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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
BASEBALL RESULTS
National LeaKue.

St Louis at Boston. postponed; rain.
Pittsburgh at New York, postponed
rain.
Chicago at Brooklyn, postponed; rain.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23

Prefacing his discussion with a
brlct survey of the financial and eco
nomic situation President Harding
said the existing depression is the nat
ural result of the destruction of can
ital during the war. He dfssented
from the view that return to auto
cratic powers exercised over business
during the war would aid the situation
now. declaring that the "feverish
seeming of prosperity" during war
lCnntinned On Pnra 1,rn \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02

Luggage-all the traps
for tripping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
All Over! Yankees Already
Have Won! Is the Dope
They Clinche.d Honors by
Leading on Sept. /.

CLEVELAND, Sept. If history re-
peats. the Yankees to-day ciinched the
american League pennant by their two
victories over Washington. Statistics
prepared by local sporting editor
show that never in the history Of the
league has the team in the lead on Sep
tcmher ] lost the pennant.
The figures show. however. that the
team at the top OF the standing on this
date did not always maintain the leau
lntil the end OF the season. In 1904
the Red Sox did not win the pennanr
from New York until the last day OF
the season, but the record for Septem-
Der l shows that Boston was leading.
In 1908 Detroit was the leader on
September ! and won the pennant after
q three cornered fight with Cleveland
and Chicago AS late as September 81
Cleveland passed Detroit. Then Chi
cago also passed the Tigers, and for
two days Detroit was in third place. on
September q. the Tigers headed the
list by one point. finally capturing the
flag by six points
Last year the White Sox led the
league with a three point margin over
the Indians on August 81. The next
day Chicago lost and Cleveland won.
the latter team eventually winning the
pennant and the worlds championship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
YANKS AT THE TOP;
WIN DOUBLE HEADER
-
Harry Harper Back on the Job
and Pitches a Fine Game
in Second.
TWO FROM WASHINGTONS
Timely Hitting in Each Com
test-Scores, 6 to 3
and 8 to 1.
TWO FROM WASHINGTON
by WILLIAM IL. HAM A.

