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Evening star., 1921-06-11
YANKEES LOSE. IN nth
Three Hits, Including Gardner's
Homer, Give Tribe Victory.
Browns in TRIBE Plav

Indians Red Sox and White Sox
Ir1umphed yesterday In the American
League: It took the league leaders
eleven eh innings to gain . decision over
the Yanks, but the Red Sox easily
disposed of the Browns. while the
Chicago club blanked the Athletics.
Getting twenty Of thirty-seven hits
registered in the game, the Indians
beat the Yanks to s. A three-run
rally by the Tribe tied the score in
me ninth and Gardner's homer, Sew
efs single and Thomas double netted
two runs in the eleventh Smith.
Mays and Ruth also hit for the cir.
cult during t. game.
The Red Sox hammered Davis and
defeated the Browns, to 3. Myers,
pitching for the winners. Eas well
supported. The Browns neEotiated
q triple play in the seventh. After
Hendryx and McInpis had singled, ],
Collins lined to EIlerbe The latter
threw to Lamb. who tossed to Sisler
for the third out. Witt got two dou-
bles and = pair of singles in four
times at bat -.
Earl Sheely was responsible for
four OF the runs In the White Sox's
to 0 victory over the Nacks. He
made two homers and each time there
was a runner on the paths Kerr
held the AS to five hits, while Rom
mel yielded six, three Of them being
made by the White Sox lanrIer..
Evening star., 1921-06-11
YANKEE ATHLETES LEAD
outsoore French and Bslgians in
Events at Coblenz-1eat Brit
ons at Basket Ball.

CoHLENz. June ll.-American tr.ek
ethietes engaged in the Eanes or.
gant<ed by the occupation foroes in
Germany have taken the LEAD in tha
numoer Of points made during the
meet. having - to their credit The
kTsnch have ~ and the Hel9isns ~.
fhe Yankee doaghboys .yastarday
won the drst three places In EYenade
throwing. the most distinctly miiitary
event of the tournament. In addition
they defeated the British basket bali
team, 81 to IS.
In yesterdays events. Foussard.
France. won the eco meter dash. with
Paul, America. apd Ruth, BelEiam. IN
second and third places, respectiyely.
Foussard's time was - 2-5 seconds.
Dosonne. France, won the discus
throw, hurting the missile 81 meters
y eentinaeters- (about 10ss feet).
/. In weIEht sliftinE. HaeeinEs and
rJensen. Belgium, took. hrsC and sec
cnd places. respectively, and Mason;
America, was third. - -;
Wyatt. America. weH the staadipx
'high jump. clearing tie bat ct /
meter. II centimeteFs s(approximateiy
= feet 2 " inches). Daveret, France,
sSas: seeoad--and' orsa.: Amsrica. was
In the l.sos-mstssr. lfsiarsaos. Franc.
yas Arst. AmeEiea vaa seeoaa ana
Grssk 1rttain. thirl; -
Tho FrennA l1sa& weA the 1a,A4o.
- 0s1sconntr4 a4A - ~
Evening star., 1921-06-11
.HTz IS WHIPPED AGAIN
Jeffries Stops Him Quicker Than
in First Meeting, Scoring K. o.
in Eighth Round,

