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Evening star., 1923-09-23
YOUNGSTOWN RESULTS

FIRST RACE claiming, two-year-olds; about
FIVE furlongs-Bonnie Jack, los (Horn), $40. 60,
$4.2e, 81. 80 won; Homer, Ill lclement)
$500 $3.50, second; Lasting Love, liz (Gray)
$780, third. Time. 1.03 80. Lady Quick
silver and Buzz Saw also ran.
SECOND RACE, three-year-olds and up; about
fve furlongs-carrie Baker, ll3 Gray, SEQ,
$40, $500, won; The Mule Skinner, ll5
tHorn), $500 $3.50; second; Milda. lls (se.
ranor, Butler and Black Top also ran.
THIRD RACE, thfee-year-olds and up;
about Eve furlongs-Currency, los (Taylor)
s3.4o $500, s.. 60. won; Advance, los (Moore)
$40, $3.50, second; Little Pointer" los (Se-
remba), $3.50, third. Time, LOG. Ruth
Wehle and Uranium also ran,
FOURTH RACE, three-yesr-oldS and up;
six and one-half furlongs-Melanoholia, lis
lserembs). 500. $500, $2;4o; won, Billy
ME II, ll5 (Taylorl, s.. 90. third. Time,
FIFTH RACE, three-year- -olds and up; about
six and one-haK furlongs-Scissors, 104 lBergl,
s2o,6o, loo. 81, won. Charles Whitney,
i0T (Serembaj, $500, $500 second; Cock o.
the Roost. li4 (GrSyl $500. third. Time.
l.2o 2-6. Winnipeg. Kendall, Johnny Dundee
and Glabella also ran.
SIXTH RACE. three.year-olds and up; six
and one.hah furlongs-Beretta, loa (Pauleyl
5000 $50 sec woa;; Eau eiilis. ice lSs
(Berg), $3.50. third. Time, l.2s S-6. Lawn
Mower and Queen Of the Spa also ran.
SEVENTH RACE, three-year -olds; one mile
and sixteenth-Mantillo 1os (Berg), $2l 20,
$40. $500. won; Puzzle. los (Hor1), q 90,
$40 second; Lakross, 105 (Taylorl, $40.
third. Time, l.50 3-5. Eastward Princess,
Suds, Dickie Dix and Berlin also ran.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
CHEVY CHASE TEAM
HAS. BANNER SEASON

Forty-seven victories and six de-
feats Is the record made by the
Chevy Chase Athletic Club base ball
team this season. Clever hurling
by Frisbie. Batson and McAuliffe,
coupled with consistent hitting by
r. Stephens and NJ. Stephens. Nc
Bryde and Duryea. were, main fac
teams that Chevy Chase defeated
were the Warwicks, Epiphany,
Mount Pleasant, Argyle. Elliotts,
Yorks and South Brookland.
Their fray ending in a 4-to-4 dead
lock, the Nationals and the Pow
hatans staged one of the best games
of the Powhatans and Davis of the
Nationals hurled brilliantly, each
yielding only three wallops.
Knick erDockers will oppose the
Percyville team Of Virginia today at
3 o'clock. on 'the diamond at 37th
and Reservoir streets. Fisher and
Poore is the probable battery for
the Knicks.
ShamrockS will encounter a tough
foe in the Cherrydale Athletic Club
at O'Clock today, on the latter's
grounds. Cherrydale players are re-
quested to report at the clubhouse
at 1890 o'clock. Manager Mickey
send Buck Clatterbuck to the mound
in today's clash.
Mohawk tOssers, twice independent
champions of the District, will in
wade Alexandria, Va, today for a
game with the Dreadnaughts. Play
will start at o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
WOODBINE RESULTS

