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NIBLICK IS BEST
FOR DRY APPROACH

The golfer would do well to re-
member that there is more than one
way of playing an approach shot. The
so-caIled midsummer drouth finds the
average player resorting to the pitch
and run, which is more or less along
the surface of the ground, but on a
good many courses after heavy rain
many soft spots will be found, and,
unless one is fortunate, the approach
that ordinarily would leave the ball
fairly close 10 the pin does nothing
Of the kind.
The rubber core had been struck
much as had been intended, yet il
quickly lost momentum, stopping far
short Of the hole. When conditions
such as these prevail he who knows
how 10 pitch boldly with the mashie-
niblick is the chap liable 10 save
strokes.
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LITTLE WILL COACH
AT GEORGETOWN U

WASHINGTON, Aug. u. - Lou
Little has been rcappointed as head
coach Of Georgetown University for
the approaching season. He will have
as his assistants Nyron Palm. Herbert
kOpf. William Kenyon and Fred
Sheehan. John O'Reilly will coach
freshman athletics.
Herbert k0pf, new backfield coach,
was last year captain Of the Wash.
ington and jefferson eleven and was
selected as an All-Americau choice by
several critics.
Coach Little will meet his staff dur
ing the coming week and will outline
10 them his plans for the season.
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TEXAS SQUAD GETS
BUSY SEPTEMBER 10

AUSTIN, Aug. 15.-Football prac-
tice will begin formally at the Uni
versity of Texas on September 10,
according to Wiley Glaze, secretary
to Dean L. T. Belmont of the Col
lcge of Physical Activities.
Preliminary workouts are gone
through with daily by eight contend
ers for places on the 1885 Long
horn team. Two letter men from last
years squad lead the group: Matt
Newell, end. and Maurice Stalter,
halfback. Rundell, center and Ter
rell, end, also are practicing. Mem
bers Of the Shorthorn and Freshmen
squads making up the rest of the
group are Joe Dawson, halfback; Leo
Baldwin, halfback; Gerald Coffey,
tackle, and end, and G. B. Smith,
end.
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CALIFORNIA BOXERS
APPEAR TOO OFTEN

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.-One of
the reasons California fight fans are
seeing wretched boxing cards every
once in a while is due to the fact that
boxers are permitted to fight two or
three times a week.
The state commission is supposed to
have a rule prohibiting boys from
fighting more than once in seven days.
But the rule is never enforced.
Failure Of the commission in this
respect is a grave fault and is stead
lily lowering the standard Of programs
throughout California.
The real purpose Of the boxing com
mission is to protect the fans and
laxity Of the commission inspectors
with regard to boys boxing every night
or two is rcflecting on the commits
sioners in no small way.
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Reds Swat Kremer
Off Mound Early

PITTSBuRG, Aug. 1j.7-Cinein-
natl eyened the two-game series with
Pittsburg, taking today's contest, )
TO i.
Pete Donohue was at his best and
eased up after his team mates gave
him an eight-rm lead.
The Reds pounded Kremer from the
mound in the first inning with two
singles and home-runs by Roush and
Critz. Oldham. former Detroit Amer
Jean pitcher. relieved him. Before the
game was over Adams and Sheehan
also worked
Seven double plays were made in
. the rame, the Reds making three.
Gooch and Carey Of the Pirates
were forced from the game by in
juries. Gaoch was spiked in the right
arm By Elmer Smith and Carey
wrenched his leg going into second.
Haas. fresh from Birmingham in
the Southern. played in Cuyler's place
when be was moved to center field IN
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Champions Make 1t
Two From Yankees

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1j.-The
champions took their second straight
game from the Yankees today, @ to L,
and thereby gained half a lap on the
pace-setting Athletics, who were able
merely to split even in double-header
wit hthe Red Sox at Boston.
Coveleskie was effective in the
pinches throughout, while the cham.
pions punched bingles off Shawkey in
four different frames. Joe Harris play
ed well at first in place of Judge, who
was injured yesterday. Harris COM
bined Shawkey for a home-run in the
left field stands in the fourth. Score I:
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Kerr Tries Hand
as White Sox Win

