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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
RUSSIAN COMMUNIST
LEADER Is ARRESTED

Rome, Dec. 14.-M. Zinovieff,
the Russian communist leader, has
been arrested in Bologna, accord
ing to the Giornale dItalia.
M. Zinovierr was taken into Gus.
tody while aboard a train bound
from Trieste to Rome. He was
coming to the capital, according to
the newspaper, IN an effort to
bring about n union between the
Maximilists and communists in
order to present solid revolution
airy front against the fascist gov
ernment.
According to the Giornale
d'Italia, NJ. Zinovieff protested at
his seizure, declaring he was not
the bolshevik leader, as was Sup
posed, but in reality, former i'm
perlal counsellor under the car.
1t is allegeo nc told different
stories to the Triest and Bologna
police.
No confirmation of the Giornale
dItalia's report is available from
any source. Zinovieff Is one of
Lenine's closest and most trusted
associates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15

countries that the proceeds may
be used to stabilize the ruble. Mem
bers Of the soviet committee 'e.
Gently found many Of the missing
jewels in Lapland.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
DUNDEE-KtlbANE BOUT
IS HANGING IN BALANCE

NEW YORK. September 2.-Johnny
Dundee will not box Johnny Kilbane
for the featherweight championship
at Jersey City September 90. he an
nounced today. if the New York ath-
letic commission continues to oaoose
the contest arranged by Promoter Tex
Rickard.
william Muldoon, chairman of the
committee, declared last night that
Dundee would forfeit his right to box
in New York state il he fought Kill
bane, because the latter is under sus-
pension by the commission for failure
to accept Dundee's challenge last
June. At that time Kilbane's feather
weight title was declared vacant in
this state and Dundee was recognized
as champion after recently knocking
out Danny Frush of Cleveland.
'If the New York state athletic
commission continues to oppose the
contest 1 have scheduled with Kill
bane at Jersey City September %,
there will be no fight Dundee de-
clared today. "I'll stand by the COM
mission"
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WOOD TO PLAY SINGLES
INSTEAD Of ANDERSON

FOREST HILLS. N. Y. September
Pat O'Hara Wood. whose sensa-
tional play was the outstanding fac
tor of Australia's victory in the
Davis cup doubles today, will replace
James o. Anderson as William T..
Tilden's opponent in the singles Mon
day. it was announced tonight.
Gerald Patterson. the Australian n
captain, will oppose William NJ john
ston in the other singles match
The change in the Australian line
up was made under Davis cup regu-
lations. which permit contestants named
in advance for any of the matches to be
shifted at any time before play begins.
Experts who watched Woods daz-
zling play today regarded Australia S
chances for victory as considerably
heightened should he show the same
form against Tilden Monday. 1t
was undoubtedly this consideration,
coupled with the fact that. Anderson.
just recovered from a months ill
ness. was not at top form, that led
Capt. Patterson to alter his plans.
observers believed.
Patterson and Johnston will be the
first to play Monday and. should tine
Australian captain win. the final de-
cision would depend on the match
between ,Tilden and Wood.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
FIRST FRAY ENDS, 3 TO O;
RUN In NINTH WINS NEXT
Ferguson and Piercy Score for Tailenders. Latter
Beating Johnson in FinaI-Passes Prove
Big Help to Beantown Team
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

has been said that bad be
example the Nationals bedraged
ricd to of last place
and judged by the standing the clubs
least two other teams the circuit But when
with the taicndc
bottom Of the heap bcfall
This the yesterday of
SO setback being followed
Red Anemic
humiliation bv
downfall accomplished off
Percy to
II ed and found wantinp
Evening star., 1922-09-03
NEW YORK
4S4 SHOOTERS LISTED
FOR GRAND AMERICAN.

