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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16
g This Season Has Been Successful in Phila
H0W Does 1t Strike You?
Turf Schools
Gallery Conduct
Caution in Boxing
By
THE OBSERVER

MANY false idea about the surroundings of the
John n Madden %us "S' pn ns nos Of school % & for boys M
evidence of high training department as we'll as the well grounded %
At the S Saratoga ,"s last Hs august H Sn youth h. "ss ss
% of the the Hs Smsvr DGn IA" %" r breeding fsnn the
That had been picked waif and started we'll way
such schools Instead of the n,ur,
being place for the youth to learn bad habits and losing an inclination
and breeding industry convincing thrown me s %a
prominently today personase
n Samuel TIHn T Mrs. Vinu Miss Ela" p"nssa @ CSr Mrs. and @ b.
s i % ss@ ;a . K,s Major Msss A"S A. Gus nsS
hundreds of others the high regulations '"
property Goose
has developed into leading trainer since he quit riding.
TWO requirements absolutely riding
tav.r %"s % s 'sE ss % S"I
Gallery spotsmanship
WHEN skim
" hold your your tons"G nIn and hold your your hands . A..
themselves generally lines of the by tho
gallery maintain su,
during rne % s % % 2Sm" nn % @ fn @ mpr % scDs" " w
adherence conduct The "rr" prompted by the
And w,s" tho official voiced his there thunder
, s n as, % % mo @ % n f @ " @ OF w f ip s nh" crrS = % %
until the last had been scored.
And there came another wave of hondclapping
T'uE spotsnaansrp highly
able during the entire tournament
Caution nd Its Results
n to
~ and ahead. at
ution ran BE owe
axe the ~ Tomm for
he romn
excess of
and aniop
happened Tunnoy ouroned major part
the came Ia
j Tommy %
wont
F..
championship o his silky locks.
true. II s a agocdd a an
Onense.
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S|SLER GAINS MORE
POINTS ON TY COBB
Browns Star Leads Tiger Man.
ager by 81 Points-As
Hit 100 Homers

GEORGE SISLER gained three
" points over his nverag" of last week
despite the fact that he was out Of the
line up part Of the week because of
an injury TO his shoulder II" showed
q gain of three points over the week
and IL now batting at the handsome
average Of .4S.
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the Tiger
manager, continues to lose ground in
his fight to beat out Sisler During the
past week the Georgian dropped three
points and is now batting ,30i, thirty
one points back Of the Brownie star.
Previous 10 his injury Sisler nj
safely in thirty nine games, Bob
Totherg!ll. of the Tigers, who was the
batting star of the International League
before going to the majors, hit safely
In his first thirteen games until stopped
BY Rollic Naylor, of the Athletics.
Eddie Rommel, before losing in Bos'
ton last week, turned in nine straight
victories, tying the best previous mari
Of tho season made by Joe Bush, OF th'
Yankees.
While on the subject of the Athletics
II might be well to mention that Chicl
Galloway hit safely In twelve straigh.
games until stopped BY Piercey and
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NEED K|CKER-0FF
FOR TIGER ELEVEN
Princeton Football Candidates
Are Getting Tryouts for
Eooting Position

Princeton. y. J.. Sept. 1G.-Mi1-
summer heat failed to cause n slackcn-
ing in the practice of tho Princeton
football squad yesterday. Tho morn
ing's program was carried ont and Coach
Roper rut in his appearance on Uni
vcrsity Field earlier than usual.
The order Of tho dav for tho forc-
noon was kicking practice for tho backs
nm passing for tho ccntcrs. In the
afternoon tho regular lecture on the
rul"s. beginning at 3 o'clock: forty
minute preliminary drilling and m hour
at running signals were complctcd.
Tn" coaches this morning gave par
ticulnr attention 10 the members Of the
squad who might be used as n kick
off man and for two hours Harvey.
Emery and Hills were kept busy booting
tn" plgskin to the far crd of the field.
Mel Dickinson. who played in 1920.
md now candidate for guard, was
given n tryOut ms drop kicker. Cor
man. PHgenkOpf and Baker were also
given opportunities to show their abil =
ity nt booting the ball between the
posts.
In another corner of tho field Al
Wittmer had seven Ccnt"rS busy passing
the ball and Kccnr Fitzpatrick dem :
onstratcd TO the halfbacks the proper
wnv 10 punt.
! RI" lincSmen had an extra long ses
sion on the charging machine getting
moro drive into their arms. backs and
legs. while the ends were given n few
| special lessons by Shad Davis and f.,
! StinSon. assistant coaches, In the art o.
| breaking up interference.
The backticld candidates we're son,
! through series Of rchcarsals Of now
! plays which were given them by Coacl
Roper.
The first Of the physical exnmina
tions which will be given the cntir,
squad at the rate Of fifteen men da,
will y" held this afternoon.
The written examination on the 1o2.
football rules has been given the squad
Assistant Manager Twitchel announced
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Fire Leading RafSmen
in Each Major League
NATIONAL IENGTE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
'cnnock. Of the Red Sox. on September

