Arizona republican., 1921-09-10

SPORT BRIEFS

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-P Pur- pitcher of the Southern Association from the New Orleans club of that league, was announced today by President Griffith of the Washing ton Americans. Phillips has won 25 and lost six games for the New Or leans club this season, will report Monday to the Washington club
 CHICAGO-Carter Ward Elliott, shortstop from the Yakima, Wash, club, joined the Chicago Nationals today. He played the infield with the Sacramento club in 1918 and 1919. He is A years old.
 NEW YORK-Mlle. Suzanne Lem glen. French woman tennis champion, will play in an exhibition match for the benefit of the American Com mittee for Devastated France at South Orange, N. J., Country club today.
 KANSAS CITY-Chick Evans, na- tional amateur champion, and Bob Mcdonald, metropolitan open cham pion, defeated George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British professionals, two and one. in an exhibition golf match Thursday.
 MITCHELL. S. D. By winning Thursdays game from Huron, II to 2, Mitchell clinched the Dakota league pennant Mitchell won the pennant last year.
 NEW YORK; worlds 220yard free style swimming record for wom- en was made Thursday night by Miss Charlotte Boyle. She won the met ropolitan A. A. U. senior champion ship for the distance in two minutes, 21 2-5 seconds. clipping three-fifths of a second from the previous record. NEW HAVEN, Conn.-The entire undergraduate body of the United States Military academy at West Point will come to New Haven on October 22 to attend the Yale-Army football game in the Yale bowl, it was announced today
 HAMLINE, Minn. Belbmar, black mare, driven by Taylor, was | the star of the fourth card of the Great Western circuit harness races at the state fair Thursday, winning a straight heat victory on muddy LTdck lIc LII cc- Cdi -0i0 bACt. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. D. With l the weather fair, more than hund- red of the worlds best tennis players | were gathered at the Germantown Cricket club Friday morning for the l United States national lawn tennis singles championship tournament. The honor of opening the meeting was awarded to William T. Tilden, II. holder of the world and United States titles. who was scheduled to meet Irving Wright. veteran of many | tournaments, at noon.
 The seating capacity of the stands, about 11,000, was virtually sold out for, the day and the big gallery as-
 sembled long before play begins.
 Sixteen other matches were sched-
 uled to begin at noon.
 CHICAGO, Sept s.--Captain Bob Roper, Chicago heavyweight boxer. has gone to New York, where he will meet Eddie O'Hare Monday night. Roper also meets Carl Morris at
 Tulsa September 22.
 BOSTON, Sept. s.-Joe Oeschger of the Boston Nationals, contributed a pitching performance Thursday lI1dl COItDllico d UldAlliiaAu VI VI ficiency with minimum of effort He struck out three men on nine pitched balls.
 It was in the fourth inning of the first game with Philadelphia. First
 Lebourveaux, then Williams and finally Konetchy-the heaviest hit I ters on the PhiIly team-came up to
 bat and went away again after suc- cessive strikes. Each was sent back
 on a called third strike, all curve
 balls.
 Il ST. LOUIS. Sept. 9.-The proposed
 boxing match here September Is be-
 tween Bob Martin and Hugh Walker
 has been called off, it was announced today, because of the serious illness Il of AIa,-tir, ir, Nrnrrr Xrrlr