(This In the eighth of a daily series
Aghts for the heavyweight champion-
ship Of the wOrld.p
Three years after Bob Fftzsimmons
lost the heavyweight crown to James
J. JeffHes he tried to get ii back and
failed. Jeffries knocked him out in
less time than on the other meeting.
The second encounter was at San
Francisco July 25. 1902, and jim the
eight round it ended in victefy for
the champion. Their first fight lasted
eleven rounds.
1t was not because Fitzsimmons was
an inferior fighter that he failed to
come back, for the sport critics said
he outboxed Jeffries at every point.
But Jeffries had about the same ca
pacity Tor punishment as Gargantua
was reputed to have had for food,
and, besides, he had a tremendous ad-
vantage in weight. Fitzsimmans
weighed 162 pounds. while the cham
pion from California entered the ring
with 22O pounds to back up his blows
F1tzSimmonS danced about the
heavy-swinging Jeffries and sent
home many hard-hitting fist The
force Of these was impotent against
the great hulk of the champion how
ever The speed of the challenger
was q great factor in staving OFF de-
feat in the early rounds.
Fitzsimmons fought heroic fight,
In the deciding moment of the bout
Jeffries sent a hard left-hand smash
against Fitzsimmons' jaw and fol-
lowed it up with another left to the
stomach that knocked his lighter op-
ponent to the floor.
Ftzsimmons' fighting power was
crushed, but not his spirit. Badly
dazed, he rose in an effort to continue.
His strength was gone and he sank
down and was counted out
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Caught on the Fly

The Nationals probably will be called
on to face one Of the toughest Of their
mound foes "A the opener of the series
with Cleveland today-Coveleskie. The
Pole was knocked or by the Yanks last
Tuesday. but his moist shoots always
puzzle the Grns. Zachary or Shaw win
toll against the Tribe.
The Indians are seriously Handicapped
by the absence Of O'Nein, their pitchers
being unble to deliver their best wares
with Nunamaker. Thomas or Wilson re-
ceiung them.
It's odd that the brace taken by Clere.
land should date from the reinstatement
at second Of Bill Wamby in place of
Riggs Stephenson. the college phenom,
than $50 gait all spring.
1t was q bad day for Judge all around.
In addition to the temporary stroke Of
Josephus went hitless after ten days Of
consecutive swatting, in which he clout-
ed at a .583 clip, boosting his average
from 1894 to 1886.
But Judge had company in his failure
with the bludgeon. T. R. Cobb, for one.
failed to get the ball safe in five at
tempts, Joe robbing him on one occa- =
sion ana Harris on another. It was the
second hitiess day in the set of four for
Tyrus. as Zachary had his number
The largest turnout Of fair fans ever
recorded saw the pestime, 1,061 taking
advantage of Ladies' daN in addition to
the 4,144 mere males Who paid to get in.
Earl Smith, newest National, made his
first appearance. in local livery when
designated to bat for Acosta in the
ninth. He grounded to Bush.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
D. c. RACKE1ERS BEATEN
Lose to Baltimore Team, Which
Meets Norfolk in Hopkins
Cup Final Today.

RICHMOND. Va, June 1l.-Balti-
more and Norfolk tennis players are
meeting today for the first leg on
the Hotcfkiss cup, they having de-
feated teams from Washington and
this city, respectively, yesterday
The Baltimore racketers took four
of the six singles and all three OF the
doubles from the Washington net
men, while Norfolk routed Richmond,
eight to one.
Summaries Of the washington-Bal-
timore match follow:
SINGLES.
Geldstnreugh. Baltimore. heat HELEN. Wash.
iAGton, 60. %2.
=. oh.Fe... baltimore. beat Graves. Washing.
Sweeney s R.i,i"'re' beat Gore. Washington.
Masee; s.l.more. e beat Yeneken, Washing
E.ses. %ess.asse.. os.. Crawford. B.lti-
Manksn. Washington. heat Dodd, Baltimore,
@3. 6-S.
DOUBLES.
Oklrest and sweeney. Rsltimeke.. heat Davis
and fencken. Washington. Sc. s6. Ga.
Goldsborough and Crawford. Baltimore heat
HELEN and johnson. Washington. 63 6-c
Aagee and Dodd. Baltimore, beat Graves and
Bates, Washington. &-S. g.
Evening star., 1921-06-11