Pcnnocli, OF the Red Sox, on September
.. The MnCkmen were the first team
in either league 70 turn in a log o' II
hundred homers this season when Wo1rh
polrd out a four ba-er off Bob SAawkpy
last Monday.
Both IIauser and Miller lost grounI
during the week. while Galloway went
into the lead OF the Athletics battcrs
though he lost n pair Of points. and IS
batting 1871,
Other 800 hitters in the American
League are Speaker. Cleveland. .375 :;
IIaney. Detroit, 305; Ho.Imnn, de-.
troit. .35S; Schang, New York. .33g :,
Tobin. St. Louis, .335, Stephenson,
Cleveland. .332, and Ppp, New York,
.33l.
Rogers Hornsby, Of the Cardinals has
one ambition this year and that is 10
hit over 400 lie Is just three points
back of his goal with over two weeks
OF the season remaining. He gained six
points over the past week. Hornsby
also leads the League In most hits and
In home runs.
Curt Walker, OF the Phllies, dropped
pair of points during the week, but
still leads the Phillies in batting with
a mark of 1928. Meadows. Lee. Will
liams and Henline, in the order named,
are hitting over 800.
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EASY FOR MURRAY
Bat Has Little Trouble Defeating
klIburn at Cambria

BATTLING Murray. Of South HhiIadol-
.phiH. had little 'roubic oUtrointing
Midget K!'hurn. also Of South phila
dolphia. u III" Cambria \. {. last
night.
In the carly part of the s"roni round
Murray shot II hard left and right %
tho Mulg"ts mii-s"rriun and dropp"
him for the count Of nine, The Midget
fought back but the lead Murray hal
was tso big 70 overcome
Murray was in good condition, win
ming al bIt Two Of tho eight rounds.
KilhW-m huI n nine. pound advantage,
w",GNny 100,
B"uny Pascal. substituting for Jimmy
Lav"uier. defeated Hank McGoyern il
: tho eight round semi windup. pascha
Shot n straight right to McGovrrn' >,
Jaw in III" third round and dr"pYe.
Hawk for 'hc count Of nine Mrti0yrrr
weighed 10 and Pascal III.
In the prelimtnar!es Bobby Mcleod
l23. shaded Artic McCann. 10
Mickey Golden. Ill. outpo!nlcd Tomm,
White, ll41a. Young FltaiHAous
100, lost 70 Marty Roberts, ia.
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Boots and Saddles
The Fu.urity field, to contest 70

The Futurity field, to contest today
for the $50, 900 purse at Belmont Park,
Is composed of twenty-five high ella ss
two year-ods, perhaps the largest
known to the rich fixture. Goshawx
and Mckee carry top weight of l3O
pounds each. Xcv las 124, us ha,
Donges, Ratters"a, Cyclops and other
speedy Youngsters, which certainly are
to he ranked among the best, have I'm
portnnt weight concessions Joseph f.
Widener has carefully pointed Batter
sea for III" big race. The Whitnoy
youngsters should make a showing in
the event. The race stands out among
tho classics for two year-olls. 1t IS 10
be regretted that August Belmont =
Messenger will be absent from the race.
lIors"s which seem best are: crystal!
Ford. Bridosmpn, Broomtlax: second -
Crest Hin, Jncky, Pecrant third Ctho
Futurityl -Battcrsca, Xov, Goshnwk
fourth--Grey Lag. Pillory, Mad Hat
ter; Lcehorn. Sea Pirate. The
Peruvian; sixth Sunfcy, Sunday Best
Bcatitudc.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIO%hL LEAGUE
Phiilics, 10: IT. I0uI,. ..
Boston, I: PittHburrh. J.
BrUOhhr. :: Cincinnati, ..
New York. :; Chicago. 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit. 2: Athletics. ..
New York. :; Chicago. I.
Cleveland. G; Wash!nEton. :.
-. Louis. = H0stpn. J.
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE
Newark. .; Jersey CITY. /.
BaltiIaurc. lO Reading, J.
Other clubs did not play.
ToDAYs SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
fiit>burgh M rh.adephiA Utwo gnmrs.
Cincinnati Gt New York.
Chicago at BroCklyn.
"t Louis at E0stOn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ithlrticS at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago
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defeat came at the hands Of the husky
Army eleven.
Each day is bringing now arrivals to
the squad. and never in tie history OF
Nillanovu has response been so great
to the football call.
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10000 FANS PAY AS
MANY DOLLARS TO SEE
OPEN-AR RING BOUTS
about 5000 Paid admissions Are Made at Four Big
Boxing Shoes Held This Summer at the
Philiies' Ball Park

