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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-06-24
Arrived Yesterday

Str Trafalgar (Nor) Porto Padre June
National Refinery. Yonkers, n T.
str Pensa tRasss, Santa Lucia (Cuba).
June IT, to Russian Volunteer Fleet. with
copper ore; Chrome, n j,
Str Edgar 4 LuclSenbach, Hamburg June
s, Rotterdam June II to IIuekenbach
Steamship Lines. with mdse: IT SSth st.
Str Relita CNor). Port Antonio. June
and fruit; Pier, 20, e r.
June 81, to New York & Cuba Mail Steam
ship Co. in ballast; Pier II. Bldvn,
Str stxaola, Santa Marta June IA. cristo-
Kingston, June Is. to United Fruit Co,
with "a pass mails and mdse; Pier Is,
str zaanland <pu) (new Ass tons,.
Glasgow June IL, to Funch, Edge & Co,
in ballast; Pier 5, Constable Hook, n j.
Str Borneo Maru (Jap3, New. Orleans,
June Is, to Barber Steamship Lines. in
ballast: Pier IS. Bklyn,
Str Creole. New Orleans. June II, to
Southern Pacific Co. with pass and mdse;
Str A, Bostwick, Galveston Juno 49, to
Robert l. Hague, with OIL anchored off
Tompkinsville. I.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk; to the Old Do
minion Trans Co. with mdse; Pier rs, N r.
Str Fort Hamilton (Brl, Bermuda June
81; to the Furness Bermuda Line. with els
pass, mails and mdse; Pier 95 N r.
Str winston Salem, jamaica Bay.
Str Kjttegaun, Jamaica Bay
Ssr Durham Maru tJap), Shanghai via
Sen Francisco; to Nippon Yusen Kaisha,
with nadse; anchored eff Quarantine.
Str America. returned from trial trip;
to u Mail steamship Co. Pier 5. Hobo
ken. N J.
Schr Lincoln, returned hence for George
town, C; to Sexton g. Bujaint; anchored
off Red Hook Flats p klyn
S S Niagara, Key West; Navy Yard.
Bkiyn.
Str Gothia (swed). Nuevitas June 49, to
Moore s. Mccormack. with sugar; anchored
off Quarantine
str Mantiila (Nor), Tampico June is; to
the Pan-Arpericaa Petroleum Co, with
crude oil; anchored off Tompkinsville, /.
Str Great Falls, Philadelphia.
Str Fort Armstrong, Baltimore via Nor
folk
Strs Caracas. La Guarra and San Juan
Str Egren1oht Castle. Manila via Boston.
Str ,Cayo Mambi, Baracoa.
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American Ports

- BALTIMORE. June 2S.-Arrived: strs
M Mant 3 :, B Boston; West cohas swansea:
S1, YORK; Gedania Qoanzig), Tampico'
Sailed: Strs West Raritans HAMBURG:
Ia4a ar, e, lBr9, Liverpool; Gram (Nor5,
5h ans.aI; sTonesit Copenhagen and Trelie.
oorg; II Grove. Los Angeles Via Pbiis-
a atl; Bella. Port Maria; Tulsages.
BOSTON, June 2a-Arrived. Str Mic.
squri lBiD, London. Sailed: Strs Sam Has
S s55I3' hayana, CristobAl and Port f,imon ::
t Nn,s ~ orl, New York; Andalusa (Swel,,
hfellhogg Tar Iltaampieo; Bristol Norfolk; schr
sst u.aA Ale $ G, June 2a-Arrtved:
{Jap), Hampton Roads st Johns eon a1aIu
5aeksonyiile Sailed: Strs Peekskiil Ant,
p peip W Wssssrn Knight. Pearl Harbor:
teAl4vESToN. June 2s--Arrived: strs
GIty OF Dalhart. Tampa; Condo Wifredo
s snpam, sares5 i, Decatur Bridge, Brem-
"a ne Elnidaie. Sagua La Grande: Median
sBrl, Liverpool; ToyoIs Maru DAM Nav
6 1orA. sailed strs Raldhin. New Orleans;
Casey barcelona; Celebes Maru fTan1
port In Japan; pauperttt, Havre: "a 4
Il poheny. Tampico; Lake Fielder Tan
Pieo; Lamington tBr1. port in Itsly:
6 dofaan, phi , and Japanese ports;
JACKSONVILLE f9a. Iupe %,
savea, strs Walden, Savannah; Ingold sa-
E Tian An aas saas ssS Boston Laks
EAeon. New York. Sailed: Strs Moha VII
new York; Western Front. Hamburg: at
Johns County Fernambuco
NEWPORT NEWS, June 23-Arr,vsa
Strs West Celeron, Norfolk Durham sT1
Sm Mem G anir Maerss (Danl, Ham.
Maersk U9anl. Hamburg: Anna er,lra AZ
glers. Sailed: Sers Cape Ortegal iRrl
Queenstown: Edgewood. Norfolk Hartfor99,
' etoi y
NORFOLK. Va, June 23.-Arrives. s,rs
WINDING Gulf, Providence; DunlSirk ar,
Montreal; Port Prize lBr), Wellington.
Eleanor Maersk DAM. Queenstown: Jef
ierson, New York kina (Dan). CrfstobaI.
Bala1on Gp, Marseities: Flshkiii. New
york Rier 0rontes tBrl, Smyrna; Cola
i naaf' ssw laEk; Iuiana. Portland, Me:
ossa, New York; Innako. New Yark: Sa
tarlia. Philadslptia, sailed: Strs craig
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Sailed Yesterday

