; -1 SPORTS SECTION I-•- Base Ball, Tennis Boxing, Wrestling

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* .. mm ■ ■ ■ ■■ — j B—4 _WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1934.____ W _____ Title Tennis Free : Nats at Last Trim Yankees, 5-1

1 ■1 ... — — ■——'—— — ■ ■ — ■■ ■1 —Slug, of•- a .. r Opening Upsets SWING ROUND In Sportdom’s Spotlight Milburn Breaks Collar Bone STORTScope By Fall in Practice Polo Tilt Griffs Unable to See 10 CHECK LOCOES SNAP FOR PERRY By the Associated Press. an impressive demonstration of hard Tigers 7-5 Choices • and ______N. Y., Septem- accurate hitting. a first-! Over Giants. ber 1.—Devereux Milbum, They were pitted against class Freebooters side consisting of Stone’s Fielding High Spot Hot Dogs, Beer Slow Lott’s one of the greatest players Ohio Girl Sets Pace Most WESTBURY. Seymour H. Knox. Ivor Balding, _BY FRANCIS E. STAN- American ever devel- Gerald and Milburn, with polo Balding 1.— of Ruth Gets Win—Hunt Gives Allison W. in for Mil- of 5-Mile Race to YORK, September Fray—Babe oped, suffered a fracture of the collar Earle Hopping going Get bum when the latter was hurt. Early betting odds on the the West- bone while playing against in for Boeseke In His 20th Homer* Brisk Battle. Tom Mather went Prize of $2,000. world series have installed ern team today at the Meadow Brook the last chukker to the 10-goal NEW give the American Leaguers, 7-to- a rest. Club. Californian % 5 favorites over the National Leaguers. BY FRANCIS E. STAN. By the Associated Press. Playing at back, Milbum was at- By the Associated Press. Of course Bill Terry’s Giants, who Staff Correspondent o( The Star. HILLS, N. Y.. September for the ball September 1.—Forg- tempting to reach along of undoubtedly will carry the colors YORK, September 1.— 1.—The perfunctory procedure the sideboards when his pony was Last Three ing to the front soon after the circuit once can't round of the Nags the senior again, Your Griffs laid of the first fifty- bumped by the mount carrying Elmer start, May Looney of Warren, groggy TORONTO, “see" these early quotations against FOREST aside the bats national third men's singles Boeseke. Californian. Mil- In at Ohio, won the Canadian na- fungo they Jr., 10-goal Spa while stanch American NEW them. went Money And, have been for nearly a tennis championship along today burn's pony fell, smashing the veteran tional exhibition 5-mile swim for using Leaguers, all, neither can the Griff- and without a hitch, with Fred Perry, the in women and earned week, grabbed some real cudgels against the sideboards directly the Associated Press. today first-prize By men, who currently' are testing the forgot the portly Yankees were pen- British holder of the title, barely get- front of the grandstand. money of $2,000. SPRINGS. N. Y„ punch of the Yankees. nant contenders and themselves a workout in his elimination of ting An examination by Dr. John Rich- 1.—In what was be- Sweeping into the lead before the headed for the nether regions of th« SARATOGASeptember Assuming the Detroit Tigers will par- Carl H. Schweikhardt. ards showed Milburn’s collar bone lieved to be unprecedented ac- first half-mile was finished, the Ohioan American League this afternoon ticipate in a world series for the first con- While most of the guns were tion in the history of horse racing never And so, with Walter Stewart big had been fractured and he was re- faltered as she covered the 5- time since 1909, most of the Nationals in New York State, the first three tributing a heady, if not brilliant, muffled by virtue of receiving first- moved to his home in mile course in 2 hours conceive Cochrane’s Westbury. finishers in the seventh race at 28 minutes 30 cannot Mickey slab performance, the New Yorkeri Carl Hubbell—at least round byes, the black-haired British Earle W. Hopping replaced