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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-10
HIGH
REGISTERS so

Especial, Correspondence
Reynolds, Ill, Sept. 10.--Over so
pupils were registered at the Rey-
nolds community high school on
Thursday. Classes will start Mon
day morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-10
MEN TO
UNION MEETING
Especial Correspondenca \

Cambridge, III, Sept. 10.-A COS
pei team of Kewanee business 80
Will have charge of the union n,e .
ming. e'e-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-10
ANDOVER TO PLAY
COLORED GIANTS

" GO PJLiUb0C6,J
cambridge, Ill. Sept. 10.-Tha
Andover team will meet the Gales
burg Coiored Giants at Andoyer to-
morrow afternoon. The game viii
be called at 2:S0 O'clock
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-10
YUMA AID SOCIETY
MEETS THURSDAY
Especial Corresnondanco,

Ell
yuma, Ill, Sept. 10.-The ladies'.
aid society Of the Yuma Methodist
church VIII meet Thursday after-
noon, Sept Is, with Mrs. Alvab
Scarf. A good attendance is de-
sired. NC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-10
STRIKE FOR MORE Pty

Hankow, China.-Painters strike
Tor an additional 20 cents per day
wages Now draw so cents per day
employers refuse to- give more
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-10
browns I'M r NCurs

London--Jonathan Marsay. so
gas man. was found drowned in =
pool of water three inches deem
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-10

Baptist-The Sunday school will
be held at 10 a. N. The Ladies' Aid
society will meet Thursday, Sept.
Is, at 2:30 p m. at the church
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-10

Presbyterian-Rev. William Har-
berts, pastor Sunday school at 10
a. m. Morning worship at II a. M
The Junior society meets at AIS p.
III. Wednesdays during the school
year. Midweek service at 1880
o'clock Wednesday evening.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-14

1920
Road District Maintenance fund 625o9o
Dallas District, Maintenance fund 51469
Road District Maintenance fund 1866
Road District Maintenance fund l452o
Springs Road District Maintenance fund 4aa4o
Philadelphia District Maintenance fund os2s9
Maintenance fund 4oooo
No g Int and Sinking fund lo4oo
and Sinking fund aooo
Taylor Road District Interest and Sinking fund 19zao
Abbevl District, Bond fund 1871
Shackelford Road District Bond fund ol
Pension fund ooooo
ftooo
Naon s.hool f,nd ............ 13,l2667
fund l'oo1o
Chickasaw School fund A'0A'i
Hopewel School fund loI.Io
Abbvlle 4oSzl
Burgess Consolidated School fund oll.oo
Camp School fund o449
College Hill School fund LOO ~
Bridge fund 90 ~,
Yocona Maintenance fund iz'zi
ro.caa fund 11174o
District Maintenance fund SSH
.a,lor Maintenance fund soooo
South Maintenance fund i4o.o4
Shackeford Maintenance fund iio'
Beat One Road District Interest and Sinking fund
District Bond fund -oo
fund LIZ
Denmark School fund
Abbevile Sinking fund 1eooolo
Agricultural School, Interest and Sinking fund
Burgess Interest and Sinking fund lo99..o
Sand Sinking fund 95oa4
LAFAYETTE Springs Interest and Sinking fund ooo'
shakeod Interest and Sinking fund oo9zo
Yocona District, Interest and Sinking fund 4s5456
Road District No Interest and Sinking fund zlsooo
1f+ $50 Si school fund ........... 1866
fund 4.io
Luna o'n Iu c,;latoa chool FIND ......... 1888
% ;1ated school District 77655
LAFAYETTE Springs District Bond fund 4'ooo
No Bond fund zzo.oo
No q Bond fund zo'ao
Beat Maintenance fund s,1oa.ao
Abbevle District, Maintenance fund z'aoo41
Agricultural Maintenance fund az
Burgess Road District Maintenance fund .....,. 1854
TOTAL. .sll5os2o4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-14
Catarrh Con Be Cured

satarrh is local disease greatly fnfiu-
enced by constitutional conditions It
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
rs taken internally and acts through
the Blood on thH Mucous Surfaces OF
the System. HALLS CATA r r II
MEDICINE destroys the foundation OF
the disease, gives the patient strength ~
improving thaHkAperal health and assista
All Dru9gj} Circulars free.
=. J. Chene Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-14
A real treat
JULY IA, 1921.

