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Evening star., 1925-08-06
TWO GAMES SATURDAY
IN THE BANKERS LOOP

National Bank of Washington VS..
Hibbs and Metropolitan VS.. CONNER
cial are the two games booked for
Saturday in the Bankers Base Ball
League.
Last Saturday the Metropolitan toss
ars scored over National Bank of
Washington, to O. while Riggs was
trouncing F. H. Smith, z to 2. Mana
ger Nellie Perkins, who guards the
doorway sack for the Smith Co. nine,
received two broken fingers and will
be out Of the game indefinitely. Jim
Fraley Is taking his place.
The Smith nine wishes to arrange
games with teams outside the league.
Can Manager Perkins at Main 6464.
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to place the ball
about s or 10
inches I'm front of
its natural tePd
position. Then adj
dress as usual
and swing. Know
ing that you have
10 reach slightly
for the ball will
cause You TO throw
the clubhead out
after it. The solid
ity of the hit the
first few times
you do this may
surprise you. Keep
your head down.
After trying this
a few times tee
the hall at IFS cor.
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The Arlington team has been Sc
lected by Mickey Johnson, chairman
of athletics for the three-day meeting,
and will get its first workout Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock in a clash
with Cherrydale at Lyon Village dia-
monh. The lineup is as follows:
Harrison, left; Beauchamp, center;
Johnson, right; Rudding. first; Miller.
short; Talbot, third; Scheffel, catcher
and Laycock and Clatterbuck, pitchers.
Mickey Johnson will direct the play
of the Smoke Eaters, while Emile
Pfeil, a veteran sandlotter, will pilot
the Cherries.
Rialto Club, one of the two teams
claiming the champship of the Jewish
Community Center League, will play
at Annapolis Sunday against the East
port semi-pro nine. Players will re-
Pop Hessler's Northerns are seeking
action with teams in their class. Call
Columbia 1898.
SOuthends Juniors will hold a meet
ing tomorrow night at the home of
Manager Shapiro to plan for their
week end clashes and the coming play
off in the Junior championship series.
The Aggie Juniors will be encountered
Saturday at East Ellipse at 2 o'clock
and the Federals met on Sunday at
O'Clock at diamond No. 8.
Harris Insects and Boys Club Elks.
winners in the two sections of the
Insect League, will play the first game
of their championship series Monday
at South Ellipse field, starting at 1:30
o'clock. Second and third clashes will
be played Tuesday and Wednesday.
Chevy Chase Reserves have the use
of Chevy Chase field on Livingston
street and wish to book games with
unlimited mines. Week day games are
wanted particularly. Call Manager
Bill Fisher at Cleveland 2177
National Midgets defeated the Car
dinai AIidgets in both halves Of q
double bill in the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association series,
13 to Z, and to 0.
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THROWi |
nnT

rect place, then play Tor the same
kind of a throw of the clubhead. IL
it doesn't work. put the ball out front
again and practice until you develop
the throw. However, do not adopt that
practice in regular play. The ball
really is not hit so hard when il is
out front. 1t only appears to be be-
cause, developing the throw, you hit
springy blow. The formula is 10
get that kind of blow with the ball
i'm its correct position.
(Copyrirht IQo5
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!: Cincinnati Still in Penna1t Race
GRIFFS PLAY TWO TODAY;
MACKMEN ARE BUSY, TOO

Nationals and Athletics are likely
to find battling for the American
League pennant especially arduOus
throughout the remainder of the
week. Each was to stage a double
header today, the former tackling
the Browns and the Macks meet
ing the Indians In Philadelphia.
Single games are to be played by
the local crew tomorrow and Satur-
day, but the Athletics are due to
put on another dual bill with the
Tribe tomorrow, to be followed by
one game on the week end.
In the double-header here that
started at 1870 o'clock Walter
Ruetler and Walter johnson were
slated for mound duty for the
Champs, with the former likely to
toe the slab in the initial encounter.
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SO RUNS MADE IN DAY
IN THE TEXAS LEAGUE

DALLAS, Tex. August 6 A.P.-
With 80 runs made by the eight
clubs of the Texas League i'm the
four games played yesterday, it
was believed by sport writer's that
record was established for sin
gle days play.
None of the games went over nine
innings, and i'm the San Antonio
Shreveport game the last half of
the ninth inning was not played.
A total of 124 hits were registered
and 22 errors were made. Seven
home runs were pOied.
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K. o. LEONARD TO FIGHT
WALKER IN CALIFORNIA

CINCINNATI, Ohio, August CP).-
yohnny Cox. manager of Knockout"
Leonard Of New Orleans. has an
nounced that he had closed with
Danny Goodman, Los Angeles pro-
moter for Leonard, to box Mickey
Walker, worlds welterweight cham
pion, in a 10-round decision contest at
Culver City, Calf, September IA.
Leonard holds a one-round knock
out over Bobby Barrett of Philadel-
phia.
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LUNTE Is SOLD AGAIN.