FIRST RACE. the Harwood handicapi six
furlongs; thrse-year-ol and up-Billy Kelly,
l22 (Claver), $40, .S4.6o, $2.bo, won. Lit,
los ios (WKsils1 st6G sS6o second natt'Tsss
Billy Kelly and Lit coupled. Last One,
Planet and Doc Gaiety also ran.
SECOND RACE, mile and one-sixteenth;
three-year-old fllies-Prismar, 126 (walls)
s2,7o, out. out, won; Ana Prisa, l2e Mooney
out third. Time, l,5O, Only three starters
THIRD RACE. six furlongs; twoyear-olds--
Little Clair. io7 (sharpe), $3a.05. $s.s5, Se.65.
won; Fleeting Moments. ia (Kummer), s3.25,
$2so, second second; Aermidale, lo2 lstsvsnsl field,
Mack. Atlantida, Julia M, Impossible, Thorn.
dyke and 0ataparan also ran,
FOURTH RACE, Toronto cup; $40, 600 added
one mile and quarter; three: e:year:olds and
20 won; Little Chief "a lsaSds}. SiS ssiS'
Se.s6, second; olynthus, 100 tClaver), $5.26,
third. Time. 2.05 3-5. Added starter, Blarnsy
Stone Spot Cash and cragman also ran.
niles and % ls7
Seas. i4s lMoFssssIS, ss.sS. sass: second
SIXTH RACE. mile and seventy '' yards ;
three yssr-olds ssd up-Baby Mine. io7
lsharps),. sal. so, ss.25. $3.50. woni Kings
Court, lls sWilscnl; $5l5, ss-7o second;
Time. las a.5 Eljssmsr' srsybsarns, 'ffdi pnfi
Blazer and st. Paul also % ran. " -'N ~
SEVENTH. RACE mile and one-sixteenth,
taassr'sdiss stsSssn. as won; Goi1 IspHs
sSSa az tsid SSS Ti%s
Bullet Proof, Fannie Bean: The Eff, Heavy
Miracle Man, wild Cat and Black friday also
Evening star., 1923-09-23
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

FIRST RACE the Banquet Handicap. all
ages; seven furlongs - Flannel Shirt, l16
(Ricel, IL to S. out, ont, won: Dolores, los
!Hastings), TO !, out. second Silk Tassel.
lo2 tLegere), out, third. Time. LEA 3-5.
Only three starters.
SECOND RACE. the Bushwick steeplecha se ;
three-year-old and up; two miles-Musty. $50
lhernedy), to out, out, won: Grenadier.
l4S (Byers), 2 to s, out. second; Flying Scout,
l49 tBarrett), out. third. Time, 421 Only
THIRD RACE. claiming. 2-year-Olds: SIX
furfongs-Friday, 18th, 1c7 gator, 16 TO s.
even, l to 4, won; Drum Beat. LOT (Smith)
to 5, ] to 4, second; Escoba Doro. l04 IN.
Fator). to 4. third. Time, 1.13 3-6. Eep-
tune and Kirk Dress also ran.
FOURTH RACE, Aqueduct Handicap: one
mile and hve-sixteenths-My Play, 12l lSchut-
tinger). TO 20, out, out, won; Sun Sini. 100
iHastingsl, e to 8. out. second; Homestretch.
loI q. Fator), out, third. Time, Eli 3-5.
Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE. three-year-oldS and up claim
ing, maidens; one mile-Rejection. ll2 (Lowe).
to !, even, to 2. won; Potentilla lis
lBurns) even. Co s. second; Plenty Coos
l16 &c. Hummer, 8 to s. third. Time
LAO 3-5 Whirligig. High Commander. Fixer
Irene Sweeney. White Rock and Bigger Still
SIXTH RACE, oondidtiOns. two-year.olds Ave
furlongs-Bra cadale, 1o2 (Fator). 7 to 2. out
out, won; Briggs Buchanan. ia (Turner)
to 2, TO 10, second; Reply, 113 (Thurber)
to s. third. Time, o.5s is. Clarissa Anne.
Stake Ne. Henry J, Deputy, Lady Gafney and
Cano also ran.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