Washington's best pitchers-Mog-
ridge and couldn't hold the
surging Yankees yesterday, and the
Polo Grounds had red letter day.
The Yankees won the first game, to
3, with Shawiey pitching; won the
second, to /, with Harry Harper
pitching; took first place in the Ameri-
can League race, and $4,000 fans had
a baseball day meaty with cracking
play and eventful developments.
The satisfaction of coming home from
a hard road trip on which they did a lot
OF gritty fighting and shooting into
first place by winning 4 double header
was no more eventful and of no greater
potential significance than the recrudes-
cence OF the long crippled southpaw.
Harry Harper. Harper pitched splen-
didly in the second game, outshone Wal
ter johnson by a wide margin and
turned on effective and well controlled
stuff all afternoon in spite of poor infield
support.
His mates were overanxious to see
Harper win and so Peck and Pipp made
errors, which, fortunately, did not up
set Harper in the least. The important
assignment Of handling him was done
with consummate skill by Catcher Al De
Vormer, and no small part of Harper's
aud the clubs success was due to him.
Another item Long lin Barnes, with his
faithful Boswell, Raymond Mccarthy,
was there, and Barnes never has seen
the Yankees lose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Golf Favorites Fall in
Tournament at Ekwanok
Maxwell, Lay and Ward Are
Among Losers.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEw YonK HERALD.
MANCHESTER, n. H.. Sept. There
was one decided upset in the match
play rounds for the Equinox Cup at
Ekwanok Country Club to-day when Lee
Maxwell failed to continue the good
sof he was playing yesterday and lost
to r. ID. Rocks OF Metacomet in the first
round. Rocks also came through the
second round and will meet the veteran
S. G. Mahon OF Garden City in the semi
final tomorrow morning.
II. Y. Barrow of Baltusrol was also
twice a winner, eliminating Donald Carr
ut the nineteenth hole this morning and
Robert Lay at the same green this after
noon. Barrow will play against J. T.
Hunter of North Adams in the semi
fnal tomorrow.
John NJ. Ward OF Garden City lost to
J. Il. Mclaughlin OF Wollaston this
morning but Is a survivor in the con-
ISOLATION division with victory over
Frank Lay OF Detroit. The summary:
First Sixteen. First Round-R. X. Rocks
Metacomet. beat Lee w. Maxwell Sleepy
Hollow, and 3; g. $. Clark. Ekwanok. beat
NJ. ID. Bassett, Ardsley. and 4: s. a. Ma
bon, Garden City. beat Frank Lay, Ekwa-
nok. and 2; J, u. Mclaughlin. woliaston
beat }. NJ. Ward, Garden City. and ] .
Robert Lay. Ekwanok, beat Robinson Cook
Hartford. up: ii. y. Barrow, Baltusrnl
beat Donald Carr, ArJslcy. up 10 hoies) /.
y. n. Hunter. North Adams. beat Franz !
Clark, Ekvyanok. and 1 George T.. Morse
Rutland. beat &. l.. Becker, Pinchurst, 3
and J.
Second Round-Rooks beat s. c. Clark. :
and . habon beat Mclaughlin. 4 and 3;
Barrow beat Lay, 1 up d9 hoics); Hunter
beat Morse / up.
Second sixteen, First Round-B. y. Hol-
lister, Cincinnati, beat J. r, Bsrringer
Duchess. S and Z A. r.. Ranney. Green
witch. beat r. u. Coleman, Piping Eock. 9
and :, George !. Murphy, wollaston, beat
O. u. Morris, Baltusro. | up 90 holes) (.
w. T.. CAREY, Baltusrol. beat NJ. A. Crib
bon. Duchess, and q: John Kelly. Dun
woode beat Coster Held, Hudson ElNcr
and . r. VI. Cromwell. Apawamis. beat
w. G.. Kruger. Essex County. and II.
- Decker. Canoe Brook. beat S. u. Nelly.
winchester. | Up ti9 holesl w. O. Hendor-
son Scioto, beat 6. A. Kelly. Jr.. oakmont
and 4
Second Round-Ranncy beat HOLSTER. and
=. Murphy beat Carey, ard o. Kelly heat
Cromwell, and q, Henderson beat Decker
and 4.
Beateu Eight ~ First Sixteen-Maxwell
beat Basactt. band 4; Ward beat Frank Lay,
and 81 Carr beat Cook. I up: Frank Clark
won from Decker by default.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
M'LEAN'S So RECORD
AT GRASSY SPRAIN
Professional Betters Par Ry
Eight Strokes on New Coll
Course at Tuckahoe.
ny KERR Y. PETRIE.

IF George Mclean maintains the form
soon force the officials OF the Grassy
sprain Golf Club to the conclusion that
even at 6.5l2 yards their course Is sew
eral hundred yards too short for present
day requirements. George lately made
CT. and yesterday he bettered this by
couple Of strokes. going out in - and
coming home in 50. The par Of the
course is 1888 out and 35 back.
The only hole on which Mclean found
IL nece ssary to take five strokes was
the thirteenth. He had q pair Of e, the
first of them on the third and the other
on the seventeenth. In all there We're
eight holes on the card played IN better
than par, representing seven brides and
one eagle. The hole on which the Grassy
Sprain star found the bottom Of the cup
in two better than par was the seventh.
This is a hole. 400 yards in length
Outgoing Mclean mastered par at the
second. third. fourth, sixth and seventh
and on the tenth, fifteenth and seven
tenth coming home. The tenth. 5l5
yard hole, George played in 4. The sew
enth where the two under par was reg
istered. Is the hole which George Dun
can declared to be one of the best he
has seen in America Mclean was with
in five feet of the cup with drive and
iron shot.
When Mclean made his s. he was
playing in a four bali match with Eddie
Hanson, assistant at Dunwoodie; G. n.
Green and George Falconer, his own as
sistant.
The Grassy Sprain circuit measures
3510 out and 30O2 home Tt will be
noted that Mclean did his best work on
the harder half. lettering par by six
strokes. while coming back he was only
two shots better. Following Is the rec
ord card compared with the par Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Lew Blues Single in Twelfth
Gusts Indians from Lead
Centre Field Drive Wins for
Tigers by z to 6.

