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players that are free agents-the In
ternational League probably foresaW
that such a proposal would die a
speedy death at the hands Of Com
missioner Landis and his colleagues.
The next move in the draft tangie
is now up to the major leagues. This
latest move of the International
doubtless will get full consideration
by the National League at the latters s
meeting this afternoon. but. like the
American. the Heydler organization
can do little but pass the question
along to the advisory council, OF which
Judge I.andis is the head. 1t is no.
ticeable that none of the three AA
leagues left any loophole for future
negotiations.
To Play 10S Games.
So acrid and prolonged was the de-
bate over the draft and playing dates
for 1922 that the International owners
failed to adopt a schedule for next
season-the real objective Of the meet
ing. Before adjourning for another
session today. the magnates decided
that l6s games would be played; tne
day, April 10, week later than the
majors. The list of opening games
will be: Rochester at Baltimore. Tor
onto at Reading, Syracuse at Jersey
City and Buffalo at Newark.
From the above list 1t can be oS.
a member of John Conway Toole's
league. President Moran of Jersey
City had put the franchise on the
market because of financial losses
since he took over the club. and there
were reports that syndicates from
bidders. If there we're any prospec-
tive magnates at the Commodore yes
terday. they failed to realize their am
bitions-
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SHADE IS IN FINE TRIM
FOR FIGHT WITH BRITTON
BY FAIR PLAY.

Shade of San Francisco who
training the werweight championship OF
against Briton, ttlehoder Friday night at
Richards big scales today and tipped the beam
notch below the limit which the had agreed night N
looked fit and rugged and doubt
He having the best possible
Panama the chief his
Adair follow battlers
three tight
intelligent Shades VINO came east s0" ~
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TAKES A STRONGER STAND
4 THAN OTHERS in CLASS AA
Jack Dunn of Orioles, Unremittent Opponent of
Principle, Is in Complete Control-League
to Play lob Games This Season.

YORK rejection of the major leagues
offer OF $500 voted by the
League session yesterday After prolonged and
AA circuit only
anything with the draft constituted but also
condemned the principle of selection
By this action International lined
IA leagues the Ameri
circuits which rejected only the present
of and OF the in
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RED sox GET HURLER.

BOSTON, February 14.-Manager
Hugh Duffy Of the Boston Americans
has signed up Jack Matters, a right
hand pitcher Of Scranton. Pa He won
seven and lost two games with the
Hamilton, Ont, team last season.
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TWO ATHLETICS SIGN.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. February IL
With the receipt of the signed contracts
Of Centerfielder Welch and Shortstop
Galloway the Philadelphia Americans
crop of holdouts has been reduced by
two. However. there are several play
ers whose contracts have not been re-
ceived. -'s-
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CHAMPION EAGER, BUT FOE
LACKING, ASSERTS KEARNS
Sees Wills Only Formidable Rival and Says No
Real Offer for Bout Has Been Made
Jack May Return to Theatricals.

EW YORK February 4An hope that world heavyweight
ponshp bout would be for this
abandoned by Jack Kearn of Jack Dempsey the title
Keans declares that the would
the
attractive inducements against
that other suitable waspr
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CHAMPAGNE. ILL.,. February 14.-L.
T. Stuebe. a student at Illinois, was
wounded last night while practfcing for
the university fencing team when a
companions foil broke and penetrated
lis chest He will recover.
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Dodgers Sign Rookie.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, February IL
The Dodgers have signed Charles W.
Hockett, nineteen-year-o hurting
product Of Seattle sand lots.
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We have several theatrical propositions
under consideration. Jack has worked
eleven weeks through the west and ii
is likely arrangements will be made for
his appearance in the east"
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"HONORS WELL DIVIDED
IN SOUTHERN REGATTA

RICHMOND, Va. July 22.-Failure
Of the Potomac Boat Club Of Wash
ington to send it's crews here today
for the southern championship re-
eatta practically spoiled the affair.
Their late decision not to compete
left all except one OF the rowing
events with only two entries:
Honors were we'll distributed among
the Ariels and Arundels OF baltimore
and the Virginia Boat Club OF this
city. Summaries:
SENIOR SINGLES - Won by scharfe,
Arnndsls: sAcond. Husker. Arundels. Time,
I%NIos %fHatss g osuaDRUPLE ssGSR1fPLE soyLIs-won by
Arundsisj second. Virginia. Time minutes
70 0,ssSocepoUnp sScpeHJ JUNIOR FOUR eIes-won by
virginia; second, Arisls. Time, minutes
yTSfoR u1Sio SINGLE scu1Ls-won by Bal.
nsrs, AIiels; second. Brook, Virginia. Time,
6a%os mi1Hss. IoSss ;SSssa' 't,un1ol, only .a.r,
u Gie "a lTSoUrsMWon W ~ xrazdeiss second, Vii.
.inis. Time. g. minutes I seconds.
aJU11oa DOUBLE scuLIs-wen b AIisl.i
CANOE D0U1LES - 1sIyiend Swimming
,yUlNel +E1aATS.Wss b. Yilstnt:; SO
bsnd, Afisls; tltsds ASgndstss StmA y Aan
Iutsi s1osssss1aA t-s
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After the meeting it was learned
that there was little prospect of an
agreement. Roush insists he must
get $s6.000 for this year and next.
saying he would agree to sign up for
$4,000. for the balance of this sea-
son and $4,000 for 1928.
The directors of the club are unani-
nous in refusing this demand. They
stand by their original offer Of $4,000
a year, and, as the season has a little
more than two months to go. Roush
would receive IS, 900 this year.
President Hermann says Roush
can meet him tomorrow IL he desires
but stated that in any event would
not be sold or traded.
THE board thinks it has been fair
with Roush and will drop the matter
from now on, unless he brings 1t up
himself" Hermann said.
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STRIKE CAUSES DELAY
IN BASE BALL SERIES

MINNEAPOLIS, July 22.-The first
known interference with Americas
national pastime-base ball-due to
the strike OF railroad shopmen be-
came apparent here tonight.
1t was discovered that the Colum-
bus team of the American Associa-
ton would be unable to reach Kansas
City Tuesday night for the Wednes-
day game because of curtailed train
service.
As a consequence. the visitors will
play a double header tomorrow, the
playing time of the Tuesday game to
be used in travelling.
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Totals. 81 1926 16 Totals. 80 IL "a 10
sTvo out when winning run was scored.
Tran for Gooch in ninth.
tBatted for Hamilton In ninth
p,ua5.,,,io q O o q q l..
p;,,shnrrb q o 8 o o 4-S
Runs-Rapp. Parkinson. Williams Walker
Leslie. Hepi:ne, Meadows, Maranvilie. Carey
(2), Bigbee, Grimm. Nattox. Sarison, psIn st
an. Two base hits-Russell. Gooch sacri-
fces-Russeli. Rarp. Williams: Double plays
p.rtinson TO Fletcher to Leslie; Traynor
30 Grimm n Msranville: Fletcher TO Leslie.
left on bases-Philadelphia 6; Pittsburgh,
! Bases on balls--of Meadows. 3; on Car
IN a. nv Hamilton, l. Hits-0f Carlson.
. in ;a-3 innings: off Hamilton. in l-3.
Wild pitch-Eamilton. Winning pitcher
UsmiIton Losing pitcher-Meadows. I'm
ri,es-Nessrs, Klein and Pffman. Time of
rame-i hour A. minutes.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Connie Mack's menagerie, back at
their old trysting place, the cellar,
Will furnish opposition for the Griffs
in their last home game for three
weeks this afternoon, O'Clock be-
ing the hour. Erickson may tote
Milan's hopes to the hill. for the
AS just dote on southpaws.
After an inning and half of play
the game was halted by rain for
thirty minutes. The interruption gave
Altrock an opportunity to clown a
bit, the canvas and groundkeepePs
wheelbarrow affording an excellent
medium.
Peck travelled farther into the pas
ture to clutch Speakers ny over his
shoulder than the Oldest inhabitant
can remember, but an uncompleted
effort on his part was almost as
noteworthy. 1t was a one-hand stab
of Stephenson's smash back of the
bumped against his leg when he tried
to make throw and 1t was impos-
sible to get the ball away. but the
stop itself was gem OF the purest
ray serene. Georgia avenue patrons
slowly are coming to a realization
that Rajah is the real. bottled I'm
bond goods.
Coveleskie. the Indians hurting ace,
and Guisto, their utility first base
man. both are on the shelf with
stomach trouble. Speakers craft
will go on the rocks II the Pole is
incapacitated for any length of time.
TIE work afield Of Harris yesterday
was just as smart and snappy as that
of the day previous was sloppy. His
one-hand stab of Speakers rap in
the third was plain daylight robbery.
La Motto continues to sparkle at
that far corner and he boosted his
B. A. a. bit with three bingles in as
many official times up.
Gardner euchPed Harris out of
a fairly earned safety when. he
knocked down, Stars terrific bust and
tagged him in the third. Larry still
is a demon on defense, but a left
handler Of Mogridge's craft can make
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Totals >. 40 16 "a l3 Totals ...38 10 "a 10
sBat tied for MeNamara in ninth.
fBafted for Powell in ninth.
tBatted for North in fourth
Slated for Pfeffer in eighth.
Boston ..........1 o o o-s
ST. Louis ..0 o o 1 q x-9
Runs-PoweIl (2l. Cruise, Ford. kopf. Glib
t2l, Miller, Flack. Smith 49,. Hornsby,
Mann, Stock. McCurdy. Schultz. Errors
Cruise. Ford. Mueller. Twobase hits
Boeckel. kopf. Cruise. Gibson, Powell. Horns
by t2l, Schultz. Three-base hits-Ford Nc
Curdy Stolen bases-Smith. Nixon. Boeckel.
Kopf Powell. Cruise. Double plays-Lavan
to Hornsby to Fournier. McCurdy to Lavan.
Lavan to Hornsby to Gamer. Gibson to Ford,
Ford to Kopf to Holke. Left on bases-Bos.
Pertica. 2; OF 0eschger. 3; on North, .; of
BraIton. /; of Miller, 2; of Pfeffer, l. Struck
out-By McQuillan- 1. Hits-on Mcouillan.
/ in 1 inning: OF Oeschger. in ! 13 innings;
of Buxton, none in none pitched to one man,
OF Miller. 10 in 1-3 innings: OF McNamara
. in innings: of Pertica. in inning ,none
on. one out in second) OF North, 9 in In
nings; of Pfeffer, in innings: of Sherdel,
/ in 1 inning. Wild pitch-Miller. Balk-
Oeschger. Passed ball-McCurdy. Winning
pitcher--Pfeifer.. Losing pitcher-Milier. Um
pires-Messrs. Quigley and Moran. Time Of
game hours and 80 minutes
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P|LLETTE HOLDS YANKS
TO TWO HITS; Wins, 20

NEW YORK. July 22-Herman Pill
lette. Detroit's brilliant young pitcher.
today defeated New York for the Sec
ond time in the series, beating Shaw
key today in pitchers battle, 2 to 0.
Only two hits were made off Pill
lette, one a bunt by Witt.
Shawkey.was hit harder, but usually
settled down in the pinches.
Detroit's two runs came as a result
of Ruth's misjudgment of Woodalls
liner, which went over his head for
triple.
MeuseIs single in the first inning
gave him seven consecutive hits In
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logdge Cops @ Reach National League
RALLY AND DOWN BRAVES
WHILE REDS BEAT GIANTS
St. Louis Team Scores Six Runs in Eighth Inning to
Win g to 8-Rixey Keeps Up Winning
Streak in Mastering McCrawtes

y @NCINNATI. July 22.-Thc
l Reds drove the Giants from
the National League lead by
winning the fourth game OF the
series today, 3 to D. Both Rixey
and Douglas pitched strongly, but
the latter was taken out after seven
innings ON account of lame arm.
The score was then tie and the
Reds won off Ryan in the eighth on
Duncan's triple and single by
Fonseca.
1t was Rixey's eighth straight
,-ictar,-
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CHECKS WINNING STREAK
OF TRIBE AT IL STRAIGHT
Rests Walter Mails on Mound and Shoves Indians
Back Into Second Division-Peck and
Harris Bask in the Calcium.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

RAY Uttered through the clouds befoggng the
of band discovery that
they George Mogridg pitcher who enable them to
win at a. one week
Saturday Mogridge obtained 20 verdict the
Erickson Brihea
Zachary ndeaored figure winning effort only fa
forla of backing
yesterday and when his fellow workmen
mad oeen
accumulate the preceding contests the came to
ball Gfs 4; Indians That's the
good
yesterday For the Cfmn it
embraced straight For the
of netted twelve
yankd them from fourth place back into the
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ONTHE SIDELINES
With the Sporting Editor
-By DENMAN THOMPSON

of the radical will enable the
the attached hrdvsion berth
~ months duration of the current home stand which end
oday with Gmen failed
OF against all their American
period, Mlans conVed to
eevenw while absorbing thirteen defeats.
Starting single battle Philadelphia the Nationals
listed Detroit be
ginning Tuesday and
in before
cooking
bviousr a is
home If
abroad
Hot wendinG
is the
a sudden andd decided brace
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GOES ROUTE
IN White SOX VICTORY

BOSTON. July 22.-By, defeating
Boston, to 2, today Chicago broke
even on this four-game series.
Courtney kept Boston's hits scattered
Hooper's hitting accounted in the
main for three runs.
In the eighth with two out, Dugan
singled. but neglected to touch SEQ
ond on J. Collins apparent double
to right field, Dugan being out, and
the side retired.
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OF. LOUIS, July N.-The St.
y Louis Nationals went into the
- lead for the first time in more
than a score of years. at this period
of the season, by defeating Boston,
locals
9 to 8 today, and by virtue of New
York's defeat by Cincinnati.
The locals took today's contest
with an eighth inning rally, scoring
six runs and overcoming a fverun
lead.
Five double plays featured the
game, three being made by the
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PIRATES TRIM PH|L[|ES
ON FOUR RUNS IN NINTH

PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 22.-Pitts-
burgh defeated Philadelphia today
for the ninth successive time, s to T.
The visitors knocked Carlson out
of the box in the fifth inning, when
thev scored six runs on eight hits.
The Pirates were three runs be-
hind when they came TO bat in the
last of the ninth.
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sTLOUISIAN PREPARES.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Optimistic thal
the world series will be played here
Percy Alexander, chief of the field
forces of the local internal reveHut
ONCE, has appointed two deputies .1e
take charge of the governments m
terest in the series" Alexander Up
nresed confidence that either -
Browns or Cardinals. perhaps bs9l
would come out on top.
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Totals. IS 10 27 I2 Totals. 80 2 % II
sBatted for McNally in Sth inning
tBatted for Shawkey in Sth inning.
Detroit ~ o.
New York. 0 o o 0 o 90
Runs-Heilmann. Rigney. Error-Scott
Two-base hit-Cobb. Three-base lit-Woodail.
stolen base Rigney. Sacrifices - Rigney,
Jones. Double play-Pipp to Scott. Left on
bases-New York, 5; Detroit. s. Base on
balls-On Pilette. 3. Struck out-By Pil-
lette, 8; by Shawkey, 2. Hits-Of Shawkey.
in 8 innings: OF Murray, in I inning.
Losing pitcher-Shawkey. Umpires-Dineen
and Evans Tfme-2 hours 2 minutes.
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BROWNS POUND A TRIO
I'M ROUTING MACKS, l0-l

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The ST.
Louis Browns won their third straight
victory over the Philadelphia Ath-
letics today by a 10-to-1 score.
Neither Walker nor Williams regis
tered a home run Williams had
triple and Walker a long foul that
cleared the left-f1eld fence.
St. Louis hit Hasty. Yarrison and
ogden with equaY viciousness.
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Charges District Fans are Poor Sports.

Washington ball the league the saudpoin
OF sporsmanshp? This the charge made by H. g. Salsnge
sporting Detroit News in following tn
which Ty Cobb Lu Blue
subjected considerable razzing Charges of similar
Walker scribe who travels with the
Detroit Times In connection with the eeeton OF fan from tn
complaint of Blue Umpire Dnee
his remarks personal and abusive Sasinger writes
"Lu Blue In The on
washn Lu
the
last 4.
.
by me ovnf neighb acquaintances
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Totals. Al 20 27 12 Totals.

sBatted for Hasty in 5th inning.
tBatted for Harrison in 7th inning ,o
St Louis o o 2 o C-lC
phiiadelphia. Q % 90 o. l
Runs-Gerber. Tobip. sisler. Williams (2).
Mclfanus, jacobson. SEVERED. Bronkie l2l.
MCGOWAN. Error-Toung. Dykes. Galloway.
Two.base hits-Tobin, McGowan. Kolp. Sever
cid. Bruggy. Three-base hit-Williams. Home
run-McManus. Stolen base-Jacobson sac.
to Johnston, Dykes to scl.eer to Johnston.
Left on bases-St. Louis, o; Philadelphia, 5.
Base ON balls-on Hasty.. !; on Ogden, !:
BY Koip. T. Hits-On Hasty. IN innings;
OF Harris, in / inning. none out in !th;
Of Harrison, 8 in inning: OF Ogden. 2 In
innings. Losing pitcher-Hasty. Umpires-
walsh and Nallin Time-1 hour and so
minutes.
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WHITE SOX PAY HIGH :
FOR SEATTLE HURLG

SEATTLE, Wash., July T.
Frank G. (.Stubby''D Mack. SeattfxE
q young riRht-hnnded pitcher. has-
been sold by the Seattle Pacific
Coast League club to the Chicago
Americans for cash and players.
The deal was reported to aEgre.
gate in tho neighborheod, e
$4,000.
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NEW YORK F1REMEN SCORE.

NEW YORK, July 22.-The base bail
team Of the New York firemen today
defeated the Chicago fire fighters
team at Ebbets Field, IS to s. This
was the third and last game of the
series, Chicago having captured the
first two.
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Stated for B. Griffith in eighth inning.
Brooklyn q 90 / o.
Chicayo. o 0-S
Runs-Myers, Neis. Wheat (3), schmandt,
Deberry, Heathcote. Hollocher. Terry t2l-
Crimes Barber. Errors-Terry. Two-oaS
bits-Wheat. Vance Heathcote. High.
Gromes Barber. Error-Terry. Two.bnse
bases-Terry. Miller Col. Sacrihces,Hisa
to scbmandt Left on hases-Rrooklyn. 8:
Chicago. I. Bases on balls-of Jones. ! I; of
Vance Z; of Cheeves 3. Struck outEby
Cheeves i; by Vance. /; by Osborne. ]. Hits
on Jones in % innings: on 0sborre-
in innings, off Cheeves. in i-3 innings;
none out in sixth inning. Wild pitches-Jeaet.
Losing pitcher-Cheeves. Cmpires-Messfs
Hart and ODsy. Time Of game-l hour and
40 minutes.
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Totals. IS II q 1S Totals. 81 S.H-11
sBatted for Karr in seventh.
fBatted for Walters In ninth.
tBatted for Pennoek in ninth.
Chicago. o. l. OIL 0-2 0 0-5
Boston. ........ % 10 90 o %
Runs-Johnson. Mullisan (2l, Hooper. Court
ney. Dugsn (2) Errors = MullfEan. eheely,
Johnson Courtney Dngan. Stolen base-Du-
gan. sacrince-E. Collins Double plays
Sheeiy; WaIters to Pratt. Left on bases
chicago, &: E6ston. 8. Bases on balls-Om
Courtney, g; OF Russell. /: on Karf, I; OF
PennocE, T. /. Struck out--By Karr, l. Hits
Oh Russell, 8 in 2 1-3 innings, on Karr. s In
4 s,8 innings; of Pennock. in fnnings.
Losing pitcher--Russell. Umpires-Messrs.s Con-
molly and Owens Time Of game-1 hour and
45 minutes.
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G LWYS there unpasantness of this kind at the Washing
~ ball park Blue is alone in taking abuse Cobb is
of it whenever the Tigers play in
Some also cheer him. When
Washington the audience composed OF Cobb
anti Cobb clique
explain the attitude toward Blue who stands
contribution the leagues
ball player but offensive ball player ne is
oil looking
the Washington ball composed OF PLAYERS who
their Washington should feel rather proud OF Blue
OF constant apuse.
the ST. Louis OF the east
that ST the
undoubtedly
in
bute Of Of IT."
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PLAYER FOR WHITE S0X.

OTTAWA. Ontario. July 22.-The
Chicago White SoX have exercised
their option on Third BasemaNSwen
tor of the Valley Field team of the
Eastern Canada League.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

Jacksonville, 4: Dsytona. o. e
Tampa, Il; Oakland. 3.
Lakeland, z; st: Petersburg. 2
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
winston. salem, 8; Durham. A..
High Point. o; Danvflls. s.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LNAGUEs
Aurusta, B.2, Charieston, -.
-gosrfanhurg, BIS; Columbia, % -. 3
,ChitIotte, 3-e3 Greenviiles l(S 49,.
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PLAYERS ON STRIKE

EAU CLAIRE. Wis, July 22-E
base ball players who went e
strike" when the Eau Claire y
directors refused to reinstate Mars
Smith, pitcher, have been replace
The strikers declare they will o;
ganize a separate team.
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STATISTICS OF MAJORS

GAMES TODAY. CANES TOMORROW.
Phila. at Warrington. Washington at Phila.
Chicago at Cleveland. Chicago 1t Clsvslaad,
Boston st New York.
St. Louis At Detroit.
RESULTS OF YEsTE1DAY's GAllEs.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, 3.
sChoaSo, 8; Boston, 3.
Detroit. 8; New York, o..
et. Louis, 10; Phiisdslphia, L
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ROBINS DEFEAT CUBS.

CHICAGO. July 2a.-Brooklyn de
feated Chicago to today. when
locals were unable to hoid lead
which was acquired in the fifth in
Wing when Vance wavereI
Evening star., 1922-07-23

DUBUQUE. Iowa, July 22.-Eddh
Anderson. captain of the 1921 Notr.
Dam foot bali team, has been aB-
pointed foot ball, basket ball att
track coach at Columbia College
Evening star., 1922-07-23

Totals 81 8 "a IL Totals % 0 q IL
'Batted for Rawlings il the eighth.
fBatted for Douglas in the eighth
New York. ......0 l o o o
Cincinnati go. 0 q o l Ks
Runs-Meusel. Cunningham, Burns, Dau-
bert, Duncan. Error-Bancroft. Three-hase
hits-Duncsn. Meusel. Stolen bases-Burns.
Pinelli Sacrifice hifs-Duncan. Harper, Shin
neTe double plays-Fouseca to Daubert.
Rawlings TO Bancroft TO Kelly. Douglas 10
Bancroft TO Kelly. Left on hases-New York.
4: Cincinnati, Z. First base on balis-0f
Douglas, 3. Struck out-By Rirey, !: by
Douglas, 3. Hits-or Douglas, in tn-
nings: of Ryan, . in l inning Bit by
p!tcher-By RiNey. l. Passed bau-Snyder.
losing pitcher-Ryan. UmpireS-Messrs. Ne
lnou I-smE5 10 sulL I7IsIa puG SoInIeI
and IS minutes.
Evening star., 1922-07-23

sBatted for Gardner in eighth.
tBatted for Mails in ninth.
Cleveland .......0 o o 1 90 o.
Washington 80 o o o 1 x-4
Two-base hit--Peckinpaugh Three-base hits
-Picinich. Brewer. Stolen bases-Harris (2).
Sacrihces-0 Neill. Speaker La Motto. Sewell.
Left on bases-Cleveland, o; Washington Z.
Bases on balls-0n Mogridge. l: of Mails. ..
Struck out-By Mails. .. Hit by pitcher-By
Mogridge (SewelD. Umpires-Mess-s. Hide
brand and Moriarty. Time Of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Newport News. 5-4; Piedmont. s-3. :
Norfolk, 8; Portsmouth. IS.
Wilson. 4; Rocky Mount, o.
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REDS AND ROUSH UNABLE
TO AGREE AS TO SALARY

NCINNATI ED holdou outfedr of
Nationals and Garry Hermann president the club held
~ Reand Field today, which
terms remainder of the discussed.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
GUY MORTON
NO DICKER FOR TRIBE,
BAN JOHNSON ASSERTS

CHICAGO. July 22-PreAident
Ban johnson of the American
negotiations were pending for the
sale Of the Cleveland club.
Evening star., 1922-07-23

Of ball going public of the capital
l. justified Cobb Blue razzed But Ruth and
other players of marked ability of whom much expected and
shining guyng when they fail to deliver
really bakhsnded compliment for ball PLAYER to get attention
ordinary would neither deserve receive any ae
exceeded
personal elected and his the only
Wash
quick appreciate work player whether
Bill
testify the ST Louis ouheder
the Nationals from by
fielding appauded the echo It would
for athlete who
has to lengths to win games or
enhances his personal record.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

81 Paul, 2; Toledo. o.
: fndfsnapolis, II; Milwaukee, {
6cSurhbus, IL: Minneapolis, 3
Xsusaa City Z; LouisyIlas 6
Evening star., 1922-07-23

Gardner euchPed Harris out of
fairly earned safety when, he
knocked down, ,Stan's terrific bust and
is demon on defense, but a left
handler of Mogrfdge's craft can make
him look useless up at that plate.
Evening star., 1922-07-23
Nationals Increase Margin.

WashingtonS margin was Increased
by one run in this frame. when with
two hands buried Peck crashed a
double down the left field line and
skidded home on La Notes third
straight hit, . single to center.
F1cinich then famed again for the
second of the two whiffs Mails
achieved.
After O'Neill lofted in-the ninth,
Speaker sent Nunamaker in to bat
for Mails, and he came through with
a pop single to left, but Rice corralled
Evans liner and Wamby's rap. to La
Motto forced Nunamaker
Evening star., 1922-07-23
A WEEKLY OCCURRENCE

sBatted for Gardner in eighth.
fBatted for Mails in ninth
Evening star., 1922-07-23

Totals. 80 10 % L. Totals. 80 70 i
sRatted for B. Gr!fith in eighth inning.