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Evening star., 1924-08-03
MAPLE HEIGHTS RESULTS

Renits. 1is GMooreli $50; $50 ss.7o Won
Mandy. 10s tCostellol. 81 $50. 30, second
l:o6- Martha Rose, Ruby Marsh and Huey
Second race. s-year-olds and up. / mile
worry Mon; Gsps; GsPsy ia Light s ioi Hoasland,
s.. SO. second: 1Ilusionist. ss (Majesticj. $3.50
third Time, 1:14. Eternity. May Rose
Jack Hill and searchlight III also ran; IT,,
Colonel, 90 (Merglerl, 81. 90, So. 20 s. 40 won
Jetsam, Io4 (Yerrattl, s4.4o, s2.7o- second
Piedra, los Smith. 500, third. Time
1;ss. Lady zeus, San Hebron and Hafteiie
Fourth race, s.year-olds and np; farlongsa
gnsn 1GS tG%S1ns5s shs
Time. 1:i2 3-5. Feigned Zeal Ella Wood.
Spice Bush, Ashlin and Froth also ran.
nEt Eth b,TS Ge as %cSy, a9a g. gR g. se ss sen
Eminent. 100 (Robert). $3.50. third. Time:
1:43. Barbara Palmer, Turnberry. Rock and
Rye, Dreamer, Right on Time and Bucado
- sixth race. s,year-olds up; 8 furlonss-
Ciceronian, 11o (Winans). $40. 10. $3.50,
s. sGs g. tsassS ssao second as sR.fe 100 tzaee6in
$3.50, third. Time. 1:13. Barberry. Water
Willow. virgie h, Capers and sancho Pansy
Kssss.ss 1ss w s@ up s.: sstS $50
$3.50. won; Uncle Abe, 102 tYerrattl. $40.
1890, second; Whispering. ss (Mergler).
torr,s 4s0 srd Mr. T@ nees sess presm
King and Beckna also ran.
Eighth race, 3.year-olds up; y miles
Giuseppe 108 (Roberts), s460, $3.50, $3.50,
won: Martha Moore 1ot 81 }Yersst s. sso go
third Time, 2:o4 3-5. Puzzle, Bowsprit and
Sweet and Pretty also ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
HAMILTON RESULTS

yards-Plai, ss '(Mc1fguel. s14, 81, $40. won;
Robus. 96 (RandeD. ss.45. $3.50, second
Harp of Prophecy, 90 (Stevensl, $3.50, third.
Time, f:47 3-5. Some Scout, Pelf, Backmore
and Elsbeth also ran.
Second race, 4year-olds and up: steeple.
chase; about 2k miles-The Red knight, las
(0'Connor), s.. 25. out, out, won; Lollipop. 13J
!Ireland). out. out, second Only two finished.
~ Third race, syear-oldsM an and u up; l mile-Trsil so
Cheechako, 10s tScobie). $50. 1906, second
War Tank. ITO (P. Walls), 81, so third.
Time. AZ As. Beth Holder. IsoLetta, Flea,
Azrael and Tiger Tim also ran.
Fourth race, 3-year-olds and up; furlongs-
Shuttle Along, 1913 tScobie), S4.60 So. 80. So 60.
won; Sarko. 103 (Ambrose), S4.60, s275. sec
ond; Llt, 10S tP. Walls), PAS. third. Time,
liz. Coral Reef. Amor Patriae and Nancy
Langhorne also ran.
ITO tP. Wallsl, ss.15, s4;25, s.; ;o5. won;
Traymore, 115 tMooney). $3.50, third. Time,
1:13. Foolscap, John F. Kleaver, Proteetress,
Ball Gee, Head Cover. Tome and Fair Myrtle
also
Sixth race, 3-year-olds up: 8 furlongs-Oil-
man. lit (Baker). S3.45, $3.50. So. won; Om-
bragg. 104 (Walls). 81. 30, 4.20 second; Win
nipeg. lis CParrington), sic. so. third, Time,
1:13 3-5. Zanzibar, Thorny Wall, All in All,
Pyx and Watch Charm also ran.
Seventh race, 3-year-olds up: ~ miles
Fornoyo, 115 twallsl. $3.50. ss;s5; s2s5; won /;
ond; Cordelier, 107 twilson). $50. third.
Time. 1854. General Cadorna. Altissmo. DR..
Jim, JoaQuina. Toodles and Plow Steel also
ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
COBB MAY SET MARK
FOR 200 HITS AYEAR
By the Associated Press.