Special Despatch 10 THU NEW York HEnAIp.
DETROIT, Mich. Sept. Detroit nosed
out Cleveland, to s. after nearly three
hours Of tight play this afternoon. The
finish .ra in the twelfth inning when
Lew R'g,'s single with two out and
Larry Woodall on second drove in the
winning run.
Since New York scored two victories
over Washington this afternoon the de-
feat of Cleveland sends the Indians into
second place.
Sargent. first up for Detroit in the
twelfth, struck out. Woodall singled 60
right and Parks sacrificed. With two
out Blue drove TO centre, Speaker made
a fine throw 70 the plate, but Woodall.
with his early start, was able barely to
beat the ball TO the plate. bringing de-
feat to Cleveland.
The score
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
PIRATES LOSE TWO
GAMES TO ST. LOUIS
Cards Maui League Leaders in
Double Header, 10 to A
and 8 to O..

PITTSBURGH, Sept. / (NationaD st.
Louis took both games of to-day's
double header from Pittsburgh, 10 to 4
and 5 to 0. Pertica kept the hits of the
locals scattered in the first game. while
Sherdel was invincible in the second.
Careys home run came in the ninth
inning of the first game with nobody on.
Hamilton was knocked out of the box
in tho second inning of the initia. con-
test, while Morrison was forced to re-
tire at the end OF the sixth inning in
the second game
Raynor. the recruit from Brming-
ham. batted for Brottem in the sixth
inning of the first game and drove in
two runs with single.
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Totals. .36 II III =
'Batted for Rrottcm in the sixth inning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Giants Stopped by Grimes
and Dodgers Triple Play
Giants Get Record as
Victims of Triple Plays

THAT triple play in Brooklyn
yesterday gave a record 20 the
J. Giants, an unwanted record for
unhappiness. 1t was the first triple
play worked by the Dodgers this
season, and perhaps N several
seasons, and 1t was the second triple
play completed against the New
Yorks in two straight games.
In the memory Of veteran followers
81 the game no other club has suf-
gered in that particular way. 1t will
be recollected that on Tuesday the
Cubs worked a triple play against
the Giants with two men on base
on second and third-with Hollocher
starting 1t. But the Giants recovered
from the shock and won anyway
That triple play yesterday was the
.hird spectacular feat flashed by the
Dodgers behind Grimes against the
Giants in as many games. When
Grimes last faced the Giants at the
Polo Grounds a double play started
by Johnson's catch of a low liner
killed off New York rally and saved
Grimes from an exit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Evans and Macdonald
Defeat British Pair

CHICAGO. Sept. Charles Evans, Jr.,
national amateur golf champion. and
Bob Macdonald. metropolitan open
champion, defeated Abe Mitchell and
George Duncan. British professionals,
and in a thirty-six hole golf match
over the Bob-o-Link course to-day
The bye holes were played to deter
mine the winner or a medal score prize.
Macdonald taking first place with a
score or ~. 71-1i2, against a par
OF 10.
The other medal scores were: Duncan.
II. ,6--141: Evans. 70. 73-14S. and
Mitchell, 70, 1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
CHAMPIONSHIPS SIXTEEN.
Woodward Wins Canadian
Doubles Trapshooting Title

ToRoNTo, sept. LIE. r. Woodward of
Houston. Texas. won the Canadian ma
tional exhibition trapshooting doubles
to-day with a total score Ok 81. +.
Huseman, Rochester, scored 81. Wood
ward won the trophy for the aggregate
score In the sixteen yard events OF se3
out Of possible 400. a run of 1876
breaks before missing was credited to
Joseph Jennings Of Toronto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Max Marston Returns
Leading Medal Card

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Max r.
Marston, former metropolitan golf star,
playing over his present home course,
Merton Cricket Club. to-day won the
medal for low qualifying score in the
first days play OF the Pennsylvania
State amateur championship. lie had
card of LAG for SO holes This was four
strokes lower than the card of Cyrh
walker of Englewood who won the
Pennsylvania open championship over
tho same course yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02

