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, 1921-08-30
Veterans Enter
Golf Journeys

ST. LOUIS, Aug. so.-Entries from
such veterans of the links as jerome
Travers Of New York, and H. Chand-
Ter Egan of Portland, Ore, have been
received by T. ]. Mcmahon. secretary
of the United States Golf association
for the 1921 championship tournament
at HI st Louis Country club Septem-
Der 1874, 1t was announced here to-
day.
Willie Hunter. British amateur
champion; Tom Armour of Scotland,
and Raymond Swift of England. have
entered. and B~iggerstaffe Wilson.
British Columbian champion, is ex
pected to enter.
The Knepper brothers OF Iowa;
Chick Evans of Chicago; Max Marston
OF Philadelphia; Dick Bockenkamp OF
st. Louis. and Jesse Guilford of Bos-
ton are among h other well,known
golfers entered.
, 1921-08-30

Shumdn to Be
Ring Promoter

CHEYENNE. Aug. 20. - Heinic
Schuman. promising aspirant. for the
middieweight crown. will make his
debut as a fight promoter September
! when he and his brother will stage
a card at the Fort Russell riding hall
in which Earl Puryear and Harry
Bramer will provide the principal cx-
change OF wallops. Puryear and Bra
mer. TO weigh n at 122 pounds. are
scheduled for ten rounds. The semi
Anal will be an S-round mix-up with
Soldier Fontana and RED" Brown as
principals. There Will be II rounds Of
preliminares.
, 1921-08-30
Murderer of Two
Hanged Monday

COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. so.-Frsnk
Motto. rs a OF age. Cleveland Ital-
ian. was executed at the ohio peni;
Tertiary carly Monday morning for his
part in the murder and holdup Of C.
w. Sly, and George X. Tanner. Cleve.
land manufacturers. in Cleveland De
cember 81. last.
In an eleventh hour confession Mot
to implicated a Cleveland policeman
as the instigator OF the holdup. who,
he said. received 10 per cent of the
money obtained.
Governor Davis last night after a
conference with Attorney General
Price. who heard Motto's confession.
decided TINT there was noihin in Mot
to's story which rendered him limo
cent of the crime for which he wal
convicted.
, 1921-08-30
Russian Relief
Worker Jailed

RENAL. Aus. s0.-Mcmbers OF tho
Al'Russian relief committee have
been arrested. 1t is said in dispatches
from Moscow. II was reported on
Saturday that this committee. formed
-oId qoInuo Sul 10 ~aousIaIuoo fuIsuss
Sian author and editor. for the pur-
pose OF going abroad In the interests
OF Russian famine relief. had been
dissolved. Associated with Gordy In
the plan were representatives OF va.
rlous political parties In Russia. Re.
cent dispatches have stated that
Leonid krassin. soviet minister OF
trade n commerce. and NJ. Kisch.
kin, e. former leader OF tho Social
Democratic party, were members OF
the committee.
, 1921-08-30
China R~epudiates
New Regime

PEKING, Aug. 25.@Delayed.)-The
inhabitants of the province of Human
have repudiated tho appointment OF
Gen. WI Pei-Fu as inspector general
Of provinces of Human and Hupeh
jointly TO succeed Wang Chan Yuen.
the military governor OF Hupeh, whose
resignation was accepted On August
o..
Gen. WI Pel-Fu is reported to have
ordered his nothern troops to advanve
on Yo-Chow.
The fighting the last few days has
resulted in momentary victories for
the northern troops. wES have driv-
en- back the southerners 10 miles.
, 1921-08-30
Freed From
TQrture
EafO7ic Cleared His
Upset Stomach

1.-THE people who have een me
suffer tortures from neuralgia brought
on by an upset stomach now e me
perfectly sound and enthusiastically
due to Eatonic," writes r. Long.
Profit by Mr.. Longs experience,
keep your stomach in healthy condi-
ton, fresh and cool, and avoid the
aiimente that come from an acid con-
dition. Eatonic brings relief by TAX
ing up and carrying out the excess
acidity and ases-does it quickly
Take an Eatonic alter eating and see
how wonderfully 1t helps you. Big
box costs only a trife with your drug
gist's guarantee
, 1921-08-30
MISS CHICAGO PLACES.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 30. By
The Associated Pressl.-Miss Chicago
Of the Chicago Yacht club. driven by
George Wood of Detroit, won the sec.
'ond heat of the Detroit trophy speed.
boat race here today.
Miss Belle Isle II of the Detroit Boat
club finished first but was disquali'
fled for cutting stakes on the upper
and lower turns.
Miss Chicago's time for the 80 mile
heat was 34:O4;s1. an average speed OF
$50 miles an hour.
, 1921-08-30
Vessels Sweeping
Pacific Searching
for Wreck Survivors