him. Saratoga today were disqualified. seconds to defeat Janet Sheather of crew licking were vanquished, 5 to 1. six starters, the last not a 7-to-5. The Nationals the titllst accounted for the former Co- Milbum, now 53 years old, played With only Port Credit, Ontario, by 150 yards, and smote stagger- three to finish were moved up to boss Joe sum of 11 hits to various sections lumbia University star in straight sets, on seven American international Charlotte Acres of Vancouver by 250 "Certainly,” grants ing the money positions, with Mrs. A. yards. Cronin, “the Tigers have a of the Yankee Stadium as they ended 6—0, 6—1, 6—3, and led four seeded teams from 1909 to 1927 inclusive. a 7-to-l S. Dodd's Just Cap, shot, Miss Sheather, recent winner of the chance to win. Bat we couldn't their four-game losing streak, kept M. share of the Louis domestic challengers—George Lott, He captained the teams of 1921, 1924 taking the major Chicago marathon, completed the do it last year and I think the pace with the fifth-place St. W. E. Jones' Celiba was club was whom still trail two jr., of Chicago; Lester R. Stoefen of and 1927, he was rated at the maxi- purse. course in 2 hours 33 minutes to earn 1933 Washington Browns, they by given second and J. A. Cobum’s better than the 1934 and one-half games, and dealt the Los Clifford Sutter of New prize money of $1,000. Miss Acres was Tigers. Angeles, mum of 10 goals for the 12-year the favorite, third. blow to what Bahadur, clocked in 2:35:34 in third Gothamites a serious York and Wilmer Allison of Austin, of 1917-1928. His handicap taking span Anna V. L. was the first to fin- prize of $500. "wittE WERE a better fielding flag aspirations they still entertain. Tex., into the second round. rating now is seven goals. ish the mile and was followed by W team. We were hitting too, Really, It was quite a rare sight It was a broken collar bone suffered Noble and The lots of and we had to see the frail Stewart slabbing so They were the only members of a Spirit Semaphore. Other Prize Winners. had spirit, our side and during a hunt meeting at Aiken, S. C., latter appeared to bother Anna V. as good a pitching staff as Rowe, well, swinging actually select group of 15 American and for- these leaders finished the in March, 1928, that brought about L. in the jamming soon after the Bridges, Marberry and Auker in hitting the ball, with a couple of who saw action in eign seeded players his semi-retirement from +be game. start, while Anna V. L. did the same BEHINDfollowing prize winners: Fourth, Crowder, Whitehill, Stewart, Weaver exceptions by Pete Susko and Stew- the opening round. The 10 others Milbum is chairman of the Selec- to Noble Spirit around the bend. Eva Bein, New York, 2:39:55, and Russell. art, fielding in a fashion reminiscent choose Anna V. L. had a and a $250; fifth, Ruth of 1933. Walter to cover will into action for the first tion Committee designated to length Downing, Toronto, “We were supposed to lick the neglected swing while hunt- the Eastern team for the intersec- half to spare at the finish, 2:42:50, $150; sixth, Mona Looney, Giants last year, too. We didn’t, first base once and Susko was time in the second round on Labor Noble clovers when he should tional series against the West starting four lengths separated Spirit Warren, Ohio, 2:43:45, $100. y'know, because we couldn’t get over ing four-leaf and Miss Acres started but in- have been on the but outside day. j next Saturday. Semaphore. slowly, Hubbell. If the Tigers can whip Carl bag. | The stewards deliberated for creased her stroke after the Yanks 2 undeserved shortly the then they can win. But then they’re of giving West defeated the Freeboot- a half Don field 22 No Task for Perry. nearly hour, calling of had gotten away from the beating the best pitcher in base ball.” hits for a total of 10, no