/ NEW. YORK, September The
regular entry. list. for the Grand
American handicap was closed by,
the American Trapshooting Associa-
tion today with 4s4 marksmen en-.
tered. Penalty entries, however. are
above the 500 mark before the shoot
begging September IL at Atlantic City.
; Five prominent members of the
United States 1929 Olympic trap
shooting team are among those al
ready listed. They zre..
ner Of the Olympic Individual cham
pionship: Jay Clark, jr.. Worcester.
Mass. captain of the Olympic team:
Frank M Troeh, Vancouver. wash. j;
Fred P1ums Atlantic City ana Forest
VI Mctsier< Houston TAX: 4
Evening star., 1922-09-03
TWO RECORDS BROKEN
ms. A. TRACK GAME

BALTIMORE, Md, September 3
Two records were shattered in the
annual South Atlantic championship
Herb Prem, Cross-Country Club, es-
tablished a new running hop. step
and jump mark when he negotiated
As feet inches, while Vernon Clapp,
Y. NJ. C. A., hurled the javelin 15S
feet inches for a new record.
Baltimore Cross-Country Club reg
istered a decisive victory in the meet,
ington was not represented. Sum-
maries:
second. j. Waistrum, sth Regiment; third, E.
Aaronson, @. G. @. Time, 0.10.
12o-yard hurdles-Won by P. T. 1eDonaEh.
sh,.d;; r. whitsford. sth Regiment. Time
Mile run-won by Vernon Booth, G. @. c.;
.:Ssnd ssss q T. ffnss Tins sss q q Is s. third Bar
Quarter miis-Won by 4 Perkins. G. G. c.;
second. g: u. Legs. g. 9. G.; third. B. Bseh.
second. e ". xorman, 9. q. G.; third. J. (.
Kelly, O. O. G. Time. 1885.
2e0-yard dash-Won by L: A.: Clarke,
third. &. Nocsasrty, 5th R:simsat. Time,
a9o-yard low hurdles-won BY T. p. No
Donaeh, o. Q. g.; second, z. AaronsoY o. o.
O.; third, D. Brown. G. Q. O. Time, 0sy.S.
Half mils-won, BY Vernon Booth, G. 9. &C.
:ssia :sssad O. E. t:.llfi fin. = 80 third ua.
second. ssSIa 4sa 4ereassn, e. e.; third 8. j. 10: 70
Ca6ery. Fifth Regiment. Distance. al.S.
Discus throw--Won By Y. Clapp. 7. II. C.
A.; second. b. W. Hambleton. B. a. c.; third,
T. r. KcDonash. G. o. q. Distance. 1875.
/ Hop. step and jump-Won by Prem. G. G. o.;
ssoond. G. Novak, r. a. L.; third. A. Ross,
FIFTH Regiment. Distance. ass.
Z Javelin throw-Wsn BY Vernon clapp. Y. n.
O, A.: second. o. K. Ampson. fifth Resiment;
third, J. Shirley. C. O. Q. pistance. 1888.
Sixteen.pound shot prt-Won by T. z: Nc
Douasb. o. G. c.; second. =. W. Hambleton,
B. A. c.; third. J. Nunder, Fifth Regiment.
Hirh jump-Wen By +. Hajsk, g. !. L.:
ssoond, Il. xaladiL 8 J. L.; third, J. Shirley.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Take Daus Cup Doubtless G Are 7ioe Banked BY Red
PATTERSON.WOOD MASTER
TILDEN.RICHARDS EASILY
Challenging Combination Play lnvincible Tennis
in Winning, o., 90, 6-3; Outshine
Pair to Whom They Bowed on Monday.

FOREST HILLS L. September 2-Austraia for the Davis
emblematc the world championship has
been Regardless of the final OF Mondays play
the work of Pat Oa Wood Gerald Patterson the doubles
when they defeated William T. Tdcn ID and Vincent Richards o.
90 65 this afternoon will annals OF American
of the exhibitions witnessed this AS
result of matches
favor of the United
Defeated three combination
Monday for the United the back
today the the West Side Club here literally
the American No display
multiple
Anthony Wlding Australian racket
time since that that Australian players have match from
Evening star., 1922-09-03
CAUGHT ON THE FLY