ROCHESTER,, y. V. August 6 GPj
Harry Lunte, third baseman for
the Rochester Internationals, has been
sold 10 the Mobile club of the South
ern League. Several weeks ago Lunte
was sold to Atlanta. but was uu-
willing to accept transfer.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Bkln. at Pittsburgh. Bkln. at Pittsburgh.
y. Y. at Cincinnati. y. y. at Cincinnati
Phila. at Chicago. Phila- at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis. Boston at st. Louis
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. Z; Philadelphia, 8.
St.. Louis, n; Boston, 2.
Other games postponed-rain.
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ROBBIE WILL CONTINUE.

PITTSBURGH, August CP.-
Wilbert Robinson, president of the
Brooklyn club, will continue to act as
manager of the Dodgers until the end
Of the 1926 season, at which time his
contract expires, he let it be known,
following a conference in Chicago with
Judge K. M. Lands.
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will make her first appearance in the
national event this year. and il IS the
writers opinion she will bear watch
ing.
So, too. will Mrs. II. d. (SaIy)
Sterrett of Hutchinson, Kans., who
met Miss Collett in the final round.
Mrs. Sterrett is one Of the finest iron
players ever developed in the ranks
of woman golfers in this country.
She will hold her own with any wom-
an. Miss Wethered and Miss Collett
included
The fact is the woman golfers of
this country are developing so rapid
ly that the United States is virtually
on par with Great Britain. With
Edith Cummins. Helen Payson, Sally
Sterrett, Dorothy klotz. Maureen
Orcutt, Marion Bennett. Marie Jenny.
Bernice Wall. Virginia Wilson. Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd and others
competing the next national wom-
ems golf championship ought to be
the greatest ever held.
Speaking of the development of
young players. Edward Murphy, Is
years old, Boston star who caused
a sensation recently in New England
golf circles by carrying Francis
Ouimet to the nineteenth hole in the
semi-tlnal round of the Massachusetts
State amateur tournament. and who
won the Wentworth Hotel tourna-
ment at Portsmouth, \. H, by de-
feating Hiram Kicker jr., Maine State
champion, and l. is a likely pros
pect. He Is planning to compete N
the national amateur event at Oak
mont, and his progress. together with
that of Roland Mckenzie of Wash
ington, will be well worth watching.
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WEAKNESS SSACAINST BRAVES
|AND PILLS HURTS PIRATES
Reds Confident They Can Beat the Giants, and Ii
They Do They Can Give the Buccaneers Hot
Battle for the National League Banner.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

lew YORK August 6ThereTl be
NJ the Pittsburgh Pirates
the West They
phia and Boston New Brooklyn
make them their
Phnies
qurks They did play
3D.
then until the 28h
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SALVATORE WINS FIGHT.

LOS ANGELES, August P).-Phil
Salvatore, recent conqueror of Tommy
O'Brien, defeated Julius Jessick, for
mer amateur Pacific coast lightweight
champion, IA six-round event here
last night. Newsboy Brown. New
York, won a decision over frankie
Grandetta. Hollywood bantamweight
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CLENNA COLLETTS GOLF
HELPED BY TRIP ABROAD
BY RAY MCCARTHY.

