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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-16
Camp Humphreys Ne1us

Sergeant William Bunch. OF the
Engineer School Detachment, went
to Walter Reed Hospital Wednesday,
January 18th for treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-16

We must make room for our l922 stock which is due
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Scrgeants John c. Asbury ana
Robert d. Harrison are on Recruiting
duty in Baltimore.
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Wood
 Combination Winner
By Associated Pres.

Wimbledon, July 10-Mrs. Molla Mallory and Suzanne Lenglen met again on the tennis court today, this time in the mixed doubles. The French champion had as her partner the sterling Australian player, Pat O'Hara Wood, while Dean Mathey of the United States was on Mrs Mallory's side of the net. The Leng- ien- Wood combination won with com partive ease, the Americans being forced on the defensive from start to finish, the match ending 6-2, 6-i This brings Mile. Lenglen and her partner into the finals against Elz- abeth Ryan.
 Dean Mathey and G. C. Gamer, the American players, defeated two tears in the mems doubles, coming through to the semi finals by their victory over Capt. H. S. L. Barclay and R. c. Wertheim. It Is likely that the Americans will meet J. O.. Anderson and Randolph Lycett, who survived todays contest against Dawson and Mavrogordato after one of the longest drawn out series of the tournament.
 Genald l.. Patterson of Australia won the championship in the men S singles, overwhelming Randolph Ly- cett of England in straight sets, 6-3 6-4, 6-2. He has now captured he title with Wimbledon twice, the first time in 1919.
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Giant Deal Between Chicago and New
 York Rumored

Cleveland. O., July 1o.-A deal which would transfer Babe Ruth to the White Sox Is pending. accord ing to story published here today by the Cleveland News.
 The story, which came from New York sources, states that in re- turn for Ruth. Aaron Ward and either Waithc Hoyt or Carl Mays. the Chicago club will seend to the Yam kees Eddie Collins, Amos Strunk and one other White Sox player. A big sum of money will also be paid to New York.
 Weight Is added to the report, the story states, by the continued con ference with New York owners of Harry Grabiner, business manager of the White Sox
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Buff Fights Gamely, But Joe's Long Left Arm Proves the Winning Factor

New York. July 1o.-Joe Lynch of New York, regained the worlds bantamweight title from Jchnny Buff by a technical knockout in the fourteenth round of their champion ship match scheduled to go l5 rounds tonight.
 Lynch opened the fourteenth with smashing attack that sent the groggy champion to the floor with in six seconds.
 Buff. groggy from IS rounds of pummelling in which he Grdly landed a blow rushed to the center of the ring to meet the ol..shing challenger. When he crashed to the floor, his principal second, Frank Bagley. did not wait for count. but rushed in and lifted the defeated champion to his corner.
 Regains Title
 It was one of the few times in the history of the ring that champion regained his title Lynch lost the title just a year ago to Pete Her man and has been campai gning for 1t ever since. His superiority to- night was evident from the first tap of the gong. Buff was always out classed.
 Lynch's Left
 The story of the fight Is really the story of Lynch's long left arm that he kept perpetually sticking in the face of tho champion. Buff ad- vanced into this weapon continually trying to land an upper cut. The only effect was to keep a stream of gore pouring from a cut that Lynch : opened early in the battle. Both boxers were plastered with a red smear throughout most of the go- ing.
 ,s Buff was widely applauded for his game defense. Despite his battered condition, half blind from the blood that spluttered in his face, he stood toe to toe. walking necessarily into the hard left of the challenger, try ing to get close up to land short .uppercut. never covering up, he fought back bravely but ineffectu- saIly.
 Round One The fell into a rapid exchange or body punches. Each landed hard ! lefts to the head. Buff missed two !, right swings. Lynch landed two hard rights to the head and sent Huff to the ropes at the bell.
 Round Two
 With a left jab. Lynch played for the champions mouth. which he cut in the first round. Lynch repeatedly landed his left. Both missed right swings. Buff landed hard right co the jaw. They were sparring at the end of the round.
 Round Three
 They danced in and out of clinches. Buff repeatedly missed with his right. Lynch sent vicious jabs to the body. Bluffs mouth bled freely and both men were covered with a red
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Divide Double Header