A COOL, shady spot, the family
~ all gathered around tempt
ing lunch spread before them
cold chicken, tongue, ham, olives,
pickles and, most tempting of all,
a delicious pie, baked from Valier's
Dainty Flour. Don't you wish
you were there?
Pie, with a crust baked of Dainty
Flour, is treat anywhere, bur
somehow, out in the open, it tastes
even better than usual. The flavor
of the carefully SELECTED soft winter
wheat from which Valier's Dainty
Flour is miiled makes it delicious
to the last crumb.
Yet fine baking is not the only
recommendation for Valier' S Dainty
Flour. Dainty is economical in
spite of its higher cost per sack.
It's like cream skinned from rich,
Jersey milk-all quality. You
won't waste it in failures and you
need less shortening with it. Order
a sack of Dainty and have that
picnic this week end.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-14
TREAsURER'S REPORT.

funds his hands belonging
ending 30h 1921 which
approved and shows the following
Evening star., 1921-09-04
WATERMEN
OFF TO BIG REGATTA

Washington will be well represent
ed at the thirty-sixth annual Middle
States Association regatta to be
tional course on the Schuylkill, at
Philadelphia tomorrow afternoon. Po-
tomac Boat Club will have crews in
the senior four-oared gig. inter-
mediate eight and 150-pound senior
double races. while Washington
letes into contests for fours ,tandems
and singles.
Crews of both organizations left
this morning for Philadelphia and
will take trial spins over the course
this afternoon. for they will en-
Opposed to Potomac's eight will be
Vespers Of Philadelphia. with practi-
cally the same crew which finished
fifth at Buffalo. ahead the locals:
West Philadelphia Boat Club and
New York Athletic Club.
The Red and Whites senior gig
will have to battle against the Vesper
crew stroked by Jack Kelly and also
an undefeated West Philadelphia
combination and the Bayonne Rowing
Association. Four other good senior
double crews will be pitted against
represent Nonpareil Rowing Club,
Malta, Penn Barge and Undine. Con-
testants for this race will be. required
to weigh in at Bachelor Barge Club
at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Washington canoeists will en-
counter craft Of Philadelphia Canoe
Club, Red Dragon and ALGONQUIN
clubs and other well known organ
izations Of Pennsylvania. New York
and New Jersey. The local paddlers
have added to their records this sum-
mer. and are primed to garner more
laurels in this closing regatta of the
year.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
HOLMEAD HOLDS LEAD
IN SUBURBAN Tennis

Holmead racketers retained their
lead in the Suburban Tennis League
yesterday when they were credited
with victory in all seven of their
schedule matches with Montrese.
The pace settlers captured both
singles and two doubles on the courts
md were awarded three doubles engage
ments through defaults.
Pain interfered with the compile
ton of the Euclid-Argyle and Capt.
tai Racquet matches. Summary:
HOI.MEAD. Z; MONTROsE. 0.
sngles-Ballenger tH.D defeated Kelliher
MD, 60. 6-1: White tH.l. defeated Hon-
man IN }. C-1. 63.
Doubtless -Ballenger- Steilwagen (HD defeat
ed Kelieher- Hancock M. 6-1, 62: Dyer
McCathran (H) defeated King Hoffman (M.).
O., G.. In three other doubles matches
Aontrose defaulted to Hoimead.
EUCLID. l: ARGYLE. 1.
Sinsles-Fowler (E.) defeDted Robinson (A.).
-. 6-l; Mayheld (A.) defeated Clarke (E.).
Double s-Hixson Knapp E.) vs. Robinson
Mayfeld tA.D, II tcalled, rain). Other
matches postponed. rain.
CAPITAL, 8; RACQUET. q
S'ngles-Thomas CD defeated C. Dowd
(R.). O.. 6-3; Hills tR.) defeated Dinwid
die (CD.e3. 81.
Doubles-Hills-fenton tR.) defeated Greene.
Bessey CD. CO. 60; Brown -McCabe C.)
defeated Bentor-Conway (RD. 6-3. 63: Cor.
don-Corwin CO. Won by default. OtheI
.i-aicies postponed. rain.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
PAIR Of D. c. GOLFERS
IN NATIONAL TOURNEY

