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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
TO QUIT CELLAR
CLYMER'S HOPE
Bill Has a Miracle Man
Task Ahead of Him;
Team Looks Good
by II. A. BRIDGEwATER.

IL begins to look like Biz Clymer
must pun n regular miracle man
stunt to get the oilers out OF tho
cellar whore they find themselves
mircd' by some nino and "a half
games as they return from another
disastrous road trip.
Hill can get thom out IL anybody
can. lie got out of that team every
bit OF baseball there was in 1t on
The road j9unt, and the fact that
hut four games were won while IL
were lost was not his fault
But to pick up the nine and n
hhlt games needed tu get out of
Last place the Oilers must negotiate
IA few winning streaks between now
and the end of the season. And win
ming strcaks are going to be mighty
hard to start with tho pitching aS
unsteady as IL has been and the
hitting no stronger.
The writer saw all the games OF
the road trip with tho exception
of the last two days at Joplin
and after giimpsing tho box scores
he's glad he escaped when he did.
The outstanding feature OF the whole
road trip was that tho oilers were
In the fight for every ball game
with the exception OF one day at
Joplin, when they were beaten II
to 4. on every other day the score
was close, regardless OF who won.
II has seemed that lust little
something was lacking Shcr a III
! tie timely hitting or LITTLE pinch
/ pitching. Hardly "A game was lost
that couldn't have been won with
! "a timely hit at some critical stage.
Tho foam looks likp "A ppnH Ian n
| club now It has no glaring weak
ISpots, though some nf the boys are
| not hitting like they should. II the
/ pitchers get TO going right tho team
should prove mighty troublesome
/ from now on.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
TO Build SilUer Tray
for Dduis Tennis Cup

BOSTON, Aug. 5,-The Davis
cup, classic trophy OF lawn tennis
play the world over will be mounted
on "A silver tray when II stands as the
prize in this years intornati tional
championship matches. In its %
years Of history the cup has been
written all over with names Of the
teams OF the United states, England
and Australia, that have success
fully won H. and Dwight +. Davis Of
st, Louis its donor, has commits
stoned New England silversmiths
to make a tray to match II so that
the further records Of its perpetual
competition may be preserved
with IL.
The cup ls IS inches in diameter
and weighs 235 ounces. The tray
will be 80 inches in diameter and
will weigh more than 500 ounces
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Minor Leagues Closed
to Acquitted Black SOr

AUBURN. n. Y, Aug. 5.--The
White SoX players involved in the
baseball scandal In Chicago will not
be permitted to join minor league
clubs, J. II. Farrell. chairman OF
the board Of the National assooia-
don, said today,
THE jury tells us that crooked
ness in sports Is not crime In
Cook county, Illinois. in spite of
guilt said Mr.. Farrell, THE jury
should now be placed on trial for
libeling the morale atmosphere OF
the other people of Cook county
Illinois, The players will not be
permitted to join minor league
clubs"
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Gourdin's achievements while at
Harvard would fiji tho provcrbial
book.
Here are some OF tho other marks
he has set I'm actual competition;
l00-yard dash in 9 l-5 eeconds
20o-yard dash inI22 Is seconds.
4iO-ylrd run in 80 Is seconds.
High jump. five feet. nine inches
Running hop. step and jump, 40
feet three inches.
Javclin throw. 40 feet.
Discuss throw. lln feet.
An interesting sid"liEht on Gour-
din's work is the fact that Harvard
authorities have been unable to get
medals struck off rapidly enough tt
present all of them to Thin as ne
earned them. when ne laid aside
his spiked shoes the other day he
still had five gold medals coming.
Gourdin had attracted no attcn-
ton in track circles until he entered
Harvard. lie began to win fame In
h!s freshman year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

BOUT DELAYED
Injury to Georges Right
Hand Will Require 3
Months to Mend

NEW YORK, Aug. b,-Gcorges
Carpenters injured right hand win
require nearly three months To
mend. according 10 a cahlcgram re-
cciycd by Tex Rickard today from
Francois Descamps who said car
poutier'B physician had 50 an
nounCcd.
AS a result the scheduled bout be-
tween Carpenter and Tommy Glib
bons will not he staged by Richard
until the latter part Of october or
early in November, according to the
promoter.
Dcscamps' cable said:
Doctor requires three months
without boxing because fracture
right thumb. Will inform soon as
possible when can return, Greet
ings--DesCamps.
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Luke Victim in First Trip
and Richmond Fails in
the Second
NOW FOR THE INDIANS
Holland Will Bring Tulsa's
Ancient Enemies Here for
4 Games in 3 Days
Indians Here TOddy

