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Evening star., 1921-08-21

Three other teams are included in
the section. They are Naval Air Sta
ton Of the Potomac League. the Elks
Of the Fraternal League and the
champion OF the War Department
Interbureau. League. The last-named
row. Next week section c. with four
teams, Will enter the race. 1t will be
composed of the champions Of the
Departmental. Merchants. Govern
ment and Liberty Loan circuits.
Section B yesterday was reduce|-
Andrew B. Graham nine of the -
dustrial League forfeited to PotN
mac Council. leader of the Knigh.6 o.
Columbus circuit According to xAe
code adopted for the series a for
feiture bars a team from further
Caseys are expected to make matters
Interesting for Southern Railway of
the Terminal r. r. Y. NJ C. A. and
Registers of the Treasury League,
the other mines remaining in the Sec
ton.
Government and Departmental
Leagues are staging keen contests to
and Navy Yard are battling for hon
ors in the former circuit. while War
Department and Union Printers are
in the running for the Departmental
nag. Liberty Loan League probably
will be able to name its champion
team before the end Of this week.
j The independents are putting up
great arguments for the three titles
at stake. Right now Gibraltar Ath-
letic Club, the Shamrocks and the
Winstons appear to be the best in the
trio Of unlimited class sections. The
frst-named team has waded through
four difficult games without defeat
IN ynlo 30
complete its schedule in section A.
The Shamrocks have a clean slate in
section B. while the Winstons are set
ting the pace in their division.
The Junior sections apparently are
well balanced Four of the section A
mines remain well in the running
and the others are not out of the
race. by any means. In section the
lead has been shifting for the past
three days. Yesterday the Roamers
| were ousted from first place when
subdued by the Renrocs. Petworth
now holds the top berth.
Linworth Athletic Club is the first
teameto establish it's right to a Sec
tional title. When 1t defeated Mar
dele Athletic Club yesterday the
southwest nine registered its third
straight victory in section 3 Of the
midgets, having met and vanquished
all other members of the circuit
Only six teams now remain in section
A OF the mfdgets, Yale Athletic Club
having forfeited its franchise by fail
ing to appear for two games.
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YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Renroc, 8; Roamer, 2.
Roamer Vs. Petworth, At 7th and Monroe
TOMORRow's GAME.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY
cAGO August 2oMogridge probably will be called face
the Hose in with Ray
~ Manager indicated choice for mound work
Dick Kerr at present 5 incapacitated with

George Mcbride probably will not
go home for the rest he has peen ao-
yised to take. With cooler weather
prevailing Mac Is feeling better. ana
has about concluded to stick it out
for the remainder Of the season. &C..
Joe Judge II to have his bad leg
treated by an osteopath while mere.
The muscle manipulator IN quese,on a
relieved a bad case Of charley.horse
which incapacitated Doc Johnston OF
the Indians last season.
Mcbride roster who will visit the
specialist. Shaw's lack OF enective-
ness is attributed to a weak right
knee. which makes him shorten MS
stride and precludes getting the full
weight of his body into his delivery.
There is nothing wrong with Jim's
arm, and should his leg trouble De
remedied he may yet prove a winner.
Jimmy Russell, who made his league
debut against the Nationals today. Is
one of a raft Of youngsters Gleason's
scouts are rounding up in the bushes.
He Is twenty-five years old, and was
obtained from Sioux City OF the West
ern League, q second-dtv1sion outnI:
with which he has been winner all
season.
CLYDE Milan, who returned today
from Tennessee, where he was caleo
by the death of his sister, started In
way. The captain got two bingles and
worked Russell for the pass that
meant victory. Earl Smith was the
batting leader for the day with a
double and two singles.
weather here from that in st. Louis.
where ninety-six degrees was regis
tered yesterday. More than one spec
tator got his benny out OF moth balls
before journeying to Comiskey Park.
Activities Of Bush on his first day as
q Griffman were confined to coaching
In the third-base box. Donie's voice
Is not overly strong, but he overlooks
no bets and possesses the most annoy
lng bark in base ball.
The high wind which prevailed not
only caused spectators to, turn up
their coat collars, but hampered the
athletes In judging fly balls. In view
of conditions the scarcity Of errors
was noteworthy.
La Notes work at short shows no
signs Of falling of. The -youngster
was, literally applauded when he
scooped up Strunk's bounder over sec
with a perfect peg to Judge He COM
pleted a double play started by Judge
In the sixth in smooth style, and twice
backed up to take flies. the only angle
Of fielding on which there IL doubt as
70 his ability. All told he handled
Zen chances.
Erie was given perfect fielding sup
BORT. The only miscue which de-
Teloped was charged against Short
stop Ernie johnson, who mufed
EchAlk's peg to catch Miller stealing
In the ninth: It caused no damage.
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Totals. "a II 81 IL Totals. as e27 1s
sBatted for Davis in the 7th.
Tran for Collins in the 7th.
tBatted for Burwell In the 9th
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LEAGUE SERIES.