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Ife WHO
Sox defeated the Detroit Tiger. -
to 3, today in the first game Of the
series. For seven innings, the game
was close, but in tn lat Of .hs eighth,
the Sox knocked Whiichill out " the
box and jess Doyle, who relieved bim,
was hit even harder. In this inning
the Sox scored half a dozen runs.
Urban Faber started for tIe SoI.
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Hornsby Perks One
as Cardinals Win

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE Cardi-
nails won the third game of the series
with the Cubs today. 4 to 2.
Allan SothOron. who is one of the
surviving members Of the fast dis
appearing species of Spitball artists,
had the Bruins eating out of his hands
for seven innings. during which per-
iod he spaced wide intcrmission be-
tween three hits.
Guy Bush. who responded TO the
call for pitching when Percy Lee
Jones' temperamental arm developed
an ache, might have been able 10
pull through had it not been for Rajah
Hornsby's thirty-second home-run OF
the season. a jolt into the right field
stand in the third inning with Blades
on second by virture of a double.
Score:
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GOODRICH WILL BOX
DALLAS BOY TUESDAY

Kid Dewey Of Dallas has been i'm
ported" 10 fight Son Goodrich, San
negro light-heayyweight. in an
bout at Bum Spears
Tuesday night fistic festival in Turner
Park. Crockett and blackberry streets.
Battling Deuce Of Galveston and stan
ley Mathews Of San Antonio are head
liners in a bout for the negro light.
weight championship Of Texas
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RALLY IN NINTH WINS.

A four-run rally by the Mckinley
Avenue Methodist enabled them to
come from behind in the ninth frame
and defeat the DE Molays, 10 to 8.
Eickman's wildness proved his undo
ing. The first two batters to face
him in the final frame were walked,
then Massie, Miller and Daggett
came through with successive singles
to score four runs and tie up the
game. Hickman walked eight men
during the game.
Chowning and Irvine, with a pair
of safeties each, lead the Methodists
assault. Fletcher was the big gun for
the De Molays, rapping out four
hits in five times at bat.
Meitzcn, Mckinley Avenue center
garener. vas lost TO the team for the
remainder Of the season when he
caught a relayed ball on his nose.
1t was broken.
The score:
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Youngster Giard
Upsets Indians

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1j.-Giard
was too much for the Cleveland In
dians today and the st. Louis Browns
won. 3 to 0. Giard held the Indians
to three hits. Miller's IL hits were
pretty well scattered until the ninth,
when doubles by McManus and Har-
grave, singles by Evans and Giard
produced three runs. Score:
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BY Innings.
AnnnlnTN

Runs D HILL. 4. winters, hulIlgan,
Fletcher, Brown, Nelson. Elckmann p.
DaEgett, Irvine 2, ChownIng ?, O. Becson,
English. Irby. Maysie. Miller: errors. B.
Hill. A. Winters. Brown, Irvine, Chown-
ing; two-base hits, v. Deeson, Miller;
thTee-base hits. Chowning. Fletcher, Null
ligan; stolen base, Irby; sacrifice. a.
winters: struck out. by Miller 9. by
Hickman 9: bases on balls, off Miller 2,
off EIckman 9: hit by pitcher, by EicE-
man English, Irby): double plays, MI.
Ter 70 Chownlng, Brown (unassisteGD ;
wild pitches, BY Hickman ], By Miller !;
passed ball, By Nelson: time, $3.50; UNI.
plre, Ted Stahl.
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GOFF REINSTATED;
JOINS BUFF TEAM

HOUSTON, Aug. 15.-Frank Golf,
suspended Houston Buffalo, was re-
instated Saturday and left TO join the
team. Golf was fined 800 and sus-
pended indefinitely in the Fort Worth
series here for throwing his mitt into
right field in protesting a decision.
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Detroit made three runs of him after

