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CAUGHT ON THE FLY

Mcbride has made another switch
in his batting order. shuffling up the
first four men. Bush may be a fix
ture in the lead-off position. which he
held with the Tigers for more than a
decade. Judge says he doesn't feel
natural hitting anywhere else, but
his record as third-place sJcksmith
bellies this.
Schacht and Altr6ck both appeared
in costume for their fun-making
prior to the game yesterday, Nick
garbed as Buster Brown. Their
Apache dance went big with the
crowd.
Ollie Chi1l's work back of the plate
elected a lot of criticism from the
players. He called Judge out on a
third strike in the sixth which was
at least a foot wide. and one Of his
guesses with Coveleskie at bat in the
same round caused Mogridge to walk
in and give the jumps an earful of
pointed remarks.
Woods clout into the left field
bleachers in the sixth has been equal
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ON TRAIL OF GOLF TITLE
Hunter, British Champion, Arrives
to Play in Amateur Tourney
at St. Louis.

NEW YORK. August 2s.-Willie
Hunter. British amateur golf cham
pion, who arrived here yesterday on
his way to st. Louis in quest of the
United States title. planned to prac-
tice today at the Engineers' Country
ing British golfers failed in an at
tempt to win the title last year. He
expects to leave for st. Louis the
last of the week.
This Scottish teleErapher. who is
the son of a golf professional and
who was practically unknown in the
world of amateur sport until he won
the British title over field that in
cluded the pick of British and Ameri-
can amateurs. modestly refused to
comment on his chances at St. Louis.
where he will represent Great Britain
with Thomas D. Armour, another
Scotchman. who took part in last
years amateur title event and has
been in this country some time.
Hunter did take occasion, however,
to deny report that after the coming
tournament he would turn profess
sional.
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Twin LEADER WITH BAT
Boone Tops Southern Association
in Individual Averages and
in Total Bases.

Boone of New Orleans suffered a
slight slump in his batting during the
last week, but not enough to deprive
him Of the lead among the batters Of
the Southern Association. Boone Is lead
ing, with .379, and is out in front for
total-base honors, with 273 bases. Polly
McClary .of Memphis. runnef-up to the
New Orleans slugger, with an average
Of 1888. is also pushing him for total
base honors. with 271.
Andy High Of Memphis continues to
be the best run getter, having registered
Ill times.
Bernsen Of Birmingham obtained two
home runs during the week., and leads
in circuit drives. Bernsen has fifteen.
Stewart of Birmingham is showing the
way to the base stealers, with forty
seven thefts, with Traynor. a teammate.
second. =
Other leading batters: Griffith, New
Orleans, ..348; Burke, Nashville. .348 !;
Harper, Little Rock, ,344: Don Brown,
Little Rock. .344; Bogart. New Orleans.
$40; Stell Bauer, Nashville, $40 !;
Camp. Memphis, .335; Traynor. Bir-
mingham, .334; High. Memphis, 1871 !:
Anderson. Chattanooga, 1928; Leslie.
New Orleans. 1926: Mcmillan, Memphis.
1876; William. Memphis 1876; Wane.
Little Rock, 1926.
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BRIEF BUSY WITH STICK
In Addition to Setting Home-Run
Mark in A. A., He Is Fourth
Among Hitters.

Bunny Brief of Kansas City, who
set a new record for home runs in
the American Association last Wednes-
day, when he drove out his thir-
tieth circuit clout, also is in fourth
place among the hitters. His average
Art Butler, also Kansas City. is
topping the batters. with an average
of $3.50, while Kirke Of Louisville Is
pushing him with .3S9.
Russell Of Minneapolis. who has
twenty-eight home runs: is in third
place with an average Of $50.
Wilbur Good. another Kansas City
player, is the best run getter. He
has registered 1876 times.
Baird Of Indianapolis brought his
total for stolen bases up to fifty-five.
with four thefts during the week.
Other leading batters: Good. Kan
sas City. .s55; Gamer. Milwaukee.
Louisville. asa: Fisher. Minneapolis.
1852: Lear. Milwaukee. :s45; Ellis.
Louisville, .345; Luderus, Toledo. .34S;
Sewilfing, Kansas City. .s42; Magee.
Minneapolis, .342.
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BENTLEY, BATTING .403,
LEADS INTERNATIONAL