Strs Smaragd (Nor}, Guantanamo Co
NAL (Am), Galveston: Salaam {A1n). Balti-
more; Jamestown (Am), Norfolk; Rayo
(An), Port Arthur Anchoria (Br). Ham
laga (An9, Norfolk; Yueatan Camp, Ha-
vana; Vistula ODD, Port Lobos; Agwsun
tAm). Port Lobos; Quernstad tNor), Phil
adelphia vauban (Br). Rio de Janeiro:
Dorothy tAm}, Puerta Plata; Oscar II
DAM, Christiania; Vittorio Emanuele III
(Am) Baltimore; Manhattan (Aml Liy-
erpool; Mount Clay (Am). Hamburg; Lake
airline (Am1, San Juan; schr FIowerdew
(An), Norfolk; Camagauga, Porto Cortez:
Eemland (Du(, Amsterdam; Nantahsla,
Norfolk,
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Army Orders

from The Tribame's Washington Alredu
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Amy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
rauissn. Capt. a. F.. to Camp Grant.
EunEieutt. Capt L. v, to Fort Mcintosh.
1 I capt NJ. r., to Camp Pike.
geraty. Capt. r. j., to Coblenz
Sanpoeil, Capt. G.. B.. to Camp Pike.
ouartermaster Corps
ware, Capt. s, H.. to New York
91aseSeaneil. 1t. a. E, to PHILADELPHIA
As]en' 1t. c. F., to Brooklyn.
Ordnance Department.
'o1iowing to Dover: Davis Lit. M H;
Feiot Maj. ]. H.. vickery. It. J. C.
wagner Capt H. u, to Cobienz
Cavalry
T1illson. Nal J. c. f.. to Tucson.
z Ganler' Maj. @. B.. to Washington.
1rant, Capt. j. e., resigned.
Miscellaneous
Saitchell, Capt. A., Vet. c.. to Camp Pike.
coward 1t. r. w. c. A.. resigned.
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Berth Changes

