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sacrificed Russell to Judge. Lindstrom up. Gowdy scored on LindstrOm's hit to right for two bases. Frisch mp. Miller took Frisch's foul. Young up. Harris threw out Young. 1 run, l hit, l error.
 SEVENTH INNING
 Senators: McNeely batting for Rus sell. McNeely flied out to Wilson. Lei bold up. Leibold was given a base on balls Harris up Harris whitfield. Rice up. Rices grounder went for hit. Leibold went to second. Goslin up. FriscIl took Goslip's groHnder and threw him out. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Giants: Martina wen in the box for Washington. Kelly up. Kelly struck out. Terry up. Ruel took Terry's foul after a long run. Wilson up. Goslin took Will soa's high fly No runs, no hits, no errors. M
 a7sSs EIGHTH INNING x.
 Senators: Judge up. Judge went cut to first to Terry unassisted. Bluege up. Bluege shot single into left. Miller up. Miller walked. Ruel up. Ruel was thrown out at, first Jackson to Terry BIuege going to third and Miller to second Shirley batted in place of Mar tina. Shirley up, Bluege scored when Lindstrom, fumbled Shirley's grounder The official score gave Shirley hit. Leibold up. Frisch threw out Leibold. One run, two aits, no errors.
 Giants: Spoece went in the box for the Senators. Jackson mp. Jackson scratched as hit toward third. GOwdy up. Jackson stole second. G0wdy singled into right Jackson going to third. Ryan up. Jackson scoped when Speece thew out Ryan at first Gowdy going to sec ond. IIindstrom up. Leibold took Lind strom's fly and GOwdy went to third Frisch up. Gowdy was out at the plate when Speece took Frisch's bunt and tossed to Ruel. One run Two hits, no errors. Il Q,e
 NINTH INNING 7,
 Senators: Harris up. Harris Texas leaguer fell safely in left field. Rice up Rice popped to Lindstrom. Goslin up. GOslin beat out Bunt Harris going to second. Judge singled to right Harris going to third and Goslin to second. Ryan was taken from the box. JOnnard replaced Ryan. Southworth went into center field in place of Kelly. Bluege up. Harris scored when Bluege got q base on balls Miller up. Jonnard was taken from the box his place being taken by Watson, Miller up. Miller fouled to Lindstrom. Ruel up. Lind strom took Ruelss g6rhnder and touched third forcing out Judge. 1 run 3 hits, no errors.
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FRANK FRlSCH WAS BIG STAR
Rice Says Fielding of 'Fordham, Flash Beat
 Senators
By SAMMY RICE, Washington Star Outfielder m fC.opyrielff. 1D24)

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.--The third game of our 1924 scramble for the worlds championship wasn't won by any particular mans hitting. It was captured by Frankie Frisch's stellar fielding. m x
 Whoever dubbed him the '.Fordham Flash" should have seen him today. Then it would have been the "Fordham .Streak. have seen a lot of infield- CTS but I remember only one other man who would have sffagged the two Texas league flies from Goose Goslin's bat ,that Frisch got today. The other fel- low have in mind is George McBride, former Washington shortstop.
 Frisch literally robbed sGoslin of three hits. The first was his catch of the loft fly to centerfield in the fourth, taking the ball on dead run. At the time Ruel was on first, having walked, and Judge followed with a double. So you see we would have scored at least another tally there.
 Gets Another
 i, Then Frankie duplicated the. feat in the fifth, going into rightfield for an- other short fly. While no one was on and there were two outs at the time, a hit right there might have started the winning rally, for we usually follow up the Goose's hits. They seem to stim- ulate rallies. Then Frisch went over back of first for Gosliri's smash after I had singled in the seventh and we had the hit-and-run play on l was round- ing second when the throw reached first. It killed one of our big chances
 Yes, give Frisch credit. There are occasional spectaular catches pulled in all big games when we are all trying hard, got one today. although it al- most tore my hand off, when I stuck my glove in front of bindstrorn's clout in the fourth. Pep" Young also-got great catch when he had to dive for Ruel's lofty fly to short-right in the sixth. But, few fielders get as many as Frisch pulled today in a single contest.
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FLYTNG TUE. WINS

