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FOR SALE-L0TS.
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sts., between Park and Chevy Chase; room
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oWNER Address si Box a9sc. ssar once
CORNER LOT IN NV. CONTAINING 90 600
feet, on eariine opposite government building,
zoned for apartments and houses: all city i'm
ptovementB: 65c per foot. j. 81. GORDON,
al9 Colorade bldg. 81. 1921.
EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES. NEAR M
attsrilte; on car line; strictly white neghbor-
hood; prices 800 up to $500; terms as low
as $40 down and $40 per month. Call for par.
at. NV. Franklin sss.
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| site where she will have every city improve
ment and convenience; where she will have
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cha tming, restful vieve.
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too. conceded TO Be the best Investment in
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doing TO make FoXALL HEIGHTS the best
ALL LOTS GRADED TO UNIFORM
grader: all streets 10 oficial grades; sons
, streets now have sidewalks. sewer. water,
BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE
We still have few lots at $500. Very easy
terms.
TAKs CHAIN BRIDGE. GLEN ECHO Or
Cabin John cars to FOXALL HEIGHTS, only
70 min. from lith and New York ave, or
c. c. LACEY, 14o9 44th ST NV.
West 1874 and
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APARTMENTE-UNFURNISHED
Contlnuea.

NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
-Four rooms and bath, $50. CO.
lumbia 66S4.
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newly papered and painted throughout; rent,
SIS.
1886 Massa achus<tts ave. n.w.- rooms and
bath; newly papsred and painted; suitable for
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ls4s S sT. N.W.-4 r, Dath, fitch.,
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kitch.. gas and eloc.; newly papered
and painted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
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370s New HampshIfe Ave-. e., kitch.,
elec. oD' . 4soo
1903 Q 1t. n.~.--4 rooms and bath. -. 800
634 Pa. ave. s.e.-One large room.
windows, gas. elsc.. oak hoers,: beat
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WANTED-M0NEY

tract which nets approximately in ono year
sc, 600. This contract 10 backed by q corpora
ton world 10000. 900. Call FIR. $40 after s.
2s
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WE HAVE FOR SALE 8EvERAL QiGH-
class 6rst trust Investments. netting purchaser
over Q per cent; also few desirable second trust
Investments, netting around II per cent; all
secured on new. eonservativtly valued property
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2723 ONTARIO RD. N.w.--D ROOMS. BATH
1O6 l7th ct. s.e.-a rooms, bath: electricity;
good condition; immediate possession; rent, SOS.
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1884 CONN. AVE

zoos QUE ST. NV. NEAR, DUPONT
Circle: . or 8 rooms. bath. heat light: $35
fon'h. sI
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Big Leagues

1 - - - r--,r- -
III a. -, = o., L - OuoS c&'cher'
capo 5.+o.a ,1cto,-,, -. Drao,.,...
Granular, cot ,uo ho,-,ors - 80 ~ -,
cuba 7, Nc .a,,at 49,. g
one Of Grantban's bon,ars u.i.b
two men on base at the time ami
-
The crippled Giants fought the
Pirates and took 6.to-f victory
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WOMEN CONTINUE
PLAY IN TOURNEY
State Tennis Matches at
Hawthorn Courts,
The women tennis players are still

The women tennis players are still
at it in the State tourney matches
which We're postponed last week. At
Hawthorn courts Tuesday results
were as follows: Miss DOdson de-
feated Miss Hickman. Ga, Ga; Miss
Adams defeated Mrs Birdsong, 2-6.
6-3, So
In the doubles event Mrs. Pugh-
Miss Fischer defeated Mrs. Bird
song Miss Hickman. 81. So; Mrs.
Adams Miss Adams defeated Miss
Dodsoq-Miss Wolfred, 60. 81.
Matches today were: Miss Dodso1
vs.. Miss Wolfred; Miss Fisher VS..
Miss Adams. In the doubles Mrs.
Pugh-MisS Fisher were to meet Mrs.
Adams-Miss Adams.
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Boston ..... O20 600 600 g .
Detroit !.,.... 200 100 00'-3 5 o
wingfeld. Heving; stoner Woodsll.
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FIRST TASTE Of
COLLEGIATE GRID
ButIer-Hanover Game Sat-
urday Opens Season Here.