Boston. July 1o.-For the third success sive playing day. Boston and St. Louis di- vided a double header today, the Browns winning the opener. to in 13 innings. and the Red Sox taking the second, 4 to B.. In the third inning of the first game, Burns hit home run over the left field fence, with two on base. The winning run in the thirteenth came on singles by Jacobson and seyereid and successful squeeze play bunt by Ellerbe. E. Smith was sent In to bat for Quinn in the thir- teenth but was taken out and replaced by Foster when Pruett went in to the box for St. Louis. In the second game Pratt s single in the sixth scored two runs. Sisler thrown out close play at first for the final out as Tobin was crossing the plate with what would have been the tieing run. The scores:
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PORTS RALLY YLN TENTH WINS FOR BARONS SPORTS
Hans Wagner May
 Join Pirate Club

Pittsburg, July 10-Reports that Hans Wagner. veteran major league player. whose last berth was a short stop with the Pittsburg Nationals Tn 1920, had been offered an opening as assistant manager and coach Of the Pirates and would probably accept. were made known here last night.
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Ynnk. Deny Rumor

New York, July 10.-Officials of the New York American league base ball club today denied emphatically that there was the slightest pos sibility of a trade which would in volve Baba Ruth, Waite Hoyt, Carl Mays and Aaron Ward, or any of these players in exchange for cash and Eddie Collins, Amos Strunk and an unnamed player of the Chicago Americans.
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Giants and Bucs Split

Pittsburg, July 10.-New York defeated Pittsburg by the overwh elming score of 1s to in tho first game of today's double header. but lost the second game. to {.
 In the first game the Giants staged bat ting rallies in almost every inning. Carey and Meusei hit home runs. The second game was much better played than the first. After New York had taken three run lead, Pittsburg tied the score in the eighth inning, and won in the ninth when Carey drove Gooch. who had singled, over with the winning run by singling through tho hOx. Scores.
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Totals .:.....;;.s7 ? Il 27


 ''Batted for Glazner in seventh.
 Score by innings:
 New York .............. 3t0 132 SoS-l9
 Summary: Two-base hits Rawlings. Frisch. Meusel Kelly, Carey Bigbee. Three base hits. Bancroft. Frisch, Snyder g. Ems. Home runs, Meusel. Carey. Stolen bases. Young, Kelly. Sacrifice. Meusel. Double plays, Rawlings to Bancroft to Kelly Ems to Maranville to Grimm; Ems to Grimm. Left on base, New York 10. Pitts burg g. Base on balls. off Glazner l. off Rolling gsworth 1. Struck out, by Nehf |, worth l. Hits, off Hamilton in inning (none out in second), off Glazner IS in G.. off Hollingsworth In ?. Hit by pitcher. by Nefh (rierney). Losing pitcher. Ham, ilton. Umpires. Quigley and Moran. Time. 2:22.
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with single, his third of the game. Knaupp singled, scoring Ritchie.
 BarOns Really Come Back
 The Vols tied 1t in the ninth. Ritchie led off with single. Lucas batted for Keiser and drew a pass Barnebe then took Lucas place on the paths. Morse singled and the bases were full. Knaupp's single counted Rltchie. Emerys single scored Morse. Burke's single counted Knaupp with the tying run. White hill went In and the next two were easy outs. In the tenth, the Barons finished 1t up as described above and the Vols were helpless in their half.
 Lucas will oppose, Morrison Tues day.
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Chlcago ::..,...........7.. 0l1 000 000-z Enllauelpnla ..s.......... SOu UUl <VN--o
 Summary: Sacrifices. Mulligan, Mostil, Faik. Two-base hits, Johnson, Collins, Hauser. Home, runs Hsuser, Galloway. Double plays, Galloway to Hauser: Gal loway to Young to Hauser; Johnson to Sheely. Left on base, Chicago 6, Philadel- phia 6. Base balls, Harris 2, Leverett 3. Struck out, by Harris 5. Empires. Mo riarty and Nallin. Time. 1:36.
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Cubs Win Eighth

