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Evening star., 1923-07-19
BAMBINO RUNS HIS
HOMER TOTAL TO 22

Number - was stuck oil Babe
Ruth's mirror last night to greet him
when he awoke today. He copped his
latest homer in yesterdays game with
Detroit. when Waite Hoyt held the
Tygers to one run and the Yankees
won the first game of the series in
the midwestern city, to I. OF the
lour runs made by the New York
team, three were nonstop affairs, one
the Babes and the others from the
Sucks of Dugan and Ward.
Boston and Chicago broke' even in
their double header in the Illinois
city, Boston winning the first game.
70 j. and Chicago the second. II to
The Cardinals won fast game
from the Giants. to 4. playing in the
Polo Grounds. and the Cincinnati
Reds, defeating Brooklyn, climbed q
little nearer the top of the National
League. The Giants and Reds have
each lost thirty games, but the
Giants have won four more than Gin
cinnati. The Reds trimmed the
Brooklyn team. s to 4, in quiet and
gentlemanly game.
In Cleveland the Senator'S got one
run, and then took little rest while
the home team ran around the bases
four times.
Although outhit nearly two to one
ST. Louis shutout the Philadelphians
and took the game. TO 0.
In ii cloSe-fought game in Phila-
delphia the home team beat Chica go
TO 6. Pittsburgh took a fall out OF
Boston on the latter's grounds. win
ming to 1.
Evening star., 1923-07-19

Last year Fohl was criticized in ST.
Louis for exactly the same thing. He
moved a king when he should have
Sacrlhced a pawn. He gambled and
| lost on the chance of a single play.
Others have gambled and won That
is the lottery of base ball.
This year Fohps team began with
out Sisler and he instead of sitting
down and weeping went to work to
instlil confidence in his players, prais-
ing MS youngsters SO that they would
fight.
A young player who might have
made first baseman with encourage
ment was frightened off the track by
criticism. Other things went bad. and
the populace began to roar for Fohl' s
scalp. The fans did not seem to real
ize the problem which this man had
been compelled to deal with this year.
1t would have fioored one less patient
and moderate
The Browns, with good pitching,
have possibilities in them as pro-
nounced as those Of other and higher
teams. With Schliebner, McManus,
Gerber and Robertson on the infield
they are not weaklings, and if their
outtield ever gets to its regular clip
in batting then they can push their
way to the position of runners-up.
To do ii they must get consistent
pitching, which they have not had.
The Giants have been given a hard
chase by the western teams during
their home stay. They have won
seven games and lost six to Cincin-
natl, Pittsburgh and Chicago, which
are their three toughest customers.
1t is not enough. That ratio might
see them through if the other teams
can continue to keep Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati in a condition of subsection
where they saw-off against one an
other all of the time. but depending
upon the other fellow to sustain at
tack is not the McGraw way of win
ming pennantS.
If Cincinnati and Pittsburgh should
suddenly take the bit in their teeth
and win two full series the New York
/ team would be against very hard
fight. Let either team win seven or
eight games in succession while the
Giants are losing or breaking even
and the September engagement may
! find them fighting for all they know
how.
Copyright. 1929
Evening star., 1923-07-19

When the Shamrock Juniors and
the Waverly tossers hook up today at
5:15 o'clock on the Randle field, Bit
terly fought game is expected. Bopp
will be depended upon to hurl the
ShamroCks to victory, while Waverfy
probably will work Augustine or
Tripp
COrson, ON the mound for Epiphany,
held the Langdon nine down to four
hits yesterday. his team winning. 3 to
l. Walton could not check the win
ners, who connected for fourteen bin
giles.
Twelve safctics enabled the st. Ter
esa team to down the Plaza Athletic
Club. to l. in section a of the senior
division. Rea was found for five runs
in the first session. kuhnert and
work for st. Teresa, allowed but three
blows.
Dominican Lyceum continued it's
winning streak in section Il of the
unlimited division, when 1t took the
measure of the Parkview nine, 3 to
/. Snappy Garrison of the losers and
Larry Nops of the Dominicans both
hurled fashy ball. Mudds clever
folding and timely slugging by Ha-
ger and Spalding aided the winners.
Aurora team still Is leading the
midget division as a result of It's tie
game with tho Emblem Reserves. :
to Z. Nearly 600 fans watched the
two mines stage one Of the best
games of the series. With the score
: To against them, and darkness
threatening to halt the game, the
Auroras deadlocked the count when
Herman's infield hit scored Goddard
and Fairfax. Smith of the Reserves
made a homer.
st. Martin Juniors moved another
notch titIeward in section g of
the junior division, defeating the
fremont nine. to ,. Stafford was in
rare form for the winners. In ad-
dition to allowing but four bingles
and tanning nine players. he scored
the first two tallics. Much interest
is being manifested in the fray be-
tween st. Martin and the Mount
Pleasant Juniors tomorrow. Mount
Pleasant is leading with four straight
wins. while ST. Martin has won three
and lost one.
Winton Athletic Club unCorked q
surprise when it deadlocked with the
Elliotts, to s, in section y, of the
junior division.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Nationals Just Miss Tying uble-lay Record o Shows Worth
OUTFIELDER Is BOUGHT
BY WASHINGTON CLUB