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 30.-Four
vessels abreast Appeared carly today
to search the north Pacific ocean
over a wide expanse for survivors of
the Canadian Importer. the freighter.
mysteriously missing since last
Thursday, according to a radio mes.
sage from Commander Waesche OF
the coast guard cutter Snohomish,
who is directing the search. Com
mander Waesche declared he was
confident the Canadian Importer
which last week was helplessly adrift
in a waterlogGed condition. has foun-
dcred.
, 1921-08-30

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. J0.VBy The
Associated Press).-Baby Gar. OF De-
troit, winner OF the first heat Satur-
day in the wood-Fisher ace for dis
placement speed boats. repeated in
the second SO mile heat in the power
BOAT regetta here yesterday. covering
the distance in 113.51.7s. a speed of
fo.7 miles per hour.
Nick Mack of the Buffalo Launch
club was second. and Aye. Aye Sir. of
thc Miami Beach Yacht club finished
third
, 1921-08-30

Summary: Stolen bases. Jackson.
Two-base hits. Hartzell. Pitler. Flynn,
Jackson. Three-base hits. Slattery,
Samide. Steele. Home run. Hartzell.
Sacrifice hit. Hartzell. Runs batted in,
Hartzell 3. Donica .. Jackson ., Sam
ide !. Struck out, by Steele .. by
Scoggins 3. Bases oil ball, OFF Steele
l. off Scoggins 1. Double plays. Bos-
tick to Pitler 30 Slattery. HARDWOOD to
LaSalle to Graham. Hit by pitched
ball. Graham. Left on bases. Casper
6, Denver 5. Time of game 1855. UNI
piles. Dale and Toolin.
, 1921-08-30
RACE + LEGAL.

WINDSOR. Ont. Aug. so.-Betting
at the Devonshire and Windsor Jockey
club tracks here was held to be legal
in a decision today by Magistrate w.
E. Gundy of Windsor police court. A
cial police against operators of the
two tracks. maintaining OF gambling
devices without express authority in
their charters being charged. The
case was intended as a test.
, 1921-08-30
UphoIds
Sectional Right
Baseball Teams

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 5o@Judg.
lands. baseball commissioner. in a
decision uphold.ag the principle Of
territorial rights In baseball. has
awarded tho Nashville club or the
southern Association the Boston
American league clubs share OF tire
gate receipts % an exhibition game
with the Vanderbilt university team
played at Nashville last April. John
II. Marion. president Of Southern as.
ISOLATION vas notified OF the decision
to-day The ruling was said to cstab-
lish a precedent.
The Nashville club made tho contcn-
ton that the playing OF tho game be
tween Boston and Vanderbilt on the
same day a game was scheduled be.
tween Nashville and an American as.
sociation team violated the territorial
riEhtsoftheSouthrrn association club.
n you can't ny your true coiors.
douff raise any hammer
, 1921-08-30
HARVARD Planning
More Attention
To Minor Sports

BOSTON. Aug. so.-Minor sports at
Harvard university will receive more
attention when Assistant Graduate
Manager of Athletics Bill Bingham
takes up his duties this fall. it was
announced today.
Bingham. together with his associ-
ate coach of track, Edward Farrell,
will direct h cross-country team and
will stimulate interest in wrestling.
soccer. water polo. gymnastics and
other sports.
, 1921-08-30
GREYwoRTHy TAXES TROr.

READVILLE, Mass. Aug. 3d.
Greyworthy. with Walter Cox up. won
the president $4,000 stake for 2;os
trotters at the Grand Circuit meeting
here today. Wiki Wiki tGeers) and
Emma Harvester tPitmanl were tied
for second place with Walnut Frisco
tFleming) fourth. Best time s:04A.
, 1921-08-30
SHORE JOINS WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Alderman
Shorc, cousin of Ernie Shore. former
New York and Boston American
pitcscs, today Joined the Washington
American league club. Shore has been
playing with the Winston Salem team
of the Piedmont league.
, 1921-08-30
Middle Boxer Is
Killed in Bout

LoCKHAvEN, Pa. Aug. 3o.-word
vas received here OF the death early
today at Annapolis naval academy Of
Midshipman William b. Hayes. Jr.. II
years OF age. of this city. from an
injury received in a boxing bout in
the academy gymnasium. August 20.
, 1921-08-30
WILLARD REFEREES MATCH.