Tulsa's ancient ana honorable
enemy. Oklahoma CITY viii Doe
the oilers opposition at McNul-
ty park this afternoon 1s the
teams returns to the home lot
fof brief stand after a disaa-
trous swing over tho northern
half Of the circuit.
Despite the oilers position IN
the league standing there Is still
much rivalry with oklahoma
city and Clymcrs clan would
sacrifice an oyc tooth or two for
the pleasure of trimming the In
dians.
The Indians are to be hero for
four games In three days. play
ing Saturday, Sunda ana Mon
day with n double header In the
middle.
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BartLesriLie Golfers
to Meet Kansas RiUGls

BARTLESNlILE, Aug. 5.-Thc
golf team representing the oak Inn
Country club of Bartlesville Will
meet club from Independence on
the local course next Sunday. in one
of gcrios OF matches being played
by the southeastern Kansas Golf
association, The Independence team
defeated the Bartlcsvilie players two
weeks ago and the local club weld
crs are hoping to get revenge next
Sunday. The oak Nill team, con
sistinE OF five members. Will be Sc
lrctcd from the following players:
O. Is Wing, NJ h. Mcssucr, L. -
Mcssurr, har6hall Nockcu7mith, T..
A. Runry, Jack Warlick. Dr +. y.
Buck, Charles Fowler and u, n, All
son.
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Young Applegate Tries
IL Under a NelC Name

Patsy Gavin, clever l35-poundcr,
who meets Jimmy Riley IN a 10
round bout at West Tulsa Monday
night, is well known to Tulsa fan
dom as young ApplcEltc," He is
a brother Of Art ApplcGate. veteran
lightweight, who at one time was
champion ot oklahoma and the
southwest, Under the name Of
Young ApplcEatc, Gavin fought
quite biJ in Tulsa prior to his en-
listmcnt IN the marines.
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printcrs' Title up To-day.

IETIIOIT, Nl0N. Nug. 0--HIOr-
sens tWo-basc hit in the 10Th in
ming game gave Chicago a o % 4
victory oyer St Louis In the only
game played in the National Print-
ers' baseball league tournament
Thursday. Chicago tied the score
In IN" ninth and ""n out Ia tho
tenth Boston viii play Chicago to-
day. Indianapolis s. scheduled Co
| meet the winner ~ this Euntcss
! Saturday for the 1921 title.
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OUBLE DEFEAT ENDS ROAD TRIP; OILERS RETURN TODA
Babe Ruth Is Behind
1920 HOmerun Record
First Time This Year

NEW YORK. Aug. Babe
Ruth fell behind his 1920 home
run record for the first time this
season when he failed to get n
circuit drive in the game be-
tween New York and Detroit.
Ruth made his 39th home run OF
the 1920 season exactly year
ago today. New York also was
playing Detroit then and Ehmke
pitched against Ruth. Ruth has
made IS home runs this season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Fifz and Alba Meet at
POncd Cify Labor Day


SpoCiaI 70 Tho N0rId
PONCA CITY, Okla, Aug. g.
Young Fitzsimmons of Oklahoma
City and Tommy Alba OF Tulsa,
middlcwcights, have been matched
for l0-round go at the lOl Ranch
on Labor day september -, under
the auspices Of the American legion
post OF Ponca city. This feature on
the days program will start at :
O'Clock In the afternoon and will
close the five days Indian congress
and pow-Wow which will be held,
commonCing September l. with sew
eral thousand Indians present. Fitz-
simmons and Alba fought to Il draw
during the past week, There will oe
several prcliminnrios prior to this
main go nt tho legion contest
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summary; Two-bnsc hiis--iIrnu-
non, Nc'innI-, kCuucdy Ihrcc-ba~c
hit---k kruCgcr Sacrifice hits--Iiran-
non, SlcaSnu. Hamilton, tHdN, kcu-
nciy, krucgcT IIa',c ON bHil----Iuk-
nnoNic 4. Williams .. struck out
IuknnoNic I, Williams 4 Earned
run%--ruisa ., Joplin 3. ICir on
bnsc.---I1ulsa u. Joplin .. Doubt"
pIn to Brannon to
Thompson; Robertson "a krucRcr Ia
Cady: Hamilton To kru"g''r 10 tndy
stolen bns,St--IhomIron wild pitch
--luknnoNic =. Timc---Dnc hour AMI
80 minutes. umpiros'--ihCkcr and
Andc s,Ui
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T,oo.tcrs Overcome Zig Iead.
Totals ~ ~ % !