SECTION A.
Zone 2 ". Andrews, at Union Park.
SECTION B.
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PLAY FOR SERIES LEAD.
Three Teams Seek Honors /,
Colored Departmental League.

Navy Yard and Census mines will be
opponents tomorrow in the first of q
series of games to determine the win
ners Of the second half Of the sched-
ule of the Colored.- Departmental
League. Census meets Treasury
Tuesday. and the latter will play
Navy Yard Wednesday. Should Navy
Yard or Census capture the series.
Treasury, victor in the first half Of
the season. must be played for the
league championship.
All games will be held on Monu-
ment lot diamond No. .. starting at
o'clock.
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EASY GAME FOR KNlcKs.

Knickerbocker Clubs base ball team
ran roughshod over the Navy Yard
nine yesterday in a II to game At
American League Park. The Southeast
boys found II difficult to check the
Georgetown aggregation with their best
team at hand, but when four OF the
Navy Yard players had to quit to take
part in the Rex game. there was no
stopping the Knicks.
The Knicks chased offutt from the
mound in the sixth and continued their
attack against SNOW: smith went the
played for the benefit OF Friendship
House, o community settlement in the
Southeast section. In preliminary en-
gagement. Independent Athletic Club
vanquished Friendship Athletic Cub.
to l.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
st. Louis at New York. Gin natl at Brooklyn.
Gin natl at Brooklyn. st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Phila.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
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PIRATES DOWN BRAVES
Sent Thirteen Innings to Win, 6
to 4, Home Run by Bigbee
Deciding Issue,

BOSTON. August 20.-Pittsburgh de-
feated Boston. 6 to 4. in thirteen in
nings today, Boeckers home run in
the eighth having tied the score.
In the thirteenth Grimm and Schmidt
singled, Cooper and Maranville sacri-
f1ced and Bigbee made a homer, net
ting three runs.
Boston made one in its half of the
thirteenth on three singles, but with
two out and men on base. Grimm
caught Powelrs fly in short right.
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Pro Gridmen to Drill Soon.

Light practice for the Washington
professional foot ball club will begin
during the first week of September
at American League Park. under the
dictatorship Of Coach lack Hegarty.
Many of the smaller details and ar
rsngements relative to the playing
Of the contests are in progress now,
and everything will be In readiness
before October 8.
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Totals. 81 7s25 10 Totals. IS II 27 II
Gone out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Sargent In seventh inning.
tran for Bassler In ninth inning.
Philadelphia. o 0 o o o 2 o %
Detroit. ........ o o o o o I O IS
Runs-McCann. Grimm, Heilman. Blue, Old
hits-Grifin. Heilman sacri6ces-Rommei,
Grimm. Flagstead. Double -plays-Rommel.
McCann and Griffin. Left on Bases-Philadel-
phia. s.; Detroit, 10. Bases on balls
on Leonard, 1; of Rommel, 2. Struck out
By Leonard. 4. Umpires-Messrs. Morarity
and Chill. Time Of game-1 hour and 80
minutes.
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WILL MAKE FIRST PITCH
AT Benefit BALL GAME

T.. OConnor, vice chairman of the
United States Shipping Board. will
throw out the first ball at the game
September at American League Park
between the Knickerbockers and pick
ed team from the Knights Of Columbus
circuit for the benefit Of the Catholic
Women's Service Club.
prizes have been donated by local
merchants for the winning team, the
player making the most hits and the
one scoring the greatest number Of
runs.
Two bands will provide music.
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Totals. 81 Is q . Totals. .S8 II q Is
eBatted for Smith in ninth.