Ty Cobb, the Detroit manager, has
accumulated more individual records
than any player who has perfor med
in the major leagues, and is still at it.
During 19 years in the American
League Cobb carved his name as one
OF the immortals OF base ball, and
when he surpassed Hans Wagner's
record of having batted 800 or bet
ter for II consecutive seasons (Cobb's
mark now is 1S) little more was ex
pected of the Georgia Peach.
The wear and tear of 10 campaigns
in the major leagues is supposed to
slow up a player beyond the point of
record-breaiing ability-in fact, the
majority of players disappear from
the big leagues long before that time.
With all the laurels he has won and
making new statistical records in
every game this season, Cobb is on his
way to another mark that has been
on the books for several years--the
consecutive years in which a player
has made 200 or more hits in sea-
son.
Willie Keeler. one Of the most ex-
pert batsmep Of his day, turned the
trick for eight consecutive seasons.
Cobb tied that mark last year, and
this season has a fair chance of run
ming his string to nine. He was well
above the century mark when the
1924 campaign reached the halfway
post.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
MOUNT ROYAL RESULTS

First raoe, 3year-olds up; 81 furlongso1
won; Floralia. 1o5 (McAlaney), so. 81 so,
second; Almirante. 100 tMoore). s.. third.
Time. los %. Dorval Boy. Beljoy, Madman' 5
Thrust and Troubler also ran.
Second race, 3-year-olds up; 5i3 furlongs-
Ella c., 115 tMoore). $40. 50 So s., won :;
Roseheld, l13 (Banks). s7.45. S6.l0: second 4;
Pedestria. los tUnderwood) sll o.: third.
Time. loo. Current Events. Royal Gift, Car
ruthers, Cherubino and War Fox also ran.
Bill Block. 115 lHinphy). $685.. $40: =,
won: Tsrascon. 1I3 tJonesD, so. 8.
secoid; Happy Go Lucky, IFS Banks, $3.50,
third Time, 1:oS As. Miss Holland, Gus
scher. r Moody, Bah. Walter Mack, Pixies
willie and Bengalez also ran.
Fourth race, 3-year-olds up: furlongs-
Aghanrore, 112 (P. Msderial. s2o.2 s., g 30.
won; Roanoke, 1o4 (McAlaney). s3.s5, s.; ;s5,
second; Dorienne, loe ,Moore); g. third.
Dart Away, Swim and Arena also ran
Fifth race, ar-olds up; furlon gs-Louis
Miss Lego los (o'Haral. $3.50 s3.a5,
second; Faith w, 11s tHinphyl, 81 s5. third.
Time. 1:16 80. Armistce, st. Paul. Joe
Gatti. Mack Garner and Georgia May also ran.
Sixth racs, 3-year-olds up: mtle-Mart
o'Hara. 1o4 tBryson). s.. s., So 20, s2.85,
won: VenaI Joy. 1oo tBooker), $40. 81 .65.
second: Heron, 1o7 Jones), 81. go. third
Time, 1:42 -. Chandelier, Harvey smarr.
Seventh race, 4-year-olds up; l n miles
Nedish I15 (Moorel. SIZES, $3.50. $3.50,
won: Brass Hand, 113 tkennedy), s9.75, 81. 80,
second: Little Ed. 107 (Banks), S4.15, third.
Time. las 3-5. Shingle Shack, Myrtle Crown
and Bruce Dudley also ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
SARATOGA RESULTS.