NEW YORK y. c. 80 FOOTERS-START.
3.2J-TIa MILES.
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run but set perfect stage for the
triple play.
Smith was rushed in as a pinch hit
ter for Toney and cracked the ball to
the pit of Johnston's stomach. Jimmy
stuck his hands, caught the leather,
stepped on third to retire Meusel, who
had started for home. and threw to
Olson to get Rawlings, who had left
second. 1t was over before the crowd
appreciated what had happened
Myers Hit. hard.
Myers started the Dodgers toward
their two runs in the second He sin
ged to Frisch. Mitchell flied to Burns.
Kilduff grounded to Frisch, who made
a perfect peg to Rawlings to start what
should have been an easy double play
But Rawlings let the ball go through
him. He was too anxious to make the
throw to first. Then came a single by
Miller, scoring Myers. and a hit by
Grimes scoring Kilduff.
A double by Wheat and a single by
Myers gave Brooklyn one IN the third
A triple by kilduff and Miller's single
made 1t four in the sixth. Wheats hit
Myers sacrifice and Mitchell's drive
completed the Brooklyn scoring in the
eighth.
New York escaped a shutout in the
ninth Frisch doubled. went to third on
Olsons boot OF Young's grounder and
home on Kilduffs boot of Meusel's
bounder The score:
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SECOND GAME.

Runs batted in--By Harris, 1 by Miller. 1
by Meusel. /: by Pipp, 1 by Ward. .; by Me-
Naiiy. I by Harper, i. Two base hit-Ruth.
Stolen basea-Meusel. Pipp, Devormer. Sac
rifice-Harris. Double pay--Shanlss, Harris
Judge. Left on bases-Washington, 3;
New York, z. First base on errors-wash-
irgton, .. Bases on balls-off Harper. /;
off Johnson, .. Struck out--Bv Harper, 3;
by Johnson, T. Earned runs-Off Harper. ]
off Johnson, s. Umpires-Evans and Hide
brand Time of game hours ard 10
minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Bouts Of the Week.


TONIGHT.
Palace Of JOY :. G. CCcney Island)--
sammy Siegcr ,s. Harvey Bright. ~
rounds.
Hunts Point :. G. fBronr)-Nanny Wev-
Ter ". Kcwpir Collins. 10 rounds; Eddie
CroEicr ". Jack Mouahan, 10 rounds.
Fifteenth Infantry Armory-h kaie.
Seventy-first Regiment, w.. Jackie
Moore. Fifteenth. 12 rounds: Joe Pnui,
Naval Militia, vs.. Al Reese, Twelfth,
10 rounds.
SATURDAY, SErT. ;.
Commonwealth =. C.--Joi,uny Murray vs..
Red Cap Wilson, IL rounds. Tony
Lyons W. Johnny Solly. ~ rounds.
Queensboro A. G. Uong Island City,
Rcrt Colima vs.. frankie Sotter:
frankie Kramer ~. Frankie Edwards
George Iayigue vs.. Billy St~srns.
Ridgcwood Grove sporting Club--Ifappy
Mnhouey V. Eddie Carroll. t2 rounds
Georgie Eagles vs.. silent Regan. IL
rounds; Charley kohIer vs.. Happy Cor.
man. is rounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
McIigue-Gans Bout Gives
Promise of Unusual Action
Will Precede the Wilson
Downey Contest.
by CHARLES r. MATHIsoN.

A number or interesting bouts will be
seen at Boyle's Thirty Acres next Mon
day in addition 10 the chief event. Next
in importance to the return match be-
tween Wilson and Downey # the semi
final OF twelve rounds bringing to-
gether Panama Joe Cans and Mike
McTigue. This contest should be
hummer
After McTigue knocked out George
Robinson in four rounds in Canada
Richard offered Mike an attractive sum
TO meet Cans.
Dick Griffin. who hasn't lost a bout
since the new law went into effect, viii
tackle Matty Herbert in an eight
rounder.
Johnny Buff. flyweight champion. will
defend his laurels against Indian Rus
sell OF Harrisburg, and Willie Spencer,
the Chinatown bantam. who has fought
Pete Herman, boxes Solly Epstein Of
Toledo.
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Totals.Al ia &c 1911


