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Evening star., 1924-08-09
MISS BAYARD ANNEXES
NEW YORK TENNIS TITLE

RYE, N. r, August s-Miss Martha
Bayard of Short Hills, N. J., won the
women's New York State tennis cham
pionship yesterday, playing her most
impressive game of the season in
defeating Miss Mayme Macdonald,
national clay court tit1eholder, at
S-6, 6-3.
There was greater depth, pace and
accuracy to the winners drives than
in any previous match Of the tourna-.
ment, and they combined to keep
Miss Macdonald on the defensive
set.
Mrs. Edward Raymond and Miss
Macdonald reached the title round
in the doubles by defeating Mrs. c.
v. Hitehins,- champion of Mexico, and
6-1, -6--4. They will meet Miss
Bayard and Miss Katherine Gardner
in the championship match today.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
AUSSIE RACKETERS
PUT OUT MExICANS

BALTIMORE. Md. August 3
Gerald Patterson will meet Ignacio
Borbolla and Pat OHara Wood will
play Manuel Llano on the Baltimore
Country Club courts this afternoon in
the last two singles matches of pre-
liminary Davis cup play between the
teams Of Australia and Mexico.
The result Of today's matches, how
ever, will not affect the outcome Of
the series, decided in the doubles yes
terday, when Patterson and Wood de-
feated Borbella and Francisco Gerdes,
the third member Of the Mexican
team, 81, q, 60. The Austria
lians had also taken the first two
singles matches, played Thursday.
Although the Australians always
had the upper hand in yesterdays
doubles, they were forced to show
their best tennis at times during the
first two sets, the Mexicans surpris-
ing the gallery by the spirited oppo-
sition they offered their famous oppo-
nents. The last set found the Mexi-
cans tired. unsteady and unable to
offer strong opposition.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
WILLS AND RICHARDS
ARE TO BE PARTNERS

BOSTON, August 9.-Miss Helen
Wills of Berkeley, Calf. and Vincent
Richards OF New York will appear
as partners in the national mixed
doubles championship. Play in this
event will be run off in connection
with the national doubles championship
on the courts of the Longwood Cricket
Club, at Chestnut Hill, during the week
of August IS. ..-
Mrs. George W. Wightman Of Bos-
ton will be paired with Jean Borotra,
captain of the French Davis cup
team. With r. n. williams, I'd, Mrs
Wightman won the Olympic mixed
doubles title.
Entries for the national mems dou-
bles will close next Friday. William
r. Tilden, I'd. of Philadelphia, who
has won the championship three times
paired with Richards and once paired
with B. /. c. Norton, will have A. L.
Wiener, his young protect. as partner
this year. Richards will be paired
with Francis T. Hunter. with whom
he won the Olympic doubles title.
Members of a number of the foreign
Davis cup teams are expected to COM
pete.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
TWO CALIFORNIANS
IN net EVENT FINAL

Howard Kinney Of San Francisco and
Harvey Snodgrass of Los Angeles
will clash in the final round Of the
Southampton invitation tennis tour
nament at the Meadow Club today
kinsey became a finalist through
his victory over Brian Norton of st.
Louis at 6-4, SO. 60. and Snod-
grass earned the right to meet him
by defeating Robert kinsey at 4-6,
81, Ga.
In the doubles final Norman Brookes
and Richard Schlesinger of Australia
will meet the kinsey brothers
The former combination eliminated
Snodgrass and Walter wesbrook of
California. SIS, 6-3, while the Kin
seys turned back Lewis White and
Louis Thalheimer of Texas, 3-6. e-s.
6-1.
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LEONARD OR WALKER
MUST BATTLE SHADE

NEW YORK, August 9.-In ac-
cordance with a decision of the New
York State athletic commission, Ben
ny Leonard, world lightweight cham
pion, and Mickey Walker, welter-
weight title holder, must post a cash
bond or certified check for $4,000
each as a forfeit fee for the winner
Of the Leonard-Walker match to meet
Dave Shade, California welterweight.
in a title bout on or before January
/, 1925.
The commission also ruled that the
winner of the Leonard-Walker match
may not engage in any other bout
before meeting Shade, regarding
whom the same stipulation was made.
The match with Shade may be held
anywhere in the United States where
decision bouts are. legal, the COM
mission decreed.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
NEW OUTFIELDER LIKELY
TO GET INTO TWIN BILL
Coast Star, Who Reports in Chicago, Built Along
Lines of Harris--Matthews May Spoil Plans
to Send Him to Sacramento. -.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