Tiger list was set down in order in
the third. but round saw them
achieve the first Of their six legal tall
work was done by Veach, who was
deprived Of his turn at bat by He'll
man in the opener. Bob demonstrated
he might have done as much damage
as his fellow hychaser had he batted
when he was supposed to in the first
inning, by polling one Of Courtney's
curves over the clock on the right
heid wall. Heilman, who bingled,
and Jones. who walked. were left
wnen Brower grabbed Dauss' fly near
the foul line after hot dash.
Judges sensational stab Of Cobb's
hot smash prevented trouble after
Bush walked in the ffth. but in the
double to within few yards of the
end OF the left-feld bleachers. his ia
vorite parking place. moved up on
Blues sacrifice and scored while Har-
ris was tossing out Jones' with the
marker that knotted the count.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
BRAVES CHECK PIRATES
Pound Glazner in Seventh Inning
Reds Down Giants-Cardinals
Sweep Dodger Series.

First and second place clubs in
the National League suffered defeat
yesterday. The pace-setting Pirates
were showed under by the Braves,
while the runner-up Giants were un-
able to do anything worth while
against the Reds. Phe Dodgers again
were Slaughtered by the Cards.
Bunching hits on Glazner in the
seventh inning, the Braves got two
runs and went on to 4-to-1 victory
scott kept the Pirates' ten safeties
well scattered.
Toney was a mark for Red batters
and Cincinnati won, to /. The Giants
got only four hits on Rixey. Rress-
aer aers hits drove in all Of the Gin
Home runs by Mann and L.avan
helped the Cards to an S-to-3 win
over the Dodgers. 1t was the seventh
straight victory for st. Louis and
gave the club q sweep of the series
with Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
DEMPSEY BACK ON lob
Resumes Training After MHour
.Rest-Prohably Will Don Gloves
Again Tomorrow.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., June IL
After twenty-four-hour lay-off.
JACK Dempsey swung back into his
training grind today. The champion
was away from camp the entire day
yesterday. motoring over to Camden,
n. j.. to bring back his Belgian police
dog.
Ine ns. UP apparsnuy was y sIs; re,resnins.
sumo work with the gloves, which
probably will be done tomorrow.
A physician who stitched the cham
pion's damaged eye, told him tina. the
the danger Of further serious injury.
Dempeey's spxrring partners, how
ever, will be compelled to wear head
guards ii lessen the possibility of re-
opening the cut The wound has been
ripped open twice since Dempsey
started training. both times as q re-
suit OF being butted.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
NAVY A|R|MEN SLUGGERS
Get 20 Hits for 81 Bases in Win
Over Congress Heights Team
in Potomac League.

Naval Air Station did much haavy
hitting to score q 13-to-3 victory over
Congress Heights yesterday in the
newly organized Potomac League.
Twenty safeties, good for thirty seven
bases, were made of Elliott by the
winners. Weide held the Congress
Heights nine to six wallops. .
Annex No. 1 crushed Public Health
in a la-td-5 Treasury League engage
ment. Wenzel, Hammerly and Van
Fessen of the winners and Goggins of
Public Health made homers.
Fest 0nee easily tHpmphed over
State in an 1S-to-4 six-inning Depart
mental Leaxue game. Tho winners
made nineteen hits. including homere
by Stewards and Gerard.
Air Service seoeed hve runs in 1
ninth-inniAg rally to beat Adjutant
Generals, s-to 5. in the War League.
The winners made seven Of their
eleven hits in the dnal session.
Zone 4 and Zoas tied at 7-alI in
tho Navy Yard League. Moore Of Zone
got q homer with the bases fillod in
the fifth inning. -:
washangton Council kept to its win
ming way In the Knights Of Colum-
bus -LeaSue, thrashing Keans Coun-
Of Keane and Sullivan and Klosden of
the winners clouted for the circuit. Y.
i Odd Fellows overcane the Moose IN.
an 11-to-6 Frakernal League battle.
The winners put over six Of their tall
lies in the second inning. -,
Navy Defeated Conneree. Is to ri
in the Government League. Blauchafd
and Hudson held the losera to eight
hits. while the Navy batters wal
loped Besaw for hftesn.
u. r. Anase1s Paper Company van.
auished Western Union, II to 4, Ia
the Commercial LeaKue. The Canaries-
got fourteen aafetias.. incluainG koSrs;
srs by Rhinsiand and Potter.
Navy TAx4s p1ayeEs ran thensaalves
Commission. - to I. In tia CetDFod
LAASnA. All :,hat fuo
members Of the winning team. .oeE,
tVp moye hitA-
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Unconditional Release Is
Given to Duffy Lewis

