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New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Yankees Assume League Lead
As Result of Indians Defeat

play Of the Brooklyn club in the West
was surprise, the Dodgers taking
three series out of four. St. Louis and
Chicago are doing well in both batting
and fielding
The Cardinals lost several close
games recently and the Cubs have been
handicapped by ineffective pitching.
Clncinnatl's play improved just enough
TO permit the Reds to benefit by Chi
cago's slump and go into sixth place.
For last place team Philadelphia is
playing a fair game.
In the American League Cleveland
has failed to show the same run-scor-
ing power as New York. although both
met the same teams last week. Little
difference is seen in comparison of
pitching strength. The home-run hit
ting com bination of Ruth, Baker and
Meusel, which had a total Of eleven cir
cult hits last week, has been of great
aid to the Yankees
The play of the Washington team has
fallen off and the Senator'S are in dan
ger Of losing third place, as st. Lo1is is
coming up at fast pace. The Browns
are getting good pitching and are bat
ting well. Detroit fell back to sixth
place yesterday. while Boston went into
fifth. The Red Sox are playing con-
sistent game. The Chicago and Phila-
delphia pitchers have been hit hard
The Athletics made 10l hits for 45 runs
in 9 games against the Indians and
Yankees last wee<.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

F. l.. Salomon's Adelew won the long
distance power boat race of the Yacht
Racing Association of Jamaica Bay held
over the week end The boats left the
anchorage of the Rockaway Park Yacht
Club in Jamaica Bay on Saturday, be-
ing sent away by Harry NJ. Bergman,
chairman of the race committee, on a
one-gun start.
The finish line was off Plum Point
in Manhasset Bay. Yesterday morn
ing the craft returned to the starting
line off the Rockaway Park Yacht
Club. In making the run home the
yachts were sent away on their hanii-
cap times. These were figured from
the elapsed time in the run from
Jamaica Bay to Manhasset Bay. The
first boat home therefore was the Win
ner.
The best elapsed time in the run on
Saturday and again in the race home
was made by S. Greenberg's Calith
This was expected, as she was the
scratch boat. Although she made the
fastest time, Calith was the third boat
to finish, second prize going to Fannie
Y 3D., which belongs to Commodore
f. A. A. Ullfnann,
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Invitation Net Tourney
Starts at SOUTHAMPTON

SOUTHAMPTON, L. l., Aug. IA
Following is the draw for the annual
invitation tennis tournament which be-
gins on the courts of the Meadow Club
tomorrow afternoons:
Byes Oop half)-Erick Tyner Denmark:
Murray Vernon F. Van Ingen. Vincent
Richards. j. G. II. Lawrence r. L. P=N.
Max Woosnanl, Arthur Yencken, Walter
Merrill Hall
First round - Coulter VS. Dwight Robin
son. l.. De Tourenne vs. Ludlow Wander
yenter O. G. n. Turnbull KS. Charles Woo !.
Robert kinsey IS Herndon. l.. T. Wilians
vs. j. y. Fenno. - L. Werner VS.. Coffin.
5 r. Foshell vs. Herbert Bowman. George
Walker VS.. Harold Goldschall, Dean
Mathcy Us. F.. Reyral. Howard kinscy w
br. George King, J. H. Howard VS. phi.
Meer; Davies VS.: w. j. clothicr. Harold
Taylor Alex. Her.
Byes dover halfl-H. +. Gilbert vs. A
". Jones, Willis Davis vs.. I. DE Borbolla,
T. Nanderventer vs. Hrndrickson. hu.t'
kelcher KS. f. Gordon Lowe. Donald
iicresey VS. Craig Biddle.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Ten Leading Batters
In the Major Leagues
AMERICAN IEAGr
Three Teams Advance
I'm WestfeId Tourney

