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The evening world., 1922-10-26

Three good bouts are slated 10 be
fought tomorrow night. Gene runney
Of New York fights Chuck Virgins
OF indianapolis ten rounds at the
Mechanics Building in Boston, Billy
Shade OF California meets Young
Fisher of Syracuse for twelve rounds
at the Arena A. c. Of Syracuse, n. Y,
and Panama Joe Cans, the colored
battler. takes on Andy kid" Palmer
Of Philadelphia in tho first mixed
bout In Brooklyn since the Walker
Boxing Law went into effect at the
Rink Sporting Club of Brooklyn In the
star bout OF twelve rounds.
Tommy Noble, the fast English boxer. and
Jimmy Goodrich, the Buffalo lightweight.
now under the management Of Harry Neary,
battle at a snow 10 be brought OF at tho
Dance Land Club az Detroit. Mich, on
Monday night.
barney Adsir, the game New York light
weight, has just returned from trip %
sau Francisco, where he engaged II four
Lahey. the New England fighter In ten
round contest at Worcester, Mass.
Willie jackson. who has placed himself
under tho management Of Sammy Goldman
will leave for Hot Springs. Ark, to-day
Goldman made this announcement to-day,
but as Willie has threatened "a do 30 sev-
eral times In the last few months, II is not
sure thing that Willie will make the trip
Goldman has no fGhts as yet IN View for
Jackson.
Tommy Billiard, the young and promising
middlcwelght OF Allentown, Pa. Will 3
against Frank Carbone, the Italian middle
weight Of Brooklyn In ten round. no Sc
| cision bout. at Allentown, Pa, on THURSDAY
night, NOV. ..
Leo Flynn has arranged bouts for two
| more OF his fighters. lie has signed up pilil
Mar'uyve Of Rockaway Reach to take Or
| Chick sugEs Of Now Bedford. Mass in t'r
round. decision contest At NJ. Bsdf9;i d d
the Durable Dane" TO tackle Young Nc
| Govern Of New orleans for flften rounds Q
New dreams. on Nov. q,
| Lou BogAsh, who defeated Fal Reed II
tho first OF the ohWinstion bouts for tn
| viii defend tho silver belt which the ciul
| offi,iRls presented MIN with after the bou
/ against the best legitimate m!ddleWeights a
| tho same club
Harry NcRry, manager Of Midget smith
the New York hnutGnW eight, has Just ial.''
! IIc is Jimmy Goodrich. the crack tu'tei
| ugI.vclrht, who mas fought many of IN
| trpnuirnors n the lGhty rignt class. Good
| rlch arrived IN town few days ago,
Al Inber's. the heavyweight OF state
| rgipud, "a booked up for another battle M
mauasor mas signed articles calling for hin
20 meet Larry Williams OF Bridgeport IN
twelve. round bout 20 he staged by the CO
lun,bus Sporting Club Of NonheTs. y. y,
on Thursday evening. Nov. Q.
The evening world., 1922-10-26
LIVE WIRES
BIZ Neal f.. o. H0rG.

down on menu for twenty rounds.
That's what, they call real optimism.
II splt straggies along for twenty
sections, it'll be because sikh uses
both paws to knit doilies for first
nineteen rounds. For Sikh Is egg
sized anthracite guy that knocked
Carp loose from everything but
Deschamps,
Ski could make deaf and dumb
signs with his boxing gauntlcts and
scare Kid Beckett to death. He could
give Joe a wifi Of his abslnthe breath
and knock him frigid for count Of 1l0
proof. In other lyrics, Sikh is tough.
rough. bad, mad guy. Not handsome.
you understand, for where ugliness is
bliss. It Is folly to be Rodolph VaIen-
tino. But customers of sikh Beckett
brawl are cautioned to be on their
seat cushions early. II they aren't,
they won't see that fight at all.
The evening world., 1922-10-26
SFeature Event to Be 22o-Yard
Contest = Two New En-
tries in Squash Tourna-
ment.
BY Joseph Gordon.

