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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31
The Only Lack

Mother-Well, Nellie, is your doll
kitchen completely furnished now?
Nellie--No, mamma, I still need a
policeman for the cook"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31

are very strong For year past
bond dealers have looked for a rise
in prices and knew it must come
sooner or later. But the advance
when it did come was so rapid that
even the most optimistic were swept
off their feet"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31
Some Peonle's Neryc

You will never get anywhere un-
less you have higher ideals than this, q"
preached the woman to whose door
the tramp had applied for assistance.
Are you really content to spend your
life walking around the country beg
ging?"
NO, lady" answered Weary Will
lie. "Many's the time I've wished
had an auto"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31

Bibles are now printed in 53S Ian
guages, so that no resident of New
York need be without a book in his
native language.-Detroit Free Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31
Gradual Recovery
Presagcd i'm Business

NEW YORK, Dec. S1.--Oun's re-
port says:
a year which has been marked by
general economic readjustment comes
10 its closing with quietness in busi-
ness the prevailing condition. but with
promise of improvement to follow.
While the seasonal lull has been
somewhat more pronounced than us
ual, much has been accomplished in
the way of strengthening the funda-
mental situation and the outlook is for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31
LANDLORD ARRESTED.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.--Frank
Schmidt, known as the "model land
lord" has been arrested here in con-
nection with looting of lofts of which
he was the owner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31
The End of Love

She was beautiful to look at,
But his love for her is gone,
He gave her Il careless up and down
She had galoshes on.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31
BY JUNIUS

If you save your pennies the dollars
will take care of the lawyer who
breaks your will.
OF course there are others, but one
difference is that the chickens on the
farm go to bed earlier.
When labor loafs, that is malin-
gering; when capital loafs, that is
business depression.
Roll stockings are like regulations
hard to keep up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-31

In appreciation of our pleasant re-
lations in the past, we take this oppor-
tunity to wish you Happy and Pros
porous New Year.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
M'GRAW OVERLOOKING
NO BETS TO COP FLAG

NEW YORK. September 1o.-The
New. York Nationals. fighting with
Pittsburgh for leadership of the
league. today renewed their efforts to
have President Heydler reverse his
decision In throwing out a game won
by Cincinnati in Pittsburgh. May 2s.
When the last few innings of that
contest were re-played, victory went
to Pittsburgh. If the original VIC
tory by Cincinnati had been allowed
in the lead this morning when the
Pirates led by a fraction of per
cent.
officials Of the New York club as
serted that President Heydler had
disregarded the official reports of his
umpires and acted solely on atfida-
Wits signed by Pittsburgh spectators
and players. In renewing his pre-
vious request that Heydler submit
his action to the leagues board of
directors. John McGraw, vice presi-
dent of the New York club. said:
I'VE filed our protest with Heydler
as soon as he ordered this game play
ed over. Heydler. so far. has refused
to act on our protest. We insist.
however, that he Immediately call a
meeting of the board of directors to
act on our protest. as we are within
our legal rights in appealing from his
decision.
In a close race like the present
one We don't intend to be beaten out
by a technicality as we were in 1908"
Evening star., 1921-09-11
NEAR DOUBLES FINAL
IN MUNy TENNIS PLAY