SCORE by innings:
Omaha ,, .s. ...,sr.... 900 2b& 600
Dos Nplncs ..... .,,...o o0u 026 20N
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Pirates Anne, Third Straight.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 5.--Pittsburgh won
the third straight victory over ihladcl.
phia here today by to ). carlson was
replaced by linn In the fourth after ty
WfrTnms' HON" run into the right field
blcachrrs In the third had given the yisi-
tors a tWo-ruu lead. Grimm Of the
Pirates was hunt in the sixth inning when
ha was struck on the shoulder by "a
pitched bail and had to leave the game.
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phil,eelrhj,

xBstted tor Kolp in eighth.
Score by innings;
St Louis ...............oOO 00a 200.
Philadelphia ..,. .......o0l 100 e0y-i
summary; Home runs--Dykos. ! Wal
kcr. Perkins Double plays-G1lioNay 90
Dykes McMRnus to Gerber 10 S.si.r Nssa
On bslls--On kolp 2. Struck 0ut-ry
Harris & by Kulp 2. Runs-Toh.u. kn.p,
Dykes J. Walker, Perkins. puEan. Er-
rors-Dykcs, Galloway, Harris,
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Age Limit to BE Bar
to Johnson in Gotham,

Special to The World
NEW YORK, Aug, 6.-Thc state
boxing commission announced adop-
ton today of rule fixing 3S years
os the age limit for hoNora seeking
license TO box in New York state.
This will bar Jack Johnson, former
heavyweight champion. who is 49,
years old.
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Special to The World.

Special to The world.
JOPLIN. Mo. Aug. b.--After
winning Thursdays game. when he
served as n relief pithor. clyde VIII
liams, who once wore Tulsa uni
form. came back at tho oilers today
and trimmed thcm>in n double en-
counter, to and TO 1.
Joplin was first to score in the
opening act OF the afternoons bill.
In the second inning Robertson sim
gled and so did Kennedy. The two
advanced "A peg on wild pitch and
Robertson Tailed when Thompson
booted Kruegors hopper TO the foul
turf.
The oilers took things In their
own hands In the fourth when Ken
nedy dropped Thompson'a drive and
the native son scooted to third when
Davis grounder took bad hop over
Krcugers dome. Todt singled into
center, scoring Thompson, and
Davis went to third. williams Jug
glcd Brapnon's sacrifice and his
throw at third was too late to trap
Davis. who then scored on Glea-
sons sacrifice fly.
mir Mace In Tho an ma session when
Kennedy walked and scored after
Burke had let kreuger's single go
through him.
After to were down in the nth
the score again slipped to the favor
Thomnson wnIked nnd n,,rkc regis
tsrod on Davis sinrJe IA contor
Rrannon,a douhlc md snellmnn's
single yave tho inynders another
count in the sixth and tho Miners.
who woro doing nil their soaring by
noe. garnorod another aca in their
haif
Richardson singled and went to
third in front of Kennedy. who had
Ismmed out aouhio IN center.
Kreuper's fly IN ynnk Davis was
ionr enouph Ia score Robcrtsop
after the smear
Round eight nut the hosts Of the
da,, on evan tor,ns Mucll,r hinpIcd
down tho third sack line and was
sacrificed nv Cody. Robertson got
n breath on Glpason's boot and Ken
nsay ma Mueller proceeded To oull
Off tho snuoeze nlny ira elegn nt
atyle. Spocks roller downStho first
bnso linz was Trained nv Iuknnoyir
who neegod ther rihher Inn Mueller
oVar tho dish md RDDprtspp MnH
noilea at third whom no triod ia
SNEAK across n, the MAY.
Williams WHITTIER. Inkanovic and
Erwin. Ia finish tho Tulsa ninth ana
tbar came "uutch" Kruegpnr nnI
Pod smith Win n ut,ie sidc ne, Mi
,batr Gun n,hicb nnt ,ha cornc tr
tho loo hox Lruargor yboioa
La, t-,rIa ort Tho ,oo1o,,
,, h,, vi, ,Na,,,a ~ ,,i1a ~,
sranh,, o, ,,na n',nbaa on ria
,,ahi,g a., LIZ p'o itc go
-, o.,
,p Nv. NY. ma''"s ',s ne
Was ~ hu.,y w go Wv
onu s,."'o sulns ",u ,'.',', a. az
..p,',ot',, ,r,,,, i,i,, A. LII a.
,i' solu'S s''uea III WI" '"'
ueeiuIns actor
oo ihaIn ios nu,'inei one' Du, ''N
tho wa. 'nc in'S tuIi'eu ~ the ~.
r.n anu Louhu honc otncr th"n
.iyuo Wl,i".,s uolns ,ns warm NJ
turn An" 10 ana peholu' Wno
nnouIu step h,to 'he p.N LOT the
wlnuup 'nah the sumo Mr' Wiiiauns
ana poWWoW previous 20 tne en-
'ertainmeht de'ided that the iracaS
shoulu go put seven INNINGS ana
tney might as wen nave Sald one Tor
All the counting that was 'halked
up was done in that lonesome round
Erwin walked ana stole second. hut
thompson swung three timcS with
OUT cohnetcloh. DAVIS bat col
hded with the sph"re Tor a single
ana El"il came IN WIN ihe s"''
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CINCISNATt. Aug 5.-.Broohyn battcd
RiXcy out OF the box IN throc innings
today and won from cincinnati by To- ].
Geary who relieved ItiSey, was effective
until the eighth inngg. Mitchell pitched
well throughout and was given superb
support
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Red Soy Hit BAH Hard