NEW YORK, September 3.-Donald
Woodward and A. r. Mackenzie, both
of the Columbia Country Club. were
the only Washingtonians entered
when the list closed tonight for the
national amateur golf championship
two weeks hence in st. Louis. AL
lowance will be made for belated
mails.
There are already lis names in
hand. and it is expected a field of
not much short of $50 will compete.
Riggerstaffe Wilson. Vancouver,
who has held the British Columbia
title, seems likely to be the most
prominent of the Canadian contend
ers.
The outlook is for only three Brit
ish entrants. but two of them are of
caliber-William Hunter and Tom
my" Armour, the latter being a can
didate last year. when he fell just short
of the semi-finals.
There are a dozen well known cam
paigners whose names are still
among the missing, notably Bobby
Jones. w. c. Fownes, jr., and David
son Heron.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
WOMAN is CONTINUING
LONG SWIM AFTER REST

CATSKILL. n. Y. September g.
Miss Mile Gade, Denmark's champion
woman swimmer. left here at 6 pm.
after a rest of six hours on her swim
ming journey from Albany to New
York, distance of nearly $50 miles.
She expected to reach Saugerties.
fourteen miles below here, by mid
night, where she will rest until 6 am.
Upon resuming her trip tomorrow she
twelve miles beyond Saugerties, by
noon.
Miss Gade's schedule provides for
her arrival at Poughkeepsie. the half
way point on her voyage, at midnight
Sunday. and be at Newburgh by Mon
day noon. From Newbufgh to New
York her progress will be governed
by the tides. but she hopes to finish
her long swim Wednesday,
Evening star., 1921-09-04


Much credit is due Shrimp Griffith.
112-pound right-hand pitcher. for
Renrocs victory. The little hurler
held the Leviathians to six hits and
contributed a pair of safeties that af-
fected his teams run column. In
scoring his fourth win in the series
Griffith famed eleven batters. bring
ing his strike-ou total for the cham
pionship contests to thirty-nine. The
Renrocs sewed up the game when they
drove Webb from the slab while tally
ing nine runs in the sixth inning.
All Sections In Title Round.
The intersectional series will bring
together teams from all parts of the
city. In the unlimited division Sham
rock Athletic Club Of the vicinity Of
the navy yard. and Winston Athletic
Club. which holds forth in Northeast
Washington, already have qualifled for
titular play
Evening star., 1921-09-04
2r Game Yankees american Tennis Team Retains Davis Cup
Crif Sisns a Twirler;
Goes to View Another

President Grimth OF the Ma
tionals has shocked" one pitcher
and. hna gone to give another
the 90. Gri6 w;.s at the station
yesterday evening to board .
rattler for New Haven to scru.
tiniac the efforts Of Phen0m
Woodward. who has been so.
Ing great gums In the Enstern
League, when he called over the
phone and broke the news Of
obtaining . pitcher from the
wflIs Of Miuncs0ta. Tho hurler
In question IN Damascus Elias
FrIlree f-om. the Virginia,
Miap, t-depend-nt tenn. He
wi len tomorrow to Join the
Na-i0nr! re later In the week.
Grif said he wis sorry not to be
rblr tn see the Nationals and
Ynnks In their flnnl clash here
tod y, but that he would zee
them IN the word series. He
meant the Yankees. Of course.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
RUTH HITS 5Oth HOMER
IN GAME ENDING 9 TO 3
Clout Finishes Courtney and Schacllt Assumes
Punishment-Griffs Must Brace or They
Will Land in Second Division.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

YORK Septemfe: 3Absobng to reverse today the
M Miller chesy the sad
Nationals straight setbaks aud delving
twelve defeats the last in games
skiddng with Red
their second division for
of the capital who short month
to be contenders for the pennant
Grfmen registered
Indians they have played exactly and
have
centage 500
give Tigers Boston,
while possible
means of helping the Mackmen
Evening star., 1921-09-04

The Section A championship at
present is between Gibraltar Athletic
Club, a team including players who
live in the neighborhood of the gov
ernment printing office. and the West
overs of Washington Circle. The lat
ter will be eliminated, however.
should the Gibs beat the Emeralds
Tuesday in the play-off of tie game
If the GIBBS lose they will have to face
the Westovers for the honors
In the Junior division it will be
Northeast against Southwest. The
team that will encounter the Roamers
or Renrocs will be the Aztec Athletic
Club. one Of the islands sturdiest ag-
gregations. These same parts Of the
city will be opponents in the midget
division. where the Linworths of Sec
ton b represent Southwest and the
Warwfcks of Section A will carry the
Northeast colors.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
ZACHARY WILL TW|RL
AGAINST YANKS TODAY