An outfelder by the uncommon
name of Smith has been bought
by the Washington ball club. He
comes from the Raleigh team OF
the Piedmont League, but was pur-
chased from Norfolk of the vir-
ginin circuit, which hnd placed
him with the TarheeI OUTFIT under
optional agreement. 1t is Smiths
hitting that has impressed Presi-
dent Griffith of the Nationals, the
player, who IL I'm his very early
fwentfes. having hit over 800 for
the first half of the Piedmont
League season. He also Inns IA Ene
throwing arm and is fairly fast ON
his feet. He probably will not re-
port until after the close OF the
campaign In the Piedmont organ
fzatien.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Peck made an excellent stop of
Summa's vicious smash in the third
inning, but could not throw to Char
rity for an out. The ball was well
back of second base before the Ma
tional made a one-hand SCOOP.
Jimmy O'NeiIl hnd a big day at
second handling eight chances, most
of them difficult. Five of Jimmy's
plays were assists.
Another active fielder was Joe Sc
we'll, the Tribes shortstop. He ran
all around his side of the diamond,
and several times went into left and
center fields to make put-outs. Eleven
chances went Joe's way.
The four double plays registered
yesterday raised the Nationals total
for the season to ninety-seven.
Frank Brewer, former National,
probably will be made regular at
first base for the Tribe. He went to
the position when Louis Guisto be-
came i'll, and has been hitting well
enough to make Speaker think he
should have the job permanently.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
CHARRITY'S NERVOUS FOOT
BARS FIFTH DUAL KILLING
That's Only Distinguishing Feature of Griffs' Play,
However, Morton Holding Them to Two Hits,
While Indians Beat johnson, Al.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

~LENELAND July 9Pat Gharritys
the Nationals from equaing fielding record. In
seventh OF the
when Frank Brewer middle
base Jimmy ON substitute econdacker intercepted the ball and
tossed huedy Roger Peckpaugh
Peck standing second took the throw that ouspeeded Larry and
charity reaching Pat while
from the initial station But Pat he caught the ball lifted that
OF his the cushion Brewer safe.
double had been registered
aud had Pat glued
Wo-py killing would been recorded
single but
achieved League And the Browns
back Anrl2z
Evening star., 1923-07-19
G. u. PREP SCHOOL WILL
HAVE 9-HOLE GOLF LINKS

Georgetown University Prepare tory
School is to have nine-hole golf
course on the school campus at Gar
rett Park. Md. Harry Sullivan, who is
supervising the construction. plans to
have the links ready for play by fall.
Students of Georgetown University
will have the use of the links. During
the past two years the popularity of
golf has grown considerably at the
Hilltop.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
KYLE OF DEVIL DOGS
STOPS LEGION TEAM

