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CLARENCE TWOMBLEY NOW
BAT TING At .375 AVERAGE
ontficidcr of Cubs Closes Gap BE-
tween Himself and Roger
HOTnSby.

CHICAGO, Aug l3.-Clarc enc q
Iwombhy, who has been alternating
!"twccn playing the outticld for the
cubs ald acting as premier pinch
hiuci. Is closing the gap between
himself and Rogers Hornshy. the ST.
Louis star, for batting honors in the
National League. The Chicagoan
tackled on five points to his batting
average. and is runner-up TO Horns
by, with an average of .375. Hornsby
dropped five points, but continues to
top the list with 40. Pep Young, OF
New York. is third, with 1850.
George Kelly. OF the Giants. crack
ed out his nineteenth homer in the
last week ana is leading the circuit
drive h!ttcrs. his closest rivals being
Hornsby and Mcflcnry. of ST. Louis,
each Of whom has fifteen.
Frisch. Of New York, stole three
bascs since the last compilation OF
the figures, and is showing the way
10 the base stcalcrs with thirty four
thcftS Hornsby broke the tic which
ne shared with Frisch for runs scored.
and is leading in this department.
Tic mas registered eighty-nine times.
Other leading pnttcrs: Cutshaw.
pittsburgh, .3'l; McIIcnry. St. Louis.
.3i6; Nicholson. E!oston. .aIG
i''i't INuNil. the momentum KING,
!" many days ahead OF his 1920 cir
cuit-drivc record. The Yankee slug
ger crashed out his forty fourth
homer In the game Friday between
New York and the Athletics. Ruth
has TO make only eleven more to sur
pass his record
Harry Hcilmann. the Detroit slug
SinT outiielder. struck Il slump In his
batting. and although he continue.
To top the players who have partici-
pated in sixty or more games, hi.
average went from .i23 to AZ Ts
cobb. his manager, who is the runner.
up. also slumpcd. his mark being 1877
T"bin. Of st. Louis. moved up u
third position. with an average ol
3'3. with Ruth next with an aver.
age of 800. two points in front ol
iris Speaker. who dropped from thirt
place. Speakers mark is .3G7
Harris, Of Washington. failed [,
add to his string of stolen bases, buI
| is showing the way with twenty
| thefts.
other leading battcrs: Flagstcad
Detroit. .35S; Sislcr, ST. Louis. .35G
| Williams St Louis, .353.
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NEW ORLEANS FURNISHES
SURPRISE IN SOUTHERN
Looms Up as Challenger for Mem
phis Following Great
Week.
by Associated prcss.l

MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug. I3.-New
orleans doomed up as challenger OF
the Memphis club for the leaacrsbi In
IN the Southern Association pcnnant
race and furnished the thrills of the
week. play by winning six of its
seven games for a record OF nineteen
games won of the last twenty-five
starts. displacing Birmingham In the
runner-np position and cutting the
iead or the Memphis club. which had
one OF its worst weeks of the season.
from ten to eight and n half games,
Birmingham still is going strong,
however. and the Pelicans' lead over
the Barons is only by Il half game
margin.
New Orleans started the week by
dcicatinS birmingham Sunday. next
TOOK Memphis into camp for two
games. and rounded out the week by
winning three out of four from Little
Rock
birmingham won four Of seven
games. Memphis won only one game
OF i've played to a decision. Little
Rock Erokc even in six games. At
lanta won three and lost five, Mobile
won one and lost three. Nashville
had count OF two and three. and
Chattanooga three and one.
With the exception Of the PeliGans'
>>ovc to second place. there were no
changes In the relative standing Of
the clubs. Little Rock In fourth place
widencd its lead over Atlanta, how
ever, to three games.
Mobile held to sixth position, Nash
Vile to seventh and Chattanooga last.
Memphis. Birmingham. Little Rock
and Nashville will begin extended
home stays tomorrow and have the
advantage Of playing before home
crowds during the greater part of the
roma indcr. Of the season. With the
exception OF the playing off OF tied
and postponed games. Memphis will
play twenty-onc more games at home
ami thirteen on the road BirmlnE-
ham twcnty-four at home and four
teen on the road: Little Rock twenty
four and eleven: Nashville twenty
one and thirteen; New Orleans ten
and twenty -four; Atlanta fifteen and
eighteen; Mobile thirteen aud twenty
two. and Chattanooga twelve and
twenty four.
Unofficial averages for tho season
give New Orleans the leadership
10th in team batting and fielding.
with percentages Of .30I and 969. or
the pitchers who have pitched twenty
or more games to II decision. Phillips.
OF New Orleans. and Marks. OF Mem
phis. are tied for first honors. with
percentages Of $50 Phillips has won
eighteen and lost six. and Marks won
fifteen and lost five.
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MATTED for O'FarrelI i'm ninth.
Score by innings:
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LYNCHBURG Is READY
FOR PROFESSIONAL BALL

