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blocks from end of new Aqueduct Bridge
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LEAVING THE CITY. ] MUST SELL NY
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$4,000. TERMS. s. rooms. , bedrooms :,
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ments semi etached brick: all outside
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Evening star., 1925-07-23
Present Full Strength Old League Race Resembles That of 1920
POLICE NINE WOULD
BEAT FIREMEN AGAIN

Determined to prevent the Fire
men from breaking their streak of
seven straight victories, base ball
players of the Police Department,
under the direction of F'inney Kelly,
are going through an intensive train
ing campaign designed to put them
in shape for the big annual contest
with the Smoke Eaters at American
League Park on Labor Day.
The Coppers have been practicinS
at Diamond No. / every afternoon
for the past two weeks and are now
ready to take on the best unlimited
mines in town as conditioners for the
all-important task of trouncing their
friendly enemies another time.
Lieut.. NJ. l.. Ready, at Precinct No. ),
Is in charge of booking arrangements
and is anxious to open his schedule
Sunday. Games may be arranged for
any day in the week.
Kelly and Humphries, members OF
the champion Mohawk combination
of former years, will alternate on the
mound for the Police team, while
Stewart and Hoffman, veteran mem
bers OF the nine, Will share the
catching assignments. Myszurki of
the Quantico Marines will be seen at
first, Murray or Kaufman at second,
Hiser at short and Dalglish at third.
Boyd, Rinker, Redman and Sebas-
tian will play in the outheld.
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LIBERTY A. C.. STAGES
FIELD DAY SATURDAY

Followers of the Liberty Athletic
Club are looking forward to the clubs
annual field day at American League
Park Saturday, when the Liberty base
ball nine meets the Hess Senior and
Modoc teams in double-header and a
program of athletic events is staged
between the members of the three
teams.
Promptly at o'clock the Hess and
Liberty teams will take to the diamond
for the first clash, with the second fol-
lowing Immediately after. -Four spe-
cial events-fungo hitting, base ball
throw for distance, base running and
a 60-yard dash-will be run off before
the diamond clashes, the first starting
at 1 o'clock.
Prizes are being offered by local
sporting goods firms to the winners in
each event, and, in addition, special
award will be made to the batter who
makes the last home run of the day.
Pop Kremb, Liberty manager, has
five hurlers lined up for the two
games. Sunny Kremb and Gene Dulin
probably will draw the starting assign
ments, while Dick Finch, Joe Freschi
and Henderson Cleary may be called
on for relief work.
The Modoc team will practice for
Saturdays fray this afternoon at S
o'clock on the Modoc field.
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CARNEGIE AND V. M. |.
ATHLETES WIN MEET

FORT HUMPHREYS, Va, July %.
Carnegie Tech and Virginia Military
Institute student officers, who made
up the second platoon Of the r. o. t.
c. Engineer company stationed here
for training, carried off first honors
in the interplatoon military competi-
tion and track and field meet that
closed the six weeks Summer en-,
campment yesterday.
Virginia Tech and Johns Hopkins
cadets, who constituted the first pla-
toon. placed second with 1o6 points
to 149 for the winners. Penn State
men, who composed the third platoon,
finished third with a total of Is.
Carnegie and v. NJ. I. athletes
Peck of Carnegie alone accounting
for Is points in the track and field
competition by capturing the mile, $50
and 440 yard runs. Combined teams
from the two schools won out in wall
scaling, indoor base ball and volley
ball.
The competitive drill went to Johns
Hopkins and V. p. l., Penn State
placing second.
H. Hayes of v. NJ. l., E. M. Roder-
ick of Penn State and E. G. Shower
of Johns Hopkins were the only three
men in the company to qualify as ex-
pert pistol marksmen.
TRACK AND FIELD MEET.
1oo-yard runawon BY LAWSON ev:.P IL I.
Ssa Sssnt Tech Ts SECOND
DlassSSon1 third Tim Time sesan seconds
toon). second Kohne Carnegie Tech. second
490ysrd By SfSSa1S PeeF
Tech; second platooPJ lawson g. p /;
platoon third. Time. 0.54 20.
shsd lss;sSn issfon4 ps aoEiRs sS P L.
Gs !srs pissSon sfsas Sss:s
'hHa HOB sieD and 'hTa By Saunders
P. l.. first platoonl Bennet (y; /; first
0nd pla,SSnl third Dis.ancs. g f. IN
ssisS.s 81 TsShHolosg1t % thSifd Distance 81
P, I. f5st pIatooa5: MeaSs q; NJ ]: sec: sec:
Tech. second platoon. third. Height. 8
Discus throw-won by Disney penn State
end platoon. second; WelcheT y, p; i.
Runnihs broad jampMWoR Wont by LAWSON La "
Fst Dlatooa corRy SJohPs Hopkins
third platoonl. third. Distance. Is it. u In
MILITARY EVENTS.
Equipment race-Won by Hoch Carnegie
Tech. second platoon) Segner Penn State
third platoon1. second: Dalton tCarnegie
Tech. second platoon third;
Tent pitching-Won by Hayes and Har
melng sV y l. see9nd goSn. platoon! Bar
ond: woodward and Won Shilling ". M
Wall scsling-Won by second platoon
third platoon. second: first platoon. third
I1ne; ne 80 seeonasf dsiu wo, hr Gre. r,o,oo,
third platoon. second.
Rife competition--Won by Dalton (Car
negie Tech. first platoon): Hughes tCar
negie Techl. second; Winters tCarnegft
Techl third.
Pistol competition-Won by H. Hayes ~
N. L.. second platoon: Roderick Penn
| State. third platoon1. second: Shower (Hop
kins. first platoonl. third.
OTHER SPORTS
Swimming meet-Won by second platoon
first platoon. second: third platoon third.
Indoor base ball-Won by second platoon
| third platoon. second.
voliey ball--Won by second platoon; thirc
| platoon. second.
Evening star., 1925-07-23