First race. 3-yesr-olds and up: furlongs-
Skyscraper, 12O (Psrkel. to ). Z to 10. 1 TO
L. won; Aragon, 40 (Maben). ) to .. q TO ),
second; CaliguIa, 115 &c. Lang), to 5. third.
Time. 1:25 Buck Pond Suncar, Eagerness
Forest Flower, Wild Goose. Pickpocket de-
fant and Good Times also ran.
Second race, 3-year-olds and up: steeple-
chase. about miles-Autumn Bells. LAG
(Kleegerl. 13 to 5. even. 1 TO .. won: Sans
Minata, 140 tkeatingl. 10 /, third, Time,
Az. Gardiner Bull SKYE Pirate Gold, Il
Kantara, Levignemsle and Shawn a Glanna
also ran.
Third race. 2-year-olds: furlongs-Sunny
Man, 125 tCarterl. 7 to l. 5 to ., Z TO ,,
won Reminder 1l5 tParke), 3 TO l. TO 5,
second: Swope, 100 (Turnerl. 6 to 5. third.
Time. lib. Brown Sugar, Flying Ebony. lie
Roi Devonshire. Young Martin. Crumple. Turf
Idol. Marconi. Sunsard. Already, Battlefield
and L L'Roekstone also ran.
Fourth raee, 3,year-olds; IL miles-klon-
dyke 5d-.d, III Iaske,; e l. to to
to 1. second: Bobtail. 123 (Lykel, even. third.
Time. 1853 As. sunnag ran second and Rev
euue Agent third. but were disqualified.
Check, Resolution and Ladkn also ran.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up; mile-Malt,
lU3 tDawson), to l, to 8. to 3, won; Bin
Bang, Ill Kennedy. l TO 2 out, second
Lady Longridee, 81 (RaIls), to 2, third.
Time. LAO is. Rosa Yets ana Oyerake also
Sixth race. 2-year-old: furlongs-Royalite.
115 CFator), II 10 3, ! to 5. l to 3. won;
Chatterer. lis CMcAtee). I to 10. to 4.
second; Maid at Arms. 115 tHurn>, TO !:
third Time, 100. wilma. Lightship. Gold
Brick. Fair Vision. Bargain Days, Ada Black
jack and Frappe also ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
COLUMBUS RESULTS.

First race, 2-year-olds: 5ls furlongs-Dulcy
Lou, 100 (Aaron). IS, 81, $3.50. won; sunborn.
105 (Frost), so. so, $3.50. second; Katie Dear,
1O2 CLuxl, $3.50. third Time. 1:10 As.
Wrack Anna. Eunick X, Bill Welsh, May Bax-
ter and Miss Washington also ran.
Second race, 3-year-olds Cp; 81 furlongs-
Cacambo. 103 fpernia), $3.50. $3.50. $3.50,
second Arietta. io2 tAtwelD. s.; third. Time;
Maid, Virginia Queen, Pay or, Babyionia and
Hence also ran.
Third race, 3-year-olds up; 5ls furlongs-
Chief Sponsor, 115 (Kroger), $3.50, S.. 60
SO so. won; Ege: 1os G,uxl. s4.2o; 800: sec
ond; Zorro. ITO twilliams) $40; third
Time. 1:09 3-5. Aunt Jane, Lucky Run, Nc
Intosh and Super Anna also ran.
Fourth race, 3.year-sids Up; five furlongs-
Nancy Mckay. 102 tAaron). 1920. 81. 40. $2 SO,
won; Patsy Howe, 104 IWiluamsl; s1o2o'
s. second: Sweep Up II. 1os toonsronl'
Picker and Steaer, Eastward Princess and
Fifth raoe, 3-year-olds UP; 1 mile and 20
yards-Grass Maid, 112 fAaronl, $40. So.
$40, won; Perhaps, 102 (Pernia), 1910,
s.. so, second; Attorney, 100 (IIuxD, s., So.
third. Time, 1:50 1-J. Kent L and Bygone
sixth race, s-year-oids up; furlongs-P T
Barnum, 1os tAtweIp. sll: s4;eo: ss 40, won:
Bill Blackwell. 1os (williamsl. So, third.
Time. ZOE As. Pepper Tea, Miss Eta and
Msd Nell also ran.
Seventh race, 3-year-olds up: 1fs miles
Murray 112 (Aaron), $3.50, $500. $3.50, won
Walk Up, 100 (Froggate). Sc, So. go. second
Overstep, 100 (AtweII. s.. go, third. Time,
1852. Settee and King George also ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
printers Svup ooses Gibbons Should Easily Defeat Bloomfield
WAR POLOISTS TAKE
TWO GOOD MATCHES