FIRST RACE. purse. 81, 800: claiming; for
maiden two.ysar-olds; Eve and oue-haf fur.
Red Io1 r5i aa r95 ResR lS Blue
hsment; Jos; se1tant, los; .tRass, lO4; auin-
BIaokolis. 1O7; Tncis Dud, loo Also slisiSi: M
,.IKingtOn, lO4; Kidnap, i'll. tRsi Parr and
SECOND RACE. the Fair Harbor steeple.
chase; purse. $4,000; foE four-yesr-olds and
rs HgR5 ass. Ssst osn ,sa 1s1 s Thf T
.vicaire, lss; Distant Shore, ISs; tNoaus, lss.
tR, Pending entry. +B. Parke and E. K.
THIRD RACE. purse. 81 800; claiming: for
three-yes5OlSS ear. and up six furlOnss-'Tid.
Bsndi.a io2; .Felieitous. los Royai Charlie, s
ldS EsCSl.oS Hyslyq sawys5 iOs &c ,CE cEainIrs
Belmoa, lo7; +'Blue Hawk, 100. Also eligible
-verna, lc2; Dumbfounder. ITO; Advocate.
10; Poppye., lo7; Faith W. lo2. tw. E.
FOURTH RACE. the Sophomore purse.
$1,000; for three-year.olds; one mile-FOrest
Scoop. ios; Chief Curry, Io7; FranEenia, io4;
fifth RACE, purse. sl.5oo; claiming; for
iis Jny anS ios 'fMSsns MsrS
land Belle. iOi; Lunetta: ioe; May blossom,
's sxEH RI szcG e. srsy sc aS a.mnx
thrce-year-oIds and up: mile and a siTtesnth
despair. l16i ssedgehe!d. los: Bellsolar.
ITO; The Roll Call, 49, Buddie Kean, 1l3;
tRoysl Duck, 1ls; Fitzrue. lo7; 'Trevslyan,
| los; vitamin. 1l3; Sea Cove, ll3; Westwood,
us; +Untried, &c..
IA. Swenke entry.
SEVENTH RACE. purse. 81. 800; claiming
for three-year-oldS and up; mile and a guar.
ter-Explosiye. lls; .Neapolitan. 1906
Mountain Rose. Ill; Restless, 1o3: sIn.
vigorator, log; Smart Money, Ill; Col. whal-
Len iOS ,oS eose1T.S5 los; HI9anCry III; LADY
Finn, 9s; also eligible. Anniversary, 1o6.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy, track sloppy.
Evening star., 1923-09-23

Totals. SO lI@29 Is Totals. ~ IL 80 l6
two out when winning run scored.
IRAN for rohne in fifth inning.
fBatted for Caveney in sevenah inning.
lBatted for'Benton In seventh inning.
Slated for Harris in ninth inning
|'Batted for McQuaid in tenth inning
%@~Ran for Sandberg in tenth inning.
siSolLS.t; sTooklyn; 2S @ 9 80 9 ! j.
Runs-Johnston (a). B. Grifith Olson, Mul-
len, Dickerman. Burns, Daubert (2l. kim
mick, Roush. Fowler (2). Wingo Errors
Bailey, Johnston. Taylor. 0son, Nullsn Bohne.
kimmick, caveney. Two-bsse hit-sandberg.
Three+base hit - B. Griffith. Sacrifices -
Roush, Mullen, Dickerman. Double plays
Johnston to Fcurhier olson (unassistsd).
Left on bases-Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati 10.
Bases on balls-of Benton l. off McQuaid.
/; off DiokeTman, 8; off Henry. !: Struck out
BY Benton, / by Dickerman, /. Hits-of
Benton, in 7 innings; off Harris, 8 in 2
innings; off Mcquaid. in l inning; off
Dickerman, IL in innings off Henry, in
2-3 inning. Winning pitcher-McQuaid Los
ing pitcher-Henry. Umpires-Messrs. ouig.
ley. Finneran and Pfrman. Time of game
hour and 55 minutes.
Evening star., 1923-09-23


On the turn for home Vigil showed
in front and 1t looked like he had
the race won, but Dunlin was not
beaten. Lang nursed him along. and
at the sixteenth pole and sat down and
rode the race of his life, getting up
in the last two jumps to win by a
neck
Caladium ran fine race and
threatened seriously the eighth pole.
The Vulcan colt. however. could not
get up and had to be content with
third honors. Gen. Thatcher was
fourth. Dunlin's time for the mile
and one-sixteenth was I.49 fiat.
Much disappointment was ex-
pressed at the number of horses that
defaulted. The Whitney pair, En-
chantment and Flagstaff; the Glen
Riddle FARMS Ten Minutes, Willis
Sharpe Kilmer's Sun Quest and the
Green Tree Stables Solisa were with
drawn.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
WOMEN TO CONTINUE
LEAGUE NET EVENTS