Duffy Lewis probably has par-
ficipateA In his last big lea4ue
Enme, announcement o. his un.
conditional release having been
made by the WsshingtOo club.
Lewis, who came here with Mo-
gridge from the Yankees In ex.
change for Bobby Reth, In not
needed BY the Nationals now
that they hive Rice, Miller,
Brewer. Milan aad Snith for
picket duty. All the major
league clubs have waived ON
him and. being . tea-year man,
he was let 60, ut his own re.
quest. without strings attacked.
Lewis entered the big show
with Boston in 1910. He was q
member Of the famous Speaker
Hseper-IeWk c0mbination, and
In his prime was regarded ~
one Of the best outhelAeFs ever
produced. In addition he WAS
universally admired and re.
spected aud has been q credit 70
the game In every way.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Carpentier PLAYS Golf.

MANHAssEr: n: r; June IL
his usual work to play golf He mo-
tored with q number of friends to
Garden City, L. l., and intended to re-
turn after lunch.
The challenger will do no heavy
work today or tomorrow. He has
promised, however. to attend a for
eign relief benefit in RosIyn. L. l., ami
to spar a few rounds with one of his
partners. He will resume training
Monday. and said today that he would
probably repeat his six-round spar
ring session of yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-06-11


Howard Campbell. one Of the hoor
managers at the Recreation Health
Center. was the only entrant to win
two capital prizes. He topped the
class A singles with a count Of 3s3
and amassed 1,046 for the all-eyents
lead in his division. John A. Ferrall.
q class c bowler. barely missed being
a double winner. He led the singles
with BAT. q tourney record for his
class. but his Ss6 for the all-events
prize was two pins less than the
score Of n D. Esch, winner.
Bubbles Cahoon. newspaper cham
pion. bowling with one Of the Times
teams, was class B all-events victor,
with 1909. He placed fourth in the
singles. but failed to break into the
doubles money. Teams winning capi-
tai prizes were Rathskeller, No. /. Of
the District League. with 1850. in
class A: Market Cafe. No. 2, 1913. in
class B. and Money Order of the Post
Once League. 1.555. in class c. The
prize winners announced by the tour
nament committee follow:
CLASS TEANS
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Reach 'sMet" Golf Finals.

GARDEN CITY. n. Y, June IL
Gardiner W. White of the Nassau
Grant A. Peacock of the Cherry Val
ley Club. Garden City, yesterday sur
vived the semi-hnal round of the
metropolitan amateur tournament al
the Garden City Golf Club. The final
round of thirty-six holes will be
played today.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
WOMEN'S TOURNEY ENDS
Mrs.. Galloway and Miss Patterson
Bowl to Second Place in
Duekpin Doubles.

Woman boviers concluded their
championship duckpin tournament
last night when singles and douhjes
were rolled on the Grand Central
drives. Mrs. Galloway and Miss Pat
terson of the Federal Trade team of
the Washington Ladies' Duckpin
League gained second place in the
doubles with q count of $50. Miss
Patterson bowled l35 in her frst
game. Mrs. Frere toppIed s1s for
second place in the singles. Scores:
Evening star., 1921-06-11
sETs>RACE TRACK MARX.
Goaler, Selling Platter, Betters Rec.
ord Of MAn-o.War.