NHlCAGO August SGeorge Earl McNeey $4,000
7 outheder
make his big league debut this afternoon
scheduled between the Harrsmen and the White
days that
easu wall be used centerhed place of Memo Leibold
IL ne does break the batting order undoubtedly
McNeely
day trip from Portland Oeg paye
at ended evidently did recruit
to don uniform and acto
Inc deal for McNee called the
ento S goo delivered
nedaey Following McNeets arrival President
nounced that Wild Matthews the Bucks
Evening star., 1924-08-09

II you've been at Inwood, you'll re-
call that the seventh green is ter
raced. At that time the cup was set
to the right and upon the elevated
portion, while my ball lay in the
lower left corner. The proposition
didn't look so good. Stfll, r. had a
hunch. : booked IS against. his $500,
and speedily collected his cash.
did $50 we'll in my bets that day
that ): it really didn't matter later
whether I got Into the prize money
of the national open. Coming in, on
the practice round, the same good
sport who had paid me 500 for my
40-foot putt on the seventh green pro-
posed a ve-stroke bet at rate of
$3.50 per stroke-that Is, he was to
pay me S12.5O for each stroke r made
under 40 for the nirie holes, while I
each stroke / made above 81. LUCK
ily for me, | made q 81 and collected
Evening star., 1924-08-09

But look at the Giants present
outf1eld. Despite the fact that the
other teams can do nothing with
New York, the Giant outfield. at the
best that can be said for 1t, is made
up of two try-outs and enc veteran.
Wilson, a Virginia Lacquer last
year, is one Of the tryouts. O'Con-
nell is the other. Meusef Is the vet
eran. Still, II it were necessary, Nc
Graw probably could put Billy South
worth in Meusers place and yet hold
the rest of the National League tied
to a hitching post Wilson. o'connell
and Southworth don't make such
wonderful outfeld, but they probably
could put it over 'Cuyler, Carey and
Barnhart, or Miller, Heathcote and
Grigsby. 1t looks as IL the National
were hard up fop outfie1ders.
Not an enforced change on the
part Of New York has checked the
team. and with August 10 at hand 1t
stands almost fdentically as well as
1t stood last year. That means there
has been nothing harder to defeat
than there was in 1923. AS a whole,
the league probably lis not as well
OF as 1t was last year, for Chicago
Evening star., 1924-08-09
LOCAL PRO GOLFERS
GET TEST AUGUST rs

Pro golfers of the District, Mary
land and Virginia will play Monday.
August 25, at the Columbia Country
Club to qualify three Of their number
for the Professional Golfers Associa-
tion tourney at French LICK Springs,
which starts September IA.
Fred Mcleod. pro at Columbia and
dean of the paid contingent here
would be allowed three men.
Last year Fred Mcleod and Bob
Barnett qualified when two men were
allowed to represent this section
This year Leo Diegel will be entered
in the qualifying test. which is
likely to be quite a warm affair, with
the quickened interest in golf about
Washington.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
YACHTS STAGE TRIALS.

. CHICAGO, August 8.-Ten< OF. the
speediests R. class yachts, cen Lake
sailing: under the ;coforss of
the Chicago Jackson Park and Little
Traverse Bay Yacht Clubs, are sehed-
uled to start today In the; first Of six
trial races to- determine the repre-
sentative of this vicinity In the inter-
national cup races here next month.
The trophy Is held by the Chicago
yacht Ariel, which took IL, last year
from Toronto. Entrants include the
Sari. Machinac IsIsnd winner: Cos
soon, former Upton cup winner: Tom
boy, Alert II and Katia.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
DETROIT BUYS HURLER.