Jack Bentley of Baltimore con-
tinues at the head of the batters in
the International League with q
mark of .403 and has also poled
out the most base hits-195-and the
most homers, with 81.
Merwin Jacobson Of Baltimore is
the leading run scorer, with 1874 tai
lies. Frank Kane of Jersey City is
thefts. closely followed by Gonzales
Of Toronto. with IS, and Dowd Of
Buffalo. with A.
Although Bentley is the nominal
leader of the pitchers with q per-
centage of 900, Jack Ogden Of the
Orioles is the actual leader, with q
mark of .S1S, including q victories
and 6 defeats.
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TO TUTOR MARKSMEN.
Small Arms Firing School Is
opened at Camp Perry.

CAMP PERRY. Ohio, August 29.-
The work of the small arms firing
school. which is to be a schooling in
the elementary and practical uses of
the rifle and pistol. started here to-
day. More than 900 riflemen, includ-
ing civilians and national guardsmen
from practically all partsNf the coun-
try. were In action. The school con-
tfnues through September 5.
The events will not be competitive,
although daily results are to be tab
ulated of the high teams to show
their standing in the school work.
Brig. Gen. Fred H. Phillips, Wash
ington, D. c., secretary Of the Ma
donal Rifle Association of America,
who will supervise the official work
OF the association, arrived yesterday.
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The regular schedule in section A
Of the midgets was completed yester-
day when the Nationals vanquished
Christ Child Society, to 8. in a thrill
the section with two wins in as many
starts. but must meet Warwick in
the play-off Of a tie game between
these teams. Should the Warwicks
triumph. they would be deadlocked
with the present leaders at two vic
tories and one defeat each.
Section of the midgets ended play
last week with the Linworths gaining
the title. and in the interleague series
southern Railway, champion of sec
tion b. awaits the results of the series
dependents. games to be played today
ana tomorrow mean much in the tit.
ular races.
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gain West: Yankees Here Tomorrow Dykes Sets L. Fielding Mark
B4be Ruth and the Yanks
Afe Next Attraction Here

There II . treat In store for
Washin9t0A fans ut American
League Park tomorrow and
Wednesday. Deprived Of big
league base ball for . couple OF
weeks they will have the best
attraction In the game for two
days In the New York Yankees
headed By the 1noonDsrable
Babe Ruth.
The Bambino, who has not
turned In q circuit cl0ut for q
week, although now thirteen
days ahead Of HIS 1920 schedule,
with forty.eight hOmefs, u
about due to get started again.
Furthermore with the Yankees
fighting to beat out the Indians
for tho pennaAt and the Ma.
tionals struggling desperately to
fetatn their precariOus hold ON
third place the games themselves
should prove battles royal.
Thursday the Nationals play
d0uble-header At the Polo
Grounds, followed BY single
games Friday and SATURDAY,
then return home for their Anal
contest Of the campaign with
the HuGmeA Sunday.
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NET STARS IN EVENT,
Woman Victor at Newport May
Play French Girl Wednesday.

NEWPORT. X. l., August 29.-Four
of the leading woman lawn tennis
players of the country participated
in singles tournament on the
Casino courts here starting to-
day and a large number of con-
testants played in a women's doubles
event. In the singles Miss Mary K
Browne. who. with w. NJ Johnston,
won the national mixed doubles title
at Longwood last Saturday. met Mrs.
May Sutton Bundy. and Miss Eleanor
Goss was opposed by Miss Edith ST.
gourney.
The final of the singles will be
played tomorrow and it is understood
that the winner will be chosen to
meet Mile. Suzanne Lenglen if the
French champion is able to come here
for an exhibition match on Wednes-
day, as anticipated.
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CREW PRIMES
intermediate Eight Appears Fit for
Middle States Regatta on
Labor Day.