BELMONT PARK. n. r.. June IL
+Goaier. \ selling platter and a ten-to.
one shot, yesterday established 9
world record in winning the Bayside
handicap. He ran the mile and q fur
long in 1:4s nat, fifth of q second
under the time set by Man-o'-War at
Aqueduct last year.
Goaler also lowered the track mark
by Is seeonds. which was held by
war Cloud.
Goaler. . Ave-year-eld brovn horse,
10 By 0ake NieAael cot ef 0allSwG
Hill He 10 owned by 8. LAnd0v.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cuts Open sLivsly Balls";
Fails to Solve Mystery

CHICAGO. Ju1e. ,11-Preai-.
Aent Winfan veeck Of the Chi-
cago Cubs decided to satisfy The
cufIosity. Of hiAself ana aSme
of HIS players FeGaFaing the
so-called lively tall Aow In use
I'm the naajor leagues. 80 he cut
open n 1870 and D 1874 ball
yestefaay, sao these who witt
nessed the 0oeeafi0M state,, the
rubber in the 1871 hall was
thicker than IN the 1e0etPellet.
He also cut sDea tive loe1 bails
ana 10una the eo1ks In tl6e cen.'
teR ee tbs FAh3er ssReE0 rot tAa
saAe sase.. OWin9 to IT, Sa11a.
tiea IN the eoFk ana stpbbef
OesuoHs Of the spAaeesN Week
aaiAs ~ Dyatary - - .1tvO1y
ea4 HenAn1as - 1naA ~ . Skyn-
o04 - SUek- A-.-.;sS i.'E &c ~,
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Girl Golfer Wins Match.

RROOKLINE. Mass. June l1.-Bos-
tons woman golfers have brought the
Griscom cup back to Maxsachusetfs
after an absence Of nine years. yes-
terday winning from New York, 8
20 z. A feature was the victory of
Collett Of Providence. R. l., playing
for Boston. against Mrs. II. Arnold
jackson Of New York. former ma
tional champion. I up.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Please Mark Up
II
For Batting Babe.

Babe Ruth. world hsne-Fua
king. knocked his seventeeath
f0ur-bagger II the 1874 eease1,
with pene -. In the third ia
mag sf the gaMe with Cleve-
Hand YESTERDAY 1t EeW YsFk. He
tied the Sc0re. but the Sane was
lost in the eleventh Feaad- The
homer was the second on Bagby
this year. The Baabtno got but
one Of his Afty-feaf last year
0R the same pitcher. Rath II
now only three days ahead Of
his previous record, having made
his seventeenth circuit eiout Of
1920 on Myers Of Cleveland On
June H.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
AMERICAN GIRL VICTOR.
Miss Ryan Defeats British Woman
in Tennis Final.

By the Associated Press.
BECkENHAM, Kent. England. June
1l-Mfss Elisabeth Ryan Of Calffor-
mia. today defeated Mrs. Beamish of
England in the final match of the
ladies' singles in the tennis tourna-
ment here, 81. Ga.
In the final OF the mems singles A.
R II. kiAGseote Of the British Davis
cup team defeated 5. NJ. Jacob, open
tennis champion OF India, 6-, 80,
90, @
Evening star., 1921-06-11

Slated for Acesta In ninth.
SHeilulann out for batting out Of turn.
Detroit ........ o o O 1 Ia 0-S
Washington ....0 . l o o Q o O-s
TNo-hase hits-Shanks. Courtney. Heilmann.
Dauss. Three-base hit-Bush- Home run
O'Rourke' to Harris to Judge; Jones to Young
to Blue l:). Left on bases-Detroit. 8: Wash
ingfon, 6. Bases On balls-O1 Courtney. &:
OF Dauss. 2. Hits-oR Courtney. Z In IS
innings: OF Aeosta. i'd 2-s innings. Hit By
pitcher-By Courtney tBassler); hy Dauss
tHarrisl. Losing pitcher-Courtney. Um-
pires-Aessrs. Evans and Moriarity. Time Of
game hours and 3 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Way Ends College Career.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, June IL
charlie Way, Penn States record hold.
er in the broad jump. viii finish his
college athletic career here today in
sIso she uack rs mt meet With Pittsburgh. Way
he expects to take charge of athletics
next year. SA''
Evening star., 1921-06-11
OVER 200 BOWLERS WIN
DUCKPIN TOURNEY PRIZES

