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Evening star., 1921-08-14
BURKE IS HITTING WELL
Climbs to Third Place in Southern
Circuit-Boone Still
Is in Front,

Burke of Nashville made the best
showing among the batters of the
Southern Association during the
week by boosting himself from sew
enth to third place, with an average
of 351. Griffith of New Orleans and
Harper of Little Rock being tied for
the runner.up honors. with 1852. L.
NJ Boone df New Orleans continues
to top the list, with an average of
1856.
McLarry of Memphis leads in total
bases, with .243. He is batting $50.
Anderson of Chattanooga cracked out
a brace of circuit drives. and tied
Bernsen of Birmingham for home
run honors. Each has 13.
Traynor of Birmingham failed to
add any stolen bases. but continues
to lead. with 43.
High of Memphis is the best run
getter, having crossed the counting
station l06 times for his club.
Other leading batters: Mcmillan.
Memphis, .346; Don Brown. Little
Rock, .345; Bernsen, Birmingham.
.344; Yeslie, New Orleans. .341; Stell-
bauer. Nashville, $40; Traynor. Bir-
bingham, .S39.
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UNLIMITED DIVISION.

Yesterdays RESULT
Gibraltar. Z; Quincy, 3.
TOMORROw'S GAME
Emeraid-vs. Grace. at 37th and r streets.
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pated in this year. requiring only
one hour and twenty-three minutes.
There were 7.S45 cash customers on
hand.
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BUFFALO ENTRY WINNER
Of MOTOR BOAT TROPHY

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 13.-Rain-
bow of the Buffalo Launch Club won
the Fisher-Allison championship tro-
ply for displacement motor boats
here today. covering the final fifty
miles of the $50 miles in 1.17.2.
Miss Sterling, Toronto, Motor Boat
Club, Toronto, Ont. was second in
today's heat and Orlo III. Sag Har-
Dor Yacht Club. was third.
Rainbow's score by points i'm three
days racing was 26. Miss Sterling
and Orlo III were tied with 3 potots.
but the Canadian entry was awarded
second place by virtue of her better
record of elapsed time.
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Caught on the Fly

I A hurting duel of rare proportions
us promised for this afternoon with
george MogridSe opposing Sam Jones
Sh u M Cs.Sa UetweS.I .>a ,ionaiS
3and Red Sox.
I There will be eleven players in the
sparty which entrains this evening
for Bloomington. Ill. where an exhi-
sbition VIII be played Tuesday with
sthe Three-Eye League team of Clark
Gr;ffith's boyhood home. the proceeds
tgoing to the family of Joe Leonard,
Nv Washington infielder at the time Of
shis death, two years ago.
Rice. Judge. O'Rourke. johnson, Mo-
sgrldge, Acosta. Zachary, Courtney
Erickson, Dorman. Schacht and Foss
will leave tomorrow afternoon for
sSt Louis. where the transformers
Twill join them Wednesday, when the
final swing through the west will be
sinaugurated.
Yesterdays game was about the
ishortest the Nationals have partici-
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GIANTS RALLY DECIDES
Nets Four Runs in Seventh and
Brings 4-to-3 Victory Over
the Dodgers.

NE" YORK. August 13-The New
York Nationals won an even break in
their four-game series with Brooklyn,
winning the last game. 4 to ).
The Giants came from behind in the
seventh inning, driving in four runs
after two were out.
Toney pitched we'll for New York,
holding Brooklyn to five hits, one of
them home run by Myers.
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lVNohhoN - bAMf-
Clover Quentin. at Washington barracks.
foot Of 4 IL street southwest.
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Runs Schalk. Jameson. Wamhsganss
Smith t2D. Gardner. Nunamuk-r. Errors
Mullisan. Collins. Two-base hits-Muliigan.
Falk. Jameson. Nunamaker. Gardner. Stolen
base - Jameson. Sacrifices Wambsganss.
SothOron. Gardner. Sewell. Double plays
Seweil to Johnston: Wambsgnnss to Johnston:
Collins. Johnson to Sheely. Left on bases
Chicago. j; Cleveland. 4. Bases on balls-t)n
sothoron. 8. Hit by pitcher-Ry Sothoron
(MostiD. Struck Out-By SothOron. 8: by Will
kinson. . Wild pitch-Sothoron. Umpires-
Messrs. Chill and Moriarty. Time Of game
hour and 45 minutes.
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Wins TWO FOR BRAVES
Pitcher Watson Beats Phils, 4 to 3
and 8 to 0, Giving Only
Two Hits in Final.