Cincinnati 800 o o 2 2 0 o 4 +12
Brooklyn .....O'1 o. 2 o 0-b
Ruus-Neale, Bohne -, Groh, Roush (3),
Daubert (2), HargraIe. Marquard. Olson,
Wheat, KilduR (2). Miller. Errors-Groh.
Hargrave, Miller. Two-base hits-Miller.
Grimes. Three-base hits-Bohne, Groh. Kopf.
Home run-Wheat. Stolen bases-Bohne,
Roush, Daubert, Hargrave. Olson, Johnston (2),
Kilduff. Sacrihces-Groh, Duncan. Double
plays-Kildu1 and schmandt. Miller and Kil.
KEPT, Daubert. Left on hase-Cincinnati, 4;
BROOKLYN. 5. Base on balls-0n Markle. L:
OF Grimes, 8. Hits-Of Marquard. in s.; on
Markle, in 4: OF Grimes Is in 2 1-3: OF
smith, 8 in 2-s., Hit by pitcher-By Smith
(Roush). Struck out-By Marquard. 2. Wild
pttch-Grimes. Winning pitchereMarquard; !;
KLEIN and Mccormick. Time, 2.01.
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ERROR LETS TIGERS WIN.
Dugan's Wild Throw in Ninth
Beats Athletics, 8 to Q.

DETROIT. Mich. August 20.-Du-
gan's wild throw to the plate in the
ninth inning today permitted Detroit
runner to- score. and the Tigers de-
feated the Philadelphia Americans, 8
to 2.
Leonard pitched alright ball, the
visitors run being the result of two
orrora hv Paaalor
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MIDGET SECTION A.

Christ Child registered its third
straight win in the titular engage
ments when it trounced the Mount
Rainier Yankees, to 2. The church
society boys clinched the game by
punching hits with Yankee errors for
four tallies in the fourth inning.
Tobin's batting kept the Yankees from
a shut-out. He accounted for their
runs, with a homer and two singles
in three trips to the plate. Score:
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BROWNS BUY PLAYER.

MITCHELL, 8. D.. August 20.-Carl
Pierce, third baseman. has been sold
TO the ST. Louis Americans. Manager
He will report to the Browns next
1pring. 80
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Rex Athlete Club will entertain
the American Chain Company Of
York, Pa, one Of the best semi
professional teams Of the east, at
Union Park this afternoon. Play
win begin at o'clock.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEI

-. -. 80 - = -
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INDIANS SCORE EASILY
Burns Hitting Is Feature of Vic
tory Over Red Sox by
Count of 7 to 8,

CLEVELAND. Ohio, August 90
Cleveland hit Pennock hard today and
defeated Boston, z to 3.
An error by Sewell helped Boston
to their first two runs in the fifth.
George Burns. the Indians first
baseman, was the batting star. with
two triples. a single and a base. on
balls in four times to bat. He also
scored three runs.
O'Neill and Speaker each made three
hits in four times at bat.
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Totals. .4e Is 50 9 Totals. 40 II 50 10
sBatted for Holke in the 7th.
tBatted for Fillingim in the 18th.
tran for Gowdy in the 18th:
Ptttsburxh ..... 90 o 3-e
Boston ........ 5000 o o 2 1 o % o IL
Runs - Maranville. Bisbee. Grimm (2).
Schmidt (9). Boeckel. Ford. O'Neil. Nixon.
Errors-Maranville. Southworth. Boeckel. Ford.
Two-base hits-Barbare. O'Neill. Three-base
hit Grim. Home runs = Bigbee, Boeckel.
Stolen bases-Maranville. Carey a.. Sacrifices
-Barnhart (2), Cooper (2). Mnranville. Powell.
Southworth. Left basestPittsburgh, II;
Boston. 12 Bases on balls-O6 Cooper. 4:
OF Oeschger.. q; of F1llingim. 2 Hits.on
6 innings. Hit By pitcher = By Oeschger
(Tierneyl. Struck out BY Cooper, 9: by
0eschger. 1; by Fnlingim. I. Losing pitcher
Brennan. Time Of game-2' hours and "a
Evening star., 1921-08-21
UNLIMITED SECTION C.

A two-run rally staged in the eighth
inning gave Randle Athletic Club
4 to tie with Government Printing
ONCE. The Randles outbatted the
Printers. but Brown kept their hits
scattered until the late innings.
Rhinehart clouted a homer for the
G. p. o. outfit Score:
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A Nifty Game AIl.round

Two-baoe hts1OlIins, Shanks, Smith. Sac
rinces-Falk, Miller. Charity; Double plays
Muiiigan to schalk to Collins; Faik to Schalk.
Left on bases-washinxton, II; Chicago, 8.
Bases on balls-On Russell, 8; Erickson, 4.
Passed ball-Schalk. Umpires-Messrs. Will
son and Owens. Time of game hours and
30 minutes.
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REDS BUSY WITH BATS.
Register Eighteen Hits, in Beating
Dodgers by 10 to 5.

