Greb W ould Fa<;e Levin: dlot Ball -Golfers Start Off sky.San<> Q^aoneessaoBOB (Copyright, II by Inlwultuul Not "BUGS" Indoor Sports orvic*.Sizzles>1*.lac ) By Tad BAYS LOOKI NG EM OVER BV I Baer: jjl 1 1| hoo'o. ©«" HI\ . J^yj Tad De Xwoer x'x'^.r and Wolf DOUlGHER W////A fe ' Hopper LOO) S A. '- I .' il ^ 1VW p/c£" Will at . mm, «oJeA>JOTV Pitch Saturday BAWAI l^fAf Ig f IQBOI QOES 00%S COmCCP I w/w\ »r \\v 0 o«-0 chc^e f "C ^ " I l-"*^ American Legion Field 1 t POJAJOl" Of £ X ^ / JOE S" r Greb Would Tackle I HIS HC^^" yj. There la a dinner pail circuit In receiving a chance. Carpentier has told friends in France that he has McGruw's career: :"^^iy^ the with every town that la large enough every intention of coming back to America and entering ring Place. Opponent. Winner. to aupport badge on the Fire Levituky as a sort of trial before going to his athletic New Jersey in CarpenbeOctober Cin'nati.Umpire Byron Byron charter und« r the Volatead Art la his Houston."Pat' Newman. .}; Tad's Hay Hide Circuit. The flrat » or November. If the Frenchman fails to go through with present Newman Greb land the bout. Otherwise, he must wait. Havana.C. Stoneham..Stoneham Came will be played .Saturday If it plans, may doean't rain. There ain't ua« Tom Gibbons, of St. brothler of Mike, "the St. Pau) Phantom," Lambs Club.W. H. Boyd...Boyd any Paul, The McGraw bribing a weather prophet, but the recently lost to Greb, who entered the ring weighing 170 pounds. fined $500 and official Bayalde forecaster has been on from National Pittsbuigher had been ill and, on 1lis recovery, began piling weight I-ieaguesuspendedfor approached and ffll for a cigarette. until he readily saw his middleweight days gone forever. So, finding sixteen days. He could have been knocked down that he had lost none of his spec;d and had gained in strength and three timea for a igar. Greb decided to ] in, issuing a. challenge Tad'a mob of comic artlats will punching power, plunge right for six round* with him at chew the fut with De Wolf Hopper'a to the titleholder, Battling Levinsk;/ on Jutut 9, 1S0U. Steve dropped I Philadelphia actors, who have In the Kuropoan O'Brien in (he third never been Carpentier round and became before on any American stage.defeated champion, an the class la rounds, but Gardner made a great the titleholder, though he never made holds the crulseriwelght out The game will occupy the thirr< ring abroad. Levinsky calledbattlp of It. After knocking much noise about It. preferring to be in the Field of the title. the winner of and <*"featlng known as the Day Wayside Post Therefore, AmericanMaher tn one round world's middleweight J&p of the American » will be their own contest would be Justified Marvin Hart tn twelve ro> on a champion. ' legion. Bob M a soupcutter. One for the loose leaf In assuming the world's title, subject decision, Gardner lost his TITI.K m A UK V A MCE. to challenges from Australian That was uty t tjpof2.rr" ledger. Fitzsimmons. With Ketchcl's death in 1910 the WJ/NOOO«. Batterlea, De Wolf Hopper ( , cruisers.rounds of clever boxing a Itaymond George Gardper was the first boxer November 25. 1903. crulserwelght title was In abeyance. Hitchcock will pitching;grab - any that the batters miss. to lay claim to the so-called light Jack O'Briei an^cisco, Jack Dillon, who had failed to wrest TP-^/ajg- ro P-CAt» r^E" P/°»peT*- .. f He had Philadelphia tab to pitch for heavyweight championship. ductlnK a boxing; school Ir. / the middleweight honors from 6lTTl AJQ- S£TH//*o A > .£~ every reason, too, for while he City, won the title from Kit. UAV8IDK SQL'IKRKl.ft. but 165 pounds, he was builtweighedon 'iim to Ketchel, laid claim to the COOPUr who ber 20, 1905, putting honors. He was MOOWC* M*P.