NEW YORK. September 3.-Zach-
ary Is slated to do the fiinging in the
Yankees final appearance of the sea-
son in WASHINGTON tomorrow, with
Rip Collins his probable opponent
Acosta and Jah ason will be taken along
for possible rrlief work. but the other
pitchers and some of the extra help
will 20 direct to Philadelphia. where
an abbreviated series with the Mack
men will be opened Monday.
The Victory Of Carl Mays today. his
fourth straight. broke the l. for
leadership among pitchers in the
American League, the underhand
finger now having one more win to
his credit than the twenty-one VIC
tories and nine defeats of Stan
No les. than half a dozen double
plays were pulled in today's tussle,
evenly divided among the two teams
A drlx.le. which Mt time. threaten
ca 70 develop into real rain. started
IN the third inning today and chased
many or the front-row fans to cover.
put Few Of the close to 10000 present
ielt the park. although moisture in
varying quantities continued to fall
to the end. The fans cheered when
the Grinmen were retired in the fifth
inning. assuring the legality of the
game. ~
The Yankees have in Deyormer a
young catcher who will make Wally
scnans a hustle to retain his position
OF nrst-strfng backstop. Deyormer is
good hitter. has a fine throwing
arm and Is nervy to a degree. az was
SHOWN in the sixth inning TO-DAY
when he ealloped into the narrow
area between the Yankees bench ana
the press box tn CORRAL D;.n ny;,,,
foul. "e "iiiieF
Evening star., 1921-09-04
HOGAN WINS AT TRAPS.
Breaks 4S e1 % Targets Thrown at
Washingtou Club Shoot,

NJ D. HOGAN. a veteran trapshooter.
won a leg son the officers trophy, at
the Washington Gun Club traps yes-
terday, when he broke forty-eight
out Of fifty targets thrown. He was
competing with an eighteen-yard
handicap. Few gunners braved the
heat, but the competition was Of high
order. The club will conduct q tour
ney tomorrow. starting at ! o'clock.
Summary of yesterdays shoot:
Dean, A: AcCaron. Al; Hunter. q; Par
sons, a: Slime. 90; Jewett. 10: Fisher. 20:
Dr. Hawley. %; Horton. 50; Livesey, IS;
stearn. IS: Hogan. 70: shafter. 50; DIR. Con-
rad. IA; Miller, 80; Ellis. 3s; Boiden. q.
Evening star., 1921-09-04


Many sandlot teams have games
this afternoon. and tomorrow will
find practically all OF them in action
Among the younger mines playing
today are Bloomingdale and Sher-
wood, due to meet at o'clock this
afternoon on the Sherwood field in
Langdon. and the Independents and
Friendship Athletic Club. slated to
contest on the Trinidad field, begin
ming at $3.50.
Deanwood Athletic Club will oppose
the Washington Giants in a game at
Union Park tomorrow afternoon
Play will get under way at 2 o'clock.
Peerless Athletic Club is to face
the st. Cyprian team at o'clock on
the grounds at 18th and B streets
southeast. All Peerless players are
to report at the field a half hour be-
fore game time.
Royal. Athletic Club wants a game
on Catholic University field tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock. Teams in
terested should telephone E. F.
Rhodes; Columbia 1929, between 8
and 1880 O'Clock.
LIE Droit Tigers and Piedmont
Athletic Club will play a double
header tomorrow afternoon at Bright
wood. The first game will start at
1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
GIANTS CLIMB WITHIN
POINT OF PITTSBURGH

BROOKLYN. Sept. s.-New York
went to within one point of Pitts
burgh today by defeating Brooklyn.
S to 1, in a seven-inning game. stop
ped by rain.
The Giants punched their nine hits.
while Barnes kept the Brooklyn hits
scattered.
which, with an error. scored two runs
in the eighth, were lost to the rec
ords when the storm caused the con-
test to revert to the seventh.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
BARS SEVEN GAMBLERS.