BROOKLYN, August 20.-Cincinnati
took the first game Of its final series
with Brooklyn today, IL to 5.
The Reds pounded two Brooklyn
nitchers for eighteen hits.
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UNLIMITED SECTION A.

Gibraltar Athletic Club battled
all its runs in defeating Langdon,
IL to 2. A. Meinbergs double with
the bases filled accounted for three
tallies. Beamer famed twelve Lang
don batters and yielded only five
safeties. Score:
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Unlimited SECTION B.

Brookmont maintained its clean
slate by trouncing Brookland Athletic
Club. to 6. in eight innings. L.
Hardy let the Brooklanders have only
four swats. while his mates hammered
Catlin and Freeman for ten. Score:
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Runs-Skillman. Dunbar. Steele. America.
Rheinhart %. Gleason. ErrorsSkiiIman,
rnn-Rheinhart. Stolen bases-Toomey t2),
dunbar First base balls-By Beach. 2;
6y Brown. g. struck out-By Beach. 8: by
Brown, II. Passed balls-Toomey (2l. Wild
pitch-Brown.
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JUNIOR SECTION B.

Renroc Athletic Club surprised the
Roamers by taking 6-to-2 game. The
winners slammed Schroth for four
runs in the fourth. When the Roamers
began nicking Grifilth in the seventh,
Winn went to the slab and checked
the rally. Score: =
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YANKEES ROUT BROWNS
Get Thirteen Clouts Of Davis,
Seven Of Which Are for
Extra Bases.

: ST. LOUIS, Mo-. August 20.-Thir-
teen hits or Davis in the first seven
innings today, including four doubles
and three triples. gave New York q
s to 2 victory over st. Louis.
Ruth got a double and a triple 90
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ANou White Sr Only Three Hits Gr Win to in Thirteen Inning
MORE LEAGUE LEADERS
ENTER SANDLOT SERIES
Five Teams Assigned to Section A, Scheduled to
Open Tomorrow at Union Park-Hot
Battles Among independents

CRAMBLES for championships Independent organized
sandlot base ball interesting this
with the addition of several league leaders the for
circuit honors Starting Union Park section of
will be
R.
League will be in the opening
Evening star., 1921-08-21
CARDINALS TRIM GIANTS
Pound Four Hurlers for Fifteen
Safeties, Fournier and Schultz
Hitting Homers.
Ripley.

NEW YORK, August 20.-St. Louis
pounded four New York pitchers for
dfteen hits today. and won 10 to l.
Home runs by Fournier and Schultz
drove in the first six St louis runs.
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Will Show Ban Game,

Today's game in Chicago between
the Griffs and White Sox will be
shown on the Rodfer scoreboard at
the Capitol Theater.. Play will start
as . o'cloaks WaxhinEtap tuna
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IUtAIs.. II 10 q II Totals. 33 q IA
sBatted for Ryan in fifth
fBatted for Sallee in eighth.
Ct. Louis: ......0 2 042 L DO
New York.. o o O O O-I
Runs-Mann t2l. Fournier (2l, Stock t2),
Hornsby, Schultz. Lavan. Clemons, Burns Two
base hits-Mann. Stock. Doak. Home runs
Fournier. Schultz. Stock. Stolen bases-Four-
nier. Frisch. Sacrifice-Doak. Double play
Lavan and Fournier. Left on bases-St Louis.
6: New York. g. Bases on balls-Of Doak. /;
on Sehf. 1; OF sallee. 2. Hits-On Nehf. s in
sallee. in 3 innings: off Douglas, none in /
inning. Struck out-By Doak. 4: by Ryan. 1;
by Douglas. 1. Losing pitcher-Nehf. Um-
pires-Messrs. ouigley and O'Day. Time Of
Hame-2 hours.
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New York ..... % o 12O 10 0S
St. Louis . D o O O o O %