Vessel Transferred to
Bayway.. .............Ro Robins D D, Bklyn
Comanehe. ...................P Pier IS. " r
Consort. .
National D D. West New Brighton,
Crewe Hail. Pier 8, American, Docks
Schr Gertrude Parsons.
Anchored off City Island
Glenpool. Anchored off Tomplsinsville s
Phoenix... Foot South 4th st, B'klyn
Quaco Queen. Foot 65th st. B'lslyu
Schr st Clair Theriault.
Foot 9Th st, = r
Pier $, D. Law r r, Hoboken, N J
Schr Vincent White
Hastings Ion the Hudson
Walter d Munson
Warmers Sugar Refinery Edgewater NJ r
West SeIeae.
N n Harbor ID n cutie, q T
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Tragas-pa.ifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Gem
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoftice
station, New York at Z y. m, as follows;
Japan, Cosea. China. Siberia, French Indo
China and Netherlands East Indies teI-
cept Sumatra1, via San Francisco, steam
ship Keystone State. June %.
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China Siberia,
French Indo-China, Netherlands East
Indies Except Sumatra), and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco, steamship
Tenyo Maru, June 81.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco, steam-
ship Ventura. June 30.
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rIownies New England; Juniata, New Eng
land Bio Grande (Nor). Cristobal; Missis
slppl 1Br), Antwerp; Virginia Qt), Gibral-
Armstrong, New York; Freeman. New
England Quaker City, liverpool: Nenos
NOR cHSor3' Jacksonville; Hornby Castle (Br).
mlral Hamilton (Br), Azores; Cape Ortegat
tBr)' Queenstown; Montague Q3r), Kings
PHILADELPHIA June 23,-Arrivad.
Strs Strathlorne (Br), Havre via Balti-
more; Colin H Livingstone, Seattle. etc f.
gan Santucket, Boston; Joseph J Cuneo (Nor),
Strs Sunoco (Belg), Antwerp and T,ondon !:
Agiers, Houston City of New York DRY
ma ct ETC. via New York; schr Free
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, June 23-Arrived :.
9 9B cuff Queen, Tampico: British Marquis
SS6r}s swansea. Sailed: Gulf Coast, Phiia-
aelphla; British Peer, London.
Fort TAMPA, June 2S-Arrived; Str
W Port EADs. La June 2s~-Arrived. strs
SBr), Liverpool, commack, Philadelphia !;
Sunny (Nor), Progreso; Harold Walker,
Ta aa ;SS a1 Mobile; Verona (Nor)'
Csrenatula (Bp, London I'll Almra n,te
New York Hibueras (aond). Bluedeids =:
honduras (Nor), Kingston; Quinistankhon''
IeIa; strombus (Br9, Tampieo
PORTLAND, Me, June 23-Arr,ved. Str
Zip emu Norfolk. Sailed Str Trans
00ssl AVaaN hAaH5fi@G2 a r Bylay Norfolk
City OF Savannah, New York. Sailed: strs
Persian, Baltimore; Ashbee, Liverpool and
london; Erie Maru (Jap), Bremen and
f7aWnqSqrg; Trinidadian Port Arthur.
Arrived; Sch Edward Smith, Harvey Bank.
N II. for New York '->'
,, MOBILE. June 23--Arrived strs Lake
RAPPORT, Progreso; Pleiades, New Yorl1 ::
CoIthraps, New Orleans. Sailed; Schr
Olden State, Porto Rico
PENSACOLA. June 23-Saiied: strs
Elae triangle. Port Arthur; Bayou Chico,
TAMPA. Fla, June 23--Arrived: strs
Narwhal, Nueva Corona; schr Lady An
toinette (l3r), Georgetown
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Navy Orders
Fron, ne Tribnne,a N,nahinaton R,.rea,.