Detroit made three runs off him after
two were out in the second.
Dick Kerr, making his first appear.
ance in the box for the Sox since
1921, pitched for the Commics ct the
beginning of the third. Hs get by
nicely in this and the next round snl
the Sox got two runs for him in their
tnirG and got one more to tie 1t Up in
the fourth.
: in the fifth Kerr became slidky and
WAS relieved by Connally. ThC latter
gets credI. for the victory. Scor.:
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But PIRATES
ARE BEATEN
BY REDS
P etc Donohue Enables
Cincinnati to Even
Series Easily.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-In one Of
the greatest games played at the Polo
Grounds since Manhattan and Brook
Ign Were Joined in interborough we'd
lock. the Dodgers today beat the
Ginnts, 3 TO /.
Dazzy Vance and Virgil Barnes en-
gagged in pitchers battle that will
be talked about for a long time, and
Vance won the decision by narrow
but effective margin. A home-run by
Dick Cox tied the score ins the eighth.
The Giants died standing up. Score:
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Runs, satcher 2, Regal. L. McCarty,
Weiss 2. LutZ, Whitaker, Burnett,
Wethereil, MIlhans. j. NayloF: errors,
Weiss. Connolly. Burnett Q Wetherell 2,
MiIhans, ]. Naylor; innings by Connolly
l 1-3, by McCarty 2-5, by Mllhans 4.
by Langtry s; runs off Connolly 4, off
McCarty 0, off Milhans s. off Langtry
2: hits off Connolly 3. off McCarty l. Of.
Milhans 5, off Langtry 5: balks. Mllhans,
mcCarty. Langtry; two-base hits weth.
erell. Milhans; home runs Weiss 2. ].
MAYOR. stolen bases George Naylor; sac
rifice hits Glau. MeCarty. whitaker.
Regal; struck out by Connolly o, by Nc
Carly ., by Milhans 4. bv Langtry 2;
base on balls. off ConEollv 4. off Nc
Carly /. off Ailhans 4. off LanEtry 6;
batters hit, by LanEtrv (Whitaker): left
on bases Elks s, Sales Club Z: double
plays George Saylor to Illegal. Nayior to
Burnett 20 Onion: wild pitches. by Lang
try S. by McCarty 1; passed balls by
Hackelberg. Time 2:lO. Umpires Mey-
era and Kozavscz Bearer Henkel
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Summary.
Ring Weakens and
Brave Win, 1914

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1j.-Jim-
my Ring weakened in the eighth in
ming at Baker Bowl today and spoiled
what for several innings had been a
tight pitchers battle. The Braves
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Summary,

Runs, Mason. Bauman 2, Gross' WI
liams, Miller, Griffith, Sesrts.. Pence;
errors, Pence, OBrien, Warwick, ran
dot. Miller. stolen bases, Mason, Segrist'
two-base hits. Clark. Miller, Williams;
double plays. Clark to Gonzales t. wash
burn, Bauman (unassistedJ; innings
pitched, by Watt Z 2-3. by Jennlpgs i-2:
hits, off Watt II, off JenniaSs /, runs,
off watt s, off Jennings g; bases on
balls, off Watt 4, off Pence 5, off Jen
nIngs /; struck out. by Watt 4, by Pence
10: umpires, Osborne, Tanning and Daly'
time, 1909.
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Runs. Wheat. Cox, Vance, Southworth;
errors. Tierney. Youngs: two-base hit,
southworth; home run. Cox: stolen base.
southworth: sacrifices, Youngs, Mitchell
double plays. Frisch TO Kelly TO Terry.
Tierney TO Stock TO Fourier; left on
bsses.- New York 4. Brooklyn :; bases
on balls. off Vance 1, off Barnes ?; wild
pitch. Vance: umpires. Mccormick, Klein
and Mclaughlin; time, 1910.
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Runs, Muen, Fothergill. Jones, Tave-
ner. Bassler. Mostil, Davis 2. Collins 2.
Falk. Barrett, Kamm 2, schalk 2, Con-
molly; two-base hits, ORourke. Falk,
Hcilmann. Barrett 2. Collins: three-base
hit. Davis; sacrifices, Schaik, Kamm:
stolen base. Collins; bases on balls, off
Faber 2. off Kerr ., off Connolly 2, Oft
whltehill 4; struck out, by Whitehill 2.
by Kerr 1, by Connolly /; double plays,
Collins to Davis to Shelley. O'Rourke to
Muen; umpires. Ormsby, Owens ano
Evans; time, 2:51,
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TAILORs VS.. BARRIERS