BOSTON. August 13.-Watson pitch
ed double-header for Boston today
against Philadelphia. and won both
games, the first. to 3 and the sec
ond s to 0.
He allowed but two hits in the sec
ond game, these being the only oc-
casions when visitor reached first.
The batting of Powell and the sensa-
t;onal playing of Ford were features.
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Totals % 9 "a IL
nn~xtn<1 fnr Wintora in

Philadelphia 30 8 90 90 0 90
Boston ..... o 0 0 0 KS
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BREAKS LEG IN SLIDING
Catcher Nunamaker Injured as In
dians Beat White Sox-0'Neill
Also on HOSPITAL List.

CLEVELAND. August 13.-Cleveland
won from Chicago today. to /. but
lost first place. due to the Yanks
doubles win.
Sothoron was effective in the box
for Cleveland
Catcher Nunamaker suffered
broken leg in the fifth, sliding into
second. Catcher Steve O'Neill for
Cleveland. is also out of the game be-
cause of an injury yesterday
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TWO BANDS WILL PLAY
AT Benefit BALL GAME

Two bands will add pep to the oc-
casion when the Knicks and the
picked team from the Knights of Co.
lumbus League battle at American
League Park Thursday, September /,
for the benefit of the Catholic Wom-
ems Service Club.
The Knicks are now contesting in
the sandlot championship series. and
the prospective players for the
Casey" circuit nine are practicing
for the fray.
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Totals ..ss "a 10 Totals as Is 81 I
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sci. Ward. Srhang. q Walker. johnson
srrors.Ward. Dykes t9. McCann Two
hase Hutchinson, Home runs-Meusel. e.
walker S3crif1ces-Mays. Peckinpaugh Double
niays-Peckinpaugh. Ward and Pipp: Miller and
iinp L'eft on bases-New York. 3: Philadel-
phia, 3. Rases ON balls-On ROmmel /.
struck 1uf-Ry Mays. 1: by ROmnlel. =. Um-
Pires-AE ssrs. Wilson. Dinern and Evans. Time
OF Eame-l hour and 10 minutes.
The double win put the Yankees in
the lead. although Cleveland won it's
game.
Ruth struck out three times and
made four singles. in ten times at bat
Mensel hit home run in each game.
and {. Walker drove one for the
locals in the first contest,
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When he famed Foster in the sixth
Johnson was given hearty ovation
by the fans. who were under the i'm
preston he had excelled Cy Young's
strike-out n'ara' Barn"'- - "
thirty-six shy Of the record. and may
yet top it before the campaign ends.
Harris added theft No. % to his
@: ~ 'irtt frame. MI st'n hnS
a comfortable margin over George
S;s'er h's cr'cf contender for base
stealing honors.
Time does not seem to impair the
sterling worth of McInnis. The first
baseman's one-hand catch of a foul
off Harris bat close to the stand in
round was typical of Stuffy.
Jimmy ONeill. who is slowly re-
covering from the effects of the at
tack of pneumonia which threatened
his life last winter. expects to be able
to play ball next year. He is one OF
the players to be sent to Seattle in
exchange for Pitcher Francis. the
ss.,Ithn:i.- t'n- dug = .
others to be turned over to the coast
team are Pitcher Fisher and Out
fielder Goebel. now farm hands with
Ra"di r. rh- Int"rnrtional Ia ~
Goebel will have string attached.
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Totals. 40 16 80 10 Totals. .3s II 80 IL
sBatted for Sargent in ninth.
tRatted for HOlling in ninth.
for In fufh