GREENSBORO, n. c., August s.
Detroit has purchased "Jinx" Harris,
right-hand pitcher of the Greensboro
Piedmont League club. Harris is
playing his first full professional sea-
son. He will report to Detroit at the
conclusion of the Piedmont League
race on September 10. He is the third
player to be sold to major league
clubs by Greensboro this season.
Evening star., 1924-08-09

If the Warwicks are successful to-
day, they intend to remain in the rum,
ming by pointing the way to the
Clovers tomorrow at Ii o'clock on the
south diamond of the EllipSe.
Eastern Athletic Association Seniors
are casting about for a game tomor-
row. Get in touch with Manager w.
Thomas at Lincoln $3.50 between $50
and o'clock.
Palace Athletic Club, that has
played a bunch of crack mines in
nearby Virginia and Maryland, now is
ready to tackle the city's best un-
limited clubs. Challenges are being
received by the manager at Franklin
948 between and Z o'clock.
Carlin Springs players planned to
practice today at 4 o'clock on their
home diamond.
Lafayette Athletic Club and the
Texan tossers were to be opponents
today at Sis o'clock on the Congress
Thompson diamond athletes scored
runs in the ninth to nose out the
Yankees in 7-to-6 match. O..Keefe.
on the mound for the winners, yielded
but six hingles and struck out IL
batters.
+ Mount Vernon ard Coe Glass nine
garnered the title in the first series
OF the Sunday School Loop as a re-
suit of its S-to-1 victory over the
Calvary Baptist team yesterday.
Hess insects. with 5-to-3 victory
ever the Legion nine tucked away
hoped to continue their winfng streak
in a tilt with the Carlyies today at
al,y
Tor the Hess youngsters yesterday.
Lamb, Chestnut Farms hurting star,
held the Western Electric -InstaIla-
Commercial League, his nine win
ming. IL to- 0. The winers slammed
eight ~safeties OF Lonon- and Lewis.
steady style. the Registers disposed
Of the Annex No. 2 team, Is to 9, in
the Treasury Loop. Optix, Burthe and
Nash displayed keen eyes at bat for
the victors.
AIexandria fans were expected to
turn out for the Commercial League
match between the Light and Power
Company and the Columbia Engine
Company. team. today. At 3 o'clock,
at DreadnauEht Park.
Claude RfcAnond, In urged to get in
touch with Manager Chew Of the
Carlin Springs team today At Claren-
don S32-F-22.
HAndley Athletic Club players were
to report today at o'clock on the
Handley diamond.
FatAAnders ran roushshod over the
-Athletic- Club 12atoa3
game. The winners are seeking games
through Manager Wolf at Main 1912.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
JUNIOR LEAGUE HITTERS
SET PACE WITH HOMERS

CHICAGO. August 9.-Home-run
hitters of the American League iE in
dividual ability have the edge on their
National League rivals for the sea-
son, according to figures compiled
here, and which include Thursday
games-this despite the fact the
senior organization has a total Of $50
homers and the junior circuit 296.
The National League in smashing
out it's total of four -baggers required
the services of 100 players, while the
American Leagues army numbered
only "A, giving the junior league slug
gers an average Of four homers per
man. while the average Of each player
in the older organization is 3.5.
Evening star., 1924-08-09


tJohansson. Gilbert, Parker, Anderson, No
Cormack. schramm. Pounds. Mcpherson and
spicer. co1swsinl: New York Athletic Club
Beers, Enert,. Kerslake and Douglas. cox
swain}, second; Springfield Rowing Associa-
ton. third Time. sos
Senior quadruples-Finsl: Won by Bachelors
Barge Club. Philadelphia tRife. knight.
Blackburn. Drew Bear. mo other starter
Time, 6:14 3-J
Association singles. first heat-won by Al
genon L. Fitzpatrick. Malta Boat Club, Phila
deiphia; John A. Crooks. Union Boat Club
failed to qualify Time.7:S new W record ] :
former marx. 7:is %. made by William Mehr.
hof. New York. at Detroit in 190al
Second heat-Won by A Wogt. vesper Boat
Club, Philadelphia; John Blessing. jr.. Undine
Roat Club. Philadelphia. second. +. j. q.
Muff, Long Island City. n. y, failed TO quail.
ify: Time. 7:Is 3-5 tbetters Old recordl.
Bachelors Barge Club. Philadsphia; Russell
John Durnan. Toronto, Canadian champion
and. Robert H. Agnew. Philadelphia. failed 10
qualify Time, 7i09 1-5 tnew reeord).
intermediate singles, first heat-Won ny
Russell Sherman, West Side Rowing Club
Buffalo; Fred NJ Haas, Wacfusett Boat Club
Worcester. second Ralph Roberts. Pbiladel-
phia; Russell c. Parsons. Springfield. and
John Carlin. Philadelphia. failed to qualify
No time taken.
Second heat-won by William Dresnahan n
Springfield Boat Club; Charles Turner. ArEo-
naut Rowing Club, Toronto. second. Ned
Mulhall. Cambridge. and Kenneth Burns. wor-
cester, failed to qualify. Time. 7:ol As (new
record; former mark, 7:24. made by T. Il.
Butler, Toronto. at Detroit, 1907.
Evening star., 1924-08-09