Local grid fans will get their first
taste of college football on Saturday
when Butler tackles Hanover at
Irwin Field at $50. Coach Page has
a big squad at work which probably
will shape up into a strong eleven.
The contest Saturday no doubt
will be one of those early season
affairs so necessary to wear off the
rough edges. Many substitutions
will be made if Hanover does not
spring a surprise and prove I'M
expectedly strong.
The Butler varsity drilled on de-
Tense Tuesday against the freshmen
squad during the entire session.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-24
RlVERSlDES TO PRACTICE
Original A. AS Work Out Tonight;
State Games Wanted.

The original Riverside A. a. grid
squad Will practice tonight at Bul3-
sal Pkvvy and Harding st. All can
didates should appear not later than
1850. Leppert. Feaster, Yott, Mat.
thias. II. McCurdy. skinner broth
ers and others wishing try-outs are
requested to be present.
The A. AS are booking games with
fast State clubs and would like to
add Gas City, Kokomo. Jonesboro,
Greenwood. Greenfield, Gosport and
other State squads to their schedule.
Address II. Z. Anderson, 220 w.
Maryland St. Indianapolis.
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MRS. STEVENSON WINS
Local Golf Star Leads Big Field at
South Bend Meet.

~ ITWCa NpecI1I
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. "a
Mrs. S. @. Stevenson Of Indianapolis
defeated a large field in the women s
lnvitationas golf meet at the South
Bend Country Club Tuesday by turn
ing in a score OF 80. Miss Hills
Drayer Of Ft. Wayne. State champ,
was second with IS.
Nearly all Of the star women golf
ers OF the state were present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-24
BAL TIMORE IS DEFEATED
Waterbury Downs international
Champs in First of Series.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WATERBURY. Conn, Sept. "a
Waterbury, champs OF the Eastern
League, won the opening contest Of
the three-game series for the minor
league championship Of the East by
defeating Baltimore, International
League champs, to 1, here Tues
day.
Groves Of the Orioles was erratic
at times and bases on balls got him
in trouble. Rush pitched fine ball
for the winners. Five hits were
made by each club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-24
MANUAL TO OPEN
H. S. GRID SEASON
South SiderS Play Ripple
Team on Thursday,

Manual and Broad Ripple will be
the first local high school football
teams in action. They were sched-
uled TO share this distinction with
Tech on Friday. but the game be-
tween Ripple and the south siders
was pushed ahead one day and the
teams will clash al Garfield Park on
Thursday.
Technical meets Elwood at the
Tech gridiron on Friday.
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Hagen. kirkwood Win
BIZ Times SnecinI

by Jtn1eS Specfdt
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 24.-Walter
Hagen, national pro champion. and
Joe Kirkwood defeated Jock Collins.
Delaware Country Club pro. and
George Stark Of Riverside, Indian
apolis, in a best ball match on the
Delaware Country Club pro, and
Tuesday. The scores. Kirkwood,
70; Collins, IA; Hagen. II; Stark, 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-24

NGLAND rs STILL HOPING
r TO DEVELOP A HEAVY
III WEIGHT TO BEAT JACK
DEMPSEY, AND COLUMBIA
rs STILL HOPING TO DEVELOP
A FOOTBALL TEAM.
with Genaro. L.. Which proves
his footwork outside the ring is just
as good as it is in.
There's one thing you can say in
favor of golf. Nobody has to
worry about keeping One-Eyed Con
nelly from crashing the gate.
CLEVELAND JUDGE ORDERS
AUTO SPEEDERS TO HAVE
THEIR EYES EXAMINED.
WE SUPPOSE THEIR AIM WAS
GETTING POOR.
- ESPITE the regularity of his
name, Bluege, Washington
- third baseman, swears he
never wore a corn plaster in his life.
Ty Cobb says he always takes a drink
when he finds himself going stale I"
The only joke in this is that Ty goes
stale about at often as somebody bats
for Babe Ruth.
Argentine girl, who announces She
will swim English Channel, is train,
ing by eating a lot of bananas, and
now. we can understand some Of
Luis Firpo's little eccentriciues.
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TOURNEY SITE SELECTED
At COLUMBUS (0mo) TUESDAY
BIZ United Press