Quantico Marines, aided by the
clever mound work Of George Kyle,
triumphed over the American Legion
team, s to 2, at the American League
park yesterday.
Lem Owens opposed the leather
neck boxman, allowing eight safe
= rs and tanning nine of the devil
dogs.
lie kept the seven bingles made
off him well scattered.
Peerless Athletic Club will en-
counter strong foe in the clash
tomorrow afternoon with the Wash
diamond. The manager of the Peer
less outfit wants 10 get in touch
with the mogul of the Prince Georges
combination. He can be reached at
North 7794W.
OIdsmobiIe Sales Company nine
will hold a meeting tonight at the
home of Manager Entwisle, 1869 CO.
lumbia road, apartment No. 20.
These are the players requested to
be present at meeting Of the Peer
less Juniors tomorrow night at 8
o'clock: Verts. Gleason. Glasgow.
Fox, Gubish, Langher. Wayple. Scan
lon, Kelly. Kendig. Grass and Ready.
Boys Club Insect team took the
measure of the Vandom Insects, 6
to /.
Silver Spring Giants romped away
with the Powhatan Midgets, IA to 4.
Ellus of the winners had good day
at bat. connecting for two doubles
and a single in five tries.
Emerald Midgets have issued a def
to all teams averaging twelve to
thirteen years of age: Challenges are
being received by D. Bellman, Hyatts-
vile 379-R.
Chevy Chase Athletic is casting
about for game with any junior
team for Saturday. according to Man
ager Stevens, Cleveland 50.
Games with the Linworth Juniors
can be arranged by calling Franklin
2903 after o'clock. A contest is
sought with the Roamers.
Seneca aIidgets are seeking games
with teams in the thirteen and four
teen year old class. Charles Proctor.
West 1923. is booking contests.
Champion Athletic Club disposed of
the Sunshine Midgets. to 0. Wild
meyer held the losers down TO four
Safeties.
A gene is wanted by the Irion VI. E
base ball team for Saturday al .
o'clock on diamond No. |. of the
Monument lot. Teams interested are
urg ed to get in touch with +. NJ. Cam
mond. 1928 H street.
MaryIrnd Athletic Club Midsets are
on the lookout for games with teams
in the midget division. Manager
Elgin is arranging contests.
Capital City Athletic Club is comb
ing the city TO arrange q series of
week end games. Telephone chal-
lenees to Manager Runkles. Main
6400. branch 172. between and 4:30
o clock.
ST. Stephens Climb is without a con-
test Sunday. Telephone Manager
Anderson, West 1927 after : o'clock
Manager ID. VI. McGrath of the De-
partment of Labor team is anxious
10 book a game for Sunday. He can
be reached at Adams c446 after $50
o'clock.
Pierce Athletic Club of Hyattsville
would like to arrange a heavy schede
ule for its newly organized Pierce
Black Sox- Saturday and Sunday
games can be obtained by calling
Manager CLANCY. Hyattsville III.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
JOHNSON PUTS AN END
TO JAMIESON'S STREAK

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July TO-
Charlie Jameson, star left fielder
of the Cleveland Indians, obtained
seven hits In as mnny times at bat
before Walter Johnson, veteran
Washington pitcher stopped him
yesterday.
Janiehon connected safely hiS
last time at bat Monday, hit five
i'm a row of Mays Tuesday and led
of the first inning yesterday with
a single. His next time up he
grounded out, but ON his next ap-
pearance he drove out a double and
finished the day with n base on
balls.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
CANADA PICKS NETMEN
FOR DAVIS CUP MATCH

TORONTO. July 19-After conciu-
sion of elimination contests here
the Davis cup committee an
nounced the selection of w Leroy
Rennie. Toronto; Jack Wright and
Willard Crocker. Montreal. and A. 5
Milne, Vancouver, as Canada'S Davis
cup team.
They will meet the Japanese team
on July &c, 81 and %. in Montreal.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
30 SWIMMERS IN RACE.

PHILADELPHIA. July 19.-Nearly
forty distance swimmers. including
Thomas Blake of Los Angeles. the I'll
tleholder, are entered in the national
ten-mile swim Saturday in the Della
ware river between this city and Riv-
erton. y. j.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
D. C. RACKETERs ENTER.

y. ]. Gore and John Temple Graves
jr.. middle Atlantic titleholder, OF
Dumbarton Club. are playing in the
Jersey coast tennis tournament al
Spring Lake, \. j., which got under
way yesterday. Spencer Gordon OF
this city was at one time the Jersey
itleholder. Cedria Major of New
York won top honors last year.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
GOLF CHAMPION BEATEN.