Carrisal Tailors will meet Ia Is
trrila BARRIERS IN a battle Of the
cleaners at San Pedro Park dia-
mOnd Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
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ance Wins Great Pitching Duel From Barnes of Giants
RUFFING BLANKS MACKS;
WASHINGTON MOVES UP

BOSTON, Aug. 15.-The leading Mackmen split even
today with the Red SoX.
Bryan Harriss led the Athletics to 3-to1 win in the
opener opposed to Howard Ehmke
In the second game Charley Ruffing the latest pitch
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo -: jersey CITY 4-s.
Providence 20: Toronto s-s
Rochester ?: Reading ?.
Syracuse ~: Baltimore :.
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Saturday, Results.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Atlanta, 3: Birmingham, 0.
New Orleans, .; Mobile. ?.
Memphis, 4: Little Rock, ,.
Nashville, 8; Chattanooga. s.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


Des Nolnes. 2: Oklahoma City. I.
st. Josph, II; Omaha, ..
Lincoln, 3; Tulsa. 4.
Denver. 8: Wichita, s.
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Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE


Play Sunday.
San Antonio at Shreveport.
Beaumont at Fort Worth.
Houston at Dallas
Waco at Wichita Falls.
Saturdays Results.
Dallas, 8; San Antonio. /.
Shreveport, 4; Houston, 2.
Waco, 2; Fort Worth, /.
Wichita Falls. II; Beaumont, 7.
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BABE RUTH CONTEST
GETTING UNDER WAY
CONTINUED from Page 1, Part g.

Continued from rage L, fart ~
material that the two big leagues
afford. 1t behooves the contestants
who attempt to match their skill
against Ruth to follow this idea and
keep in mind what it means.
BATTING NOT EVERYTHING.
The first thought of most fans
would be to select the eight players
who lead in hitting in their positions
and then select the two pitchers who
have won the most games or have
the best pitching won and lost
percentages on the seasons play so
far.
Such a course may lead the con-
testant far astray. Not alone will
hitting be considered, but defensive
work in each position as well. For
instance, in choosing n prominent in
fielder in his last years team, Ruth
took a man who was batting only
.27S, and sidetracked three other in
fielders in that position, who had
batted well over 800. The .27S man
was no slugger-but what a fielder he
wasI And further, he had delivered
with his comparatively small hitting
average scores of timely blows that
broke up ball games.
Everything must be considered in
making up the real championship ar
ray, and that is why the fans who
attempt to match the experience Of
Ruth must use their wits. No hap
hazard guessing will accomplish
anything.
Remember, the contest begins this
day and closes on September 4. 1t
seems like long time to make up your
estimate. but it isn't. Recall the rule
that only the work of 1925 will be
considered. Don't forget that there
must be an explanation in 100 words
of the choice of players and positions
with each list submitted. The an
of Ruth's team and the
prize winners will be made as soon
after the close Of the contest as pos
sible.
For the convenience of the fans, The
Light is printing in Sundays sporting
news sections a coupon blank to fill
out with the names Of the players.
Don't forget to attach the 100-word
letter.
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Runs, McManus. Evans. Hargravei er-
rors, Lamotte, Giard. Miller; two-base
hits Robertson. McManus, HaTgrave
stolen base. Tobin: sacrifice, Gard: dou'
bic play. Burns 10 J. seweil 20 Miller:
left on bases, 81. Louis 7, Cleveland 8;
bases on balls. off Giard s: struck out,
By Glard ]. by Miller 2; unplres, Mori-
arity and MCGOWAN: time, i;4A
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summary.