NEVER successful
Y scas
virtually roughly
combined atraCtOns'for which
Of Dear Old Public he safely
well profitable"
the Quaker
Four tho rhnl Rail Park nsGr"sntns about
adm n o
One n
BY while of he'd the
Cambria \. A. ~ Columbia A.
shove, rtu" the hGrhcrS Of the
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ably yesterday by allowing the Yanks
bUt four hits and run. The young
strr from the Lone Star State pitched
70 Ruth each nnd every time and com
ilctcly queIlcd the home run king.
CHIEFLY mad" three Of the eight
- hits registered of carl Mays, t,co
Of them doubl"s, and scored q run.
The only marker scored by tho Yanks
came from hOme run by Bob
Meusel.
THE Browns had little trouble beat
l. Ing the Red Sox once they 60,
started, buy Il took a late rally to win.
The Bostonians wero leading to 0 when
the Browns went 20 har in their half of
the seventh, "n Joe Harris homer. ~
to ths seventh the crthander from
K"nnott Square allowed but five mcasly
hire. Then came the drlug". Five runs
scored in the seventh aud two in the
eighth on seven hits aud couple OF
paSSes.
Nangildcr did not nllow a pass and
was found for only tive hits in turning
in one Of his best games Of the year
Manager Fohl announced this morning
that Urban %hocEer would face the
Yanks this afternoon.
AS Bumped Again
The Athletics took another beating a
the hands Of IT." Tigers, losing th"ir
third complete S"r'"S ~ the Cubhmrn
Howard Ehmko pitched Il good brnnc
Of ball, allowing buy eight hits, al
scattered, save in the sixth, whcr
. IbnrE Ips' Inullo Ibor.J ,
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Lexington fall meeting opens today
with we'll filed card Of seven races.
with the Phoenix Hotel IIandicap 0s
the outstanding feature. Chattcrton hns
the call on the Phoenix. Horses which
seem best are:
First --tarnarvon. Archie Alex
andcr, Ruby second --- bright Tom,r.
row, Montfort- Jones entry, Whit
leather; third Inquiry. I.aFoudro
Virgo fourth-Prince *, Miss Cerinn,
Sweetheart; fifth - Chattprton, Ladv
Madcap, John Finn; sixth - Troims,
Rugglcs, ,Ianku; seventh -- Runuuoi,
Paris Maid, Merchant.
DOrval; Fcatures-the Lord Shaueh.
messy Cup, the Jacques Cartier Handi.
cap and the Valor Handicap. Uaju,
entered with Cote dor from the Swenke
stable, is liked In the cup race. Lady's
Love and Duke John are other prob.
able contcnders. Horses well placed are .
First race--Mcss Kit, Ttania, The
Jacobean; third Seth Lemon
Patchwork, Honey's Jewel; fourth
Thomas entry, Blarney BOY. Mouctte :
! fifth ~- IIalu, Lads Love, Duke John :
sixth-Duke Ruff, Harry NJ. Stevens
| The Enquircri seventh Drifting,
Lavaga, king TROJAN.
Th0rncIiife: The Toronto Handicon
purse, S2500 added, features the card
at Thorncliffe Park today. Guy is dus
to win race and Is favorably weighted
| Horses which seem best are First rocr
-Sagamore, Abnze, Ogarite; second--
| pclhimar, Theo, Ras; third - Tricks.
Skeer Face, Flame; fourth--Ro Royalleu,
| Gallant Groom, Dissolute; ffth-Guy'
! Stoto, Irish Jig; sixth-Old Faithful,
Leta, June Fly; seventh - King John,
Grassyan, Sister Flo.
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Tender. Barrett Loughran Big lloney Ccners

