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Evening star., 1925-09-03
Philadelphia
" aShington
PIRATES GAIN MORE
GROUND ON GIANTS
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Two
straight victories for Washington over
Philadelphia seem to make it certain
that Washington ami Pittsburgh will
play in the world series.
The Mackmen will have a recess for
the next two days and on Saturday
they are due at the Yankee Stadium.
Pittsburgh is making the National
League race a runaway affair. The
Pirates chalked UP their eighth vic
tory III row by trimming the Reds,
S to >, and now lead the pack by eight
and one-half games.
While Babe Ruth continued to wear
sackcloth the Yankees turned out a
4-to-2 victory over the Red Sox. Bob
Meusel contributed his twenty-seventh
home run OF the year with one on.
The Giants came to life after drop
ping the first game of a double-header
TO the Phillies, to 3, and romped
away with the concluding number by
"a to 9. In the second game there
were five Philadelphia pitchers and 80
safe blows by the Giants, including
three home runs. The Phillies also
hung up three homers.
The Braves tightened their grasp on
sixth place by coming out on the long
end of a 4-to-2 score with the Robins.
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Chevy Chase also added to its win
column Yesterday when the faltering
Mohawks were shut out. TO O. The
Hawks will end their schedule Satur-
day in game with the National
Circles at Union League Park They
also play league encounter tomor-
row with the Shamrocks on the same
field at o'clock.
The AIoysius-PuIlman game brought
the I Streeters' list of series games 10
a close and eliminated them from
further championship considera ton
They coDped in six out of 10 clashes,
for a 500 average.
Willie GIascoe's ShamroCks are
hooked for A Labor Day game with
the Eastport semipros at Annapolis.
The District Police will make the trip
to the Maryland Capital on September
II, and Chevy Chase will play there
on the following Sunday.
AII-Star Giants dropped their first
game of the Thomson playground
championship series TO the Tigers. IS
to D. Mickey Macdonald. who pitched
for the winners. was nicked for only
two bingles and struck out 16.
Columbia Insects, who claim a for
felt over the Capitals, wish to book
games for Wednesday and Thursday
of next week. Call Manager John
Harvey at Columbia 9205.
For games with the Eagle Insects
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EVENTS ARE LISTED
FOR TRAPSHOOTERS

4 program Of weekly events for Dis
tr'ct trapshooters during the months
of September and October was an
nounced today by Lieut.. Comdr. +. p.
Williams. secretary Of the Washing
ton Gun Club.
On September l. and 26 the club
marksmen will invade foreign terri
tory, but on the remaining Saturdays
will compete at the Renninc range
\ team race with Baltimore and An
napolis sunners at the Maryland cap
ital Is booked for Septc mber l.. while
or the last Saturday in the month the
locals will take part in a team race at
the Oriole Gun Club, Baltimore.
a 50-tarSet shoot is listed for this
Saturday, and the annual club cham
pionship on September 19 concludes
the events scheduled for the present
month.
The program for October is as fol-
lows: October 3, 100-target annual dis
tance handicap championship: 10.
1O0-target doubles championship: IL,
100-target all-around championship:
"a, team race with Baltimore: 81.
100-target shoot for the Monroe
Trophy.
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MARINES TAKE LEAD
FROM DAIRY TOSSERS

Chestnut Farms Dairy base hallers,
who hreeZed through the CONNER
cial Leagu series for a record of "A
wins in % starts, were handed rude
jolt yesterday in the play-off for the
week day leagues championship, when
Headquarters Marine, winners in the
Potomac Park Loop. registered 10
to-5 victory.
Several thousand followers of the
diamond pdstime were on hand to wit
nes the defeat of the Dairymen at
the hands of Pvt. Tom Stole and his
teammates. Mickey Mcconnell the
starting hurler for the Commercial
Circuit champions, was dcrricked in
the sixth in favor of Ross Fisher,
who was punished severely at the
start, but pitched alright ball in the
last two frames.
Stole allowed II hits. but kept
them well scattered. owens, FreenY
and Stole each contributed a pair of
bingles to the winners total.
Standings of the teams in the two
sections of the league are as follows.
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NO DISTRICT CREWS
IN BALTIMORE MEET