{LIGO Tad pitching, Windsor the Bob Fltzsimmons line# and could thirteen rounds. O'Brien tva. Immediatelycruiserweight '' McKay . catching. Erie schedule, Subject hit with pretty much the power of a clever box« r and cou challenged' by Battling Levlnsky and, Aft£ OtVJfr Jt+tWfP^Ti V*M' Rjce ;=rvi^ jl lis- markably at ^ to change without notice. the end of twelve at " mule's hind He cinched his claim .. rounds, Butte, >"f*-'' leg. hard. For som« four years 1 CTI earnest. in seventeen rounds and earning a men awarded the decision. throwing in When all the making good against many besides arc still Insisted he was beans batted out of the bag the decision over Joe Walcott in twenty. a great deal bigger and heavier. Devinsky the rightful champion and so on game stops. If the Bayside KAt'KD JACK JOHNSON. Ketchel was tho :man who April Stanley 25, 11)10, at Toronto, Dillon put him go to roost hungry on SaturdaySquirrels t That there was more to Gardner dethroned O'Brien, though the great 160 away In two rounds. About then night it's their own fault. All than mere pretension was shown by MicJjigander weighed hardly earned his soUriquct of "Jack Dillontha will be there, except the townBayside liis contest with Jack Johnson. The pounds at the time. O'Britsn "Al,L f Giant Killer," for he was beating EVEN," loafer, who can't spare the time. was. TEAM ME Ketchel and matched CITY won on in BRENNAN twenty SEVENTY, huge negro points K. 0. BILL underestimatedheavyweights as well as lighter men. The actors will have three But Dillon's days were short. His clowns in right field.HippodromeTad strength and speed seemed to list but will balance this outburst of a single season and he wm but a IN TITLE 1'OURNAMENT strength with Jerry on the Job, B. HAY My Baer and Abe of his former self when he IS ON Kablbble. SEIRIES HERE steppedshadow TACKLES DEMPSEY SANDLOT Into at started even The a the ring Boston, October 24, TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 12..Seventy golfers this thespian.that's good word 1016. At the end of twelve rounds in of the American open n go'.f championship. Onmornlationalthe .rinfield will be Waybum, Frank was returned injf quest Leo Levlnsky the winner. Articles Are Signed and Title Inverness course here, began with the greatest field of golfers th(; Holmead Racqueters Play Bacon, Carillo, Fred Stone. He has been outpointed a couple of play Frank Craven, Bill Harrigan, Bill has ever known. There will I>e thirty-six holes of play today and barton Men Six andDum' BREAKALLRECORDS times in no country Frank Oscar WILL since, #ut always decision Contest to Be Singles Fay, Shaw Expected have No matter what Halligan, BRYAN MORSE. bouts, and he is the real champion of thirty-six holes tomorrow. Seventy qualified. and Gene Buck. Jack Gleason and By his class. Staged in New York. scores were made in during the 1)ast two days for Three Doubles Matches. Block will promote the bat starts is the play preliminary Freddy The 1920 sandlot baseball series which Monday biggest! Greb, who challenges Levlnsky, Is NEW YORK, Auk. 12. K. o. BUI cation, today and tomorrow will tell story as far as the 1920qualifitheopenI District^ team championship honors bag. . 0>ver a stretch of odd twenty six years and has been in affair ever staged in this ctiy. twenty years qjd Brennan, the Chicago heavyweight, national golf championship is concern ed. in tennis will be fought out on the line-cp reads like been an annual series. As many as thirteen teams the ring since 1013. He has boxed there has always welter nml and Jack Dempsey, world's The weather la threatening. There*" Dumbarton Tennis Club courts in the police blotter. in the This year there are twenty-five teams in| practically every good This infield is duke. have entered past. middleweight known to '.he public have been matched, Is a promise of rain. It ia somewhat today, provided the peaceful the i*nd teams. The champion, heavyweight Georgetown Guaranteed to cover all the all, representing the league twenty-five for the past three or four years, ant! around the course independent to a team, to the their managers lugning articles for sticky muggy weather is seasonable. Holmead between two blades of grass. teams average twenty-five players according eligibility dodging any of them and seldom this Tennis Club who territory of drawn as 626. He is a bout to take place before January but play will continue despite It Is players, recently Tad will slap a counter irritant runs total number upon winning. much younger Here list which the players generally the War B team in the first ». .