By Untted Press
MERTON CRICKET CLUB. Phila-
delphia, Sept. 24.-The 1926 national
amateur golf tournament will be
held at Worcester Country Club,
Pittsburgh, it was announced today.
The st. Louis Country Club is to
entertain the national women's
tourney.
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Jones Leading CorNan
BIZ JHjtcd Press

BIZ JJtitcd Press
MERTON CRICKET CLUB,
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 24.-Play-
ing the same kind Of courageous golf
that won for him the best score in
the qualifying round, "Ducky" Cork
ran. the Philadelphia star, rallied in
the last nine holes and was only
three down to Bobby Jones, the for
mer national open champion, today
at the end of eighteen holes in a
second-round match in the national
amateur meet here.
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TiIden Still Playing

BIZ Times Special
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept 24.--In
exhibition matches here Tuesday
Bill Tilden and Chaplin lost a doubles
contest to Kirk Reid of Cleveland
and Louis Kuhler of Cincinnati. The
score was 1910, Sc, Tilden defeated
Reid in singles, 6-S, 1914.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-24
STONE SLIGHT FAVORITE
Philly Light Heavy Battles Young
StTibling Tonight.

By United Press
NEWARK, N. J., Sept 24.--Ad
Stone. Philadelphia marine, light
heavyweight. has been made a slight
favorite in the betting for his so to-
night with Young Stribhng.
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BOBBY Jones IN
MATCH AGAINST
CLARKE CORKRAN
Sixteen Survivors Battle in
Second Round of Anna
teur Golf Meet,

BIZ United Press
MERTON CRICKET CLUB, Phila-
delphia, Sept. 24.--With only one for
eigner, w. L. Hope, the Britisher, re
naming in the field, American golf
stars continued their chase after the
national amateur championship in
the second round Of the tournament
here today.
Sixteen of the thirty-two players
who started in the first round Of the
match play Tuesday faced SITTER
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Billy EUanS
Says

@Y COBB, holder Of many rec
ords. has set a new one that
IL is probably even safer than
Babe Ruth's mark Of ffty-nine
home-runs.
In the first inning of the game Of
Sept. 90. between Detroit and New
York, Cobb singled over second base.
That hit gave him 200 for the
present season and made the ninth
season in which he has made 200 or
more hits.
Prior TO that base hit on the part
of Cobb. he had held the record
jointly with Willie Keller.
Making 200 hits in a season Of 154
games is an unusual feat. It means
better than a safe blow per game.
Turning the trick nine seasons, in
a career that has extended over nine
teen fun campaigns, is certainly an
extraordinary accomplishment.
The season of 1924 is Cobb's TWEEN
tieth year. as he came to the majors
in the fall Of 1905.
Most of the worthwhile batting
records are now held by Cobb. He
hasn't much TO shoot at.
Babe Ruth's home-run record Of
hfty-nine is one Of them. but Cobb
never has been noted for circuit
TT is the opinion OF the base
ball experts that Cobb's feat
OF making 200 or more hits
for nine years of his career Will
stand for years and years, if not
forever.
In the major leagues there are per
haps not more than a half-dozen
players who have a chance to equal
or break the performance.
In speaking Of his record batting
performances. Cobb credits his sue
cess to having made a study of the
pitchers and felders, plus natures
gifts, a good eye and speed.
incidentally Cobb is Of the opin-
ion that batting ability is more or
less a natural gift However. he
emphasizes the fact that every
player can improve his batting eye
if he makes the proper effort
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with the Washington club leading by
two full games Including today.
New York has five more games To
play and Washington the same
numbers. The Senators lock like
sure champs.
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NEW TEAM IN FIELD AT
SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
Coach Godsberry Building Grid Eleven Without Single
Letter Man Blackstone Good Prospects on Squad
By DICK MILLER

Without one regular who wore Shorridge gridron uni
form in 1928 without letter nucleus for his
in the coming campaign Head Coach Lon Godsberry
former Wabash college star at work long after dark
Shortridge high school athletic field the other night
rmind spirit bring that school the athletic ru that
il has been in for the past several seasons.
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Genaro Beats Graham

