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Evening star., 1921-10-09
D. c. NET PLAY TO Be
FINISHED THIS WEEK

The completion of the District cham
pionsllip tennis tourney Is waiting on
Maj Arthur Yenckep Of the British EN-
bassy, who Is playing in the annual
event at Hot Springs, Va.
Yencken, who is the singles titleholder,
is In the three unfinished classes of the
local championship tourney, staged at
the Dumbarton Club. 1t is expected that
all Of the remaining matches will be
played this week.
In the singles. Yencken and C. NJ.
Charest Of Baltimore and Washington
are the finalists. Both are IN the final
Of the mems doubles, Yencken with Jack
Dudley and Charest with Al Gore.
-Four matches remain in the mixed
doubles in which Gore and Miss Louise
Kelley have reached the final in one
half In the other bracket. Yencken
and Miss Ileyl must play Burgwin and
Miss Sinclair the victors to meet s.
Carr and Miss Selden in the semi-final
Hoimead, winner in the Suburban
League and victor over War Reds, De-
partmental champions, will play the
Dumbartou team Wednesday, probably
at Chevy Chase. in the final Of the
series for the city title. The winner
will meet the Baltimore Country Club.
Monumental city champion, in the
Mary land metropolis Saturday for inter-
city honOrS.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

year fourteen games to eight. When
the Indians did lick them it would be
by such scores as 80 and 1911, Vet
Speakers aggregation failed to win
single series from the Hugmen this
year.
The work afield of the Yankees has
been one Of the most remarkable fea-
lures OF the current world series to
cate. Their feat Of going through
three successive games without an
error is believed to establish Il prece-
dent. but if this is not q record
enough new marks already have been
established to make the 1921 fall
classic stand out. In the first two
games five lonS-standing marks were
passed. and in the third battle yes
terday another half dozen or so rec
ords fell by the wayside.
Two of them went to one man
Pepp Ioung-in one inning. the sev-
enth, when he doubled on his first
trip to the plate and produced a
trille that cleared fully peopl.d set
OF sacks on his next appearance. Just
once before have the bases bee n emp
tied by 4 hit. Elmer Smith doing that
thing in Cleveland last year with Il
home runs The eight runs amassed by
the Giants In that round constitute q
record and their total of eight hits
another. Their total of thirteen tai
lies tIcu the mark established by the
Athletics in the 1911 series, when
they beat the Giants in the deciding
game, Is to .. The Giants total of
twenty safeties is the greatest rlus-
ter ever achieved in one world series
game.
TArOn1s Turn Out.
The crowd record for three games
was shattered yesterday when the
laid attendance Of 35,509 resulted in
S1l9.00s being taken in at the gate,
and brought the attendanc. for three
games up to 101 Eel and made the
total receipts s33s.2s2. The series is
assured Ct going six games, and ii it
extends longer. as is probable, the
attendance will surpass the 2a5 900
mark beyond question and may be
expected to establish a record for re-
ce!pts that may stand for Il long time.
Players on both teams already are
assured If record sums for their ef-
forts, and scIne of the sratisricians
have figured that each member of the
winning team Will get more than
$1,000. and that every athlete on the
losing club will draw a check III ex-
cess OF $1,000.
There are plenty of records still to
be sunnei for, however. Babe Ruth
ought to be able to set new home
run mark, although he is fearfully
late in starting. The base-stealing
record offers opportunities, and no
pitcher yet has turned IN no-hit
no-run game.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
WHITE SOX BEAT CUBS
| FOR THREE IN ROW, 4-3

CHICAGO October S.--A muff by
Max Flack in the ninth inning and
timely hitting by Mulligan and
Strunk in the tenth enabled the Chi
cago White SoX to defeat the Chicago
Cubs by to today. making II three
straight in the series to decide the
city championship.
With man on third and the tying
run on second and two out in the
ninth inning. Sheeiv tiied to Flack.
who dropped the ball, and the score
was tied and forced into extra in
ninss.
Mulligan started the tenth with 4
single and Jones then was replaced
by Freeman. 4 sacrifice and walk
and Strunk's single to right sent
home the deciding run.
Jones injured his ankle in running
to second base in the seventh inning.
but refused to leave the game.
The attendance was 1883 and the
gross receipts s10.9G5. The commits
sion's share was s1.64t; players. So
a52, and clubs share. s3,72S.
Score by innings:
RHE
Cubs ........... 1000 OH1 01-3 9 l
White So1.. 5000 0VV3 II 3 "
Hatteries-Iones. Freeman, Killefer: Kerr.
Hodge and SchalE. 1aryan
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'|R|SH' AHEAD Of BOB
IN THE MEUSEL FEUD