and Cincinnati have been sidetracked.
and only the Pittsburghs are left to
do anything.
Detroit has shifted it's infield again.
bringing ORourke of Toronto in at
second base. All season Cobb has
puttered with that second-base prob
lem. He has dared to- do things that
other managers would not do-move
his players about in midseason, when
he Is positive contender in the race
move typical of the man was to
bring in player who had been hold
ing down short for Toronto and shove
him at second base Some managers
would consider that sort of move sui
cidal. But Cobb has taken the chance,
and while 1t is too early to say how
much good 1t may have done, 1t seems
at least to have resulted in no harm
so far.
O'Rourke was batting 800 in To-.
ronto, which should give him about
800 in the American League. II he
can keep UP to that figure he may
prove a good bet. for the Tigers have
sagged about 10 points in batting
from last year.
Evening star., 1924-08-09

his hips directly around to the right.
lettinE his left knee project straiGht
out toward the ball. 1t u exasperAt-
Ing to know that there IL an unin-
formed school of golf which teaches
such q method. That method puts all
the weight onto the Left. foot. no that
ut the top the player will make HIS
position stnl worse by leaning for
ward. Thus he .geta clear ont In front
Of the bail, whereas the body mAst
he back a. the ball In order that the
ball may - hi.
) lCeayEiSAt John r.. Dils Co-l
Evening star., 1924-08-09
JAPS LEAD CANADIANS
IN DAVIS CUP TENNIS

MONTREAL, August AT a dis
advantage of two points to one, the
Canadian Davis cup team. composed
of Willard Croker and Jack Wright,
will meet Sunao Okamoto and
Takeichi Harada, the Japanese COM
bination, the final two matches of
their series today.
Canada must win both matches to
advance further in the competition
for the right to enter the Davis cup
play in the United States.
The Canadians gained their one
point by defeating the Japanese
yesterday in the doubles, rs, 6--4.
e-3,
Evening star., 1924-08-09

The only golfer
who, cannot pivot
II the paraysed
3 o lfer, and !
haven't yet met
him.
II IL absurd to
tell = player he
cannot PIVOT, in
stead Of telling
him that he hnds
pivotinE diMeult,
perhaps becQuse
he fails to tnnS-
fer his weight at
the start of the
back swing The
pla yer usually
starts his back
= n Al
Evening star., 1924-08-09

! GAMES TODAY. CANES TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh at Phila. Cincinnati At N. York
Chicago At Boston. st.. Louis At Broeklyu
Cincinnati at n. York.
St. Louis 1t Brooklyn.
RESULTS of YESTERDAYS GAMES
New York, 8, Cincinnati. 4
Pittsburgh, 1, Philadelphia, o.
ChicaEoy 10; Boston, 7.
Brooklyn, Ii, St. Louis, 8.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
POLO TOURNEY STARTS.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Meadow-
brook and Bryn Mawr will meet in the
opening match Of the Junior polo cham
pionship tournament. at Rumson. N.
J., today. Five teams are entered in
the tournament. Besides today's con-
testants the list includes the Midwick
Country Club Of California, the Rum
son Club of Rumson, N. T., and the
United States Army four. defending
champions.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
JUNIORS OF SECTION C.
In HOT PENNANT FIGHT

.ss;ss ess ss Mos9 Rs" tho 3 At
series but the last mentioned leading race
appears to have the best chance to
Mount Rainier will be we'll
of the Warwics today
ElIpse
Manager Fee of the Mount ace
Bud Beman, against the Marco or Maeee probably will
to- on The for the Waru -
Evening star., 1924-08-09
200 SEE FIRP0 WORK.