Three teams reached the sen,i-inai
round III the annual Westfield Tennis
Clubs annual mems open tournament
on the Westheld Clubs Jersey courts.
Ihe combinations are Powers AMI
Palmer, Kelly and Cunningham and
Emerson and Dornheim. All the match
es were played over Saturday and
Sunday, and the final game in the
fourth round and the semi-hnals will
be played next Saturday.
Kelly and Cunningham won TIE tour
nament last year, and Knox and Won
Bermuth were runners up. The former
team has reached the semi-fnzl round,
but the latter team was eliminated in
the third round. The summaries:
Second round Groeshcok and J.
lsr - ire defeated iis'le and Mclean. s-s
t.; G. W. SchocpDs and A. Ehrnsan de-
lsated ". VI. Lanlbe and ". L. Day lr
~. I'll; Z. S. TIhbcriy and " y
- - ew,etson defeated J. I. Daniels ami II.
Iaylor, e. 60. Powers and PALMER
ueiea;cd r. f Day and r r. Merry jr
%. 81 Stcnkanlf and Ioliffe defeated
Randall and Ranfaii 6-4. as. 80
'Scily ana Cunningham defeated Grant and
Gibson. G--l. 81 Dobbins and I.anSdal.
Ge'eated Treinaine ami Smith. e--3. CO
RENAME aud Tremainr defeated Bruoana
ana johnson, G-3. s q. Clark and lSei
lows defeated Throci0morion and kirlllaaa
a. 10 Knox nnd Won Bernuth DR.
{ merry and peistour defeated Bal and
rpeneer. G--i e: Tucker and B1ehef
eeieated Anderons and Minor e4. SIS
e. Emerson and Dornheisn defeated A. r
Staio and v Noyes. e-4. 20. A. p
Corbey and F. Barrett defeated l. e and
e. C. Delmonico. 81. 6-l. e.
ffnrN and a. +. Prentiss defeated -. Don
aidson and ]. Pici1eiic. 1o-s. s-6. t.
=. aney and A. n. hyde defeated Il
Slnsa bauEh and H. Tray berger e-9. I'll
Third round -Groesbeck and IeAaire De
,eated Schoepps and Ehrman. e-s. r
Powers and Palmer defeated rubberls and
Heweston, 6-3. 02; Kelly and Gun
ming ham defeated ~te.nkaupf and Jolffe
II. Ct, Tremaine and Trenanc de-
leated Doebins and I.ansdaie. 65. e
Clark and Bellows defeated Knox and Won
Bermuth, 7-5. 81. IS. Cherry and
Delstour defeated Tucker and Bueaier
- 8, Emerson and Dorhein defeated
'orbey and Barrett. &C. 60; Uaney and
Prentiss defeated Piiuey and Hyde. Go,
5-+.
Fourth rour d~PoYers and Palmer won
from Groesback and lie Marie by default
kelly AMI Cunning ham defeated rrrmaine
and Trelnaine. o--i go rerrn IN
'ornh.in, defeated Haney ad Pren'isa
6--9 B.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Pirates Having Little Diff
fculty in Setting Pace in
National League Race

The Yankees went to the fore in the
see-saw American League pennant race
yesterday when the Cleveland Indians
fell victim to the leading league twirl-
er, Faber, of Chicago. However, the
champions, like the Pirates. are setting
fast pace. While Pittsburgh is hav-
ing little difficulty in keeping ahead CT
the Giants. Cleveland has been unable
to shake off the Yankees. The loss OF
Catcher Nunamaker. whose leg was
fractured Saturday, may handicap the
Indians.
In The national race Pittsburgh,
which has taken five consecutive
games from Chicago, appears to have
a much steadier pitching staff than
New York. Although hit hard in a
few contests the Pirate pitchers have
been able to go the full distance.
Pittsburgh seems also to have the edge
on its rival in fielding.
Boston's hope of reaching the top is
dwindling. With handicap of eight
games TO overcome in forty-eight to be
played the Braves would have to aver
age two victories in thr<e games while
the Pirates were breaking even. The
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

Cadore Suffers Fifth Setback
OF Season at Hands of Boston
Oeschger Effective f-gainst
Robbie's Men; Homers
for Wheat and Cruise