-. than Levlnsky and, if he happens to 1021. "It is expected that they will weather hazard. defeatedon the actors' infield with a plaster A most impressive list of indepen-' 1, The well known buffalo wil]I playoff, will oppose the Dumbarton of Hal Coffman, Bud Couninan, win the title, should be able to clash over the flfteen-round route in Scores which the players tried hard team. dent teams is drawn up . Kighteen for Club Gene Carr, Pete Williams, Jigga STANDINGS it pome time against whatdefendthis city, with Tex IUckard handling to set in the opening rounds were never become extinct in this! Holmead possesses In Stellwagen, teams will figure in a down and out we now have in his class. Carden. field of seventy McManus, Gloom Powers, Ua Boys, AMERICAN LEAGUE. the show at Madison Square forgotten today. The the District tennis champion in Ike and Mike, Gene Brynes, series starting Monday afternoon at W. UPct.4 W. U Pet.' Meanwhile Dempsey is training for starts even today despite Jock Hutch- country while he adorns the singles. In addition such players as On the same Miske at Benton twelve who Little Jimmy Swinnerton,Batchcldor,and 5:15 at Union Park. Cleveland... 69 37 .651 Boston...... 47 57 .452 his bout with Billy tnson's 141 and the Just' L Louuu Doyle, former District Walter Berndt. Terminal Railroad Y. M. Chicago 69 41 .627 Wellington 46 57 447 Mich., on I.abor Day. He in the round with t nickels owned bv certain day at the GRIFFMEN CLOSE SERIES HaTbor, got qualifying William and R. Ballinger, would be a If the first series will start New Yoqk.. 69 4] .622 Detroit 40 64 384 leaves today for Benton Harbor, scores of 157. titleholder;That great line-up C. A. league St.iLouis... 52 53 .495 P'ladclphla 33 74 .30* folks we know. White, Barber and Holmead are listed it didn't read so much like a with fbur league teams in where he will complete his training. There are seven amateur players men. . with the Holmead blotter. A week oft and later there WITH LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Brennan battled Dempsey two years scattered in the who are police competition. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. seventy Dumbarton also possesses an Don't mi#s this game, as there la will be three league teams striving Chicago, 2; Washington. 1. ago at Milwaukee, being compelled to today. Chick Kvans, contendingwho of tennis talent. Gore, after he fractured his ankle. sixth Captain array only vae game like this' in r set. 11 for honors. Philadelphia, 13; Detroit. 4. Eighth Straight Defeat Comes When stop tied with six players for FRANK BROWER TO JOIN Major Yencken, of the British Damon, Rtuiyon will umpire until The idea, of a big sandlot se/ies New York. 7: Cleveland, 4. that time ho had been takingUntila with 150; Hobby Jones, withposition151; bassy; Major i'oote, Mangan the Washington <10 innings). Erickson Blows Up in gamely. of Harrison HUlyer, emr somebody decides different. / v.as conceived by Boston. 5; St. Lotlls. 3. Seventh Frame. [beating Howard l,ee, Detroit; and Bates, are expected to make a ^ Times. A suitable cup will be Johnson, of Toldo; W. C. Fownci, GRIFFMEN ON SATURDAY creditable showing today. Times in the John and the winner by The awarded TODAY'S GAMES. CHICAGO. Aug. 12..Today the G. Anderson, R. E. Knepper, Just as the Holmead men hare gone final series. The Times asked the Washington at Chicago. Washington Gfiffmen close their DOUBLES TITLE TOURNEY T. I >. Armour, the Scotch amateur, through the Suburban League this as the league New York ati Cleveland. are listed in "Babe Ruth of the Minors" May Gel as well independents series with the champion Whitepresent play today. Into Games Against New summer so have the Dumberton Club to meet and presented thpinterests 16 MtLKOD- IS IS, players rompea through the proposition which was readily NATIONAL LEAGUE. Sox, playing tomorrow at Akron, FOR BOSTON AUGUST York Yankees. Tennis Association W. L. Pet. W. U Pet. Ohio, in an exhibition game and Fred McLeod, the Columbia engago'Washington adopted. _ . , Frank W. Brower, Reading's ments. Brooklyn ... 