By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Frankie
Genaro, American fyweight cham
pion, won the decision over Bushy
Graham in twelve rounds at Hender-
son bowl in Brooklyn Tuesday night.
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Russell julius. former Indiana L.
player. is assistant coach Able
Thatcher, who was recently declared
ineligible FOR competition. also is
helping out. It was a sad blow TO
the north siders when Thatcher. who
was expected 10 again be a main
cog. was ruled out because he had
finished his four years at the school.
Ten days before school opened
twenty-five Of the most likely can
didates for the team were taken to
Tippecanoe Lake for training. It's
an easy matter to distinguish those
twenty-five from the balance Of the
fifty that make up the squad Tn
doubtedly they are in the pink OF
condition.
The second noticeable point about
the Blue and White squad is that
it is much heavier than in seasons
past.
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1t was apparent in the action Of
the Pittsburgh Pirates at the Polo
Grounds Tuesday that they felt the
same way about it and that it
didn't make much difference what
happened to them.
O'COnnell Delivers
Jimmy O'Connen drove in two
runs with his first homer Of the
season and Rabbit Meanwhile, who
played erratically in the Brooklyn
series, heaved a wild one to the
plate and presented the Giants with
some more runs.
The Giants increased their lead
over the Brooklyn Robins to a little
more than a full game while the
Cubs were beating the runnersup.
Dazzzy Vance. greatest pitcher Of the
year. lost a tough one. He allowed
only four hits in ten innings, but
he threw three home run balls and
blew the game.
With the Giants a game ahead Of
the Robins and two and one-half
games in front Of the Pirates. the
champions have an easier way now
10 a new baseball record Of four pen
nants in succession.
When Class Tells
The real quality Of the Giants is
being shown in their present emer-
gency. Frisch, Groh and Meusel.
three regulars, are out of the lineup,
but McGraw has many capable re-
serves. Lindstrom and O'Connell,
two substitutes, practically won the
game when they got the first two
hits off Lee Meadows Tuesday and
scored two runs which were enough
to win the game.
The Giants have five more games
to play, the Robins have three and
the Pirates seven.
II the Giants win four out Of their
five remaining games they will win
the pennant, even If the Robins win
their three games. The Pirates
would have to win their seven games
to finish in a tie if the champions
won three out Of their five.
The Washington Senators and the
Yankees won their games Tuesday
and the situation remained un-
changed in the American League,
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Independent Football

The J. J. c. football players are asked
to attend practice this evening at 1880
Ray and West SITS The Brightwood A. C.s
will be played Sunday on the Brghtwood
field. For games call Drexel 4l70 and
ask for Dave.
The Brookside A. A will meet tonight
at 1924 n. Dearborn st. Equipment will
be issued to the following Park, Clark.
Roth Gibson. Durbin. Greenwood McIn-
tosh. Vehling, Karrer, Hollenbeck, German,
Kennick. Miller Finley. Katzenberger
Yeager. whaley and Barton. Left Graves
also take notice.
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Edge A. Race-N Giants Lead NouO Appears Secure
INDIANS FAIL TO WIN
BEHIND GOOD PITCHING
Petty Allows Apostles Only Four Hits in Opener, but
LoSeS-Twin Bill for Tribe Today,
By Times Special

y ~
ST PAUL, Sept 24-Knocked out of the A. A. lead Tues
day. the Indians hoped regain lost ground in the double
with the Saints this afternoon but from the standpoint
of the onooker appeared gloomy for the
The Trbesmen failed behind Petty their
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(OnIy games scheduledD
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAOI
Washington ... -004 300 OOO-7 10 1
Chicago .-..-.... 100 DOL 200-6 10 .
Mogridge, Marberry. Ruel: Robertson.
Blankenship, Grouse.
Boston ......,.. 02O 900 600 s 2
Detroit !.-.... 600 100 O0'-3 5 o
wingfeld. Heving; stoner. Woodsll.
Philadelphia &C.. 232 100 COLL IS 2
St Louis O30 0C0 Goa 10 ,
Heimach. Perkins vangilder. Lastey.
Barnhart. Lyons. Rego, Collins.
Cleveland ...... 600 900 020-& IL /
shawkey. Bengough; Smith. sewell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh ...... 600 600 O1O--1 Z l
New York ...... 600 200 30'--5 )
Meadows. songer. Smith: Mcouiran.
Gowdy.
(Ten Innings)
Chicago ...... 1O3 900 600 Is o
Brooklyn ..... 800 600 O1O o. 10 .
Keen. Hartnett; Vance. Ruether. De-
berry. Taylor
ten Innngs)
St Louis 800. 003 O1o 003 Is II 2
Philadelphia .. 900 OO1 1913 o. Is 1
Day. Dickerman. sherdel. Clemens Con
zales; Mitchell Belts, Wilson. Wendell.
Cincinnati $780,. 900 600 o4o-4 10 2
Boston ....... 900 900 o10--1 0
Luque, Hargrave; Graham. Benton.
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Whelan Handicapped