LOS ANGELES, September 3.-The
nam&s of seven alleged base ball gam
bIer>, forever debarred" from admit
tanc.s to Pacific Coast League parks,
wers announced here today by Vii
liam H. Mccarthy, president of$the
leabue. He personally supervised the
election from Washington Park, dur
fng the progress of the first game of
a double-header between Portland and
Los Angeles. of more than a dozen
bettors on games.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
DOUBLES TO u. S. PAIR,
GIVING THIRD VICTORY
Williams and Washburn Defeat Kumagae and
Shimidzu, OF, Us, 40, 7-5-Two Singles
Matches to Be Played Tomorrow.

TOREST HILLS September 3-The Davis embemac OF
II championship remains America for
other
and Watson NJ. Washburn of New
defending nhed the championship for the
defeating Shmidzu
Japan by of o. IS 49, IS on the
of the Side Tennis Club this afternoon -
doubles match today
Kumagae and William T. Tidens
singles American players the
neces threeo out of victories.
Evening star., 1921-09-04

Runs-witt' ts)a Dykes ~. G. WsAker t2l.
e. Collins NcCann, Freeman, Leib0ld :. t31 .
Foster (3), Menosky, J. Collins. Ruel. Russell,
Karr. Efrors-Myatt. Keefe. Two -n.se hits.C.
walker, McCann. Galloway. Leibold. Menosiy.
Foster, Pratt, j. Collins. sacrince-J. Colli1s.
Double plays Mccain to Dykes to J. Walker.
Ieibold TO Scott, Foster to Pratt to & Meinn's.
Bases on baiis-oa Keeie, Z; o3 Harris, /;
OF freeman, 2: on Myers. I: Of Russell: 2;
on Karr, I. Hits-OR Keefe, In 2 innings
(none out in third; Of Harris, in 2 innings;
OF Freeman. 4 in 4 innings; OF Myers. in
i-S innings; OF Russell. in 5 IL innings;
BY Myers (Dugan). Struck out-By Myers,
4; BY Russell. 1: By Karr. L.. Winning pitcher
i-Karr. Losing pitcher-freeman: Umpires-
Messrs Connnl1y, Moeiarity and Wilson. Time
Of game-1 hour and At minutes. w.,
Evening star., 1921-09-04
SCORES 2e RUNS IN CANE.

RICHMOND Va, September IA
new Virginia League record for runs
scored In q single game was estab.
lished here today when the Richmond
team registered a total Of Is ta1lies
against the Newport News Club. In
the seventh inning the local team
lieved to be \ league record for .
single inning. ,.---r .--.z.s, s-s.-.-
Evening star., 1921-09-04
MEMPHIS NEAR pENNANr.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. September s.
With but fifteen more days Of the
Southern Association season left,
Memphis is maintaining a lead Of
eight games over New Orleans, the
third. Both New Orleans and Mem
phis have seventeen more games to
play, aAd Indications are that the
next week will settle the pennant
race.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
HICKEY WINS ON LINKS.
Ga. September

ATLANTA, Ca, September j.
Richard Hickey Of the Atlanta Ath-
letic Club won the golf championship
of Atlanta today by defeating Chick
Ridley, a club man. six and four in
the thirty six hole final match. The
tournament was marked by two play
ers, wimberly Peters and Carey
Baker. shooting holes in one stroke.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
OLD RIVALS WILL CLASH
TODAY ON RANDLE FIELD

HAMROCk Booland Athletic clubs
Twining City folk this game On
- Field of Pennsylvania bridge
these have been travelling speedy clip
excellent They have
be de-
Evening star., 1921-09-04
RED SOX .ROUT MACKS
ON, ,IA[[|ES IN EIGHTH

BOSTON, September s.-Boston de-
feated Philadelphia, II to 10: today, the
tieing and winning runs coming in the
eighth when Witt misjudged Menosky's
fly to deep right, which went for two
bases.
In the seventh c. Walker hit a home
run over the left-field fence with the
ho GOO fIlad
Evening star., 1921-09-04
Stands Will Seat 1900
at National Net Event

PHILADELPHIA. September
3-Three grnndstnndS, capaoie
of seating nearly 11.OOO PERSONS
have been built at the German
town Cricket Club for the ma
tiOunl tenni. singles tourna-
ment, which will open next FRI
dny. Nineteen courts have
been laid out on velvety turf,
the product Of years of nur-
turing.
II the play is unmarried by
rnin the final match will be
reached on Friday, September
10. On the first day the
matches will begin mt noon, hut
/. thereafter at 1 OF . O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
WOULD FORM ssDUCK" LEAGUE

