100000 for Sir
Barton
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Chalk Up
No. A
For Bambino.

In the eighth inning of yes
terday's game at Philadelphia
Babe Ruth hammered one of
Pitcher Hasty's offerings into
the left-hand bleachers for his
forty-fourth home run of the
season. No one was on base.
Bambino is now fourteen days
ahead of last years schedule.
He made his forty-fourth In
1920 off Kerr Of the White Sox
on August 26.
Ruth has fifty games in
which to make ten home runs
and equal his 1920 record
breaking mark. The Yankee
slugger has made five homers In
the past week.
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NOW YANKEE GOLFER.

CHICAGO. August 10 Robert
George Macdonald. professional golfer
of the Bobolink Club and one of
the six Americans who represented
the United States in the recent British
open golf tournament, has been
naturalized. Macdonald. who is thirty
six years Old, came to this country
from Glasgow. Scotland. in 1910.
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RAY AFTER MILE MARK
IN A. A. u. GAMES TODAY

CHICAGO, August 13.-The Central
A. \. L. outdoor track and field
championships open today at Stagg
Field with one of the best lists of
entries ever brought together here.
Joie Ray. l. 4. C. runner, has an
nounced his intention of trying for
a new worlds record for the mile
run. and number of other athletes
will try to break association records
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jim TO PLAY JOCK.

NEW YORK, August 13.-Jim
Barnes, American national open golf
champion. and Jock Hutchison. winner
of the British open. will meet in a
thirty six hole match on Labor day
at the Sound View Golf Club.
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PLAY GAMES ON FIELD,
SANDLOTTERS ARE TOLD

be before of the
the for the District independent
~ ball championships. That, practically what
told
the committees weekly meeting None of the
sustained
informed that all be
evidence of governing
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WILL PAIR RACKEIERS.

Drawings will be made tonight for
the Suburban League tennis tourna-
ment of singles and doubles. which
will start tomorrow. The pairings
and courts for the matches will be
announced in the papers of tomorrow
morning.
Evening star., 1921-08-13
COBB HAS ACATARACT,

DETROIT. Mich. August IA cata-
ract that had developed on his right
eye is bothering Ty Cobb. manager of
the Detroit Americans. 1t is of only
recent development Cobb said, adding
that until it became more serious he
would make no plans for its re-
moval.
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BALL PLAYER RELENTS,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 13.-
Artie Butler, second baseman of the
local American Association club, who
jumped the team several weeks ago,
has, at his own request, been rein
stated, and will report tomorrow.
When Butler left here he was the
leagues leading batter.
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TIGERS GET SOUTHPAW.

ELMIRA. N. Y, August 13.-Pitcher
James Walsh of the Elmira Arctics
has been signed by the Detroit Ameri-
cans. Walsh, a left-hander, will re-
port to Detroit Wednesday.
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CHICAGO FIREMEN WIN.

CHICAGO, August 13.-Chicago fire.
men battled their New York comrades
for eleven innings yesterday before
they put across a 6-to-4 victory in the
final game of the series. New York
had won the previous two games.
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DAN D0WD WINS BOUT.

BOSTON, August 13.-Dan Dowd Of
this city scored a technial knockout
over Ted Jameson Of Milwaukee last
night, when the latter quit in the
eighth round, claiming he had in
jured his left hand. Both are heavy
weights.
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CLOSING GEORGES CAMP
HIS RETURN is UNLIKELY
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK August 3Down Carpenters old training
Manhassett L. L. Gus Wilson through
clear
does Paul ounee the big French heavyweight who
figure whether he struck lightning
third rail last week when he exchanged
Evening star., 1921-08-13
EVERS REACHES HOME.

TROY, N. Y, August 13.-John J.
Evers has arrived at his home here.
He refused to discuss his former con-
nections with the Chicago Nationals.
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PHILLY HURLER SCORES
TWICE OVER SAME FOE
ONLY Five Moundsmen Manage to Go Through
Contests-Braves' Pennant Chances Marred
by Double Defeat.

THIRTY TWO pitchers used yesterday in eight major league
wirers who started and finished Grimes OF
Smith the Phiies Covees
world Indians and Van Glider of the Browns 1--we
of
the first between their teams neither lasting
although yielding twelve while Scott
for both and Scott
hothde
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Hooper will be back in the batting
order of the SoX. and that will help
den for the Yanks when they get out
to Chicago.
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DECISION TO LANGF0RD.

OMAHA, Neb., August 13.- Sam
Langford was given a decision over
Lee Anderson, Oakland. Calf, at the
end of ten-round bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-08-13
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Roston AT Washington Boston at Washington.
81 Ionis al Detroit Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Phila Detroit at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia. s; New York. 8.
st. Louis, 8: Detroit, 1.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, l..
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Results of Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis ST. Louis ut Cincinnati.
Phila at Boston. Phila. at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Brooklyn at New York. Boston at Brooklyn.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia 4-10: Boston, 0-5.
Pittsburgh L.; Chicago, o.
Brooklyn. 3. New York. 1.
Cincinnati, 4; ST. Louis, Q
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YESTERDAYS RESULT
Government Printing ONCE, 8; Dominican
Lyceum, / (seven fnnings).
TODAY'S GAME.
Randle VS.. Mount Vernon, at Randle Field,
east end Of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
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OLD DUTCH A. A. FORMED
c. A. Carrigan President of New
Sports Body-Nine Has Game
With Temperance A. C.

Organization of the Old Dutch Ath-
letic Association has been effected by
active members of the Old Dutch Mar
ket base ball team. c. A. Carrigan is
president of the new sports body. ]. r.
Farmer vice president and recording
secretary and ]. r. Gubisch Secre-
tary-treasurer. Other members of the
association are II. S. Espey, J. E. Mills.
E. Mcintosh. p. T. Messink. r. j.
Ryan, r. A. Mills, c. NJ. Pitchlyn and
E. l.. Kitchener. J. A. Whitfield. D.
B. Casley and A. n. Mandell are hon
orary members.
Tomorrow morning at Union Park
the Old Dutch team will be sent
against Bill Neitzey's Temperance
Athletic Club. Play will start prompt
ly at 1920 o'clock.
.Brookland Athletic Club will meet
the Silver Spring nine tomorrow aft
ernoon on the Brookland field. The
game is to get under way at O'CLOCK
Cherrydale Athletic Association will
play Ardmore Athlete Club of Balls
ton tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Cherrydales recently defeated
Glen Carlin IA to 4, and Falls Church,
9 to 3.
Tornado Juniors took the measure
of the Brookland Bear Cats in an IL
to Z game. The winner desires en-
gagements with 1213-year teams.
Write Eugene Moreland. 1853 East
Capitol street, or telephone Main 1897.
Evening star., 1921-08-13

Something like 100000 people at
tended the recent Henley regatta In
England,
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UNLIMITED DIVISION,

Yesterdays RESULT
Shamrocks, 3; Southland, l tsix innings).
T0DAY'S GAME
Peerless vs. Metropolitan, at 35th street an,
Wisconsin avenue
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YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Liberty, 13; Mardelle, tive innings).
T0DAYS' GAME.
Perry W. Holy Name, at 18th street and
Potomac avenue southeast.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans, 4; Little Rock, o.
Birmingham. 4; Atlanta, ..
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. z; Indianapolis, g.
St. Paul. lis; Kansas City, is.
Louisville, 4; Columbus, 2.
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YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Hilltop, Is; Renroc, (six fnnings).
TODAY'S GAME
Owl VI. Benning. at Washington Barracks,
foot Of ~ street southwest.