LEAVENWORTH. Kan. Aug. 3d.
Jess Willard, former heavyweight
champion. acted as judge at a box
ing contest here last night in which
Pat Walsh of Missouri was knocked
out by Ed Warner of Leavenworth in
the third Of a scheduled 1o-round bout.
, 1921-08-30
SUICIDE OVER FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y. Aug. 30.
"A man described as cighing 10
partly bald and wearing a
shirt and dark suit. went over
falls yesterday afternoon. Later
/ pocketbook vas found or Luna
island bridge. in which was an en-
reading: Deliver this to Mrs.
:. H. Repplin. No. 1121 Elmwood ave.
lue, Buffalo"
, 1921-08-30
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RefinerS Take Five Straight From Den
per;;Dapenport and Steele Each Win
Two Games From Broncs

Duplicating the performance of his teammate, Dave Dav-
export, Bob Steele, portside pitching ace of the Casper Re-
yesterday let Denver down with an s-to-0 loss and in
so doing allowed the visitors but two hits. Helpless before
Steeles benders and by the sensational baseball that the Cas-
per team PLAYED in the field behind the pitcher never even
, 1921-08-30
WILL DELAY TROOPS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3o.-Fedoral
troops will not be scnt to West Nir-
ginia to dea with the situation n the
coal fields unless another request is
made by the state authorities, Sec
rotary Weeks announced after n con.
ference with President Harding.
, 1921-08-30
Barnyard Golf
Courts Completed
For Tournaments

HAMLINE. MINI. Aug. s0.-Thir-
ty-six horseshoe pitching courts nave
been completed at tho Minnesota
state fair grounds here for the an
nual tournament OF tho National
Horseshoe Pitchers association.
which will be held during the fair
from September 3 to 10.
, 1921-08-30
wILHELM NEW MANAGER.

PHlLALPHIA. Aug. 3d. William
f. Baker, president of the Philadel-
phia National league club announced
today that Irving Wilhelm had been
assigned as manager for 1929.
, 1921-08-30
American League.
Sport FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE

ing fall and winter II plans being
made at Iowa state college and Drake
university materiaIize. Charles w.
Mayser of Iowa state has challenged
Drake university 10 a series of
matches and the challenge has been
accepted by Ed Lytton
, 1921-08-30
PARKS TO STAY WITH DETROIT.

DETROIT, Aug. 50.-Manager Cobb
of the Detroit club has decided not to
release Pitcher Vernon Parks TO the
Omaha Western League, as he pre-
viously announced. and the young
collegian will be given a place on the
bench for the remainder of h sea
son. He injured his arm recently.
, 1921-08-30
o0TBAIL PAYS N ENGLAND.

DNboH AEg. acs-Nearly a mil
people attencola the AZ football
games throughout the United King
dom last Saturday. The government
through the entertainment tax. is esti-
mated to have profited by s145. 900.
, 1921-08-30
LegiOnndires
Visit Belgium

YPREs, Belgium. Aug. so.-CBy The
Associated Pressl.-The American
Legion members visiting Europe. after
spending the morning on the User
battlefields. lunched amidst the ruins
of this battered city. Then they went
on a visit to the large cemeteries con-
tanning the remains OF SOC, 900 allied
and German soldiers.
, 1921-08-30
KING TAKES TITLE

DENVER, Aug. 30.-Neil King OF
Denver won the Colorado state tennis
championship here yesterday by de-
feating b. p. Hoover of Boulder in a
sensational match. rs. GA, 10. 81.
the title last year.
, 1921-08-30
Games Today

Midwest League.
Laramie at Casper.
Denver at Greybull.
Scottsbiun at Sterling.
National League.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
American League.
New York at Washington.
No others scheduled.
, 1921-08-30
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP DISPUTED
TOURNEY FUNDS FOR CHARITY

A three-day baseball tournament has been scheduled for
Casper for September 8, 10, IL between four teams repre-
senting the Casper Rotary club, Kiwanis club, Real Estate
Board and The Tribune.
The teams will play for the championship of these four.
organizations and the entire proceeds will be divided equally
, 1921-08-30