pockot"d The
received
about $4,000 and Tommy
Lough ndlc Iis
the OF Witch
Heights red head
which he approximately
$500
The o. of the Barrett Tender
n"nlnnc" and
the gate receipts total bout
BY Taylor Robert the rhlc PARK and the
Taylor who n"h'd th" Tn"r'
champion suffering
4
~ for n 10
the 4 for ramopu' nor" n
Jcv coyrt, against ana
Leonurd
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ably Yesterday by allowing the Yanks
bUt four hits and run. The young
strr from the Lone Star State pitched
TO Ruth each and every time and com
plctcly queIlcd the home run king
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nF THE ten local markers, sir
" ,1sre directly attributable to the
mightp stick cork Of the blond
cn;cher. He Knocked out three
homers. uhich means three rDns aud
cent three other runners GCrOSs the
Mate aheqd Of him. His round trip
per in ne ninth tied tie score and
6arc hin. tie ,cith Ne" Williams, Of
iLe Browns, for hnrtng registered
trio Of homerio ciouts in one after
noon.
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age. also holding the lc,als .corclrss
and 10 uns hit IN the neat two frames.
IL tn meantime IIill was shutting
out the visitors. allowing them no runs
aud one little mcaslcN singh in the
seven innings from the first fo the
ninth. B1ker's hi ~ lcii being the onl,
safety. With Baker an and one down
IN the snth. u. Noorc lined To- Clancy
Tor last double PLAY
Anlieirr'- single ind thlns,'s double
gave the t'a.sers another ~ the ~, D..
cnth. Moore and C0meiork came ~ for
singles Ia The eighth. hut without run.
Williams went - ,rc' nd IA The ninth
on Chan'i : had throw ~ inheicr. Ne.
Elwee walked and Schm 1T singled.
scoring Williams. Mirrs walked. filling
tle bases Dinsmorc famed hut smith
was passed ,iorcitg IN McElwrc With
the score io and three men On Hili
cut down Stewart and Baker. both
heavy hiilcrS. >teWar tanning aud Ia.
Ter liiting a high one 10 Fitzgerald
B,ers was the heavy hitter n the
day. getting . double aud two singles IN
four trips. iuhrirr. skinny Moore.
smith and Dinty Moore each connected
,Ilcly twi,c In four times at bat.
Badger md Baker both played their
POSITION we'll l1tlgrr especially NAL.
ng sumc hard running catches. goinr
back against the iru,r iud pull " down
" illiaHis' crashing drive IN the seventh
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TURN TABLES ON ORPHANS
And TAKE Third OF SERIES;
r. HILL effective IN PINCHES

Sending Appleton in the shower, IN
the fourth. while Emrr Illl .'chcd e.
iectiye bah in the pinch's the Gasso.s
turned the tables 90 Tom Prices Waits
yesterday and took thr third al the
saies by an 3 t. = score. after having
IaSf two straight.
IN error. thrre walks and single
rave the Orphans tvo runs in the ninth
and II hooked lilr TIM feat OF sunday
might b. repeated. hut Eimet ,ieadied
retiring the side after the bases had
becn loaded with none down.
OUTSIDE Of the first inning when
three hits and Fitzgerald, error gave
the visitors three runs. IIill vas cffcc.
tive, holding theUi to iour scattered hits
IN eisht innings. The boy, without
homo" threatened several times, but
llills good work aud fast mlirld play.
ine chi them down
-Four hits OF Appleton in the first.
gave The laser, two runs and tlcS tied
The score Ia the second on McElwce's
error. walk aud Fill Bycrs' double to
center. With two down in the third.
fitzgerald was hit stole second and
scored ON Dirsmorc's tumble. AID the
CasserS came back Tor thrrr more tai
lirs In the fouril. on Badgers double.
singles b, BycrS and Ilill and Com.
sieck's sacrifice. Nlicrs went ~ the
relief of tppleion with none down aud
retired the side without further dam.
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STRING OF WINS
NOW RUN TO q BY
WICHITA FALLS
ny Associated Press