ST. I<m!S.... o o q 81
Detroit ..-...O o 90 1 OO2 -
Runs-Tobin t2). Sisler. Williams. Jacob
son. SEVERED, Gerber. Cobb. Veach, Heilmann.
Jones. Cole. ErrOrs-Vench t3). Twobase
hits-sisler t2I. Jones. Heilmann t2D. Tobin
l2). Three-base hit-Sisler. Home run-Sis-
Ter. Sacrifice hits-SarEent. veach SEVERED.
Blue jacobson. McManus. Double plays
Jones to Sargent to Blue. Gerber to McManus
to Sisler Left on bases-St. Louis 10: De
troit. g. Bases on balls-On kOlp. =: of
Holling. L. of Middleton, I. Hits-Oh KOp.
in : % innings: of Bayne. in 1 1-3 In
ninEx: of HollinG. 13 in innings; off Mid
i; BY HoIiing, /; by Bnyne. /. Winning
pitcher-Bayne. Losing er-Afiddleton
Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and Nallin. Time
of game hours and minutes.
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HAS PERFECT CONTROL
!. AND WHIFFS EIGHT SOX
Raises Total of Strike=Outs to Within 36 of Cy
Young's All=Time Record of 2,811 in
Recording His Fourth Straight Win.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

TTH Walter Johnson p,.hng in reminiscent of his
NM reaignd Nationals according
him generally good although fautless the
field addition punching off Elmer Myers the
proved stve McBrides yesterday by
count of 6-l
by long odds the feature of the
he allowed only half
Red Hosed
work of of h> hackers in the final frame
av when lone single ordinary
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croft, Rawlings. Toney. Two-hase lits-Ban-
croft, Frisch. Rawlings. Home run-Myers
Stolen bases-Frisc!. Young. Sacrifce-Mil-
Ter. Double plays-srhmandt. Miller and
Schmandt; Johnston and klduff. Left on
bases-New York. 10; Brooklyn, 4. Bases on
balls-Of Mitchell. =; of Toney. l. Hits
OFF Mitchell. 9 in .-3 innings: Ruether , in
Ii innings. Hit by pitcher-By Mitchell
bancroft; by Rnether. tsnyder. Burns,.
Losing ptcher-Mitchell. Umpires-Messrs.
kigler and Moran. Time of game-1 hour and
As minutes.
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BETHESDA NEAR LEAD.
Gains Game On Silver Spring ir
Montgomery County League.

Bethesda, in second place ip the
Montgomery County League. picked
up a game on the leading Silver
runner-up nine trounced Gathers
burg, IL to 10, while Silver Spring
was taking a 7-to-2 beating from
Boyds. The results sent Boyds into
third place ahead of Gaithersburg.
Rockville handed Kensington an
S-to-6 defeat. The present standing
of the league follows:
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Totals ia "a 13 Totals ..2s 8 27 IL
sBatted for Hubbell in 3rd.
tBatted for Sedgwck in 7th.
tBatted for Winters in 9th.
sRan for Peters in 9th.
Philadelphia 30 % 1 OO 90 Pa
Boston ......... l 2 o 0 0 x-
Runs. Smith, Konetchy. Williams. Pow
ell. Boedckel. Holke, Ford. Twobase hits
Williams. Powell (2). Southworth. Ford
Three base litsALebOurveau. Home run
Holke. Sacrifces-Barbare t2l, O'Neill (2).
H0lke. Double play-Ford to Ho!ke. Left on
base-philadelphia; 8; Boston, 9; Bases on
Hubbell. 5 in 9: off Sedgwick. in 4: off
Winters. Il in g Struck oit-By Hubbell.
/: Watson. >. Wild pitch-Sedgwick. Losing
pitcher-Hubbell. Umpires-McCormick and
KLEIN Time, la
Evening star., 1921-08-14
JUNIOR SECTION A.