@ITY COLLEGE OF New York will
inaugurate IFS swimming sea-
son to-day with a dual meet
between the freshman and sophomore
classes in the university pool. A
22o-yard swim will be the feature
event.
The C. @. N. Y.water polo team,
runners UP in last years intercol-
legiate championship. is also looking
forward to a good year. A greater
number OF candidates have turned
out for water polo this season than
ever before.
The varsity basketball team repre-
senting City College, the team which
beat Princeton. intercollegiate cham
pions, twice last year, Is preparing
for the impending games. This years
team will be composed of the smallest
men ever seen on a c. c. N. Y. var
sity team. Leo Klaber, Captain;
Nadel. Curran. Hahn and Saltz COM
plete the team.
The New York Athletic Club and
the Heights Casino are the new
comers in the squash tennis tourna-
ments this year. The Yale Club
Harvard Club. Columbia Club
Princeton Club, Crescent Athletic
Club, Montciair Athletic Club
Heights Casino and the New Yorl
The evening world., 1922-10-26
LEONARD. SUPERIOR
ITY UNSETTLED.

No particular reason is apparent for
insisting that Charlie White. Johnny
Dundee or any one but Lew Tender
should be selected as Benny Leonard 8
next opponent. Leonard has knocked
out or beaten practically all rivals but
Lew Tender. His one bout WITH
Tender failed TO show that he could
whip the philadelphinn. II left tho
question Of superiority unsettled, But
perhaps Leonard, as business man.
!, satisfied to go along through tho
winter meeting few other entertain I
ers, saving second Tender bout TOD
the good old summertime, when 4
champion can fight out of doors, in az
arena covering a square mile, before
about half a millioa people. That
about what another Leonard Tendlol
bout would draw.
oroyyrsht. Io"2. bv Robert Edgreu)
The evening world., 1922-10-26
SOUTAR TO DEFEND
HIS RACQUET TITLE

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 26.--.A cable
gram was received yesterday at the
Racquet Club stating that Charles Will
Iams ot England will play Jock Soutsr,
the worlds professional rsquet III"
holder, In America this year.
The first match will ho played hcro
Dec. .. and tho second half sill be
played at the New YORK. Tennis and
Racquet club Dec. o. Each match will
be tho best in seven games and shout
they tie the points win b" counted. Sou
tar won his last match from Williams
IN 1872, half of the play being staged AZ
the Queens club I'm London and the rest
at the Racquet Club this city.
A purse OF 81, ,0oo and stakes ot pos
sibly S.. 600 vi SO 70 the winner In the
coming matchV,
The evening world., 1922-10-26
City College Swimming Season
Opens To-Day With q Dual Meet

Athletic Club will make I'm tho lis,
OF contestants. The national tourna-
ment this year will be held ever the
courts Of the Crescent A. C.
The handbail tournament of the
Amateur Athletic Union will close
sunday on the courts Of the Van
kelten Club. Ten matches are on the
programme.
Prellminaries of the New York
Athletic Club boxing carnival will be
held In the large gymnasium OF the
ciup this evening. The list COM
prises ITO. 12o. 1870, 14o and I5O-
pound classes. The finals VIII he
held next Saturday night.
The Columbia University cross
country team will be composed OF
Higgins, Moore, Skeats, Riker,
Schmid, Harris, Theobald and Capt.
Moore. The announcement was made
yesterday by Capt. Moore after nn
INFORMAL run along Riverside Drive.
Vic Dallas. the 1ls-pound amateur
boxer OF the Lenox Hill Athletic
Club, and William Cross of the
Emanuel House, same class. fought
three hard rounds In the semi final
OF the Crescent A. c. boxing tourna.
ment last night. the former gettina
the Judges decision. Barney Gillian
Of the Bronxdale A. C. knocked out
Young lsaacs OF the Democratic
Club In the second round.
| Willie Ritola of tho Finnish.
American A. c., who is to compel,
In the ten-mile run championship a
Macombs Park Dam Saturday, say.
his chief object in entering the rae,
Is to beat X. Earl Johnson OF Pitts
| burgh, the title holder.
The evening world., 1922-10-26
EIks' B0ULing League to Hold
Tournament Meeting -Ni0ht