St. Louis ...... o Q . oi % i %
Williams. Error-McNally. Two-base hits
Runs-Miller' t2). Ruth t2): Meu.el. sislef.
SEVERED. Baker. Schang, Ward. Ruth. Three
bases = Tobin. Sacrifices - SEVERED. Pipp,
Ward. 3Peckinpaugh. Double play-Gerber and
Sisler. Left on bases-New York, 8: st. Louis.
2; of Hoyt. 4. Hits-On Davis. l8 in Z In
nings; OF Burwen, ! In innings. Struck out
by Hoyt. A; by Davis. 2; by nurweli, 1.
pitcher-Davis. Time Of same-1 hour and 81
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PILLS EASY FOR CUBS.
Martin Allows Only Six Hits in
Game Ending to q.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30
Speed" Martin held Philadelphia to
six scattered hits today. and Chicago
| scored an easy victory, 5 to 2.
G. Smith and Sedgwick were hit
hard in the first and ninth innings, re-
spectfyely,
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Runs-B. Payne. E. Mink, T. Payne. R.
Marcy (2), N. Hardy, L. Hardy. o. Mink.
Elliott, Freeman. Holden. Merkle (2). Hall
l2). Errors-Beckert. Flood, Z. Mink (2).
o. Mink. Struck outSBy HARDY. s; by ostlin.
8: BY Freeman. 2. Bases on balls-Of Hardy.
4; OF Catlin. s.; on Freeman. 2. Hit BY
pitched ball-By Catlin (E. Mink. Elliott; BY
Hardy (Flood). Sacrifice hits-ware Elliott.
Stolen BASEBALL (2). n. Hardy (2).
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Totals. "a e2711 Totals. .33 q 16
sBatted for G. Smith in nth.
Chicago. 2 o 0 o 25
Philadelphia 0 0 o O %

Runs-Flack, Hollocher (2). Deal, Grimes,
Williams. Parkinson. Errors-Terry. King.
0'FarreiI. Hollocher (2). sacrinces-Martin.
Terry. Hollocher, Henline. Hits-O6 G.. Smith,
s in innings; of Sedwick, 4 in 4 innings.
BY G. Smith. 1; BY sedgwick. 2; BY Martin,
9. Bases ON balls---Of g. Smith, 3; Of sedg-
wick, 2; Of Martin. l.. Left on bases-Chi-
smith. Umpires-Messrs. Rigler and Moran.
Time Of game hour and 40 minutes.
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EASY FOR BETHESDA.
Crushes Rockville Nine in Mont
gomery County League.

Bethesda. Silver Spring and Boyd
Montgomery County (Md.) League.
The irst-named crushed Rockville
under a IT to count. while the lead
ing Silver Spring team beat Gathers
burg to l.
Boyd easily disposed Of the tail-end
Kensington aggregation in an to 0
encounter.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAeUE,

Rochester, 80; Baltimore, II.
Toronto. 1910; Jersey City, Is.
Buf1alo, -; Newark, IL.
Reading, 81; Syracuse, 40.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

Runs-G. Weinberg. A. Meinberx. Montarue,
Deck, Hager. Smith. Beamer. Lantford, Love
Stolen bases-G. Weinberg t3j, A. Weinberg
%. Beamer. Lantford. Two-base hifs-A.
Weinberg. Haser. Struck out-By Beamer
II; by Bruney, l. Bases on balls-By Beamer
1; BY Bruffey. 1: by Alderson, 1. Hit batters
BY Anderson &c: Weinberg. Beamer): by
bruney g. Meinbergl. Passed bails-Love
". Double plays-G. Weinberg to Deck to
Spittle to C0nger to Dunn. Umpire-Mr
Crooks. Time Of game-1 hour and Is minutes
Evening star., 1921-08-21
MIDGET SECTION B.

Club only one hit, while the Linworths
slammed Niman for ten and earned
a to 3 victory. Glascock and Batten
of the winners each made three hits.
Score:
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YESTERDAY'S RESULT.
Randle, 4; Government Printing ONCE.
(nine innings).
TOMoRR0W'S GAME.
Winston VI. Garneld. at 17th and Rosedalt
streets northeast.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

Runs-Jones (2). Curtin. Fitzgerald. Bah
bington, Mulroe. Tobin co. Errors-Jcues
BabbingtoI. Casey. F. Bauman; Two.bas,
gerald. Home run-Tobin. Hits-O6 Gay
heart, 4; OF Tobin. l. Stolen bases-E. Bau
man (3). Donaldson. Babbington (2). Jones
Double piays-Mulroe to Babbington. Left OF
bases-Christ Child. 4; Mt. Rainier. O.. Firs'
base on balls-Of Gentillucci. 4: Of Gsyheart
3. Struck out-Gentillueci, 8; Tobin, 3: Gay
heart, g. Umpire-Mr. Bratburd. Time d
game-2 hours and 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
sOUTHERN A9SOCIAIION.