Representatives Of athletic clubs
Georgetown September Is to consider
the Organization of bowling league.
The meeting will be open to all. for it
Is desired to include as many clubs
as care to form .duckpfn- teams. A
league schedule will be prepared and
competition started before the first Of
next month.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
BRAVES AND PH|LL|ES
SPLIT A DOUBLE BILL

PHILADELPHIA. September g.
Boston divided a double-header with
Fhiladelphia in their final series here
today.
Ring held the Braves to four scat.
tered hits in the opening game and
the Phillfes won, 4 to /.
In the second, Boston pounded G..
Smith and Sedgwick for q hits and
a 15-to-4 victory.
The hitting Of Powell and Christen.
bury featured the closing game
Evening star., 1921-09-04
!. ELKs SWEEP SERIES.
Swamp Lynchburg Nine in Second
Eraternal Contest.

LYNCHBURG, Va. September a.
Washington Elks swamped their local
brothers today in the second and final
game Of their base ball series. win
ming. IL to 1. In achieving their Sec
ond triumph the visitors hammered
three .Lynchburg pitchers for FIFTEEN
hits, while Patterson held the locals to
Ave Score.
Evening star., 1921-09-04

TwO-base hit - Meusel. Thfee-base hits -
Mays. M,licr. Ii0:ne runs-Ru.h. Shanks.
S.olen bIses-Measel, Judge. Sacrihce-nc ce.
i,od.'le plays - Bas.. hutris ana Judge ("J
Naru. Peek npaush anu P,ep: McNal,y. Ward
and P-pp; feck:npaush, Ward and Pipp; Har-
ris. bush aIi. Ju,,.e. Left on bases-New
York. i: washington. q. Bases on balls-On
HIt.-Or Courtney. = in :. inn.ngs (none out
tn.rd); OH >, ha,ht. in & Inn ngs. Struck
out-By Mays. L. imp. .res-Messrs. Evans
Time Of gamc-l hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
.CH1CAF0ANs SEEK SPEED.

CHICAGO. September 3.-Johnny
Eersity Of Chicago. has been engaged
sby the local American League club
to- instruct young players on Presi-
dent Comiskey's club in the art of
base running. Bib Falk. one of his
pupils, is showing wonderful results
In running bases and starting after
ay balls under his direction.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
INDIANA BELLS AHEAD.

CLEVELAND. September 3-The In
diana Bells of indianapolis won the
first of three-game series from the
National Acmes of this city here today
in the first round of play for the class
AA Industrial championship of the
National Base Ball Federation by q
score of z to 3.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
RIVAL NORTHEAST MINES
TIED FOR SECTION TITLE

ENROC ATHLETIC CLUB and Roamer Athletic Club
mines, will battle Washington Barracks Tuesday
right Section of the junior division the
sectional scheduled this week
sandlot base ball championships Playing the
Rande Field the
the
Evening star., 1921-09-04

Eoston ...O o o 58 O-l5
Philadelphia 30 2 o o o o. 4
Runs-Poxell t3). Christepbury (2). South
worth (3). Cruise. Nixon. Ford. Gibson,
Scott t3D, Richbourg. Miller. Lebourveau,
Konetchy. Errors-Boeckel (2). J. Smith
Williams. Bruggy. Two.base hits-P0well,
Gibson, Southworth ~. Lebourveau (2). Rich
bourg, Williams. Three-ba%e hit-king.
Chrstenbury. Home rrn-Powel. Sacrifice
-Boeckel. Hits-On Smith. Is in (none
out in 8th): on Sedgwlck, in 4. Struck
out-By Sedgwick. 2; by Scott.7. Base on
balls-On Smith, 2; sedgwick. 2: Scott. .
Double plays-Miller and Konetchy. Left on
bases-Boston: g.; Philadelphia. 8. Losing
pitcher-smith. Ump;res-Messrs. Rieler and
Moran. Time, hours.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
WHITE SOX HIT HARD;
DEFEAT BROWNS, 12-1

CHICAGO, September 3.-Chicago
went on a batting rampage in the
early innings today and easily de-
feated st. Louis by IL to 1. -
Russell pitched in fine form for the
locals, holding the visitors to seven
scattered hits, Jacobson's double and
two infield cuts saving them from
shut out.