Play in the tennis tournament on
the municipal courts has progressed
rapidly despite poor weather, which
caused the postponement of several
matches. The final round in doubles
is expected to be reached today and
the second round in singles started.
A silver trophy will be awarded to
the singles victor. Summary:
Singles first round-Rutley defeated Brad
burn, by default: Byrne defeated Sugar, IS.
Ga: Shepley defeated Chapman, 6I. SO:
sieses l
feated Coale, 60. 81: d. Sickler defeated
Ericsson, 6t1. 60; Trice defeated 0ilton.
81. 8-2: Baldus defeated Larsen. SIS. 60;
Ames defeated Maidens. by default: Ram,
Cutchin defeated Cox by default; Flanery de-
feated Chamberlin. e-2. 6-1; stauffer de-
feated Daniels. 60. 60.
Second round-Rutley defeated Byrne. 6-3.
McCutchin defeated Ramsay. 60. es;
Doubles first round-Reiney -Chreitzberg de-
feated Rathgeber-D sickler. "a. 6-3: Kelly
sanborn defeated Newby Rutley. 3-6. rs.
g.; Zeitz. .Baldus defeated Matejka- Martin
+6, .8-3. 81: Maidens-Ames defeated Ham
mack k-Rawlings. 75. 6-3: Trice -ChamberliI
defeated Daniels -Primm. 6-1. g.: Flanery
Shepley defeated Ericson-Ramsay, 81. 60
Champan-A. e. Martin defeated sugar-Fried
Dunn. .Harbin. e.. IS.
Second round-Kelly- -Sanborn defeated Reiney
Chreitzberg, SO. Sc, 6l; Maidens- -Ames
defeated Zeitz- -Baldus. e3.e3; Flanery-
O'Barr- -McCutchin defeated Chapman-A Z. Mar
tin. 4-6, 60, 81.
Third round-Kelly- -sanborn defeated Maid
ens-Ames, 6-3, 1-5.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
CONFLICT OVER DATES
FOR |NTERC|TY TENNIS

PHILADELPHIA, September 10
The District championship tennis
tourney. which is due to start at the
Dumbarton Club two weeks from to-
day. and the intercity championship
match between the Baltimore and
Washington title holders are in mix
up.
The Baltimore boys. several OF whom
are here. want to play the intercity
match September "a. the day the Dis
trict tournament is to start. and Capt
Al Gore of the Dumbarton Club
speaking unofficially for his organiza-
tion. said he could not see how il
could be done.
A play-off among Dumbarton. War
A Departmental nestors and the win
ner in the Suburban League must be
held to decide the Washington cham
pions, and by the time this could be
done the District tourney would be
due to start. The finals in the Dis
trict tourney, which will include all
of the five regular. events. probably
will not be decided until October 1. SO
it looks as il the intercity match will
be staged October or not at all.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
BOOSTS LEAD
IN: SUBURBAN NET PLAY

Holmead team increased its lead in
the. race for the Suburban Tennis
League title yesterday, when it de-
featsd the Argyles in all Of their
seven engagements. Euclid made a
sweep Of six matches with Capital.
Summary:
Holmead. :; Argyle, o.
sipgles-J.. R.. Ballenser tH.l defeated
Bates al, 63, 6-5; A. o. White III. }
defeated Mayfeld (A.), s6. 6-. ".
Doubtless. r. Ballenger and stellwagen
tH.) defeated Bates and Mayfeld (l.}, 63.
1O-S; Dyer and McCathran (H.) defeated
Pierce and Robinson (A.). 6-3, g.; ". Bal.
lenger and White III defeated Kemon and
Thurtell (A.) 81. SO; Holmead and Viii
Iiams tH.J defeated Carr and Gable (A.).
IS. e-: Robinson and Williams (H.). de.
feated Sweeney and Partner (A.), 81, 6-2.
Euclid, 6s Capital, Q.
sipxIes-Clarke tE.) defeated Thomas &C., !,
8-S. 2-8, 81; Fowler tE.) defeated Din.
widdie C.J. 60, SO.
DoublesLFowler and Hixson (E.) defeated
Brown and Farnsworth Co.. 6L 60:
Dinwiddie Co., 6-4. 81, 6-3: Clin and
Wells fE.l defeated Bossey and Green (G.),
e.. e.: Hammond and Shore (E.D de.
feated Kisluik and Stiles C.), 6-3, 81
81: Clark and Newby VS.. McCabe and
Stauffer CcJ. 80 thrst set called. darkness)
Evening star., 1921-09-11
WOODWARD WILL PITCH
AGAINST MACKS TODAY