NEW YORK, October S.-Erni1
Irish Neusel Of the Giants today is
confident he Will keep ahead of his
brother Bob Of the Yankees in hitting
during the world series. He IS ilittin 2
800 to Bobs .273.
Although starting late, the National
outhelder has stepped ahead OF his
brother in the number Of hits made
thus FAR. Emil les his eyes set on
winning that Thanksgiving dinner
series. in which the brother having
the lower batting average must pro
vide banquet for the whole Meusel
family.
Emil made all his hits Friday in the
Giants slugging victory double and
two singles. His double. with three men
on bases in the seventh. broke the tie
score, sending In two runs. This hit. by
the way. went right out to brother Bob
In right field.
Bob Meusel also did some hitting on
his own account Friday. He made
q double and single.
Evening star., 1921-10-09


Miss IIollins consistently outdrove
her much younger opponent. and this
told in the end in the strong wind which
marked the morning play. They
Jared about alike in approaching and
putting. Heavy rain was falling as
the afternoon play began. Before it
had ceased Miss Stirling had cut her
opponents lead to up, winning three
of the first four holes in the afternoon.
The minute the rain stopped Miss Hol-
Inns had better control of her. long tee
shots, and began to increase her lead.
At the turn. in the afternoon She was
up. She lost two and won three OF
the last five holes of the match.
In being dcthroned from the place
which She has occupied as queen of
American golfers since she was
eighteen years old. Miss Stirling suf-
fered her first defeat in IL champion
ship tournament from an American
since she won the title. II was also
the worst defeat of her career. This
is the second title She has lost this
summer. Miss Cecil Lcitch having
taken the Canadian chanpiouship
Evening star., 1921-10-09
STAR GOLFERS TO PLAY
IN COLUMBIA'S TOURNEY

JUDGING IRON the promises that
OF the Columbia Country Club
~ the annual fall goli tournamcl
Friday and Saturday OF this week.
good golf that has ever been held b
Among the fine players from out of
Washington who plan to attend the
event are Willie Hunter. the British
amateur champion: Thomas u. Ar
mour Of Scotland; Max Marstcu, well
known Philadelphian; John G. Andcr-
son Of New York, runner-up in The
1919 amateur championship. and Rus
sell Smith of Portland, Ore. winner
of the Chevy Chase Club spring tour
nament this year.
Entries close tomorrow night at &
o'clock and should be sent to the
green committee. The qualifying
round will be held Thursday. with
match play rounds Friday and Sat
urday. Five sixteens are to qualify.
Local golfers will learn with regret
that Hugh Mackenzie. member of
the greens committee and crack pla y
er of the Columbia Country Club. is
Ill at Georgetown Hospital with
pneumonia. He was taken TO the hos
pftal last Monday.
The final match in the annual COM
petition among the women OF the
Chevy Chase Club for the French
High Commission cup-scheduled yes
terday-was postponed. 1t will be
played some time this week Mrs
Franck Hyatt and Mrs. C. Il. Stetson
are the finalists.
In addition to its annual fall tour
nament the Columbia Country Club
has planned an attractive season OF
golf events for its members. For the
first time in many years Il club cham :
pionship will be held at Columbia, be
ginning October Il. Golfers of the
club will be divided into three classes.
those with handicaps Of l. or under
to qualify in the championship divi-
sion: those with handicaps over II
and including 1s in the second divi-
zion and those over IS in the third
division.
The qualifying round for the cham
pionship division will be held at
thirty-six holes october l.. Qualify
ing rounds for the second and third
divisions will be held October 20 and
Il at eighteen holes. with eight men
to qualify in each division. The first
round Of match play in all divisions
will be held October 20 at eighteen
holes. with the second round on Oc-
toher 70. Finals in all divisions will
Evening star., 1921-10-09
WANTS TOM GIBBONS
TO GIVE GREb A BOUT