damage ers, 13 to 11. The West, with Meade, Sammy Rennick and Harry starting line and at the end of the was done. LAYING in a brisk atmosphere, THE Luke Sewell, who knows his Eric Pedley, Cecil Smith, Aidan Richards, riders of the first three first mile was in third place, behind more suited for foot ba'\ Perry curves and hops ao only Roark and Elmer Boeseke, a 36-goal horses, on the carpet. No action May Looney and Miss Sheather, and Stone’s Catch Peps Griffs. completely dominated the first a smart catcher can know, combination, riding in that order, gave was taken against the jockeys. 20 yards in front of Nell Hurley of AYBE this is stretching the Im- two sets, forcing Schweikhardt into concedes the Tigers a good Memphis. a trifle, but It errors and depriving his American KATHERINE STAMMERS, chance If Tommy Bridges in- agination Miss Hurley overtook the pretty seemed as Jack Stone, rival of a single earned point. stead of Schoolboy Rowe faces though English netwoman, who won the Vancouver girl as they swam into the the With Schweikhardt serving first in Hubbell. Why? right fielder, injected strychnine singles and shared In the doubles second mile and were on close to neither could they the Nationals needed. Johnny made the final chapter, player title of the Eastern “Because I think is the grass-court even terms until the end of the fourth Bridges one of the catches hold on to his delivery for the first better gosh-awfulest tourney. lap. Then a sudden attack of stom- pitcher.” seen in the Yanks’ bailiwick this seven games. Perry entertained the ach cramps forced Miss Hurley out season and It drew a hand from the crowd of more than 2,000 with some angle which might have been of the race at the start of the fifth hostile house quite comparable to of his court caprices. And then sud- overlooked is that Cochrane is 1 mile and Miss Acres took over third the roar from the 10,000 which had denly swung into his stride, winning ONE position, which she held until the piloting a team to an American Ruth's twentieth the eighth ^ame on service and taking greeted Georgie finish. League pennant despite the lack of a moments before. the ninth from Schweikhardt for the home run only a few Two of the Mrs. first-class southpaw. The last man- started off as set. leading favorites, The Washingtons of Detroit and ager to do that was the late Miller started and finished their first whose over Frank Evelyn Armstrong they Lott, victory in who had on his Leah Riley of Keansburg, N. J., were Huggins 1922, two games here and their last two Shields yesterday in the semi-finals of Yank staff taken out of the water before they Mays, Jones, Hoyt, Bush in the Capital, against the Browns. the Eastern grass court championship and all orthodox had covered the first half-mile. Shawkey, boys. De young Yankee brought him right among the fore- Jimmy Shong, And when the right-handed curver, set them down In order in most contenders for the crown, put on Rowe, Bridges, and the first two frames and, meanwhile one of his occasional indifferent per- NOMINATE 61 FOR RACE. Marberry Auker toe the slab against the the fat Mr. Ruth had socked a blis- formances and barely staved off elim- Over James in BALTIMORE, September 1 C4*>.—A Giants they will find some circuit clout into the righ-fleld ination by young Marco Hecht, Uni- Triumphs pret- tering bumper list of 61 nominations, the ty fair batten in Mel bleachers. versity of Pennsylvania star. southpaw Eastern Final—Paired, largest in recent years, was announced Ott, Joe Moore, Frank O’Doul, Then, in the Yanks' half of the sec- today for the Riggs Handicap, fixture Phil Weintraub and ond, Ben Chapman led off with a for Lott. Manager Rough Going of the Pimlico Fall race meeting. Terry himself. single and Tony Lazzeri, who licked veteran Chicago Davis Cup They Take Doubles. us yesterday, strode to the plate and THEdoubles player learned to his dis- took his bat off his shoulder. He comfiture that “hot dogs" and smashed a "triple” that never found beer don’t mix before a match and By the Associated Press. Two Runs in Eleventh its way Into the score book. Stone with the youngster having every stroke N. Y., September 1.