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FANS Who LOST
State to Place Them on Stand
When Base Ball Trial Is
Resumed Monday.

CHICAGO. July 16.-Fans who lost
money betting on the White sox in
the 1919 worlds series with Cincin-
natl will be among the first witnesses
called when the base bail trial gets
under way Monday. Assistant States
Attorney George F. German announced
today.
c. K. Minis and George NJ Cohan,
the actor, are among the losers to be
subpoenied. he said.
The state also will attempt to In
troduce the repudiated confession Of
Claude Williams Joe jackson and
Eddie Cicotte. made before the grand
jury. The big fight on the trial 70 ex-
pected to center around the confes.
sions, as attorneys for the defense
are prepared to fight their fntroduc.
tion.
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BROWNS DEFEAT MACKS
Davis Yields Losers Only Five
Hits-Jacobsen's Home Run
in Sixth Decides.

ST. LOUIS, July 16.-Davis held
Philadelphia to five hits today, and
st. Louis won, to 3. He was given
excellent support. A home run by
Jacobsen in he SIXTH proved the
winning tally.
Tobin suffered an injury to his left
hand in the ninth. while attempting
to pick c. Walkers double off the
right field fence. He will be out of the
game for about a week.
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Totals. % 8 q IA Totals. IS q
sBatted for Leonard in seventh inning.
fBatted for Oldham in ninth inning.

New York....... o o 3 o o o 1-5
Detroit ......... o o 0 o o 0 o A.
Runs--Fewster. Baker, Meusel. Pipp. schang.
Bush, Flagstead. Blue, Cobb. Errors-Peckin-
paugh. Fiasstead (c), Leonard. Two-base hits
Pipp: Stolen bases-Peckin-
paugh. Ward. Blue (2). Cobb. Bush. Sacrifice
hits-Shawkey. Double play-Ruth and Ward
Left on bases-New York. Z; Detroit. II.
Bases on balls-on shawkey. I; of Leonard
4. Hits-On Shawkey, Z IN s3s innings: OF
Leonard. in Z innings; of Mays, In u in
ming; OF Oldham. in 2 innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Leonard (Fewster). Struck out
BY Shawkey. 4: by Leonard, 4; by Oldham, 1.
Winning pitcher-Shawkey: losing pitcher
Leonard. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and Chill
Time Of game hours and II minutes.
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The Potomac boats never were
pressed in their victorious marches.
From the time that Bill Preston
romped home an easy winner in the
junior singles until the Central and
Tech High School boys. who made
up the Red and White junior eight,
scored in their class. races generally
were interesting only SO far as sec
Probably the prettiest struggle in
the regatta was that in which Poto-
mac was not represented. This was
the junior Quadruple sculls. with the
Old Dominions Of Alexandria Compel
ing against the Virginia Boat Club
Brock and Wood in the Richmond
boat set fast pace for the first half
mile, but the Old Dominion shell that
bore Hoy. Curtin. Pohl and Shuman
never permitted open water between
When the Richmonders increased
their stroke. however. they began to
draw away from Alexandrians. and
hundred yards from the finish
looked like certain winners. But the
Old Dominion men had something IN
reserve. Putting every eS ounce Of en- en-;
up to the leaders. and in the last ten
yards managed to make enough head
way to get the first sweep of the
judges flag.
Preston and Oliver Star.
All Of the Potomac oarsmen gave
good accounts Of themselves. but
none performed more valiantly than
the two Bills, Preston and Oliver.
This pair never worked up a sweat"
in scoring in the intermediate sculls
and the Junior sculls. but this last
victory afterward meant nothing.
Preston also took the Junior singles.
n-Y 1t hxv
That Junior double sculls event
caused a deal Of trouble for every
one concerned. Four crews started
in the race. and Potomac led almost
from the gun; The Old Dominions
at the finish. with the Ariels in third
place. Arunders boat was baked by
craft that crowded the course and
veered from its lane about third
Of a mile from the finish.
At the time nothing was said re-
garding the ArundeIs misfortune. and
finish positions were awarded the
boats as they crossed. About half
an hour later. however. the Arun-
dels decided to protest the race.
They first charged that the referees
boat did not follow the shells, ac-
they were not given a fair chance in
the competition, because the course
was not kept clear.
1t was shown that the referees
boat had trailed the race, but because
the course had been poorly patroled
officials agreed to give the Arundels
| another opportunity, provided other
crews involved could be notified. The
| three who finished were informed
Of the decision to re-row the race.
but as the protest had not been filed
until long after the conclusion Of the
original event. they refused to take
the water again. 1t was well after
o'clock when the Arundels swept to
their hollow victory.
Potomac Take Feature Event.
Much interest attached to the event
for Junior eights. for both OF the
Baltimore clubs-Ariel and Arundel
were believed to have sturdy crews
capable of giving the Potomacs bat
tie. The Virginia boat, considered
lightly, was not conceded to have q
chance for a one-two-three place.
But the Richmond crew was far
stronger than expected. 1t chung to
the pace-setting Potomacs the greater
part of the way, and it was not until
the last two hundred yards that the
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TRIBE GETS FIVE LESS,
BUT WINS GAME 8 TO 4
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

