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Harrison Jimmy" Johnston. one
OF the new members Of the Areri-
can Walker Cup team. is master
OF the low maShie To the green from
50 To $50 yards of. Johnston hits
them with unerring accuracy and
Judges their bite" so we'll that he
is frequently left with one-putt
hole
This shot Is the difficult push shot
which no golfer wants to tackle un-
less he has great deal Of time to
practice. ANY maShie shot needs
lots OF practice. This one even more
Jimmie" uses narrow stance
and plays the ball of his right foot
In order to insure hitting il down
ward. He closes the face OF the
maShie, instead OF opening 1t. as is
done for the pitch, He uses a full
swing for the long one and = half
swing for the S0-yarder, The ball
il hit down into the turf and forced
straight ahead This pound into the
turf gives 1t tremendous bite, You'd
think II would go bouncing over the
green. Instead II takes hold quickly,
Johnston is one OF the few masters
Of 1t In American golf,
To cure 4 habit Of siicing YOU must
Arst learn the cause Sol Metsger's
ieafiet on "Sheing" takes up In de-
tail the causes. Send stamped, ad-
dressed envelope 20 Sol MetKger. care
81 this "a per. and request this ieaHet.
tCopyright. 1923 Publishing Syndleste,l
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SANDE'S FINAL RIDE
TO BE IN FUTURlTY

AZ The Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September 3,Esrl
Sande plans To ride hts last race In the
Futurity. closing feature OF the Belmont
Park meeting that starts today, and
then will turn his attention tn the train
ing-and possibly the owning-of race
horses.
some time age Gande announced he
would quit riding on American tracks
at the end of the present season, but
would ride in Europe where the weights
are higher The little Jockey one nt
the greatest In American turf history,
has had trouble making the weight for
some time,
But now he has revised his plans
Apparently he realized that the weight
bocey which forces him of American
tracks, eventually would get" him In
Europe as well. So he has announced
laundering TO become trainer and
perhaps the owner OF string OF horses,
Before he hangs UP his boots. though,
he wants to ride In the Futurity again.
The Futurity Is the only stake Of major
Importance that the great Jockey never
has won This year the Futurity will
be run on September Is, last day of the
Belmont Park meeting. Win or lose,
Sande intends to quit the game that
has made him one of the most popular
hs,lres In the sport world.
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Sandlot Mines May Be Forced
To Idle After Busy Sunday

hatan Midgets yesterday against Vics
Sport shop. scored a no-hit, no-run
victory He famed 10 and walked ,.
Results of yesterdays games;
Georgetown A. c.. II; Silver Spring. l.
Dreadnaushts. s; Arlington Rus
men, !.
Mount Rainier. 5: Dixie Pigs, 4.
81. Mary's Ceitics. 4; 81. Joseph's, 2
Hartfords. :: Cherrydaie. s.
Red sax, Is; Chevy Chase Rear
cats, 4.
Hyattsvt,se Au-stars, ,; Berwyn A
C.. I.
Bowie Motor Co. ?: Takoma Tigers, /
Isherwoods, s-i9: Rockville A. C., OIL
Allied Roofers. 10: Indian Head, 4.
University A. C., :: Lanham. 4.
Brown a Wood. :; Hartfords. ,.
Hume Spring. II; Red Top Cabs. l.
Engine Co. No, S, 6; Columbia En-
gine, No 4. 4.
Petworth Yerkes. 6; Petworth
Eagles. T.
National Circles. 4: THYME A. C., z.
Anacostis Eagles, II; Quantico. J.
Addison A. G., L. Marlboro a. C.. 4,
Brentwood Hawks. s: Petworth. |.
Powhatans, .: WIGS Sport Shop, ..
Fairla WINS. SCI: CoIonials. 2-2.
Corinthian Midgets, o; KelIeys. 2.
Corinthian Midgets, 5; Columbia
Heights. q.
Crescent Insects. H. Barnes. :.
Sam Rice Juniors, IL; Columbia
Heights. 4.
CoIlegian A. C., = Brookiand Boys
Club. 3.
Petworth Yorkes. ;: Yankee A. C.. 2.
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LITTLE SHIEK DEFENDS
HIS COON HOUND TITLE