—Kath- Tiger forgot all about his still weak ankle, in his repertory working to perfection erine Stammers won the wom- sprinted far to his right, and stuck Lott had to make some remarkable his When the ball seemed en’s singles title of the East- Subdue Stubborn 6-4 out glove. recoveries in the final set to pull out RYE, Indians, yards past him the "triple” stuck ern court tennis cham- the match, 6—2, 10—8, 5—7, 4—6, grass right In Jack’s glove as he plowed up 6—3. today, defeating Freda James, his schnozzle in a pionships By the Associated Press. the turf with grind- the man to In the eleventh Charley Allison, figured have 6—4, 3—6, 6—4, in the fourth all- Gehringer ing halt. the best chance of restoring the cham- September 1.—The opened with a single. Bill Rogell got English final in as many years. to first and pionship to this country, met a for- Tigers came from behind Gehringer to second when Pound Way to Victory. midable antagonist in Gilbert Hunt Miss James, surprise conqueror of Moe Berg fumbled Rogeirs tap In again today, tying the score seemed to so completely do of Washington, D. C„ and had to lift her compatriot, Betty Nuthall, in the CLEVELAND, front of the plate and Hank Green- in the then to the Nationals that Clif his game to the heights that carried eighth inning, berg drew a pass to load the sacks and things semi-finals yesterday, put up a sur- THISBolton threw out him to victory in Newport and Long- hammered across two more runs in pave the way for Owen's winning clout. Chapman. strong battle against Miss 1933’s champion base swiper. on the wood tournaments to turn back the prisingly the eleventh to defeat the 6 The Indians made a threat that was Indians, next 10 feet and then our vigorous challenge of the Stammers, but finally succumbed to halted a freak In play by youngster to in partly by play the who was a 4, the second game of their series. side came to life at the tee. finalist in the 1934 inter- the steady play of Britain’s fourth- same inning. Singles collegiate It was Detroit’s tenth extra-inning by Susko and Kerr—Kerr of all peo- championship. Miss James is ranked ranking player. sent a drive to cen- fruitless In the third, but victory this season and increased the long ple—proved 12 were Hunt Battles No. abroad. ter and White tried a one-hand in the fourth the Washingtons Stubbornly. Tiger lead over the defeated New York AVERILL In 1931 and 1932, Mrs. Elsie Gold- catch. The ball bounced off his not to be denied. Cronin singled and took a lead of 3-1 in games Yankees to 51/2 games. glove and Walker snatched it before checked in on Schulte’s double after in the first set and then sack Pittman defeated Joan Ridley HUNT Allison Marvin Owen, Detroit’s star third It hit the ground to make the putout. Bolton had died. Then Susko singled won five to take the for the title, while last year Doro- straight Right after that Hal Trosky doubled, to score Schulte, but Pete was caught set. The collegian Round, first-ranking British star, baseman, drove in the winning runs fought stubbornly thy but the next two men went out. to stretch and Kerr went out. in the next two when he smacked Willis Hudlln’s de- trying sets, but Allison was victorious over Mary Heeley. didn’t do for Tommy Bridges went the full route The Cronin Club anything checked his attack by racing up to Miss Stammers and Miss James re- livery a double to right center, but for the Tigers, giving a run In the much after that until the seventh, the net after powerfully-driven