Rny Francis probably will be sent
to the mound in the final of the
series with the Red Sox this after
noon.
Due to the protection afforded by
the tarpaulin the infield was fairly
fast, but the garden was very soSgy
and in spots there were pools of
water the outfielders. had to splash
through in chasing flies.
Third base WINS the scene Of some
flashy fielding early, in the opener
LaMotte made a stop off Burns close
the bag in the first inning that was
a gem. Charity and Brillheart both
were victimized when Pittenger
sprinted toward second to make one
hand stabs of their rollers.
Charity started for the bench on
swinging for his second strike in
round 4, evidently thinking he had
famed, and in the seventh, when
Ferguson whitfield for the second out
he again headed for the sidelines.
side had been retired. Mebbe Pat
was occupied with thoughts concern
ing the winters coal supply.
The fans took emphatic exception
to Milan's maneuverings' three times
during the afternoon In the initial
combat they protested in vain again st
'Brillheart being derricked after he
had loaded the bases with none out
in the eighth and gave the pilot =.
fine razzing when he inserted himself
TO bat'for Erickson later i'm the same
frame. Booing also was ELECTED when
Zeb went in to hit for johnson in
the ninth inning of the final:
Pratt chnsed far out into right field
a N tai
in round 4 of the second game.
Picinich and Judge coilaborated jim
clockwork fashion to nip Mitchell on
the initial station after he had slam
med = single to center In the eighth,
Evening star., 1922-09-03
GIANTS STOP DODGERS
BY DIVIDING TWIN BILL

NEW YORK. September 2.-After
losing their fourth straight contest to
Brooklyn by dropping the first game
of today's double header, 4 to 2, the
Giants rallied and took the closing
contest, ) to ,.
The champions won by punching
extra base hits in the seventh on
Leon Cadore. who had pitched hit
less ball up to that time.
Ruther was strong throught the
first game
The Giants were unable to hit in
the pinches behind Hill, the Indnan-
apolis pitcher who made his first
start for the New York team. Score:
Evening star., 1922-09-03

Mays was driven from the mound by
the Athletics in the sixth inning of the
first game. Galloway's. homer scored
two in that inning
In the second game, Tillie Walker
made his thirty-third home run of the
season off Shawkey in the second in
ming. Scheer had a home run in the
fourth inning with two on base.
Murray finished the game for the
Yankees and held the Mackmen fitless
Evening star., 1922-09-03
SHOWALTER IS WINNER
I'M CHESS TOURNAMENT

LOUISVILLE. KY. September I'D.
w. 4Showaiter Of Georgetown. Ky. for
mer5 national champion, won from e.
Norris of Grand Rapids, Mich, in
.twenty-six moves, using the Ruy Lopez
opening in the play, in the Western
Chess Association tournament here
today.
Cleveland; Ohio. and E. H. Holloway,
Grand Rapids. the former won.
e. A. Judge, Cincinnati, defeated
Alex Cro1hen Of Louisville,
Evening star., 1922-09-03
BROWNS GAIN GROUND
BY WIN OVER TIGERS

DETROIT. September ,2.-St. Louis
climbed a half game closer to flrst
place today by defeating Detroit to
while the Yankees were breaking
even in a double e-header with Phila
delphia.
The winning run came in the eighth
inning on Fosters double. Sisters
single, and McManus' sacrifice fly. 1t
was the thirtieth consecutive game
in which Sisler has hit safely.
Cobb was put out of the game In
the third inning for a\dispute with
Umpire Guthrie.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Totals. 80 S % IL Tots

Totals. 81 q 7 Totals. 33 Q q Il
'Ratted for Hill in the seventh
Tran for Snyder in the ninth.
fBatted for J. Barnes in the ninth.
Brooklyn .....O O1 o o q o.
New York ......1 0 0 o o o %
Runs-B. Grifith. Wheat. Myers 20, Ran
croft, Kelly. Errors-High. Snyder. Two
base hits-Myers. Young. Three-base hits
Wheat. Stolen bases-Meusel. Johnston Sac
rifce hits-High, Myers. Double plays
Reuthcr. High and Schmandt Left on bases
View York. 8; Brooklyn. 8. First base on
balls-0n Renther. 4; off Hill. l. Struck
out-By Ruether .. Hits-On Hill in
innings: off J. Barnes none in innings
Winning pitcher-Ruetber Losing pitcher,
Hill. Umpires-Messrs. Sentelle and KLEIN
Time OF game-L hour and 45 minutes.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

st. Louis. o o 0S
Detroit .........01 l. o o.
RmsAFoster, jacobson. Mcslanus. Williams,
Severed. yeach, Fothersill, Bassler, Johnson
Errors-Fostcr, McManua. Two-base hts
Foster. Bassler. Three base hits-Tobn John
| son, veach Stolen base-Cutshaw Sacrifices
Gerber Kolp, Fothergill Haney. Double plays
-McManus to Gerber to Sisler, Gerber to Sis
ler Left on bases-St. Louis, B: Detroit. 8.
Bases on balls-On Kolp. 2; Oh Pruett. 2; on
Johnson, 1. Struck out-By koip, 2; by Old
or koip. s in innings: OF Pruett. in
innings; of Oldham. in % innings: on
BY johnson tFoster) Winning pitcher
Pruett. Losing pltcher-Joh1son. Umpires-
Messrs. Dineen and Guthrie. Time Of game
hour and Sc minutes.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
BOONE, TRIBE ROOKIE,
SHUTS OUT WHITE SOX