Louise Whelchel and Frances
Krucoff. who defaulted their matches
just before reaching the semi-inals
ir the singles of the Women's Tennis
League tournament. have been rein
stated in the tourney by Elizabeth
Pyle, chairman.
Helen Sinclair will play Miss kru-
coff and Miss Whelchel will meet
Miss Pyle. The winners will clash
in the title tilt. 1t is Dlanned to
stage all three matches tomorrow at
the Columbia Country Club.
Play in the first round of the
double matches will get under way
tomorrow afternoon on the Finance
courts, Goth and B streets. Mary
Hall. who was to figure in the singles
semi-finals has gone to college and
will be unable to compete.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
HORSESHOE PITCHING
FIELD is DOWN TO rs

CLEVELAND, September 22.-Six-
teen experts in the art of pitching 8
horseshoes out of a total of fifty or
more entrants will contest for the
national championship in the national
horseshoe pitching tournament which
will end here tomorrow afternoon.
Elimination contests have been in
progress four days.
Thirteen of the finalists are Ohio
entrants. These are c. C. Davis and
F. and c. Brundage, Columbus; Blair
Nunemaker and Jack Doyle, Cleve-
land; Alvin, George and LOREN May,
Willie Witt and Charles Helm baugh,
Akron; William Yocum, GAINESVILLE: !:
]. III. Buchanan, Fremont; Joseph Will
kinson. Kenmore, and r. P. Spencer,
Picher. Okla, and Frank and Carroll
Jackson, father and. son, Kellerton,
Iowa.
The last four games of the tourna-
ment. any one of Which may deter
to be staged separately tomorrow.
These will be between Blair Nune-
maker and j. H. Buchanan, George
May and William Yocum, Alvin May
and Lorsn May. cousins, and C. c.
Davis and Frank Jackson. both for
mer national champions
First price of $125 in the women's
tournament was won by Mrs. ]. F.
Francisco, Columbus; second. SIS, by
Mrs. c.. A. Lanhan. Bloomington, Ill. f:
tnlrd Dy Mrs' CndrieS helmpaughj
Akron, $50; fourth, fifth and sixth
prizes were won g by Mrs. George
Broulette, Minneapolis; Mrs. C. d.
Young, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Doris
Cole, Grand Rapids. Mich.
\ Several changes in rules have been
adopted. Under the new dispensation
pegs must project ten inches above
ground. instead of eight, and have an
inclination toward each other of two
inches instead of one.
A pitch Is held TO be completed when
the shoe leaves the pitchers hand.
rather than when il lands at the
stake.
A player must stand behind the peg
until his opponent has completed his
pitch. Hereafter the number of shoes
pitched, as well as the number of
ringers and points scored, shall be
incorporated in the record of each
game.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
Neames First Ten Tennis Big Yecr Ducpnners
GIANTS AGAIN TAKE
PIRATES INTO CAMP

PITTSBURGH, September 22.-The
New York Giants made it three straight
from Pittsburgh by winning today's
game, to 3.
1t was their last appearance of the
season at Forbes Field.
Morrison was hit timely i'm the sec
ond, fourth and fifth innings, when the
Giants made their runs. Bentley held
the Pirates TO one hit until the sixth
inning, when two runs were scored on
two successive hits.
triple by Cuyler, Nashville recruit,
followed by Rawlings single, accounted
Tor the third run in the ninth inning.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
DUM MBART0N SINGLES
FINAL LISTED TODAY

Finals in the singles and semi finals
in the doubles matches of the first
ANIMALS invitation tournament of the
Dumbarton Club that were postpone
yesterday on account of wet grounds
will be played this afternoon.
John Temple Graves. jr.. and Clar-
ence NJ. Charest will clash at 2:30.
while Roland Ballinger and Holt will
at $3.50 o'clock In the first of the
doubles Semi-finals.
Charest apd Waite c. Johnson will
meet AL Gore and Jack Dudley at 4
o'clock in the other semi-final.
The winners will clash tomorrow
afternoon.
Evening star., 1923-09-23

new players by submitting the names
to the secretary before the games
start. President Rawlings is work
ing on the schedule and will prob
ably have it finished by the end of
the week.
Twelve leagues have obtained res
ervations for the season at the Rec
reation and four at the Grand Cen
trail. Those bowling at the Recrea-
tion are the Commercial, Bureau of
Engraving, Veterans Bureau. Inter
nal Revenue, Washington Centennial,
Evening Star, Southern Railway, In
terstate, Western Union. Young Mems
Hebrew Association, Carry Ice Cream
Co. and Internal Revenue No. g The
Red Men, American Ice, Washington
.Gaslight and Potomac Electric will
roll at the Grand Central.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
RIT0LA WINS A, A. U.
STEEPLECHASE TITLE