Runs, Gautreau 2. Bancroft. WEIGH.
High. Harris. Barnes 3, O'Neil, Leach,
Hawks, Harper, FTeiberg; errors. ONE,
Sande, Hawks Kimmick; two-base hits,
wrightstone, High. Sande; home run,
FreiberE: struck out. by Ring 4. b.
Barnes ?; bases on balls, off Ring s,
off Williams 6. of Couch /; double plays,
Gautreau 20 Bancroft to Burrus eau
treau to Burrus: stolen bases, BurTus.
Hawks. wrightstone; umpires. Day
snnnrev and pfeffmar. ting. sssl
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SALESMANSH|P
C[UbbERS CD
IN To LEAD
Defeat Elks in Saturday
League Feature Nc
Kinleys Win.

Manager George Naylor of the
Salesmanship Club realized the am
bition of all managers when he came
to bat in the third inning Of their
struggle with the Elks at Van Dazzle
Stadium Saturday afternoon and
socked his team into the Saturday
League lead with a healthy single. The
final score was s to in favor of
| the Statesmen, but il was Georges
smack which found Lutz and Whit
taker on base and scored the tying and
winning runs.
The win puts the Statesmen out in
front with four straight since the sea-
son was split.
Mckinley Avenue Methodists, win
ners of the first half, bowled over the
with the Elks for second place.
MCARTY THE BERRIES.
Leonard McCarty, recently reformed
infielder. had quite lot to do with
the Salesmen's win. Taking the
mound in the second inning after the
Elks had pounded "No-hit" Connolly
for three hits and four runs, he let
the antlered ones down with only one
scratch hit the rest of the way and
struck out nine batters. The day be-
fore he struck out IL men in five
inning tilt against the Hot Wells In
dependents, so his arm may be said to
have rounded into shape.
Weiss led the attack on two Elks
FINGERS with a pair of hOmers over
the far-off Van Dazzle pailings. His
were the only extra-base knocks gar
nered by his team. Joe Naylor, Elks'
second-sacker. got a round trip ticket
when his roller took a hop over the
fence.
ELKS. PROTEST 1T.
blue" Meyers, umpiring his frs.
amateur game of the season and feel
ing real philanthropic about the mat
ter, had his feelings hurt considerably
when the Elks announced that the
game would be protested as the result
of one of his decisions. He declared a
balk on Milhaus, Elk finger, and the
Elk players, led by Judge Pete Onion,
declared it wasn't any such of thing.
Judge Onion will try to have the case
brought up before him, and "Blue" is
lapprehensivc.
The score.
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xBatted FOR Bush in ninth.
By Innings.
Chicago ................ 900 900 020-2
81. LOUIS -...,......s.-- VIZ lvv DVN-i
summary.
RunE-Hea thcOte GTigsby, Blades,
Hornsby. Hafey. Mueller; error, Bell
two-base hits, Mueller. Blades Heath
cote, GTlgsDy: three base hit. Heathcote;
home run. H0rnsby: sacrifice. O'Farrell;
stolen bases Adams. Msranville; base on
balls. Sothor0n 3, Bush 3; struck out.
by SOthorou T. by Bush ?. Umpircs-
Eigler and Hart Time-l.5J
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xBattsd fer Adams in eighth.
xxRan for Baruhart in ninth.
BY Innings.
Cincinnati .......... 500 0O3 OOO--S
Pittsburgh ........... 600 OO1 O0O-l
Summary.
Runs Pinell, Roush, Walker, Crltz
.. Il. Smith .. Donohue, Haas: errors
carcy. Cuyler, Goooh, Spencer: two-baEe
hit. Donohue; home runs. ROush, Critz;
stolen bases Rough. Elmer Smith: sac
rif5ces z. Smith. Pinelli; double plays.
Mc4nnis (unassistedl. Roush to CTitz,
MeInnis 20 Wright, Walker (unassisted),
Traynor, McInnis TO Spencer. Bohne to
Crifz TO Holke, Traynor TO NcInnis 10
Traynor; left on bases Cincinnati 3.
Pittsburgh 4; base on balls off Old
ham ]; struck out by Oldham /. by
Donohus 2. Umpires-Wilson, Moran
and Quigley. Time-l:4s.
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SumInaTy