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Aug. 3d.
Horseshoe pitching win become an in
Intercollegiate sport during the conf
, 1921-08-30

Nine thousand scrubwomen arc re.
auired to keep New York office build.
nEs clean.
, 1921-08-30

A man in Medical Lake. Wash.
to divorce his wife because of
her excessive tobacco chewing.
, 1921-08-30
Last Scores


New York s, Chicago Z.
Pittsburgh 0. Brooklyn 1,
Cincinnati 10. Bost N o.
, 1921-08-30
STERLING WINS
FROM BLUFFS
Hard Smuggling Contest Goes
to ~lrrigators When
Sigman Falls.

STERLING. Colo, Aug. 5o.-Sootts.
bluff brought a close 10 It's series
with Sterling yesterday by taking the
fast going Prairie Dogs down the line
TO a 5 q 1 victory. II was a hard
slagEing contest with Scottsblun hay.
Ing tho best Of the argument
me score r Il. Z.
seottshiun ------OIo oio 1875 IS .
Sterling ---oIo 600 ooc-l ? /
Batteries Scottshluff. Mckinney
and Roche Sterling. sigman and Cop.
pie.
, 1921-08-30

American League.
No games scheduled.
, 1921-08-30

II you can't ny your true colors.
don't raise any banners.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Todd Shipyards Eleven
Defeats Jersey Celtics

Outranking the newly organized
Jersey City Celtics in the first match
under American Soccer League aus
pices at Todd Field yesterday, the Todd
Shipyards' eleven notched a signal VIC
tory by the score of z goals to 0. after
having established lead Of to in
the first half. The national champions
were superior at every point of the
game, and at no stage was there any
doubt as to the outcome.
After a save by the Celtic custodian
McKenna, close in, shot the first goal
after five minutes of play. Soon after
Mcclure, from eighteen yards out
placed Todd Shipyards 2 points up.
McKenna again came through for the
third goal, and before half time Camp
bell shot the fourth from thirty yards
out.
Mcclure, Hosie and McKenna scored
in the order named in the second half.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
New York Soccer
Men Battle to Tie
With Harrison Club

New York soccer followers were
treated to rafting exhibition of their
favorite sport In the opening game Of
the American Soccer League compcti-
tion between the New York Football
Club and the Harrison Football Club
at New York Oval, yesterday after
noon, when tie resulted at 2 goals
for each side.
New York was leading at half time
by 20, but the Jersey men rallied
in the second period, throughout which
they showed to better advantage than
the local team. After tieing up .he
score, the visitors successfully repelled
final onslaught by New York and
thereby earned division of the
points.
After seventeen minutes of play
Duggan, at the end of splendid run,
shot the first goal for New York. The
second point for the home team came
twelve minutes later through spec
tacular run down the greater part Of
the field by Hunziker on the left. Hun
ziker passed to A. Stark, who scored.
The New Workers. fell away appre-
clably after change of ends, but held
their advantage until fifteen minutes
from the close. At this stage Butter
worth outwitted Kelly and passed to
Heminsley, who scored Cor Harrison.
After this New York seemed to go to
pieces and, with three minutes to go.
Heminsley equalized after Shaw and
Butterworth had broken through.
The 1ine-un.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Cleveland Amateurs Win
Twice From Cincinnati;

CLEVELAND, Sept. ls.--The White
Motors, local champions. remain in the
race for the Glass A famateur1 chan nm
pionship of the National Baseball Fed
Grafton by winning to-day double
header here from the Fenwicks. Of Gin
clnnati, to / and to 4. The Fen
wicks won the first game of the series
yesterday.
kuntz pitched both games for Cleve-
iand, allowing six hits in the first and
seven in the second. 'N
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Brooklyn Soccer Team
Defeats West New York

:, The Brooklyn Football Club opened
Ine "a soccer season at the Ridgewood
n,asenall Park yesterday by defeating
the West New York eleven by the score
o. goals to 2. At half time the VIC
Eew, OF Brooklyn, shot two goals
ana McChesnie, Moores and Davis one
apae1e. a Gomeron added one from a
taken by Kennedy. 'S "s'e
Opposed to the Spanish n
soccer team in the first game of th.. sha
season yesterday, the Catholic Club. of Of
west Harlem, emerged with a we'll
earned victory by the score of goals
to !, all points coming in, the first half
bceiand and Sloan scored for the win.
hers and Rodriguez for the losers.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Mike McNnlly in Hero Role
Before Hrong Of 38, 600 Fans
New York Third Baseman knocks Home Run
Into Left Field Bleachers and Also Fig
in the Scoring of Two Other Tallies

place the
points Mike MN of the and Out Huggers and Walter Johnson
should be with
by ravng
the at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon.
euphonious
frai yesterday
attending strictly
capital Walter
in mostap
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Reds Score Twice
Over Boston Braves
By Heavy Batting
Proves Effective in
First Contest, While Dau-
bert's Hitting Helps in I'd