Es:syiii:. &: Nsv Sris.ns. ..
L&ttlA Rock. 81; Ohsttanooea. -,
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Totals. .2s 1927 8 Totals. "a I "a 4
Linworths ......,.e l. o o 2 O{
Maraelle .......... o o o IL 0-3
= Runs-Glascock. Batten (2). Ward. sibley.
Sl%sn .1 is1 ssy sn1 s1n. whsd ss
ward Stolen bases-Newton., Batten. Double
play-Newton to Ward Left On bases-Lin-
worths, O.; MardeIle. 10. Bases on baiis-0H
Hollis, 10; on Niman. /. HIT by pitcher-By
Hollis fAprn. BiuIn).. Struck out-By Hollis.
10; By. c. Niman, y. ;.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
BEATS ROOKIE RUSSELL
] IN STELLAR SLAB DUEL
Sets Side Down in Order in Ten Sessions and
Pulls Out of Trio of Bad Spots-Pass
Forces i'm Lone Rum.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

@HICAGO 2Ourlng of the most impressive games
E. Washington boxman this George Erickson
Nationals victory the White Sox
the limit with thrills distributed the entire
thirteen innings required to reach
three binge safely separated In the
being scored but three
while only
chance the plate
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UNLIMITED DIVISION.
SECTION A.

YESTERDAY'S RESULT.
Gibraltar. Z; Langdon, 2.
TOMORRGS>e akz1E.
Grace rs. Wss-ev.r. .kk Tenleyts"
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Totals. 81 70 "a - Totals; 80 "A 27 10

Boston. ........ % o ! O-3
Cleveland. ...... o o o 3 l / x-7
Runs-Burns ~, Leibold. Ruel, Pennock.
Jameson, Wambsganss. Speaker. Wood. Errors
Scott, Bush, Sewei. TwO-base hits-Pratt and
Wood Three base hits-Foster. Burns (2).
Sacrifces-Iiebold. Gardner, Sewell. Covelskie.
Scott to NcInnis: Scott to Pratt; Scott, Pratt
to McIncis. Left on bases-Boston. IL; Cieve-
land, 5. Bases on balls-O6 Covelskie. s: OF
Pennock. 2. Umpires. Messrs. Hildebrand.
Evans and Dineen. Time Of game-1 hour and
40 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wasll'ton At Chicago. Wash'ton at Chicago.
Phila at Detroit Phila at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis. New York at st. Louis.
Boston At Cleveland. Boston At Cleveland.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Washington. 1: Chicago. 0 (13 innings).
Cleveland, Z; Boston. 3.
Detroit, 8: Philadelphia, 2.
New York, 5; st. Louis. 2.
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Totals. 81 o27 Il totals. q .

ai:. RaG!ns a wi5n Gl
Prender, Brayton, Mitchell. Two-hase hits
Schulke. Rudiny. Barnes. 6teyenson. Draytoo.
ton. First base on bells-o3 schroth. 4: o6
Brayton, 2. Hit By pitcher-By Schrcth lRu-
dins). Struck out-By sehrcth. .: b Braytoa.
3; hy Wiun. 2: bg sG1t0tA. 3
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JUNIOR DIVISION.

TODAY'S GAME.
Quentin VS.. Independents at 18th and Rose
da le streets northeast I'll a.m.).
ToMoRRoW'S GAME.
Mohawks VS.. Ciovers, at Union station plaza
Evening star., 1921-08-21

YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Brookmont. 8; Brookland, 8 (eisht innings).
ToMoRRow's GAME
Shamrocks VS.. Metropolitan. at Randle Field.
east end Of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
st. Louis, 10; New York, 1.
Cincinnati, II; Brooklyn. 8.
Pittsburgh, 6; Boston, 4.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 2
Clearwater Republican., 1921-10-21
WALKS ON THE WATERS

A remarkable feat was accom-
plished recently on San Francisco
bay when its waters were trod for
a distance of something like four
miles by man equipped with ap-
paratus for the purpose.
A. n. Sheldon, SO years of age, a
farmer living near Ventura, walked
across the waters from San Fran
cisco to a point near Alameda, on the
eastern shore of the bay.
Sheldon dropped into the water
at one of the piers of the San Fran
cisco waterfront at 8:45 O'Clock In
the morning, with two water skis Sc
curely fastened to his feet. The skis
were arranged to run back and fortf
on a light wooden frame. At 3:4'
o'clock in the afternoon Sheldon com
pleted his journey across the bay.