LYNcHBuRG. VA. Aug. I3.--If tho
number Of amateur baseball games
staged here this year can be taken
as Il criterion Of the interest in the
game. then LynchburE is ready for
professional ball. though there seems
To he one to take the lead in an eff
fort to procure Il franchise in either
the Virginia or Piedmont circuits,
which are within striking distance
Of this city,
The fair grounds diamond has been
leased by amateur teams for practi-
cally every weekday between now
and September 10. that being the last
day the grounds can be used for base
ball, for after that II is ia be pre-
pared for the fair to be held the
last week in the month. Practically
- similar condition as prevailed here
all summer. for there have been more
games at the fair grounds than would
have been the case had the city
owned n professional franchise.
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PRICE. SEVEN CENTS
CHICAGO A. A. ATHLETES
CAPTURE ANNUAL MEET
outdoor Games Go to Windy Cit;
Tcam-Itain Hats
Events.
| BY Associated prcsa

Stage FIELD. CHICAGO, Aug n
-Athictes OF the Chicago Athlctic
association won the annual outdoo-
cn"nipiohship track and field meet
v! 'he central Amateur Athletic
Union today. with Phil Sphinx. former
University OF Illinois star. taking iw,,
first places w"
ram at times held up the moe,
Siackwood. Of the c. y. A.. set a new
:. ~. n. L. record by throwing tho
hity-siN- pound weight thirty-two feet
eiercn inches. The former mark wa.
thirty-two feet.
Euwih Brcdo. !. a. a.. also tackled
"P new record when he hurled the
Jhvelin l70 feet four inches four
better than the old mark hcl,l hr
Thompson. of the |. y. c.. who 40,
u new mark OF l66 feet five incbc,
last year
The &. y. a. team piled up ninety
eisht points. with the ]. \. G. but
eight points behind. Other athletic
organizations played n minor part
IN the meet. Sol Butler. unattached.
ana ~. VI. osborne. wearing the Uni
versity or Illinois coiors, had seven
points each.
Sphinx. who won the Aio.yard AMI
Sso-ynrd runs. nosed out Joic Raw.
the olympic star. In the half-inile in
one OF the best races of the day.
inc time was slow. due TO tho rain
Rays announced effort To set a
new track mark was hampcrcd nv
the heavy downpour. lie won the
event easily. however.
by the time the go hurdles wc,s
reached. the track was full Of ma
dies. and tho 40 hurdles finally was
Cancelled, those qualifying drawing
Tor places. which gave Frank Lootni.
IN" olympic veteran. first place
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MILE. LENGLEN ARRIVES,
READY TO SEE AMERICA
u am Going To See Everything
Says French Flash OF
Courts.
ny Henry L.. Farrell.