NEW YORK, September 22.-Willie
Ritola, crack distance runner of the
Finnish American Athletic Club. to-
day captured the National Amateur
Athletic Union steeplechase cham
pfonhip over two-mile course at
the annual fall games Of the New
York Athletic Club on TraTers Island.
Marvin Rick of the New York Ath-
lotle Club, former Princeton star, An
ishod second. $50 yards behind Ritola.
Russell Payne of Ohio State Uni
ycrsity was third.
Ritoia's time was 10 minutes 45%
seconds.
Allan Heiffrich OF the New York
Athletic Club, former Penn State run
ner and intercollegiate champion, de-
feated Ray Watson of the Illinois
Athletic Club by two and a half yards
in special half-mile match race.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
SUBURBAN TENNIS PLAY
SLATED TO START TODAY

Play in the third annual tourna-
ment of the Suburban Tennis League
is due to got under way this morn
ing on the Holmead and Capital clubs.
Drawings in the singles follow:
Holmead Courts-Hal Fowler VS.. Love, A.
May VS., II. Callan, T. Brown VS.. McGinty,
Ruth VS.. McCabe, Beasey VS.. Thomas, Barr VS.,
Hoover. NJ. May VS.. Maidens and H. Brown
VS.. NoetZel
Capital Courts-Ralph Fowler VS.. Kislick
Burwell VS.. Kantor, Buckingha ham VS.. Atwood,
Seward vs. Somervell, Hall VS.. P. May, X.
Callan vs.. Farnsworth, Beale VS.. Staufer and
Polk vs., Robinson.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
TIGERS GRAB OPENER;
RED SOX WIN SECOND

BOSTON. September 22.-Dauss held
Boston to two hits in the first game of
today's doubie-header, Detroit winning
10 to 0.
Cobb made two singles a double and
home run in his first four times at
bat. Heilmann knocked the ball high
over the leftfieid fence in the last in
Eing.
The second game was won by Boston,
to Z. Each team had a seven-run in
Evening star., 1923-09-23
THREE IN LIST LAST YEAR
ARE DUE TO LOSE PLACES
johnson, Shimizu and Washburn to Make Room
for Alfonso, Snodgrass and Fischer-First
Four Doubtless Will Go Unchanged.
BY w. III. HOTEL.

OUR Gafornans Phadehians.
living the Quaker and New Workers all probability
will make the first the national tennis list this Big
Bill Tden champion for the last four f head the
Bill Johnston Then
will VINCENT Richards Williams who ranked
that order back of THden and Johnston in 1922
Hunter will with Manuel Alonso
OF Spanish players, sixth in line Then will the Kny brothers.
Robert and Howard Harvey Snodgrass and Carl Fischer
Tilden, Williams Phadpans Alfonso
Snodgass
Cafornans York
Evening star., 1923-09-23
MY DEAR CAPTURES
RICH WOODBINE RACE

TORONTO, September 22.-My Dear,
carrying I16 pounds and ridden by
Jockey Walls, today won the autumn
cup, $4,000 added value, from a field
of FIVE rivals at Woodbine track.
Little Chief. Jockey Sande up, car
ried the Rancocas stable colors to
second place. Olynthus was third.
Spot Cash, Cragsman and Blarney
Stone also ran,
Evening star., 1923-09-23
CHISOX ANNEX TWO
GAMES FROM MACKS

PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-
Chicago took both ends of double
header from the Athletics here today.
The score of the first game was TO l
and in the second to 2.
Facing excellent pitching, the Mack
men were unable to get started. In
the first game Cvengros held them to
five scattered hits, while in the second
game Ted Blankenship allowed but two
scratch singles during the nine innings.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
REDS BEAT DODGERS
WITH A WILD FINISH

CINCINNATI. September 22.-The
Reds remained in the race for the Ma
tional League pennant by winning in
wild tenth inning finish from Brooklyn
today, to T.
The fielding on both sides was ragged,
only four of the fifteen runs scored be-
ing earned
Evening star., 1923-09-23
PETWORTH AND HANDLEY
MINES CLASH FOR TITLE

Petworth Athletic Club will end it's
1928 base ball campaign today by
meeting the Handley Athletic Club
in a twin bill for the championship
of the Suburban League. The first
game will get under way at l o'clock
on the Handley field. One team must
COP both games to take the title.
Evening star., 1923-09-23