@LEVELND Ohio July Four sixteen hits pair OF
of sacrifice flies, mention
the achievements of the Nationals against Stanley
With considerably fewer bngles
c-eght contried make circuit of the bases despite
of Washington This
MBrdeess coningent failure opening clash
who result took frme the
charged
against officiating of the d
when a of he hostile tales
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REDS AND PILLS SPLIT
Homer in Ninth Enables Quakers
to Even Up-Soores Are 2 to l
and 5 to 4.
PHILADELPHIA. July ia hon

PHILADELPHIA, July ia home
run by Peters, a recruit catcher. in
the ninth inning, gave Philadelphia.
5-to-4 victory in the second game and
an even break in the double-header with
Cincinnati.
Rixey held his former teammates,
the Phillies. to six scattered hits in
the first game and Cincinnati easily
won by the score Of to /.
. A home run drive over the right
field wall by Wingo. scoring Duncan
ahead Of him, was the feature of the
first game.
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~ Johnson stating simply tina
gent1emanly conduct" In the mean
whose report of the occurrance in J
in Mac being banned, probably wi
although the Washington players d
. rance that he might have missed"
Until further notice Capt Zeb
Milanswill direct the activities of the
Griffmen on the field of battle.
with the Grfnmen admittedly in
greatest need of another right-hand-
ed pitcher. comes announcement that
Dave Davenport has been released by
the Ogden Club because he IS 100
good" for,the Northern Utah League,
where the former Brown won seven
straight. including a no-hit game and
q no-hit shut-out. Davenport was
transferred from st. Louis to WASH
ington last year, but refused 10 re-
port because of dissatisfaction over
terms. :. .s.
Cfeveland's outlook is greatly i'm
proved with. the prospect OF steve
O'Neilrs early return to service back
of the bat. The star catcher has been
out of the lineup, with a smashed
hand for six weeks and yet the tribe
has been able to stick at the top OF
the. heap. O'Neill yesterday maar Ms nus
first appearance in a game since. Nc
mortal day, acting as pinch hitter.
The Indians are convinced Allan
Sothoron. discarded by. both the
Brown and Red sox. is going to prove
Of q lot of value to them.
Harris probably would have been
killed off at the plate in the opening
inning had Wamby let Woods peg OF
Smiths safety go through to Nuna.
maker Harris slipped and almost
fell in rounding third, losing much
variable time thereby. but Wamby's
eyes were glued on the ball and ne
wal, not tipped off by his mates.
Cleveland's victory was rather
costly one, as WambsgansS may be on
the shelf for ten days as a result OF
the 'injury to his ankle, which neces-
STATED q minor operation. Riggs
Stephenson, his understudy, while a
good hitter, is far from being in the
same class as the world series triple
play hero. Stephenson twice yester-
day, was victimized on double plays
through bone-headed base running.
He lis anything but a quick thinker
and is devoid Of the pep that char
ecterizes Wamby's play.
TAe injury Earl Smith suffered
when he spiked himself in the right
ankle Is not serious. He probably will
be able to return to the line-up with
in . couple Of days ~@
Relieving Courtney in the fourth
iIntng, Schact attained the unusual
record OF appearing as relief. pitcher
four times in five days He was hit
hard In the seventh, but would not
h4yA bean scored on then, at that, but
Ter bad throw by Harris. 9 !.
/, 0slss AaAsysr Gaines made his thir4
Evening star., 1921-07-17