NEW YORK. Aug. l3.--Mllc Su-
'an"c l.cnglen. crowned queen II tho
tennis court, is in America with a
resolution not to miss thing.
The 22-ycar-old French nasn Of tho
courts, Sazed in wonder from the
upper deck Of the French liner Paris.
At the towering granite piles Of low
e." New York ana in rather childish
amazcmcn, remarked in good Eng
lish:
1T is greater than they tod inc.
1t is wonderful"
IL was with difficulty that she was
forced To talk tennis.
II am going Ia see everything and
10 everything; there is 10 be CON. in
America she said. II am not going
to miss thing"
She interviewed her in,crvicwcrs
an about the great AmcricYn ways
10 which George. carpcnticf "tinped
hcr" just before She sailed.
prohibition. lia. II is not wor-
ry TO me" she said when the sad
news had been unfoldcd Il have
heard all about the prohibitions"
Mile. l.enSlcn was burst of red
from the top of her shiny raven
locks I" the tips OF her tiny feet
She wore a naminc red sport hat
u striking blue ana gray suit with
crimson sash and black pumps with
rcd heels and red tips.
She brought plenty of clothes. but
she had no time to go into details OF
fashion talk
She Is typical French girl with
all the French ways and manner
ismS. She could not veil The pleas
urc that she felt ON being met by 81
:, al fgtI
| She expressed herself in hish-spce
French To her mother and Mr. and
Mrs y. Il. DcJoannis. who accom-
panied her.
| she was not pleased when told tina
her first round az tho American wo.
mans championship Monday at Fo:
est Hills would be played against
Miss Eleanor Goss
81 need a lot of practice ,or suci
- herd match" She said. Since III,
Wimbledon tournament. HAY,
played only little tennis at Havr,
and just little on the liner on tn,
way over
She said she felt good physicplis
ana felt fully recovered from :he two
attacks Of bronchitis that tw:cc ne.
tccSsitat"h IA p"stponcncnt Of sailing
Asked about her match with Mrs
M"lia ijurstcdt Mallory the Amcri
can champion, several weeks go. sh
said:
y didn', extend myself. h.,
O"en having trouble with my fee.
and just took IL easy"
she would not venture any pre-,
dic;Ion ahou; her chances in III,
american championships.
II hone to become "a great all
round player ana would like I, be,
come expert At other games. ! hav,
been playing tennis Cor eleven gears.
,shc said.
MISS l."n"i"n glans ia DC in Amer
!'h i"r Ten 'F"t<s. After tho eham
rGAShin i"2,na,r"u' next week. sn
VII make an exhibition tour Of tn
'''iairN r'"r nc auspices OF IN
American Committee for Dcvastatc
France.
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BASEBALL SERIES ADDS
$4,000 TO RELIEF FUND
my Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO. Aug. l3.-One hundred
twelve thousand dollars was added Ia
the Chicago firemen's relief fund, ms
the result Of the three game baseball
series between the local fircmen and
the fremen Of New York. it was an
nounced tonight by Mayor William
III. Thompson at a banquet given the
Gotham fire-hghters and officials to-
night. The Mayor lauded the spirit
of the players and presented w. W.
Cohen. honorary deputy battalion
chief of the New York Fire Depart
mcnt. who trained the Eastern team,
n silver loving cup as n token of
Chicago's appreciation of their CO.
operation in raising the fund.
Players on each team were pre-
scented with cuff links as Chicago's
gift. AS n precautionary measure, n
miniature fire alarm system was set
up In tho center of the banquet hall
so that I'm case OF general alarm no
time would be lost.
The Gotham visitors were escorted
10 their train by fire trucks and au-
fomobiles.
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BUFFALO PLAYER TAKES
/. INTER. TENNIS TITLE
icy Associated rr.ss /,

NIAGARA ON-TIiE- LAKE. ONTARIO.
Aus l3.-R. Lindicy Murray. of
HGiiaio. won the international lawn
tennis cha mpionShip here today by
defeating clifford Herd. Of Chicago,
-. Sc: 6-3
smashing shot aud magnificent net
play by both players fcaturcdi the
match.
Herd was within one point OF win
hIhS the second set. hut missed by an
'n"h "a try for - placement Herd
scored many aces with his speedy
service. but these were Offset by
numerous double faults. Murray made
n'any spectacular gets.
'lihord Herd. Chicago. and Miss T.
Fest. Toronto. defeated Il. Fulton, OF
cleveland. and Miss Mcdonald. OF
toronto. in the finals for mixed
doubles 10: CT.
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FAMOUS HORSES GETTING
READY FOR BIG EVENTS
iBy Associated prcssI