DAYTON, O., Oct. -Etienne Dor mos of McCook Field, flying his nome made aerial bath tub" took first honors in the Rickenbacker trophy race here today. He took off at Wilbur Wright Field here this morning at 10 ;O8 o'clock and arrived in Columbus 55 minutes later. He made the return trip in one hour and five minutes. Two other contestants were forced down.
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DOBBS HERE ON OFFICIAL VISIT New Manager and Smith to Go North In
 November

Johnny Dobbs, recently appointed manager. of the Birmingham Barons, boss of the pennant winning Chicks this year, premier baseball pilot of the Southern league, ct cetera, made visit to the Magic City Monday to confer with the Baronial moguls in regard to the Southern league race of 1925.
 Dobbs and President W. D. Smith staged lengthy conference in regard to things of baseball nature, but little definite was given out as result of the powwow. However, there was quite d few important things said and some plans undoubtedly laid, which the local proxy and new pilot agreed upon as result of the conference.
 It was decided, however, that Proxy Smith and Manager Johnny Dobbs would journey northward toward the latter part of November or early De eember to confer with Barney Drey- fuss, president of the ,Pittsburg Pirates over a player agreement which is likely to take place between the Pirates and Barons during 1925.
 Go To Meeting
 Following the conference with Drey; fuss, sSmith and Dobbs will go to the minor league. meeting to be held in Hartford a short time later, and there also some interesting things for Bir- rningham baseball fans will probably take place. Dobbs is mighty well known in minor league circles, and it is very probable r that important conferences leading to some definite results will take place at the minor league meet.
 Dobbs left for Double Springs, Tenn, where he will make his home for the major portion of the off season. He came here direct from Memphis, where he led the chicks in their battle with the Fort Worth ranthers for the cham pionship of Dixie.
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SIXTH INNING

Senators: Judge up. Judge lined out to Kelly. Bluege up. Bluege Was a strike out victim Miller up. Miller scratched an infield hit. Ruel up. Young came in and made shoestring catch of Ruels seeming safe hit~No runs, one hit, rtO errors.
 Giants: Gowdy up Gowdys hot smash went through Miller. It was
 rn error for Milier. 1Iyan up. Ryan
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Series Figures
(By Associated Press )


 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Standing Team Won Lost Pct. New York .....,...,...2 .86l Washington ......... .....1 .33d Scores: First game: New York 4. Washing. ton 3. (12 innings).
 Second game: New York 3, Washing. ton 4.
 Third game: New York 6, Washing ton 4.
 Attendance (paid) third game AT sos; total, 119,290.
 Receipts, $1S6,572; total, $457 ,524. Players share, $111,943,20; total $274,514.40.
 Clubs share, $46,643; total, $114,3s1 Advisory council Share, $27, ,9S5.S0; total, $68, ,628.60. / Fourth game Tuesday at New York D. m. Probable batteries; New York Barnes and Gowdy; Washington, Mog' ridge and Ruel.
 ALMOST AS GOOD NOrth-Did Dobbs display any knowl- edge of the matter?
 West-No; he merely concealed his ignorance.
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SENATOR'S RALLY IS
 STOPPED BY WATSON
Game Replete With Circus Plays And Poor JSa Pitching-Ryan Sent To Showers .I

Marberry and experimented unsuccess- fully with Russell, Martina and Speece. Johnson had one licking. McQuil- Ian got shaky and walked Ruel. Then the parade of the pitchers began, Mo Quillan leading. Ryan couldn't find the plate and walked Tate, batting for Marberry, forcing in run, Liebold then flied out to left and that was over.
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sacrificed Russell to Judge. Lindstrom up. Gowdy scored on Lindstrom's hit to right for two bases. Frisch np. Miller took Frisch's foul. Young up. Harris threw out Young. 1 run, 1 hit,. 1 error.
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ROSTERS GIVEN
 OUT FOR TOUR Giants and White SOx Announce Line-Ups
 For Trip

