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SANDLOTTERS START
EXAMINATIONS SOON

Sandlot competition will reach it's
peak in the next three weeks, as the
winners in the various leagues affil-
lated with the Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association must stage
series of elimination matches be-
fore the latter part of August. This
action was decided at a meeting of
the w. 3. b. A. A. officials last night.
The winners of the Potomac and
the Washington Maryland circuits,
as we'll as the victors in the Govern
ment loops, will figure in the elimi-
nation tilts.
Mount Rainier is a favorite in the
Washing tom Maryland series, while
the St. Joseph and Union Printers have
copped the sectional titles in classes A
and E of the Potomac League, re-
spectively. Ransdell, Tenleytown and
the Eastern Athletic Association are
waging a bitter fight in section c of
the Potomac competition.
No. 1 Engine Company lowered the
colors of the Columbia Engine Com
pany, 6 to 3, in an Alexandria game
Yesterday Hayden registered three
safeties in as many times at bat.
Wingardner. on the mound for the
Black and White nine, yielded but
four blows to the Pullman tossers,
but his team lost, to l, in the Rail-
road Y. NJ c. A. loop. Wright of the
losers drove homer.
Union Printers planned to practice
today at o'clock on the south dia-
mond of the Ellipse.
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The Browns lost two heart t-break-
ing games to the Yankees by a score
Of l to 0, and to 1. AS the results
indicate, bth battles were decided by
single combat between the rival
moundsmen.
Honors were even in the opener be-
tween Pennock and Wingard, but
Robertson turned the tide of victory
in the formers favor with a two-base
wild throw past first.
Bush won a deserved triumph over
Shocker in the final by uncorking
trifie more stuff in the tight places.
After cinching the curtain raiser
by s to 4 and establishing six-run
lead in the second. Detroit collapsed
at the feet of the Athletics in the
fifth inning, the White Elephants
chasing seven runs over the pan In
that frame and winning out by to
Z in the eleventh. Liz Stoner was
chiefly responsible for the grand
blowup.
Coveleskie held Washington safe at
all stages while his fellow Indians
hammered out a 5-to-1 victory. Cieve-
lands win, coupled with Chicago's
double death at the hands of Boston,
enabled the Tribe to pass the White
Evening star., 1924-08-14
RANK NEXT TO BROWNS
AS STYMIE FOR BUCKS
Criffs Must Win All of Remaining Four Games
Against Cleveland to Get an Even Break on
Season-Mogridge Hurls Final Today.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,

the Nationals fail establish history by the
| Washington combination, they
unless they truly terrific the AZ scheduled
naming the blame for will be directly attributable their Ineffective
OF their Louis Cleveland
which has formidable
for honors Ban Johnson's
To the Ghmen able third
the IS contests played ds1 with the Browns and succeeded
while losing decisions Indians
break with the Tribe which would add the Washington
column and decrease the losses by the number and
additional victories the Browns with the result would
the Bucks
$50 which than the boased by
the agueleadng YankS
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it. If he were pitched twice wee
for the rest of the season and won
all the time he would hardly be ablr
to equal his last years record.
Castor. kid pitcher of Paterson
from whom little was expected, has
managed to win five times as many
games as he has lost and that is as
much as the Yank& could ask of the
most expensive pitching star
Shawkey Is Delivering.
Shawkey is running about as H.
did in 1923 and that means he is a
good work horse. He never is con
tlnually brilliant, though he often
shines, but he will go out to the
mound when it is his turn and give
all that he has to his team
The Yankees were badly ioIted
this year when for long period they
lost Ward from their lineup because
of injury. No shift that was at
tempted was as good as the original
combination, and there are many now
who know a deal more about how
much Ward means to the Yankee in
field
Neither Ward nor Scott is making
an unusual record around second this
year They get everything in reach
without hesitation and with few
blunders. but they are not covering
the extra foot of ground that makes
an lnhelder great. Nor is Dugan up
to his speed Of last season.
Pitchers First to suffer.
The Yanks did not cover as much
ground in 1928 as did some other
teams, and when they began to fall
off a little this year their pitchers
were first to suffer. This brings UP
again the question of just how much
an infield contributes to the great
ness of pitcher There is no doubt
that fast infield contributes a lot
If Combs had not been injured il
can be presumed he would have been
a regular on the New York team by
this time. That is another point to
be remembered To this day his start
as batter kept his name al the top
of the American League. His ability
as fielder might have been equally
! in evidence.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
WEAK PITCHING NOT SOLE1
CAUSE OF CURRENT SLUMP
Inability of Champions to Stay Out in Front Is Dus
as Much to Deterioration of Fielders as De-
cline in Effectiveness of Boxmen.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK August 4Now that the Yankees
" than they did of
the falling off of their pitching Manager Higgins
criticized for failure to buy patches the holes
isn't altogether that the pitching fallen
gaoper then And they less Their inability
much
strength.
Bush and Jones have
judging by going
finish the behind last years record But the Yanks
which
Evening star., 1924-08-14