Indc ne ntent Athletic Club defeated
the HerZI Club. 10 to 9, in an, eight
inning engagement. The HerZl fin
ished the seventh inning with an ad-
Vantage. but two walks. a hit ba -
man and three errors by Catcher
Goldstein gave the Independents
three tallies in the eighth. Elwood,
relief pitcher. hurled good ball for
the winners. Score:
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UNLIMITED SECTION C.

4 triple play marked the game in
which Randle Athletic Club van
quiShed Mount Vernon Athletic Club.
10 to 6. In the first inning Mount
Vernon had Nagle on second base and
Wenzle on first when Anderson line
toward Steele at the mid-Station. The
player speared the ball. touch
ed second to retire Nagle and tossed
TO Jenkins to catch WenZle off first.
Wells of the winners yielded siN
hits walked one batter and famed
ten. Score:
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GAMES NET $4,000.

CHICAGO. August 13.-One hundred
and twelve thousand dollars was add
cd to- the Chicago firemen's relief
fund as a result Of the three-game
base ball series between the local
fremen and the fremen of New York.
It. was announced by Mayor William
H.. Thompson, at a banquet given the
Gotham fire fighters and ofhctals to-
night &c. So, .r..--s.>-
Evening star., 1921-08-14
EASY FOR CARDINALS.
Heavy Hitting Puts Reds to Rout
BY 8-to-1 Count.

ST. LOUIS. August 13.-Heavy hit
ting by Hornsby and Fournier enabled
st. Louis to defeat Cincinnati, 8 to 1.
The game was delayed an hour and
IS minutes by a heavy .downpour sat
the beginning of the fourth inning.
-rIt was the last game of the season
scheduled on the local grounds be-
tween the two teams.
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HURLS NO-HIT GAME.

tYNCHBURG. Va, August 13. =
Parcel. pitching for the United Ci-
garette Machine Company, in the City
League, here today, shut out Voegel's
Dinings without yielding a hit or per-
hitting an oposing batter to reach
frst. He won, s to 0.
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RUTH, AT PRESENT PACE,
WILL HIT SIXTY HOMERS
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

time of the when Babe Ruth and his homeun
the league championship
t astonishing speculation is among
the his beat his mark 1920
Winning ball o
the big thing Yet after ALL winning probably has of
think
which contender
all the while making
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UNLIMITED SECTION B.

Peerless Athletic Club averted de-
feat by staging d three-run rally i'll
the final session of its Seven-inninE
to game with Metropolitan Ath
letic Club. l. Mccormack singled after
Mudd had been hit by a pitched ball.
They pulled a double steel, and Mudd
scored on a passed ball Mccarthy
walked and pilfered second and with
i. Mccormack Tailed when Jones
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PIRATES BEAT THE CUBS
Get Only Four Hits. But Bunch
Them in Sixth Inning, to
Win by 4 to 3.

PITTSBURGH, August l3.-Pitts-
burGh made il four straight games
from Chicago today. by score of 4
to 3.
The Pirates obtained only four hits
IN six innings from Freeman ard none
IN the remaining two. but they bunch
ed them in the sixth for all their
Evening star., 1921-08-14
SCORES 1872 BuLLSEYES.

Sergt w. Jones of the Marine Corps
established what was claimed as a
new world record when he scored 1872
consecutive bullseyes in a 300-yard
slew fire match in a service ~tourna-
ment here. A regulation Army rife
was used.
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sBatted for Cobb in seventh.
Peerless. s.-....-.... / a q u B
Metropolitan. o o 0-l
Twobase iits-P. Watt. Stolen bases-,l
ler i2I, Altman t2i, I. Mccormack. Mudd
Pugh. Dreslier. Double playS-Allman To
McCurmack 10 Collier to Altman Left on base
Peerless. 4; Metropolitan 1. Bases on balls
on Mct'aIty. & +. Watt s. Hifhy pitcher
by Mccarthy irurhl: Icy D. Watt ,MulGi
Struck "ut-By Mccarthy. S: by +. Watt, :.
Wild pifches-Mct'arthy r. Wart. Balk-E
Watt Passed ball>-pererson t2l. Jones 60
Umpire-Mr. Smyth Time If game hon.
and 80 minutes.
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.S|SLER GETS FIVE HITS
Clouts for Total of ~ Bases in
Game Browns Win From
Tigers in Tenth.