NEW YORK, october S.-An inter-
csting and curious state Of affairs has
developed out of the light-heavyweight
championship situation. 1t is caused
chiefly by the growing esteem in which
fight fans. promoters and the like hold
Harry Greb. Tex Richard wants Tommy
Gibbons to fight Greb at Madison
Square Garden, the winner to have the
honor OF meeting Georges Carpenter.
This is sort Of switch in the in
tentions of the great promoter. vino had
already signed an agreement with Glib
bons for the international bout. Rick
ard realizes that Greb is one of the
classiest fighters We have, but he does
not think that Gibbons. if he is as
good as he has appeared to be in the
past year. has any reason to be afraid
Of the former Pittsburgher.
But, on the other hand, Richard
knows that the fight would draw and
the hardest thing he is up against this
season is to get heavy men into his
ring. But Greb and Gibbons! That
round decision over Tommy when they
last met and he thinks he can do 1t
again. Both men are fast and clever
aud the scrap would be about as good
u card as Rickard could put on.
Greb, who can't seem to get fighters
to meet him., is willing and eager. but
Gibbons Is holding back. He holds back.
even though he knows he could get 4
fine piece Of change for meeting Greb.
Reasons for this are not far to seek.
He has signed to meet Carpenter for
the biggest purse ever offered him.
If Greb should outpoint him. let alone
knock him out, where would the big
international bout be? Up the river.
sure It is just the same situation as
Carpenter faced when he was matched
to fight Dempsey and Frank Moran had
knocked out Joe Beckett. Why take
q chance on Moran?
Evening star., 1921-10-09
COLONELS BEAT ORIOLES
AND TAKE SERIES LEAD

LOUISVILLE. ny. october s.
Louisville and Baltimore battled
through nine frigid innings in the
third game of the junior world series
today. the Colonies winning. Il 70 g..
The victory gave Louisvili" 4 .-to-l
lead in the series. The fourth and
final game to he played in Louisville
Is scheduled for tomorrow.
The day Was more suitable for foot
ball. and the attendance vas the
smallest of the series, only 2.951 fans
having the courage to face the cold
wind that swept the field. The official
receipts were S3.34I.92
Twenty three bases on balls were
issued by the seven pitchers. Balti-
more used four.
the International League, gave the
fans q thrill in the fourth inning
when he knocked the ball over the
right field fence.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
LOOKS STRANGE. WITH
M'GRAW OFF THE LINES

NEW YORK, October S.-Thc Giants
in, 4 world series without Manager
McGraIv on the coaching lines! To the
old followers Of the game that may
seem incredible, but its true in this
years championship battle
The fact that Manager AIcCraw
does not appear on the side lines to
encourage his boys on to victory,
however, isn't any Indication that he
is absent from the games. He's there
every minute-in mental If not phys
ical action. occupying his secluded
seat III the Giants dugout
T.. Many fans SIT within q few feet Of
him in the stands, but seldom see
him.
But. following his more recent Gus
tom, the veteran chief remains on the
bench. dressed in "civies'-and, in
cidentally. we'll dressed, too, usually
In a nattily tailored blue serge suit.
He leaves his active coaching to his
assistants. Hughey Jennings and
Coach Dolan.
Manager Miller Huggins of the
Yankees. on the other hand. does It
the old McGraw way. He. is always
to be seen in Yankee uniform out on
the side lines-usually back of first
base.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Yanky and Resume Title 7 Toda> Hons Wins Nah
INTERESTING FIGURES
ON PAST TITLE SERIES