Washington fans today will get
their first peek at talent being added
with view to strengthening the
Nationals when Frank Woodward will
ee sent to the firing line against the
Athletics. Woodward. who has been
cunning up with the Griffmen for the
past two days. made an enviable rec
ORD with the New Haven club of the
Eastern League this season. where he
won more than two-thirds of his
end Is regarded by Clark Grifith as
having a good chance to make the
grade In fast company
fitcher nottingham L'Hommedieu
TURK and Outfielder Goose" Goblin
or the pennant-winning team Of the
port today. in which event tie latter
probably will be showed into the line
up Immediately. although at which
garden post has not been decided.
TURK pitched his last game for Colum-
bia Friday. winning. -
None of the Nationals failed to get
at least one of the dozen bineIes ac-
qufred of Russell in Boston's final an
Pearance here of the season yesterday.
Bush. Milan and Rice each got two.
but the latter was the most effectyie
factor In the scoring Sam drove in
tnree runs and registered another
E,himselfs
F1elding features were conspicuous
by their scarcity. Shanks made a
spectacular one-hand stab of a vicious
liner from Leibold's bat in round eight,
ana the same inning saw Milan gallon
nearly to the infield to take Menos-
keys Offering, high fly that Harris
sfould have after ded to. Nothing
else notable.
Mcbride gave his batting order a
shift by boosting Harris up to fifth
place and dropping Miller down one
Epeg.
Evening star., 1921-09-11

The Elks Of the Fraternal League.
who clinched the section A title yes
terday. and Southern Railway of the
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. l. League.
section victor, will clash u a three
game series for the org;A.zed sand
lot title. The third cG|tender will
be either War of the Departmental
League or Navy Yard. Government
League winner.
Today's games in the Independent
tourney may decide champions in the
unlimited and midget classes Vic
tories for the Gibraltars and the
Warwicks in their engagements with
the Winstons and Linworths. respec-
lively. would carry the titles with
them.
Owen Blanks Naval Birds.
The Elks of the Fraternal League
banked Naval Air Station of the PO-
tomac League, 4 to 0, in section A of
the interleague championship series
yesterday. Lusby's wildness gave the
Elks pair of counters in the second
inning and they punched hits for two
more runs in the sixth. Owen held
the losers to two safeties. made after
two were out in the seventh. Score:
Evening star., 1921-09-11
1856 AMATEURS PAIRED
FOR TITLE GOLF Event

NEW YORK; September 10.-One
hundred and thirty-six golfers. incIud-
ing stars from England, Scotland and
Canada, are entered in the national
to be held at st. Louis, beginning
September II. Pairings for the quali-
tying round were announced today
by the United States Golf Association.
Besides Charles (Chick) Evans, Ma
tional cha, champion. six former holders
Egan, Francis Ouimet. jerome D.
Travers. w. c. Fownes, jr, and
s. Davidson Heron will compete
Other noted entrants are William 1.
Hunter. British amateur champion;
Thomas d. Armour and William R.
Mckay, Scotland; Biggerstaffe Wilson,
British Columbia; Robert T. Jones, jr.,
Atlanta, runner up for the title in
1919: Joseph Switzer, intercollegiate
champion: Joseph p. Guilford and Os-
ward Kirby.
The Principal PairinEs.
Charles Evans. jr.. Edgewater. Chicago. and
Grant G ~ A: pe,cock. Cherry Valley. Garden
Francis Ouimet, Woodland. Auburnd.le
Mass. and Biggerstafte Wilson. Victoria,
William I. Hunter. walmer and Kings
downe. ENGLAND. and Reginald N. Lewis.
Jerome p. Ts.yers. Upper Montel.ir. N. J..
Robert Mckee. Grand View, bes Moines,
and Thomas D. Armour. Lothianburn, Scot.
land.
Lewis /. Bredin. County Club Of Detroit. -nO
Max b. Marston. Marion. Pa, and g. b.
Buxton, Dallas. Tex. -
H. b. Hepburn, Louisville. KY, and Jesse
P. Guiiford, Woodland, Auburndale. Mass.
Jesse ". sweetser. siwanoy, Mount ver.
NON. N. z, and Clark spiers. inslewood.
Hills. ILL.,. and Rudolph Wilhelm, Waveriy,
Portland. Ore.
John J. Kane, Deal, n. J. .N
g: A. Ormiston. 0akmont. Pa. and Robert
T. Jones, jr., Atlanta, Ga.
3: David Heron, Oakmont Pa. and Charles
|: Wliiam r Mckay. Carnonstie. scot,,nd;
and John G. Anderson, Siwanoy, Mount Ver.
non. N. 7.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
JOHNSON WINS FEATURE
MATCH OVER WASHBURN
Pearson Beats Niles, Also in Fine Set Contest.
All Other Big Guns Come Through.
Jack Dudley Defeated.
BY w. II. HOTEL.