DETROIT. August 13.-St Louis
staged batting rally in the tenth
inning here today, and won from
Detroit. to 5. Two Detroit errors
in the last inning aided in the scor-
ing.
Sisler had a perfect day at bat.
making home run. a triple. two
doubles ard a single in five tim. $ up.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
.seem. to me.r .aid Ruth

"Seems to me.o said Ruth, that
every time we have gone west this
year it has been a crucial trip. What
is this here crucial that it should
pester a base ball team SO continu-
ously? figure crucial would be
about due the last week of the season
IL you were tied with the other fel-
low and facing each other"
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Randle A. &. 800. l : % % x-lo
Mt. Vernon .-.... o % u > O. q
Runs-Johnson. Bury tal. Skllman. Steele
t2b. America ca, jenkins. Wells. Nagle. An
derson. Summers t2l. Cooper ial. Errors
Johnson. bury. Mulvay t2t. Ski!lmar. Steele.
Summers. Cooper, Dandrea t2l. Thompson.
Two-base hits-Jenkins t2l. Steele. Copper.
Bury. Three-iase hit-Skillman. Home
Cooper Stolen bases-Steele t2b. johnson t2i.
America t2D. Skllman Bury. Sacrifces-Amer-
lea. Wells. Triple play-Steele to Jenkins. Left
bases-RHndle. 3: Mi. Vernon. >. Bases
balls-Of Wells. l.: of Rippey. 4; of rhomp-
son. 1. Hi; hy pitcher-By Rippey Druryl.
Struck out-lsy Wells. 10: 10y Rippey. L. Icy
Thompson: >. Passed lali-aoorer. / Losing
pitcher-Rippey. Umpires-Messrs. Carr and
Nau. Time of game hours.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
UNLIMITED SECTION A.

Shark Beamer. pitching ace of the
Gibraltars. struck out fourteen bat
trlS and gay. his team a'.-t'-y II,
tory over Quincy Athletic Club. Mon
tague did some excellent fielding am
batting for the winners. Treadway
hitting accounted for all the Quinc:
tallieS. Score:
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YANKEES co AHEAD
ON TWO VICTORIES
SO, 900, Largest Crowd Since
1914, in Phi||y, See Macks
Defeated.

n PHILADELPHIA. August 13.-
New York defeated Phila-
delphia twice today before
$4,000 fans, the largest crowd that
has witnessed a game here since
1914. The scores were to ? and
Is to J.
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Phiia. Abb. O.A Totals. 80 IA ~
.Ea'ted for Nayl"r in eighth inning.
Tran for Collins In eighth inning

New York. ..... : q q 3 o l-l3
Philadelphia. D . o.
Runs-Ruth. Meusel, Pipp t3l. Peckinpaugh
{. Walker. Myatt (2). Rakpr. Ward. Johnson
Dugan. Dykes Two-basr hi,s-Baker. Ward.
Miller. Myatt. &. Walker. Duyan. Home run
Meusel. Stolen bases-Meusel. Pipp. .. Double
Llays-Eaker. Ward and Pipp: Raker. Schang.
Pipp: Naylor. Dykes and J. Walker. Left on
bases-New York. s: Pliladc,phia. 10. BASES
on balls-On Collins. 4: OF Harris. 3 Hits
in % innings: Harris. s in . ,n"ne out in
third inning>: Keefe. It in four innings: Nay
lor. in two innings; Moore, . in one inning
By Collins ): by Shawk-y. l: by Harris. .;
by Keefa. q: by Naylor. I. Winning pitcher
Collins. Losing pitcher-Harris. Empires
Messrs. Dineen Evans and Wilson. Time of
game hours.
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Kuns-Bressfer, Smith, Mueller, Stock.
HOrnsby t2). FGurnier. Clemens. Doak. Errors
-Roush. Wing0, HOrnsby. TwO-baRe hit
Doak Home runs-HOrnsby. FOurnier. Stolen
hase-G;roh. Sacrifces-IAvan, Doak. Double
pfays-Stoek. Hofnaby. Fonrnier; Lavan. Horns
by. FOufnier. Left bases-Cincinnati. Z; st.
Louis. T. Bases on balls-OR Donahue. 9;
oa Doak. .. Hits-On Donahue. II in 6: Of
4eary. in 9. Struck out-By Donahue. 8;
by Geary. .; by Doak. q wN6 pitch-Dona-
line. Losing pitcher-Donahue. Umpires-
MessFs. Hart and Emslie. Time, 1.48.
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Totals. 80 8 "a s Totals. "a Q "a IL
sRatted for W. Swope in the fifth inning.
tBatted fuc b. Sauber in the eighth inning