Chicago, July 10.--Chicago made a clean sweep of the series with Boston today by taking the final game of the series. to O., making it eight straight. Two passes is- sued by Marquard coupled with oppor- tune hitting, including double by Krug, which cleared the bases won the game for Chicago in the first inning. score
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Totals 80 II 13 27 12 sBatted for Ring in third.

cCUr1 Philadelphia ........... 900 151 ooo-- T Cincinnati .............. 140 O42 Oos--l1
 Summary: Two-base hits Lee 2. Fletch- CT. Singleton, Duncan. Harper, Wingo. Three base hits, Walker. Fletcher. Fon- seca. Sacrifices, Lee, Duncan, Harper Pinelli. Keck Double plays Rapp to Parkinson; Fletcher to Parkinson to Les Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 4. Base on balls. off Ring 1. off Pinton 8, off Keck 1. off Gillespie 1. Struck out, by Pinto l. Singleton 2. Keck 1. Gillespie l. Hits, off Ring in innings, Pinto none in 2. Sin gieton in {, Neck in { 2-3. Gillespie in14 Is. Hit by pitcher. by Singleton l. Wild pitch. Ring. Passed ball. Peters. Winning pitcher, Gillespie. Losing pitch CT. Pinton. UmpireA o'Day and Hart. Time. 1:63.
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FLORIDA srATE LEAGUE

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At St. Petersburg 4, Jacksonville 3 (12  At Daytopa 5. Lakeland l2a At Orlando 2, Tampa 5.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Wilson 10, Richmond l. At Rockymount Il, Portsmouth l. At Norfolk 2, Newport News A.
 SOUTH ALABAMA LEAGUE At Columbia 4. Sparta nburg 8. Others rain.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis Milwaukee (rain). At Louisville 5. Toledo l. At Kansas City 2, St. Paul 8. At Indianapolis ls Columbus (.
 TEXAS LEAGUE At Shreveport ?. Fort Worth II. At San Antonio T. Beaumont . At Galveston g. Houston 5 Dallas Wichita Falls (Dalas failed to arrive). "
 APPALACHIAN LEsf;rE At Cleveland 6, Knoxville | At kfngsport l. Bristol S. Al Greeneville o. Johnson City 1.
 SOUTH ALABAMA LEAGUE At Andalusa 3, Selma 4 At uniontowp 8. Dothan 1. At Troy s, Demopolis 5. At Camden 2. Eufaula {.
 COTTON STATES LEAGUE At Clarksdale 3. Jackson 2. At Greenville 0, vicksburg 1. At Greenwood {. Meridian Q.
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Philadelphia. July 1o-Home runs, by Hauser and Galloway and alright pitch Ing by Harris gave Philadelphia a to victory over Chicago today. The triumph gave the Athletics the series to 2. Score;
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GREB-DEMPSEY GO
 WON'T BE STAGED

Pittsburg, July 10.-Announcemen that the proposed Harry Greb-Jack Dempsey bout here on Labor Day would not take place was made last night by John Bell, Pittsburg pro- moter
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Sn,ith's s Wild Throw Giues Lookouts Az
 Win Ouer Crackers

throw which led to three runs was chiefly responsible for Chattanooga's win of the second game of the series today. to 3. Bernsen hit home run in the seventh. Hits by Wano and Mayer started the ninth but Drake steadied and pulled out with
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wbitc sox Not Tntere.tea

Chicago, July 10.-"We are not in- terested in any trade for Ruth" said Harry Grabiner. business man. ager of the Chicago White Sox, to- day. We are satisfied with our club added.
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Bears Hit Ball m Timely Fashion and
 Beat Pebbles, 3-1