War Department polo teams-the
Yellows and the Greens-triumphed d
over the 10th Field Artillery and the
Sd Cavalry fours of For tMyer, s to
2, and 6 to l, respectively. in a pair
Fast riding and hard hitting kept
the spectators on their toes when the
Yellows downed the 10th Field Artil-
lery. The yictorS were forced to bat
tie all the way, as the Fort Myer
by the addition of Maj. Greenwald,
Capt. fate and Maj. Hoyle.
The stellar defensive play of Col.
Margetts proved a thorn in the side Of
the 10th Artillery.
Lieut.. Searby. one of the outstand-
colony, played his last game with the
18TH Artillery, as he will leave the
city tomorrow for a new post.
The Sd Cavalry four penetrated
the Green's defense several times, but
the latter proved equal to the occa-
Lieut.. Even and Capt Finlay per
formed creditably for the Sd Cavalry.
Maj. Johnson flashed to the limelight
for the Greens, and Capt. Wipprecht
also shined.
Line-Ups and Summaries.
War Dept. Yel. t6l. Ft. Myer Art t2l;
Lieut. Jadwn. No. 15....... Lieut. lieut.. KITS KITS
Col Morris. .......No. 3.......... Maj. Hoyle
Col. Margetts......No: 4.......; Lieut. SeaI6y
Goals-Lieut. Kits. Lieut.. Searby, Lieut.
Jadwin, Mai. Parker (2). Col. Morris CD Col
War Dept. Grn. ts). Ft Myer Cav. q.
Maj. Coulter. .....No. Lieut.. Byers
Maj. johnson. No. 2.......... Capt Finlay
Col Palmer. No. 3......... Lieut. Even
Capt. wipprecht. No. 4....... Capt. Patterson
Capt. Richardson. Sub. =. Lieut.: Whitehead
Goals-Iieut. Even, Maj. Johnson. Col.
Ta1, nf
Time Of periods-7 minutes. Maj. Garrison,
Maj. Quakenmeyer and Capt. Henry. referees.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

First race, 3.year-olds and up: LII miles
Fair Orient, lie (McDermott), to l. even. l
to g won: Gailford, 112 (Ellis). 8 to 1, to
third. Time, 900. Slanderer. Walnut Hall,
ran.
Second race. 3.year-olds and up; furlongs
Judge Pryor, 125 (Francisco), to 3, ! to
2, 1 to 8, won: Betsinda, 106 (Wilson). to
10, l to 4, second; Barn Dollar, 1l3, even,
third. Time, 1:12 2-5. Whalebone. Enrico
and Clever Seth also ran.
Third race. 2-year-olds and up; furiongs-
Rockland Princess, III (YeltonD. to .. to
5, to 5, won Rivera. 100 lBarrett) to J.:
2 to /. second: Step Along. III (W; Pool.
TO ), third. Time. 1:12 2-5. Dutch Girl. Bear
Shot, Cup Bearer, Edmon. Moon Magic and
Special also ran.
Fourth race, 3-year-olds and up; liz miles
Ethel Clayton. no tAndersonl, to l, to O.
to 5, won; Laven. 106 taIcDermotD. even, L
TO 2. second; Jewell v. D., 1l2 (Hurnl. . to
,, third. Time. AS 1-5. Eulalia. Cannon
Shot. Belphrizonia, All Over and Kings RAN
som also ran.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up; i II miles
The Roll Call. Ill tWeiner), II to 10. Z to
10, 1 to 4, won: Paul Micou, 1O6 tEatonD.
to 1. to l., SECOND; Rocky Mountain ile
tFronk), 8 to 2, third. Time, 1:46 20: King
Tut, Black Grackle, Guelph, Kauii. Victoire,
Plus Ultra and Dorius also ran;
Sixth race, 4-year-olds up; Us miles-Derre
90 (Yeltonl, 8 to 1, 8 to /. to s., won; The
Archer, 112 tBarret). Z to 5, to 10. second
Flying Prince, 107 (Ellis). s to s. third. Time
1853 Belle Annie, Peter J, Fantoche, West
wood and Sagamook also ran.
Evening star., 1924-08-03