n HADELPHA, September 10Home boys scored dncvey IN
round of the National championship tennis singles
Cricket Club today Two surprises were
local responsible each instance Wallace r.
the big of the day when he watson
of York and Stanley w. Pearson
the dope when ne
downed Nat Niles of Boston another contest that went the
63 81 70, 63 63 Pearsons victory was Al
81 E@63 81, 6-a &C.
Willis hitting Californian showed great afyng
winning Clarence Todd OF the Australian DAYS
the he had TO
limit the trick He dropped the frs. two sets
showed nifty tennis thereafter
Evening star., 1921-09-11
Commercial BOWLERS
FORM DUCKP|N LEAGUE

Bowling enthusiasts in the employ
of various Washington business es-
tablishE1ents have organized the Com
mercial Duckpin League and will
open their championship campaign
two weeks from. tomorrow night on
the Recreation drives Teams grant,
ed franchises were Peoples Drug
Stores, Hecht Company, D. J. Kauf-
man, William Hahn & Co. Galt's.
Meyer Shops. Young Mems Shop.
Kings Palace. Wilkins Company and
Carry's Ice Cream Company.
l. Officers recently elected were: Presi-
dent, Hummer, Young Mems Shop;
vice president, Patterson, Carry's Ice
Cream Company; secretary. Bernstein.
Hecht Company, and treasurer-scorer,
Fagan, William Hahn Il Co.
Organization VIII be effected and
officers elected at q meeting OF the
Masonic Bowling Association to be
held at the offlce, Of Vice President
Major H. Robb, 1413 r street. Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. An lodges
intending to enter teams are expected
to have representatives present.
-WAshfnGtoA's Ladies' Duckpin
League will meet Thursday night at
8 o'clock in the clubrooms Of the city
post ONCE. All teams desiring fran
chises in the league should have rep
resentattvee In attendance.
Evening star., 1921-09-11

Runs-..Youne, Jones. Cobb. veach {2). He'll
man. Bise (2). Hooper. sheely. Faik (2).
ERRORS = Sarye1t. Yaryan. Two-base hits
FAX. Jones. faryan. Hooper, Mostii, Cobb,
Shelly. Tnree-hsse hit-sarEent. Stolen base
ZONES. Sacrihces-Aostil. Mulligan, John
gan to sheeiy to Muliisan: Jones to Young.
Left on bases=Detroit. Z: Chicago, .. Bases
On ball-OR Thompson. 4: OF Cole, e. Hits
-0R Thompson, Il in Is Innings; on Con-
nally. In % inning. Struck out-By Thomp-
son. I: BY Cole. 3; by Connally. 1. Balk-
Thompeou. Losing pitcher-Thompson. Um.
pires-Messn. Dineen and Owens Time Of
game-I hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
,u Place 7wo Upe Mark National Tennis Singles Championships
JOHNSON'S FINE HURLING
BEATS BOSTON, S TO J
Walter Yields Only Five Hits and Fans Half q
Dozen Red Sox, While Nationals Bunch
Bingles Off Russell.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