d. y.
Independent. 0 = o . 80.
Runs-Cohen ,3,. Boucher, Taylor. A. Gold I
berg t2). Mitchell. Elwood. Harrington. Walt. !
Mccormack. Collier: J.. Sauber. Goldstein.
katz T. Sauber. Two-base hits. Sauber !
Goldstein Three base hits-Taylor Hits-Of
Burline, 6 in 1-3 innings: OF Elwood. 3 in
% innings. Sacrifice hits-Elwood ,c).
Stolen b6xes-t'ohen. J. Sauber t3). Double
plays. Sauber to N. Merelman to Katz: j.
Sauber to NJ. Merelman: y. Goldberg to Kaiz:
on bases-Independent 5; Herzl. 5. First base
on balis-On Burdine. 5; OF Elwood. .; Oh
B. Sauber Z. Hit by pitcher-By h. Sauber
(WatD Struck out-By Burdine, 4: by EI-
wood, Z; by b. Sauber. 1. Wild pitches-Bur-
dine. Cmpire-Mr. Jaeschke. Time of game,
1 hour and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
STRIKES OUT 1s MEN.

In a game yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Falls Church and Glen
Carlyn, Va, teams. played at the
former place. Falls Church won. 9 to
s. Hendryx, pitching for the winners,
struck out eighteen men.
Evening star., 1921-08-14

Euns-ti. Meinherr. A Menberg. Deck ca
Haeer. Rallenger. Montague. Mills. Low"
Smith. Errors Weinberg. Lucas -. Two
base hitS-Jert BallrnEcr. Nontagu". Thrc
base hit-pe,k- Struck out-By Beamer. Il .
10y Raine>. .. Stolen bdses-Meinipcrs t2l. =
Weinberg 80. Harlow. Jett. Lucas Raine>
Sacrifce hits-Beamer. Smith. Bases bali
-Beamer ,3I. Ranes (3l. Umpire Nj
Crookes. Time Of game-l hour and 45
utes.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
What May Happen
in Base Ball TODAY

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at Washington New York at Phila.
Detroit. at st. Louis. Detroit AT 81. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland. Chicago at Cleveland.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Washington. g: Boston, I.
New York, lib: Philadelphia -.
ST.. Louis, :; Detroit.
Cleveland q; Chicago. /.
Evening star., 1921-08-14

LEAGUE WINNERS START
TITLE BATTLES TUESDAY
Southern of Terminal Circuit and Potomac
Council of the Caseys Clash in First
Engagement in Section B.

IITH the independent championship
Wv struggles and the leaders of the
begin play for intereague honor practically ndlot
base ball District will
scheduled
while Section
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SAME OLD JOHNSON.