Little Rock. July 1O.-Mobile, by timely hitting, won the opening game of the se
 ries from Little Rock today, 3 to 1. The home team started ninth inning rally. but Fuhrs effective pitching, together with smart fielding cut it short Score
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Cincinnati, July 10.-The Reds made 1t four out of five from Philadelphia by win hing the final game of the series today, Il to T. It was a slugging match each team getting 13 hits. The batting and fielding of Fonseca was feature. Score
 Philadelphia- AB R. II n A N
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Pels Cop Opening Game From Chicks
 By Score of 4 to }

Memphis. July 1o.-New orleans took the opening game of the series from Mem phis. to 8. by punching hits off Dicker- man. Martina kept his hits well scattered until the eighth. when he weakened and ordered Manager Doobs of New Orleans out of the park in the eighth for pro- testing a called ball on Burke. Score;
 Na1y 0rIaa ns- 4 E. E. U. O. A E.
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Totals ..........32 3 B sBatted for Napier in eighth.

Summary; Sacrifice hits. Moore. Lee 2. Hauger. Stolen bases. Lee, Anderson. Me- Donald. Two-base hit. Hauger. Home run. Bernsen. Hits, off Napier g in in- nings, runs. Losing pitcher. Napier. Base on balls. off Napier B. off Drake 1. Struck out, by Drake 5 by Ma pier D. Hit batsman by Tuero (Clayton). Wild pitoh Napier. Left on bases, Chat tanooga 8. Atlanta 5. Time 20l. Um- pires, Campbell, Croll and Suggs.
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Three base hits, Mulvey. Mullen. Stolen bases, Hunter. Niehoff. Double plays, Null len to Niehoff to Huhn; Fuhr to Mullen to Huhn. Left on base. Mobile g. Little Rock G. Struck out, by Robinson 3, by Fuhr l. Base on balls off Robinson 1. off Fuhr l, Clary 1. Innings pitched, by Robinson with hits and runs. Time. 1:46. Empires. Lewis and Johnson.
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Iotais .....S3 10 24 12 sBatted for Danforth in seventh.
 'Batted for Wright in ninth.

Summary; Two-base hits, Ellerbe. Seve. ried, J, Harris. Stolen bases, Williams. J: Collins. Sacrifices, Williams Ellerbe Burns Left on base, St. Louis 9, Boston q Base on balls. Wright 2. Russell 4 struck osf out, by Danforth {. Russell 4. Hits, orr panforth in innings. Wright in q Wild pitch, Wright. Losing pitcher. Dan
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Totals .........s5 Il 24 g sRaftad for nacatvr Tn pfpth

St. Lotus ............,.. OOO OO0 40e-4
 Summary; Two-base hits, High ?. B. Griffith, Wheat. Home run, Hornsby Stolen bases. Flack, Smith 3. Sacrifices, Shrever, Pfeffer, Ainsmith. Double plays. Hornsby to Lavan to Fourner, Flack to Ainsmith. Left on base. Brooklyn II. St. Louis s. Base on balls off Shriever 3, Pfeffer 2. Struck out, by Shriver 5, Deca- tur 1. Hits off Shriever 10 in !. Decatur in 1. Hit by pitcher, by Pfeffer (John- ston). Empires. Klem and Pfirman. Los ing pitcher Shriever. Time, 52
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Totals .,...32 0a.7 24 10 1 .Batted for Marquard in second inning

Summary; Two-base hits Krug, Hol- tocher. Barbare. Nixon. Sacrifices. Jones 2, Terry. Double play. Ford to Barbare to Holke. Left on base Boston z, Chicago G. Base on balls. off Marquard 2. Jones g. Struck out, by Fillingim 1. Hits. off Mar quard in 1 inning. off Fillingim in ' 2-3, off McNamara In 1-3. Losing pitcher. Marauard. Empires. Sentelle and Mccormick, Time, 127.
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Lynch Regains Title By Knocking Buff Out