CLEVELAND. ohio. September q
The pitching of recruit John Boone.
who allowed only four hits and per-
mitted only two White SoX to get
to second base. featured Cleveland's
2-to-0 victory over Chicago today.
Leverett of the SoX also hurled
good ball. Joe Wood, who made two
singles and a double. being the only
Indian to effectively solve his de-
livery
Evening star., 1922-09-03
DIVIDE WITH AS.
BEING BLANKED In FINAL

n September Brilliant pitching by Bob y
abed Philadelphia break with New York today
Yankees the gameh1 and lost the
bd Ny1or from the the second
succeeded Mays, had a with O n
Evening star., 1922-09-03
MEADOWBROOKS TAKE:
THRILLING POLO FINAL

RUMSON. N. J.. September q
Meadow brook today. won the Herbert
Memorial cup by defeating FIamingo,
12 to II. in an extra period contest.
the final match In the international
polo tournament. which began a week
ago. Meadow brook had conceded a
handicap of eight goals to Flamingo.
The crowd was in an uproar in the
last two periods. Devereux Milburn
drive of forty yards from a sharp
angle.
The sensational victory of Meadow
brooks polo team came after a great
uphill fight, in which DevereuX Mil
burns aggregation tied the score at
11-all in the eighth chukker.
Flamingo led at the end of the first
half. 10 to I, but as the Meadowbrook
defense stiffened, the dashing play
of Milburn and Tommy Hitchcock
gradually cut down this advantage.
The lineup:
Msads.sseot Nsa ss.ss 6 p cosisg sssni?s' g J. 6
Hifeheock. Hit 1I T. : East. EAST H. " /
Bacon. E. Gatina. B. K l
Milburn. D. 1 back Prince, F. H., jr o
Totals ..... II Totals ....... 8
Goals; Meadowbroow,-By handicap. moth
ing. fouls. nothing: goals, 12. Flamingo-By
handicap. S; fouls, l; goals. ..
Score by periods:
FIamingo ..........I o o o i o 0 0
Referee-Jack Nelson. Umpires-E. L.
stoddard and L. l.. Lacey. TimeIeeper and
scorer-W. Fl. Recap.
The Shelburne House Quartet de-
chukker exhibition match following
the cup final. The Americans took
the lead in the first chukker, to 1,
and never were headed.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
SECOND GAME,
Totals. 81 e ,4l2 totals. s1!los2a 10
New York. =. ..sS'o- o q. NJ o a a. o. 90
Philadelphia. 49, o L o Q, o sONx-6

Runs--Galioway t2,.. Walker tsl. scheer.
Brrors-S Schang. HAsty. Left eus bases-Sew
York, 5. Philadelphis.. 9, Two-base hit
nee hits--McGowan f2i. Double plays-Me-
-Gowan 10 Galloway; Ward to Scott to Pipp;
Young to Galloway to Hauser Bases on
Murrsy, 4. Struck out--By Shawkey, 4: by
Hasty. j: by Murray. !. Pitching record
Hits OF shawkey. 10 in innipgs: on Murray,
none in .. innings Wild pitch Hasty. Los-
Ing pitcher-Shawkey. Time. Of Eame.1 hsur
and 4 minutes. !. Umpires- -Messrs.- Hidsbrand
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Totals 81 sa4 II Totals. IS 6o7 10
sBatted for Mamau1 in eighth.
tran for T. Grifith in eighth

Brooklyn o %
New York ..0 o 90 q Ks
Runs-OIson, Miller. Bancroft, Young.
Frisch, Kelly. Stensel Errors-Myers. Two
base hits-Bancroft. Young Sacrifices
Cadore, MeuseI. Left on base-New York, !:
Brooklyn. 3. Base on balls-0f Cadore. ..
Struck out-By Scott. .: Cadore, 1. Hits
OF Cadore. 8 in g 1-3. three on base in seventh !:
off Mamaux. 1 in 2-3; of .Schrieber. In l..
wild pitches-Scot.. Cadore. Passed ball
Miller. Losing ,pitcher-Cadore. umpires-
Messrs. KLEIN and Sentelie. Time-1 hour
and 40 minutes. ~
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WILSON CLINCHEs FLAG.