ANGLING place higher
mathematics had be employed they actually
the Nationals yesterday saved from pungng
division Walter Johnson Displaying
of wonderful speed which years enabled him
all hurting rivals victories earned allowed and
achieved
they have registered in their last eighteen games
In frustrating least deferring for time Bostons ambition
~ my n1 u ~ .h % onnsC nan
recor hold to in twenty y-tMoc
Evening star., 1921-09-11
Virginia Noguls to Meet.

RICHMOND. September 10.-w. b.
Bradley, president of the Virginia
League. called q meeting Of the di-
in Norfolk next Wednesday night to
discuss the recent decision handed
down by Judge Landis, awarding the
first half Of the Virginia League pen
nant to the Portsmouth team and dis
qualifying Rocky Mount and Wilson,
who finished one-two. for exceeding.
the salary limit.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
CONNER HIGH GUN.
Clips 40 Of 80 Targets in Match at
Washinxton Club.

Ninteens trapshooters participated
in the singles target event conducted
yesterday by the Washington Gun
Club. Each fired at nfty targets.
Conner, veteran gunner. led the
field with .46 breaks. Stearn was
high gun in the double target shoot,
shattering 10 Of - targets thrown.
The singles Seores follow:
Conner, 20; Hunter, Is; Brown, A.: Dupont.
a: German. -; Wilson, -; sti1e. q; Par
Miller, SS; Nell, 81; Ellis, 81; shafIef, S6;
Brown, IS; Holden, 82; Hawiey, %: Nnli. 10.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
Lenglen Doubles Victor.

ORANGE. N. J.. September 10
Mile. Suzanne Lengien. French tennis
champion. and Mrs David c. Mills of
Orange today defeated Miss Leslie
Bancroft Of Boston and Miss Martha
Bayard Of Short Hills, N. J., two
straight sets. Is and 81. The ex-
hibition match was arranged for the
benent OF the American committee
for devastated France.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
YANKEES z Dozen HITS
SWAMP MAcKMEN, 1873

PHILADELPHIA. September To-
New York pounded Hasty. Keefe and
Freeman for twenty-four hits and a
1S-to-3 victory over Philadelphia here
today. In the ninth inning the
American League leaders hammered
X eefe and Freeman for nine hits.
which netted nine runs. c. Walker of
the Athletics. made his twenty first
hone run of the seasnn. Score.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
FIRST GAME,

Totals. 81 3 "a Z Totals. 727 IL
sRan for O'Neill in eighth.
tBatted for Coveleskie in eighth.
Cleveland .....0 O 90 O o. o. 90
St. Louis .-.....1 90 90 L o x-2
Runs-Tsbin. McManns.s Errors-WiIliams
Gerber. TwO-base hit-Shocker. Sacrifices
Cllerbe, McManus. Sisler. Gardner. Double
plays-Coveleskie to Sewell to Johnston. Left
on balls-On shocker. 1; OF Coveleskie. L: of
Norton. I. Hits-On COveleskie. in in
nings; on Morton, In 1 inning. Struck out
BY SAocker, .: by Coveleskie. 4: by Morton.
q wild pitch-Coveleskie. Umpires-Messrs.
Nalfin and Chill. Time Of same-1 hour and
a minutes.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
|CH|cAGQ RECRUIT BLOWS
lin 10TH AND TIGERS COP

CHICAGO. September 10-J. Thomp-
son. a recruit pitcher from the Vic
toria. B. c.. club. who was on the
mound for the White Sox, blew up in
the tenth inning today and Detroit
punched five hits behind base on
talls and drove him out Of the box,
winning the second game of the
series. to 4. Score:
Evening star., 1921-09-11
PUTTING EVENT DECIDED.