BOSTON, Aug. 5.-Boston hit hard Toe
day and had little trouble defeating chic
cago by 10 TO l.. aoc Bush was inyinc.hIe
with men on bases, the only Chicago seqr'
coming In the second when Shoely drove
the bail oyor the lett field fence
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Athletes Win with Uomcrs.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug, t.--Thrco h7ms
runs were responsible foT all four Of
Phuadelphia's tHllies against st. Louis
today. the home team winning. I g. :.
Dykes, John Walker ana Perkins ttg!s.
tered the circuit hits.
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nrntc, mind Cubs En.y.

CHICAGO. Aug 5..-HBns,on punched hits
pff chicago pitchers today and won the
unAi game uf the series by TO T. Tho
locals were unable to do much with Nc.
Qulllan. the lone run being the result Of
Flacks drive over the right field wall.
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SIOUX CITY. Aug b. Sioux city made
a clean sweep ~ i's t"ur.Eumc s"rios win
~. Lusrph by taking tur uupl game 90
T. hero to-day. Roth McCull and Costello
were pounded hard.
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SBatt.d Tor McWeeney In ninth.
Score by innings;
Rustpu .... ..........lll 0F2 OtN-ln
summary: Snecly, Loihnl
Menosky ?, Pratt 2, Mclnnis. !, collins 2.
Error-Nulreunan Two-hsse hits
Pratt ., McWccncY r.. Collins Three
base hit-Mclnnis, Home ru1-.San"'y.
Stolen bases -Menosky. j. Collins Ls'-
bold. Double play-Johnson to b.. collins
to Shoely. Base on batls--pN Nuren-
nan 3. off McWeeney >, o.. BgsA :. Str.c.
out--By Mulrcnnan 2, by McNcert. J.
hN nmah 9.
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.FRISCH'S DOUBLE
WINS FOR GIANTS
Pirates Take Third in
Row From Phillies;
Cubs Are Easy

ST LOUIS. Aug. "a three base hit by
Fr.sch I'M tho third inning scoring Burns
aud bancroft gave Ne- YORK ITO
victory over st. Louis today
Score.
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Cleveland Loses THIRD Straight.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--Wasuiugton
took its third straight game from Cleye-
land today by to /. Bagby failed to
last ono inning and sotroron who cue.
ceeded him. was hit oppOrtunoly.
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s,~ Yss