Greatest single world series
crowd, 4:.62O. October IL, 1915, at
braves Field. BOstOn. nth game
Of Red SoN-Brooklyn series.
Greatest single world Series
crowd I'm New York, 3S.2sI. Octo-
her IA, 1911, at Polo Grounds, flrst
game Of GinntS-At thletic series.
Greatest single world series
crowd In Chicago. 34.37a, October
q. 1919. at COmiskey Park, NTH
game of Cincinnati-Whlte SOx
series.
Greatest world series attendance.
252,O37, lsiants-Red SOH series OF
1912-eight games were played.
Greatest total Of world series
receipts. $S22.414, Cincinnati.
White S0x series of 1918-eight
games were played.
Greatest amount Of receipts
taken In mt one game. $1O1.s6S, mt
Cincinnati, October :, 1919, sixth
game Of Cincinnatl-White SOx
series.
Greatest individual share going
10 winning players. $S.225. received
ny each of the twenty-five Cincin-
natl player. eligible In 1919 series.
Greatest Individual share going
to losing plny ers, $3.254. received
by each of the tHenty-fOur eliEt-
ble White SOx players in 1919
series.
Smallest single world series
crowd, B.2lO, October II, 1908. at
Detroit, nth game of DetrOit-Cub
series.
Smallest single world series
crowd in New York, 1858, OctO-
Der IL. 1906, MT Polo Grounds.
fourth game of Giants-Athiettc
series.
Smallest world series attendance.
62.23., ChicaEO-DetrOit series of
180S-fve games were played.
Smallest Individual winning
players shares, 11,1O:.51. divided
by Red SON players In world
series Of 1918. Second. third and
fourth place teams i'm both Leagues
received share in play efs' pool for
flrst time that year.
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from her. She Wa also defeated h'-
Miss Leitch in the British champion
ship tournament and failed TO SurNiN--
far in the tourney for ths Frtncil
title
il WAS her first thirty siX-lo.'
match Ia an American championship
event. Miss HoliiuS, as a committ""
chairman. had arranged for Il thirty
six hole final. but if it had been "'eh'
cen holes Miss Hoilias would hhN'
won at the fifteenth green il tn
morning.
The championship thus is retain.
In American hands. although goif To-
lowers i'll general had expected Mls-
Cecil L"itch. champion of Gree :.
Brita in. France and Canada. 10 tax
it. Of eight starters in the touTna
ment at Hollywood who played q
representing clubs from without ih'
United States only three. represent
ing English clubs. qualified. and thesr
were eliminated before the semi
ILais-the Misses Cecil ana Edith
Leitch and Mrs. Latham Hall. Eng
lish-born wife of an American clt-
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Harding, and Bill Pipp. who is wallie
Pipp's old man. Mr.. Pipp introduced
us all to Mrs. Pipp and a couple of
Pippins. Mr.. Christian wouldn't say
what was the object Of his visit to
New York. but he made the remark
that tine President would like another
golf game with l and Grantland Rice
so that may of been it.
They was a large policeman in the
runway between the press box and
the lunchroom, and he challenged
everybody that tried to go to and fro,
including not only Judge Landis but
his secretary. Mr.. O'Oconnor. AS these
two gents Is really the two who are
running the series. it's wonder the
officer didn't bean them with his billy.
A policeman's place is on the third
base coaching line.
x X x !.
Well. friends. that is all am going
to write about game that wasn't
played. This Is going to be a long
series and us experts will need all
the words we got without wasting
none on a rainy day.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-10-09