The second frame was almost the
same, but it did not take as much
hitting. Two blows registered four
tallies in the second, errors helping
out immensely. Schering, Indianapo-
wild chucks to first on bunts. He
must have had the idea first base
was out in right field, for once he
threw the hosShide out there, letting
one man go all the way home on u
bunt
Hutchinson gave demonstration
of his Skill in the first session. The
first man to face him ripped a double
TO left, but he never got any farther.
Hutch simply bore down bit, and
the next two famed and the third
was retired on an easy grounder,
Hutchinson to Hood.
The Washington hurler was touch
ed quite freely while he toiled. BnE
he had nothing to worry about from
the start. After Hutch quit at thr
end of the fifth, Webb tried his hand
for bit and then let SimonS come
in from center field to finish it up.
st. Paul Looks Formidable.
In the other game St. Paul proved
that il will be a formidable opponer,
for Washington If the two team
meet. St. Paul trimmed New York
6 to 0, with Pitcher Ewald allowing
two hits.
Tomorrow's games will bring to
gether Chicago and Boston in the
opener and Pittsburgh and Detroit in
the other. The score:
Evening star., 1924-08-03
RICH SARATOGA RACE
GOES TO SUNNY MAN

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, Au-
gust 2.-Willis Sharpe Kflmer's Sun
ny Man, 7-to-l choice, won the his
toric $4,000 United States Hotel
Stakes for two-year-olds at six fur
longs today.
Harry Payne Whitney's Reminder
was second and Swope, a heavily
played favorite, third.
Fifteen colts and fillies started.
The time was 1.13.
Young Marlin. Turf Idol, Already
and Sunside were among the also
rams.
Harry Payne Whitney's Klondyke.
an odds-on favorite, won the Miller
Stakes for 3-year- r-olds at a mile and
three-sixteenths in 1.5S4 As. Sun Fla
and Revenue Agent finished second
and third, but were disqualified by
the stewards for cutting across the
held. Thorndale was placed second
and Bobtail third.
August Belmont's Ladkin showed
no speed and appeared to be over
weighted. This stake has a value of
$1,000
Evening star., 1924-08-03
18 SELECTED HORSES
IN ENDURANCE TEST

COLORADO SPRINGS, August .
Eighteen selected horses are here re-
ceiving their final grooming for the
start of the third annual western
endurance ride which starts Monday
morning from the Broadmoore Hotel
stables.
The grind will last for FIVE days.
and the horses will be ridden over a
different 6o-mile route each day, the
judges accompanying them.
Five of the animals entered are
from the Cavalry School at Fort
Riley, kans., and the Army Remount
Association here has also entered
several mounts.
Norfolk Star, ridden by Capt. a. II.
watkins Of Fort Russell, won the
1922 and 1923 rides, but is not en-
tered this year. The horses will be
judged each day on their time and
condition.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
GUN CLUB MEMBERS
PLAN A BUSY MONTH

Washington Gun Club members in
tend to be fully prepared for the
more-Washington intercity club
championship, which will be staged
at Benning the last week in Septem-
Der or the first part of October.
Four more events will be held this
month in preparation for the Oriole
City marksmen. They follow: Au-
gust 9, SO targets of three classes; 16,
so targets, distance handicap; 23. so
targets, added target. handicap; 30
so targets, sliding scale handicap.
There will be no team races during
November and December, as the mem
bers plan to take advantage of the
hunting season. The tournament
committee is composed of DR.. A. ".
Parsons. George A. Emmons and c. c.
Fawsett.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
OVER 600 HORSES LISTED
FOR GRAND CIRCUIT MEET

CLEVELAND, August $50 large
is the entry list for the grand circuit
meeting which opens here August IL
and continues through August %
that there is a possibility that an
other day may be required to clean
up the program. General Manager
Win Kinnan of the Forest City Live
Stock and Fair Company. has an
nounced.
go in the stakes, and the Rainy Day
Stake for 2-year-old trotters, with
an estimated value of $4,000, and the
Championship Stallion. Stake for 3-
year-old trotters, with an estimated
value of $4,000, are features of the
program.
The Rainy Day Stake will be raced
August 14,r~and the championship
stallion stake. August Is.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
SHAM BATTLE FOR G0WDY.