lowed TO bowl their games on Sunday from
=. NJ. till 10 =. NJ.
Zoe Falearo. manager OF Budd's Academy.
r.odn ioodh street: on Prospect Avenue. has sue
central. Echo, University and Budd'a Aoad-
,a ,my In an individual and tbree-man team
TurhSineIt; Tss,ns somewhat along the lines OF the
ment. The contest, which is to open Nov.
:, Will be for the championship Of the
bronx. S
Nov. Z is the date set for tho opening OF N.
White Elephant Sweepstakes al the white
Elephant Academy. Events will be sta rcd
y,o,,h on ne & IiTst and and third Saturdays of each
The crack Greenwich Council, X. Of C.
team Will engage the White Elephant five
phant Alleys Saturday. The series viii i,
the best three In five games.
80 tnGr they MAY have the alleys dowr
pat" by the time the next tournament
comes around. many OF the teams that com
PSled In last seasons Greater New Yorl
practice at Thums, where the 1928 a. N. Y
W. tournament will be rolled.
Unusual interest Ia shown in tho sou,l
Brooklyn two-mhn team championship tour
nament, which got under way Tuesday niEh
~ LhIIS Gftb AHltlhhn Alleys The mos
expert ten-pinners In South brooklyn ar
entered In the contest. Later IN the seasoI
Larry will put on an individual event Whicl
should determine who Is the best bowler ii
South Brooklyn. This will settle a question
which has been bothering the bowling fan
| for q long time.
Both Barney and Christie spinsIiA are Il
excellent shape for their match with Hi
Knox and Charley Trucks 81 philadelphia
et the AlbermaIle Recreation Alleys. Flat
bush. Nov o. II the A. u. q. chamnIop
do not trim the quaker City lads Il VIII b
a bitter disappointment 10 the prookiy
| bowling fans.
| Among the prominent west eide cluhs roll
| ing at LehrDach a Brokers broadway IA.
| ace Bowling Alleys aTe; Matte, Monda
| Right Club, Tuesday Night Club, West En-
| Club. Spanish American Club, Wednesda
/ hight Club. Irving Club. Can Club, FridS
| Night Club. IL Y. Bowling Club. 6aturda
| Night Club. Times Club, Monday AneTnlO
Club, New York City SchuetEen Club ~
Lhs Newspaper League. -
The evening world., 1922-10-26
Charlie StOnehdn1 Says
He Has No Intention
OF Selling Giant Club
President of Worlds Champions Declares That II He Had Been
Offered Million Dollars for Club, Reported He Doesn't
Remember II as He Was Busy at the Time.
By Bozeman Bule.r.

boys selling the Giants right out cm under Charlie
w Sonehams Johnson cutting with advance
W tice bomb exploded the American League when
he baseball picked mty
night
be accomplished without u backfre
sell
there's between McGaw
Mr. Soneham a half-column statement
The evening world., 1922-10-26
H. c. RICHARD
WINS NEW YORK A. c.
GOLF TOURNAMENT

II. c. Richard won the New York A.
&. golf tournament held AT the Green
Meadow Country Club yesterday when
he defeated Henry McAleenan In the
final round by a and l margin. Yes
terdays victory was his third in as
many years.
After the qualifying round for the
match play last week a triple tic for
Ne medal prize existed between w. L,
Richards, W. II. Buchanan and Arthur
Prosl Richard won the play-on yes
terday with an So, I'roal coming in sec
ond with an s5 and buchanan trailing
only u stroke back with an Sc.
The evening world., 1922-10-26
GIANTS SET RECORD
FOR ATTENDANCE AT
GAMES ON THE ROAD

The Giants, winners of the Ma
tional League pennant and then
the Worlds Championship, played
to bigger crowds on the road last
season than ever before in the
history Of the game.
The old record established In
1921 was broken by more than
$4,000, and while the biggest in
crease was on the road, the fig.
ures indicate the popularity Of the
sport.
The evening world., 1922-10-26
The. bills" to Start Their
Seasons Ball a-Rolling
Early Next Month.