have been made 10 ,arious members
and its professional. Fred Mcleod.
I oi the club. to be held THURSDAY
promises 10 be the best in point q
y the club
. be held November ], uh. iinalists ir
the cha hampi"nship division beitt-
scheduled to travel Ihirty-siX holes
and the others settling their differ
en"es AT eighteen. Entries close cc-
tctcT IL.
Willie Hunter and Max Marston
Will cppbsr Jess" GGilford. til" new
amateur champion. and his Boston
partner. Francis Duimct. ut Phila
dephia, October IL, in Il four-b
match that VIII probably bring GU
some Of the finest golf ever seen III
the east.
Golfers of the Washington COLI and
; Country Club today finish The quail
flying rounds for th. club Champion,
ship and the Birncy cup competi .
ti"n. lairings viii 10" made today
and match play in both events l't-
gins tomorrow. with one round scheG-
| uled to b. PLAYED each week unfit
only members with haudicaps OF
over L. are eligible for III. Eiruel
cuv. All th"s.; with hLndicapS Of l.
or less must qualify in tho champ
onship sixteen.
l.. Il. Piatt was tho winner Of ih-
Moore cup competition at HE WASH
ington Golf and Country Club
which Was completed last week, with
the remarkahl. net average Of sc
and Il fraction
play in the annual team chan
| pioDship Of the Bannockburn coli
; Club viii get under WAY over the
1 Cabin John bridge course this week.
i The Baunuckburn Club will not hrtd
an invitation event this year.
Members "f the Chevy Chase Club
began qualifying Yesterday for the
Presidents cup. Match play in the
event begins October 26 and will con-
tinue through october %. The an
nual competition for the Liberty cup
i Will nc held AT Chevy Chase Nrver7-
| Der =. 5, and 10. Club members
Tho viii play in the HorStman cup
event Will be required To compete il,
| the District mems championship
which Will be held at Chevy Chas.
October 20 and u. Entries for the
district event close October Is with
W. {. Barr secretary. the District
Golf Association. care the Chey,
Chase tlui,.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
WOMEN OF L.R. BUREAU
PLAN BOWLING LEAGUE

cen popular among the women OF
finds the fair sex more interested
'eral leagues of woman bowlers al
in every direction and now another
employees OF the several divisions
e been invited to attend a bowling
lie tobacco division for Friday after
r OF Recreation Health Center and
en-team league.
Monday. oysters VS.. Western Union;
Tuesday, City Post Office VS. Rillie's
Team: Wednesday, Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing KS. Finance; Thurs
day. Nationals VS.. Post Office Depart
ment; Friday, Treasury VS.. War.
Car Department and Union Trans
Ter teams are scheduled to open the
season of the Terminal T. Fl. Y. NJ,
Z. A. Evening Bowling League to-
morrow night at o'clock at Union
station Other matches will be
so"ied nightly. except Saturday and
me following gnmes will be rolled
tnis week in the Masonic League.
Monday. King Solomon w. Hiran,
National VS.. Hope. =. &. French ys
Iakoma: Tuesday. Stansbury Va,
Mount Pleasant. Lebanon VS.. Alherf
rike: Harmony vs.. Osiris: Wednesday
o., ~. oohn.s VS.. Columbia. Potomac vs..
49, arate, n,,, y. Z. Whiting VS.. Pental-
pha' thursday. Washington Centen-
NAL VS.. Naval. Federal VS.. Jnnn,
Acacia VS.. Armenius; Fridav. I.sfay,
cite vs. King David. New Jerusalem
VS.. Singleton, Dawson vs. I NJ
Parker. "
Evening star., 1921-10-09
MONROE'S as BREAKS TOP
WASHINGTON CLUB SHOOT

DR.. W. D. Monroe topped the field
OF trapSAooters who competed yes
terday in the 50-target singles event
Of the Washington Gun Club when
be shattered forty-six of the targets
thrown. DT. a. T. Stein and Lester
Gerinain tied for second place with
forty three breaks each. c. c. Faw-
sett was best at doubles With = score
of forty. Summary:
Singles-Dr. W. y. Monroe, 46; Dr. A. r
Stern 43; Lester tier1nain. IS: W. H. l,eau
q; J: Maree.: 40; e.; 2; Fawcett, 90; Ellis,
50: McComb. SO; J; +: McCarr!w. SO; Capt
Parsons, 35. and Puckett, IS.
Doubles-Fawsett, 40; DR.. Monroe IS. and
McComb, So
Evening star., 1921-10-09
MRS. CHISWELL AGAIN
WINS PUTTING EVENT

Mrs. Ben w Chiswell won the put
ting contest at the Columbia Country
Club yesterday for the second sue
cessive Saturday. She scored in the
final at the expense of Mrs. J. N.
Haynes, 3 and ..
Mrs W. L. Treadway won the con-
ISOLATION. defeating Mrs. Mclaughlin
in the final by up.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
STAR RACERS RETIRED.