: oarsmen of Potomac Boat Club were
on the course above Aqueduct bridge
both morning and afternoon yester-
day. and appeared just about fit for
the middle states regatta that is to
take place next Monday on the Schuyl-
kill river at Philadelphia.
The Potomacs have entered Capt.
Robert Duncan and Kent Ashford in
the 159-pound senior double sculls;
Scannell. bow: Supplee, No. 2; Ber-
ger. No. 3; Hutterly, stroke, and
Hayes, coxswain. in the senior gig
event. and Young. bow; Carr. No. 2;
Easley. No. 3; Chisholm, No. 4; WOLF.
No. 5; Inlay, No. 6: GUIDE. No. z;
Sandys. stroke. and Kintz, coxswain.
in the intermediate eight-oared race.
The intermediate eight is the same
that rowed in the national regatta
at Buffalo and that won the junior
event at Baltimore. The crew is ex-
ceptionally fast and is expected to
make a splendid showing, although
it will be up against sturdy opposi-
ton in the Vesper and New York
Athletic Club eights.
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PRESIDENT IS INVITED
TO NATIONAL SINGLES

PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-An
invitation has been extended President
Harding to attend the final matches
of the tennis singles championship Of
the United States. The tournament
will open September 9.
A box directly back Of the cham
pionship court has been set aside for
the President and his guests The
American Davis cup team played be-
fore the President on the White House
courts shortly before it went to Aus
tralia, and the chief executive then
expressed a desire to see champion
ship match.
Boxes for the tournament already
have been engaged by the British en-
bassy, Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania and
Mayor Moore of Philadelphia.
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MIDGET DIVISION.
SECTION A.
CHAMPIONS IN FIGHTS
Wilson Downey Go One of Three
Big Bouts Booked by Rick
ard for Labor Day.

NEW YORK. August 29-Four boxing
champions will appear in Tex Rickard's s
Jersey City arena next Monday after
noon.
Johnny Wilson of Boston and Bryan
Downey of Cleveland will settle their
controversy as to which holds the mid
dleweight title. This has been a matter
Of controversy since their recent meet
ing in Cleveland. Downey claims he
won the title then and Wilson asserts
he retained it.
In the preliminaries Johnny Buff,
American hyweight holder, will engage
Indian Russell, a bantamweight from
Harrisburg, Pa. and Mike McTigue. who
weight titles, will meet Panama Joe
Cans, holder Of the Rickard belt en-
blematic Of the negro middleweight
championship.
Evening star., 1921-08-29

Ihe major league mark for chances
accented in a single game is accredited
to F. Dunlap Of Cleveland, who ham
died eighteen In 1882. That, however,
was not in the days of what is con-
sidered modern base ball
The Pirates, National League lead
ers. ended their losing streak of six
games by beating the Dodgers, but
the Giants. driving for the pennant.
kept pace with the topmost team
when they scored their sixth consecu-
tive win at the expense of the Cubs.
In the American League the Yanks
suffered setback in their clash with
the Tigers. while the Red Sox beat
the White Sox in eleven innings and
the Browns overwhelmed the Macks
Morrison Blanks Dodgers.
Morrison. pitching against the
Dodgers. duplicated his three-hit
shut-out performance of two weeks
ago against the Cubs, and the Pirates
won, to 0. Grimes was nicked for
nings.
Barnes held the Cubs to five hits
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1t has been claimed that a rule of
the sort at smaller colleges works in
justice inasmuch as the limited num-
ber of men available for foot ball
renders the playing of f1rst-year men
almost a necessity. Probably this is
true. but there is no question that the
system makes for practices that
would not stand the light Of day.
Furnishes His Material.
For example, in a college not difficult
of access from any point in Pennsyl-
vania a new coach was engaged. 1t
is said that among the stipulations in
his contract was that he should bring
some material with him. The report
is that he brought six good foot bail
players from the college where he
had last coached. 1t will be quite
Evening star., 1921-08-29
ITALIAN NATAT0R WINS
IN RACE ACROSS PARIS

PARIS, August 2s.-Bacigalupo. an
Italian swimmer, yesterday won the
swimming match in the Seine across
Paris.
The race across Paris, which Is at
about four miles, was won in 1919 by
Norman Ross. then of the United
States Army. Bacigalupo finished
only four-fifths Of a. second behind
Ross, while Morris, an Australian. was
third, close up to the leaders.
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SPEEDY HORSES IN RACE.