EVeFyDOuy lS Idmllar WIN tne
strength of the Knickerbockers; that
is. everybody who follows sandlot
base ball. And inasmuch as the
Knights of Columbus has within its
organization some of the most capa-
BILE diamond men amateur ranks of
the city afford. the contest should be
well worth seeing just from the stand
point of good base ball.
Miss Rebecca Stanley. vice presi-
dent of the Catholic Women's Serv-
ice Club. is chairman Of the COM
mittee in charge Of tickets; MISS
Elizabeth Bannon. the ushers; Mrs.
Tom Costigan. the score cards: Mrs.
Judge. the peanuts: Mrs. Tally. the
candy. and Miss Annie Murphy, the
soft drinks.
The Peerless A. C. nine Journeys to
Indian Head this afternoon to cross
bats with the nine representing that
place. Mccarthy will do the twjrling
for the northeast clan. and it Is ex-
pected that he will make good. In the
three games he has pitched for Peer
less Mccarthy has famed thirIy-six
rate this afternoon All Peerless
players are requested to meet az the
navy yard gate this morning at 9
o'clock.
Park View Heights Midgets won
terday. "a to 5. The batting of Earl
Clark featured the contest for the
winners.
shamrock Athletic Club. according
to Secretary Martin A. McGrory, in
tends to make a great fight again
this year to land the post season
amateur championship. the title it
acquired last year after a brilliant
series with the other strong mines Of
the District. McGrory claims that the
Shamrocks- have a better ball club
this year than that which won the
championship in 1920.
This afternoon the Shamrocks play
the Randle Athletic Club.
Hartford Athletic Club meets the
Brentwood A. c. nine today at $3.50
o'clock on the Brentwood grounds.
All Hartford players are requested to
report at 18th and H streets northeast
at 2:15.
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Boston ... O 0 o 9 2 0 2-10
Chicago ....... o o o 0 o. o
Runs-Leibold (3). Foster. J. Collins. Pitt
niger, Witt, Bush ~. Errors-J. Collins. Mul-
liSan, Sheely, Schalk. Twobase hits-Sheely,
Mostil, Scott Leibold. Three-base hit j.
Collins. Stolen bases-Mulligan. Strunk. Sac
rifces-J. Collins. Leibold. Double play-Lei-
bold to Scott. Left on bases-Boston. Is; Chi
cago, Z. Bases on balls-On Bush: 3: OF Will
kinson. 4; of Twombly, 3. Hits-On Wilkin-
son. Is in innings; of Twombly. in 2 in
nings. Struck out-By Twombly. /; by Bush.
/. Wild pitch-Twombly. Losing pitcher
Wilkinson. Umpires - Mcssrs. Dineen and
Moriarty. Time Of game hour and Al min
uteS.
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Runs-Flack. Terry, Matsel Deal. Bailey.
Alexander, Johnston, Mitchell. Errors-sulli-
van schmandt, Kildun, Miller. Two-base hit
Alexander. Stolen bases-Maisel (2). Deal
(2). Wheat. Sacriaces-Flack. Hollocher. Sui
l. Bases on balls OF Alexander. /: of
Mitchell, I. Hits-0f Smith. in innings
(none out in 4th): OF Mitchell. in 8 innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Mitchell tBarberj. Struck
out-iBy Alexander. 2: BY Mitchell, 2. Losing
pitcher-Smith. Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN and
Emslie. Time Of game-1 hour and 81 min.
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GIANTS down PIRATES
Reduce Rivals Lead to Two Games
by Winning Opener Of Series,
13 to 4.

NEW YORK, July 16.-The New
York Nationals reduced rittrburgh's
lead to two games today by winning
the first game OF the present series.
13 to 4.
New York knocked out Cooper,
PittsburEh's star pitcher. in fivs in
nings. punching hits for four earned
runs in both first and fifth. Score:
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BRAVES LOSE AND WIN
Cardinals End Their Winning
Streak, 4 to 8, But They Come
Back With 5.to-3 Victory.

BOSTON, July 16.-Boston's win
ming streak was broken in the first
game of double header today. when
St. Louis won in ten innings. 40 2.
The Braves took the second game,
however, 5 to 3.
twenty-five thousand persons saw
the two games.
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RED SOX ISSUE BLANKS
Bush Too Much for Chicago, While
His Teammates Hammer Ball.
Score, 10 to O.