CHICAGO. July I9-Mrs. Melvin
Jones OF Olympia Fields Country Club
yesterday dropped the woman's golf
championship of Chicago by losing
to Mrs. F. c. Let's of Onwentsia, 1
down in the second round at Mid
lothian.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
KEEPS FIGHT In BROWNS
DESPITE MANY REVERSES
Battles Along Under Circumstances That Would
Have Broken Down Other PiIots-Team
Has Good Chance to Finish Second.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

m St Louis Browns beginning show something unexpected
They good third holds
They
other hand they second place where they finished last
what happens their Lee Foh should
OF credit particular because nursed his through
which would suke
of Others
Fohl has handled within
ana lost by slender margin He almost the for Cleveland
retained OF
There complaint the handled his
criticized moved his
results
Evening star., 1923-07-19
PITCHER WRIGHT JUMPS.

TOLEDO. Ohio. July 1S.-Bob
Wright, veteran right-hand pitcher of
the Toledo club of the American
Association, has gone to Canton,
Ohio, to Join the Nash- club of the
Midwest League. He jumped the
Mud Hens.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
YANKS. 4: TIGERS. l
(AT DETRoIT.)

Totals. 3S IL 81 Totals. SO 81 12
Slated for Holloway in eighth.
bstToit bsT York. ...'o ii 1888 g -
Runs-Dugan, Ruth, Pipp. Ward. Pratt. En-
ror - Haney. Two-base hits - Ruth Pipp
Ward. Home runs-Dugsn Ward. Ruth. Sac
rifse-Hoyt. Double play-smith (unassistedl. !.
Bases on baIls-of Hoyt, 2 OFF Cole. e.
Struck out-By Holloway 2. Hits-of Hol.
ing pitoher-Holloway. Umpires-Messrs. Con-
molly, Holmes and Owens. Time of game-l
hour and Al minutes.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
STAKE TO FAVONIAN.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 10
Favonian won the $4,000 Exchange
club purse for 2.0S trotters here yes
terday. He was driven by Fred Ed
man and trotted the first heat in
2O3L which sets new record for
the event.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
YES, WE DIDN'T WIN

Two base hits - ia mieson, Liebold Summa
Three-base hits. Sewell. Wamby. Bluege.
sacriAce-Bluege. Double plays-Gharrity to
Charity: Peck and o'Neill. Left on base
Cleveland, 4: Washington, s.. Bases on balls
OFF Morton, 4; off johnson, g. Struck out-By
Johnson, 2; by Morton, i. Umpires-Messrs.
Evans and Hildebrand. Time of game-2
hours.
Evening star., 1923-07-19

boston ....... o o is
Runs-Picinich. FlsEstead. Reichle. shanks,
Errors-shanks, Mcclellan. Two-base hts
Fewster Falk. Home run-Flag gstead. Stolen
base - Collins. Sacrihces-Mostil, Robertson
Mcclellan. Picinich. Double plays-McCIciIan
to Collins to Robertson to Sheeiy; Sheely to
9; Chicago. l2. Bases on balls-of Robertson.
5; off Ehmke, z. Struck out-By Robertson
Robertson. s in 5 l.3 innings; off Lyons. 2 in
/; oiI @eTarette, N go; by pitch y
By Ehmke. 2 collins and Hooper,. Wild
Umpires-MesSrs. Rowland. ormsby and Din.
neen. Time of game-2 hours and ls min
Evening star., 1923-07-19
PIRATES BUY PLAYER.

ATLANTA. Ga, July 19.-Eddie
Moore. shortstop of the Atlanta team
has been sold to the Pittsburgh Ma
tionals Moore will remain with the
locals until the end of the season.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
SECOND GAME,
Totals. SO 8 "a l2 Totals