From The Tribnne's Washington Bureaas
WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Nayy orders
issued to-day follow:
acnr, L. q. go ). M, to u. s. s. Soioma
S.ssiow. 1t. A. r., to Newport.
B Basanury; 1t W e.. to y. $. s. Utah.
Pr 1wnsyi Il t., T F.. to y. 8. 8 Niagara.
GSaiiion, 1t g. g1 ]. IL, to Washington
geer II. Com. S. H. to Birmingham
eeesa, 1t, =, 81 r; NJ. to T. s.. S. Swan.
BALE. 1T Com. G. b. 81 to - N .swysoa,
i I-ai Bosn. j: J.. to y. S. s. Ontario.
% %win, Capt. n e., TO Portsmoueh
Tasoa, It, X. L.. to San Francisco.
74s ses. Capt. a.. to U. s. s. Hender-
4c cssl 1t Com II. r.. to San Fran
S Se5S1lain Il. Com. J: r.. to Newport.
~ e.r. Mach; J. w to y. $. s. Ontario.
pot tss"T T., En T = 4 =. to Y. s. s. cuIgoa
ssansom, Pharn,. H. j.. to Annapolis.
s 80, Com. A. H.. to Newport
seb ssn' 1t. j: T.. to Asiatic station.
ss ,,ita Lit. r.. to q. S. s. Chicago
s,an5i Fharin. s. E., to U. S. S. Utah
tt si Il q. 3D. ]. p. to q. S. s. Yes
tIparston, IT. Com s. s.. to destroyer force.
yyopper. 1t. j. A.. TO Phiiaaelphia.
WYasIealgesang. Capt. c. r.. TO New York
North s,a -. e.. 81 K. g., to U. 8. s.,
s mi1'son; II. Com. s. l.. to Pensacola.
Earass -. CON ]. H, to res. div, Pacific
Sssasssston. Ems J.. NJ. to u. s. s. Dent.
E,i1 sssuon. Ii r. H., to u. S. S. Fareahoit.
Haa,a @ns- 4 p. TO y. s. s. Dorsey
E S-gso, Ens. G. M to y. s. S. Meryin.
T ~ ssssiiL Lit Il. J.. TO u S. 81 Crane.
NJ IN Jil,, Ems; J. b., to u. S. s. Shirk
80 ssa,osisy, Ems. w H., TO u. S. S. Buchanan.
Tsaasiord, Ems. T. A., TO u 8. S. Simpson.
Sp.Sas5,lsueid Ems. b. S., to u S. S. DeIong.
R ,ls Ems. J. c., to u. S. S. Nicholas.
Rab s, rms. H. c. TO u. s. s. Philip
s slpSssrts; EMS W., to u. s. s. Edsaii
ssaagg, Ems. c.. TO y. s. S. Kennedy.
Les 'aken, Ems, e. W. 70 II, $, s. s. p.
T sIhs. Fps B., To u 5. o. Ropsr.
Naiss.. go q. T.. TO u. g. &. WOODBURY.,
sse @as- G. B.. IA u. S. S. Ramapn
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Lake Ports

CLEVELAND. June 23-Arrived: Strs o
Q Jenkins, Duluth; Richard Trlnble, Lo-
rain; w r Stafford, islands: K Recor.
Islands. Sailed: Strs Missouri Chicago: j
. Hill, Duluth Richard Trimbie. Fort WIN
liam; W y Stafford. Islands
DULUTH, June 23---Arrived: Strs Nor
way. Ellwood Snyder p Reiss Croft. Dick
son. House, Byers, w aiather, McIntosh.
Sailed: Strs Burlington, Cakes. Hougllton.
Bail Bros. Gates. p f Jones w g Ma Their,
Wilkinson. Barnuins Ashley, Tomlfnson.
Cowan, o NJ Reiss, Green. Francoulb
FORT WILLIAM. luna % - Arrived.
Strs jacob, Harriet B, Ednentan, Salad /:
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Marine Reports
Figures indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES
WINDS Mt Sen To-day

Hatteras te Key West--Moaeeate to fresh
sous invest winds, except moderate east
over Florida Straits, partly overcast
weather.
over Fast Gulf-Moderate east to south
winds AMI partly overcast weather.
over West Gulf--Moderate southeast
ana south winds and partly overcast
over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pas
sa ge--Msderate east winds aud partly
overcast weather
North of Sandy Hooi~-Fresh west and
weather.
SANDY Hook TO Observation-Disclosures to
fresh west and northwest winds and partly
overcast weather
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City Island
Bound South