Cincinnati popped along for a time
with a full head of steam, but the pace
was too fast for the Reds, who, like
other championship teams handled by
Pat Moran. were good for one year
only.
On June 80, 1920, Cincinnati lebthe
league with SAT. That's down to the
dead level, and more So But more
was to come. The Brooklyns led with
.568 August Is and with $50 August
81. They finally won out with .604,
and Philadelphia was last with .407.
Brooklyn was wabbly at the finish,
and stories were in circulation that
they were offering other teams gra-
tuities if they would lick the menacing
Giants.
1t is on record that purses have
been paid to certain players for their
efforts at licking certain contenders
when the race was very close, and
such things have made a lot of trou-
BILE for owners and officials in both
major leagues. This practice is one
of the reasons why those who are
most concerned for the best interests
of base ball think the amount involved
in a world series should be brought
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INSECT TEAMS WILL
SWARM ON SATURDAY

Four games are carded for the In
sect Base Ball League Saturday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock The Elks meet
the Auroras at Third street and Mis-
souri, avenue and the Ravens and
Orioles clash at diamond No. l in sec
ton A games. In section the Eagle
and Harris mines play at Fairlawn,
while the Parks and Molines face at
diamond No. 2.
Next Wednesday at / 40 o'clock the
Ravens and Auroras play at diamond
No /, the Elks and Auroras meet at
the Missouri avenue field, Parks and
Harrismen clash at diamond No. 2 and
Molines and Eagles tangle at Seventh
and o streets.
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BRITONS TO PASS UP
GOLD SCULLING CUP
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, July 23.-The Westmin-
ster Gazette says that the Amateur
Rowing Association has decided not
to again officially sanction an Eng
liEh sculler competing for the Phila-
delphia gold challenge cup, which
Jack Beresford. jr., champion English
sculler, retained last week by defeat
ing Walter Hoover of Philadelphia in
a race on the Thames.
Beresford has decided, the paper
states, TO inform the cup committee
that he will return the trophy forth
with.
Before the race for the Philadel-
phia gold challenge cup, on July 10,
Jack Beresford declared his intention,
regardless of the outcome, of return
ing the cup to the United States, as
he held with English rowing author
tiles that the Diamond Scul1s, and
not the Philadelphia cup, was en-
blematic of the world amateur cham
pionship.
Beresford won the Diamond Sculls
for the second consecutive year in the
regatta at Henley several days before
the race for the Philadelphia cup.
Walter Hoover was put out in the
Semi-finalS.
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RIALT0S RE0RGANIZE.
MEET COMFORTERS

