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BY WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

w YITH the Pirate bubble ex-
~ ploded, major league teams
NV swing into Labor day and
the stretch run with little
to offer the fans except
Babe Ruth's home-run race against
time. The Babe slammed his fortieth
at Braves Field yesterday as the
Yankees paid a hurried visit to the
rented Sabbath home Of the Red Sox
to win by to 4. The game yesterday
was Ruth's 125th, leaving him 90 more
in which to hit a sufficient number of
circuit drives to earn an increase in his
annual $4,000 check.
The Babes own record Of go, made
two years ago, Is safe from any new
advances at this moment, but another
September such as the one he expert
enced In 1927 would give him about Sc
for the season-easily enough for an
other handsome raid upon the Rupert
bank roll. And shrewd business man
though Jacob RUPERT is IN other lines:
he will be pulling harder than anybody
else for Ruth to hit his So and as many
more as possible.
The good colonel Is not altogether
balny at that With the Yankees going
nowhere and the Red Sox already ar
rived at that destination, $4,000 Bos-
tonese, the largest Back Bay crowd OF
the season, paid cash at the gate yes.
terday, largely for the opportunity OF
seeing Mr.. Ruth.
Will Pitch to Him.
As for Ruths chances Of having an
other such 30-day squirt as the one with
which he closed his record year, one
may say only that the Yankees are out
of the race. It may be recalled that In
1927 the other seven clubs were out Of
it. Under such circumstances. pitchers
feel far more inclined to pitch to the
big Yankee slugger, and, when the Babe
is hitting "em, all he needs is a bal
reasonably close to the plate.
Billy Bayne had the honor OF pltchlni
Mr.. Ruths fortieth. Tony Lazzeri out
did the Babe with two over the fence
and these three blows made things
rather easy for old Tom Zachary, whit
added his tenth victory OF the season u
a record showing no defeats.
After being cuffed about by the Ath.
letics all season, the Senators turned
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NATIONALS EXPECT MUCH
OF HURLER IN TRIM AGAIN
Irving, Slated for Duty in Labor Day Double Bill
in Boston, May Start in All Remaining Sets
Criffs Easily Wallop AS, IL to 3.
BY John b. KELLER.

DosToN September 2seemngly in good physical trim once
the Nationals well up in the race this year but failed to fulfill
the remainder Of the campaigning In recent
ing led the American League abmen in
MANAGER Walter Johnson naturally wants his club
pitching Hadley when he is right
Iady against the Yankees New York last Thursday
victory Saturday he hustled into
against the
against the Red in the first
double opening the Nationals
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JOCKEY FINED AS BRUTAL.

CHICAGO, September R).-Jockey
F. Halbert has been fined $50 by the
Lincoln Field stewards for abusing
Heretiz, a 2-year-old, in race Satur-
day. The officials charged Halbert had
whipped the colt about the head so hard
that both eyes were almost closed. Hal,
bert declared he used the bat 10 keep
Heretiz from running wide at the turn.
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Runs batted in-Rice, West t2l, Myer 90,
Simmons, French, Summa. Goslin. Boss ca.
TT0base hsss pdu5s
piaysGJoe Cronin to Myer to Boss. Foxx to
Hale to, Burns. Left on bases-Phila delphia;
s: Washington, 10. First base on balis-ofH
Rommel, 2; of Breckenridge. Z: OH Jones, z.
Struck out-By Shores. !; by, Rommel. 2; by
Breckenridge, /. Hits-Of Shores. in 3ls
Rommel, in "a inning. Wild pitch-Rom-
mel Losing pitcher-Shores. umpires-
Messrs. owens, Campbell and MCGOWAN.
Time OF game-1 hour and So minutes.
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PLAY DOUBLE-HEADER.

Washington Black Sox were to meet
Anacostia A. G. in double-header this
afternoon at Union Park. starting at
1880 o'clock Yesterday the Sox
drubbed the Pleasant Plains nine, II to
Z and IA to 0.
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/, HURLS NO-HIT GAME.

ALBANY, September R)-Ed Dur
ham, Red Sox southpaw farmed to
Pittsheld, pitched no-hit, f1o-run
game against Albany in the second half
Of . dolhle-h header yesterday. He won,
10 to Q. 80. $1,000 aansakiMsaAs
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sANDLoT MINES BATTLE.

Mount Rainier A. G. and Oriental
Tigers were to face this afternoon at
1880 o'clock on the diamond at South
Capitol and p streets.
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BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, September
1.-THE amateur golf world began the
annual celebration of Bobby Jones
week, over this famous and exacting
course today. The celebration here Is
expected to differ little from ones held
at Marion, Oakmont, Minikahda and
Brae Burn, where the closing day found
championship cup and hurrying back to
Atlanta for the Winter.
No man in the history Of the sport
ever has so completely dominated his
field as does Jones in amateur golf and
his defeat here would go down as one
of the biggest upsets Of many years.
Jones is keen for the task of winning
his fifth amateur title and his tenth
national championship, and when he
is playing as he was in practice rounds
here, there is little to do but sit back
and allow nature to take its course.
In the field Of 140 the writer sees only
three with chance to annoy or defeat
the champion. They are George Won
Elm, Jess Sweetser and George Voigt
Here is a trio of seasoned golfers cap
able of handling every shot and most
likely to start off at pace that will
prevent Jones from gaining an over
whelming lead. But Won Elm, Sweetser
and Voigt are not conceded any bril-
liant chance to defeat the emperor.
Jones began the championship with
every advantage in his favor. Recog-
nized as the greatest golfer of all time
end the master shot maker of the game,
he has tremendous psychological edge
over every possible opponent with the
exception of Won Elm, SweetSer and
Voigt, who are of the logged, fighting
type that never concede an inch until
the winning putt is dropped. Many
golfers have been beaten by the Jones
complex, and that condition is a bit
more acute here, than In other cham
pionships.
Bobby Shows Form.
Bobby came here the open champion
and Immediately unleashed o volley of
shots far superior TO those ne displayed
in winning at Winged Foot. While
others struggled Bobby quickly reduced
this championship layout to the same
condition of servitude as dozen others
| over which he has run rampant. And
when Jones once conuuers q course he
seldom permits it to recover. He should
| do some great scoring during this week.
With q high wind whipping across
Pebble Beach late yesterday afternoon,
! 1t was predicted that 158 would, be the
minimum for qualification, II the gale
should increase the figures mGy run
higher. The low scores in the first test
matches likely would be made after
midafternoon, for the early starters
Unjust battle against fog and dew
drencl1ed green's that make putting ex-
| tremely hazardous. The greens will eat
up many strokes, for while they are
1 very true they are tricky and q player
must be . better judge Of curves than
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Shreveport, 5; Houston, !.
San Antonio, 81; Fort Worth, ,.
Waco, TT; wichita Falls, 81 (second game
tie, called end 7th, darkness).
Beaumont, IL; Dallas, 6.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Oakland. 4-8; Missions, So.
San Francisco, GA; Seattle, AZ.
Sacramento, 4-4; Hollywood, 1915.
Los Angeles, 11-6; Portland, 7-e.
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THREE EYE LEAGUE.

Peoria, SD; Sicomington, 10.
Decatur, 1913; Danviile, SO.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
washington. IL; Philadelphia, 3.
New York, 6; Boston. 4.
Cleveland. 5; Chicago, o.
Detroit, z; st. Louis, 4.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-02

Pueblo, B-B; UenVef, Z-lU.
Topeka, ga; Wichita, Al.
Tulsa, 1876; Oklahoma City, Sd.
Omaha. 90; Des Moines, Lilo Second
game innings.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUI
AMERICAN AssOCIATfON

Memphis, 8; Chattanooga, q.
Nashville, 8; Little Rock, 5.
New Orleans, /: Birmingham, 2.
Only games scheduled.
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Minor League Results

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Springfield, 3-4; Hartford, 4-8.
New Haven. Bel; BRIDGEPORT 20.
AlientoWn, $40; Providence, 1871.
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TNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Louisville, S; indianapolis, 3.
Kansas City, 6; Milwaukee, 10.
Minneapolis, 4; St. Paul, o.
Columbus, o; Toledo, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-02

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Phila. at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn. -
ST. Louis at Chicago. Open date.
Cin'nati at Pittsburg;
q games, all parksJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-02

Newark. III; Jersey City. o..
Baltimore, 1875; Reading, 9-6.
Toronto, Q; Buffalo, /.
Rochester, 5-1; Montreal, IL.
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av to Toll often Season Wanes z39 Lnksen to Tee Oft
PEBBLE BEACH COURSE

Totals, 1892 SO Totals. s.46s 2
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BY TIE Associated Press
n TEW YORK, September 1.-THE
nj current weeks boxing program
VI brings to the fore two light
L weights who were bitter rivals
half dozen wears aQn-Ga NM,
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DEADLOCKEDN|NES
WILL MEET TODAY
Dixie Pigs, Miller Aztecs to
Fight for Capital City
Unlimited Lead.

. IKE PIGS and Miller Aztecs,
tied for first place in the UNI
limited section race OF the
Capital City Base Ball League,
nanl. ,,,iti, 4 nuinS AGAINST q
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w YITH the Pirate bubble ex-
NA/ ploded, major league teams
wv swing into Labor day and
the stretch run with little
IN offer the fans eXceOt
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Sixth Mount Zion

Continued from page ID
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-23
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on September 8, 1929, at ten o'clock
A. M. and continue in session from
time to time thereafter as long as
may be necessary, not to exceed ten
days, exclusive of Sundays, at the
office of the Board of Directors, in
the Masonic Building, FL Centre,
California, to hear and determine
such objections to the valuations
and assessments as may come before
them.
By order of the Board of Direc-
tors.
F. H. McIVER
Secretary
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