Leon Cadore lost another close CON
test to the Braves at Ebbets Field
yesterday afternoon by a score of 3
to 2. 1t was Cadores fifth setback at
the hands of 7oston this year, without
single victory to his credit. The
Brooklyn right-hander pitched fine
game after a bad start, but the Dodg-
ers found Joe Ocschgcr we'll nigh in
vincibe.
The game was delayed for an hour
and fifteen minutes because of rain
and it was played under the most adj
verse conditions. The entire infeld
was covered with mud and water, while
the outfed was a combination of little
rain puddes.
Cadores unsteadiness in the first
and second innings was altogether re-
sponsible 70 rhis defeat, as the Dodgers
gave him splendid support. Consid-
erlng the condition of the ground, the
playing of both teams was remarkable
Myers and Southworth starred with
brilliant catches
The slippery field also helped Brock
lyn to one run and almost brought an
other, but the first marker was we'll
earned 1t was the result of Zach
Wheat's tive fth home run cf the sea-
son. Walton Cruise also hit a honor
in the first inning.
Braves Get Early Lead
The Braves took the lead in the first
inning by scoring two runs xfter two
were out. Southworth singled to cen
ter and then Walton Cruise poled out
~
The Braves continued their attac!.
on Cadore in the next inning when shcy
showed over their third and final tally.
Holke singled and when Ford and
!O'Neil followed With scratch hits the
bases were filled. Oeschger hit into
double play, but Holka tailed. WIFI
Ford on second, Powell struck out.
Cadore pitched airtght ball after the
early trouble, and vas rot III IaNrer
until the ninth. B ecl-cl opened this
frame with double nd Ford singled,
but the Dcdger pitcher escaped without
danger.
Oeschger kept tie Dodgers far away
from the plate until the fourth frame,
when Wheat h't o'r the right field
fence for home run.
Kilduf Starts With Single
Robbie's boys had plenty of trouble
scoring again, but managed to push tne
final tally over in the seventh. Kilduff
opened with a single to left rield. ana
Kruger also hit to Cruise for another
safety. The left fielder slipped in hcll-
ing the ball, and ii went for a double.
Kilduff Tailed while Cadore was being
tossed out. and Kruegcr reached thirl
Olson grounded to Barbara and Ernie
was prevented from scoring. Johnston
walked but in an attempted steal
Jimmy was caught at second.
Brooklyn passed up a wonderful
chance to even the score in the eighth.
Hood singled to short, but Wheat forced
him at second. Myers hit Texas
Lacquer to right, which escaped South
worth and went for two bases, Wheat
taking third Schmidt failed in the
pinch by striking out Ki'duff was also
wanting and lined to Ford.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Famous Trotters Ready
For Quaker City Races

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA tired
but right merry bunch was the Grand
Circuit caravan which slowly wended
its way to Belmont Driving Park to-
day. They came direct from Ceve-
land. The value of the horses is con-
siderably in advance OF q million dol
lars.
With all the fast steppers, from
Single G, 1859, on down, now snugly
quartered at the track, it is up to the
weather man as to the success OF this
years local meeting, which opens Tues
day.
The largest stable in point of num-
bers to arrive from Cleveland belongs
to Walter Cox, who shipped. nineteen
head into this city. Tommy Murphy
has seventeen in his stable. Alta Nc
Donald has fourteen head of trotters
and PAGERS under his care.
Ed ("Pop'O Geers, the veteran of
the drivers, has a string of thirteen
racing under his colors Harry Flem-
ing, Of Hillandale Farms, has a like
mum Der in his stable
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Annual Games of p. II. r..
To Be Held Next Month

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1.-THE
Pennsylvania Railroad system general
athletic committee to-day announced
that its annual outdoor meet this year
will be held at Dennison, on September
"a. There will be events for men and
women employees. as we'll as for sons
of employees of the entire system
Among the mems events will be ten
mis-, tug of war, trap shooting. circling
bases against time for baseball players,
pitching quoits and horseshoes, swim
ming races and the usual field events.
The women will take part in tennis
and tifty-yard dash.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Traffic Club to Hold
Golf Tourney Wednesday

The Traffic Club, of New York
will hold it's ..hird golf tourna.
ment of the season on Wednes.
day at the Richmond County Coun-
try Club, in Staten Island. Medal
play handicap competitions will be held
for Glass A and Class players in the
club, those with handicaps of eighteen
or less to play in Class A, those over
that figure to compete in Glass B.
There will be prizes for the low net
score OF eighteen holes and for thirty
SIX holes, and prizes for the low gross
score of the two rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Orlo I'LL Breaks Record
I'm Races at Buffalo

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 14.-Orlo III,
the Sea Sled, owned by George Leary,
Of the Sag Harbor Yacht Glib, shat
tered all speed records for displace-
ment boats in the final days races at
the international regatta to-day in
winning six one-mile speed trials from
flying start at an average of 1892
miles an hour. Her fastest mile was
done down stream at the rate of 61.22
miles an hour.
The Sea Sled had previously broken
worlds record for fifty miles and for
q two-mle lap on a one mile course.
She was driven by her designer, Albert
Hickman.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Nable TO Fight Sllarkey