n EW YORK August 6Miss Gnna Collects has
considerably,
Providence brilliant
annual Grwod Cup the Shneco Club her
frstc abroad
the England
Championship which The
be held
lin euber
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The Cubs have cracked the Pirates
skulls nine times and really are the
club most responsible for holding
Pittsburghs nose to the grindstone.T
Had Chicago played no better against
the Pirates than against the Giants
the Pirates would be leading New
York by five games and more.
Against Boston Pittsburgh won
three games and lost one. Add to thar
the figures in the Philadelphia series
and the Pirates against the two East
ern tailenders won five and lost four.
That's not enough margin for them to
win pennant on, even if they are
ahead Of the Giants for the time be-
ing. Their showing in these two series
has been very ordinary and not at all
that of championship team. They
must do better in the IA games left
with these two clubs if they are to
count upon a pennant this year-or
else they will have To play some red
hot ball against New York and Brook
lyn.
What Saves the Pirates.
The fact that the Pirates have been
able to beat the Giants has been one
big factor in their favor in the past.
But if the Giants should suddenly turn
on them, and if the Pirates can do no
better against Boston and Philadel-
phia than they have, and if the Cubs
keep up their percentage of victory
against them. the Giants are not TO be
counted out of the race by any means
And even of more Importance. If the
Reds can get their feet on the ground
they have a right good chance TO win
the flag themselves.
The Reds thought they would win
down at Orlando last spring. They
| think now they can defeat the Giants
and if they can, they can come pretty
( close to giving Pittsburgh a battle
| Judging by the quality of base ball be-
| ing played today in the National
| League, Pittsburgh should he better
! than a 500 outfit by some % points.
/ But it can't seem to hold 800 steadily.
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To figure such a result, the winning
percentages the two main flag con-
tenders have established against each
rival club, have been used against the
games yet to be played. For eXmple,
the Champs have played at a .642S57
rate against the Macks in IA games
and have more engagements to play
with their arch-rivals. Therefore, on
past form, they stand to win of
them.
Figures to date reveal that the
League Leading Athletics have played
at far faster clip than the Nationals
against three of the members of the
Western section of the circuit and
that has benefited the new pennant
aspirants TO a great extent. In 40 con-
hicts with the White Sox, Browns and
Tigers, the AS have triumpher 81
times The Champs have played AZ
games with the same clubs and won
but %
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ROCHESTER GETS URBAN.

ROCHESTER,, August R).-Ken-
meth w. Urban. former shortstop with
the Terra Haute, Ind, club of the
Three-I League, has Joined the
Rochester Internationals
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ID. G.. HOSEMEN TO OPPOSE
ARLINGTON FIRE.FICHTERS

n Police
Columbia
- Friday, battle
ball the Arlington
ASsoca Village
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wooden-club player. In this respect
there was no -percepttble change in
her game here, although she was
quite as steady as ever. But in her
iron play the Providence girl has i'm
proved greatly. and she now is
steadier than she ever was in all de-
partments.
Difficult to Beat.
II was this steadiness which stood
out in her game at Shenecossett Club.
This consistency, combined with her
briIliance, makes her an exceedingly
formidable player, and it is hard to
see how any woman in this country
is going to stop Miss Collett from
again winning the national title, pro-
vided she maintains her present form
through September.
Glenna. too, has seemed to acquire
more poise-and goodness knows she
had plenty before. Perhaps her
match with Joyce Wethered, who is
said always to have the expression
of a sphinx in a match, gave Miss
Collett a tip. She played through
the Shenecossett tournament quite
unmindful of what her opponents
were doing. and she had two very
hard contests.
Just how well Miss Collett is play
lilS may pS J0o6Cd hhO 49,
she was under 80 in every round but
one. In one match she was even
par for 10 holes. This contest, in the
second round. ended on the eleventh
hole And Shenecossett is a real test
of golf, layout of some $500 yards,
which calls for real shot making abil-
ity in order to score well.
Located as 1t is directly on Long
Island Sound, there Is always wind
present Miss Collett was quite un-
ruffied by any such hazard, and while
Mrs. Hurd. the national champion, and
several other topnotcherS were strug-
Cling to break go, the Providence girl
was shooting without any apparent
difficulty.
Has Real Rivals.
That Miss Collett will have her
work cut out for her next September
in the national championship, how
ever, was evidenced by the play of two
Of her opponents, as well as by several
other competitors. In the semi-f1nal
round the hard-hitting Glenna found
an opponent worthy of her steel in
Helen Payson of Portland, Me-, a girl
who has been playing golf only three
years.
Miss Payson made her debut in COM
petition in Florida last Winter, COM
peting in the Belleair and the st. Au-
gustine tournaments. At Shenecossett
she took Glenna to the last hole. She
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Inside Golf
n f,, N
-By Chester Horton-

4 very good practice TO develop the
knack of throwing the CiUbhead
through the ball and ont after il Is
Evening star., 1925-08-06

The skin of horse when properly
cured and tanned may be cut into 100
base ball covers.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