Most of the teams have had several
years of experience playing as one
combination. This season marks the
first for the Meridians. Nelson Colley,
organizer and outstanding performer
on the nine, is considered one of the
best shortstops in the midget series.
Wilton Stevens. a southpaw boxman.
is greatly responsible for his mines
success. Bills Burns Bits Shriver.
Jimmy Benner Charlie Clemments,
Motley Fenwick. Chuck Pumpelly,
Johnny Scan1on Charlie Hardison.
Leo Ambrogi and Garter Baumback
also have played in stellar fashion.
Bennie Mensh. former Business
High athlete. is coaching the team.
He is being aided by Bennie April of
Tech. The Meridians intend to prac-
tice every day at 5 o'clock on the Zoo
grounds in preparation for the coming
midget titular series. A meeting Will
be held tomorrow night at 412 Chaplin
street. The players are to be on hand
at 1880 o'clock.
Ralph s. Pearson, manager of the
Berwyn Midgets. wants to get in
touch with the Yankee pilot. Pear
son can be telephoned at Main 6442
between II and 1870 o'clock.
Clovers are In the running in sec
tlon = OF the Junior competition OF
the w. 3. B. A. A. series. The nine
has been helped considerably by the
hefty slugging of Canavin and Nc
Garvey and the effective f1inging of
Quinn. The Clovers are to tackle the
Potomacs Saturday in a practice tilt.
Shamrock Seniors are to take
moonlight trip on the steamer St.
Johns tomorrow night, starting at
7:15 o'clock. c. Taylor is urged to
telephone the business manager of
the Shamrocks tonight at Lincoln
1915 between and $50 o'clock.
b. f. Case, A. ID. McNeal, c. F. Die
gelman, James Horn, Max Chaplain,
Lamar Mohler, Davis, ]. O'Brien, r.
Collie, Curtin D. Diegelman, J. Childs,
w. Allen and Dove will compose the
Shamrock team that will offer COM
petition in the newly organized ju-
nior Independent League.
Team representatives of the Dis
trict-Virginia senior circuit will hold
meeting tonight at 529 Eleventh
street southeast.
Boiling Field disposed of the Ma
Evening star., 1924-08-14

rine Barracks in 12-to-0 match.
Swanson, winning boxman, famed
fourteen batters and yielded but five
bingles.
Yankee tOssers upset calculations
when they took the measure of the
ODonnell Drug Store team, 10 to ).
Worthington of the victors smacked
the only triple of the game. Francis
and Sartori of the same team each
accounted for pair of safeties.
Yankee Midgsts nosed out the
Emerson nine, I to 6. Twelve blows,
with Sperty and Freschi leading the
attack, won for the Yanks.
Naval Receiving Station scored an
impressive Sto-6 victory over the
Eastern Athletic Association Seniors.
White hurled in top form for the
winners.
Dominican Lyceum players will en-
counter the Eastern Athletic Asso-
citation unlimited nine Saturday at
the Washington Barracks in prac-
tice tilt starting at o'clock.
Annex No. team of the Treasury
series fell before the Liberty Loan
nine in a well played 5-to-4 tilt
Darr of the winners displayed a keen
eye at bat. connecting for three
timely safeties.
WlfIfams-Webb diamond athletes
continued their winning streak in
the Commercial series by routing the
Peoples Drug Store combination, 8
to 0. Jermain held the losers to four
wallops, two of which were garnered
by Gibbs.
Stanton Juniors will strive to NOV
down the Eastern Athletic Associa ton
Juniors Sunday at 3 o'clock on the
grounds at Fifteenth and c streets
northeast. The Stanton players will
gather at 1880 o'clock at Second and
Z streets northeast
Slamming the slnnts of Hugh for
eleven hits, the Treasury tossers dis
posed of the Registers, 9 to 6, in the
Colored Departmental series. Stewart
of Treasury was nicked for six wal
lopS.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
WESTERN CLUBS INCREASE
LEAD ON EASTERN TEAMS
BY the Associated Press.