ny Associated frcss
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. AUG -
M. Spuddcrs took both games OF a
uulbl header from Shreveport toiHy ~
and e. in n was the iifth straight
serI,, sW,ut clean and the sNth out OF
seven Tho two wins brought the un.
broken Suing Co - White led the
Spudd,rs' offcnse Ia both games
Score by innings X H. L.
shreveport .... 30i 000 0OO- 6 8
Wichita Fails ool 500 l3X-l2 10 !
Batteries. Johnson. Burns and Burns;
prrdu, Ruth aud Bischuff
summary Two.base hits. White.
icsch,1.. Beck .. Mcdonald Bischoft.
sacrfi6c hit Jackson. Stolen bases.
Ehhell White, Eeok Base ON balls. OF
Pcrduc o.. 90 Ruth !. of Johnson 6
struck out 10y P.rdue !. los Ruth .. 10
Johns "a g hy Burns Wild pitch.
l,rdus
Son, secOnd gaui,. /, II. l.
Shreveport ..... oOg O00 - y 3
W,chiia Pals . 90 go N--G ]
nattcrie- Bird and Yam Wheeler
aud hischoif
summary. Twul,ssc his l.zzcll
Hosther White. Jackson Double plays
Summa Co Blschufl. ADAMS to white TO
Beck Wheeler 20 Tanner Ease On
labs o,f Bird = struck ont, by Erd
g hy Wheeler Ill by pitcher White.
stolen has,s. " hito. Bischoff SUNNI
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DRY CHECK" CAMPAIGN
SHOWS GOOD RESULTS

Reports made at the meeting Of the
retail credit men Tuesday night indi'
Gated the dry check" prevention cam
peign has already resulted in lessen
ing % this method VI Fleeing mer'
chants
The business men present last night
expressed satisfaction al the present
status " the campaign and assured
Secretary Il q. walkup they would
Keep up tho fight against the bad check
artists The attendance a, the meeting
was gnnd
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SKATERS AGAIN
SPLIT Twin BILL
WITH BRONCHQS

SAN ANGELO. Aus N-Slu Angelo
defeated Swc.twa'cr to IN thc first
game ~ tDday's Second double header
Of The series. hut dropped he second
20 9. Boz seven innings The Rroncs
raped Flcharty consistently in the
Opener The Swaiter~ playing ragged
hail Gr,ss.t' bosiod Ray in The final
and contributed homer and "a double
in three Times I'd tat.
The wunIng run was scored when
Dean. attempting to force Bupn. who
had sinElrd threw in 10 right field
Eupp registering "a double htador
" dnesdar viii a. iHde IN, series
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NDhf.. q Robinson Greer Errors.
S'.| Ter Hayes Claiborne. Bum.
Two hits G Robinson Claiborne.
G.'' -,crificc hits kludvor,h. Alex.
aitI. Nlulle PLAYS shell 90 Claiborne
to ~rss Claiborne Go S.es,r Innings
nli.H. 1y Nuns p. hv ll,harty 8
Sir... O.. by Nuns s. Bases ON balls.
un H 4. o0 Flchart, Uht bv
P'eH ~ Nuns WBlborucl Wild
pitch hartv Passed balls Pipkr
klnHwn n. Stolen bases O.. Robinson.
Sros-r- Dean. Left ON bases. Sweet.
wu'e san angelo Tim. ~ game.
Isl 'uDirr. Meek.
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CLEVELAND. Aug Eost0i
&c t,d 600 VIII aga.us, Cleveland ,ola,
and won 10 10 ..
"a, .,. lhy mrn-s r II h.
lortoa ....... 90 u'" il1-l' -
,i.ye,and no, ocu les 90 e.
Batteries Ktu and Walters Nor
ON lJud,oV Eiwarl s and Scwcn
O'NoiU
summary Twohas, hits. Hams .
Pratt. F.wstcr O. Mitchell Guisio
rnr,-.hsst hits, FeWstcr Harms. Home
rune. Speaker . stolen hascy fews,er
Pratt . Blsc ON balls. o.t karr :. ot'
Motion 8 90 Edwards . Struck out
Qy Morton Q hy Edwards ?.
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.ruk,s % u"lr Hs %, ,huu,d get
mur rn tu, BAN than .' actually does
~. pHchiue o. BE- d. n,rrtng .o
M batter sud npF,- 30 q fryut Co ac-
ual,N CO., Dee nU
%, bnsstg rpecd 4. pretty nr,ure
and -tt1in ndlv,N ou his fast
ban Th t'yiD d,'.yrt, 3D.. t.I1 rucrr
,n, The wN ofns. PITCHER ! ov1.
'ru u- 20 w Gu. shore. once a
s'a win "a, Boston g,d 50 and Ncw
Nurk Yukos
lard To- Hit
iluIt,r ust's ai h.s speed ON this
bail I'D Keeps % low. When II ne.rs
thD ulaic j breaks down ana out.
ur,b aitDr the manner of spt-hall
% bard Eco bid effectively as Ia,
ia.H. usually tops 3D.
Tn. m t interesting part about ru.
bette Be- hal be- gavs about his work
iiIU veteran despite th, fact That he
hls iDD 10 the majors only month
NWhn seems o. voIrv him he has
p',u. 90. nerve ll.s dsp sitlon could
uo' Do. D.. ter 81 mean. nothing in b -
ut. n ummrc m --"s pcrfcc,
etrt. iIe simply pitches aud lets the
umpire g tn umpirine
IHI,l.s r,ust recent ht oi good
pitching wa aBlrs, th, New York
Yankee, when d, boli them tvi,, Boo "a
i.a. sIn. siits. Don thr uual game
of d.. les. WIKI only woody rest
hr H uui ttr llrdht'm. Yankees
rih .U. hiis. uuc % hunt
Pm M probability tn, ,feulI sum
nI" the tWu pitchers wuuIdu {
Dtu.. ... D,tru ovu.. io plr with
fUF.ir
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rirs,eS Win Two.
By Assuci lated rfcss