Sammy Nable, the East Side bantam
weight, has been matched with Jack
Sharkey at East Chicago on Labor Dav
afternoon. If Nable is successful in
defeating Sharkey, he has been prom
ised match with Pete Herman for the
championship at New York on Colum-
hus Day. Nable has also been matched
with Eddie O'Dowd at Colum bus
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Homer by Whitfield
Wins for Pirates S
Over the Cubs, 10
Circuit Clout Is Deciding
Factor in Mound Duel Be-
tween Morrison and Martin

CHICAGO, Aug. Whitted's home
run drive into the left field bleachers
gave the Pirates / TO Q victory over
the Cubs today in a pitchers duel be-
tween Martin and Morrison.
The latter. although little wild,
held the locals to three scattered hits
Chicago lost its opportunity of scoring
in the eighth when Hollocher was dou-
bled off second on fly to Whitted.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Milky Way Is First
In Star Glass Race

PORT WASHINGTON, L. l., Aug
l4.-By getting commanding lead at
the start, F. w. Teves, sailing the
Milky Way in Division A of the inter
club races of the star class, managed
to escape calm and crossed the finish
line rs minutes 10 seconds ahead of
:. ack Robinson's Big Dipper, which fin
lshed second here to-day.
The summary follows:
INTERCLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
STAR CLASS. DIVISION A-COI,lsSE
MILES-START S.3o
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Faber Comes Back
And Easily Beats
Indians by 4 to l
Cleveland Club Drops to
Second Place; White Sox
Star Allows Only 5 Hits

CLEVELAND, Aug 14-Faber, who
was knocked out of the box by the
Indians Friday, came back to-day and
held the champions to five hits, the
White Sex winning, to 1, sending
the home club into second place again.
Uhle was hit hard, but Caldwell, who
took his place, pitched brilliantly,
nings.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Australia Wins Fifth
Straight Tennis Match

CLEVELAND, Aug. Il. - Australia
made it five in row in its meeting
with Denmark in the final Davis Cup
play here this afternoon.
J. 0. Anderson encountered little
opposition from Erik Tegner, winning
Go, g, 6-1, while Captain Norman
Peach was forced to go FIVE sets to win
from Vagn lngerslev, Danish national
champion. The scores in this match
were 3--6, 60, Go, 3-6, g.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Frisch Responsible for Fiue
Of Eight Runs Made by Locals
Fordham Frank Slams Out Home Run With Two on
Base; Douglas Holds Opponents Runless Until

The Giants Polo yesterday
afternoon. Whems by
bath Fodham Fisch
frame his single cahed another tally he himself
lowing ball and Keys frankie
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

|Bhiladelphia. 0 o -
New York.. , 0 . Ks
!. Two-b base hits-Kelly. Konetchy. Peters.
10. Hourveau Three base hits-Bancroft
~ eusei Home runs-Frisch. Konctchy.
sioien bases-Fsisch. Douglas. Sacrifice
douglas. Double plays = Rawlings and
Kelly t2) konetchy (unasslsted); Ban
Eroit and Kelly; Rawlings. Bancroft and
pSeuy. Left on bases--New York, Z Phila-
delphia 4, Bases on balls-On Dougla
B :en Ring, 4. Hit by ptcher-By Ring
|tSurns)- Struck out-By Douglas. 4 Wild
pitehes--Doug Ring Umpires-Moran
and Rigier. Time--l: so
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Bucknell Gets Star Athlete

-LEWISBUKG, Pa. Aug. 14.-Buck-
ncll University football stocks were
boosted considerably yesterday when
Leroy Byham, of Kane, Pa, completed
to enter next month.
Ryham is probably the best athlete
Kane High School has ever turned cut.
He was the mainstay of the Kane
teams in football, basketball and base
ball throughout his high school career
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
American Association

Columbus, Louisville, 2 1st).
Louisville, 2; Columbus, (2d).
st. Paul, 2; Milwaukee, 1st).
milwaukee, 5; st. Paul, 3 (2d).
Toledo, z; Indianapolis, 1 nst).
Toledo, Z; Indianapolis, 5 (2d).
minneapolis, 7; Kansas City. nst).
minneapolis, 8; Kanas CITY. T (2d)'
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