NBattcd for Tsuss In ninth
Score by innings;
Detroit .... ............r roo 100 Otl--1
New YORK '.'.' -. .,,olo Og2 o3x-1
Flagstcad. Ruth, Baker. Mouscl, plpD
Ward Q, Schang Errors -ueIlnann,
Jones, Bassl"r. PcckiupauEh, Mnusal,
ward Two-hase hits-Pipp. Flagstead
Three. hit Meuscl. Home run.
Scharg Base on ball,-oH Mays t. Of,
Dauss ?. Struck uut-By Dauss j.
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cINsland.
wa,hinp,on.
Totals "a s "a 1C

cleveland ..............000 col O00-l
W aSNlnslon s.sssss sul WV N'A-t
summary: Runs-Spcaker, Judru c..
Milan. Errors--Sewcll, O'Nelll, ShanKs
Two base hits--Rice 2. Sacrifice h.t-.
Harris. Double plays-sewell to Wa
ganss to Burns Base on bal'a.-uH
BaEhy 2, OF tothoron T. Struck out
by Mogridge ., by SC;horon ].
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Western Association

DRUMRlGHT, Aug. 6.-Drum-
right defeated lIonlye'ta today TO
In "A hardfoupht game.
Score by innings r H. IL.
Drumright 900 03l oil . ?
Batteries: OsWrfclt, shepherd
and Gray, Mcdonald and Crittendcn.
CuICKASHA. Aug. 5.-Chlckasha
made II three straight from Enid by
taxing today's game 3 to /. Henry
pitched a good Same after working
the first four innings OF yesterday \
game. MCLcau's catch of Milcr's
long drive in the cighth was a iea-
ture.
Score by innings. r. II. l..
Enid ....... 600 OOO OlO--l = 3
Chickasha ...22O OO2 03N--9 II 0
batteries: 4 Miller. Upphurch and
Minetroe, Henry and Miner
FORT SMITH, Ark. Aug. g.
Fort Smith again shut ont Okmulgce
today making 20 straight Innings
that the drillers have been prevent
ed from scoring. Wyt@yii held OK
mulGee to four Scattered hits and
only one man reached third, For.
Smith punched hits on Wills.
Score by innings. r. IL. h,
bkmulEtt s.,VuO uOO uNu-p
Fort Smith ..OOl 200 O2N--5 10
Batteries: wills and Long. Wet
zcl and Schmidt.
PAWHCSKA, Aug, 5,-SprIng-
field bumped Pawhuska again to-
day when the Midgets got to Baty
in the seventh and spoiled a pretty
pitchers battle, After five scores
had been run in, IIulswitt sent ka-
hut urwcoWor from the Southwest
crn league, out TO the mound and
! the latter held the MidEcts hitlcss
the remainder Of the game, Catcher
| White of springfield opened the big
inning with homerun.
Score; II, H. H.
| sprSsfield 200 OlO 500 6 I 0
! pawhuska 900 GOO oil . |
McChntock ana White. Baty, Ka-
| hut and Nichols.
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Leading Bdtters
Including Eestrrday's Gnmsl

Five leading battcrs, ot the majors.
American League.
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Kennedy, Williams, Base ON balls
or Richmond I, Williams =. struck
| Iout---ikiChmond 4, Williams 2,
Earned runs--1uiss, 1. Joplin 3,
Left ON bascs--Tulsa =, Joplin ..
Double piaNs--Williams to Iiobcrt-
son 10 Cady. stolen bas's----itrNin,
Davis, Robertson. MT by pitchcr--
christensen. Timc--onc hour and
20 minutes. umpircs---\ndcrson and
Becker.
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SNPattrd for G.ary in eighth.
Score by innings
Rrnokiyu ... liz 900 oeo--6
,igG,nnau ..' ,.,-.r,by1", NM. .r,obn.,on 0OO Wy.r,
Schmandt 2, Krueger. Groh. Errors
Myers, Mitchell. Two-base hit-Groh.
stolen basc-Johnstnn. Double play
Olson to KiIduff to Schmandt. Base on
halls-On Rixey 2, of Gcary l. OF Mitchell
/. STRUCK out-Hy RrSsy ], by Geary
/, by Mitchell 6, by cuumbe /.
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Stur0 by innings.
ST. Joseph .....s.,......0'0 600 400
Sioux city .s........... ohi 600 2lS-2
Summary. Two. base hits--CruEby, To-
sar Metz. Sacrifice hita-aicatty. Teaar
s. Kearnn stolen bascs-Leard Fox. HIS
.-- or McCull In 2 none out IN third Left
on bases 81. Joseph 10, SipuN City -.
Baso on btiis-On Mc'oil 2. Off Costello
I. OF Tcsar o. Struck out-Hy Costello
I, by T,sar 7. nv ny pitcher. eyer
2, by Texas, FOX by Costello. Runs
Krchmcyci Fisher, Stevenson. Crosby.
Lcnrd, Metz ., RphiuHou, Mart, kearns.
Query 3. Tosar. Errur.-Ftshcr. tm-
plrrs-Ormsby aud BuCklGy. Ttme--Ons
hour ana 40 minutcs.
Voostcrs Overcome Zig Iead.
pER MDINES AuH h.---bca Mnincs
ovcrcnme n scvcn-run lead today and de
fcatcd omaha 10 to ..
.nnrn-
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Philadelphia
Pit,,bursh.