Two-base hits-Judce. Miller. McInnis. Col
'inS. Stolen basp-IIarris. Sicrihces-Smith.
Judge. La Motto. double play-Picinich to
Harris. Left on baSes-Boston. 9: Washing
ton. q. Bases on halls-On Myers. > Struck
ou.-Ry Johnson. &: by Myers. 1. Empires
MeSsrs. Hildrbrand and Owens Time Of game
i hour and % minutes.
Evening star., 1921-08-14

YESTERDAY'S RESULT
Randle. 10: Mount Vernon. teight innings)
T0M0RROW'S GAME.
knickerhocker VS.. Winston, nt 35th stree
and Wisconsin avenue.
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Runs-POwell. Barbare. Cruise. BoeckeI,
Holke Ford, O'Neil. Watson. Error-Parkin> y
son. Two-base hits-Wrightstone. Bruggy.
Powell Three-base hit-Boeckel. Stolen
bases-Powell; Ford sacrdce-Poweli. Left
on bases-Philadelphia. 9 Boston, 8. Base on
son. &: By winters, 9. Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN
and Mccormick. Time Of game-1 hour and 70
minutes.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Boston, As; philadelphia. 80.
New York. 1; BROOKLYN. 3.
Pittsburgh l.; Chicago. 3.
St. Louis. s: Cincinnati l
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Rocky Mount. ): Newport News. 9.
Wilson. ;; Tarboro. 8.
Norfolk. 1: Portsmouth. O.
Suffolk. H.: Richmond. 5-o1.
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Chattanooga. 5; Nashville. 4.
birmingham. 8: Atlanta, o.
New Orleans, 8: Little Rock. o.
Mobile, q; Memphis, /.
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Runs-Daal BARBER, Maise,. Maranyille
Rigtr'e. Robertson. Barnhart Errors-fIol-
10 her. kelleher Brottem. Two-base hits
Deal CD. Bigbee Tierner. Stolen bases
kighee. Flack. Maranv.lle Home run
I:o~rtson. Sacrifice hits-Bar',er Whitted,
I1erney. Double play-Glazner To Grimm
Left on bases-Ch;caco. D. Pittsburgh g
First base halls-Of Freeman i: off
thrrves. =: off Glazner l. Hits-0f Free
mar in i innings: of Cheeves none in
innings. Hit by pitrher-Ry Checves CItarn-
l!artl. Struck out-By Freeman ,: hv
'heeveS. l.: by Glazner. l. Passed hall-Bror-
TEN: " Winning pitcber-.;lazn-r IoSin.
piicher-Frr.mau Umpir.s-Ai.ssrs. O'DaT
and brennan. Time of game-l hour and 30
minutes "
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Spartanburg. 8: Charleston, 1.
Columbia, IL: Charlotte, 2.
Greenville,, 10; Augusta. 4.
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YESTERDAYS RESULT
Owl. 9: Benning. l tseven innincsD.
TOMORROW'S GAME
I.eviathan VS.. Roamer. al Randle field. east
end Of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge
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MIDGET DIVISION.

YESTERDAYS RESULT
Christ Child %: Pipetown. 4.
TOMORROw'S GAME
Oriole VS.. Warwick, at Union station plaza
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Yesterdays RESTLT.
Holy Name. .: Perry. q forfeit.
TOM0RROw'S GAME.
None scheduled.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

indianapolis. 8-5: Toledo. 5-8.
Louisville. 8: Columbus. 5.
Milwaukee, 10; st. Faul. 4.
kansas City. 0-12; Minneapolis. 6-13.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Raleigh. 4; High Point. ..
Danville. 8: Greensboro. 3.
Durham W inston- Salem ,rain).
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-16
PLAY BALL

The Yeriirgton high school boys
played the first baseball game Of the
season Sunday against an aggravating
aggregation of players selected from
various parts OF the County A strong
wind kicked up clo,sds of dust which
at times rendered the players invisible.
AS no score was kept we are unable
to give the names OF the players and
the number OF runs made. The small
boy with the big noise was there. and
the way they tore into the umpire was
something fierce. Somebody started
to take up a subscription to raise funds
to purchase equipments for the club.
but he was he-hawed loudly One
cnterprising youth boldly announced
that if they would buy coffin Tor
the umpire he would contribute liber-
ally 1t is said another game will be
played sometime.