smear. Buff took rights and lefts to the head.
 Round Four
 They pranced around, feinting for leaGs. Buff's right kept missing. Buff stepped into several stiff lefts then landed right uppercut. Buff with stood a bombardment of rights and lefts to the head.
 Round Five
 Lynch opened with a volley of lefts to the head and rights to the ribs. Lynch kept jabbing his long left into Bluffs mouth. Buff swung wildly and clinched. Buff took more lefts to the jaw. Buff landed right across to the head.
 Round Six
 Lynch kept his left jab working and spun Buff into retreat Buff had no defense against this bother some left. Lynch started Bluffs mouth bleeding again and peppered the champion with left jabs and right crosses. The challenger sent hard rights to the body and missed short uppercuts. Buff sent a weak right to the head.
 Round Seven
 Buff kept leading but he could not keep away from the left lab. Buff walked into several stiff lefts and missed vicious right uppercut. Lynch jabbed his left and crossed his right to the head. Buff tapped Lynch's ribs with the right and the left
 Round Eight
 Lynch began to smash with his left and to plug with his right. Buff nliSSRd xxyild rocked Buff with his left. Buff sent hard right to the head and they clinched. Buff was swinging wildly and could not keep away from ,Lynch's left Jabs. Round Nine
 Lynch landed hard lefts and then covered Buff with right and left crosses to the head. sending the champion reeling about the ring. Lynch again sent Buff to the ropes with left jab and right cross and had him staggering when the bell rang. In this round Buff sent several intellectual rights to the body.
 Round Ten
 Lynch sent a stream of lefts to the jaw and mixed In & few short uppercuts with his right Lynch missedNa right uppercut. In a clinch Lynch battered Buffs head. Buff slipped but got up quickly. He took three more haru lefts to the head.
 Round Eleven
 Buff landed hard left to tho jaw. It was his best blow so far. Lynch kept peppering with his left and sharp shooting with his right. Buff twice with right swings. They l. T Lynch sent hard lefts and rights to the head. Buff was fighting back at the gong.
 Round Twelve
 Lynch had Buff staggering and sent him to the ropes with a volley of rights and lefts. He landed six short uppercuts. There was vicious in- fighting In a clinch. Lynch sent a left to the stomach. Buff missed hard right uppercut. He missed an- other. They were sparring at the end of the round.
 Round Thirteen
 Lynch began to slash away with rights and lefts but Buff fought back They exchanged hard rights to the ribs. Buff was swing ing Wildly. Lynch had him groggy with aeries of hard lefts and rights to the'jaw. He backed the champion into corner battering him severely. Lynch again sent him to the ropes. Lynch was measuring the champion when the bell rang. :
 Round Fourteen
 Lynch went in like cyclone and Knocked the champion to the floor. Frank Bagley, Bluffs chief second. threw towel into the ring, stopping the bout.
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Benjamin Moran Bout

New York, July 10.-Joe Benjamin of San Francisco and Pal Moran O. Memphis were matched today for q 10-round decision bout here July 17. Benjamin was in the Dempsey party who went to Europe.
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St. Louis, July 1o.-Rosers Hornsby's homer. his twenty second of the season. with Flack and Smith on base in the sev- enth. gave the Cardinals to victory over Brooklyn here today. Hornsby's hit was made off Shriever, young right handler. The victory was the seventh straight for St. Louis and is the fifth de- feat over Brooklyn. Score:
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sTwo out when winning run scored.
 Score by innings
 New York ..-............ Olo zy! 0oV-e Pittsburg ................ 900 OH 021-b
 Summary: Two-base hits, Stengel, Grimm, Gooch 2. Three-base hit. Barn. hart. Stolen bases, Young 3. Maranville, Carey. Sacrifice. Carlson. Double plays. Bancroft. Rawlings and Kelly 2. Base on on baI balls. @ Sff Ryan { off ,, Carlson l. Left out, by Ryan l. Carlson B. Passed ball, Gooch. Winning pitcher. Carlson Los
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BARONS AGAIN BEAT
 VOLS NV THE TENTH
Vols Tie Score in Ninth, But
 Shutters Men Come Back and Win in Tenth.