CINCINNATI, Aug. n Notice that
the Cincinnati National League club
can use Pitcher Cliff Markle pending
r. onno ncement as to whether ne
belongs to Cincinnati or the New YORK
Americans was received rom judge y.
NJ. Lands. to-day By President August
Herman
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Record Of Last Week
In the Major Leagues

NHE weeks record in each league
of games played, won and lost,
with runs, hits, errors and runs
scored by opponents, including
games of Saturday, August 13, is as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Yankees Win Exhibition

COLUMBUS. Aug. IA The Yankees
defeated the Mendels, local semi-pro-
fessional team, in an exhibition game
here to-day by score Of IS to 3. Ruth
pitched and got home run. a double
and two singles. He also played first
base for a few innings
The score by innings follows
Yankees g.. o. o LIS -
o. 10
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Rochester BUYS Catcher

ROCHESTER,, N. " Aug. 14.-The
Rochester International League club
tonight announced the purchase of
Catcher Wirts from the Chicago Ma
tionals. He will report to Rochester,
tomorrow at Reading.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Totals. sl2lo2 Y lol Totals. alo427
-Batted for Erickson In eirhth ixrine.

Boston ~ O ! o
Washington. 0 %
Sacrifces--Leibold Jones' Double plavs
--Lamotte: Harris and Judge (2) Shanks
Harris and Judge; Milan and Shanks. Left
on pases-Boston 6; Washington 7. Bases
on balls--Of Jones. O. off Erickson. 2
hlts-Or Z Erickson 10 in s innings; off
1Acosta, none in l. Hit by pitcher-By
Jones tShanks). Struck out--By Jones. q
by Erickson. 2. Umpires-Owens and
Time-l: 40
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Red Sox Bunch Safeties
And Shut Out Senator's

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-Jones held
the Senators to four hits to-day while
the Red Sox punched hits off Erickson
in two inning and won. to O Tba
locals made four double plays.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-Another candi-
late for the long hard swim across the
English Channel emerged from the
ocean at Boston Light to-day when
Charles 10th. OF South Boston, com
,icted the twelve miles from Charles
own Bridge. His time was 5;S7. 10th
will attempt the channel swim next
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Bears and Bisons
Blank Each Other
In Double-Header
Buffalo Takes First Game by
9 to 0, but Newark Wins
the Second Contest, 3 to @

Buffalo and Newark took turns yes
teTday at Newark shutting each other
out McCabc of the Bisons blankcd
the Bears, 8 to 0, in the first contest,
with two hits, and Barnhardt of New
ark won the second game, to 0, al
lowing five hits in the inning en-
gagement. The scores:
IEIRCT L. ANIE
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

*Balted for Ncis in seventh inning.
fBatted for Cadorc in ninth inning.
Boston. n..... Q %
Two base hits-Boeclle Myers. Krueger.
Home runs-Cruise. Wheat Sacrifice
Neil Double plays-Olson. Kilduff and
Schmandt; Myers, Olson and KIldaif. Left
on bases-Boston, s. Brooklyn, 8. Hit by
pitcher-By Oeschger (Olson). Struck out
By Oeschger. 8; by Cadore, Q. Unpires
Mccormick and KLEIN. Time-1:S6.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

T0fa7S 30 Z ~ Is Tota's--. q o = 4 0
~Battef FOR Grimes IN ninth inning
Dit'shurgh.. 0 0 I o-1
chicayo. %
Two base hit-Bisbeo Home run
Wnitted Sacrifices - Robertson. Barber
Double play-Whitted and Tierney. Left
on bases-pittsbu 8 Chicago T. Bases
on CT balls-Of Martin 2; off Morrison. G.
Struck out-By Morrison 2; by Martin 2
Cmpires-Hart ana McCanerty. Time
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
narr;eile E;oI,ts Tomorrow

A delegation of Washington officials
will come to Long Island City to-niof-
row evening to see Harry Darnelile
make his professional debut with FREQ
Schroeder in twelve-round bout al
the Queens boro A. c.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Two Triples by Daubert
Helm Reds Down Cards

CINCINNATI, Aug 1.-two triples
by Daubert, one of which drove in
three runs, were the main factors
which enabled the Reds to win the from
the Cardinals to-day by score of S to !.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Eastern / nan,.a