ORE than hundred bow will be for their efforts
v in the eleventh annual city duckpn championships
The list of the concluded
Monday includes practically all of the pper of the
other share honor with who
the money
Monday the of
Association, which conducted
confirm the
Evening star., 1921-06-11
CHAMPION ILLUSTRATES
SPEED AGAINST RENAULT
Dempsey's Manager Asserts Frenchman Will
Not Be Able to Avoid Rushes of Title
holder, Who Will Tear Right In.
BY JACK KEARNS,
Manager Of Work. Champion Jack Demps

IlANI1C CITY June During the last
- had before ordered him boxing
count OF the cut over his the champion
Jack Renaut OF right
with the gloves He landed
Renaul that spraHled him practically
Renaut until then had had the happy faculty keeping
through the expent of keeping the Day after day he
Williams Leo Houk and Martin Burke always their
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Nationals Clash WITH League Leaders Today Eude
GRIFFMEN LOOK BUSHY
IN FINAL WITH TIGERS
Cobb Pulls Boner That Costs Two Runs But
Local Athletes Are Guilty of Several
and Bengals Cop, 6-3.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

HERES chance for the Nationals overhaul the Indians
during their which
the Reden having frightened their hold place length
ened the separating them from the Gri four and half
by again waloping the Yanks split Gotham
little hope for McBds they
brand of ball they guilty yesterday they
defea IN the hna of the with the Tigers with plain dumb work
book the farewell combat which enabled the Jungaeers
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Miss Stirling Practices.
By the Associated Pros.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. June 11.-Alexa Sterling. the
american woman golf Champion. YES
terday Tor the drst time practiced
Club. preparatory to the women:s in
ternational championships, which will
Degin next week. Against a par OF
70 Miss Sterling turned q score Of n
Evening star., 1921-06-11
MITCHELL GOLF winner
Defeats Kirkwood, 2 and 6, in Final
Of 1000 Guineas Toufna-
me4t in Scotland,
By the Asseciat ted Ppess.

By the Associated Pres,
GLENEAGLES, Scotland, June H.
Abe Mitchell of the North Foreland
Club, won the thousand guineas pro-
here today.
He defeated Joseph Kirkwood. Aus
Iraiasian open champion. in the 36-hole
maj, up and 6 to play
Evening star., 1921-06-11
What May Happen.
IL, Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Cleveland at Wash. Cleveland at Wash.
Detroit at N. Y. Detroit ut n, Z,
St, Louis at Phila.
Chicago At Boston.
Results Of Yestsrday's aansA
Detroit. 8; washinston, g.
Cleveland, s; New York, Q.
Boston. z: st. IOuis,i'S.
Chicago. 5; Philadelphia, O.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
ISTERNAF1ONAL LEAGUE.

VIRGINIA LEAGUH, -
WilseR, 5-12: Newpert Ne9s. 80.
PetersbQf4, 81 RAcky NsAat. 4-S.
PoftBmoQth, 10: Au601k. 8. "
R3eAmsn1. 4; Sasfslk, .. -; vsS
soUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
DilminEham, 10; L4ttie Rcd. E -
Nsbiie, q; CAsttanSeea, Z. -
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DETROIT.


sBatted for Bsssler in eighth.
tBatted for F1agstead in eighth.
Evening star., 1921-06-11

(This In the eighth of daily series
of thun bnail sketches of previous
fights for the heavyweight champion-
ship Of the wOrld.l