Yesterdays Results
 Birmingham ', Nashville 1o inninss). Chattanooga {, Atlanta 3.
 Mobile 3, Little Rock. l, TOday's Games . Birmingham at Nashville.
 Atlanta at Chattanooga.
 New Orleans at Memphis
 Mobile at Little Rock.
 Nashville, July 1o.-(special.)- Nashville dropped it's third 10-inning game In as many days Tuesday, the last pair being to the Barons. A single by Sumpter Clark after liar per had walked and stolen second in the tenth cost the Vols the game.
 Lefty whitehill went into the box for the Barons in the ninth after the Vols had made three runs and tied the count. George Winn, Vol south paw. also went in the tenth, after Lucas had batted for Keiser in the ninth, and got credit for losing the game.
 Vols Count One
 The Vols counted one in the third, Keiser leading off with a single, taking second on an infield out and scoring when Eberhart dropped & re- turn from the catcher and ball was then thrown wild to third. The Barons got two In the sixth, Kane walking and Neun being safe when Emery missed a teasing fly in left field. Stewart sacrificed and Harper scored two when he doubled. The Barons got four more in the seventh, Taylor and Robertson singling IS starters. Eberhart sacri- feed. Kane beat out an infield hit, and Taylor scored. Neun singled and scored Robertson. Kane and Neun s scored on a wild pitch.
 The Vols got two In the seventh. We're singled and Krehmeyer forced him at second. Ritchie singled and Keiser scored Krehmeyer
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HORNSBY'S HO M Fl RUN GIVES CARDS WIN OVER ROBINS
Giants and Pirates Split. Cubs and Reds Win
 Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York 19-4. Pittsburg 2-5. Chicago {. Boston o. Cincinnati II, Philadelphia I. St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 1.
 Today's Games Boston at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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TIGERS COP FROM SENATOR'S, WHILE BROWNS ARE EVEN
Macks Win Over White Sox. St. LouS Splits Twin
 Bill
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Detroit 6, Washington 2. St. Louis 5-3, Boston A. Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2. only games Scheduled.
 Todays Games Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at New York. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston.
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Totals ........5o 4 12 ss 2s 2
 .Batted for Pittinger in thirteenth.
 'sBatted for Quinn in thirteenth.
 s'sBatted for E. Smith in thirteenth.
 Score by innings
 St. Louis '........... oio oo1 no 900 1---6 Boston ............. o03 900 01o 900 o--4
 Summary: Two-base hits Williams 9, Dugan, Pratt. Three-base hit, Jacobson Home run. Burns. Stolen bases, Sisler, Williams. Sacrifices. Tobin, Gerber, Seve- reid. Ellerbe. Davis J. Collins and Dugan Double plays, Dugan to Pratt to Burns. Left on base. St. Louis II, Boston H. Base on balls. Davis 2. Quinn {. Struck out. by Davis 3. Hits, off Davis l2 in IF 2-3 innings; Pruett none in 1-3 innings Winning pitcher. Davis Umpires Evans and Hiidebrand. Time, 2;25.
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Washington, July 1o.-Detroit won
 from Washington. to 2 today The Washington infieId added five double plays to It's long list, only one putout going to Washington outfield during the
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Three-base hit, Blue. stolen base, Brewer. Sacrifices. Clark. Jones, Rig ney CD, Heiimann, Veach. Double plays, Peck. Harris and Judge; Jones and Blue; Rigney to Clark to Blue; Harris and Judge; Judge to Peck to Judge; Bush to Judge. left on base. Detroit 6, Washing ton H. Base on balls. Erickson 3, Old ham g. Phillips l. Brillheart l. Struck Erickson in 5 q run scored, 9 on base, none out in sixth) off Phillips in l, off Brillheart 3 in B. Wild pitch. Erickson. Passed ball, Charity. Losing pitcher, Erickson. Umpires. Walsh and Dineen. Time. 2:17.
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MackS Beat White Sox

forth. Empires. Hhdebrand and Evans.