Mrs. William e. Shannon triumph:
ed in the Berry trophy putting COM
petition yesterday at Columbia Coun-
trXClub, defeating Mrs. ]. NJ. Haynes
in the final, 4 up with to play. The
final went to Mrs. W. K.
lBradfield, who defeated Mrs. A. B.
Heaton, 2 up and 1.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
Business Il Good.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. September TO-
Clyde 0atchel. former Ohio University
pitcher. was sold today to the Roches-
ter Internationals by The Charlotte
club Of the South Atlantic Associa-
tion. Gatchel 10 the. nth Charlotte
player purchased by Rochester, this
1eaSo3r - =
Evening star., 1921-09-11
INDIANS ARE BLANKED,
!: THEN TRIM ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. September 10-Cleve-
land and st. Louis divided a double
header here today, the locals winning
the first gaE.e. = to 0. and the world
champions taking the second, 10 to
e. Shocker held the visitors to three
hits In the first game. Wambsganss
scored five runs in the second game.
Scores:
Evening star., 1921-09-11
Hurls No-Hit Game.

BRISTOL, va.-Tenn.,- September 10.
Rholedert of : the Bristol
team, Appalachian League. today
pitched g. no-hit game. against the
Kihgsport team. Bristol won. the
game, 4 to O..
Evening star., 1921-09-11
.R|XEY HURLS THE REDS
TO VICTORY OVER CARDS

CINCINNATI. September Io.-Rixey
pitched shut-out ball until the ninth
inning today and Cincinnati won from
ST. Louis, 6 to 2. Haines was hit
hard and retired after seven innings
ScOre:
Evening star., 1921-09-11
Another o. s. Boat Entered.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. September 10.
The schooner Elizabeth Howard,
owned by w. W. Howard OF New York
city. was q last-minute American en-
try today for the international fishing
vessel races or Halifax. beginning Oc-
tober -. The entry list which closed
tonight already bore the name of the
schooner Mayfower. built by q Bos--
ton syndicate, as the other representa-.
tive Of this country. 4
Evening star., 1921-09-11
White Motors Win.

CLEVELAND, September 10.-The
white Motors. champions Of this city.
won the first Of q series Of three
games from the st. Edwards of
Youngstown here today In the class
A. titular series Of the National Base
Bali Federation, by score Of 8 to s.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
Totals. .4e q q p Totals. .s7 1st2e

'Rnn for Pipp In the ninth.
fBatted for Freeman in the ninth.
tPeckinpAugh out in ninth, hit BY batted
New York 1oe sos e-1s
Philadelphia ..,3 90 o o 600 o. 8
Runs-Mfler. Peckinpaush. Ruth (3). Meu-
sci 90. Pipp CD. Ward t8). McNally. Schang
t2). Mays (2). Hawk. Dykes. o. Walker, Per.
kinson. Errors-C. Walker (2). Hasty. Two
base hifs-PerkInson, Mays, Ruth, Meusel. Pipp.
Three base hit-Ruth. Home run-C. walker.
sacriice-McNally. Peckinpaugh, Ward (el.
Hits-On Hasty, 12 in z % innings; OF
keefe. o in % inning; of Freeman. in 2-s
inning. Stolen base-sehang. Struck out
By Hasty, 8; by Mays. 9. Bases ON balls
on Hasty. 4; OF Keefe, 2. Hit BY pitched
ball-By Mays (Hastyl; by Keefe (Meusel)
Left ON bases-New York, IL: Philadelphia.
g.. Double plays Mays, Peckinpaugh and
pitcher-.-Hssty. Wild pitch-Freeman. Um.
pires-Messrs. Wilson, Moriarity and Con
molly. Time Of game hours and Is minutes
Evening star., 1921-09-11