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Aug. Ia
Trotting and pacing stars Of the East
and West are assembling at Belmont
track here to contest for $4,000 in
stakes and purses offered at the nth
grand circuit meeting. which opens
Tuesday. Seventeen events. thirteen
for trotters, and four for PAGERS, are
on the card. Fred Shrcvc ia to be
the starter.
The feature event will bc the
WinoGa dashea for nm aggregate
purse Of $4,000 divided into three
races OF one milo heats. $1,000 being
the prize for cDch heat, 'rhin Gvcnt
is'opcn to 2:0s trottcra nnh ia" class
Of the harness world IN entered.
There arc three events FOR $1,000 and
three for $4,000 on Tho wcck'a pro-
gram.
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Schedule Of Games
in National League

The following schedule includes
games in the National League be-
ginning tomorrow and ending next
Sunday:
August is. Philadelphia at New
York.
August 16, Pittsburgh at Phila-
delphia; Chicago at Boston.
August II. st. Louis at Brook
Ign: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia;
Chicago at Boston; Cincinnati at
New York.
August IS. ST. Louis at Brook
Ign; Pittsburgh ut Philadelphia;
Chicago at Boston: Cincinnati ut
New York.
August 10. ST. Louis at Brook
Ign; pittsburgh at Philadelphia:
Chicago at Boston: Cincinnati at
New York.
August 20. st. Louis at New
York; Cincinnati nj Brooklyn;
Pittsburgh at Boston; Chicago at
Philadelphia.
August 81, st. Louis at Now
York; Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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Schedule CT Games
in American League

Games scheduled In the Amcri-
can League beginning tomorrow
and ending mex, Sunday follow:
August 3, Detroit at 81. Louis:
Chicago at Cleveland: New York
at Philadelphia.
August -, Detroit at St Louis
August IL Washington "A, 81,
LOUIS New York ~ Chicago: Bos.
ton a, Detroit; Philadelphia at
CIs.cland
Angus, IS, Washington a, $,
Louis: New YORK at Chicago. Hos-
ton az Detroit; Philadelphia a,
Cleveland
August -. Washington AT 81.
Louis, New York at Chicago: Bos-
ton at Detroit.
August ~. Now York at 81
Louis; Boston "a, Cleveland: Wash
inSton at Chicago; Philadclphia
at Detroit
August 81 New York AT 81
Louis. Boston at Cleveland: Wash
'nEton al Chicago: Philadelphia a,
Detroit.
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nnrnc. and kirk,youd Win.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. i3.-,Iim
Barncs. United States open golf
champion. and Joseph. Kirkwood.
holder OF the Australian and New
Zealand titles. won thirty-six hold
exhibition match from Max Marston,
an amateur star, and Bot Barnett.
the home clubs professional, on the
Inks OF the Tredyflin Country Club
ut Paoli today. The score was 3 up
and l to play. 4
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GIANTS BREAK EVEN IN
SERIES WITH DODGERS
New York Comes From Behind in
Seventh ind Defeats Brook
Ign, t to 3.
by Associated Prcss.I

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-The New
York Nationals won an even break in
thcir four-game series with Brooklyn.
winning hhc last game, to 3. The
Chants came from behind In the
seventh inning. driving out four runs
after two were out. Toncy pitched
well for New York, holding Brook
iEn TO 1--WE hits, one Of them n home
run by Myers.
Score:
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croft. Frisch. Rawlings. Home runA-
Myers. stolen bascs--Frisch Young
Sacriiicc-Millcr. Double plays
Schinandt to Miller 10 Schmandt:
Johnston to kildun Left on bases
New York, 10; brooklyn, Z. Bases
on baiis--on Mitchell. .: OF Toncy,
l. Hit by pitchcr-by Mitchell Uian-
crofD: by Ructhcr. . tSnydcr, i,urns).
Riglcr and Moran. Time
l:tJ
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Atlnntn Swimmers WIN.