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-The list of play CTS who will accompany the Chicago Americans and the New York Nationals on their world tour starting the middle of the month, were announced here to- night by Norris Trip" O'Neill, busi- ness manager in charge of the trip.
 The world tour will be preceded by an exhibition game at Ottawa, Canada, on October IS, according to present plans, after which the teams will sail for Europe where Dick Kinsella, repre- senting the Giants has mapped out. an itinenary which provides for games in Ireland. England, Belgium and Italy.
 The White Sox lineup will include 1:
 Outfield : Mostil and Falk, Chicago, and Sam Rice, Washington infield, William Kamm, Merchant and Clancy, all of Chicago, and one other player to be selected; catchers, Ruel of Washing ton and Picinich of the Boston Red Sox; pitchers, Faber, Robertson, Lyons and Foreman, all. of Chicago, Ed Walsh, coach of the White SO4, will act as one of the umpires and Manager Johnny Eyers will be in charge of the SOx.
 Those making the trip with the Giants include:
 Infield, Groh, Jackson and Frisch all of the Giants and McInnis of the Boston Braves; outfield, Young Meusel of >New York, and Stengel of Boston pitchers, Bentley, Jonnard and Nehf of the Giants and one other to be selected catchefs, Henline and Philadelphia and Gowdy of. New York. Hugh Jennings Giant coach and Manager John Nc. Graw will be in charge.
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batted for Lnd.tron in iah third b) bated for in Johnson 18th of first game Martna1n eighth inning of third game 2 . v. .... ., ~ .... 5000.
  Miller Double Brge to Harris 10 1nags Bluege Judge
 
  NcNeey Zahay McQuinan CRce 2; Lbcld Mler) Jonnad BIge Struck out p
 
 B.  in F. Zachary in in bamanl Wtd pitch yohnn Ian. Johnson Bentley, MarberyS
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A CHANGE TO PROVE IT, Judge, I'm sorry took the money but, you know. the more man gets,. the nfore. he wants. Judge -Welly, you aree going to get ten years How much more do you want?
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WOMEN GOLFERS
PLAY FOR TITLE
Second Round AT Roebuck
TodayResults OF
Thursday

Eight women golfers will compete to-
day In the second round of the women's
city championship tournament now in
progress at the Roebuck Country club.
The results Thursday and the matches
for Friday follow:
ID Champisnship Flight
First Round
Mrs. Geismer defeated. Mrs. Tray
Mrs. Mecormaek aefeated Mrs. Beas-
ley, SIS. ~
Mrs. T. Nabers defeated Mrs
Mrs: sam Nassr. defeated MRS. stub
Mrs. LeiboId defeated Mrs. Polk, 4-s.
Mrs: Harrison defeated Mrs. Dew
MRS. Roberts. Jr., defeated Mrs. Col
Mrs. Kirby defeated, Mrs. chau-
foux, &c.
Baby Right Resuits
Z, First Ronnd
Mrs. LathrOp uulea.eu .Mrs., Joy. Al.
Wrs. Davis defeated Mrs. Scott, 2 UP.
MIS-. t'ninips ue4eaeeu Miss rynes.
Miss Lanier defeated Mrs. Yeates, 80.
Pairings, Secesd Hound
Championship Flight
Mrs. Geismer VS.. MRS. McCormack.
MIS-. r. Napers vs.. bArD. sam Napers.
Mrs. Liebold We. Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. Roberts, jr., vs.. Mrs. Kiiby.
Pairings
Consolation Championship Flight
I. Mrs. Traynor VS.. MRS. Beasiey.
Mrs. Thames VS.. MRS. Stupblns.
Mrs. Polk vs.. Mrs. DewsIoe.
MRS. Collier VS.. Mrs. chalifoux.
Pairings
Second Round, Asahy Flight
Mrs. Lathrop VS.. Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Phillips vs.. Miss Lanier.
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SHUTTLE ALONG
is FIRST HOME
Wins $4,000 Jennings Handicap
At PimlicO Opening ;