Worcester, 4; Albany, / (lst).
Albany, 9; Worcester. 3 (2ndl
Pittsheld. 5; Waterbury. .
Hartford-New Haven lrain1
Springfield Bridgeport (rain).
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
MOreli Wins Golf Tronbv

Alfred Morell won the z. G. Converse
golf trophy Yesterday by defeating Cal
vin va lruesdale on the course Of the
Greenwich Country Club. The score
of the match was 2 up and to nlav
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Rally by Tigers Falls
Short and Browns Win

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-The Tigers
made a strong effort to pull to-days
game with the Browns out of the fire
IN the ninth inning, but st. Louis won,
Z to 5. Cobb made home run in the
ninth with two on base The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Southern Association

Memphis, i; Atlanta, 3.
New Orleans, 9; Mobile, o.
:, Nashvi'ie' q; Chattanooga, 3 (1st).
Nashville, 8; Chattanooga, 3 (2nd).
Other teams not scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
International League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Buffalo, 8; Newark, (1st).
Newark, 3; Buffalo, (2d).
Baltimore, Z; Toronto, S.
Jersey City-Syracuse (rain).
Rochester Reading (rain).
GAMES TO-DAY
Syracuse at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Reading.
Toronto at Baltimore.
STANDING OF CLUBS
w. l.. Pct. W.L.Pct
B'more. 81 80 1852 Newark. SO 66 AS
Buffalo. 72 So .5S1J. City. 46 60 400
Roch't'r 62 So .530Syrac'se 4771 .398
Toronto Ga 81 .529 Reading al 76 .350
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Athletics Win Exhibition

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. "a Connie
Mack's Athletics to-day defeated the
Allentown Professionals, II to 0.
The score by innings:
Philadelphia 1 s o e--ls ~ o
Allentown c. 10
Batteries - Freemar. Burke O'keefe.
Dykes ani Myatt; Collins and Noodring
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15

The Sale signals still
up!
A survey of the stock
shows that in spite of last
weeks lively selling we're
well justified in inviting
our friends again this week
to drop in for a bite at the
bargain table.
OF the 10148 mems suits
marked down there are still
a good quantity left, with
sizes for most everybody.
AS for values, no suit in
the sale shows less than a
$50 markdown, and from
that up.
90 Tor suits that were
SIS and up.
$45 for suits that were
Sos and up.
Both Summer and Win
ter weights-and the wise
man rem e m bers that
Winter is always coming.
ROGERS PET COMPANY
Srosoway Broadway
at 18th st. -Four at 34th ST.
Convenient
Broadway Corners Fifth Ave
at Warren at 4lst ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Pontiac III Scores
Over Arrow Glass
Yachts at 8 Miles
Salomy II Is second;
Myaqui Captures Honors
in Knockabout Division

GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. 14.-An
electrical storm here this morning de-
layed starting of the race among the
Arrow and Indian Harbor knockabout
classes, but the clouds lifted before the
noon hour and there was good repre-
sentation of yachts in both classes en-
tered. Over the eight mile course,
which was twice around the short tri-
angle, the yachts made fast time
A stiff breeze was blowing from the
southwest Pontiac II, owned by W.
H. Bowes, was the winner, with H. N.
Whittelsey's Salomy II, the first to
finish in yesterdays races. only few
seconds in the rear.
F. S. Pages Snapper, which finished
third, was only one second ahead Of
f. j. Bradish's Jack O Lantern, the
fourth yacht to complete the course.
In the knockabout class, C. H. Mar
tins yacht, Myaqui, winner Of yester-
days race, was only thirty-eight sec
onds in the lead of f. R. Kimbley's
Wahneta at the finish line, being the
winner in that class.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Totals s54 81 IL Totals . a2l52714o
~Batted for O'Neill in ninth inning.


Cleveland. Q / Q 0-i
Two base hits-Falk. Johnston. Three
oase hit-Mulligan. Stolen base-Collins
bases-Chicago. TO- Cleveland, T. Bases
on on balls-On Faber. Q; off Uhle. i off
CaldweH. 2: Hits--Of Uhle. 10 in 4 Ia
innings; off Caldwell, Q in 2-3. Struck
oout,,-By Faber. 2; by Caldwell g. Passed
balls-Schalk. 2. Losing pitcher-Uh]e
= Tmpires 80 Moriarty. Chill and Wilson.