Runs-CArron. Degnan (2). Owen. Error
Miller. Twe-base hits-Lemeric. Miller. Sac
rIfce hits-Lemeric. Lynn. Left ON bases
Elks. 8: Naval Air Station. 1. First base on
balls-0n IAlsby. 8. Hit by .pitcher-By Lus-
BY (Jenkinsl. Struck out-By Owen, Il; by
Lusby. 8. Passed balls-Davis. 3.
ROaners Earn Title.
In section 3 game of the junior
Independent class yesterday. the
koamers won the sectional title b.
NanQuishing the Renrocs, to S.
Brayton. pitching for the winners,
was effective after the first two in
Rings. while the Roamers drove Grif-
fifth from the slab and punished Winn.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
TITLE RACES NEAR END
IN SANDLOT JOURNEYS

CHAMPION sandlot District
within In
nterague tournament winners already have
decided and scheduled the third
Play the likely
Thursday midget
art to mat
Evening star., 1921-09-11
ROOKIE CATCHER HELPS
PIRATES SHUT OUT CUBS

PITTSBURGH. September 10.-The
Pirates shut out Chicago today with
an 8-to-O score. The locals used
Morrlson's old catcher. John Gooch of
Birmingham. and his batting was
hard and timely. Score:
Evening star., 1921-09-11

Runs-Bigbee (2). Carey (3), Maranville,
Tierney, Grimm. ErrorS-Barber, Carey, Tier
ney. Three-base hits-Bigbee, Grimm. Sacri-
fce-Morrison. Double plays--Hollocher and
Keileher; Morrison. Maranville and Grimm;
Morrison. Barnhart and Tierney: Barnhsrt.
Tierney and Grimm. Left on bases-Chicago,
8; Pittsburgh. g. Bases on balls-On Alex
ander. L: off keene. 1. Hits-Oh Alexander.
nings; on Keene' none in i inning. Struck
out-By Alexander. !: by Morrison, 8; by
keene. I. Winning pitcher-Morfison. Los
Quigley and O'Day. Time of game| hour
and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Pitts. at Cincinnati. Boston at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis At Chicago.
New York At Brook'n.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Pittsbufsh. Q; Chicago. o. = 80
New York, 3; Brooklyn, I.
Boston, 8; Philadelphi4, {.
-A.i-a,4-.- 0lpeinnsts q; AtsI11ias1, !,
Evening star., 1921-09-11
FIRST ROUND ENABLES
GIANTS TO LICK ROBINS

NEW YORK. September 10.-The
New York's punched four of their six
hits off Grimes in the first inning and
defeated Brooklyn today. 3 to l. All
| the Giants runs were made after two
, were out Brooklyn's only run was
| a homer by Kildun. Score:
Evening star., 1921-09-11

Cincinnati ...... - 3 o Q / 81 Ks
RunsAStock, McHenry, Bohne (2), Kopf
l2). .HarErave ca. Eroes-LAvan, Fonseca:
Two-base hits-Hornshy, Groh. Three -bass
Henry, Bohne. Eacrince-Groh. HarEra7e,
Ri1ey, Lavan. Double plays-Lavan to
Schult; Layan, Hornsby 10 Ainsmith. Left on
balls-OR Haines, s.; North 1. Hits-O6
Haines II in innings; on North. 2 In 1
inning. BIT by Ritcher.Ry Haines tKopD.
Ing pitcher-Haines. Umpires-Messrs. Hart
and Brennan. Time Of game-1 hour and 80
Evening star., 1921-09-11

huns-hldun, burns. young. heity. rrrofs
Olsen, Bancroft TwO-base hifs-kelly
Johnston, Grimes. Home run-kildun Stolen
bases--Grifith. Burns. Sacrince-Bancroft
Double plays-J0hnstOn. Kildun and Schandt
Left on bases-Sew York. 4: Brooklyn, Z
Base balls-On Grimes. g. Struck Out-By
Karnes. 5; by Grimes, 1. Passed ball-Snyder
Umpres-Messrs. Klein and Mccormick. Time
Of game--1 hour and 81 minutes.