BALTIMORE, May 1.-shuffle Along
won the 5000 Jennings handicap for
3-year-olds and upward, the feature OF
the opening day of the Pimlico spring
meeting. Big Blaze was second; Sun
sperO third.
Time for the six furlongs, I'LL As.
Valador. Lord Baltimore, II, Boland,
Indian Trail, Sun Flag and Golden Rule
also ran. Sunpero and Sun Flag, Gift
ford Cochran entry.
A 50 mutuel ticket paid the winner
$50, $500 and $3.50; second, $40 and
$40; third, $3.50.
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Summary = Two-base hits. Barrett.
French, Hooper. Fish. sewell; three-base
hits. Blankenship, Snmma: stolen bases,
McNulty; sacrifices, Myatt, sheeiy, Hoop
err; double plays. Fewster. j. Seweil,
Burns; left on base. Chicago. 3; Cleve-
land, S.; bases on balls off. Blankenship,
2; Connally, Il Shaute, 2: Morton, /
Smith. 2; Lindset s: struck out by
Blankenship. /; Shaute. 1; Smith. /; hits
off, Blankenship. Z in 6 innings Connaiiy
5 in innings; Shaute. in innings:
Morton, in ] inning; none out in Sth
Smith, in inning; Lindsey, 4 in inning.
Baik. Lindsey; winning pitcher. Blanken-
ship; losing pitcher, Shaute. Umpires
Holmes and Owens. TIME $3.50.
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a big day on the field with eight
chances handled faultlessly and hit
safe twice and scored two of the teams
runs. Stewart made a great stop of
a ball hit into fight field by Mulvey,
throwing him out at first, after jug
Cling the ball and stopping the Bears
from scoring. Little Johnny Ring COW
cred short in great shape hut he failed
to hit, the presence of Hartford be-
ing missed materially in this game.
Hartford has charley horse.
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TAKE
EIGHTH GAME

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May 1.-The Chicks
turned in their eighth straight victory
today by defeating Chattanooga to 2.
Eleven hits off Roe. coupled with three
errors, gave Memphis a safe lead early
in the game. The victory today. with
Atlanta idle again, put the Chicks two
full games in the lead in the pennant
chase.
The box score:
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Ensley Boy To Meet
Jimmy Finley At The
B. A. C. Tonight

Johnny McGinty and Jimmy Finley,
two walloping welters, will toss the
crown of Dixie into the ring Friday
night at the Birmingham Athletic club
and battle for it. The possessor of the
crown at present is Finley and the Bir-
mingham boy will strive manfully to
dispossess him tonight.
The fight had created much interest
in fight circles here and reports have
1t that the house has few seats left for
the late corners and the early birds will
get the seats.
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DODGERS HIT 4
PHIL PITCHERS

BROOKLYN. N. T., May 1.-Brooklyn
pounded four philadelphia pitchers today
in winning by. 10 to Z. Stock led the as
sauIt with three hits, making five in
the two games he mas played since join
ing the Dodgers. Grimes. although the
Phillies found him for ten hits, pitched
air tight ball in the pinches not giving
a base on balls and tanning five bat
tiers. Cy Williams got his second home
run at Ebbetts Fields.
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xBatted for Hurt in the ninth,
xxBatted for Richburg in ninth. .
Score by innings:
Nashville ......... 600 201 013-7
AiIlie INoch lOO UUO WIZ
summary: Two-base hits, Barber Guy
on. Graft; home runs, Hawks, Lebour-
yeau; sacrifice hits, Philbin, Barber,
Gratf; stolen bases, Guyon, Johnston.
Griffith. Murray. Lehourveau: left on
bases, Nashville Z. Little Rock 0: innings
pitched by Lindstrom I la with hits
Morris Ia with 1 hit and no runs (three
on and two out in 9th), by Mccall Is
out in sth), by Roberts ia. hit and 1,
run (three on and two out ip 9th); struck
out, by Mccall 3, by Lndstrom 1 base
on balls. off Mccall 2, off Roberts 2, off
Riehburg /. off Llndstrom 4. off Morris
Z; hit by pitcher Lindstrom (Lapan) /;
losing pitcher. MCCALL. Time, 2:2O.
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xBatted for Sand in 9Th.
xxBatted for Hamilton In eth.