BIRM INGHAM. ALA., Aug. EAT
lanta nosed out che strong Cascade
team from Dallas. Texas, and won
first honors In the southern a. y. u.
swimming meet, with u score OF As
points. today. The Cascade team was
second. with IS points. while Birming
ham Athletic Club and tho Pensacola
Athletic Club were next In order,
with % and IL pplnts. respectively.
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CUBS LOSE TO PIRATES
IRy Associated prcss.l

PITTSBURGH. PA, Aug. l3.-Thc
Pittsburgh Pirates made IL four
straight, games from the Chicago
Cubs today by score of to .
The Pirates obtained only four hits
In six inning from Freeman and none
In the remaining two.
'Thc Cubs scored twice In tho sec
ond inning on hits OF Deal and
killcfer, Brottcm's error and an out
at first. Hits by Deal, Barber and
Maiscl brought in the third run.
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YOUNG GOLFER CAPTURES
TITLE ON DENVER LINKS
IBy Associated Press. I

DENVER. COL, Aug. 13.-GcOrgc
Won Elm. 20-ycar-old Salt Lake City
golfer. completed his phenomenal rise
from caddy to trans Mississippi Golf
Association champion this afternoon
on the thirtieth green of the Denver
Country Club course. where he won
the championship by defeating DR.. L..
Is. Bromield, of Denver. Col, State
champion, S up and to go.
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BROWNS CAPTURE CONTEST
IEv .Associatedpr.

DETROIT, Aug. l3-St Louis
staged batting rally in the tenth
inning here today and won from De-
roi'.> = to =. Two Detroit errors in
the last inning aided In the scoring.
: slcr had a perfect day at bat, maxi
lag Il home run. Il triple. two doubles
AND = single ia five times up.
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

send in your Blasts From the
bi"achers and win two seats to the
game a; Mayo Island Park every
week.
Also get your name in the pa
per as star contributor"
you must send five short
nieachers says" and n title. Five
sen;enccs--siN TO ten words In
each. No more! Study this car
toon series on The Times Dis
patch sport Page every day and
ma!l your ideas to Blasts From
Blcachcrs Editor.
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|YANKS CAPTURE TWIN
BILL FROM MACkMEN
New York Win, Z to = and
13 to ..
IRN Associatcd Prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA Aug. l3.-Ncw
York defeated Philadelphia twice to-
day before $4,000 fans, the largest
crowd that has witnessed Il game
here since 1914. The scores were {
10 =. and IL to :. Ruth struck out
three times and made four singles in
ten times at bat. McuSCi hit IA home
run in each game and {. Walker
drove out one for the locals in the
first game.
The score:
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IndInnapolIs stnr Winner.

DETROIT. MICH. Aug. l3.-Fritz
Bastian. of Indianapolis, Western
conference singles champion, won the
Michigan singles title here this after
noon by defeating Harold Bartel, Of
Cleveland. in the final round of the
State tennis tournament. The scores
were 7-5, &c, Go, 6-2.
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pnrccII I,urr. No-,,t, ,:,r,.

ifN'IiHtEG, VA, Aug. i3.--Em-
NETT Parcel. pitching for the United
cigarette Machine Company. in tho
'hN ic"Enc against Nocgcic D!nninE.
today smut Nocgcic Dining out with
cut a hit. lie did not walk n man
and his supper, was perfect. not n
man reaching FIRST. PARCEL tanned
thirteen men. Tho score was G. TO o.
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summary: Two-hasc hit Ward.
Three base hutchinson. Home runs
-M,usci. 4. Walker. sacrifices
Peck iupaugh. Double plays-Fcckin-
pauGh. Ward and ripp: Miller and
pipp. Left on bases--Ncw York, .:
rh:tadclhia. 3: Base on balla-on
Rommcl. |. Struck out-by Mays, !:
Rommel. =. Jmpircs-Wilson, Dineen
and Evans. Time, 1919.
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WATSON is IRON MAN
IRy Associnted Prcss. |