RICHMOND. Va. September 2.-The
Wilson (S. C.) team. by winning to-
days game with Portsmouth. .clinch-
ed the Virginia League pennant for
1892. The season will close Wednes-
day, September
Evening star., 1922-09-03

Two-base hits-Collins. T. Harris. Stolen
base-Brower. Double play-Pratt to Mitchell
to Burns. Left on beses-Boston. 10: Wash
ington. 5. Struck cnt-By Brillheart. I. Bases
on balls-Of Brillheart. &. Hits-0f Brill
heart. in innings % on base. none out in
eighth: of Erickson. ] in 1 inning: OF Fran
els. in inning. Hit by pitqher-By Fergu-
son lJudeel. Losing pitcher-Brillheart. I'm
pires-Messrs. Connolly and Nallin. Time Of
game-1 hour and II minutes.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

| Runs-Connolly. sewell Two-base hits
Gardner. Wood Boone. Sewell. Stolen bases
Jameson. Strunk. Sacrifce-Collins. Double
| plays-Gardner. wamby and McInnis: John
son. Collins and Sheely: Mcclellan. Sheely and
Johnson. Left on bases-Chicago. s: Cleve-
land. s. Bases on -balls-On Boone, >: of
Leverett, 3. Struck out-By Boone. 1: by
Leverett. .. Umpires-Messrs. Owens and
| Moriarity. Time Of game-1 hour and %
minutes.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
SIDELINES
| With Sporting Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON

DICK WADE OF the Minneapolis Ouheder
Fisher of ST Joseph Western League
- purchased by the Nationals according
President Griffith who asserted that the expenditure
including Pitcher Hongworh of Minneapolis Pitcher Dad
Hawkins of Pitcher Chick Brogan of Charleston Say
Leagu totals $4,000 addition players for them
According Gis the for Fisher
$4,000 and player be delivered whose identity has
dvuged Phillips $4,000
while the expenditure Hoingswoh $4,000 and
Smith Hawkins and Brogan of $500
foreEoi to
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Totals. 80 Il % II Totals. s5 % IA
'Batted for scheer in the eighth.

Pkiiadelphia % o o o 2 5 o i o. 8
Runs-witt. Dugan. Pipp: sehang: ,Meusel,
Ward t2), Scott u, Mays. Jones. McGowan
(2), Miller. Galloway (2,. walker. Errors
Smith. Schang, Mays. Young, Hauser. Nc
loway, Jones. Stolen bases-Schang, G&llo-
way. Walker. sacrinces-Dugan, Pipp. Dou-
Bile plays-Ward to Scott to Pipp; Hauser
to Galloway to Hemach. Left on bases
New York. o: Philadelphia, g. First base
on balls-On NayIor. .; OF Heiruach. 4: of
Mays, .; of Jones, .. Struck o1t-By Nay
2. Hits-On NayIor 8 In 2 innings; of
Hemach, 8, IN q; of Mays. Z in s 1-3; of
Jones. =: in 8 2-s- Winning pitcher-Mays.
Losing pitcher-Naylor Umpires-Messrs.
Evans aud Hildebrand.,s Time of sume-2
hours and Is minutes.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

sBatted for Picinich in ninth inning.
iBatted for Johnson in ninth inning.
Roston o o u o o O Ii
Washing gton.-... . q y 10
Two-base hit-LaMotte: Stolen bases
Chaplin, s. Harris Sacriices-S. Harris, il
Harris. LaMo,te. Left on bases-Boston, s:
washington. 3. Bases on balls-On johnson,
2: OF Piercy 8. Struck out-Ry johnson. =;
by Piercy /. Wild pitch-Piercy. Umpires-
Messrs. Nallin and Connolly. Time of game
l hour and a minutes.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