CHICAGO. July 16.-Boston went
on a batting rampage today, getting
sixteen hits. and with the aid Of air
tight pitching by Joe Bush. shut out
Chicago, 10 to 6.
Bush allowed only five scattered hits
and was given good support in the
pinches, especially by Lelbo!d. who
started a double play which nipped
the locals when they threatened to
coYnt
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Totals...s7 IA q n, Totals...ss q Ii
sBatted for Schupp in the third.
Tran for Grimes In the eighth.
oh,cseo 21 20 o o-a
Rrookiyn ,. o o o o o O-

Runs-F1ack. Hollocher. B: Grimes, Barber
a., Sullivan (2). DAILY, Freeman, Olson.
johnston (2). schmandt. Kildun. B. Crimes
Two-base hits--Daly (3), Freeman. Three
base hits - Sullivan. Johnston (2), Grinth.
Sacrifices - Hollocher, Deal. Cheeves. Olson.
Double plays.5olson and ssam.ndt: e. Terry' n,
cago. 10: Brooklyn. Z. Bases on balls-OR
Cheeves, 2; OF Freeman. 1; OF schupp, l; OIL
Grimes, 8. Hits-On Cheeyes, in 4 Is in
nings: OF schupp. 9 in innings; Of Smith.
none In / inning; OF Freeman, in 20 in
ninEs; OF Grimes. in innings. Hit BY
pitcher By Grimes. 2 (Fiaek twiee); BY
Cheeves (Johnston). Struck out-By Cheeves.
/: by Freeman, 3; by Grimes, /: by Smith. l..
Winning pitcherFreeman. Losing pitcher
Crimes Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN and Emslie.
Time Of game-2 hours and minutes.
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talent they can find to represent them
year classes are challenged by the
interested in the challenge should ad-
dress Milton Talbert, 112 Alabama
avenue southeast, or telephone Lin
coin 3843.
Having won twenty-five Eames ana
lost only four. the Ariel Athletic Club
is seeking other worlds to conquer
and would like to arrange contests
with the Aztecs, Owls, Linworths ana
other teams averaging sixteen years.
For games call Lincoln 2l4Z.
Harvard MidEcts won two games
yesterday, when they took the meas
ure of the Ninth Street Tigers by ~
to 5, and then defeated the Nintn
Street Eagles, 13 to 8.
The Fraternal League will hold
dance Thursday night for the oenent
of the league treasury. Ihe Eiks
Club has donated the use OF 1ts rooI
garden for the occasion.
The Mount Rainier Yanks stopped
the Brookland Indians yeste erday after
the latter had won fifteen straight by
the score of Is to s. The game maoe
the fortieth victory for the Yankees
this season. Grayheart, pitching for
the winners, famed nine men.
Berwyn yesterday captured Two
games and won it's fourteenth straight
for the season. 1t defeated the Speed
way A. C. by to in the first game
and the Brightwood Athletic Club by
to 5 in the second. America pitched
against Speedways and Taylor against
Brightwood.
After capturing fifteen straight, the
Christ Child Athletic Club yesterday
WAS beaten by Government Printing
Office nine by II to 6. The Christ
Child midget nine won from the Grace
Midgets by IS to 8. The manager OF
the Christ Child A. c. would like to
arrange games. Those interested
should address B. Marland. 324 In
diana avenue, or phone Main 2S19 or
North 1881.
Linworth Midgets captured their
fourteenth straight of the season yes
| terday by whipping the AZtecs. 4 to g.
Battin of the winners featured with
four hits out of as many times at bat
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Colored Mines Meet Today.

Washington Athletics. one of the
best colored teams in the city. will
play the Deanwood Athletic Club TO-
day, at American League PARK, at
$3.50 o'clock. All members of the
Washington Athletics are requested to
be at the Phillips School at 1890 to
report to Manager Parrot.
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TIGERS : HELP YANKEES|
Enable Them to Win, 5 to 4, by
Errors-Ruth, Up Five Times,
Goes Hitless.

DETROIT. Mich. July 16.-New
York took advantage of three costly
errors today, and won from Detroit,
5 to 4.
The Tigers staged a ninth-inning
rally that fell one short Of tying
the score
Babe Ruth went hitless, although
charged with five times at bat,
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Totals. SO II 27 9 Totals. SO q 10

sRan for Rapp in eighth inning
fBatted for G. Smith in seventh inning
Cincinnati....... 1 8 o 0 o o 1 OF
Philadelphia..... 1 o o % o o OIL
Runs-Neale (2), Roush, Duncan. Wingo
Crane, Rixey. Rapp. Error-Bohne. Two
base hits-Duncan. King. Home run-Wingo
Stolen bases-Groh, Neale. Sacrifice hits.
Smith. Bohne. Double play-Daubert (unas-
sisted). Left on basesECincnnati, 5; Phila-
delphia, Z. Bases on balls-OR Rixey, 2 Hits
OF G. Smith, in innings; OF Belts, in
Q innings. Struck out-By g. Smith, l. Los
ing pitcher-G. Smith. Unpires-Messrs.
Moran and Rigler. Time of game-1 hour
and so minutes.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
y. Petersbury. 1; jacksonville. l..
Oth0e8-Rain
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATE,