Totals. 20 l3 81 II Totals 2s 81 81
'Batted for Fullerton in the 9th.
Detroit .l o % o lilo
Boston ........o -. . 0 Q Q %
Runs--Blue (2l. Jones (2). Cobb (s), He'll
mann. Bassler (2). Errors-Menosky, Burns,
Fullerton. Two-base hits-Blue, Cobb
Manush. Home runs-Go5b, Heilmann. Sac
rihce-Jones. Double play-Haney 70 Blue.
Left on Bases-Detroit, 6; Boston. q. Bases
on balls-of Dauss /; of Fullerton 4.
Struck out-By Dauss. L; by Fullerton. l.
, ,Umpires-Messrs. Rowland Nallin and Hide
brand. Time of game-1 hour 38 minutes
Evening star., 1923-09-23
FIRST GAME,

Totals. 20 10 81 l3 Totals. SO 27 IL
'Batted for French in eighth inning.
fBatted for Burns in ninth inning.
+Batted for Naylor in eighth inning.
Slated for Matthews in ninth inning.
Chicago: :..... o Q o-3
p Philadelphia. o o o OIL
Runs-Arohdeaoon, Mostil, Kamm, Matthews
Errors-Collins Kamm. Mcclellan. Stolen base
Collins. Saorihces-Collins, Mcclellan,
Dykes to Hauser; Hale to Dykes to HanseT;
Collins to Sheely; Cvengros to Mcclellan to
Sheely. Left on bases-Chicago. 6; Philadel-
phia, g. Base on balls-of Cvengros. s. of
Rommel 2; off Naylor. Q. Struck out-By
Cvengros, 9; by Eaylor, 3. Hits-of Rommsl,
z in inaings: of Naylor, 8 in inninbs; of
Burns, none in ! inning. Hit by pitcher-BY
Cvengros LBruggyl Losing pitcher-Rommei.
Umpires-MeSsrs. Moriarty and ormsby. Time
of game-1 hour and As minutes.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
MANY BOWLING LEAGUES :
READY TO TAKE ALLEYS
Circuits Are More Numerous and Larger Than in
Other SeasOns-Drives Are Scarce-Masonic
and Bankers Loops Start Tomorrow.
BY III. III. FRY.

NRRRASH! Bang Before this week ends the little
be flying of the bowling
the what Districts
duckpn ever will be well
chock All
made alley
These be difficult find for half of
particularly
the Denart and lleaou
Evening star., 1923-09-23
SEC0ND GAME.

Totals. 20 8 27 10 Totals. SO 6 27 Is
'Batted for Freigau in 9th inning.
fBatted for Sherdel in 9th inning.
tran for Clemons in 9th inning.
TBatted for Haines in 9th inning.
Boston, ,.... 0f0 O 0 o 0-l
st, Louis. o ] o o o o OIL
Game called on account of darkness.
Runs--Emerick, Stock. Error-Herinan
Stock, Limerick. Mueller, Boeckel. Sacrifice
McInnis. Double plays-Bell to Freigau to
Bottomley 49, Boeckel to Herman TO Mo
Innis. Left on basss-Bosten, 6; 81. Louis.
& off Cooney, /. Struck out-By Barnes, 8;
by Haines,, 4; by cooney, l. Hits-of
Barnes. in eight and one-third innings; off
Cooneys none in two-third inning Passed
ban-Clemons. Umpires-Messrs. Wilson and
Mccormick. Time of game--i hour and IS
minutes.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
SECOND GAME.
Totals. 80 81 Totals. 30 2T Il
'Batted for Harris in third inning.