Rialto club tossers, winners of the
championship of the Jewish Com
munity Center Base Ball League, will
make their first appearance in the
uniforms of the Rialto Theater Sum-
day, when they take on the Holy
Comforter team at diamond No. at
10 o'clock.
Bill Warsaw, who led the team to
victory in the league series, is at the
helm again and has gathered the
leading stars of the Community Cen
ter loop for the reorganiZed nine. Leo
Jaffe, Harry Danofsky, Ben Guterson.
Ollie Feldman, Julius Frager. Buddy
Myers, Ben April. Ellis Goodman,
Harry Shalin, Sam Simon, Joe Lip
kin, Jake Milwit and Abe Povich will
be seen in action under Rialto Thea
ter colors.
Members of the team will meet to-
night at the managers home, 1928
Georgia avenue. Leo Jaffe has been
elected captain.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
BENDER ON THE MOUND.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, July %
P).-"Chief" Bender. restored to the
active list by the Chicago White Sox.
pitched three innings of an exhibition
game against the Battle Creek
all-stars yesterday, the American
Leaguers winning, to 1. Faber
worked the first inning. Mike Gwen
gros relieved Faber and Bender
pitched the last three frames. The
lone run of the Battle Creek team was
made by Smith, who uncorked a four
bagger off Cvengros.
Evening star., 1925-07-23

Walter Johnson still holds the
crown for effectiveness in the Amer
lean League and Adolfo Luque of the
Cincinnati Reds is leading in effec-
tiveness in the National League.
Sam Gray of Philadelphia, Buck
eye of Cleveland and Stoner of De-
troit are the three youngest twirlers
IN the American League who are
crowding the veterans for honors.
In the National League Reinhart of
ST. Louis and Benton of Boston are
the youngsters ranking high.
Coveleskie and Marberry of Wash
ington are not far behind their great
teammate in effectiveness, and Dutch
Ruether of the Nationals Is also aver
aging one hit per inning.
Danforth and Mogridge of ST.
Louis, Dauss of Detroit and Herb
Pennock of the New York Yankees
are the other American League
pitchers who can hold the opposition
to one hit per inning.
The Giants have two of the lead
ing effectives in the National League,
Jack Scott and Virgil Barnes. So
have the Chicago Cubs. Percy Jones
and Tony Kaufman. "Dazzy"
Vance of Brooklyn and Pete Donohue
of Cincinnati are the other veteran
siiS'i pehooleio III ehe Ndlioi'di
League.
Other branches of the records
show that these same pitchers lead
in other methods of fooling the bat
ters, Vance being far in the lead in
both leagues in strikeouts, with 1877,
compared with Johnson's 81.
Rommell of the Philadelphia Ath :
letics. although batted more freely
by. opposing batters, leads both
leagues in games won, with Is, an
other argument for the veteran skill.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
MISS EDERLE READY
FOR CHANNEL SWIM
BY the Associated Press.

BOULOGNE, France, July 23.-Ger-
trude Ederle, the American swimmer
and her trainer, Jabez Wolff, have
proceeded to Cape Gris-Nez, where
Miss Ederle will await favorable
weather and sea conditions for her
attempt to swim the English Channel
from the French coast to England.
Channel swimming attempts this
year are assuming an entirely feni-
nine aspect, with North America and
South America arrayed against each
other
Miss Lillian Harrison Of Buenos
Aires. who made an unsuccessful try
to cross the channel 10 days ago, also
Is at Cape Gris-Nez with the intention
Of trying again when favorable con-
ditionS prevail.
Miss Harrison is under the care of
William Burgess, the second man to
swim the rough course between
France and England. Burgess per-
formed the feat in 1911.
Wolff IL times has unsuccessfully
endeavored to cross the channel. In
one of his swims he came within a
mile of reaching Boulogne from
Dover.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
ALL CRIPPLES AVAILABLE
FOR GAMES In NEW YORK
Zachary to Hurl Opener of Three-Came Series
Against Yankees Today-Inopportune Hit
ting Handicapped Nationals in West
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

n YORK July 23-Ae of idleness Nationals
M afternoon their big job that of shooting
= second American League for Washington.
Yankees this
season. tong the According Manager
Johnson,
hzsn ready be
used here's or
Roger
by
be in
His sion wasE lifted
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INDIANS WIN EXHIBITION.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, July 23 CP).-
Taking lead in the first inning when
Iris Speaker drove out a home run
after Jameson had singled, the
Cleveland club defeated Terre Haute
in an exhibition game yesterday, to
8. Jameson and Wyatt, former
Wabash College player. also drove out
homers.
Evening star., 1925-07-23

down from the million mark to no
more than gross of 100000.
While it is very unlikely that tha
National League race will drop to q
percentage basis of $50 this season.
it is possible provided the Western
teams take a few hard cracks at New
York and the Eastern teams do the
same thing for Pittsburgh. OF course /,
this next Western trip of the Giant%
may have lot to do with their stan..e
ing. If they are no better on the roy
than they have been in some recelV
seasons, they will have an awful tira&
keeping above the 900 mark.
The Boston club, now last in TIA
race, with a percentage of .4o4, is
practically as well off as the Philadel-
phias We're at the finish of 1920, and
If Boston can close in on both New
York and Pittsburgh the leaders are
bound to be drawn closer to the cen
ter of the web than their present 5ss
and $50, respectively.
Evening star., 1925-07-23