61 46 .570 Chicago . 53 57 igi home Saturday to meet the Club man, of Washington. CountryD. C., arriving' This Tear as s AGREE O.V PLANS. Cincinnati.. 58 44 .569 St. Ixmis 4h 56 *46* New New Plan in V singles, weather). man, will report to Reading in th« Doyle and R. teams were given a chance. .That and was replaced by Zachary. to be the best doubles promisesgolf was at all times flawless, and deal bringing- Brower here earliei Ballenger, Stellwagen believe they have a chance TODAY'S GAMES. Leibold sacrificed and the bases but for several short putts missed and Barber and White and W. eighteen at that has been played tournamentin this than next month. for honors speaks well for Chicago Brooklyn. were Jammed when Eddie Collins would have turned in 63 or 61. lenger in dotibles. There will Bal.be premier Pittsburgh at New York. country. Brower ts not expected*to be use* three doubles and six matches, the class of baseball and the opinion Cincinnati at Boston. walked. Weaver's single Scored A ardon. Ray, llagen and Barnes at first base. He will be tried out irt singles The new the In the event that rain halts and confidence the players have in St. Louis at .Philadelphia. Schalk and Kerr with the runs that plan adopted by were well down the list of sixty-nine. right field and at third base and majr won the game, 2 to 1. of the United States The claim made that these players ings today the engagement will stand theihselves. meeting annual play either position Saturday. It i! for tomorrow afternoon. proceeds It Is doubtful if any other Wash. ABHOl Chicago ABHOA Lawn .Tcnriis Association to foster have gone stale seems substantiated. also possible that he may be use*I ever held in the city ernment. Judge.lb.... 3 0 11 0 Lelbold.rf 2 5 1" Jones, well within sesisons sandlot 1 of the Bobby playing only as a pinch hitter until he haj' Milan.If 4 13 E Collins.2b 3 12 7 doubles provides for the entry was than were productive of a good August 2R.War Interburean vs. 4 2 6 0 0 himself, two strokes better impressed Manager Griffith with hii The rules for Terminal Railroad. Rlce.cf Weaver,3b.. 4 1 2 teams winning the sectional Vardon. Edward the or co-operation. sportsmanship Roth,r£.... 2 1 0 " Jackson.if.. 4 0 0 0 The United States being Harry Ray, fielding ability. GREAT BRITAIN PLANS the games are few but drastic. No The team named last Is the home EllerbP.3b.. 4 0 0 3 Strunk.cf... 10 4 0 championships.there Oxonford golfer, from England, any group team according to the Shanks,2b.. (Ill .1.Collins,! b 4 1 15 1 divided Into twelve sections, found himself in extreme difficulty imposition is made upon dra-wing. 4 0 2 1 4 0 3 a dozen From prospects of the draw tor O'Neill.ss... Rlsberg.ss 2 are, theoretically; possible and being afraid of failing to QUITTING OLYMPIADS or individuals. present umpiresAnnouncementGharrlty.c. 4 10 1 Schalk,c 3 0 2 0 from this source. entries GRIFFS STOPPED BAGBY the games will be well attended and will be made tomorrow for both Erickson.p.. 3 10 2 Kcrr.p 2 0 11 slashed otlt tremendous drives.qualify 0 0 0 0 However, there will be no team fairly evenly contested. scries. Zachary,p.. from the Inter-Mountain section this WEXT .TOO YARDS. Committee Thinks Seriously of has been little argument, no It is that the There expected Navy Yard, Totals..-.32 7 24 13 Totals....27 6 27 14 year, and there is strong possibility One of Ray's shots off the tee went AFTER FIVE VICTORIES After Gomes HeldWithdrawing and none of the petty Columbus and distention, Knights of Potomac Washington... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.1 that the winners of the Southern for 300 yards, his longest in America. at Antwerp. !!? wrangling that has so often marked leagues will conclude their schedules 00000020 x.2 In Chicago championship may not play. Ray finally got 155, and wAg pretty Jim Shaw's Puzzling Twisters Prort! I/WDON. Aug. 12..Withdrawal of and marred past experiences some time during the week of August Rons.Gharrity. Schalk and Kerr. Error In addition to these teams, the well in. A couple of strokes would Great Britain from baseball. The players and IS or O'Neill. Two-base Quite Too Much for Larry Olympic contests sandlot early in the week of August 23. hits.Shanks. Lelbold. of ranked teams and those which have made a great difference in his after the Antwerp Is appear well satisfied to argue This series of three clubs will run for* Three-base hit.(lharrity Sacrifice hits. entry Gardner. meeting being whichmanagersis Roth. Lelbold. Double plays.Shanks to have made good records during the play and he wss almost beside seriously considered by the British it out on th^ field of play, six games. The winners of the two season be with he Jim Bagby, after a winning streak be. Judga; Rlsber* to J. Collins. Left on current will accepted, until found he had qualified.himself Olympic committee. The question of just as it should league series will then meet In a bases- Washington. 7; Chicago. 9 First the result that the tournament ought Aside from Hutchison's great of five games, was stopped by the the teams get base on making announcement to this effect Monday independent three game affair to see which team balls.Off Krickson. «; off Kerr. 2; to include the Strongest pair In the there were several performanceSenators on August 1. said be tinder way at Union Park, Fifteenth off Zachary. 1. Hits.Off Erickson. 4 in 6 after nine of Is to under debate, and the meet*? the winner of the down and none out In seventh game. things about the qualifying of I.arry (laVdner, games and If streets northeast, when the Innings, off Zachary, 1 noteworthysafe hitting, to Jim Shaw nf the general opinion of leaders In the vB out Independent series. in 2 Innings. Struck out.By Kerr, 2. Entries close today and roust the field. After Hutchison comes quit sporting world appears to favor the W Brock way A. C and Silver Springs is expected, barring rain, that Losing pitcher.Erickson. be .made with Richard Bishop, Jack Hurke, of St. Paul: Gene Sarajten, Senators after hitting for an average tCTVVLMDQ stack up against each other. It step. Prominent among these are players the final series will start some time Longwood Cricket Club,secretaryof Fort Wayne; Frank Adams, of of .42I». Dord and Sir MlJ2 4ER9HM On the same date at the Terminal Desborough Theodore W*. ,< during the second week in September. DIAMOND CHATTER. Boston, Mass., or the United States Winnipeg; William Melhorn. of Tulsa. Steve O'Neill, of the Jndlans. after In the have Railroad Y. M. C. A. field, east of a streak t'.velve Cook, who, past, given The Yankees won their Lawn Tennis Association, 20 Broad Rurke> 140 gave him second place hitting that endured much time and effort to Union Station, the Departmental second was halted of organising the straight from the Indians street. New York. in qualifying honors. games, by Courtney British Olympic teams. T,eagu« representative plays yesterday. Few of the others are known In the Senators. He hit for .500 n his Railroad Representative. CLEVELAND YELLS FOR Babe Ruth Injured his knee The principal reason for the Terminal and may not play here Eastern golfing circles and it is not streak, got seventeen hits in from future Games DRAWING MADE. Saturday.yesterday until Louis Telller's name is reached tries. Olympic withdrawal In defeating the Phillies. IS to D, CARDINALS PREPARE TO thirtyfourgiven in the public statement. If one The drawing made for th« flrst HELP FROM N'ORLEANS the Cardinals collected twenty-five that the best-known players become Carl Mays, after a winning streak is made, probably will be that Rngllsh Imt 4EAMB league series is announced today, as NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 12..The safe swats yesterday. Stock and apparent in the sixty-nine qualified, of nine consecutive games, wh.« activities in normal times TACKLE CLARENDON MEN all stand and Faber and the White Sox on sporting ar« follows: Cleveland Indians a Haines four Today ^ven, however, by stoppedso numerous as to yesterday made getting apiece. Cardinal A. the holes to be absorb all the August IB.Departmental vs. .Tack Fournler had a merry In C.'players, of Alexan- seventy-two played, August 3. that amateurs can devote to special request of the New Orleans day are and In attention Railroad. Terminal Philadelphia. Up seven times, he dria, preparing to tackle the thirty-six today thirty-six Bill Jacobson scored seven runs sport. The proposal undoubtedly ha* August 17.War Intrrbureau vs. team of the Southern Association, slammed out five hits, Including two Clarendon baseball players Simday in will count for the champion-tomorrow,six straight gsmes till the Athletics been brought about by the general Government. the local team to send Sewell,askingthe doubles. Alexandria. Last Sunday tire Card- ship. ( stopped him on August ,1. lack of interest in the Olympic Games vs. inals went to Meusel was br August 18.Departmental War sensational shortstop, whom the The New York Giants walloped the up Clarendon and won history repeats. Bobby stopped shown by the British newspapers. Interbureau. Pittsburgh Pirates twice yesterday by 10 to K. The game was a loosely Golfing history shows that the Faber after six straight fr.imesUrbanThe public appeared Indifferent to 19.Terminal Railroad vs. purchased lately, to ClevelandIndians played affair the first of .468. August and are now two games behind the although part of the qualifying round is never hlttlng'-fOr ward the Antwerp meeting and th« Government. as soon as possible. The request of the game was satisfying. winner states that Sewcll Is needed on the Brooklyn Dodgers. 'a figure in the title. Hutchison response to appeals for funds has been August 20.Government vs. The Boston Red Sox, by Sunday a return game will be play- small. Consequently the expenses of team. defeating ed in Alexandria between the rivals. upon history repeating Itself,figuresVIRGINIANS PLAY HERE. Departmental. the Brownies, have passed the GrlfTs which is a that one of Naval Station the British team must be borne by a August 21.Terminal Railroad vs. All of the Cardinal players are work- good sign any The Torpedo for fifth place honors. Harry Harper the sixty-nine has a chance team of Alexandria will the lew wealthy men. I War Interbureau. * Ing out in preparation for the game. players playbaseball MAY NAME HARRIS. had a good day for seven frames. and tomorrow. Administration on diarr< nd The great expansion of the Olympic August 2.T.Terminal Railroad vs. They have won In a today Railroad "Bucky" Harris. Washington's "Bucky" Harris suffered a twenty games Those who found themselves with number 3. Monument grounds, program since tho games were Departmental. second baseman, will taking a had throw from row this season. at Athens in 1806 Is to 24.Government vs. crack probably linger fractured an abundance of strokes collected at 2:30 o'clock. thoughtinstituted Augvrffl War as one of the*referees of on is Interbureau. be named Ellerbe Tuesday and on his way about the course In trying to qualify iturday,he the reason for the decline 25.WKr the Psnn State BasketbaJI League. to Washington. He may be out of the METS WIN ANOTHER. nro stars of the realm. Those who In the contests, some of whichofjnterestare Augudt Interbureau >va. a or FINANCE Departmental. Harris played guard with the game for week so. Preparing for the coming find themselves out of the running GAINS. unknown In Great Britain. Pa., five last year, but Clark The Cleveland Indians are series, the Finance gained a 9 to fl decision In As a result of the last two meetings August 26.Government vs. his Pittston. MetropolitanchampionshipA. C. today are: Tom Boyd, Cyril Walker, Railroad. Griffith has forbidden further under the strain of holdingstaggeringAral walloped the St. Dominica on the of Jack of the Departmental stopping N.ival .at 1/ondon In 1008 and at Stockholm ( Terminal the floor honors and Englrwrtod; Forrester, is vs. partlctatlon In game. place the Chicago White Monument Lot 14 to Meadow Arthur of Hospital. in 1012.the feeling declared to August 27.Departmental Sox are yesterday, 4, Hrook; Reld, that the have showing greater strength Manager Mack using every one of and Carl Anderson, of Bronxvllle. have grown games GovRUNN19I& are not Ardsley. far from their Ideal GRID CALL. every day. Speaker's pitchers his players In the tfractlce. C.aroes strung on down the list were BUMPED. drifted original ISSUES as Then, BR00KLAN0 international contests of 0..A call for holding'up expected. are wanted for Saturday and such other unfortunate as A. C. were of providing RACES STORRS, Conn.. Aug. The Macktnen went wild In the Sunday. Easterners Brookland players amateurs to promote friendship among football practice at Connecticut Telephone Manager Mack, North 1006. Fred Canausa. of Oak RlUge; Joe istopped by 2 to 1 yesterday in sr ien Inning at Detroit yesterday seventhand of Joe different countries. From the British HAGERSTOWN, MD. College, beginning Agriculturalbefore they could he retired had Mitchell, Montclalr; Sylvester. innings by Brlghtwood. the athletes of certain 13. has been sent to candidates by of SL Albans: Alex .Smith, of viewpoint, August 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 Septemberscored ten runs on nine hits, four TEXACO STARTS UP. who are supported during longnations, Coach Hoy Ouyer The first game will that went Into the honk and Fmployea of the Texas Oil Isaac Mackle. of Canoe Hhenecossett,Brook; HICK MARTIN Seven Race* Daily, Kain or Shine be wflh at Hartford, errors Tat O'Mare, Sohackamaxort, the THERE. training periods by government *Trinity, more that were unrecorded Washington C be considered Regular trains over th* It. A O. H. n 25. several branch, haveCompany.re Irish champion: George Low, Hick Martin delivered for the cannot amateurs.suhi-ldles, to Itnferafnmn and iMurn immediately September Walter Johnson and Al Schacht are cently formed a baseball team and and P. Telephone team and t*e At a ftrr t ho rn« M are for Rice, and Martin ftykes. GrantlandEven working out dally at Georgia avenue looking games. of nine was beaten 5 to 0. i<-flowerTIME IS CHANGED. RAIN INTERFERES. and should prove welcome when tVie such headllners other times as Griffs come home, schacht Is hooked Charlie Hoffner, of Thllmont and % Saturday's swimming meet at the NEWPORT. R. I.. Aug. 12.- Rain WOULD PLAY GAMES. French, of PAUL IN Tidal Basin beach will be Interfered with In the Casino to face the Yankees Saturday, with Yonngstown. tod.iyEmmett ST. FRONT. bathing play Tha Dortjro A. C. woulrl 1 ikr to hear became spectators Instead of ft. Paul has begun to pull awm staged at R p. m. There will be a tournament yesterday all matches Johnson climbing the hill on Sunday. from all tram* LOANS being called off. Buster Caton Is the target for sll averaging 10 to 13 contestants.from Minneapolis and Toledo In (i «0 yard backstroke and fancy dive if* y#»ar* of apr. Inquire for iram^a, American Association race and look" for women and a 220 swim and 80 kinds of abuse at home, but on the roliimbia D710. PERFE^TO- lOf road he Is the big noise of the Pirates. manager Waltrr WOULD PLAY SERIES. xood to repeat this season. yard breast stroke for men. mil * SHAMROCKS PLAY. HORNING Larry Gilbert, who turned down s Yankee A. C, players want to meet The Shamrocks snd American Red chance with the Cleveland D. LOUGHRAN CO., Inc. Indians COPPERS. TO PLAY. Tetworth A. C. youngsters In a three. LAVAN DOES WELL PEERLESS TO PLAY. DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY Crosa players meet today on the this season, recently hit safely In 21 Mike O Shamrock Field, Raedy's Metropolitan Tollce game srl-lrs Fanla, no* Four. Johnny l.nvnn, who served a yem Peerless A. C\ players tackle the 1347 P«. Ave. N. W. South End of Konrternth and consecutive games with New Or baseball tram play* the Llnworth teenth street northwest, want* to with the Is for IKS as K. of C. men at Catholic Highway Bridp mac avenue southeast Griffs, hitting University Poto, leant. j Bin* at diamond No. 1, at 8 ft p. m. hear from ths Tetworth manager. member of th* SL LcuU CsrdinjUe. lod+r. Phone Main 391 ft i

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