KENTON, Ohio. September (E9.-
Little Shiek champion coon hound Of
the country. cleared his olfRctory
membranes for the defense OK his title
today against 204 Of his kind from Is
States in the National Ieafy Oak
States. worth 81 600 10 the winner.
The champion, owned BY I. B. Baker.
bus operator of Norwich. Ohio. wor
his title and the loving cup offered cy
the United Kennel Club At Anertcs
against 1872 entries from IL states In
the National Leafy Oak coon hourd
field trials last year.
Most of his competition today came
from Ohio Indiana. Pennsylvania, Ken
lucky and West Virginia dogs. with
some entries from as far away az Texas,
The meet was started last year By
Henry J. pfeifIer OF Kenton and Holmes
p. wingo of Mount Victory. with view
Of establishing a pediereed line cf con
hpYipaS
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FINAL TOUR WEST
MAY. DECIDE FATE
Harrismen Then Will Carry
Battle Into Camps OF
Main Rivals.
BY John r. KELLER.

|HrS business Of getting scoo
hold on fourth place, the goal
ahey have set for tHen-
selves this season. keeps the Ma
tics,slS hustIing these days. With
three other clubs close enough 10 dis
rute the Washington claim. there can
be no let-doNn by the local aggregation
if il would finish the campaign in the
coveted berth
Right nov, the Nationals have on
their hanos the job Of maintaining their
Standing in battles with Eastern rivals.
but after the scraps with the MackS
snG Red SoN here and the TAnkS IN
Neu York. Bucky Harris and company
viii carry the fisht for the last money
nasjtlor intn the camps OF the ctner
canten6erS. II certainly seems that the
final Western swing Of the season VIII
determine the Nationals finishing place
The Tigers. Indians and White son
will be met in the order mentioned our
iNs the tour through the West ano more
than likely the Harris horoS Wiii nave 10
beat of all these outfits to set foot
hold N the first division OF the league
", the first two trips West this season
ths Nationals did fairly well against this
trio and gave it plenty trouble IN the
last encscenaents With the Western con-
;incent on the lot here. But the Tigers
fn9isns and White Sox are apt to prove
more difficult IN the final series.
A. nresent RI appears the CLUB VII!
ro West NTH A SQUAD no different from
that now AT hand As far as can OF
learned no minor Lacquer other than
Bolton. the catcher bought nom Hign
roir, Of the Piedmont League. Is 20
rroors to the Nationals this mofth.
President Clark Grifith declares scout
Joe Ensel is conbing the bush circuits
ana viii round up some talent before
r.srv DAYS. out that the new talent
probably will not report untu next
Spring a. Tampa.
The Nationals are the only club IN
ths American League not getting look
ct recruits nowadays. other clubs nave
called in recent purchases and several
have rushed their latest ACQUISITIONS
into action. The Washington outnt.
though. stands pat on what II mas mao
al season.
rt+tls has heen said around the Ma
ttsnals' headquarters recently ABOUT
ssoIph Liska ano Spencer Harris
ritehcr and outfielder respectively, VINO
have been reported as headed TINS way
from the Minneapolis club, In. iact,
President Griffith Is inclined TO oeheFe
McIhurn Sinions, young gardener
shipped to Birmingham after trisl
81 Tafnns in the Spring, is better buy
traY1 Harris and the Minneapolis propo-
sftion may be dropped.
sImons not only is fielding well with
IN. Bsrons this year. but is swinging
a strong bat. He is hitting among the
bss. in the Southern Association ano
ths washington prexy has an idea that
the voting fellow who was Just shy OF
heinc . big Lacquer in the training
season has risen to that grade during
tbs campaigning in the Dixie loop.
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Women, as Well as Men, Have.
Golf Classics Near at Hand