waiter Necu hospital al , o CloSk.
Sunday at l o'clock the two teams
clash at Congress Heights field in the
first game of a double bill for the
home outfit. At o'clock the Heights
diamonders take on their neighborhood
rivals. the Anacostia Eagles.
Tomorrow at $50 o'clock Congress
Heights will stage a practice session
to prepare for the three contests.
Lafayette players will meet at 1908
Thirteenth street southeast, Saturday
at 1890 o'clock.
Pullman VS.. Aloysius Club at Union
League Park, National Circles VS..
Shamrocks at Eastern field. White Sox
VS.. knickerbockers at Georgetown Hol-
low and Warwicks VS.. Petworth at
Washington Barracks are the games
listed for Saturday in the Unlimited
Sandlot Base Ball League. The Knicks
will entertain the Dominican Lyceum
nine in the only clash scheduled for
Sunday.
$. S. Hessler of the Northern Ath-
letic Club is attempting to book a
Sunday game with some strong I'M
limited nine. Call Columbia 1888 after
o'clock. Last Sunday the Northerns
dropped their third game of the season
to Fort Humphreys, 8 to s.
Benning Athletic Club tossers will
play double-header Sunday, meeting
the All-Stars at l o'clock and the
Prospect Athletic Club at 3.
Fort Humphreys and champion
Shamrocks will clash at Washington
Barracks diamond Sunday at 1870
O'Clock.
SeabrOok will entertain the crack
Shipping Board nine, leader in the
Potomac Park League, Sunday after
noon.
Chevy Chase Bearcats. conquerors
of some of the strongest unlimited
teams in this vicinity, will go against
the Union Printers Sunday at the
Chevy Chase field.
Takoma Tigers and Clover Juniors
will meet in a Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association series game
today, at 5 O'Clock, on Plaza diamond.
Southern Railway tossers nosed out
Black and White, 5 to 4. in a Wash.
ington Terminal Y. NJ. c. A. League
game.
Aztecs Midgets took the MEASURE OF
the Winsalls, 3 to !, with Nealon
twirling for the winners.
Tigers took their fourth straight in
the Thomson playground loop when
they trounced the Yankees, 10 to Z.
Corinthian Midgets will meet the
AZtecs Saturday at / o'clock on Dia
mond No. 8, and 8 o'clock will play
Randle Highlands at the same field.
Evening star., 1925-07-23

Nine games out of IT were dropped
by New York in their last Western in
vasion, but the club recovered it's
winning stride in the home stand,
dropping only out of 13 starts.
The Giants maintained their slight
margin over the Pirates yesterday in
another day of idleness throughout the
circuit, rain forcing a postponement
OF all contests. Pittsburgh had a mar
gin of four runs over the Phillies, Z
to 3, when downpour drove both
clubs from the diamond, in the fifth.
A new assault on first place will be
made by the Corsairs beginning today
Evening star., 1925-07-23

in a home series with ST. Louis Card
inals, who have thus far been able to
take but two games out of II from
McKechnie's cohorts.
American League teams. granted
holiday by the schedule yesterday are
due back on the diamond today.
The Yankees, after disastrous road
trip, entertain the leading Washing
ton team, while the Red Sox invade
Philadelphia.
Chicago and Detroit lock in dis
pute for positions in the lower section
Of the first division, while ST. Louis
will try to hold third place against an
attack from Cleveland.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
MANY ATTRACTIVE FRAYS
LISTED FOR SANDLOTTERS

- ONGRESS HEIGHTS Lafayette which
prise diamond of
O of the Capital will extremely busy week end
The Lafayette who the Red this
o'clock Elabeths Field will down Hendon
day, while the Heights the Soldier
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FAvoRITES ARE OUTRAGED.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July % P).-
Todd Hart, bred and owned by c. D.
Hart of Clinton, Iowa, toppled over
Trumpet and Hollywood Jessie, fav-
orites in the eighteenth renewal of
the $4,000 Exchange Club purse here,
by burst Of speed that carried the
gelding to victory in the second and
third heats.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
JOHNSON TOPS AMERICAN
LEAGUE In EFFECTIVENESS
BY the Associated Press.


NHCAGO July 2The lively ball is lively delivered
by of the grayhaired league pitching
by records compiled today.
In there of
hit of the II
The National hit
are
the 01eadinp in each league
Evening star., 1925-07-23
STAGE STARRING FIGHT.