SARATOGA SPRINGS N. ", August
9:-Luis Angel FHrpo, Argentine
heavyweight. has begun public exhi-y
bition of his training for his coming
tussle with Harry Wills. The big
Argentine worked out yesterday be-
fore crowd of 200. going two stiff
sparring assistant, and another pair
with F'errera, one of his countrymen n
Evening star., 1924-08-09

1t was true also in the race for
the association singles championship.
which this year will carry the ma
tional singles title by default The
record in thfs event was broken three
times yesterday. by w. Z. Garrett
Gilmore of the Bachelors Barge Club.
winner of second place IN the Olympic
singles; by A. Vogt of the Vesper
Boat Club and by A" f. Fitzpatrick K
Of the Malta Boat Club, all OF Philadel-
phia. -. : -
Gilmore VIII BE Busy.
In an effort to gain individual hon
ors and to increase his clubs score
in the Barnes trophy competition for
team championship, Gilmore was to
compete also in the quarter-mile dash
and teamed with W. r. Hapgood in
the senior doubles.
The Bachelors Barge Club started
the final day of the regatta with 40
points and with several qualifiers
who were certain to add more. The
Lachine crew brought 80 points to
their club; the West Side. Rowing
Club of Buffalo had 20: the New York
Athletic Club and the Pennsylvania
Barge Club. IL each, and several
others had lesser scoring
The race for senior fours, without
coxswain. found the Century Boat
gest blades on the river. The 145-
pound double sculls had six entrants
five Of them from philadelphia. 4
junior eight-oared special event, with
E'arragut Boat Club of Lynn anc
Atlanta Boat Club of Springfield, was
added to the program m. and Miss Helen
Cort of the Wachusett Boat Club
Worcester was again out in her sin
gle scull. seeking a woman to meet
her challenge. go
Summaries:
intermediate double scnlIs-FinaI: Won by
9: Rife and Ralph Roberts Rachelors' Barge
Club. Philadelrhia: ]. J. DoIan and g. C. Nc.
Gready. Pennsylvania Barge Club, Phiiadel
phia. second John verhoeven and Leo Menne
Metsopolitan Rowing Club New York CITY
third; T.. Lavicka and Dr. p T. Taylor, Spring.
field Boat Club, fourth E. l. Quinn and r.
4. Ahrens Ravenswood Boat Club, Long Island
City: NTH Time. ;a;4s s7s tnew record; former
baltimore at Detroit in 1909. =
14S-pound senior four-oA red shell. with cox.
swain-Final: Won by West Side Rowing
Club, Buffalo frlynn. Hooper. Hopkins, Levy
and Downs):. Nonparell Rowing Club. New
York LGutmann, Cox. Denckla. Ehiers and
Time. 1857 (new record.
Intermediate eisht.oared shell-rinal: Wor
by Lachine Rowing Club, Lachine, Quebec
Evening star., 1924-08-09
MUNY EVENT NARR0Ws.

DETROIT, Mich, August s.-Ted
Drowes OF st. Louis. holder Of the Mis-
souri, Valley and st. Louis tennis cham
pionshipsf and who yesterday defeated
Cranston Holman OF San Francisco.
defending champion, met r. Hoof-
kins OF Philadelphia in the singles
semi-fnals OF the second national
municipal tournament here today. In
the other semi-finals singles match
L.. Schaefer Of Buffalo Is faced with
c. Markell of Detroit.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
GIRLS IN DISTANCE SWIM.

CHICAGO. August 9.-Thirty-six girl
swimmers compete today for the dis
tance championship Of the Middle West
In the fourth annual Chicago River race.
Competition is expected to be especially
keen, as the winner of the last two
races, Helen Wainwright Of New York,
is not entered. The record for the
course is 27:21, made by Sybil Bauer
In 1921.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
HITS THREE HOME RUNS.

NORFOLK, Va, August s.-"Mollie"
Craft, first baseman of the Norfolk
Virginia League club. joined the Sc
lect class OF three home runs in one
Portsmouth. Crafts circuit smashes
came in the second, firth and ninth in
ntnEs, but only in one instance was
there a runner on base
Evening star., 1924-08-09
u. s. NETMEN DIVIDE.