Washington will not be represented
among the 70 crews that will take
part in the thirty-fourth annual Mid
die States Rowing Association re-
gatta over the Spring Gardens course
a Baltimore on Labor day
Potomac Boat Club. the Districts s
premier rowing organization. is wind
ing up a rather lean season and is
saving all its energies for a dual
meeting with the Old Dominion club
of Alexandria on the following Sat
urday.
Considerable interest will center
around an intermediate eight -oa red
crew from the first-year class of the
Naval Academy. Although the Mid
dies have been rowing together for
only two months. they have been
showing good form and are expected
TO be strong contenders.
The entries for the championship
senior single SOULS include several
bladesn1en of international promi-
nence. Among these are Walter
Hoover of Philadelphia and Morris
X. Morris of London. Others who
will compete in this event are Paul
Costello, Alfred V Eespers. AL Fitz-
patrick and Garrett Gilmore, all of
Philadelphia.
Steven c. Phillips. aged S3, of Leb-
anon. Ohio, is the oldest living active
race driver in America He owns and
y u
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Series N01U Almost Assured Cubs Due Haze NeU Manager
MARANVILLE RESIGNS
MANAGEMENT OF CUBS

CHICAGO, September R).-
Walter RabbiD Maranville today
resigned as manager of the Chi.
cagO Cubs. George Gibson, coach
Of the club, was Immediately ap-
pointed acting manager for the re-
mainder of the season.
In presenting his resignation.
Maranville said he was anxious to
reiinquish the reins as manager, as
he found the duties of IIan6iIng the
club and playing too strenuous. He
will continue with the team as
shOrtstOp.
Gibson Is coach of the club, and
formerly was manager of the ri.
rates and coach of the GrifYmen.
He came TO Chicago this season.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

II Mccarthy, manager of the Louis
Vile club. can be secured, Wrigley
would not be averse to the change
Mccarthy has been so successful with
Louisville, however, and there has
been so much unsuccessful bidding
for his services. that it is a question
whether he could be induced TO take
the Chicago job.
But Wrigley thinks his club should
have had a place in the first division
this year and inasmuch as il hasn't,
a new nagerial deal of some sort
seems to he in the offing
Unfeeling players of the New York
Yankee team are snickering audibly
up their sleeves at the stunt" they
say has been pulled" for Babe Ruth
and his waning popula rity.
They say the fine that was slapped
on him by Manager Huggins was
legitimate enough, and are willing to
concede that he deserved it, But they
Evening star., 1925-09-03
WAR P0L0ISTS WIN
OVER VISITING FOUR

War Department poloists. who en-.
tertained the 9Th Cavalry team from
Fort OGlethorpe, Ga, yesterday at the
Potomac Park oval. will appear in an
other match of the round robin varietv
Saturday afternoon, when the 18th
Field Artillery, 9th Cavalry and Sd
Cavalry teams play here.
War Whites won from War Blues.
TO 1, and defeated 9Th Cavalry. to
0, in yesterdays engagements. while
War Blues scored over the Ca yall'y-
men, 3 to >.
Whites Position. 9th Cavalry
Capt ,whipprerht 3 :. Lieut. Donaldson
Score 10y periods
9th cavalry ........... o %
Substitutions-Mai Baehr for Mai Coul-
ter. MAJ. Coulter for Maj. Baehr Field
goals-Capt Kibun co. Referee-Col
Brown. Time of periods-6la minutes
w whitGs r,,,,-u Position. Blues.
cart cart 6onISer k,EGrn NJ, Ma F1sm,5s FsGmSs
Col Johnston Back -. MAJ. johnson
Score by periods
Whites ....-....... .......-...... i"
,Substituuons--Ma Baehr for Capt
Col. johnston. MAJ. Thomas. 4D' Refereem a9e-"
Col. Brown. Time of periods-6 n minutes.
Blues. Position. 9Th Cavalry.
Ma Ma F1anIISs Thomas ......- Lew, Lexis
Col. Morris ........:i. Lieut.. Donaldson
Mai. Johnston. Back. Capt Lawrence
Score by periods.
stRe' stR cavalr:y; ......... "a
Field goaIs-CoI. Moore t@l. MAJ john
ston. Lieut.. Donaldson, Capt. Lawrence.
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SCHEDULE OF GRIFFMEN
FOR REST OF CAMPAIGN

Boston here Sept. 4, 5, 6.
At Philadelphia Sept. t2), &. 9.
Boston here Sept. II, IL.
Philadelphia here Sept. IL.
Detroit here, Sept. Is, 16, ~.
Chicago here Sept. IS, 10 (2), 20.
Cleveland here, Sept. -, 23. "a.
1T. Louis here Sept. p, 26, 81.
At Boston Sept. 30, Oct. I. ., 3.
philadelphia here October I.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
CHAMPS INCREASE LEAD
OVER AS TO 511 GAMES
Nationals Knock Gray Out of Box and Profit by
Fielding Deficiencies of Mackmen-Zach
Comes to Rescue When Covey Faers.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
Sports Editor, The star.

likelihood that fans attending the 1925 world will have
/ between Washington and Pittsburgh almost
certainty following the defeat OF the Mackmen, the
Buck Harris staivartS yesterday
wbbed badly toward the close and the than 10000 cash
Zachary ubbed admirably
ang Marberry role the
ha q % q md nnu Snna
Evening star., 1925-09-03
MCCARTHY OF LOUISVILLE
WOULD PLEASE WRICLEY
Chicago Owner, Who Is of Opinion That His Club
Should Have Been in First Division, Is
Ready to Make Change.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

kW YORK September 3Indicaons point carly of
by the Chicago Maanvie recently
traded to Chicago by Pittsburgh ime
ger has been summoned to explain that
the liking of William Wrgley, the owner
Maranvls troubles of
the club as whole.
In the first place have
- : "
In the second place his not brought
the Improvement that expected when Kccr in
Evening star., 1925-09-03

talk sarcastically about Ruth putting
II over, under advice from the time
that he knew he had been fined
Ruth's hot talk against Manager
Huggins, his visit TO Chicago with the
avowed purpose of seeing Commission
er Landis. which he then failed to go
through with: his arrival home; the
touching bedside scene with his wife.
at which the still and movie camera
men sat in" and the great repent
ance act-all these things. say the
skeptical. were calculated TO revive
interest in the big slugger who hasn't
been slugGing.
1t isn't the first time that Ruth has
been the center of a great publicity
furore-and whether or not his fellow
players are right about its having been
planned. there can be no doubt that
the affair served to put Ruth back on
the base ball map. Everybody will
be watching him now to see whether
he makes good on his promised re-
/ form
Evening star., 1925-09-03
On heSideLines
With the Sporting Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON

HEY anything base ball and that's
boutr right" Bucky Harris possible won't
dollar that
II we Won't be due o overconhdence
spake OF the Nationals who today taking well
prodding hide OF White Elephants
he in success
o five a o
all but in it's taking nothing for granted and
bty has disappeared I've of the
Evening star., 1925-09-03
FOURTH BOAT PICKED.

OYSTER BAY. n. Y. September 8
OBI. 7. Whiton's Lanai has been
selected as the fourth boat on the
American siX-meter team. which vii:
meet a group representing Scandina-
Wan countries in the international
race later in the month
Evening star., 1925-09-03

Although striving desperately TO
end the slump which has brought
them defeat in Is of their last 15
games, the Athletics went down to
their eighth consecutive setback yes
terday, largely because of deficiencies
afield. Every one of the three miscues
charged against them lent aid and
comfort TO the Champions, and there
were other errors of omission and
commission that also proved factors,
while the Griffmen performed in their
usual defensively competent manner.
In attacking power the Macks meas
ured up well with the Nationals. get
ting even more distance out of the
same number of bingles, but save for
the presence of Mickey Cochrane they
would have been BANKED. for the
youthful receiver drove in three of his
teams tallies and registered the other
two him self
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of Anacostia call Manager Scott at
Lincoln 101SS.
LangdOn Insects have the use Of
the John Burroughs diamond for Mon
day morning and wish TO connect
with strong team in their class.
Call Len Rogers at Lincoln 2S27-J
Fulton Hutchinson struck out 10
hatters when the Elk Midgets won
from the Somerset Midgets. "A 10 10.
Peckinpaugh Insects bowed to the
Goose Goslin Insects. 20 to 13.
Bluege insects took the Buckles 10
camp. IL to ..
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GREB DISCUSSES FIGHT.

NEW YORK, September GPl.-
Harry Greb, middleweight champion of
the world. has arrived here to con-
fer with promoters who seek to match
him with Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo.
n. Y. in a benefit boxing show at
the Polo Grounds September 25.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
TRIPLE TIE AMONG MINES
IS LOOMING IN SECTION A

RESPECTS OF A base
ball looming result OF the Pullman
the Aoysus Club yesterday by the The Raoadr
have remaining
will be deadlocked with the Samoks
yided the anmed
the title
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PHILs GET BIEMILLER.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, September s.
Harry l.. Biemiller, pitcher of the
Cincinnati Nationals. will go to the
Philadelphia Nationals. Waivers were
asked on him and Philadelphia claim
cd him
Evening star., 1925-09-03

MILWAUKEE. September 3 OP,.-
Skeeter w, little pacing mare. pilot.
ed by Cox. OUTRAGED a speedv field
and took the big end of the $40 600.
stake in the Wisconsin Derby. The
race was the 2:10 pace The mare
paced both of the heats she won in
2:O31L
Evening star., 1925-09-03
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto. 2: Jersey City. 6.
Buffalo. 10. Providence. n.
Reading. 8: Syracuse. =.
Baltiplore. Z: Rochester, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ndIananolis. ISL: Milwaukee. 80.
Louisville. S-5: Kansas City. 3-3.
81 Paul Is: Toledo. IL
Minneapolis, z: Columbus, l.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk. s; Rocky Mount. .
Portsmouth. Z: Klnston, :.
Richmond. 5: Wilson. =.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Greenvills 13: Ashevllle r.
Spartarhurg. 4 Knoxville, ).
Macon. ); Charlotte. O.
Augusta, l@: Columbia, o.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis 8: Atlanta :"
Nashville, .; New Orleans. IL innings
Mobile. 10: Chattanoogs. I.
Only three games scheduled.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Raleigh. 10: Greensboro. 4.
Winston-Salen, s. Durham, 1.
Salisbury, l3: Danville, ..
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
Crisfeld. 7: Easton. .
Dover. Is: Parksley. g.
Salisbury. 16-4; Cambridge, %.
Blue RIDGE LEAGUE.
Hagcrstown, 12: Hanover. <.
Wayne shoro. s: Martinsburg. 3.
Frederick. IL: Chambersburs. n.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
PHILS BUY PITCHER.

PHILADELPHIA. September LP)
The Philadelphia Nationals have
purchased Pitcher Harry Smythe. a
southpaw, from Augusta of the South
Atlantic Lea que.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

TULSA, Okla, September 3 Op).-
Ed c'Strangler'D Lewis. claimant Of
the world heavyweight championship.
successfully defended his claim here
by winning from Howard Cantowine.
Iowa, in straight falls
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HAS BIG DAY WITH BAT.

DANEILLE. Va, September Ip)
Gale Staley of Salisbury, PIED
mont League, in five times in the
game against Danville smashed out
five nits and scored five runs. Three
of his hits were home runs. two Of
which were made in one inning.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
CHIsOX WIN EXHIBITION

SPRINGFIELD. H.. September 5
P).-The Chicago White Sox yester.
lay won an exhibition game from the
Springfield Three-Eye Club. TO 4
Evening star., 1925-09-03

sBatted for Rommcl in the sixth.
+Ratted for Baumgartner in the seventh.
+Batted for WalberG in the ninth.
SRan for Perkins in tho ninth.
FBatted for Bishop in the ninth.
PhiladeIphia n q q q - 2 N-S
Washington ...... 2 1-8
Two-base hits-Rice Bishop. Gosliu. Miller.
Peck. Pool. Three-base hitS-Simmons,
Cochrane. stolen base--McNeely. Sacrifice
:. Harris. Left on bases-Philadelphia
:. Washington. 3. Bases on hails-Of GRAY.
/ off ROmmcl. =; on Nalberc. 1: of
CoveleSkie. .. struck out-By Walberg. =:
Gray. ) in liz innings; OF Baumgartner. /
in l inning; of ROmmel. 3 in 80, innings;
off Walberg. - in . innings: of Coveleskie.
II In innings (none out In the ninth) of
Zachary. in I inning Wild ptch-(ray.
Winning pitchrr--CoV ~leSkie. Losing pitch
er-tiray. mpire<-Messrs. HiIdebrand, Nal
lin. Ormsby and Evans. Time OF game
hour and - minutes.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

In addition to being the only Griff-
man to falter on defense. Stan Harris
alone of the Champions failed 10 break
into the bit column. Rice's cleanup
double made him the local leader in
attack, but Cochrane was the big
noise on offense. the peppery Mackian
baCkstop having1 A hand in the scor-
ing of all five of the As runs
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Peek furnished additional evidence

Peck furnished additional evidence
Of his greatness as an inf1elder by
going first TO his right and then to
his left for sensational stops of hard
hit grounders. but 1t remained for
Ruel to pull the feature play of
the combat. This was on a foul from
Galloway's bat in the eighth, which
Muddy clutched while reaching far
over into box back of the plate.
The AS had scored three runs on four
successive safeties in that round when
Ruel Snuffed the rally.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

McNeely narrowly missed making a
sensational catch of Simmons drive
against the barrier in left center in
the second Al thought the catch had
been made and loafed in rounding sec
ond 50 that Peck's relay TO Bluege
almost nipped him.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

Hagerstown, 12: Hanover. <.
Wayne shoro. s Martinsburg. ).
Frederick. IL: Chambersburs. n.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

Crisfeld. 7: Easton. .
Dover. Is: Parksley. g.
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