LEXINGTON. KY. October s.-Be-
have Yourself, winner of the 1921 re-
Servant. his stable mate and runner
up in the derby, together Best Pal,
are back at Idle Hour farm. The
animals. which belong to e. f. Brad
ley, have been temporarily retired
from the track, because Of the condi
t;on of their legs
Evening star., 1921-10-09

i X * x
When news come that it was rain
ing many out-of-town fans who had
been asleep under the grandstand got
up and sought vantage points from
which to enjoy the novelty. as it was
their first glimpse of water since
reaching New York.
= * * x
The opinion amongst the experts
seemed to be that the postponement
helped the Yankees. Il give Huggins'
pitchers chance to rest up. though /
wouldn't be surprised If some Of them
had from now till spring to do that.
1t also was good for Babe Ruth's arm
which is said to be infected so that
he can't hardly write. But whoever
it benefited the most. i know who it
didn't benefit the most and that is the
visiting elk3 and scribes. II means
ruin and the breaking up Of homes for
some of We boys.
4 x !: X
The storm caused a rush OF brains
to Harry Stevens cafe under the
stand. Down there l run into Judge
Lands. to say nothing about George
B. Christian. secretary to President
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Ruth Is Out of Series
If He Heeds His Doctor

NEW YORK. October s-Babe
Ruth, champion home run slug
ger. was told by DIR. George ID.
Stewart tonight that hts infect
ed left arm. operated upon FRI
aay. must he given n least a
weeks rest. This means that
the Yankees star, II the doc
tors advice II needed, will not
appear In the remainder Of the
world neries.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

open beyond question. although the
Siwanoy Club. Mt. Vernon, y. Y. which
was second to Washington for this
years Journey, has the professionals
Endorsement. However. New York
and the District OF Columbia are both
considered east. The Skokie Club OF
Chicago wants i. and that course has
the approval of the association.
New York. therefore, will not get
anything. as the national amateur
will go to Brookline, Mass. where it
also was held in 1919. Tho Profes-
sionals' Association championship
must also fall outside the metropoli-
tan district, as It went to Long Is
land this fall.
1t can also be stated on authority
that for the 1898 amateur champion
ship the Detroit Country Club has an
inside. It was held there in 1915
Evening star., 1921-10-09
whitaker NOW THIRD
IN CHESS TOURNAMENT

CLEVELAND. Ohio. October s.
Eight additional games were decided
today in the annual championship
tournament of the Western Chess As
ISOLATION here. At the close Of play
the leaders were F.. Lasker. Chicago.
4h-la: II. Hahlhohm. Chicago. 30:
y. T. Whitaker. Washington. 81: S.
Factor, Chicago. and l. Stolzenberg,
Detroit. each s..
Evening star., 1921-10-09
BEATS ALEXA STIRLING. {
TITLE HOLDER, IN FINAL
Relinquisher of Championship Is Never Up in
Match That Ends and 4-Winner
Considerably Outdrives Opponent.
gy the Associated Press.

n S.-A y
States crowned the fourteenth the Holly
Coli Club today. Miss Marion olins. member oi tn
n y. succeeding Miss
Stirling OF Atlanta Ga who had held the title since 9t
weeks annual national Nil
Hollns defeated Miss Stirling by and 6holc match Mis-
Stirling lead, and down after the morning
Evening star., 1921-10-09
REST SHOULD PROVE AID
TO AMERICAN LEAGUERS
Gives Ruth's Wound Chance to Heal and Solves
Huggins' Pitching Problem-Mays to Face
Douglas This Afternoon.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

October sRain today having prevented No
M in mbroglo the ball
hoslies will be weather
permitting ultimate of the Yankees who
the improved
rcsri OF twenty our ideness.
why the enforced lay off be
the them
will make available Babe Ruth who has
could
without the advice of his physician Dr. George Stewart
and night
made rcsion uincfa la long
Evening star., 1921-10-09
B1KEMEN IN TITLE RACES.

State amateur champion cyclists
will compete this morning in Potomac
Park in the championship finals Of
the Amateur Bicycle League of
America tournament. The races will
begin at $50 o'clock.