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S.-The Reds
took two games from the Braves here
to-day, 6 to 3 and 10 to 3, by heavy
batting.
In the first game both Watson and
Morgan were hit when hits were
needed. Markle pitched we'll in the
pinches, while both clubs fielded badly.
Long hits, punched effectively,
proved too much for the Boston pitch
ers in the second game. Daubert made
a home run, double and two singles.
Luque was greatly aided by FIVE double
plays, while Boston made two.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Johnson Bumps
Cleveland Out
OF League Lead
Kansas sCannonball' Allows
Only Three Hits and One
Run, Through Wildness

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.--Cleveland
was ousted from first place in the
American League race to-day when
beaten by Washington, to 1.
Johnson held the world champions
to three hits, their only run being due
to Gardner's single and successive
passes to Sewell, Johnston and O'Neill.
The locals punched three hits with
two bases on balls and sacrifice fly for
four runs in the sixth inning.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19

Brooklyn by reaching first on Elliox|
tumble. Neis ran for Ruether and &
home on Olson's single and JohnstaI
sacrifice fly.
The games to-day were the only So
day games the Cubs have won at hss|
this season.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Henline Stars With Bat.
But Cards Reat Ph;11;es

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18.--I-itting with
men on bases gave St. Louis a to 4
victory over Philadelphia to-day. Hen
line had the heavy stick Of the after
noon, getting three blows out of four
trips, one of which was a double.
Fournier's unassisted double play in
the first inning came close to triple
killing, but James Smith was safe on
second after Williams lined to Four
niler, who doubled Rapp and then tossed
to second. The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
SECOND GAME
Totals. s2s slo24l4ll Totals. 81 10 II % is
Batted for Braxton in seventh inning.
tbatted for Morgan in ninth inning

Boston 0 0 o. q
Cincinnati. 0 8 x-10
Two base. hits-Bressler Daubert, Groh
rowell Three base hits-Groh, Cruise
Gowdy, Bohne. Home run - Daubert
stolen bases-Fonseca. Bressler Sacriflce
Nixon Double plays-Bohne. Kopf and
paupert; Kopf Bohne and Daubert; Dau-
pert and Kopf; Ford, Chrstenbury and
Holke (2); Luque, Hargrave and Daubert: ::
Groh, Bohne and Daubert. Left on bases.
C.s Cinclnnati. 4: Boston. 8. Bases on balls-
0@ti OF Luque, 8; off Brnxton, 1. Hits-On
Flllingim, 10 in innings; off Braxton. 4.
IN y off Morgan in 9. Struck out-By
!.nque, 3; by Morgan, l. Losing pitcher
Fillingim. UmpIres-Moran. Holmes and
Rigler. Time--1:5o 'o
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
iotas... IS 4 249l Totals sl6ll 27 s

'Batted for G. Smith In ninth inning
Philadelphia / o q n
St. LOUIS. o 5 / S-e
Two-base hIts--Konetchy. Henline. Stock
9ohn 3n smith. Three-base hits--Hornsby
1onn u smith Stolen bases-Henline, Nc
pp.ay.s-Fournier (unassistedD; Rapp, James
smith and Konetchy: RAIDER and Rapp
< 1ei' on oases-St. Louis. 6; Philadelphia,
0; bases on balls.-Off Ring 8. OFF Per
tiea, J. Hits--Or Pertica, in / Inning.
g On sn,th sIdeffer 4 IN 8 off Ring, in l-s: OF
Z; by Pfeffer, 81 by G. Smith i. Winninns
piIcher = pfeffer Losing pitcher - Ring.
Omplres--O'Day and Quigley Time-1.4S
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Skeeters Split Even
With the Bears in
Season Wi11d-Up
Jersey City Swamps Newark
in Curtain Number After
Dropping the Opener

Jersey City and Newark wound up
the season in Jersey City yesterday by
splitting double-header, the visitors
winning the first game, to 1, and
Jersey City the second, 12 to a.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
SECOND GAME

Totals... s44824ls q Totals 81 12 1927 l2
Newark.... 0 2 0 -
Jersey City. 0 o Q 1 Q x-1s
Two,base hits-Butler. Tecarr. Three
Woods. Stolen base-Zitman SACRIFICES
-kane, De Neville, Henes. Walsh. Bases
on balis--Of Tecorr, 1: Off Baldwin. 1: Off
Barnes, 8. struck out-By Tecarr Q: by
Barnes, 2: Left on bases-Jersey city. Z:
Newark, 6. Wild pitch-Barnes. Umpires
-McGowan and Stockdale. Time-2:05.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
American Association

game).
louisville, 6; Indianapolis, 0 (second
game). NA-''
game), N''eo"a
Columbus, G II; Toledo, (first game ).
Toledo. s.; Columbus, o (second eamel
st. Paul, 6; Minneapolis, 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Port Washington Y. C.
Holds Annual Cru;se

PORT WASHINGTON L. l., Sept is.
Seven of the craft of the Port Wash
ington Yacht Club participating in the
annual cruise started on a race TO-DAY
from Lloyd's Harbor to the clubs an
chorage in Manhasset Bay and experi-
enced rough sea practically the entire
distance. They finished as follows:
Elapsed
Finish. Time.
,r.,. H. NJ. s. H. NJ, s.
Ladona, w. F. Gilmore. 523:15 b:ss:15
POWER BOATs-CoURsE 21i4 M1INs
START. 1l:45.
Pandora III. A. T. Vance. 2:sa:45 e.6a.ss
Mijen. A. f. Adler 400 90 $50
Dawn II, G. w. Elder jr.. s:4o:os s:5S:os
Mollie, NJ chipman..:.. 2:52:oo s:07:0o
Margaree o.. f. T. O'Neill- Did not finish
Corrected time--Pandora III. 2:34;oa.
Mijer, 2:42:o3; Dawn II. S:es:42; Moilie
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19

A friend just phoned u
our recent ADVERTISER.
on the quality of our bs.|
shoes not only stirred |
the trade, but created J }
sire in several well-knos
quarters for betterinp tb.
boys footwear. :
Good!
incidentally we hear n
the trade wonders WI
we get off, selling N
good shoes so cheap.
Where we get off?
By getting a world |
free a d v e r tising IN
youngsters who tell ever|
body, mo shoes like Rora
Peet's."
$3.50 to $3.50.
Children's sizes, $s.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Totals... ss2 l24sl Totals. s44l2 0 o
.Batted for Leonard in seventh inning.
Ihatted for Middleton in ninth inning

ipctroit 2 ...,. I 0 0 90 o / %
Ncw York 0 o 0 j x--4
Two base hit--schang Three base hit
Meuses. Sacrince- McNaiiy Double play
.Ianes and Blue. Left on bases-New
! crNs II; Detroit. o. Bases on bails--Off
leonard, in innings: Off Middleton. !
~ = S,rucs out--Ey Leonard. s: by Mid
nieson, = by Hoyt. l.. ERlh-Iioyt Losing
itcner.--Mldalcton. umpirss.-Chiil. NAilfn
and Wilson. -rhnc--3:Io. ~-''''
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
FIRST GAME
Totals. sl4s27 II oI Totals. !. 2slsa77
sRan for Freitag in eighth inning.
fBatted for Biemiller in eighth inning,

Newark: -. Q 0 0 0 IA
Jersey City. 0 0 i 0 0 o o-i
Two-base hit-zitman Three-base hit
krumenaker: Sacrifices-Webb. Krumen-
bases-Brady, Krumenaker. Left On bases
City 8; Newark. 8. Double plays
Zitman and De Neville; Shannon
and Krumenaker; Walsh and Webb. Bases
on balls-Of Biemiller /; off Carruthers'
g. Struck out-By Singleton. 6 by Bis
miller. 8. Hit by pitcher-By Singleton
(DuvaD. Wild pitch-Btemilier fits
or Biemiller. in innings. Umpires-
Stockdale and MCGOWAN. Time-2:o0.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-19
Record of Last Week
In the Major Leagues

THE weeks record in each league
4 of games played and lost, with
runs. hits, errors and opponents
runs, including games of Saturday,
September II, is as follows:
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