Joe o'Brien, President OF the Eiks' Metro.
poiitan Bowling League, has issued a call
for a meeting OF the delegates OF the va
rious lodges represented In this seasons
contest for tonight al New York Lodge
No. /. for the purpose OF completing all the
details Of the tournament. which will get
under way early next month.
The Knickerbocker Bowling Club. from
Spinellas Knickerbocker Alleys. FlAtbush.
Is out with a challenge 10 roll any team
in the city a home and home series. The
team will be selected from the following
members; Henry Fiotono. william Thomp-
son. Louis Weber. Elliot Parker, Or. Dunn
bell. william soladino. James Gaffney.
Howard Wagner, Harold Massien aud wnl-
lam TIetjeH.
The Lady American Bowling Club, with
headquarters at Ruddy schumacher'I
broadway Alleys, Broadway and Myrtle
Avenue. Brooklyn. Is 20 stage a prize
bowling contest at Schumachers drive,
Monday evening.
BILLIE cordes. although wsil over the two
score and ten mark. intends TO demonstrate
that he can bowl just as well to-da: Ss h
did twenty five years ago, when he Wal
touring the country rolling matches and eS
hibltion games with the best the countP
produced. Billie. with John Gensler. tn
Count" as a partner. has entered Ruddl
Schumacher's tNelve-hour endurance contest
which Is to be rolled at the Broadway Al
leys, Broadway and Myrtle Avenue, Brook
lyn, Sunday from noon till midnight
Sunday Is the last day on which member
Of the United Bowling Clubs Of New lorl
can cou1pete in the "Unitt ds" ten-pin AM
nine-pln headpin tournament at Thum'
Whltsf Elephant Academy. Teams Whicl
were Uttered az an earlier date and faile
20 q IA an appearance to bowl wll be ~
The evening world., 1922-10-26
Fistic NepS soLIook so IoHk and Gossip

JEFF Smith will be a very busy fighter
next month, as he is booked W for TWO
fights. On Nov. 3 he meets Martin Burke
u New Orleans FOR fifteen rounds at New
Orleans, Nov. ., and Tut jackson, the col
ored heavyweight. twelve ROUNDS at Dayton.
o. His bout with Frank Csrbone FOR ten
rounds ny Canton, o. on Nov IL has been
called off BY Charley Rose. manager Of Car
bone.
Johnny Leonard. tho Allentown, Pa.
We, nan In ,en-round bout at Mount
Carmel. Pa, on next Monday night. Leon.
ard has been o consistent winner the last
few months.
Phil o'powd, the Western bantsmweigh'
who spranE a big surprise here several
months ago by getting the decision over jos
Lynch. the west side bsntamwCight, in q
bout at the Lexington Avenue Opera House
will swap punches with Pete Civic, the for;
mer amateur champion. IN & t"eINe-Eouno
20 at Columbus. O.. Oct. 80.
Ray Campbell. who is travelling With tht
Jack Dempsey theatrlca! company thrcuS'
the West. In letter received by the writer
| states that Dempsey broke ell attendance
records s the Riy9li TheStrs r at ro,SSo' C rs, S
| sons Hundreds we're turned away
jack welfe, the sturdy little bantam
| wel1ht Of Cleveland, who fought several I'm
portant fights al the clubs In this yiclnit!
the last few months, is booked up for an
| other fight In the West. lie Will 90 dBaAus >
sammy Mande.l, the Western featherwelsHt
| In ten-round. no-decision bout. At Keno
shO, Wis, on next Monday night
Earl Baird, the Human Dynamo wei
| matched to meet Johnny Brown at foTt
| land Me-, on oct. 81, for twelve ROUNDS
| The olympia OF Philadelphia Is anxious Z
| match Baird and Joe Lynch, but so tsr nav
| been unable to agree upon terms VIII
| Eddie Meade.
Earl France. who Is boxing In great forr
again, was offered q match With hddh
| TIItzsiurloUB I'm the sCmi-f'nEl I" brltton
| Iy.oIEar al .hc Garden on Nov. /. IN hHt
| TO refuse the match owing TO an intecte'
| foot. lie viii BE- o. X. In a couple o
| weeks.
The evening world., 1922-10-26
EDGREN WILL COVER
CHICAGO-TIGER GAME

Robert Edgren, leading sport
writer of the country, will cover
the Chicago Princeton football
game TO be played at Chicago on
Saturday for The Evening World.
The story Of all the plays and in.
side strategy Of the competing
teams will be printed in Satur-
days late editions. An analytical
story on how the game was played
will be printed on the sporting
pages Of Mondays editions.
The evening world., 1922-10-26
Rc-echO. Outsider, Wins CAM
hridxeShire.