READVILLE, Mass, August 90
The Neponset. $4,000 free for all
race for PAGERS, with the Indiana
stallion, Single G. 1859: Margaret Dill
lon. 2:01 Y; Adioo Guy, 2:00X; June
2:02%, and Frisco June. 2:0iK, as
entrants. was the feature event Of the
opening card Of the grand circuit
meeting today.
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while the Giants slammed Alexander
and triumphed. to 2. Bancroft and
Frisch each made three hits. 1t was
Alexander's twenty-fifth defeat in
fifty starts against the Giants during
his major league career.
Ruth hit three doubles in five times
at bat and Ward got a homer. but
the Yanks were drubbed, to 3. by
the Tigers. Cole was effective in
pinches. while Hoyt was wild in the
early innings and Quinn was hit hard.
Browns Hit Three Pitchers.
Hasty. Freeman and Harris were
marks for the Brown batsmen and
the Macks were defeated, 12 to 4. The
losers clouted KoIp freely. but could
not bunch blows. Sisler got a homer
Tobin got four hits in five times at
hat.
"A hit by John Collins in the eleventh
inning drove in the run that enabled
the Red Sox to trounce the White Sox,
6 to 5, and sweep the series. The White
Sox had tied the score with a four
run rally at Bushs expense in the
eighth inning.
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POLISH CHESS MASTER
ON CAPABLANCA'S TRAIL

NEW YORK, August 2s-Akiba Rub
instein, Polish chess master, has chal-
= m5atch Tor the world chamnionshin' ~
Capablanca came into the title last
winter. when DR.. Emanuel Lasker, rec
ognized holder of the championship at
that time, resigned after q series Of de-
feats in their championship match at
havana.
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LEAGUE SERIES.

TODAY'S GAME.
Elks ". Andrews. at Union Park.
TOMORROW'S GAME.
Zone 2 vs. Adjutant Generals Onice, at
Union Park.
SECTION G.
TODAY'S GAME,
War W. Peoples Drug Store. at Union Sta
ton Y. n. G. A.
TOMORROw's GAME.
Navy Yard vs.. Liberty Loan, at Union Sta
tion Y. n. G. A.
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WOMEN IN TITLE SWIM.

NEW YORK, August 2S.-The wom-
ems national long-distance swimming
championship, after a lapse Of almost
five years, is to be renewed today over
g. three-and-a-half-m course from
Point Breeze, Long Island, to Brighton
Beach Eight of the foremost woman
aquatic stars of the country are en-
tered in the event
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WINS ON 18Th GREEN.
Frank Thompson Captures Cana
dian Amateur Championship.

WINNIPEG, Man, August 29.-
Frank Thompson of the Missisauga
Club, Toronto, youngest member of
the famous golfing family. won the
Canadian amateur championship at
the Birds Hill course of the Winni
peg Club. All square with his op-
ponent, Charlie Hague of the Calgary
Golf and Country Club, at the end
of the thirty-six holes. he won on the
thirty-eighth green. where he laid
his western rival a dead stymie.
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Bannockburn Golfers Best.

Bannockburn's golf team yesterday
ton Golf and Country Club squad
when It scored its third victory in the
play over the Jewell links. In the
matches played yesterday Bannock-
burn clubmen defeated the Washing
ton golfers, 8 to 1,
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WON ONLY FIVE GAMES
i. OF TWELVE ON JAUNT
Drop Final to Indians, to z, to Make Next to
Worst Showing i'm Intersectional
Clashes
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

did and than expected on
swing through which ended yesterday with
Cleveland judged by their previous nvasions of
lost and then took
dropped completed they copped five
which them with the White So
record talenders only
and losing eight The Red Sox made the best with
St eight and New York. and six and
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PLAYING TITLE SERIES.