'Batted for Covelesie in the fourth inning.
Two out when winning run was scored.
1Batted for Oldham in the fourth inning.
sRan for Bassler IN the eighth inning.
rBatted for Middleton in the eighth inning.
Cleveland. q o 2 . o o 0 o GA
Detrot.+... 3 0 Q 0 0 IL
Two base hits--Ncach, Jameson .. Three
base hts--Iameson, Speaker. Stolen bases
Cobb, Wnmhsgapss, Jones. Sacrifices
Gardner. Blue, O'Nell, Sargent, Neach. Cald-
well, Parks. Double PLAYS Flarstead ana
Blue; Flagstead. Sargent and Blue. Left on
bases-Cleveland, 10; Detroit, 10. Bases on
balls-Off Coveleskie i Off Middleton,
Off Caldwell, .; off Parks, 3. Hits-oft
Covcleskie, 4 m 3 innings; OFF Caldwell. 2
in 20 innings: off Oldham, in innings;
Off Middleton. in innings; off Parks,
IN innings. Hit by pitcher--Ey Oldham
(Stephenson): by Parks (smith). Struck
out-By Coveleskie, 2 by Caldwell, g. BY
Middleton, l. wild ptchos-Oldham. cald-
we'll Passed hall--Bassler. Winning pitcher
Parks Losing pitcher--Cnldwell. TIM
pires-Owens and Dlnneen. Time Of game
hours and ~ minutes
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 3104 81 -
q o o I 3 o o 0-S
o o o o o o 0 90

Two base hit-Cary. Three base hts
Smith fo,. Sacrifices-StocIS, Clemons.
Left on bascs-St Louis. 3; Pittsburgh. 6.
Bases on balls--Off Sherdel. 2; off Morri-
son, l. off l.. Bigbee. T.. Hits-Off Morri-
son. IL in innings off l.. Bigbee. none in
3 innings. Struck out-By Sherdel, =: by
Morrison. .. Wild pitch,Morrison. WIN
ming pitcher--Sherdel. Losing pitche--Mor-
Time OF game--f hour and "a minutes.
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sRafted 4 FOR Tonoy in nfth inning.

Stated for Tonoy IN fifth inning.
jBatted for Sallee IN eighth inning.
New York. .........0 Q Q 9 IL
Two base hits-Frisch. Wheat Three base
hit--Kilduf. Stolen basc--Frlsch Sacri-
fice-t;rimes. Double rlay--Frisch, Raw
lings and Kelly. Triple play--Johnston and
Olson. Left on hases--New York, o. Brook
lyn, q. Bases on bals-Off Toney. ; of
IN 4 innings; off salicc, 3 in 3 innings:
Off Ryan. IN I inning. Struck out-By
Toney. by Crimes, 4. Losing pitcher
Toney. Umpires-Mccormlck ana Klein.
Time OF game hour and 80 minutes.
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Az Syracuse II. ii. ~.
Syracuse 2 o Z o Z x-lI II =
atteries-Clifford. bucey and Freitag;
Olson, Niebcrgall and Prodiger.
At Rochester first camel r. y. p.
Newark 2 q 2 q o. ~ :
Rochester. o ] O. o oil x-i1 ~ 2
Batteriea--Singleton, Barnes and Withrow
Murray and Mattox.
At Rochester Csecond camel r. II, y.
Newark ......... q o ?
Rochester ....... 4 Q Z y 10
Batteries-Finncran and Manning Morgan
and Wirtz.
At Toronto u. ii. ~.
Baltimore. o 90 l.
Toronto.. " o n 1 r-3 q
observation-disclosures anf Egan: Fullerton and
DeVine.
At buffalo n. II. ID.
buffalo,. q 4 . oo2 rs 4
Ratteries-F'iscser and Johnson. Reddy and
Schwcrt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Braves Are Banked and
Lose Third Place in Race

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ! (NationaD -
Lee Meadows BANKED Boston. ] to 0, in
the first game of the final series here.
and the defeat put the Braves out OF
third place. Until his removal in the
seventh inning for pinch hitter, Wat
son held the Phillies to four hits. Nor
gan. who succeeded him, old not allow
a hit. Score:
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American Association.