Pug Allen has a lame ankle and
is unable 70 play and Tom Whelan
is handicapped when batting by the
injury he received at Kansas City.
St. Paul fans were in gleeful mood
Tuesday night. They believe the
pennant is a sure thing for the
Saints, now that the locals are out
in front again. Everybody here
feared Petty, but when the Indians
showed lack Of punch behind their
mainstay. betting odds heightened
on Nick Aliens team to annex the
title.
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Niehaus Golf Winner

Johnny Niehaus won the annual
golf tourney OF the Advertising Club
Tuesday at the Riverside course
with gross score of 81 1t was his
third consecutive victory.
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Morris st. Meeting

II is important that every member
OF the Morris St. NJ z. baseball team
report ar the meeting tonight at the
church, o'clock.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGTE
GAMES TODAY


INDIANAPOLIS at St. Paul two
gamesl Toledo at Milwaukee Columbus
at Kansas City two games) Louisville at
Minneapolis 1.-TWO gamesl.
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Manager Bush's hopes were pinned
on Petty's ability to win two games
out of the five here. Bush's plans
called for Jess to pitch the first and
fifth battles. But that defeat Tues
day was a terrific blow to Tribe
hopes.
The Indians lost, . to 0, despite
the fact Petty permitted only four
hits. Faeth. on the mound for the
Saints, was touched for six hits, but
he was tight in the pinches and the
Indian batsmen couldn't solve his
slants when hits meant runs.
Only One Earned Run
1t was a thrilling game. One Of
the ST. Paul runs was kicked in"
by Jones. who fumbled with a run
ner on third base in the third in
ming. Two Saints We're out at the
time. The lone earned run was
scored in the seventh when Neun
singled and scored on Dressen's
double.
Petty gave way to a pinch hitter
in the eighth and George Smith fin
ished on the mound for the In
dams. ST. Paul fans realized Petty
had twirled big league ball and they
gave him much applause when he
left the game. He was striving for
his thirtieth victory Of the season.
Tribesmen had several chances to
score, but they were out Of luck.
Two ST. Paul double plays choked
off the Tribesmen when they tried
for rallies in the eighth and ninth.
Probable Hurlers Today
It was believed Bush would use
Burwell and Morton as his starting
pitchers in today'G double-header
The third-place Colonies rested
Tuesday, but were to get back in
action at Minneapolis this afternoon.
After the Indians finish here. they
will go TO Minneapolis and the
COlonels will invade the Saints
camp.
A crowd Of 5000 attended the
Tribe Saint series opener Tuesday.
President Hickey was present, as
was Owner Smith of the Indians and
A few other Indianapolis boosters.
The Indians We're four points back
Of the Saints this morning. The
team feels the absence Of Rehg. who
has a lame knee. He is the type OF
player that usually goes big in a
tight series. Blessing. the rookie. is
doing better than expected, but he
is handicapped TO a certain extent
because he has not been in the
league long enough to know how TO
play opposing batsmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-24
Major Homer Leaders

Ruth, Yanks, As.
Fourier, Robins, 81.
Hauser, Athletics, 81.
Hornsby, Cards, "a
Williams. Pills. %.
Kelly, Giants, 81.
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AMERICAN LEAGTE
NATIONAL IEAGTE

Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washington
at Chicago. New York at Cleveland De
trOit Boston tho game scheduled.
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Cincinnati al Boston two games). Pitts
burgh at New York. St Louis at Phila-
delphia. Chicago al Brooklyn
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CRIPPLED CHAMPS SHOW
PUNCH AGAINST PIRATES
With Frsch, Groh and MeuseI Absent, McGraw'S Subs
Come to Observation-Disclosures Holds Firm Grip,
By HENRY l.. FARRELL
BIZ United Press STAFF CorresDondent

NEW YORK, Sept, 24-Crpped and from their hard
fight in four years. the New York Giants reached
point where they reasonably certain of winning the Ma
tinnal IIeao ole nennant for 1921