1.-THE Western clubs of the leagues
advantage their eaboad rivals
in ended this week. In the National
played of which the Western CLUBS
quartet making the total victories the
West, l30 East lis.
the Western contingent SO out OF o
total the games the being
Evening star., 1924-08-14

Sox into fifth place
Practically hit-proof pitching was
the principal factor in Boston's two
ply killing of Chicago. In the opener
Ehmke sut out the White Sox with
two hits and Fullerton and Quinn did
almost as well in the final. The scores
were to 0, and to /. Through
their twin triumph the Red Sox
climbed out of the cellar.
Six games instead of seven today
separate the Pirates from the league
leading Giants in the Nationals, as a
result of the formers 4-to-2 decision
over the champions. Timely hitting
and sharp fielding turned the trick
for the home lads.
The other six Heydler clubs en-
joyed a holiday.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
'Batted for Zachary in seventh inning.
fBatted fer Speece in ninth inning.

Two-base hits-J: sewoll. Rice. T'ree-b,se
hit-Leibold. St len bases-Fewster (2l.
Sacrifc s-Ruel. Harris. Few-ter. Double
p:ays-Peckinpaugh to Harris 70 Judge: (2):
Harris (to Peckinpaugh to Judge: J. s. we'll to
Fewster to Burns. Left on bares-Cl~v-land.
4 Washington. 8. B. Sos bails-of Zach
sry. 2: OFF Coveoskie. 2; off So ecr l. Struck
out-By C veil sk;e. 4: by Zachary. l. Hits
OFF Zachary. 10 in INNINGS: off Speece.
no in inning. Eli by pitcher--Bv Zach.
ar IL. SewelD. Losing ?itcher-Zachary.
Umrires-Messrs. Rowland Connolly and
ow ms Time of game-l hour and Al minutes.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
WILL FILM RACKETERS.

NEW YORK, August 14.-Slow mo-
tion pictures of the leading rack eters
of the world will be taken by the
United States Tennis Association at
the mems singles championships to be
played at Forest Hills, L. L., during
the week of August 25.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
YANKEES JOLT BROWNS
AND ANNEX LEAGUE LEAD

THIN "a chances of the ST. Louis Browns
wv have faded from bright tinge olive drab When
Sisters the Yankees home yesterday they
Johnson points
the eTypers
Evening star., 1924-08-14

little opposition when it pointed the
way to the Union NJ. E. nine in
6-to-1 engagement
Evening star., 1924-08-14
MERIDIAN MIDGET TEAM
HAS MADE GREAT RECORD

takes talented bunch of achieve sando
of their The Meridian
Mdgets have II victories all in section of the Wash
Meridians the South
championship
District
Evening star., 1924-08-14

St. Mnry's and Columbia junior
mines in the Alexandria Junior League
have postponed their game today un-
til Sunday at the Dreadnaught Park
Evening star., 1924-08-14
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo, IL Jersey City. 0-3
Newark, 80: Toronto. OF.
Syracuse. 1912: Baltimore. 6-3.
Rochester. 4; Reading. l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. 90; Kansas City. Go
Minneapolis. IL; Indianapolis. IL.
Louisville, 4; st. Paul, !.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond. Z: Rocky Mount, l.
Wilson. 3: Portsmouth. 1.
Norfolk, 8; Petersburg, . (six innings, rain)
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 3; Mobile. ..
New Orleans. 8: Birmingham, 3.
(Only three games schedued)
Evening star., 1924-08-14

Scoring n Stool victory over the
Pathfinders, the Interstate Commerce
Commission team flashed to the lime
light yesterday. Diehl of the victors
was touched for only three blows:
Evening star., 1924-08-14
MORAN TO FIGHT KAPLAN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, August IA
Announcement was made today of the
signing of Pal Moran of New Orleans
and Kid Kaplan of Meridian for 12
round bout, to be held at Weiss Park,
this city. Thursday, August 81.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

down embryo HllS, dS III tne past.
Hoyt is doing fully as well in the
box as in 1928. Pennock is coming
back with splendid showing for a
pitcher of no greater physique than
his Bush has fine chance to have
a record no worse than that of last
year. But Jones is hopelessly out of
Evening star., 1924-08-14
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Raleigh, 81; Danville, 40.
Durham, Z: High Point. 1.
(Only two games scheduled.)
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charlotte. I: Asheville, q.
(only one scheduled.
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
Dover, 8: Crisfield, >.
Cambridge, 3: Parksley, ..
Easton. 4: Salisbury. -
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
waynesboro, 3; Hagerstown. 3.
Frederick, 80; Martinsburg. 4-6.
Hanover, Z; ChambersbIrg, 8.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

Team representatives of the Dis
trict-Virginia senior circuit will hold
meeting tonight at 529 Eleventh
street southeast.
Boiling Field disposed of the Ma
Evening star., 1924-08-14

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburgh, 4; New York, 2.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

From morning tin
night, always in
place, smooth, Ius-
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2affO Gnglannisia
jatfnu
Tpstipalwelijat anttaiuat laiiuojeu
lastansta.