Runs. GehrIg. hice. Goslin, ]. Harris 2,
Peck, Coyelesliie: two-base hits, Schang
Rice, Combs 2. McNeeley, Gehrig; home
run. ]. Harris; stolen base, Gehris. sac
riflce. Bluege; double plays, Bluege to 5.
Harris to >. harris, Pecklnpaugh 70 =
Harris TO J. Harris, Peckinpaugh to s.
Harris, Coycleskie TO s. Harris TO j.
Harris; left on bases. New York 8. wash
ingtOn Z; bases on balls, off Shawkey ],
off Coveleskie 4; struck out. by Shawkey
2. by Hoyt 2, by Coveleskie ]: umpircs,
Connally, Nallin and Geisel; time, 2:O5.
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Totals "a s 81 IL
zBatted for Rogell in eighth.
zzBatted for Lee in eighth.
zZzBatted for Ehmke in ninth.
BY Innings
PhiIs delnbia ,,,,, 900 900 800
Boston .,....... 900 900 o10A1
Summary.
Runs, Simmons. Hale. Poole. Flag
stead, errors Galloway. Hale, Ehmke, two
base hits. Simmons: three-base hits,
Poole; stolen bases, Simmons. Williams,
Todt: sacrifice. Galloway: double play.
Harriss to Galloway to Poole: left on
base. Philadelphia 5, Boston 8: base on
balls. off Harriss 3. off Ehmke 4; hit
by pitcher, by Harriss fCarlylel: UNI
pires, Rowland. Dlnneen and Hildebrand.
Secnnd Game.-
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Totals 80 20 Il

NBatted Tor heluaCs III otH. -. -. -,
Boston .O1O 022 O0I-5
Runs: Boone, Todt. Heiyen, Ruffing ?.
Errors Hale, Galloway. Lee. Two base
Boone. Sacrifices. RoEell. Ruffing, VIII
Iiams. Double play. Lee TO Rogen 70
Todt. Left on bases. philadelphia g.
Boston 8. Base on balls. Rommen 4,
Rufflng 2. Struck out, Ruffing 4. UNI
pires. Dineen, Hildebrand and RowlaEd
Time 1875.
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ing sensation of the league,
pitched Boston to a shutout
win. It was his second
shutout of the year as he had led the
Hose to a 1-to-0 victory over the
Tigers earlier in the week.
The AS have finished their season
play against Boston and have won
IL out of % games played.
Simmons was stopped hitless IN the
second game after hitting safely in
% consecutive battles. Score:
First game:
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zRan for Lutzke in ninth.
By InnlnRs.
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then defeated the Phillies, 10 TO 4.
Jesse Barnes was the winning pitcher.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Play Sunday.
SATURDAYS Results

Washington. 6; New York, l.
Philadelphia. 3-1: Boston, Is.
Chicago. IL; Detroit, 5.
St Louis, 3; Cleveland, 0.
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xBatted for wlngo in fifth,
xxBatted for Jones in fifth.
Nv InninCs
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IBatted for Schang in fifth.
xxBatted for Shawkey in seventh.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
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BEAR BOX
Totals SO 6 2illT

xBatted for Kahdot in sixth.
xxBatted for Jennings in ninth.
BY Innings.
San Antonio 100 900 000-1
DALLAS 900 03) n5x--S
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16

xBatted for Gibson in eighth.
zBatted for Ring in eighth
Nv InniuRs
Evening star., 1925-09-10
ay Abounds in Bargains--At Kann's
DOnestics

-45X36-inch Unbleached Muslin
Pill ow es, heavy, round
thread quality. VIII bleach
white in a few launder- CEo
ings. Special, each. ... ~cS
-120 Bleached Sheets, 72x90
inches before hemming; extra
heavy weight and suitable for
three-quarter beds or sanitary
couches. Regularly G1 CE
S150. Friday, each.
kann n's-Street Floor.