Summary-Two-base hits. Heinrich,
j Johnson: three-base hits, Sand: homeruu,
Williams: stolen bases, Neis; double plays,
J ohnston, High and Fournisr; Ford, Sand
Brooklyn. s; base on ball off. Hamilton, 2 |;
Belts. l.; Lewis i; struck out by Hamilton,
in 2 1-s innings; off. Belts 8 in 1;
(none out In 7th); Hamilton, in ga
.nnings; Lewis, Mccormick and Oday.
Time: 2:l0.
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WHITE SOX WIN
FROM TRIBE, 1877

CLEVELAND, O.. May with two
out and none on, Pitcher Shaute dropped
Burns throw to get Collins in the first
inning, starting rally which netted Chi
cago four runs Cleveland never over
came the lead, losing 10 to 7. Fewster
who replaced Stephenson after he collided
and scored three runs in three times up
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no. BOZ IN NEW YORK.

ATLANTA. Ca, May billy Nc
Gowan. Atlanta Iight-heavyweight and
a sparring partner of Young" Strib-
ling, Georgia boxer, will meet Paul
Berlenbach of New York on May 8 in
Madison Square Garden, 1t Is announced
by Bolt J.. Gewinner, Atlanta represens
tatiFe OF stfibling.
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Three-base hits. Bandrimer Miner. Me
haus Massey, Taylor, Bates. Sacrifice.
Carlyle 2, Rogers, Taylor. Stolen bases.
Lamotte. C. Anderson, Bates Left on
base. Memphis z. Chattanooga 6. Base
on balls off Rogers 2, Roe 4. Struck out
by Rogers g. Roe 3. Hit by pitcher, by
Roe (Wade). Time, las. Umpires
Pfenninger and MCGOWAN.
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Summary: Two-base hit, ID. williams;
sacrifice, DevOrmer; double plays, Brau-
sen to Stewart to knOde; wild pitch.
Ellis; balk. w. Bates; base ON balls, off
Bates 1. Ellis 1; struck out. by Bates 1;
nings. 10 hits. runs Zone ont, two ON
base when relieved; left ON bases, Mo-
bile 3, Birmingham 8; winning pitcher.
Boone. umpires, Williams and ,DoOian.
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PIRATES BUNCH
HITS ON CARDS

PITTsBURG, May 1.-4Pittsburs punched
hits In the third and sixth innings and
won the opening game from st. Louis 8
to s today. Carey had four hits and a
walk in five trips to the plate. A run
ming catch by Maranyple back of first
base was fielding feature.
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RED SOX HIT
ROMMEL HARD

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-Bostoh ooSe
d an,,naI from the mound and won the
opening game Of the series from Phila-
delphM today, to l. Hauser hit nome
run for the Athletics, his third OF the
season.
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xBatted for May in seventh.
xxRan for Harper in ninth.
xxxBatted FOR Dibut in ninth.
re by innings:

OHhtSuBU VII wv v
Summary: Two-base hits, Hartnett,
Bohne. STATE, Grimes. Grigsby. Heathcote,
Aldridge, Duncan. Harper: three.base
bases, Grantham. Fonseca; sacrifice. Har
grave: double play. Adams to Grantham
to Grimes left on base, Cincinnati.
struck out. by May, 1 by Dfbut, 1; hits.
off Mays in 2-3 innings; hits. off Mays
innings; losing pitcherS Mays; umpires.
KLEIN and Wilson. Time. 1:4s.
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fish three runs to the good in their
game Thursday with the Shades ahaba
nine. The score was - to 10. Wiidnesr
by pitchers early in the game put the
Jeffcohi bunch In a hole. Mcdonald
and Britt did the hitting largely for the
Jeffco boys, while Bumgardner got two
of the Mountaineers' three hits
The score: S. r.. H. e.,
Jeffcohf ~. -. s....-..........t.. lS IL X
Shades Cahaba ,.e.......,,...i10
Batteries: Thompson. SHELTON and
Britt; Curl, McRae. Mailman and Bum
Bessemer Takes Another
Two postponed games were played off
In the south Jefferson county division.
Bessemer defeated Hueytown, to 2.
while McAdory beat Oak Grove, TO 4.
Stoutenborough pitched great game
for Besserner and set Hueytown down
with two hits. He struck out ~ men
and the pair OF Gopher runs were scored
on errors. Parons played good game
Dinsmore got the only two hits for
The score: R.H.E.
Hueytown ..................,..z r.
Batteries: stoutenborough and
Hodges; Reed, Dinsmore and Dinsnhore.
University High Loses
George Reynolds University High
team ran into stiff competition at the
hands of Mortimer JORDAN, and with
wiidness on the part Of the Barnett
boys dropped the contest by 10 to 4
Little. OF Mortimer Jordan, made a
sweet catch in the seventh, snagging
Bates drive and turning University
rally into double play. T. Barnett
was strong toward the last, not allow
ing a hit in the last six innings, the
game being lost by heavy scoring in
The score: R.H.E.
Mortimer Jordan ............ 10 3 2
University High ...... ......,..t4 A
e. Sanding; F. Barnett, T. Barnett
and Wood. IL
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CUBS SLAM MAYS
FOR 81 VICTORY
Carl And jake Give Up
| II Hits For Total OF
20 Bases