ST.. Paul. s: indianapolis, 1.
Toledo, 10: Milwaukee, 2.
Louisville. 3; Minneapolis, 4.
Columbus Kansas City game. rain.
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Totals. 81 81 Is
Slated for Witt in the eighth inning.
fBatted for Walters in the ninth inning.
poston. a........ $50 3 %
Two base hits-Dykes, Perkins. Duran.
Foster, NcInnis, Jones' J. Collins. Sacrifices
--Romrnei, j. Collins. Leibold. Double playa
Walters and Scott; Foster Pratt and Nc
Innis. Left on basee-Philaelphia, I: Bos-
ton, Q. Bases on balls-Off Rommol. 1; off
Jones, 4. Struck out-Bv Eommel, .: by
Jones. 8. Umpires-Moriarty. Wilson and
Connolly. Time of game--i hour and 81
ninutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Browns Blank White Sox.

CHICAGO. Sept / tAmerican) st.
Louis punched hits behind loose playing
on the part OF Chicago and shut out the
locals, : TO o, to-day. The visitors made
their runs by punching hits. The field
ing of F.llerbe, Jacobson and Williams
was a feature. The score:
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Kelly Stops Hayes.

Joe Kclly last night knocked out X. Q.
Happy Hayes IN the firth round IN the
Jamaica Sporting Club. The bout was
to have been a fftccn round contest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
international League.
'EStJTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Syracuse. II: Jersey City. 4.
Rochester IL; Newark. first camel
Rochester, g Newark. tsecond game,
seven innings).
Toronto, 3: baltimore, :.
Buffalo. 3. Reading, 1.
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Totals. 81 IL 81 =

Two base hits-Johnson, Mostil. Tonin.
Three b. ~ hit--NcManus. Stolen bRea-Wil-
liams. Sacrlfices-Nuligan, SEVERED. Ger
her Double play-Elcrbe 70 McNanus 70
cialer. Left ON bases-St Louis. :; Chi
engo. ii. Bases on bals-Off Van Glider. 2;
off Hodge, 1. Struck out-By Van Glider, 2;
Nv Hodge. 2. tmpires-Sallin and Chlli.
Tirne OF .Arne-l hour and 80 mlnntes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Met All Around Title.

The Metropolitan Association A. a. u. all
around championships viii be held under the
auspices OF the Lcltrlm Mems Association
n. Celtic Park on Sunday September n
Matt McC;rath, Pat Mcdonald and Pat Flynn
have entered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02

TBatted for Zinn IN the nlntn INNING
St Louis - 2 o 10
Pittsburgh. 0 0 0 i
Two base hit-Robertson. Three base hits
Mann, Mueller, McHenfy. Home run
Carey. Sacrifices-Fournier, Carey, Lavan.
Double plays-Zinn, Maranvlc and Grimm;
Cutshaw, Maranville and Grimm. Left on
bases--St. Louis. 4; Pittsburgh. 5. Bases on
bals-Off Pertica. 2; off linn, !. Hts--Off
Hamilton, IN % innings; off linn, In
i-3 innings. Struck out-By Pertica. =;
ny Zinn, .. Wild Decentralization. linn.
Winning pitcher-Pertica. Losing pitcher
Hamilton. Umpires-Hart. Brennan and
Emslie. Time OF game-1 hour and 80 min
utes.
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Athletics Victorious.

BOSTON, Sept. / (American) .-Phila-
delphia took the first game OF the series
from Boston. TO .. to-day. Rommel
had slightly the better OF Jones and had
splendid support. The score:
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Southern Association.

Birmingham, S; Little Rock, 2 list gareD.
Birmingham, 4; Little Rock, cd camel
Memphis, O; Nashville, e.
Chattanooga, 10, Mobile a.
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Albany. s: bridgeport. 2.
Waterbury, i5; New Haven, 3.
Springfield, T., Worcester, IL
pi'tsficid. n; ffartforf, 3.