Sohr Mabel Il Gum (Brl Sherbreoke.
N s. for New York.
Bound East
Schrs Sarah Quinn, New York for Port
Washington Peaceland (Brs. Port Read
Ing fer Annapolis. S. John Braeeweil.
Port Reading for Waldoboro. Me tlatter
TWO anehoredl
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AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
e., Ne1o con- binGtiea Passenger and Frsioht
Key number beside ships MANS indicotss
operator shoaom bottom of column.
EUROPE.
Plymouth. Bouiosne and London
From New York
July I2-August 16-September 2o--Oid
June 2s--August 2-september Cen
tepnial State asp.
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
July 13-August 39--October I5-Hud-
July 23-September Princess Matoika
July as-september 14-october 2o-Po-
tonlac (159).
Ma pies and Genoa
From New York
Middle July--Poeahonta d5s).
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen.
From New York
June 25-July 23-August 24-septemher
28-America G59).
July ao--Auglst 27-septenber a.
George Washington (159).
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio dc Janeiro. Monteyideo and Buenos
From New York
June 29-Martha Washington f911
FAB ISAST
Honolulu. Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai
Manila, HongAerg.
From San Francisco
July 23-Emptre State (105)
August 6--GoLden State (1O5)
yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai. Honskons,
Manila.
From Seattle
July a--Silyer State GO6).
July 50-Wenatchee t106),
HAWAII. PHILIPPINES. EAST INDIA.
Honolulu. Manila. Saigon. Singapore. CO.
loRibo. Calcutta. = -
From San Francisco
July 14-Granite State (io5l
August i3--Creole State (l0al
CoAsTWISE AND HAWAII
Havana. Canal, Los Angeles. San Francisco
and Hawaiian Islands.
From Baltimore
July 16--Hawkeye State (so,.
GoASEFISE
Havana, Canal, Los Angeles. San Francisco
from Baltimore
June 25--Em pira State llO5)
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The following receivers In bankruntcv
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
=, John L. l.yttle, receiver for Arthur
Refer and Adolph Gerschkowitz. furs and
skins, els Sixth Avenue
Louis Jesawit. receiver for A. 2. 6 Flee
trio Co., with bond of $4,000
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Judgments Filed
In New York City

Tho following Judgments were a,ee ves
t ,s the first name being that Of the
Altman Fred and Morris p
w, S. Sussn,an oAfi'
Anas Koch Inc r. n,,,tb N,;':; S'o3'so
& Kuhne NNciioa
Aekerman, Beniamln-s. Eisman ''4''i
te al ..,......: ..,.......... Ip6741
Reich - Auto Brokerage Co,
Brewster &, 60 inc Il asz'95
ps TeGris ct Al ;,............... 1850 .os
e,, y r. co; )-steph's Chocolate
Ba GS sigmund- Equitable Trust W. =
brgit tio' John s.-Tietlwater oil ''''
Beinhauer Edward II 49,, - so5.3l
tav II. Beinhauer-fcerris I-and
rs co .o,;,..,, ,....y......... 5t.s77so
Bn rTlnee e,, g. Nathan ............ 2.oie.47
BeHnsky, Abraham Ensteir C1s u
brennan, Thomas L--Ijon Rre1v ''"'iV
cry OF New York CITY. $50 o.
Whitney winllaiV Georse-E j. Bull
Derihan, Joseph Hudson Trust
Botta. Aneeiin'.. ,.,...'.... 6,T6
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Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add / hour
Sail T0.day
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Fire Record

i2:Ss--2tf Elizabeth st: Jozeph Tepa
bsnzano ..........s. -. EnknoYn
.19-~-4 w. 5Dth st. Z. Miller. .L'nRn0wl
10 39--s3 Mercer St unknown :. Unkaown
i0;S5--4Qf u 54th ST.. Henry Elias
Unknown
Unknown
ll:8e-18s1 1st az; E. Palmer. Unknowl
Z ".
l:T0-79th St and Central Park West.
roof. City OF New York. Unknown
S:20-3 W. 47th 81; Mrs. Aleyandsr
4:1o~s7 W. 12sth St; George sn.ls.
fer Observation-Disclosures. 49,. Trialng
1o;o0--I2 Morris St; CancantIne Ks-
bell ............... Unknown
1O:2o-426 W. g2d ST.; Dennis Dine.
Unknown
1o:4O>--24 I'd av.; Isaac Tannenbanm.
Unknown
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ports OF Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

L,eopoldina. Havrc. 49,, Gao AM 1000 AM
smessone. Buenos Ayres. T.oe AM li.oo AM
sayaro. bemerara eco AM 400 All
siNaoia, Cristobal. ,.... sla0 AM 1000 AM
Mohawk, Jacksonville. ---------- IL 90 NJ
Sail Wednesday
Columbia, Trieste. ~. $40 AM 1e.eoNf
~araVas' turaeao's.,. 1910 AM 200 AM
Saii Thursday
Berengaria Southamp-
ION, ton 'sss.s.,.,,ias, ,.S,, 1880 AM i1ioe AM
hagen ,..,,.... $3.50, $50 AM 100 PAL
stlnh&sahda, Hamburg 100 AM 11:00 AM
Asia, Marseilles. .. 9sS0 AM Z 90 PM
Sac ynoente, Lisbon sac AM 1900 Ar
Thenlistocles, Piraeua 100 AM 1900 M
All Sarfoh, Hamburg. 800 AM 200 PM
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Marine Carpe Or7ers