CLEVELAND, July 20 OP.-Pete
Sarmiento of the Philippines and Ed.
die Anderson, the Wyoming bantam
weight, staged one of the greatest To-
round bouts ever seen in Cleveland
last night. Sarmiento was the victor
by a slight margin in the opinion of
writer's.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
WILL RIDE IN GERMANY.

PARIS, July % P).-The American
jockey, Frank O'Neill, who is con
sidered the premier jockey of France
has accepted terms to ride in Ger.
many. In Germany O'Neill will join
Everett Haynes, another American.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. / Kansas City. O.
Milwaukee. 4 Columbus. l.
Minneapolis, IA: Louisville, g.
Indianapolis, 10; ST. Paul. f.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. 10: Toronto, 0-3.
Rochester, 0: Providence, 8.
Buffalo, 13; Reading, 5.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Durham. 4; Raleigh. O.
Winston Salem, O: Salisbury, 5.
Danville, 10: Greensboro, 4.
SALLY LEAGUE.
Augusta. 10; Macon, l.
Asheville, 10: Knoxville. 2.
Charlotte, l3: Columbus. IL.
FLORIDA LEAGUE.
Tampa, 6; Lakeland, 5.
Sanford, 4: St. Petersburg. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, 90: Birmingham, 1-2.
Chattanooga, 6: New Orleans. 1.
Nashville, 7; Mobile. @.
Atlanta. o; Memphis, /
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE
Easton. g. Parksley. 3.
Cambridge, 8: Dover. ..
Salisbury-C -Crisfield (rain)
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YANKS BUY SHORTSTOP.

HARTFORD, Conn, July % R).-
Leo Durocher, shortstop of the Hart
ford Eastern League club, has been
sold to the New York Yankees for de-
livery at the end of the local season.
Durocher is 10 years old.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
FLAG WINNER MAY FINISH
WITH MARK OF UNDER. 900
Present Figures of Giants and Pirates Novelty for
John Heydler's Circuit Where the Leaders
Usually Boast of High Percentage
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK July 23The National League is headed into
much like that of 1920 which by Brooklyn II is
because Brooklyn be the winning this
from because the figures developing for the probable
a. the level of the 1920
The National League already has touched mark below 800
which The leading
that league has been hitting faster clip than 800 by
1922 5ol middle
of August, though they eventually won out with 6l3
dogs keep above another the Giants from their
of 1919 hands
Evening star., 1925-07-23
GIANTS WILL GET SEVERE
TEST ON LONG ROAD TRIP

EW YORK July today the road
for trip expected the champions
a v their of the
in will
through the West where the month lost their tight
on first place after opening campaign with a rush.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
BRITISH ATHLETES SAIL.

NEW YORK, July % GP).-Mem-
bers of the Oxford-Cambride track
team, which engaged in meets with
athletes of four American Universities,
have sailed for home.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.

Chambersburg, /: >Hagerstown. O.
Frederick, ~: Waynesboro.- g.
Martinsburg. 6; Hanover. 0.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games scheduled.

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
sew York at Boston. New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago
st. L. Mt Pittsburgh.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
All games postponed-rain.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW
Washington at n. u. Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Phila. Boston at PhiIa-
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. l..
Evening star., 1925-07-23

Aztecs Midgets took the MEASURE of
the Winsalls, to i, with Nealon
twirling for the winners.
Evening star., 1925-07-23

EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE
Easton. q: Parksley. g.
Cambridge, 5: Dover ..
Salisbury-C -Crisfield (rain)
Evening star., 1925-07-23

Tigers took their fourth straight in
the Thomson playground loop when
they trounced the Yankees, 10 to 7.
Evening star., 1925-07-23

The Nationals will send their most
formidable array into the battle with
the Yanks and will have no alibis If
the fight goes against them.
Perusal of statistics relative to the
attacking power displayed by the Ma
ttenals during their recent journey
through the West reveals the prin-
efpal cause of their lack of success In
that sector, Although hitting for
A respectable average for the entire
trip, half of the time the Champs were
practically helpless before enemy
r,1o110dsmen
Evening star., 1925-07-23

FLORIDA LEAGUE.
Tampa, 6; Lakeland, 5.
Sanford. 4 St. Petersburg. 2.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-03
The American Boom
Is at an End )"

Says Prof. E. Varga in his 1.-THE De.
cline of Capitalism" a pamphlet just
received from Europe. Also: "Win
not the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. policy
of Poincare gain the upper hand,
which fact would lead to a new ca
tastrophe of the mark, since the
Rentenmark, an artificial creation,
would by no means be able to with
stand such a blown" A most timely
pamphlet