fail to take that difficult eleventh into
consideration or that trying fourteenth
either
putnam contends that two Of the
finest shots In any golfers bag are
needed to reach and stick on the ninth
green The eleventh. he says. looks
harder and longer than 1t really ts.
while the fourteenth he disniisses with
the statement that the second shot is
the really trying shot The ninth, on
the other hand. demands two, not one
really fine shots.
Because so many members were abSeni
from the city. events at Argyle. Beaver
Dam and Manor Club had to be delayed
until today. go
4 temporary green about 20 yard.
short OF the regular green is In use At
the fourth hole at Columbia while the
regular putting surface Is being torn
up and rebuilt. This green. constructed
only last Spring. faded quickly before
the brown patch and the hot sun, and
the green's force despairing Of bringing
it back. decided TO rebuild it.
Some discussion Ia going the rounds
at Indian Spring regarding the pro-
jected relocation of the eighteenth
green at spot about half way between
the present green and the present irst
tee The contention is made that the
green is protected from prevailing winds
by the bulk of the clubhouse buildings.
and consequently is more apt to be open
to the attack of brown patch. If placed
farther from the houses. those in favor
of the relocation believe the brown patch
could be tf1warted.
The fact is that the eighteenth Is the
only green at Indian Spring which has
suffered in any appreciable degree from
brown patch and 1t has not been
severely attacked, due to quick proven
tive measures.
Under the plan. the first tee would
be moved south and east and the hole
converted into slight dog-leg affair,
1t isn't every golf course that has
, home grown commiSsary within a chip
shot OF one of the greens. even In tn"
good old Summertime. It's apple tune
nov in Virginia and golfers Of Wash
ington Golf and Country Club look
forward to other things than brides
when they tee of at the sixteenth. For
only 20 yards from the edge OF the six
tenth green grows fine apple tree.
The fruit Is ripe just now and the see
son for apples Is on.
It's not an unfamiliar 1nJunction
nowadays to hear members OF q four
some delegate one Of the caddies to 60
over to get handful Of fruit on which
they will MUNICH while playing the
seventeenth and eighteenth. And golf
is not such a bad game. even in the
heat OF such days as those In the mid
die Of last week when such fine fruit
as that afforded by this tree At Wash
ingten is forthcoming.
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1rFrbAI CAME TlSpAJCh LII Inc sun SIM WV
CHICAGO Daily News.
TOXIC, September 3.--University OF
Illinois and Keto University base ball
teams battled In an li-tnring tie IN
their second game OF a series here yes
terday,
Darkness stopped the contest when
the score stood S-all.
The game was pitchers battle be-
tween Miyatake, Keio ace, and Mueller
with Miyatake having the edge owing tn
Muellers Wildness The Illinois man
issued 10 passes The game was inter-
esting and close throughout, Illinois
scored the tieing run In the last half
of the ninth when Guniach laced out
a beautiful triple with Finn on base
Thereafter neither team scored. Muei-
Ter tightening and getting out OF many
bad holes.
The Illinois pitcher allowed six hits,
Mivatake eleven, hut the Japanese out"
shone their American opponents In Held
ing,
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MOTOR NINE TAKES
OPENER OF SERIES

ALEXANDRIA. Va. September a.
No. 5 Motor Company successfully open.
ed its defense Of the Alexandria Fire
Department champions yesterday after
noon when 1t defeated the Columbia
Engine Company. to 4, on Hayden
Field in the first of series Of three
games.
A large throns of fans witnessed the
contest.
TEDDY Sutherland the winners short
stop. led the batters with a double and
two singles while Pat Bennett, Column
bis second basemsn. obtained two sim
giles.
81. Jsseph's A. e. sf Washington,
struggled through 10 the ninth inning
YESTERDAY afternoon before admitting
defeat at the hands of the St Mary's
Celtics on Corbett Field by 4-to.2
count. The invaders pushed tally
across in the ninth and had three run
ners on the sacks when the last out
came
Lefty Hamilton of the Celtics struck
out 10 batsmen and his battery mate.
Russell Kidwell. led the smuggling with
a trio Of safeties,
Vincent Bradley turned In one OF the
best pitched games ever witnessed here
when he twirled Sarepta Lodge. No. 4S.
independent Order of Odd Fellows. 10
3-to-2 triumph over the Capitol A. c.
Of Washington. in l3-inning AFFAIR At
Cuckert's Field yesterday
Dreadnaught Athletic Associst ian
warded off another contender for It's
northern Virginia semipro title yester-
dsy afternoon when defeated the
Alexandra, Bancroft a. Washington
Rapid Transit Co, 8 10 z.
Sarepta Lodge, No. IS. independent
Order OF Odd Fellows. is the only local
unlimited team playing At home today,
The ODD Fellows are listed for twin
bin on Guckert's Field at o'clock with
the Blue Ridge Manufacturing Co. OF
Freoericksburs. Va.
Gerard Edwards AI-stars defeated
Alexandra Police. 10 2, Saturday In
Dreadrsught Park
ST. Mzry's Boys Club b. TO oppose
Chevy Chase Juniors on Harlow FIELD Al
: O'Clock this afternoon. The saints
we're booked for game this morning AZ
Fails Church with the Baptist SUNDAY
School
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WHENEVER ths weather per
A nrttx Nationals and Macknen
wv to stage . twin nill-~-they
usYe hoping 10 20 50 today
sam Jones AND either LLOYD
Evoggn ~ Irq1ns Hadley will get shots
- Connie Mack's ambitious bunch
howard Ehn1ks and George Earnansw
NAV dc the fin2ins for the Athletics
TYneiy turns are al hand.
with plenty zipp on MS fast one
Eooc nsif-gpeen throw and excellent
controI. FREQ Msrnerry all bat $1,000
the YANKEES On their fesds yesterday
End registered 2~to-0 victory that zot
tne series for the Nationals, two games
80 me PRED do more than pitch well
10 siso hit st most opportune mo-
ngeet II wsk his single mace when
fns bases were fiilsd. that acconnen
for the Washington tsliIes
Marberry pitched N only 81 nsttefs
He gave up four hits, two passes ano
etr7lrk out ak Not Yankee passed
recond base and but TWO got thai FAR.
Opposing Marberry for seven innings
AS Tom Zachary, not 50 long ago
Rational Zach yielded eight ssfetieE,
snres Of them being punched In tnt
srorins fourth frame. Wilcey Moore
yltrEss In IN. eighth after Zach hso
W,ver wy IN pinch batter arc gave
Ar DIT one nit.
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HOME.RUN STANDING

By the Associated Press
Home Runs Yesterdsy-Klein. Phil
lies. !: Cuyler, Cubs, /: Tavener
Tigers, /.
American League Leaders Ruth
Yankees, A. Gehrtg. Yankees, 20:
HauSer. Athletics. Is; Simmons, Ath-
letics. 10, Blue, Browns, 10 Foxx. Ath.
leticS, is.
National League Leaders Wilson
Cubs, 10, Bottomley Cardinals. ~; Bis
Sonette. Robins. 20: Hafey, Cardinals,
20, Hurst Phiilies. Ia. Hornsby. Braves,
Ia.
League Totals~-Nstional. sos. Ameri-
can, 4lf Grand total. ai7.
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H0N0Rs FOR LOCAL BOYS.

n. Sherry won the senior class tennis
and golf cup and Bill Clay the midget
class pentathlon cup at Sherwood For
est. Md during the past season c.
Morrill, OF Chevy Chase COINED the Junior
class tennis award The pentathlon
vas an innovation at the resort this
Summer as was archery.
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Run, bstted ir--Msrberry 81. Twe;eass
hHs-Rice, Robertson. Saerthees--L
WaberFy pouble piaSs-Reeves 20 Juake
robertson to GehrIk. Left an bsses-New
Work, I; washington. 4. First base or balls
ON Zachary. 3; al Marberry. :. Stfuek
out--Ry Marberrs. e. Hts-Oh Zachary.
In inningst of Moore. IN I inning. Los
ing pitcher-Zaehary. umpires-Messrs. Dir'
rren, Guthrie and Naltin. Time ~ Eame-
I hoar and "a minutes.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco a~a Oakland, "a
Missions. ga; Seattle, III.
Los Angslek. ilai Sacramento. as.
hollywood. S~4i Portland, is
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Foxx 1000 Probably He's the
star o. a.. -.
andup past
high priced .-
bought never mace
simmons Orwoi
Quinn figured rather old to n os
Of that list *
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RECORD FOR PAST WEEK
IN. THE MAJOR LEAGUES

- me Asscclstsd Press
The recor6 Of teams In the major
stssr ales for the past week includ:ng
games son and lost. runs hits, errors
sp6 opponenfS' runs follows
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MIDATLANTIC LEAGUE
TEXAS LEAGUE.
w EsTERN LEAGUE,

wichita, So Amarillo, "a.
Omaha. ia, Denver, 40,
I1eS Moines. 4 Pueblo. q
Tulsa. A. Oklahoma Cits. :
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HARpERs FERRY. w Va. Septem'
her 1.-THE Potomac and Shenandoah
Rivers both were isyuddy this morning
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Auths Win Over Ross Council
For Capital City Loop Honors

Boys Club Standards trtumphed
over Potomacs 4 to &. In French
Midget League diamond tilt yesterday.
Potonacs also claimed a forfeit over
Coleman Jennings nine.
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An.Kiran Ileasps,
AS WIN EXHIBITION.

CUMBERLAND Mo. September 3
Up - The Philadelphia Athletics he-
fea,ed Cumberland Of the Middle A.
lsntic league in an exhibition game
yestsrdsy : N 5.
rHs
prilEdelphi1 - y. Y :
Cernbsrisnr y v E~~o Az
ss.tsriss- Ysrtss. Grove. Jesss sns Per
hens. KsTsfss aHr Se1Gis,
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BLACK sox TAKE PAIR.

Black sox. local colored nine, yes
terday took a doubis. header from
Sandy Spring tossers. winning the nrss
contest s IN T. and the second. 10 i.
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UTHS VIII meet Georgetown Atn~
n ietie Club. victor In section A,
II unlimited division. Capital City
4 \ League, next Sunday in the first
Of . series OF three games for
the division title as the result of AuthS
AZ win over Ross Council yesterday at
Washington Barracks. which gave the
former nine the nag in section q. The
following Sunday a double-header is
carded in the title series. The games
are to be staged AT Washington Bar
racks
Auths' win Yesterday came as the
successful conclusion OF long night
TO oyertake Ross Council which had
been leading the nag race most OF the
, season.
with Arthur Deutermsnn, who has
been hurting stellar ball for Auths. again
In fine fettle yesterday, his team out
hitting its opponents by virtually two TO
one and fielding IN bang-up style, AuthS
deserved 10 win. Taking the lead In the
nrst inning, the victors held II all the
way
| Doc Baker. Ross Council moundsman,
pitched creditabiy, but errors of omission
on the part OF his mates hurt him.
Morris and Keefer for Auths and W.
Hessler Tom Clark and johnson for
Ross Council did some sparkling fietd-
ing.
! Drubhing Browa T. Wood nine yes
, terday 10 |, on the Monument
Grounds. Aztecs won the second half
championship In the Capital City
League senior series. Aztecs will now
meet either Brown A. Wood or Auths
for the division title. Brown H. Wood
and Auths both remain In the race for
| the FIRST half crown. A meeting Will ~
/ held tomorrow night In the Post sports
department when managers or Aztecs,
! Brown IL Wood and Auths VIII fx dates
| for the f1rst half play-on ana the play
! of for the division title
! In other division games Yesterday
| Hartfords squeezed out 3-2. thinning
! triumph over Auths, but lost IN tns
afternoon to Brown A. Wood In ia
( tilt
! Good hitting behind the sterling
/ ottehfne Of Mcclure carried Aztecs 10
: victory over Brown a. Wood. Hartfords
PLAYED an uphill game IN nose gu.
Authx Jones superior ringins AND
shaky Hartford fielding caused thai
team 10 fall before Brown ~ WOOD.
Rover A. e, took the measure of ace
A. c., II To q. and Lionels were s"1
winners over Mavis yesterday IN apof'
Mart League diamond contests Rices
claimed forfeit over Langieys.
/ Managers Of ali French Midget
league mines are asked IN attend a
meeting Of the loop 10 be held tontor =
row night a. Frenchs store, l24 Ninth
street, al 80 o'clock.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
ST. Louis, s; Cincinnati, =.
New York. :; Boston. ..
Brooklyn. a" Philadeluhia. Ht tnntTe1'
Chicago, Z: Pittsburgh, ?.
xrANnIAc nE TUE ~ Iing

GAMES TO-DAY GAMES TOMORROW.
g Iouts Al Cineiu. BROOKLYN at Boston.
Chin.rn ~ Pittsh'rh rhira 20 at Pittsburgh.
New YorE al PhIta New vork AZ Phiia.
BROOKLYN at BOSTON.
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lob for CG to Cnch Fourth Place Stake Flag Hope Yank Ser
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washingtop, =; New YORK. ".
Chicago. Z; Clevela nd. 7.
81 Louis. 4; Detroit. 4.
Only games scheduled.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Mobile. Az Atlantis. al.
Nashville. I Chnttanooga, n
Birmingham. Z; New OrIesns. :
Menfrhis, ); Little Rock, ?.
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ASSOCIATION.

Toledo, 10: Columbus, 4
Louisville, 3, INDIANAPOLIS, T.
Milwaukee, II. Kansas CITY. ~,
Minneapolis, 4; St, Paul, 5.
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st. Mzry's Boys Ciub b to oppose
Chevy Chase Juniors on Harlow Field al
O'Clock this afternoon. The Saints
we're booked for a game this morning AZ
Fails Church with the Baptist Sunoay
School
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What b. the hardest par hole at
Columbia In our humble viewpoint
they're all hard. but c. |. Putnam be-
lieves the ninth to be the most dim
cult Of the par affairs. He doesn't
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MARBERRY SHINES

Rated far rufoeheF In seventh inninE.
%RatteS for BenEoush in eighth inntHE.
matted Ear YAthNry On eIfMtk tNninE.
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Rover A. &. took the measure oil ace
A. c., II 10 q. and Llonels were s"z
winners over Mavis yesterday IN 5pofe
Mart League diamond contests Hices
claimed forfeit over Langieys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03

UTHs will meet Georgetown Ath-
n letie Club. victor In section A,
IL unlimited division. Capital City
4 4 League. next Sunday in the frst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03

Gerard Edwards All-stars defeated
Alexandra Police, 10 2, SATURDAY IN
Dreadnsught Park
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

dontresl - II $40 Jersey City 81 10 .ass
Orioles. s.1 Reading, AZ,
Jersey City. so, Newark, Al
Rochester. t2-s: Buffalo. as
Montreal, SO; Toronto, Al
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~ HIS business Of getting a good
hold on fourth place, the goal
ahey have set for taent-
selves this season. keeps the Ma
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Managers Of all French Mldget
League mines are asked tn attend
meeting of the loon 10 bf held tomor-
row night a. FrenchS store, IA Ninth
street, al I 80 o'clock
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TEST IN -FOUR
GAMES NEXT WEEK
Macks Must Get Better Than
Even Break TO Dust New
York as FaV0rite.
nv JOHN b. FOSTER.

n YEW YORK, September 3.-As
N the major league teams pass
| In review In the Labor day
4 double -headers, most fans are
fmzi.i,~~ nAanI m t1ovt Fupnk
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NINE TIED
IN GAME WITH kEl0
nv. n. w. FLEISHER

srrctat Cable Dispatch La THE star ard
Chicago Daily News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03

Dreadnamght Athletic Association
vsrded off another contender for It's
northern Virginia semipro title yester-
Asy afternoon when II defeated the
Alexandra, Bancroft a. Washington
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