CLARKsDALE. Misa.. August "a
The Greenwood and Clarksdale clubs
opened a nine-game series yesterday
to determine the championship Of the
Mississippi State League. Green
wood defeated the locals, 6 to 4, by
timely hitting.
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TAKES CRUISER TROPHY.
By the Associated Press

BY the AHS0CfHte0 PfeSS.
DETROIT, August 29.-Miss Liber-
ty II Of the Buffalo Launch Club, with
Commodore Humphrey Birge at the
wheel, won the great lakes trophy for
express cruisers, feature event of yes
terday's program of the Gold Cup
Harmsworth regatta here. Miss Lib
erty II covered the twenty-five miles
in 1,O2 34-17.
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TODAY'S GAME.
None scheduled.
TOMORROW's GAME.
Dominican Randle, at Randle Field, east
end Of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
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OMAHA GETS BIG LEAauERs.

OMAHA. Neb., August 29.-The
services Of Pitcher A. Parks of the
Detroit Americans and Pitcher Kelly
of the New York Nationals have been
obtained for the Omaha club Of the
Western League.
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LEAGUE WILL EXPAND.

MOBILE. Ala, August 29.-The
Mississippi State League will be COM
posed Of eight clubs next year. App1i-
cations have been made by Montgom-
cry and Selma, Ala; Pensacola, Fla. /:
vicksburg. Hattiesburg and Green
VILE, Miss, for franchises.
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ACCEPTS II CHANGES,
g PUT-OUTS, s ASSISTS

American League of
~ second baseman game Jimmy Dykes
Athletics yesterday while playing Browns
had only eight innings which this remarkable fielding
the Browns did not have take their ninth The
mark OF credited Derll
last Dykes had League
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WHITE soX RELEASE TWO.

CHICAGO, August 2s.-Dominick
Mulrennan and Jack Wieneke. pitch
ers of the Chicago White Sox. have
been released to Minneapolis, Ameri-
can Association, under option.
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WASHINGTON.

Two-base hi:s-Judge. Speaker. Wood. Three
base hit-Judge. Home run-Wood. Sacrifice
hits-Milan. Rice. Sewell. Double play
Burns and sewell Left on bases-Washins-
ton. 5: Cleveland. z. Bases on balls-On Mo-
gridge, 2; OF Coveleskie, 2. Hits-OR Mo-
Eridge. 8 in Z innings; OF Acosta, in In
ming. Struck out-By MoGridge. I; by Cove
leskie, 9. Losing pitcher-Mogridge. Umpires
-Messrs. Chill and Connolly. Time Of game
1 hour and AZ minutes.
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JUNIOR DIVISION.

TODAY'S GAMES.
Christ Child VS.. Aztec. at Union Station
plaza.
Her Hessl ". Quentin. at aSth street and Wis
TOMoRROw's GAME.
Independent vs.. Clover. at 18th and ROsedale
streets northeast.
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SHAMROCK TEAM HOLDS
SANDLOTS ECTION TITLE

AMROCK ATHLETIC CLUB, although it has to
play complete its schedule holds the championship of
ton of the unlimited division in the for the independent
sndlot base ball title The Big Green record
victories and no defeats and be
eliminated Saturday. when defeated to by Southland
Evening star., 1921-08-29