JADE described athlete OF who
wv speed
bats from the side of the platter and compiled
Miers Holingswoh
pitching Wichita Falls finished high
League last he
while allowed
ss innings He the of Pittsburgh until
few in
Russell him
has speed Fisher.
betting gait most
sought after player the Western League this
Evening star., 1922-09-03
GriM explains Il

Gfiff explains Il
CoMroy Of MinneapOl
least due to the fac
seas6n. but IL auth0l
proving q sensation |
n batting average II
every opportunity to
training In the soutll
will not join the G,
having received q ciG
Florida State LenEje
Evening star., 1922-09-03

CCORDING dispatch received
~ Brogan intends to battle financial before
Washington, having left there for his
the Nationals Grif last night nothing
demands Brogan making
understanding could be cleared that
will against
So
Id dope figures the American
tie all the the finish between the Yankees and
and they continue play the they jamestown
the they pennant fight
deadlock with each having nnywo defeats
took victories against ffv defeats for the Yank
last year .+.F'--
However, with the Yankees and the edge
without single the team that front September
Huggins
the other rand or loot wheever fit have the Yan
them soil and the while the Browns will
lot the clash with the Tigers today being the
greatly in their favor. " -
Here is how the situation. outs sz".@ y
Evening star., 1922-09-03
how the situation dopes out :
ST. LOUIS.
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN, .Ass0CIATI0N. &.
I st. Paul, ID; Minneapolis, g..
Iouisville, 8; indianapolis, s.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS.

=
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS.
Mobile, 4; Birmingham. D.,
Memphis, g.: Nsshviile. 8.
Chattanooga. 2: Little Rock: (daskness)
New Orleans. 100; Atlanta, "a.
IS SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.>
Charieston, 49,: Augusta, G22.
/. Grecnviile. 5: spartanburg,
Charlotte, o; Columbia. l. ~ ,,,.. =.
as VIRGINIA LEAGUE. szs
Newport News 4: Norfolk. !:
Z Portsmouth. OIL; Wilson, 3-&
Richmond. Is Rocky Mount,
PIEDMoNT LEAGrE.
HisA-. Puint. .kaleifh- rain.
Durhan, &; 0reeisbofo.sS q ~ -
Danfilla. es-Ninstoo-6llsNs. z--.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

1t the proposed deal for Third Baseman
= has been called on for the present. at
that the player has been in i'll health all
ty for the statement that Ossie Bluege is
n the American Association, who re he has
excess of 500. and that he win be given
earn q regular berth when he reports for
next spring. Hankfns, the Tampa pitcher.
Rmen until they 60 to Florida next year.
pie of fractured ribs near the close of the
season,
Evening star., 1922-09-03

RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Boston. 81: Washington, 90.
Cleveland. 3; Chicago. o.
St. Louis. s; Detroit, 4.
New York, l1-o; Philadelphia, 6-S.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Pittsb'gh At Chicago. Chicago at Cincinnati.
Phila. at New York. New York at Boston.
Boston At Brooklyn. Brooklyn at Phila.
St. Louis At Cinci. St. Louis at Pitts.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Boston. e-a; Phiiadelphia. 2-s.
Cincinnati, II: Chicago, 5.
Pittsburgh. 8; St. Louis. S.
Brooklyn. "a: New York. 2-S.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

Totals 80 q 1s Totals 80 q /,
sBatted for Bassler/fn ninth.
tBatted for johnson in ninth.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

Pratt chased far ont into right field
to take ,Brower's fly over his shoulder
in round of the second game.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA LEAGuE.
pIEDMoNr 8 LEAGpE =.

HisA-, Point t-kaleiSh-rain.
DanFiils. Is Niastcosslls q =
Evening star., 1922-09-03

. Picinich and Judge coilaborated jim
clockwork fashion to nip Mitchell on
the initial station after he had slam
med = single to center in the eighthr
Evening star., 1922-09-03
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CANES TODAY. CANES TOMORROW.
Boston at Wash. Phila. at Wash.
Chicago At Cleveland. Cleveland at Ct. L.
St. Louis at Detroit. Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Alfonso Defeats shImizu-

Manuel Alfonso of Spain defeated
Zenzo Shimizu ot Japan in two-set
exhibition match. rs. So.
Both men played brilliantly. there
we're many thrilling rallies. and the
spanish players superior work at the
net brought him victory. All but a very
few Of the spectators stayed for this
MATCH.
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