NEW YORK, August "A sham
battle was staged in Central Park
last night by the 165th Infantry, as
a tribute to Hank" Gowdy, catcher
of the New York Giants, in whose
honor the United States Infantry re-
gently named the base ball field at
ff1e Army athletic center, at Fort
Rennins. Ga. Gowdy was chosen
because he was the first major league
player to enlist in the Infantry dur
ing the war.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
SECOND GAME
Totals. 81 1924 13

.Batted Tor NiebergalI in sixth inning.
fNone out in ninth inning when winning
runs scored.
st. LOns. .... o o o 8 o o OF
Philadelphia. o o 2 0 0 IS
Runs-Hornsby, Bottorley (2l, Blades (2),
Cooney. Flack Schultz, Williams, woehrs,
Holke. Ford, Parkinson (2), Wilson. Errors
Cooney, Schultz. Parkinson. Two-base hits
Ford. Blades t2), Niebergall, Parkinson Will
l!ams. Home run-Wilson Stolen base
Smith. Sacrihces-Parkinson f2C, Mokan. Con
zales. Double plays-Hornsby and Cooney !:
Hornsby and Bottomley; Parkinson and Holke /;
Cooney tunassisted); Ford. Parkinson and
Holke. Left on bases-St. Louis, 5; Philadel-
phia, 3. Bases on halls-On Dyer. q; off
Ring. I; on Carlson. 8. Struck out-By Dyer.
l; by Carlson, 1: by Belts, .. Hits-On Ring
in III innings; OF Carlson, in 3as innings
none out in SIXTH; off Belts, . in 8 innings
Quigley, Sweeney and o'Day. Time Of game
l hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
FRENCH DRIVER TAKES
GRAND TOURING PRIZE

LYONS, France, August Chris
tian Dauvergne of France, plotting a
French motor car, today won the
grand touring prize. the feature of
the French Automobile Clubs annual
meeting. in which 80 cars started at
midnight last night.
He covered the distance of 800 kilo-
meters in 3 hours IL minutes and 80
seconds. Lacharnay was second and
(Golas third.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
PILLS TWICE SCORE
OVER THE CARDINALS

PHILADELPHIA, August win
ming the second game with a home
run by Wilson in the ninth, Philadel-
phia took both ends OF a double
header from ST. Louis today
The score of the first game was 8
to and of the second to 7.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
REDS EASILY ANNEX
PAIR FROM BRAVES

BOSTON, Mass, August 3.-Cincin-
natl won twice today from Boston,
beating the Braves Q to o in the open
ing game of a doubleheader and
taking the second, 10 to 2.
Donohue pitched excellent ball In
the opening contest.
The Reds gathered "a hits off four
Boston pitchers in the second game.
Dauber starred in the field and hit
four times safely.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
AMERICAN FAR SUPERIOR
TO BRITISH BOXING RIVAL
Toms Opponent Would Have to Be Whole Lot Bet.
Ter Than He Was on u. S. Visit to Give St.
Paul Mauer Battle.
BY SPARROW McGANN.

EW YORK August 2ATommy Gibbons going to meet Jack
Bloomfield in 20round bout in Saturday.
They English
He a middle
unless he has improved about 533
mat for ST. Paul mauler.
In other words the feeling here that Tommy
English handy he had
of
however should
because Gibbons has been well by the English fighting
public
thing in return for the $4,000 he going
Evening star., 1924-08-03
DODGERS BEAT CUBS
IN ERRATIC CONTEST

BROOKLYN, August 2.-Brooklyn
made it three out Of four from Chi
. cago by winning the last game of the
series today, 9 to Z.
Ehrhardt was knocked out of the
box in the second inning by two
doubles and two singles. He was re-
lieved by Decatur, who was the
winner.
High tied the score with a home
run off Guy Bush and three runs were
made off him in the seventh.
Wild throws by Hartnett and Bar
rett were COSTLY
Evening star., 1924-08-03
LOCAL TYPOS MAKE GOOD
START TO RETAIN TITLE
Hammer Indianapolis Hurler for Dozen TaIlies
While Hutchinson, Webb and Simons Yield
But Two--St. Paul Beats New York, 90.

- (speca-Champion year champions
I this
That's the the Capital City printers looked
first in the international printers base ball which
their finish
ending with the figures of II to 2
After the Washington started their in the
round, the bottom fell of
the outfdrs plenty
bouncing base the pling
Evening star., 1924-08-03
RACE MEET rs HALTED.

WINDSOR, Ont, August Grand
circuit racing at Devonshtre came to
~, abrupt end today, when the man
agement declared the six-day meet
off at the end of the third days pro-
gram. The reason given for closing
the meet was that those in charge
did not wish to shoulder the addi-
tional loss that they believed would
entail IL continued.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
SECOND CAME.
Totals. As "a 27 q Totals. 81 IL q
sBatted for Cooney in ninth inning.