From TIE Tr3tuJff'g Ffesl m or FNTeaH
wssgf9wGFn srariae Corps
orders issued to-day follow:
Heyt hal H. H.. ~
Mnrrag MAJ J. a. 10 ,'efsiaeuth.
Davis Capt. H. s. 80 Maze Island.
uunt, Capt. L. r. 70 f20anfiee.
iSeliy. II. 9. f., resigned
Following ri Las. ~ Guam: Aschsir7,
s.. crawford r j. fIofnbosteL r. y.
MufFsy. 2d ut. g. l., resiegsl.
oatarHauB, Mat e, -. 70 Esrfs Island.
Capeltoa, "a IT.. a. t.. resigned
Mctflli. Col. J. f. n sgasnsnefon.
Harrison. MAJ. Is. s., to Washington.
Holmes. Capt. ~ O.. to cuaatjce.
AcCaBD. Capt. J. r., to Portsmouth,
15esttis Capt ". r.. TO Hagfi-
Drew. pt. s. r. 20 U. S. s. Idaho.
Wallace, Mar Gun. f. F.. 20 Portsmouth,.
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TT - Ut NNt'V - -. Z w NM II !.
sinil Th1irsdnN
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Berengaria. southamp-
Evening star., 1921-09-02
CAUGHT ON THE FLY

NEW YORK, September 2.-Waite
Hoyt PROBABLY will be sent against
the Griffmen today. Mcbride is un-
decided whether to pick Acosta, Erick-
halt the losing streak. With the
Yankees slugging like iends it
doesn't seem to make much differ
ence.
A clOse-tO-capaeity throng was on
hand to greet the prospective world
series contenders yesterday. The
crowd groaned when the Giants de-
yelled vociferously when each defeat
the Pirates suffered was posted.
Gotham is set for a world series all
it's own.
johnson drew an ovation by fan
ming the side in round six, Meusel,
Pipp and Ward succumbing in sue
cession after Ruth had started with a
two-bagger. Johnson's seven strike
outs yesterday raised his lifetime to-
tai to within three of Cy Young's all.
time mark Of 2.790.
Nowhere in the circuit does Alt
rocks comedy go oyer better than in
this biggest of towns. Nick and AL
uproar throughout the intermission.
which was heightened to nearly half
an hour to permit their full program
Of antics.
Milan alone was able to solve Shaw
key with any consistency in the OPEN
er. Zeb getting three Of the seven
bingles the Hugman star yielded.
Zeb followed in nicking Harper for a
pair to make profitable day Of 1t.
Bing Miller made a whale Of a catch
of long wallop by Ward in round
two Of the second game, leaping for
the ball. after long run. close to the
fence in left center. A chewing match
I-st
first by virtue Of a single at the time,
and, thinking a catch was improbable,
he crossed second; Bush got Miller's
return and claimed a put-out by tag
ging the sack. contending Pipp failed
to toe it in retracing his steps. But
Hildebrand couldn't see it that way.
Picinich turned in two splendid
catches of fouls near the screen, and
both Harris and Judge were cheered
for their catlike nimbleness in retir-
Evening star., 1921-09-02

ing Miller when Elmer's smokey
punch caromed OF Johnson's glove in
the fifth.
The throng pleaded for homer
from Ruth on his every appearance.
a large afternoon Of it at that, with
two doubles and as many singles in
eight times up.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
COVELESK|E INJURED
AS TRIBE LOSES LEAD