BOSTON. Aug. l3.-Watson pitched
doublc-headcr for Boston toda y
against Philadelphia. and won both
games. the first 6 to ,, and the second,
8 10 0.
He allowed but two hits in the
second game, these being the only oc-
casions when n visitor reached first.
The batting OF Powell and the sensa-
CONTINUED on Page SlxteenD
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southern A.sorIntIon nc,ult,

Memphis. 10; Mobile. 20. tFirst
game ten Innings. Second game
ca He'd end seventh inning for Mem
phts catch trainD
i'irminEham, 3; Atlanta, q.
Nashville. {. Chattanooga, =.
liiti" Rock. .; New Orleans. q
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L,ndi. 70 yi,,, A,,n,,,.

ATLANTA. GA. huE. i3.-JtdRe
Kencsaw Mountain iMnIiu, high COM
missioner OF organized baseball. Will
attend the game here August 81 be-
tween Atlanta and Nashville. at which
tho Presidents cup for tho largest Mt
tendance on opening day Will bo pro-
sentcd to Atlanta, tho local chamber
OF commerce announced tonight.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh nt Chicago.
Boston at brooklyn.
Phiiudelphia at New York.
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COLTS DROP TO THIRD
PLACE WHEN CATS WIN
Richmond Wins Second
Easily.
LOCALS LAMBAsT BALL
Score Eight Runs i'm Two Innings
of Last Encountcr-Siianno and
Grccnac Hit Home Runs-Ainthag
and Cunningham St;/.

Splitting Il double header with the
Suffolk cats yesterday afternoon cost
the Richmond Colts the position OF
runner-up in the race for the Virginia
League pcnnant, for the Norfolk Tars
advanced 10 second place by beating
the Truckers. Suffolk took the first
game of the two-ply affair here by
The score of II 10 ;, while Richmond
swampcd the visitors, II to i'll the
last game.
The closing engagement between
the cats AMI colts broke the seasons
record in the Virginia League, and
cclipscd all marks for the last three
or four years in tho Bradley cir
cult. Twice daring the contest did
The Colts score eight runs in single
inning. the second and third. In both
chapters the team more than battcd
around and drove Johnson from the
mound He was relieved by Snyder.
and the Colts romped upon the relief
hurler in the third frame for eight
runs also
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ye,eron t;olfer Vic,or,o,.

SOUTH BEND. IND, Aug. i3.-John
Simpson. Vincennes veteran. today
won the State golf championship by.
defeating Dan Sanders, local 20-year-
old star. one an In a forty hola .,satsA
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RESULTS yesterday.
New York, /: BroGkiyn. s..
tnstnn, i-B; Philndrlphia. 80.
ST. Louis, =: Cincinnati. !.
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Bhtlcd for Naylor IN eighth.
@Ran for T.. collins in eighth.
Score by innings: r..
Now York .. io5 o03 O0l--l3
Philadelphia .o0l 10 220- Z
Summary: Two-basc hits-Bakcr,
Ward. Miller. Myatt, c. Walker, Du-
gan. Home run-Mcuscl. Stolen
hases-Mcusc!, Pipp CD. Double plays
Baker. Ward and Pipp; Bake:
Schang. Pipp; Naylor. Dykes and j..
Walker Left. on bascs-Ncw York.
s: Philadclhia 10. Bases on balls =
OF w. Collins. /: of Harris. 3. Hits
off Collins. II in Sl3; Shawkcy.
non" ia "a imings: Harris. in 9;
Huuu out in third: Kccfe. in 4;
\ayi"r in =; Moore. in l. Hit
10y piiChcr--hy Collius. !. Struck out
by Collins, ); Shawkcy. !; Harris.
.. Kccfc, 6; Naylor, |. Winning
pitcher Collins. Losing pitcher
Harris. Umpircs-Diuccn. Evans
and Wilson. Time. 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No games scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. &; High Point. :.
q -ensbOrO, o.; Danyillr. ,.
winstOu-Salem. Durham, rain.