New Orleans. 2-4 CHATTANOOGA. 12.
Nashville. 80; Mobile. 2-7.
Memphis. 81; Atlanta, 5-13.
Birmingh am, 10-4: Little Rock. 2-o.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Augusta, 8; GreenviIle. 8.
Asheville. 0; Columbia. 5.
Charlotte. Is. Knoxville. 2.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
st. Louis at Wash. st. Louis at Wash
Cleve. at Phila. CIeve. at Phila.
Chicago at Boston. Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York. Detroit at New York
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
All games postponed-rain.
Evening star., 1925-08-06

There are four golf courses on the
island of Oahu, upon which Honolulu
is situated.
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TEXAS LEAGUE,

Sanford, 4: Lakeland. 3.
Tampa. l: St. Petersburg, 0.
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Dope Here Not So Good.

Now the Athletics have 26 more
games to play with that trio and cold
calculation indicates they will win
II of them. Not so good for the Ma
tionals, who have "a more battles with
the same set of clubs, but figure to
finish best in but 13 of them.
Against the last three clubs in the
league, the Nationals are doped to
do better than the Athletics over the
full route. So far, each of the main
contenders has encountered the In
dians, Yankees and Red Sox 43 times
and won 32 games. But an oddity of
the futures" calculating gives the
champions Is wins in the remaining
% engagements with the tail-end trio
and the Athletics only II victories in
their last % matches with that lot.
In their series with one another che
Nationals hold a decided advantage
over the Athletics, having won in 8 of
their IA meetings. According to those
figures, the Nationals should take of
the games they have yet to play with
the clan of Connie Mack.
So the calculations indicate that the
Champs will step along at a pace a bit
faster than the AS during the remain
der of the season. calculation due to
the greater advantage the Nationals
have held over the last three clubs in
the race and over the leaders them
selves. On past form. the Harrismen
should win Sc of their remaining SO
tits and the Mackmen 81 of their
last 81
Evening star., 1925-08-06

Dallas. 15: Waco. Q.
Fort Worth, 81; Beaumont. 10.
San Antonio. IS; Shreveport. 2.
Wichita Falls. 10: Houston. 8.
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KAPLAN BEATS KENNEDY.

BAYONNE, N. J., August CP.-
Kid Kaplan of Meriden, Conn.
featherweight champion of the world
defeated Bill Kennedy of New Orleans
in 12-round bout last night.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.

Winston Salem. z; Danville, ..
Greensboro, 4; Raleigh. l.
Salisbury. 4; Durham, L.
Evening star., 1925-08-06

CHICAGO, August 6 Cp.-Bud Tay-
lor of Terre Haute, Ind, has been
matched to meet Bushy Graham of
New York in the latter city August II.
Thew are bantamweights.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE

Richmond. 4: Portsmouth, !.
Rinston, o; Rocky Mount, L.
Norfolk Wilson (rain).
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus. 2; St. Paul, l Is innings
rainI.
nings).
louisville z: Milwaukee. 8.
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As Have Edge at Outset.

That would make the teams travel
even over the remainder of the route
in game terms, but the Nationals win
ming percentage for the period would
be .654545 against .649123 for the Ath-
letics However, Athletics and Ma
tionals are starting this final drive
with the former two games to the
good. and that's just how Comics
team figures to finish.
OF course. there's many slip twixt
the cup and the lip. That goes for
base ball as well as for anything else.
1t must be remembered that the Ma
tionals have but more games with
the Yankees, who recently have given
signs of returning to the form that
made them feared last year. while the
Macks have yet to met the Yanks 10
times. And the Red SoX club. that
has been a foot ball for both main con-
tenders, is to be met 8 more times by
the Champs and only more by the
AS. And don't forget those games
that the Nationals have with the
leaders.
If you don't care for the figures
given herewith, try doping the race
otherwise. In such a matter it's every
man for himself, at that
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse. 81; Providence. AZ (second
game, innings.
Toronto 4 Reading 2.
Baltimore, 90: Buffalo, oil (second
game, s innings.
Rochester-Jersey City (rsin).
Evening star., 1925-08-06

National Midgets defeated the Car
dinai AIidgets in both halves Of q
double bill in the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association series,
13 to Z, and to 0.
Evening star., 1925-08-06

Copyright. 1925
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A TrENDING the international
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room OF a big hotel here. the State
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