PIiu NDEI,rilA AUG S-Pius.
burrlfevcn y double header from Phil.
ad. lphsr ;oiiy " 20 y. and : 10 3. The
scrcad same WIS N, tenth straigh,
victor .or the Pirates. The Pirates
nld. q. hts in tn frsi game. Rus
s,H g.-rng fNe The liutcs mad, 10
.his a ff" stcnnd game. riun ng their
to,ai tlr III, series 90 - IN tine three
game ilighursh scored a. runs
First gam. RHE
I.,tshurgh . sol SO. iig-is q o
phisdcipha o0l ole sie- az 4
Hamilton aud Gooch: Meadows NJ.
l,ion. smith and lienlnc. withrow
Two his. hit, Walker. Russell ,.
Hamilton Parkinson. TIaynor. hon,.
rms. TisnFev :. Russell Moksn. stolen
hIses VII am and Russell: base IN
IA rs -; Meadows 7 al Hamilton I. of
Singleton o. struck out. by Meadows /.
hy Hsmll'ur g by Singleton 5.
second sim,
Pittsburgh ........ 0oi on ef0 2
Philalc'phia ..-..... coo OF Dol =
Morrison and sthnadl Winters.
ia n aad H.nlne
Two nase hits. carcy. M1ranvill..
EsssIu !. T.ernsy, Traypor. base On
balls. eff virt~s J. 90. MORRISON OF
q Smith ! struck ost by Winter
by Morrison I. h5 o. Smith ,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-09
APPLE T0N KNOCKED OUT and CASSERS win IS
THOMCATS SHUT
OUT BY SAILORS
GET Three HITS

r Woodward held the Presbyterian
Thomcats TO three hits and the Baptis,s
hut them out in Yesterdays game at
\husem,n park by q 6 to . score.
Il wins pitched coed ball for the CIncls
bat his support was weak
Higgins and ! Woodward did the
heavy hitting Tor the Baptlsts.
Batteries were. Bapt sts--T Wood.
ward and Tecr. Davis, Prcsby csians-
Eilins and Boyles
The Christians and Methodists will
play Thursday Afternoon.
a A ~ .a.n ~ I,.IiIlr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-09
White SOY Win
By Associated Pres

by NAfoet@ifu iFNH
enc AGO. Aug S--thDsu '.utu
ucd H. hcavy hitting TODAY and dc
r,r.cd PHILADELPHIA % 4.
Score by innings L u
Philadelphia ... OF non ooN- I'D {.
Chicago ......... ,nu OF lnN-' ~ {.
Batteries; Hpmtch and Iuhins
Robertson and Nlttan
summary. TvoIls, hits. h"mlch
DYKES. Falk .. Gailosav ShccN Three
has. hit Harsr Stol'H base collins
las, on balls OF Robertson .. olf iei
mach e. StrUc', odt. hy Robertson .,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-09
BURLES0N BLANKS
NITR0S, HOLDING
Them TO Z HITS
Specialize The New.

CLOVIS. y. NJ. AUG Huh.n
e the Buyers was Boz nuo io.m to-day
and held the Niiros 10 two hits and nu
iuns Ne also had excellent ,lnirO.
walking none and striking o4t II men
Skipper Mclver 81 the BUYERS polcd
Two home runs the first coming IA tho
fourth inning with a runner on.
only thi-c ~ tho NiiIos reached
first base and none ~ them reached
t'-,nd. Besides patching a mastcrfuI
anne nurl,son contributed so Dis vic.
tnr with a circuit clDu' in 'he urth
ing
4 M, hon score.