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iinirimpien foiipitnfien ialofiipinrpp
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g. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-21
99aatatiet aniaitiiiuat iuoittoa 5.1O
prpfenttia ipiime iumonna.

WaIbington. - Us. 1928 aniait-
5itpot rulitatiet 977, ,543,590 bollaria
pubtoana fGpttoipoittona, eli $40
proienttia ralitateitten nrlpioionsto
ariposto, mifGli raittotietalolisiuiros-
to ilmoitti tGnGGn pnltioioen tu1li-
fen foiippafonisiionin iulfailemien
ttlinteroioen perustuflella fostten
faiffia niinfittiuttitjd eniimdiien Into
fan roitateitG, jotfo fontrolloipat
90 proienttia moan fofo moilistoS-
ia. @uonna 1922 oil ianoien rait-
tateitten fGpttopoitto 776,SSO,592
6olIaria, eli IA proienttia. &outa-
teitten fofonaistulot ipiime lpuonno
oliipat 6,356,SS3,424 oollaria, eli
736 niljoonoa oollaria enemman
fuin eoelliiend muotena. &GpttOfus-
tan1itfiet einGt tltitenfaan liiddntp-
meet iamasia iubteesin fiiin liifenne
Ia fofonaistulot lilGGntpiipGt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-21
Smpmalainen tDttD mDrfpttanDt it.
ienIG.

Marquette, Wticb. belrnif. 19 b.
= 8Gba toiluoa on Sermanista,
Micb. fotoiiin olelpan Is ipuotiaan
2ernpi Nienen toipuniiesta tafGlGi.
ieslG iairaalasia jobonfa bln tuo-
tim len iGlfeen, fun bGn oil ottanllt
mprffpG piirne iunnuntai iltano.
geeiti gsienli oil jiuri ostanut itieI-
Ieen pibfipupltn, iobon pufelttunee-
no ban IOpoettiin nnfaanlasia tuuo-
teellaan earnest 8. Bearcen fotona,
iosia neiti gsienti on olliit poltpelitf.
jesia. Tpton ipanbenrmat, Wtrs ia
Scr Sonas gtierni, ailiipnt Serma-
nisia ia pfii iiiar, Stella, ainu
Marauettesiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-21
Siilpmerpt mafiettapa iamoin fntn
ennenfin.

8aibineton. - SiiGperotusipi.
raston fomisiioneri Blair ilmoittao
tperonmafiaiio parten iulfaiiemas.
iaan lauiunnoSio, ettG tliloperoien
mafiajien on iltoritettaspa peronia
famojen taflojen mufaan fuin ennen
fin Daiffafin iellainen maboolli-
fiius on oIentasia ett1 fongresii it.
pistaiii tdnd ipionna nlafiettaipin
tpiime mnooen tuIotperoio. &ongres-
Il ei ole tliitenfaan apielG tebnpt mi-
tGGn ielIaista pGGtostG ia Jos ie
tebtGiiiin trliiiipat Observation-Disclosures
tot iiiorittamaon iueronmofiaiille bp
tpitpfien ieIlaiiisio tapaufiisia, mis-
I'd tGnG oliii tarpeeIlisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-21
snoulell nutiiia
Mies tappannt lapienia ia itiemiG.

W(tes fappannf lap1enla ID ttlenIa.
@f. % Pc flo s tienoisia tappoi
mnonarenfi sIntti @ilbelm s(ntitoi.
nen SolIolan pitdidn 8oistion for.
talosin, liniltulpasfi dfilliien mielen
bdirion aibeuttanana, 5 filutauoen
ipanban poifania lbOmGllG bGnt1
pllufolla obimoon. Sen idlfeen bGn
isti puufon oman 5rintaania. 9ln-
tifninen oil mime lpiiffoina micttii-
npt epdiddmnollistd Ieldmda ia juo-
potelhit ia t1sid tilaBia ollen ubun,
nut tappaa itienid iagfofo perbceniG.
Gapabtuman iattliesia eli maimo ol-
lut fotono. Stun ban tlili fotiin. nit.
foiii mics bGnelle pqpen nr,tta faa-
t,i iitten fuolleena naaban. 9ntifai
men oil 27-lpiotiaS ia meni naimi-
Tin mime ipfipna.