Summary. Euns-I. smith, Iebour-
veau 3, Williams WhIttcd .. HRrnhart ?,
TicrnCy Nphwcr Hrntteu. Error-Roh-
wcr. Two-basc hus-Whittcl, Htnn.
Three base hit--Barnhart. Home run
Williams. stolen, hesr- -, Lchourvcau
Knuetchy. Double plays--Nsranvt'lc to
Ttoruey to Grimm. NIHN on balls--Off
Ring T. OF carlson .. OF Zinn L. struck
New-York tribune., 1921-07-21
Rixey Upsets
Mce1raW's s Men
In Close Game
Roush Scores Winning Run,
2 to L, When Ball Takes
Freak Bound i'm Seventh
By Charles A. Taylor

Eppa Jcptha Rixey upset the Giants
yesterday at the Polo Grounds. The
score was to / in favor of the ex-
world champion Reds, and as the pesky
Pirates shut out the Boston Braves
the league leaders increased their ad-
vantage over the Giants by another
game, making four games in all.
Ponderous Fred Toney was the op-
ponent of Southpaw Rixey, and had It
not been for Captain Davey Bancroft
of the Giants, dissatisfied with cover
ing mere infield position and anxious
to roam here and yon in the outskirts,
the score might be still tie.
1t is shame to aim blow at Frank
Fordham Frisch, but he had a big op-
rortunity as lead-off man in the ninth,
when he ignored two good balls right
over the plate and then swung at q
wide one for an easy out to Bohne.
Reds First to Score
But to get down to details. The Reds
made fine start in the first. Greasy"
Neale, the eX-Red and discarded Phil
ne, smashed the ball to right center
for triple and Bohne shot a bounder
over Frisch's head for single that
tailed Neale
The Giants tied the score in the
fourth. Burns beat out an infeld hit
and rested content, more or less, on first
base while Bancroft fouled to Har-
grave. Frlsch also passed out, second
to first, but Burns raced to third on
the play and scored on Young's single
to left.
The Moran nine won the game in the
seventh, which is supposed to be the
occasion for the home team to do some
thing if it is needed The Reds did
something yesterday and the Giants
nothing. Eddie Roush, who once wore
New York uniform, began hostilities
Bancroft forgot the moment that he
was supposed to cover shortstop only
and cantered over into center field with
yell: 81 have it,"
Ed Brown, of San Antonio, was ready
and willing to catch this Roush ball,
but when his captain said he chad it"
Brown stopped dead in bis tracks" as
the saying goes. Mr.. Roush's measly
pop, therefore, went for a double, as
Bancroft missed the ball by the pro-
verbal mile.
Bad Error Proves Costly
So there was an untimely and un-
necessary opening which, as things
turned out, cost New York the old ball
game Mr.. Jake Daubert promptly
sacrificed, pitcher to first, and Dun
cans savage grounder to Frisch, which
took a hige and uncanny bound,
brought across the decisive run.
The Giants never did recover their
equilibrium after this faux pas by
Bancroft. 1t is true, that with two
men out in the ninth, Long George
Kelly took stroll to first and that
Ed Brown singled to left, putting Kelly
on third. But Rawlings was an easy
out, second to first, and the initial con-
troversy between the Giants and the
Reds was ended.
The score: