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The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
President Opposed to Potomac
y Park Course for Scribe Tourney
"
Objection Due to Poor Condition of Greens
Expected to Cause Shift of Contest to Chevy
Chase or Washington Golf Club

be in the middle nineties, on his
rather consistent play around that
score. He is said to have boosted
of an So for the Is holes at Chevy
Chase.
Announcement was made at the
general committee meeting yester-
day that Jack O'Connor, manager
of Che sporting goods department
of The, .Hecht Company, had Of
fered on behalf of his company to
award the best golf bag In stock or
two dozen golf balls to the runner UP
in the tournament. Chairman
Barry announced also that, 'consol-
alton prize and a BOBBY prize had
also been promised. 1t was stated
that rumors Of the nature of the
consolation had become SO wide
spread that some prospective con-
testants were threatening to throw
a-ba1 in the river I'M order to win
II. To avert any grand rusn 10
finish last, the tournament commit.
tee has decided that the consolation
shall go to the man with the fifth
worst score, so that none will know
the winner until after all the cards
are in.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20

Giants Pay $4,000 for s
Baltimore Stars, Rumor
Pitcher Ogden, First Baseman Bentley and
Lawry, Out6elder, Go to New York at End
Of international League Season, Report.

] NEW YORK. Aug. Is-one of the
biggest baseball deals OF the sea-
son is reorted to have been COM
pleted today by the New York
Giants and Baltimore, Of the Inter-
national League.
The New York club purchased the
release OF the three leading players
of the Orioles, Outfieider Lawry.
Pitcher Ogden and Pitcher and First
Baseman Bentley.
A cash consideration of $4,000
Is said to have been made by the
Giants for the trio of minor
leaguers.
The players will report to the
New York Club at the conclusion of
the International League season.
when the deal will be officially con-
'firmed.
The three players are the main
stays OF the Baltimore Club, which
has made a Runaway of the Inter-
national League pennant race this
season. Every club in both major
leagues has been dickering for their
services.
Bentley Is the leading batter Of
the International League, having a
batting average of 1898. In addition
he Is the Babo Ruth of the circuit,
having twenty home runs to his
credit He has won nine games and
lost one on the mound. Ogden, a
former college star. is the leading
twirler of the league, having won
twenty-six and lost but four games
this season.
All three have been up in the
majors before, but only for brief
trials in lost games or workouts in
practice.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
BY JACK NYE.

That sound of weeping and
gnashing Of teeth, waited hither
on the Western wind. may be
traced to the quarters Of the proud
and naughty Yankees, sojourning
for the nonce in the shadow Of the
Chicago stock yards.
Succumbing to the jinx. which
has pursued them so relentlessly
all season. the Hugmen fell before
the chemically pure Gleasonites
yesterday and were forcibly re-
moved from first place again.
This morning the worlds cham
pions are again resting at the top.
Babe Ruth and his mates can be
expected to make a grim fight to
dislodge the Indians again for the
pennant bee is buzzing no less
around their noble domes because
OF this latest upset.
But IL the New Workers. are finally
nosed out at the finish, they will
on the heads of the Sox for the rest
Of their natural lives
Chicago's kid team has had no
smooth sailing this season. 1t
has had to struggle hard to keep
from showing Philadelphia out of
the cellar. Every team in the
league has profited at their ex-
pense with two exceptions Is II
necessary to state that the Yankees
are one of the exceptions?
In the twenty games played be-
tween the Yanks and White Sox
this season, the bunch of hastily
collected bush-league stars has won
an even dozen Tits. Almost in
variably the New Workers. have been
brought to a rude halt when taking
on the Chicagoans. Dickie Kerr has
damaged them more than any other
hurler in the league. He. beats
them on nearly every start. He has
been even more effective than the
mighty Faber. And that monde
script bunch OF pitching recruits,
who compose the greater part Of the
Chicago pitching staff, can get away
with victories over tho Hugmen
when they can't beat anybody else.
While the Yanks have been TAX
ing their lickings with much regu-
larity, the other teams in the league
have been boosting their standings
at tho expense OF Chicago. Cleve-
land has won fourteen out of eigh-
teen games with Gleason's men;
Washington, eleven out Of sixteen;
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20

Rresidsnt Harding at his con-
ference with Washington corro-
spohdents yesterday removed all
doubt as to his participation in the
first annual tournament to be held
Thursday, August IS.
The President indicated his OPP
position TO having the tournament
held on the municipal course in
East Potomac Park, due, as he put
II. to the condition of the greens.
most OF which were reduced by
blight SO as to make it like putting
on q corrugated roof.
As a result Of the Presidents ex-
preSsed wishes in the matter.
Chairman Barry announced that the
tournament committee would. make
every effort to have the contest
held on the course of the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club or the
Chevy Chase Club, either Of which.
Mr.. Harding said. would be salts
factory to him. Formal announce
ment will be made today as to the
coufse where the tourney will be
wilt have ample opportunity of be-
coming familiar with ii.
The Presidents objection to play
ing ION the municipal course be-
cause OF the condition of the green's
came after a meeting OF the general
committees held yesterday morning
In Chairman Barry's office. Lieut..
Col, Clarence o. Sheriff.. oficer in
chaFge Of public buildings and
grounds, was present and assured
the .newspapermen of his desire to
Cooperate in every possible way
for the success Of the tournament.
AT his chat with the correspond
entsi at the White House, the Presi-
dent let II be known that he did not
intend that the tournament commit
tee should regard his entry as a
perfpnctory one. He wanted IL un-
derstood that he was going to win
the cup. and that he desired to con-
form to the rules set for all other
participants. When IL was sug-
gesthd that the tournament COM
mittee would be pleased to arrange
the schedule to conform to his
WISHES so that he could tee OF at
mis- most convenient time, Mr. Hard
ing replied that he was at the serv-
Ice iof the committee, and would
schedule.
TIE Presidents active interest in
IL
his desire that the George N. Cook
trophy should find a home at the
White House led the correspondents
10 rraw him into discussing his
score on various courses around the
NATIONAL Capital. 1t was the first
Time on record where the golf score
OF a.Chief Executive was submitted
10 shch scrutiny
10 stress his point on the present
CONDITION of the East Potomac
course. the President cited an un-
satisfactory 81 he recently made
Tor DE nine holes there. He said.
however. shat he had made the
round earlier in the year, when
the Greens were in good condition,
In y In discussing handicapping
the tournament. the President ac-
knovledged that he had done as
padlt as lis for eighteen holes at
chevy Chase, The pasis for handi-
Gaping 4s President probably win
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
White Sox Still "Jinx" to Yanks;
Haze Won II of 20 Tits This Year
Maclkmen Only Team Except New York That
Has Not Profted at Expense of Gleasons.
Baltimore Pug Challenges Washington's
Fighting Cop"

St. Louis. nine out Of thirteen; Bos-
ton. eight out Of fifteen, and Detroit,
eleven out of seventeen.
"a The tail-end Mackmen are the
only ones in a position to extend
sympathy to the Hugmen, for the
Philadelphians have been a mark
for Chicago from the start. In four
teen games played between the two
teams, the Gleasonites- have COPIED
eleven decisions. They had to do II
to keep on the bottom.
HERE'S FOE FOR DARNEILLE.
Over in Baltimore they don.t
think So much of Harry Darneille,
washington's famed fighting cop.
At least, one Danny KetchelI, wao
claims the Southern heavyweight
title. is not overawed. Ketchell
takes his pen in hand to state that
he can lick the stuffin' out Of the
copper II he only gets the chance.
He writes to The Herald as follows:
Sporting Editor. Herald:
am writing this letter in the
hope of securing q match with
the Washington cop Darneille.
who is known to have licked a
village. I have met almost a
dozen big men who were much
over feet and weighed as
much as 226 pounds, and have
licked them. You know (Which
we dont) I knocked out Joe
Thomas, known as Jack Kerns.
have a long string OF
knockouts, and II the public
wants to see how good that
cop is. let promoter come
across, sign the cop up and the
match is on. never barred a
man. never picked my man. and
am open to meet any man the
promoters gan get Let the
promoters talk ito me only. No
one else. I permit no one to
sign my name for me. I'll
fight that cop or any man lv-
ing; none barred.
As long as I am on my feet
I'll make ,any man fight like
hell to beat me. and the public
knows It here in Baltimore.
DANNY KETCHELL.
11o2 w. Pratt ST., Baltimore.
II Danny Is as good as he says
he is, we shudder for Mr.. OAR
nellie.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Richards Meets
Dauis y, Finals
Youthful Net Star to De-
fend MeadOID Club
lii Finals.

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. ia
Vincent Richards today reached the
final round of the invitation tennis
tournament at the Meadow Club In
defense of the trophy which he won
for the first time last year. His
defeat of s. Howard Voshell at
81, Ga. leaves only Willis e.
Davis to bar his way TO a second
victory The Californian today
eliminated William ]. Clothier by
scores of Ga, Ga. In the doubles
Richards and voshelf lost a hard
three-set match to the Kinsey
brothers 6-S, rs, Ga. Ga, while
Watson NJ. washburn partnered
Davis in successfully repelling the
English team of Maxwell Woosnam
and o. G. n. Turnbull at Ga, SIS.
voshell was very wild today, his
service and overhead play being
affected by the high wind, while
his failure to put away the ball in
the pinches deprived his partner
of a well-earned victory in the
doubles.
Richards. on the other hand.
played close to his normal form in
both matches and electrified. the
gallery with some of his astonish-
ing shots. Davis hit too hard for
Clothier and refused to make err
rors when he really needed the
points. Woosnam and Turnbull led
at 5--1 in the second set of their
after that before the brilliant in
dividual play of Washburn and
Davis. The Kinseys showed won
derful team work and by their
steadiness in lobbing the ball back
from all kinds of smashes EVENT.
lally drove Richards and voshell
into beating themselves.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Tigers and Red Sor
Divide Double Bill

DETROIT. Aug. 1s.-The Tigers
and Red Sox broke even in a dou-
BILE header here this afternoon Bos-
ton. slugging in the eighth. Tailed
seven runs and a IL to s victory.
after the Tigers had led from the
start. Cole held Boston to four
hits in the second game and won
easily when his mates pounded
Myers for nineteen hits and ten
runs. Veach led the attack in No.
2 with two doubles and two sin
giles in four times up. Scores:
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whacked q long single In left, scor-
ing Harris. Bayne arrived and re-
tired Brewer on a pop to Sisler, and
Shanks on a pop to McManus.
The Browns had just brief
rally. Gerber getting a single and
Tobin a one-spot. Ellerbe lifted TO
Judge, and the Nationals were
through with st. Louis for 1921.
George Mogridge will tackle the
White Sox in the opener tomorrow.
With youngster Lamotte getting
his share of hits and playing a
whirlwind game in the infield.
Shortstop DOME Bush may not ap-
pear in the Nationals lineup for
several days.
Frank Ellerbes' third bssing today
was SO spectacular that he reminded
the homo fans of Bob Wallace when
he was considered the deluxe far
sack guardian Of the American
League. That's going back almost
two decades. 20
Charity had three straight put
outs. tagging Gerber trying to score
in the'fourth and getting fouls from
Van Glider and Tobin in the fifth.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Golfers Meet Sunday.

washington Golf and Country
Club and Bannockburn Club golf
teams will meet tomorrow at the
Washington Club in the third of
their series of five matches. Each
club has won a match, Washington
winning on its home course two
weeks ago, and Bannockburn being
triumphant last Sunday at Ban
nockburn. ~
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20

The Yanks may make raid on
the remnants of the Orioles before
all the best goods are gone. The
Yankee owners are notorious spend
thrifts when they want q player
as In the case of Ruth. Dunn. Of
the Baltimore Club. has made about
100000 developing and selling
players to the majors In recent
years, and the figure paid by the
Giants for his three brightest stars
brings the total to $25o.ooo.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Corsairs Break
EDen With PhiIsI
In Double Header
League Leaders Collect
20 Hits and Win First,
M-3; But Are Defeated
IN Second Game, 4 to I.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1s.--After
winning the first game Of the third
double program Of the series with
the Phils today. the prospective
champions Of the National League
failed In the final. The Pirates won
the first game IL to and the Phil
lies won the second to 1. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Cardinals Pound Three
D0dger Pitchers; lUin, 81

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Three
Dodger pitchers. Miljus. Smith, and
Schupp. were freely pasted by the
Cardinals in today's game at Eb-
bets Field and the ST. Louis club
won 0 to 4. Although Jeff Pfeffer,
the ex-Dodger hurler, gave his
former mates IS hits, he succeeded
score:
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
League Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington. 9; st. Louis, 2.
Chicago, ID; New York, Q.
Boston, l2-0; Detroit, SO.
No other games scheduled.
GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at ST. Louis
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Giants Get Early Lead
And Defeat Reds, 8 to 3

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Four runs
In the second inning put the ball
game away for the Giants today,
the final score being: New York
5, Cincinnati 3. The Giants bunch
ed their hits in the first two in
A. II N A NJ VII n a
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Yankees, Beaten
By Sox, Drop Into
Second Position
Indians Idle, Take Lead
When NelO Yorkers
Lose Sasdlot Smuggling
Match to Hose, IS to 9.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE white
sox outsiusged the Yankees in a
back-lot ball game here today and
tumbled the New Workers. out of
the American League lead by trounc-
Ing them 10 to Q. The sox made
nineteen hits and the Yankees four
teen. The score:
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20

90. Bancroft (2), Frisch, Kelly, Snyder,
Barnes. Two-base hits-Bancroft, Groh.
Three-base hit-Kelly. Home run-Donohue.
Sacrifice hits-Groh. Roush. Young. Meusel.
Stolen base-Frisch. Struck out-By Dona-
hue, 1; by Barnes, 2. Bases on balls-On
RiIey. 1; OF Donahue, 4; OF Barnes, 1.
Double plsys-Bancroft to Rawlings to KEEL
~; Daubert (unassisted); Rawlings to Ban
croft to Kelly. Hits-Of Rixey. in
Left on Overwhelmingly, 8; New York, 3.
UmpIres-Brennan and Hart. Attendance
5000.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Battle Of Youth and Age
Ends in Defeat of Latter
Time Aids 'sWonder Girl" to Beat Champion
Of 1904 in Straight Sets, Sc, e-2
Play Finals Today.

Miss Browne contains the storm
speed Of the wind. and her 1.-the.
supple body the fury OF a cyclone.
suzanne Lengien viii be q spec
tator.
Today the French girl was ex-
amined by a throat specialist ana
it was announced that she would
be unable 10 play In the mixed dou-
bles with william n. Johnston az
Longwood next week Il was fur
ther announced that plans for q
series Of matches with Mira Mallory
VIII be held In allegiance until Mile.
Lengien has Effected a complete
recovery from her indIsposition-
Three-eornered Series Ioena
In the meanwhile the possibility
Of three-cornered series OF
matches has presented itself with
Mile. Lenglen Mrs. Mallory ana
Miss Browne as the participants.
For today Miss Browne indicated
By the manner Of her play that she
has regained the form which IN 1917
enabled her to beat Mrs. Mallory
more often than the Wonder Girl
defeated her.
She was a perfect symphony OF
grace and swift spectacular action.
and in the semi-hnal round OF the
singles she won an easy impressive
victory over Mrs. c. v. Hitchins,
former champion Of Mexico. at Ga,
Go.
Then with Mrs. Louise williams
OF California, as her partner, she
defeated Miss Edith Handy and
Misc p. Eaton at 60. e.. And
carry in the evening she engaged
in her third match of the day with
Mrs. Williams, won her way into
the final round OF the doubles over
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clare
Cassel. The score was Is, 6-3.
The opponents will be Mrs. L. q.
Morris and Miss Helene GIlieauN
deau. who eliminated Miss Leslie
Bancroft and Miss Martha Bayard
in the semi-flnal round at e-I, 60. 0
The California pair won the ma
tional doubles championship in 1913
and 1914, and IL IL expected they
Will re-win the title tomorrow
afternoon.
The Summaries.
seni-nnsl round. wOnen's doubles cham
pionship-MisS Mary Z. Browne and Mra l.
Williams defeated Miss Marie Wagner and
Miss Clare Cassell, 90, g.; Miss Helen
Gillesudesu and Mrs. !. G. Morris defeated
Miss Leslie Bancroft and Miss Martha Bay
ard. 6-l. O..
Seminal round wonen's singles cham
Mary K. Browne CSsnts Aoaicsl.
defeated Nh. G. Y. HItchins (Mexico City
and New York City,. 6-S. 60; Mn. holla
BJurstedt Mallory New York;, defeated
Mr.. May Sutton Bundy (Uos Angelesl, Sc.
60
TodAy's Schedule.
Championship sinFIes FInsl round-Nts.
Mary K. Browne vs. Ms. MOlla BJurstedt
Mallory at $50.
Championship doubles. hnhls-Niss Mary
K. Browne and Mrs. !. williams vs.. Miss
Helen Gillesudeau and Nrs. !. C. Morris
At $50.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
Find Smuggling Eyes In Late
Innings; Pound 3 Pitchers
Van Glider, Invincible in Early Stages, Gets
His in Seventh Acosta Relieves Zachary
~ And Gets Credit for Victory.

sIi LOUIS. Aug. 1s.-Recovering
from an early batting slump. the
Nationals smashed the Browns in
ciostHg their series here today. 6 to
2 Dor . time Il looked as II Elan
Van Glider would whistle through
viths the spoils and place the
Browns back to q margin of two
sndasone-half games behind the
Griff5 but in the seventh. eighth
and Ninth the Nationals solved three
pitchers used on the hill by Lee
Foil and won with plenty TO spare.
It.was q game where the batters
were supreme and the flock George
Mcbride threw at Van Glider. Ray
Kolp and Bill Bayne brought In the
winplng end Of the days labor.
iivan Gnder starts Wen.
IT, Browns appeared to be set
for shs triumph. Van Glider allowed
but zone hit for four innings, q
double by Brewer In the second
ThefH Browns fetched Zachary's
sout&paw twisters for a pair Of
makers In the fourth Then and
theirs. though, the tide Of the tussle
turned. for the BROWNS were unable
10 E9I arOuuo tHc ClICuiN aAeCL t.ao
fourth, while the Nationals hit In
the rinch and had the satisfaction
of diving two more pitchers TO
coven
There WERE q flock Of extra base
hitsldn the Nationals attack. while
the Browns were held to a double.
whfeh was wasted, and a triple. the
three- Dagger was produced by Hank
Seyereid and gave the Browns their
scores
~ Victory Goes to Aeosta-
where Ray Kolp, who succeeded
vaniCiilder in the seventh Inn ex-
plodsd. the relief pitcher picked by
George Mcbride proved to be the
winning selection
Th~ Nationals were behind when
they,started their scoring. as they
ara not disturb anything until the
afth. when Howard Shanks hit INTO
the allleft-field bleachers. In the
honnsi fourth, with two out, jacob
son Mingled. and scored on sever
eid's triple to right Gerber walked
McAfanus singled to center, scoring
SEVERED, and when Gerber also
tried 70 sneak home he was caught
Smith to Lamotte to Charity.
Two errors figured prominently
In thu seventh for the Nationals.
TobKnp opening by missing Shanks'
ry, Ind when Charity singled to
Jeff, Fohl sent Kolp to the. hill For
a time he was about to pull the
Browns through Lamotte forced
sharks at third. Zachary was safe
on aMcNanus' tumble. filing the
basss but McManus made q clever
playaon Smiths slow roller ana
tossed to SEVERED ahead Of Char
ritys,'' Harris was the hero with
double to left which brought in
Lamotts and Charity.
Mats CIinch II I'm Ninth.
Some more in the eighth. with
Brewer putting = double against
the right field fence. and Shanks'
single to center.
Ths Nationals clinched this affair
In me ninth after Acosta famed.
smith tripled, and Harris singled
to Isft, scoring Smith. Judge beat
out ~ grounder to Sisier and Miller
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20

Two base hfts-EIlerbe, Brower,
?, Harris, Miller Three base hts
SEVERED, Smith. Home run-shanks.
Double plays-Harris to Lamotte to
Judges Lamotte to Harris to Judge.
stolen bases-Shanks. Hit by
pitched ball-By Zachary CMc-
Manus) Bases on balls-On Zachary
:. struck out-By Kolp L, by Zach
airy IL by Acosta 4. Left on bases
st. Louis D. Warrington 8. Time
lass. Umpires-ConnolIv md NaIlin.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20

Tigers Play st. Cyprians.

The LeDroit Tigers will play the
St Cyprians tomorrow at o'clock
on the diamond between Eighteenth,
Nineteenth. B and c streets south
east
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20

Totals. 50 10 q Is Totals. E. so "a Is
Detroit. 10000 40
Boston. 5000 o o o o. 0
Runs-Young. Jones C3l. Cobb, veach,
Sargent t2), woodall, Cole. Errors-Young.
Collins (sD. Two-base hits-veach C2). Sar-
gent. Cobb, Blue. Three-base hit-Jones.
Bases on baIls-On Cole. /; of Myers. ).
Struck out-By Myers, ?. Hit By pitched
bali-Ruel. Umpires-ChIIl and Moriarty.
Time, $50.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
PoIDelps Homer GiUes
Braves Win OUer Cubs

BOSTON, Aug. 19.-Powelps home
run gave the Braves 3 to victory
over the Cubs here today. The
score.
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baited Tor Ferguson In ninth.
New fort. .......... 90 20 90 o - .
Chicago. ............. 0O31440 LIB
Runs-Peck 49,. Ruth. Baker ca. Meu-
sci, Pip, W. Collins, johnson a., Mniiigsn
tSD, Collins, strunk (2D. Hooper. schaik,
Hodge Errors-Miller. Pipp. Mulllssn t2D.
Two-base hits-Ruth, Baker. Hooper C2l,
strunk. Three-base hits-Peck 90. Mulii.
gan. schang, Ruth. Sacrifice hits-hiiler,
falk. hulligan. Hodge. Stolen bases
Hooper. johnson, Peck. First base on err
ror-Chicago, !. Struck out-By W. Col
Inns, 1; BY Quinn, 2; by Ferguson, 1; By
Hodge, ?. Bases on balls-Of W. Collins.
8: of Quinn. 2; of Piercy. 2; OF Hodge. 5.
Double plsys-sheely to johnson to Shelly;
johnson TO Collins to Shelly. HIT By pitch
ed ball-By Ferguson (Falk. sehalkD. wild
pitch-W. Collins. Hits-0n W. Collins.
In 2 Innings (none out In thirdl; OF Quinn.
in innings tnone cut nfthl; on Piercy,
4 in 1-3 innings; OF Ferguson, In B
% innings. Left On bases-New York. 10;
Chicago, IS. UmpIres-Owens and Wilson.
900.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-20
'IRST GAM

Jones, yeaeh, Heilnann, Blue, Sargent,
Dauss (2l. ErrOrs-soa-s, Sargent. -
base hits-Blue. Dauss, Cobb, Sargent
Three-base hits-Menosky. vesch. Heilmann
Leibold, Bush. McInnis. Bases on balls
OF Dauss. 5; OF Bush. 1. Struck out-By
Dauss, 1; By Bush, /; by Middleton, /; BY
karr. 8. Hit by pitched bal collins.
Passed ball-Bassler. Umpires-Moriarty aud
Chill. Attendance-5.OOO. Time, 200.
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'IRsT CANE

ertson ca, Barnhart, Tierney, whitted,
Grimm (21, Brottem, Morrison (2), j.
Smith. Lee. Belts. Errors-J. Smith, Mead
ows- Earned uns-Phiiadelphia, 8; Pitts
burgh. 0. Left on bases-Philadelphia. Z;
Pittsburgh, Z. Two-base hits-Lee, Brot-
tenn, Robertson. Home runs-Robertson (2),
]. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Maranvilie, Mead
ows. Stolen base-Grimm. Double play
Monroe to Lee. Bases on balls-On Mead
.ows, .. Struck out-By Meadows, 1; by
Morrison, o. Passed ball-Bruggy. Losing
pifcher-Meadows. Umpires-McCormick and
KLEIN. Time, 1:43.