CiSdr tHdI IL tneSe men are played
this season-and there iG no rule TO
prevent them-that an unfair ad-
vantage will be taken over rival COL
leges whose athletic authorities have
not stopped to methods of the sort
Southerners living in New York and
vicinity will have an opportunity of
seeing a ranking team from Dixie in
action on October 29 when the Golden
Tornado meets Penn State at the Polo
Grounds. Penn State has lost a num-
Ger OF strong men and Hugo Bezdek
for the first time since coming there
VIII have to develop a team purely
upon his own resources. Dick Harlow
will be an invaluable assistant in this
task.
As for Tech. she will have to depend
on the men remaining from last
years eleven and recruits from the
1920 scrub outfit Some blazing stars
Will be missing, such as Buck Flow
ers, F1ncher. the great tackle, and
Ratterman. But Harlan, Barron,
Ferst. Scarboro and McDonough in
the backfield. and A. Station, ]. Sta
ton, Labey. Amis, Davis and John
son in the line. all players well above
average ability remain. It is certain
that several fine backfield players and
forwards will be developed from the
scrubs.
William A. Alexander. the coach.
says that the eleven will be heavier.
than the 1920 outfit, but not so fast.
In the way of kicking. both punting
ana drop kicking. he has no PLAYER
who can class with Flowers. He ex-
poets great deal of the freshman
eleven and an attractive schedule of
games has been arranged.
Need Amateur Polo Rules.
The TACT That a man engaged in pro-
fessional pursuits in connection with
the game Of polo-that is, selling
ponies. conducting polo at hunt clubs.
etc-played on the Whippany River
team which won the Meadow Brook
cup on Long Island last week, excites
no interest among American Polo AS
sociation authorities. This is because
there Is no association rule prohibit
ing the playing of professionals on
club teams.
None the less, polo is now develop-
ing in this country to an extent where
rules OF amateurism should be OBJ
served as in any amateur sport, and
IT would be well were the polo asso-
citation to recognize this fact and take
action accordingly
There has been some talk Among
members of the UnAed Tennis Asso-
ciation against prominent players
writing of the game under .heir
names. The association has enforced
rule that players may not profit by
their position as stars to make money
In various ways, but apparently this
does not apply to capitalizing their
prestige with pen. typewriter or as
constructive amanuenses. 1t is not
forgotten that Mclaughlin and Bundy
had to shut up their sporting goods
shop on the west coast
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GEORGIA TECH ADOPTS
ONE-YEAR SPORT RULE
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

OLLOWERS of the gridiron in
that this Georgia the one-year
rule for intercollegiate athletes thereby meeting
are in force at the leading foot ball playing institutions
of
Tech This
the she hould hold "
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GIRL WINS IN WATER

CLEVELAND, Ohio. August 29.-
Eleanor Smith of Buckeye Lake Yacht
Club, Columbus, won the 100-yard
senior Allegheny Mountain Associa-
tion back-stroke swimming champion
ship. Her time was 1872 2-5
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What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
No games scheduled. New York at Wash
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Cleveland. 8: Washington, 2
Boston. 6; CHICAGO, 5
I'll innings).
Detroit, Z; New York, 3.
st. Louis, II; Philadelphia, 4.
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INCREASES LEAD.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., August 2S-
Winning eight games in as many
starts last week, Columbia increased
its lead to nine games In the South
Atlantic Association.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 81; Columbus, 20.
Indianapolis. 2; Minneapolis, 1.
Toledo, 9; Kansas City, I.
st. Paul, ISL; Louisville, So.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville, 8; Little Rock. (.
New Orleans, Q; Mobile, /.
Atlanta, Q: Chattanooga. l..
Memphis, z; Birminsham. (t12 inninss).
EASTERN LEAGUE.
New Haven, 81; PittsAeid, IL.
Albany, 8; Hartford, o.
Waterbury, 10; Springfield. 4.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
0rsenvills, II; KnoxyillA 2.
Kinesport, 10; Cleveland, 0.
Bristol. 8: JohnDon City, ..
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TODAY'S GAME
Renroc vs.. Petworth. at Washington Bar
racks. foot of AZ street southwest.
TOMORROW's GAME.
Hilltop VI. Benning. at 35th street and Wis
c0nsin avenue.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at New York. Chicago ut New York
Pittsburgh at Brookn. Pittsburgh at Brook r.
Cincinnati at Boston. Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Phila. st. Louis at Phila
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Pittsburgh, 2; Brooklyn. o.
New York, 4; Chicago, 2
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In the intersectional clashes to date
the Browns retained their leadership.
the following table showing the out
come of all games played to date by
western clubs versus those of the
Evening star., 1921-08-29

Eagle Athletic Club, II to 2 winner
over the Virginia Grays. has won
thirty-four of thirty-six, games this
season and wants more action Send
challenges to J. Causey, 1922 U street
southeast
Evening star., 1921-08-29

Spartan Athletic Club nosed out the
Oakland team in a I to 2 clash.
Averill of the winners famed twelve
batterS.
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STANDING IN MINORS.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.