,Cleveland's chances for another
American League pennant are not SO
bright today. Forced out Of first place
yesterday when they lost a twelve
inning encounter to the Tigers, the
Indians suffered a greater loss when
Stanley Coveleskie, pitching star. tore
a ligament in his side. The injury is
so severe that Covvy probably will
not be able to toe the slab again for
at least two weeks. It has been Cove
leskie's hurling that has kept the
Tribe around the top this season and
his loss just about skaters his teams
hope for another championship.
In other encounters, the Browns
gained better hold on third place
by trouncing the White Sox and the
Athletics pointed the way to the Red
Sox. who are bidding for a first di-
vision berth.
The Tigers outbatted the Indians
thirteen hits to eleven, and won, to
s. The game was bitterly contested
before the Tigers got to Caldwell after
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On September 1 Chicago lost and
Cleveland won. Thus the Indians
went into first place on the Index
day" OF the year. And even though
later in the month. yet the Septem-
Der 1 prophecy held good. Cleveland
ousted the Sox and won the flag.
Wins ON Last Day.
In 1904 Boston did not win the pen
nant from New York until the very
last day of the season. but the rec
ord for September 1 shows that the
leader on that important day was Bos-
ton.
Detroit won the pennant of 1908 on
the last day OF the campaign, end
ing a three-cornered fight with
year as September 21 Cleveland
passed Detroit and took the lead.
Then Chicago passed Detroit, and for
two days the Tigers were in third
place. But on September 27 Jen-
nings' men headed the list by one
six points. And here again it was
the eventual pennant winner, Detroit,
that stood on the top rung on the
fateful day of September 1.
September 1 is the day that settles
things in Ban Johnson's league. 1t is
true that teams not ahead on Sep
tember have pushed their way to
the front before the race ended. But
they did not stay there. The flag
went to the September 1 leader.
Figures Do Not Lie.
These figures show the percentages
Of the winner on September l and
at the end of the season, compared
team on September and at the close
of the season:
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by Harper, which dropped safely, in
! right center.
| Fhe game was put on ice in the
eighth. when singles by Ruth, Meusel,
Ward. McNally, DeVormer and Elmer
Miller developed in conjunction with
three stolen bases for four tallies.
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two were out in the twelfth for the
decisive tally.
Bunching hits of Hodge in three
innings, the Browns vanquished the
White Sox. to 0. The fielding of ia
cobson. Ellerbe and Williams was a
feature. Van Glider kept the Sox hits
scattered.
Rommel1 outpitched Jones and the
Macks beat the Red So1, to 2. Du-
gan's batting in the sixth and eighth
innings gave the Athletics the edge.
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Yankees Go to Top

| 1'Te1eH tut 1AxO6eRuBe
New YORK. iSn ....::: ''::: . : "a
Two, base hits--Gharrity. Ruth, Rice. Home
runs-Meusel. Judge. SacrifcesHMcNally
Pipp. Peckinpaugh Ward. Double play
Bush. Harris and Judge. Left on bases-New
9% York; ss 8; Mashainstop. T. Bases on balls
pitcher-By Mogridge Ward: By Shawkey
lBrower). Struck out-By Shawkey. Z; By
Mogridge. 8. Umpires-Messrs. Hildebrand
minutes
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And They Stay There

Two-base hit-Ruth. Stolen bases-Meusel.
play-Shanks, Harris and Judge. Left on
bases-New York. z; Washington, o. Bases
on balls-On Harper, 1: OF johnson, 2
Struck oct-By Harper, 8; by johnson, Il.
Umpires-Messrs. Evans and Hildebrand. Time
Of game hours and 10 minutes.
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Flag VIII Do So Unless Precedent
LEADER ON SEPTEMBER /
ALWAYS HAS WON FLAG

NLEsS all for the American League
Yankees will win the this For without
exception the campaign
the history position
the night of the first day of the ninth month.
Nor has there been first
squeak the September dope had
dm;tb & -
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SWEEP FOR GREENWOOD.

CLARKSDALE. Miss. September 2.
Greenwood won the fifth and decid-
ing game from Clarksdale yesterday,
6 to 1. making a clean sweep of the
Mississippi League post-season cham
pionship series. Greenwood and
Clarksdale were respective winners
in the split season.
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MOGRIDGE AND JOHNSON
FAIL TO STOP MAULERS
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

2What the Yankees now! Moth
ing wreck, apparently George Mogridge and
task yesterday and in both
conspicuous portion outhpaw being handed
trimming with Bob Shawkey his opponent and Johnson
musoleums and eight while
Harpeyes Harrymd the Nationals measy
binpes and
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How Crifs Are Hitting
LOUISVILLE NEAR TITLE.
q, Al. H,sp,RBI.Pc

Louisville appears to be assured Of
a championship in the American As
sociation. Kentucky first in beauti-
full women. first in horses and first
in base ball. The sun do move.