4otAAs'. oS . - 1oIals. 80 ~ IL
'Batted for Harris in third inning.
Philadelphia. Q 3 "a
Runs-Arohdeaeon (a), Collins. sheeIy, Nc
Clellsl. Grouse, French, Heimaoh. Errors
Barrett, Hauser. Harris. Two-base hits-
Archdeaoon, Hauser. Stolen base-Archdea-
con-. sacrifoes-Mostil, Barrett, Mcclellan.
Double plays-Barrett to Kamm. Left on
base-Chicago. 0; Philadelphia, 6. Base on
balls-of Blankenship. s. off Harris, /; on
Walberg,. 2; of Rommel, 4. Struck out-By
ris. in innings; off walberg. none in ! in.
ming; off Rommel. 8 in innings: of Meeker,
2 in innings Losing pitoher-Harris. Um-
pires-Messrs. Ornsby and Moriarty. Time Of
game-l hour and 43 minutes.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
CARDINALS DEFEAT.
THEN TIE BRAVES

ST. LOUIS, September 22-St. Louis
took the opener of today's double
header with Boston. to /. but the sec
ond contest was called after the ninth
inning on account of darkness with the
score tied, l to
Evening star., 1923-09-23

Detroit o % o o 07 OF
Boston ..0 o o o O "a
Runs-Blue. Pratt Cobb. Manush, He'll.
mann. Rigney, veach, Mitchell. Picinich
Menosky. Burns, Harris, Fuller. Murray 81.
Errors-Pratt (3l, Haney (2). Two base
hits-Heilmann (2), Rigney. Menosky. stolen
bSse-Collins. sacrihce-Murray. Double
piays-Mitchell, Fuller to Burns. Left on
eases-Detroit, 6; Boston, l2. Bases on balls
or Holloway. 4; of Francis, / off Murray,
O. Struck out-By Halloway, !; by Francis,
]: Hits--of Halloway. In 2-3 innings;
of Francis, 3 in l-3 innings; of whitehiIl,
none In one inning; of Murray, in z in
nings (none out in the 6th); off Quinn 2
in innings. Hit by pitcher-By Murray
lJones). Wild pitches-Halloway, Murray.
winning pitoher-MuTay. Losing pitcher
Halloway. Umpires-Messrs. Nallin, Hide
brand and Bowland. Time of game-2 hours
Evening star., 1923-09-23
FIRST GAME,

'5atted for Fillingim in 9th inning.
Boston ....... 0 0 0 o o 0 OIL
st. Louis. 49,. o l o o o x-
Runs-Herman. Flaok. j. Smith, Bottom
ley (2). Error-southworth. Two.base hit
Herman, Stolen bases-R. Smith, o'Neil, J.
Smith. Double plays-Marquard to r. Smith
to McTnnis; Sherdel to Bell to Bottomley
Left on bases-Boston. 10; st. Louis. 6. Base
on balls-of Marquard, 2; off sherdsl. !.
Struck out-By Marquard, /; by Sherdel. /.
Hits-of oeschger, none in one-third inning;
off Marquard, In seven innings; off Fill
ingim, in two-third inning. Losing pitcher
Marquard. Umpires-Messrs. Mccormick and
Wilson. Time of game-l hour and 80 min.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
DUNlIN FINISHES A NECK
IN VAN In $4,000 RACE

AVRE DE GRACE Nd, September 22n stirring finish J. s..
Cosden Dunln splenddy ridden Chick the
$4,000 Potomac handicap feature of this afternoons card
by neck w Samons Vigil Caadum third
lengths
When
Vigil
Evening star., 1923-09-23
LATE RALLY BY CUBS
OvERCOMES PHIELIES

CHICAGO, September 22.-Mitcheli
was unable to hold a run lead which
his mates gave him after overcoming
Chicago's early advantage and was
driven off the hill in the eighth inning,
the Cubs winning the first game of the
series from Philadelphia, to 3.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
Totals. 80 724 l3 Totals. 81 IL 27 10
Slated for Behan in ninth inning.

Slated for Behan in ninth inning.
Philadelphia. o o 0 o. 2 0-3
Chicago. ..... % . 0 0 08 KS
Runs--Mokan, wrightstone. Sand, statz
Adams, Friberg. Miller, Grigsby. Errors
Mitchell statz, Grautham. Two-base hits
Walker, Grimes, Grantham Miller. Three
Fr,berg. Stolen bases -- Mokan. Williams
Walker. secriAces--Sand, Keen. Double plays
sand to Tisrney to Holks; Adams to Grant
ham 70 Grimes. Left on bases--PhiiadeIphia
u Chicago. 10. Base on bails--.of Mitchsil
Ii Of Keen, g.. Struck out-By MITCHELL 81
BY Keen, g. Hits-s0R Mitchell 10 in o-3
innings; OF Behan, / in 1-3 inning. Losing
pitcher-Mitchen Umpires--Messrs. Hart
and Powell Time Of game-2 hours and q