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
memphis, z; M0bile,-3.
Nashville. 8: Birmingham, 4.
ldttle Rock. 4: New Orleans. 4.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Greenvills, s; johnson City, 1.
Bristol. 8; Knoxville, 2,
Kingsport, 2.8; Cleveland. L.
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WIN SIX OF NINE RACES
, AND ALSO GET A THIRD
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

ALTIMORE Nd July l6-Orsmen sporting the Red and White
practically the fourth annual regatta
Southern Rowing Association held the Spring Garden
Patapco Of the event:
psing the six and finished third IN
the finish line seventh mum.
the when Baltimore club protested The
had WASH
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3bdtteu TOT WeIch IN ninth.
Philadelphia.... l o o Is
st. Louis. O 1 1 0 "a
Runs-Witt, O. Walker. Rommel. Tobin, El-
lerbe. Williams. Jacobsen. Errors-Witt, J.
Walker. Ellerbe. Two-base hits - Perkins,
Dykes, @. Walker. Three-base hit-Ellerbe
Home run-Jacobsen. Sacrifces-Ellerbe. Per-
kins. Double plays-Rommel and J. Walker:
Gerber and Sisler; Galloway. Dykes and ].
Walker. Left on bases-Philadelphia. East.
Louis Z. Bases on balls-OR Rommel, OF
Davis. 3. Hits-On Rommel. 8 in In Is;
of keefe. in I: of Freeman. in 1. ck
out-By Davis, 8. Wild pitch-Davis. hg
pitcher Rommel. Umpires : Messrs Nlkin.
Wilson and Hildebrand. Time Of gameI
hour and 80 minutes.
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Petersburg Stand Burned.

PETERSBURG. Va. July 16.-The
grandstand of the Virginia League
base ball park was destroyed by fire
this afternoon during game between
two colored teams.
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Runs-Bigbes (2), Grimm, Robertson,
Burns. Bancroft ts). Frisch a.. Young .t2l.
Kelly. Rawlings. Snyder. Errors-Frisch.
Rawling. Twobase hits-Bigbee, Kelly,
Snyder. Douglas, Grimm. Three-base hit
--Frisch. Stolen bases-Frisch (2). Young.
Sacrifice hits-Carey. Cunningham (2).
Double plays-Grimm, Maranvills and Grimm
Rawlings. Bancroft and Kelly; Maranville,
Cutshaw and Grimm. Left on bases-New
York. 8; Pittsburgh, Q. Bases on balls-on
on Cooper. ii in s innings: OF linn, in 3
innings. Struck out-By Douglas. 3; BY Cooper
8; by Zinn, 1. Passed ball-Brottem. Losing
pitcher-Cooper. Umpires-Messrs. Quigley
and O'Day. Time Of game hours and Z
minutes.
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What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash. at Cleveland. Wash. at Cleveland
Phtla, at st. Louis. Phila. at st. Louis.
N Z. at Detroit. N. 7. at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago.
Results Of Yesterdays Game2.
Cleveland, g; washington. 4.
Boston. 10; Chicago, o.
New York, 3; Detroit, 4.
st. Louis 4; Philadelphia, 5.
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Sixteen Potomacs Score Heavily Southern Regatta
K. C.. TEAM AND KNICKS
TO PLAY BENEFIT GAME


excellent ball. the value In
Columbus and the at League
beneft Clark
coincident
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Totals. SO II "a II Totals. 80 12 2