forc- turned to the courts after their singles a lot happened before that. second to tie the score after Detroit when they really cut loose. Schnoz ing shots and won the match, 6—3. tussle to annex the doubles, defeat- trailed from the third tallied In the first, two more on Aver- Kerr opened with his second hit and 7—5, 6—4. ing Elizabeth Ryan, former Cali- Tigers The inning, when Earl Averlll belted in's homer and one in the sixth be- Stewart sacrificed. Then, after Bluege towering Stoefen, who was fornian, and Dorothy Andrus of THE beaten in his twety-third homer run with fore Detroit started its serious scor- went out, Stone doubled to score the semi-finals last year by Stamford, Conn., 6—3, 6—3. one aboard, until the Then ing. Over the long route he aUowed Kerr, Manush singled to count Stone Perry, was devastating on the attack Donald Budge, red-headed Oakland eighth. as Oerald Walker bounced a off eight hits, gave no walks and struck and Cronin singled to tally Helnie and he squelched Lieut. James F. Far- youngster, and Gene Mako of Los single Pitcher Oral Hildebrand’s stole out seven. then take second himself after a crick rin, jr., of Edgewood, Md., 6—1, 6—l, Angeles scored a decisive victory over leg, second and run on Three were em- in Ruth’s aged back allowed the ball 6—1, while Sutter had almost as little John Diarmid, Fort Worth, and Jack scored the tying Cleveland*pltchers barrassed as to roll to the fence. trouble disposing of Elmer J. Griffin Tidball, Oakland, Calif., in the men’s Jo-Jo White’s single. by poor support, the In- dians committed four That was for so in of New York, 6—1, 6—2, 6—4. doubles, 7—5, 8—6, 6—3. Mako and errors, and De- enough Deshong, DEVEREUX MILBURN, ——as" ~——i troit got within distance when walked Russ Van Atta. This state of Budge had scored a surprise victory striking a throw have on indefinite- over the English stars, Fred ferry Veteran polo player, who was injured while opposing Western team in a Berg dropped to the plate for affairs might gone a double failed to touch and F. H. D. Wilde, to reach the practice tilt. play and let Gehringer score. ly had not Cronin Bolton’s Griffs’ Records finals. --< Detroit AB. H. O. A. Cleve AB. H. O. A. third on his way home on Whlte.cf. 7 3 4 1 Qalat’r.rf 5 1 6 1 subsequent single, ending things for The men's singles final between Coch'ne.c. 4 1 P 0 AveriU.cf. 5 10 0 our the remainder of the George Lott of Chicago and Frankie 3eh *'r.2b 6 4 2 3 Trosky.lb 5 3 6 1 side game. Goslin,If. 5 110 Vosmik.if. 4 14 BATTING. Parker of N. will 1 Spring Lake, J., be Fish Put Off Stride Rogell.ss.. 5 0 0 1 Hale.2b.. 5 2 4 2 3 0 Bases Loaded, Gehrig Fans. ,AB: R. H. 2b.3b.Hr.Rbt. Pet. played tomorrow. Racing O'nb'g.lb. 8 0 Kamm.3b. 4 0 2 1 Manush. 11, 46o 79 166 Owen.3b. 6 2 2 0 Kn 37 10 10 73 .357 ck'r.ss 4 0 2 3 Yanks were terrible, Travis.. 96365 44 119 21 4 1 49 3-6 Walker.rf. 5 4 7 0 Berg.c. 4 0 0 O pretty Myrr. .. 115 440 93 139 -7 8 3 50 .316 Bridges.p. 5 0 0 1 Hilder'd.p 3 O O 3 but kept trying, thanks to Stone... Husband Caller they 8,311 59 93 18 6 6 45 L Br'wn.p 0 0 o O THE 299 PIRIE SWIM VICTOR a little by Susko, Bolton. 30 98 8 29 8 0 0 12 .296 By Champion Hudlin.p. 10 0 0 encouragement _ Kuhel... 63 263 50 76 12 3 3 24 .289 your Russian first baseman who dis- Schulte. 125 480 65 138 -9 6 68 .288 Totals.46 15 33 6 Totals.40 ~S 33 13 Takes Two Mile Canadian Race appeared in the third with Kerr hold- Cronin.. 124 488 69 140 32 9 9 99 .287 By the Associated Press. said Roberg. Gasoline John, Detroit 100 000 2jo 02—6 Busko... 29 118 11 32 3 1 0 13 .271 Cleveland 012 001 000 00—4 ing Saltzgaver’s side-retiring grounder Burke... 36 42 — Streamline Minnow and favorite 5 11 1 1 0 3 262 in 50 Minutes 39 Seconds. September l Runs—White. with to throw it to. Susko at Kerr... 4 12 1 3 0 0 o won his heat Cochrane. