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Evening star., 1922-08-04
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS

AmeffoaA Lea4Ue.
Leading hltter-C0bb, Detroit All.
Home runs-W5lliams, 0t. lo0Ss, -.
sPftehine-Dash, New York SO.
Base stealiae-sisler, ~. Lsuis, %.
sWOn, 1T host, 4.
National LeaS1e.
400.
Home runs-Hornsby, St. Lo1is, ~.
sPitcAing>-C0uch, Cineinnat1. no.
Base stealing-CArey, Pittsb1rEh. u.
Ran-Eetting-HorR 81. Louis, 81.
wen, 1T lest, 4.
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BROWNS BUY CATCHER.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August a.
Bill Irish" Murphy. catcher with the
Selma club in the South Alabama
League has been signed By the St
Louis Browns. Murphy will report to
the Browns In September. He for.
mdrly played with Daytona In the
Florida state League.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

nines. Those interested phone Frank.
lin 1894.
kensinEton won another battle
yesterday in the Montgomery County
League, defeating Bethesda by to /.
While they Put up . good game.
the Montgomery County stars did
not have suficient strength on the
neld to take the measure Of the
Shipping Board in the game yester-
day at Union League Park The
Shipping Board nine. which won, 8
to 1, is scheduled to 30 to Leesburg.
Va, tomorrow to meet the nine rep
resenting that town.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

Peerless players are requested to re-
port at the electric line station at
18th and Pennsylvania avenue to-
morrow at 2:3o o'clock. Sundays game
with Mount Rainier Is to begin
promptly at 3 o'clock.
Stanley Athletic Club has a game
scheduled Sunday with the Married
aenn sround. A. at 10 10 O'clock ai Stanley ua. 5an
iors are listed for q contest tomor-
row with the Primrose A. c.. also on
the Monument lot.
wnrren's home run in the twelfth
inning. won yesterday for the Havoc
Midgets over the Premier Midgets. by
8 to s. Anderson's pitching for the
winners was superb. Teams desiring
games with the Havoc Midgets ad-
dress North 433-J.
Arlington A. c. has games booked
for tomorrow and Sunday, the nrst
being with the Hilltop A. c.. and the
second with Quincy A. c. Both games
grounds at o'clock.
After meeting the ArIingtons to-
morrow the Hilltop A. G. will get
ready for another game Sunday with
II.
ger Conger wants all his players to
report at the Langdon grounds At
o'clock.
The Marlboro reserve nine 10 to
come to town Sunday .fternoon for
A. c. The previous contest was won
by the Triangles after fourteen in
nings OF play.
Dawson. pitching for the District
andria Timers. had a real pitchers'
battle with jacobson. The game
went fourteen innings and neither
team scored until Dawson's men got
across q run in that period. The re-
markable part of 1t was that Dawson
did not allow q hit
Phone West sos for games with the
Farragut A. c.. team in the thir-
teen-fourteen-year class.
Epiphany defeated the Knioker-
booker Juniors yesterday in q benefit
game at American League Park. The
Knicks went into the hnal inning
four runs behind and managed to
stage rally which netted three count
ers. but could not get together the
necessary strength to put across the
extra run. The score was Q to 8.
Milan A. Q. made nine runs IN the
f,rst inning Of its game yesterday, but
could not win. as the Ramblers start
cd scoring consistently and when the
smoke cleared away the result stood
IL to 9 in favor OF the latter club.
Good pitching BY Simmons and
Rice was responsible for the spictory
Of the Penn Mar nine over the Sill
yer Stars by 9 to Z.
Royal A. C. Il anxious to arrange
ramen with en.fourteen. year
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BUFFALO A. C, ACTIVE.

Buffalo A. c. 10 to play the Virginia
All.6tArs tomorrow 1t S o'clock at
18th and B streets southeast, and tn e
Maryland White Sox Sunday at 2
o'clock At the latter's diamond. Buff
falo A. c. Is beginning to lay plans
for its foot ball season and 10 anx-
ious to have all men who want to try
for its team get In touch with 1t
Immediately.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
TWO In A ROW

Washington go. o o. 0 0 %
Two base hit-Rice. Three base hits-Gos-
lin. Hooper. Home run-Mogridge. Stolen
base-Shanks. Sacrihce-Brower Double
plays-Harris. Peckinpaugh and Judge; Col
rms ria and % Judge ~ Lett on bWsi base.MWass'ninrnn na5
3: Chicago. L. Bases on balls-On Hodge
l.; OF Mogridge. l.. Struck out-By Blanken
on Rlankenship. IL innings: of Hodge
. in innings. Hit by p.tcher-By Mogridge
iSheelyb. Winning piacher--Mogridge. Los
ing ptcher-Blznkenship. Umpircs-Messrs
Connolly and Nallin. Time Of game-l hour
and SO minutes.
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FLIES HIGH TO WIN.

VALENCIA, Spain. August 4.-The
Spanish altitude championship for
airplanes was won yesterday by
Lieut.. Las Morenas, who attained a
height Of $500 meters. Private
Spencer, reaching an altitude Of 5000
meters, was second, and Lieut.. Sandi-
no with 5000 meters. was third.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
HAINES WINS SHOOT.

LANCASTER, Pa, August IN. S.
Haines of Mt. Holly. n. j.. today won
the eastern zoEe trapshooting cham
pionship in singles. breaking 1877 clay
targets out Of 200. The Pennsylvania
state team won the tri-state match
title, with an aggregate score OF s4S.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
BENTLEY BEATS scHAcHr.

Two former Nationals clashed on
the mound yesterday when Jack
Bentley won over Al Schacht in an
International League game that Bal
ter city. 3 to 0. Bentley yielded only
two hits, famed thirteen and got one
of the seven safeties made OIL
Schacht. Q
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SUCH A RULE ADVOCATED ::
BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON
BY the Associated Press.

LOUIS August <rhe waiver route probably
only method by which nterleasu changes of players
after the under according to B. Johnson league
president when the American League officials
conferred with officials here Yesterday He
clined to discuss the latest Boston-New York deal
Evening star., 1922-08-04
PRINTERS INCREASE LEAD
BY BEATING MANHATTANS

YNION of the unlimited
division independent series yesterday when they banked the Man
- The Printers topping the section with
credit and defeat charged them
yesterday pitching Huteh
and their ability eout the Of the opposing hure
twelve Lemerc led the winners at bat with walops
a
Evening star., 1922-08-04

The Enme scheduled today between
the Costello Post and Mohawks, at.
Union Park, in section B of the un--
limited series. has been postponed and
instead q game between Woodley and
Mercury will be played.
Tenleytown forfeited yesterday to-
Dominican Lyceum, In section A of
the unlimited division. Following.
the forfeiture. announcement was
made this morning that the Tenley-
town nine would be considered out
of the series. B.
TIE game scheduled yesterday be-
tween Park View and Ariels. In sec.
tion B. of the senior division was
postponed ana will be played q week
from Sunday.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

NEW York. August HAL Janvrjn,
brooklyn infielder. has been traded to
the Columbus club OF the American
for Shortstop Maurice
Shannon.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

Supplying base balls for major
league clubs is an item OF expense
hardly ever thought Of by fans. Each
club uses more than 500 dozen In q sea-
son at home.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

WAipDet racing II growing in pouu-
larity. In Kentucky 1t Is proposed
to also race greyhounds and q track
10 being built at Rosedale, across the
river from Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
TWO HARD GAMES In ROW
LISTED BY PEERLESS A. C..

>WO of the hardest taken this
and Sunday by the Peerless Athletic Tomorrow
the Dreadnaughs Alexandria
Mount Rainier face the nine representing that place The
Gulerman against
Evening star., 1922-08-04

Fight experts vvho have seen Joey
Leonard perform differ In their opin-
ions as to the real ability OF Benny's
brother
Evening star., 1922-08-04

ROCHESTER, N. T. August 4-orrie
Steele Of Paterson. N. J.. won all three
events In a spectacular national motor
cycle hill .climb at .Keck'e. farm.
Egypt, N. r. yesterday.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
THE HOME-RUN RACE

T:Ilie Walker and Harry He'll
mann were the only members of
the select class among the home-
run hitters able to increase their
total ycSterday. Titles fOur-baSe
drive brought his mark to rs,
three under that Of the leading
n,nulcr OF both circuits. Ken VIII
liams. Heilnnann now has II rOund-
trip blows to his credit and In right
on the heels Of Babe Ruth, who Is
third among the American League
swatters, with q total Of 49, Jacob
SON of the Brow ms, Collins, also Of
the Browns, Manager Iris Speaker
Of the Indians, and MOEridge Of
the Nationals also hit hOmers In
the junior wheel. Casey stengel,
who in leading the National Leng-
uers Mt hat, got into the hOme.run
teammate, Young. and Henllne Of
the l0wly Phils got the other ctr
cult clouts in the National League.
The leaderp,
NATIONAL.
Nornsby, st. Louis ........... ~
WilliamS, Philadelphia ....... II
Lee, Philadelphia ............. IL
Wheat, Brooklyn .............. IL
Meusel. New York :. .....:.... IL
Ainsmith, st. Louis ........... 10
AMERICAN.
Williams, St. Louis ........... -
C. Walker, Philadelphia ..... -
Ruth, New York .............. IL
Heilnann. Detroit ............ II
Miller, Philadelphia -. ...... Is
Meusel, New York ............. 10
Evening star., 1922-08-04

APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Knoxville, S: Bristol, 4.
Cleveland, 7; GYeeuville, 8.
Kingsport johnson City, rain.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


st. Paul. TT; Toledo, 50.
Louisville. 3: Kansas City, 8.
Milwaukee. 4; indianapolis. 3,
Minneapolis, Z; Columbus, 2. Il,
-. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 4: Newark, 2.
Baltimore. 8: Reading, o.
Buffalo. o: Syracuse, Z.
Toronto. 8; Rochester, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, 6; Little Rock, /.
= Chatta nooga, 4; Atlanta, 4.
New Orleans, 10: Memphis, 60.
Nashville at Mobile: wet grounds.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charieston, 4; Charlotte, 1.
Columbia, 8; Greenviile. 2 40 innings).
SpartanburH. 9; Augusta, I.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Newport News, 8; Richmond, s.
Wilson. 8: Rocky Mount, Az
Portsmouth at Norfolk; rain.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
DAnville, 10; Greensboro, 3.
Other games; rain. -
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Daytona, /; Tampa. II.
Orlando. o; Lakeland, /.
!acksonyt!le.6t: Petersburg, rain.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
SCHEDULE foR TODAY.

UNLIMITED D1vBIoN-ssetisn G. Msr-
curry VI. woodlsy, et Union Park at 6:ls;
VI. Auburn at Congress- Heights, $50.
JUNIOR DIVIsIoH-ssetion A. Potomac VI.
Crescent. Z. Broskland. $3.50; Holy Name Ju-
nior VI. Stanton Junior, at kohawk, 6:lb; SEQ
ton B, Kniekerbsekss Junior ~. IinwoIth
Junior. at washingten barracks, S:1S.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
JUNIOR DIVISION.
SECTION A.
YrsrERpAY's RESULTS.

Printers. Z: Manhattan, 0.
Roamers, 0: Mohawk Junior, 2.
Warwick. IS: Spunton. s.
Mount Pleasant, Is: Plaza. ].
Tcnleytown forfeited to Dominican IL
Evening star., 1922-08-04

GAXES TODAY. CANES TONUHKUW.
Pittsburgh at Boston. Cincinnati at Bklyn.
St. Louis At Phila. Chicago at New York.
Chicago Amy. st.>Louis at Phila.
cincin4ah at Bklyn. Pittsburgh At Boston.
. RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
New York. 3; Chicago, o.
Brooklyn, Z; Cincinnati. o. ..-
st. Louis, Z: Philadelphia, !.
Pittsburgh, 5; Boston, !.
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Sc Lnme:A1 Her A. L. May Stop Trades After ason Opens
SIDELINES
| With the Sporting editor
BY DENlNAN THOMPSON.

"HICAGO August that League
pionshp belongs the Browns Yanks Tigers than
them the White sox preparing grind that
nteTvenes before October determined
come the FIVE that them from the lead
Kid Gleason gradually acquiring strength for the stretch and
has his athletes believing that they only but will close the
land
the .
o.
WNER COMISKEY fully the truth Of the old
that chain than its weakest link and busy gath
ering He has brought couple of the
South Side inspection
that notwithstanding Eddie Mulgan performer
a times
MuliEnns . o
mediocre
the cnmpni
what .
ship
UGH laid by Gleason the of Roy Graham,
second-strng good joining
Schak Graham and Yryn the job the hneookg
juvenile hve assembled Gleason the grzzed old Of
mond confident the curvng will hold its end in the rung
drive ahead pitching about rs
strength in this mans league
Evening star., 1922-08-04

Milan A. G. made nine runs In the
first inning Of its game yesterday, but
could not win. as the Ramblers start
cd scoring consistently and when the
smoke cleared away the result stood
IL to in favor OF the latter club.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

Royal A. C. Il anxious to arrange
games with thirteen en-fourteen-year
Evening star., 1922-08-04

Good pitching BY Simmons and
Rice was responsible for the spictory
Of tho Penn Mar nine over the Sill
yer Stars by 9 to Z.
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STATISTICS OF MAJORS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

REsuLTs OF YEsTERbAY's CANES.
washinsten. 81 Chicago. o.
New York. 10; Cleveland, ..
10 inninss.)
St. Louis, 0; PhiiadSlphia. 8.
Detroit. ~; Boston, o.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

st. Paul. TT; Toledo, 60.
Louisville. 8: Kansas City, 8.
Milwaukee. 4; indianapolis. 3,
Minneapolis. Z; Columbus, 2.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

limos. Those interested phone Frank.
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3meites Gapitef.
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Bini ia II q aenoer u { nth
Tabrplan Der Gt1en.
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Chicag, & Northwestern

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The New York herald., 1922-08-16
Il2TH STREET FLATS
NEAR BROADWAY SOLD
LoUer Columbus Avenue Cor
ner IN NetD Hands.

The Lansing Construction Company
has sold tho six story elevator apart-
ment house at Gil to 617 West iI2th
street. on a plot S7.6x1o0.1f feet. The
structure Is between Broadway and Riv-
orside Drive and Is assessed at $500, 600.
Charles q. Keller sold for the Mahn-
ken Estates So Columbus avenue. the
five story Chester apartments. on a
plot OF 25.2x100 feet. at the southeast
corner OF Sixty-second street, for cash.
Adolph and Aaron Weiss bought from
Milton Morse 306 and 30S West 144th
street. six story new law house con-
tanning thirty-six apartments. The prop
erty was held at SIS, 900. The Philip A.
Payton Jr. Company were the brokers
and Weiss 4 Scheuer represented the
purchasers.
Two five story fiat and store build
fngs. 500 and 304 Third avenue, north
west corner or Twenty-third street
40.fxSs. have been sold by Mary En-
gels 10 Edward r. Flynn. A mortgage
OF 500. 900 is on the property.
Robert Jardne purchased from Jean
nette Chandler. a client of Arthur Knox
attorney a four story fiat and store
property, ESQ Tenth avenue, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets
19.9x70. Annie Stricknote purchased
from the same seller the three story
dwelling. 4s0 West Twenty-nfth street.
II. III. Ludlow a Co. and William VI.
Caldwell were the brokers in both trans
actions. Both parcels are part OF tho
seven buildings recently purchased by
the seller from the Phelan estate Nero-
tiations arc progressing for the resale
Of the remaining five houses.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
PERSONAL AND IMPERSoNAL.

Arthur c. Sheridan. real estate broker
and auctioneer, is back in his office af-
ter having been i'll for two weeks as the
result OF an automobile accident.
The Haggstrom-C Callen Company has
been appointed managing agent of the
apartments 100 West Tooth street, south
west corner of Columbus avenue
Jules Nehring. Inc. and j. Scott were
the brokers in the sale of the three
apartment houses 554 to 55S West Islst
street for the Condar Realty Company
The Lawyers Title and Trust Com
pany has lent to Edward and John
Burke sl25.o0O on their seven story ware
house s16 to 62o West Forty-sixth street.
75xl005.
George d. Widener. who is the buyer
OF the garage $50 East Seventy third
street. has home on Lenox Hill.
Brown Wheelock- Harris, Vought & Co..
Inc, were the brokers.
The City Mortgage Company has made
a building loan of $4,000 to the Russley
Company on the plot. 100xl1O. on the east
side of Fort Washington avenue. 112
feet north of 1S3d street. for an apart
ment operation
James Boyd has placed for the Mont
! fort Realty Corporation q first mort
gage of $275,000 at 5ja per cent for five
years on its new six story apartment.
northwest corner of st. Nicholas avenue
and 10th street. of 14sxi25 feet. The
building. which was recently completed.
accommodates eighty-four families in
suites OF three, four and five rooms.
Hamilton, Iselin & Co will occupy
next week new and larger offices m
10 East Forty-seventh street. Their
telephone number viii be Murray Hin
3240 and their departments include New
York city houses. apartments, business
properties. mortgages and country
| properties In Westchester County and
| Connecticut and on Long Island.
All yearly building records for Chi
cngo since 1898 were broken during the
\ first six months OF 1922 according to
| Chicago Citizens Committee to Enforce
the Lands Award. The total value OF
| building permits for that period was
Sill. .502, $40 The previous high annual
record was In 1912. when the values OF
all structures erected totaled $4,000 coo
In other words. the total for the six
months period exceeded all previous
yearly totals by more than si,5oo,Oco.
| Among the plans for new buildings
filed yesterday i'm the Manhattan Bu-
reau OF Buildings were those for the
seven story apartments to be erected al
| 1143 Fifth avenue on plot Of 90xS3 feet
| for the 1i43 Fifth Avenue Corporation
and estimated TO cost $4,000. and for a
fourteen story apartment house 10 be
built at 1170 Fifth avenue on a site OF
l25x1Oo feet for Pauline $. Murray and
expected 10 cost $3.50. 800 ]. Il. n. Car
penter is the architect for both struc-
lures. George a. BagEe g. Son, archi-
tocts. filed in the bureau yesterday
plans for five story apartment build
ing on q plot of 43.2x19s feet. The owner
Is the Ards Building Corporation and
the operation has been estimated to
cost s225 600