Ctncinnati 0 0 S-19
Boston... 0 0 o 0 L O.
Runs-Critz t3). Daubert, ROush. Walker,
Duncan (3), Pinelli (4), Cavaney %, Har-
grave, Mays Stengel, Cunningham. Errors-
Cavaney, McInnis, Smith, Shay. Two-base hits
--Hargraye Critz Duncan, Cunningham.
Stolen bases--Roush, Walker. Daubert. Sacri-
fces-wslker. Hargrave. Critz. Double plays
--Critz to Cavahey to Daubert (2) Gibson to
shaw. Shay TO McInnis. Left on bases-Cin-
cinnati, Ii; Boston, 8. Bases on balls-Of
Mays. /; of Mcnamara. 2; on Yeargin, 1; of
ras. /: by Cooney, Q Hts-0f Mcnamara,
5 fn Is innings: of Yeargin. in % inning;
Oh Lucas, 9 in . innings (none out in hfth) ;
OF Cooney, IL in ) innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Yeargin (PinellD; by Lucas lCayaneyl.
Balk-Cooney. Losing pitcher-McSa
Umpires-Messrs. Moran and Rlgier. Time Oh
game hours and } minutes.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
FIRST GAME.
Totals. 80 10 q 1e Totals. 80
.Batted for Genewich in eighth inning.

.Ratted for Genewich in eighth inning.
TCritz out, hit by batted ball.
Cincinnati ...... 0 o Q -
Boston. 0 0 %
Runs-Pinelu, Cavaney. Errors--Critz Pi-
nelU SHAY (2l Sacrifce-Donohue. Double
piays-Daubert to Cavnney Critz to Cayaney
10 Daubert; Smith to McInnis; Padgett to NC
Iunis: Smith to shay to Mc1nnis. Lett on
base4Cincinnati, 6; Boston. 3. Bases on balls
-of Genewich. 1. struck outoBy Donohue;
& Hits-Of Genewich. in 8 innings; on
Cooney, 1 in / inning. Umpires-Messrs. Rig
Ter and Moran. Losing pitcher-GeneTich.
Time of game-1 hour and 30 minutes.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
Totals. Al II n II Totals. IS S'23

sLowry out, bunting third strike.
Washington. 4s5 . o x-12
Indianapolis. o o o O.
Runs-Iowry t2), Lemeric (3). Hood, Ford
{2), Simons, Desper, Suess Hutchinson, Mum
shauer, Vernon. Errors-Warren, Webb, Ashe,
Munshauer. Twobase hits-Ford. Simons,
Suess Ashe. Three-base hit-Simons. Struck
out-By Simons, !; by Hutchinson, 3; by
Schering. >. Bases on balls-Of Hutchinson.
l: off Schering, s.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
Totals. 80 8 81 IL Totals. 35 8 q 10
sBatted for McQuilan in fifth inning
fBatted for Kyln in sixth inning.
Tran for Bentley in sixth inning.
Slated for Dean In nil

Pittsburgh. 0 0 o 2 o o OF
Runs - Bigbee, Carey (2), Cuyler (2),
Wright. Traynor, Meusel (2), Jackson, Groh
l2l, Snyder. Errors-Bigbee, Wright, Smith,
Frisch. Two-base hits-Cuyler, Carey, Tray
nor, Maranville. Three-base hit-Wright.
Home run-Meusel. Stolen bases-Traynor
l2l. Meusel. Cuyler, Groh, Nehf. Sacrifices
Frisch. Left on bases~New York, !; Pitts
burgh ). Bases on balls--Off McQuiilan, A:
of Pfeffer, .: of Dean, l. Struck out-By
kremer. 1. Hts-Of McQullan, in 8 in
nings; of Ryan, none in l inning: Off Dean.
in 3 innings; off Pfeffer. in 5ss innings;
Smith. Winning pitcher-Kremer. Losing
pitcher-Dean. Umpires-Messrs. Hart, Nc
Cormick and Pfrmann. Time Of game hours
and II minutes.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
TO LIFT PLAYER LIMIT,

Il E<SPRINGFYELD, ILL.,, August o.
The player limit Of clubs in the West
ern Association will be lifted August
90. after which date any number may
be carried by one club, President J.
warren Seabough has announced.