NEWMARKET, Eu-iuud, Oct. IS C\s
sociutcd Prcssl. --Ec-ccho, by Neil Cow
out OF Corrc Rae, owned by Sir +
pogrt, won thc Camhridgcsldre stakes
run here yesterday. Major II. Kay1erj
Poisoned Arrow was second and J, A
Ic Uothschild's Hssty Match Was ird
Thirty -four horses ran.
The evening world., 1922-10-26

That ought to settle the matter. but
the sleuths OF winter baseball in per-
son attempted to pin Charlie little
closer 10 the mat.
Joe Gordon told me-" spoke up a
grizzled scribe. that he made you an
offer for more than a million dollars
or your baseball holdings somo time
pgo. Is that so7"
"I wouldn't say he didn't" replied
Mr. Stoneham, because l can't re-
member. was busy at the time.
Seems 10 me somebody else made an
offer, but whoever it was has slipped
my mind. Anyway. I'm not going TO
soll--have no such intention"
you know" remarked n baseball
scribe to another as the gang melted
,ut into Fifth Avenue, ut seems 70
me that some editor offered to In
crease my salary ten thousand year,
hut. do you know, can't just remem-
ber who II was. l was busy. Any
way DC"
The evening world., 1922-10-26

But Ban johnson is making a bold
bid TO get back in the papers. That's
easy. II he intends 10 explode "A
bomb and clean w the league. as a
despatch from Chicago tells the world.
why doesn't he pick out the unclcan
spot for US, show us the bomb--or
waltz We fell, though. There YOU
The evening world., 1922-10-26

Bill cum nGham, tho Giant on.
fielder. is siill confined ~ his room
In Nbe Ansonis Hotel where uo has
beeS III sluce tie series.
The evening world., 1922-10-26

In the indirect statement from John
son II is intimated that gambling con-
tinues in the Boston parks and must
10 cleaned out. Gambling does go on
TO a small degree IN both Red Sox and
Braves parks, despite oil efforts
10 stop 1t. That is also true OF the
Pittsburgh PARK, Several years ago
peanut gamblers made open book on
the plays in those parks and All the
detectives and police have not been
allie 20 entirely squelch the old habit
which at one time became serious
menace. The situation. though, If
much better than II was. I can re-
member when men used 10 stand W
In certain sections of the stands witt
bills between their fingers and sn0u,
new odds
The evening world., 1922-10-26

Hdrru Rem pStedd sold the
Giants for the Brush estate to get
out Of the iporry and bother Of II.
he Is a sOH-in-Idto OF the late John
T. Brush and took the Presidency
Of the club to represent the inter
est Of his toife and the other heirs.
Joe Gordon tods Icell out OF base
bdH before HempStedd came IN.
Just tohv Hampstead should
todnt 10 get back IN baseball after
getting out tOith q big profit for
the BrWSh estate Is not easy TO
comprehend. he teas out Of toton
last night aud there tcds no an
stoer TO the telephone IN hts Park
Avenue apartment.
sHH, PS 0iuin0 the baseball
1oIk something 10 tdik about.
There's not much chance Of the
Giants being sold.
The evening world., 1922-10-26

Joe Gordon Is on the Grand Jury
and couldn't be reached, but Joe must
be having some good laughs. Joe may
have dug up a syndicate that wanted
to buy a majority OF stock in the
Giants but where his connection with
Harry Hampstead comes in Ia not
quite clear. They were never asso-
ciated in business, baseball or other
wisc. Joe at one time was President
OF the Ynnks. having been elected 10
that position by Frank Farrell, Bill
Devery and, perhaps, Tom Foley. The
two former practically owned the club
Joe did not. He served as President
for the FIRST two years and had a good
time.
The evening world., 1922-10-26

Frazee was the first OF the magnates
to opealy defy Johnson and Ban never
liked it. Several attempts were made
to buy out Frazee. only TO fail. A
threatened foreclosure on Frazec by
the mortgage holders on a part of the
Red SoX real estate caused the Rup-
pert estate OF, New York--not the
Yanks-to take over tho loan of $500.
900. That business transaction. Incl
dentally, is what started all the talk
OF the Yanks having the Red Sox club
under their thumb. The Yanks, as a
matter of fact, had nothing 10 do with
II.
The evening world., 1922-10-26

see his name IN the paper for the first
time In many weeks Ban didn't get
tumble during the Worlds Series.
II seems 10 irk him.
What Johnson really means md
what he would like to do. according
TO what we read between the lines in
the Chicago story, is 10 get Harry
Frazee out of baseball. It was an
effort in that direction that brought
on all the squabbles two years age
which ultimately resulted in johnson
backing out of the nmelight and Judge
lands taking the helm.
The evening world., 1922-10-26
CARPENTER WILL BE ROOFING
FOR BECKETT.