TORQUAY. England, August e-The
Yale Harvard tennis players began 4
series yesterday with a United service
team, and at the end Of the first round
each had won four matches. A feature
was the defeat of X. Pfaffman Har-
ward, captain Of the team, at the hands
of Maj. N. G. Holmes. Arnold Jones
Of Yale defeated Flight 0hicer C. r.
Roupell. champion Of the British air
Evening star., 1924-08-09

SPCeu uH0 PoGe!
:. Answered by
CHARLIE HOLLOCHER,
Shortxtop, Chicago Cubs. Batted .342
with the Cubs last year, when he was
taken Ill and forced to retire for the
season. Has the fastest peg to first
base Of any shOrtstOp.
X i 4 +
It is to the advantage of the in
fielder, in handling batted ball, not
to hurry his throw to first base any
more than he has to. This means
that he must be a good judge of the
running speed of the batter and a
good Judge of the speed of the ground
ball. Such Judgment will allow the
fielder to give the proper timing to
his throw so that the throw will get
to the base just ahead of the run
ner and not be wild heave, save in
very rare instances.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
JOCKEY BADLY INJURED.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Wy, August
s.-Steeplechase Jockey William Keat-
ing, who suffered severe head injury
In a fall at the track yesterday. was
still unconscious this morning, but
slight Improvement in MS conoitlon was
reported at the hospital. Keating was
-iding Glen Reagh in the second race
and was leading by four lengths at the
Tfteenth jump when his mount STUN
bled.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
MORE ROWING RECORDS
ARE LOOKED FOR TODAY

PRINGFIELD Mass August oTe national cham
ponshp for eightored shells decision the
fast Of the Connecticut River today with the tlehoding
of both Canada this the five
AS the preliminary
had developed evidence
favong further record performances looked for
This especially the for had contend
Agonuts Canadian Undne
Of Philadelphia of the championship this
of the Lchne
and New A c. eiehts
Evening star., 1924-08-09
WEAKENING OF .OUTFIELD
DOES NOT SLOW UP CLUB
Trio at Present Is Made Up of One Veteran and Two
Try-Outs-0'Connel, $4,000 Player, Not
Performing Up to Price.
BY. JOHN B. FOSTER.

1NCE Pep Young
been aing OConnelL the California
for $50 has been showed into the New York lineup.
has just moved quietly along with the parade
has ated about @ since what might called
regular His fielding great ouheder
until he has learned back He did that
Probably hitting could a he
shows outheder who along players of his
and who welt when supported players
Evening star., 1924-08-09
RAIN POSTPONES SCRAP.

CHICAGO, August 9.-Because of
transforms, the open-air ten
round boxing match of Bud Taylor,
Terre Haute. Ind, and Pete Sarmi-
ento, Filipino, bantamweights, sched-
uled last night at Aurora, ILL.,, was
postponed until Monday night.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
TOM KERRIGAN TELLS:
A 500 Putt at Inwood.

PEAklNG of
during the prior open championship
- at 1nwood in July. 1928 = :.:-r
was at the seventh where found
the 1t this friend who was following me
around ana who has prediction
Twenty to Tom, you holet that he said
Evening star., 1924-08-09
PRESIDENT SEES GAME.

With President Coolidge and Mrs
Coolidge as spectators. the White
House correspondents took the meas
ure of the photographers l6 to IL,
in an abbreviated base ball game on
the Ellipse yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-08-09


game between New York and Cleve-
land, the latter emerging from the
melee with a 10-to-S victory by virtue
of a ninth-inning finish. Ruth. who
banged out his 37th and 3Sth circuit
ers, was the headliner in the home
run side show.
The other stars were Schahg, jamie
son and Myatt.
Burying three Boston pitchers un-
der an avalanche Of hits, Detroit
romped off with 14-to-5 win. The
Tigers clinched the game in the first
two frames with clusters of and
runs, respectively.
For the simple reason that Manager
Sisler was unable to find one pitcher
in five capable Of putting the quietus
on Philadelphia batters. the Athletics
took the third game of the series by
q score of 8 to 5. s''
The Giants not only lead their
league by nine games and a half, but