Chicago. 49,. o o Iii
Runs-Reichle l2). Shanks. Hooper (2), Nc.
Clellan go. Collins. Mostil, Sheely. Fish
Fersuson (2l. Elsh. Two-base hits-Pitteneer
Mcclellan. Elsh, Mostil,, shanks. Three-base
hit flasste@ S.n'en bas" -Mostl Shoe
Kamm. Elsh. Mcclellan. Sacrifces-Grahan,
Collins. o'Doul. Double plays-Sheely to Nc
Cleilan to Sheely; Walters to Pittenger. Left
6alis-of tergusoa 3. : 1'hlt,stnn. u O
o'Doul. l., Struck out-By Thurston. 4; by
nings: off o'Doui. in 8. Hit bv nitcber-Rv
Ferguson (MostiD; by Thurston (Burns). Pass.
ed 5a ls-Devormer, Walters. Losing pitcher
Ferguson. Umpires-Messrs. Ormsby Row
land and Dinneen. Time of game-1 hour and
54 minutes.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Bristol. s-4: johnson City. 2-3.
Kiugsport, Z; Knoxville. 3.
Greenville, 8; Morristown, 2.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Daytona, q; Tampa. I.
Bradentown, 6; Lakeland, 5.
Orlando, 8; st. Petersburg. :.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Durham, s; Raleigh 4.
Greensboro, IL: Danville. 9.
High Point IL; Winston-Salem, !.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Wilson. 10: Portsmouth. 1t
Richmond, s: Rocky Mount 8.
Norfolk, l0-2; Petersburg, IL.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
RCTHROCK BEING SOUGHT
AS COACH AT SWAVELY

Swavely Preparatory School may
get Roth Rothrock, formerly of Della
ware College. to coach its athletic
teams next season. Since the resig-
nation OF. Frank Newberry officials of
the school have been securing the list
of eligibles.
Rothrock is a former Delaware Col
lege athlete. He now is coaching at
Milford School, in. PENNSYLVANIA
Evening star., 1923-07-19
AMERICAN SECURITY
SILENCES W. u. nine

Harke turned in a 4-to-l victory
for the American Security nine when
he allowed the heavy-clouting West
ern Union team only three hits yes
terday in the Commercial League He
also got two bingles and struck out
eight
Mccarthy, first sacker for the win
ners. connected for a homer and
single in four trips to the plate.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
JUNIOR MINES PROVIDING
REAL RACE FOR HONORS

REE section of the junior division supplying
thlers for place Thus Epiphany
leading With Corson and Dezendorf pitching
Evening star., 1923-07-19
BROWNS, 2; MACkS. O

Runs-Gerbe-. McManus. Errors - Dykes.
Gerber (2). Two-base hit-Gerber. Home run
-McManus. Sacrifices - Jacobson. McManus
Matthews. Left on bases-Philadelphia, 10
St. Louis 4. Bases balls-of Heimach e.
Struck out-By Heimach. /; by Shoeker.
Umpires-Messrs. Nalin and Moriarty. Time
of game-l hour and IL minutes
Evening star., 1923-07-19
(SECTIOC b.
STANDING.
lSISCTIOy G.
STANDING
SENIOR DIVISION.

tSECTION Al
.odags game-Eohawk Prep VS.. Roaner,
Union Park, 5:i5 O'Clock.
Yesterdays result-St. Teresa. s: Plaza !.
STANDING
- Team. W. L. Pet. Team. W. L. Pct
Wsveriy.. G1.00o ST. Teresa. e 2 500
mohawkFr. 8 ! .750 Lexington. 8 .25o
Roamers l .G67 Plaza. o g eco
tSECTION 3D.
Today's game-Aztecs VS.. Century. 5th and
streets southeast, Sis o'clock
No game yesterday.
STANDING
Team. w. L. Pet Team WI Pct
Linworth.. o 1000 Aztecs 2 333
Stanley -" ! 500 Century. 900
Parks. / 500
Evening star., 1923-07-19
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Evening star., 1923-07-19

the fray with City Post Office, in the
Government League, winning, II to 3.
Brauner smacked a homer and two
singles in four times at bat.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
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Mot Sticky, Greasy or Smelly

Get jar of ''IIair-Groom'' from any drug
gist for few cents and make even stubborn,
unruly or shampooed hair stay cOmbed all day
in any style you like.
Evening star., 1923-07-19

ing the city to arrange q series of
week end games. Telephone chal-
lenges to Manager RunkleS. Main
6400. branch 172. between and 4:30
o clock.
Evening star., 1923-07-19

Mails, to I, in the Post ONCE circuit
Rogers led the winners at bat, col
lecting two doubles in three attempts.
A. PoVich, on the mound for the
losers, famed eleven.