Chicago, Nay I.--Chicago pounded
Carl Mays and Jake May hard in the
early innings and defeated Cincinnati
to in the first game of the series here
today The extra base hitting Of the Cubs
was feature, their IL hits being good
for total ofS2s bases.
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CHICAGO, May 1.-Ernest Osborne,
big right hand pitcher of the Chicago
Cubs, today was claimed by Brooklyn
via the waiver route.
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FnilauelDnld .OVO UVO vii
Summary: Two-base hits Veach. Hale.
Galloway; three-base hit. Harris; home
run. Hauser; sacrifice. Clark: double
plays. Wamby to Lee ito Harris, Lee to
Wamby, Lee to Wamby to Harris; left
on base. Boston Z. Philadelphia Z; base
on balls. off Quinn 1. RommeI 1. Baum
gartner 8: struck out. by Quinn 3. Rom
mel /, Baumgartner ., Walberg /; hits.
off Rommel in innings, Baumgartner
none in two. Walberg none in one; losing
pitcher, Rommel Umplres Nallin and
Evans. Time, l:40.
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SENATORS STOP
YANKEE STREAK
Higgins Uses Four Pitch
ers, But Fails To Win
Ninth Game

NEW YORK, May 1-washington
broke the winning streak of the New
York Americans here today. defeating
the worlds champions by a score of
to .. after they had won eight straight
games.
The box score:
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May 1.--(Spe-
cial.) 1.-The annual baseball series be-
tween the teams of the Huntsville col
lege ana Huntsville High school, which
will begin tomorrow, Is looked upon
by local baseball fans as the event
OF chief interest of the spring In local
sportdom. The two teams appear this
season to be more evenly matched than
ever before, although for two years
past the games have been warmly con-
tested. Huntsville High has never
won a series, but last year, though los
ing three OF the four games played,
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VOLS WIN OUT
ON TRAVELLERS

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. May Nash
vile punched hits today and profited by
bases on balls. defeating Little Rock. I
to 3. Hawks and Lebourveau hit home
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zBatted for Gonzales in Sth. -
zzBatted for Haines in Stb.
zzxRan for Schultz in 9Th.
s xBarnhart hat by basted bail, a.
This score by inninga.
St Louis - = -. 002 '08f 02I--- 6
Pittsburg 4. ..........s..013 003 ok
Summary: Two-base hits, l.. Bell. Flack
Kremer; three base hits. Hornsby, Wright.
Dyer; stolen bases. Carey. q Bikbee 2.
Traynor; double play, Bell Hornsby- Bot
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tomley; left on base. st. Louis, ST. Pitts
burg. Z; bases on balls, off Kreiner. | !;
Ha,I,ss., 4: II. seIa, lifts or lanes r. 3,
in innings; off H. Bell, 2 In l inning
balks, Kremer. Haines; losing pitcher
Haines. Umpires. Quigley, Hart and
SyzeaileY. Time ia.