~Batted for Pertica in eighth inning.
tran for Clemons in ninth inning.
tBatted for Walker in ninth inning.
SRan for Schultz in ninth. inning.
fRan for O'Neil in eighth inning.
st, Louis .... o 0 o 0 O-3
Boston ......... o o o 2 2 0 o Ks
Runs-Smith, Heathcote. Hornsby, Powell
(3), O'Neil, Oeschger. TWo-base hits-Schult1,
Powell. Barbara. Stolen bases-Southworth,
Cruise. Sacrifice hits-Boeckel. Holke, South
worth. Double plays-Boeckel (unassisted) !:
Cruise to Barbara. Left ON bases+St. Louis,
Z; Boston, 10. Bases on balls-On Haines, 2;
of sherdell. 1: Of Pertica, l; OF Riviere, Il;
nings OF Sherdell. 2 in 1 ~ innings. of Per
tica. none in one inning; on Riviere.7 none in
part of inning (walked one); of Oeschger. 8
in 7h innings; of Scott, in inning; OF Fill
lingim, none in p inning; Off Walker. none in
inning: Hit by pitcher-By Oeschger Four-
nier). Struck out-By Oeschger. 3. Winning
Losing pitcher-Haines.
Umpires-Messrs Hart and Mccormick. Time
Of gamel hour and IS minutes.
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Odncinnah....... o o o o Q "a
Runs-Neale. Groh, Roush. Duncan, Rapp
~, King, Peters, Hubbell. Bohne, Konetchy
Two-bsse hits-Meusel. Roush. Duncan. Home
run-Peters. Sacrifice hit-Konetchy. Hits
or Napier. in 2h innings; of Luque. in
VS. innings. Struck out-By Luque, 8: by
Hubbell /. Bases on balls-Of Hubbeli, ..
Left on bases-Cfncinnati, 8; Philadelphia 4.
Double plays-Crane. Bohne and Daubert t(2);
Groh. Crane and Daubert. Losing pitcher
Lnque. Umpires-Messrs. Moran and Rirler.
Time OF game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Wilson, 8; Newport News. 4.
Norfolk. s: Rocky Mount. L.
Portsmouth, TO- PETERSBURG, T.
Richmond, LII; Suffolk. O-5.
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ST. Louis..... o l l Il
Boston .... o 2 o 0 o O-3
Runs-smith, Hornsby (2). Mann. Cruise.
Boeckel, Ford. Errors-Hornsby, LAvan (2).
BockeI t2). Holke. Ford (2). McQuillan. Two
base hits-Heathcote. Fournier. Cruise. Three
base hit-Smith. Stolen base-Ford. Sacrifice
hits-Smith, Fournier. McHenry. Ford. Left
on bases-st Louis. 10; Boston. 4 Base on
balls-On McQuillan. l. Hits-On Doak. in
innings: OF sherdell. in 2 innings; on
by PfeiYer, 2; by McQuillan, 8. Wild pitch
Doak Passed ball-Clemons. Winning pitch
er-PfefYer. Umpires-McCormick and Hart.
Time of game-1 hour and IS minutes.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Toronto. so: Newark. Il.
Buffalo, IL: Jersey City. z.
Baltimore, 6: Syracuse, o.
Rochester, s: Reading, 6.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Greensboro. 80: Raleigh. Is.
Danville. s; Winston-Salem. 4.
Durham, 4; High Point. 1.
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" SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia, 7-3; spartanburE. 60.
Augusta, %: Charleston. OIL.
Greenville, IL: Charlotte. 10.
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Ifter capturing ffteen straight. the

Linworth Midgets captured their
fourteenth straight Of the season yes
terday by whipping the AZtecs. 4 to 3.
Battin Of the winners featured with
four hits out of as many times at bat
Evening star., 1921-07-17

~LEVEAND July Mcbride will be ineligible
to direct notification by from Ban
Johnson stating that he had been suspended for
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

St. Paul, 8; Columbus. 8. ~ - - =
Toledo. B: Iinneapoai1,n4s ~ ,EGtAt
NNVeukeeI Q; Eo1ay1lA Z 4; EiG.iiL
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the two games.
Totals. 40 10 80 II Totals. SO Z 80

Totals. ~ 10 3O l. Iotals.. 30 SV
sBatted for Doak in seventh inning.
tBatted for Sherdell in ninth inning.
tran for Schultz in ninth inning:
Slated for Gowdy in tenth inning.
iran for Nicholson in tenth inning.
eRaffed for McOuillan in tenth inning.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

Totals. "a 6'26 12 Totals. 81 10 27 10
Two out when winning run scored.
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Evening star., 1921-07-17

Totals. 80 "a IL Totals. 81 10 q 0I
sBatted for Rommel in seventh
tBatted for Keefe in eighth.
tBatted for Welch in ninth.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

-RAlievinE Courtney in the fourth
i1ntnE. Schact' attained the unusual
record OF appearing as relief pitcher
four times in five days He was hit
hard In the seventh, but would not
h4yA bean scored on then. at that, but
fSr p bad throw by Harris. !.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

Brentwood A. c. nine today at $3.50
o'clock on the Brentwood grounds.
All Hartford players are requested to
report at 18th and H streets northeast
at 2:15.