Golfers a. the Evanston course,
Chicago. win have TO drive without
getting their hip into it," Nothing
on the hip is q new club rule.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-17
GREYS WILL CO
To BELEN FOR
REVENGE CAME

According to an announcement
made last night by Manager Dan
Padilla, the Greys will go to Belen
Sunday to take revenge on the Be-
len club for the whipping the local
team suffered recently at the hands
of the out-of-towners.
The Greys have been beaten two
out of three games with the Belen
stars this year. Last year the To-
cal team defeated the Belen team
with score of "a to 2. The Greys'
most painful beating this year was
to the tune Of 22 to 2, which they
were squashed ny the Belen team.
Padilla said last night that he
has been keeping the wires to San
Fernando hot IN efforts to secure
a class A pitcher from that town
in California. He expects to hear
definitely today as to the new
tWirler.
Frank Roberto, who pitched in
the last Belen game, will try his
luck again Sunday against the VIC
tors in that contest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-17
TAX REPORTS To
Be RECEIVED At
RATION MEETING
Special Committee viii Re-
port on Cattle Valuations
at Conference of Stock
mems Executive Board.

Reports OF the special tax COM
mittee of the New Mexico Cattle
and Horse Growers association will
be made at the meeting of the as
ISOLATION executive committee TO
be held at Ration June IS. The
committee has made a survey of
| livestock valuations for taxation
purposes throughout the entire
state, subcommittee working In
each county. 1t is probable that
the results will be filed with the
state tax commission as data for
any establishments which may, be
thought necessary.
Among other reports to be con-
sidered will be that of the COM
mittee which has been studying
the cooperative work of the state
and federal governments in the
control and eradication of preda-
tory animals and noxious rodents.
The state forest advisory board
will also report.
Cooperative marketing will be
discussed and If possible steps will
be taken toward the adoption or
one of the several cooperative
plans which are said to have been
adopted with considerable success
in other sections of the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-17
THREE MORE PRACTICE
GAMES PLAYED BY 3
BOYS BALL LEAGUES

Three more practice games were
held yesterday afternoon by the
three boys leagues Of the city. The
DeMolays played Saint Mary's with
the resultant score of to 6 in
favor of the former team.
A game between the Little Til
dillos, a pickup team from the
Yankee forces. gave the game to
the Tildillos with score of to 3.
The Wildcats romped on the
Dragons to the extent of 80 to 3.
The Dragons are just being organ
lied and their team is expected to
be stronger in few days.
Today's program with the boys
leagues is as follows:
Senior League.
Browns VS.. High school team at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Junior League.
s. A. Us VS.. Eagles at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
pigmy League.
Barelas Tigers VS.. Firefighters at
2 o'clock this afternoon.
The leagues operations pro
fessionalIy'' will start Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-17
FOREST SERVICE
MOVIE MEN BACK
FROM TAOS TRIP

Officials of the district forest
service who have been giving edu-
cational motion picture exhibits in
the Taos district returned yestcr-
day The entertainments were
given at Taos and Ranches de
Taos, where large numbers of per-
sons witnessed them. A short. H.
Illustrated address on general for
estry and the fire problem was
given by G. Fl. Cook in conjunction
with the movie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-17
Detroit, o; New York, 4.

Detroit, June 16.-Detroit had
the best of smuggling match with
New York today. defeating the
Yankees 9 to for the third sue
cessive time. Both Hoyt and O'Doul
were ineffective while Dauss, who
succeeded Ehmke when the latter
was driven from the box in the
second, held New York safe the
rest of the way. The defeat cost
the Yankees the American league
lead, Score;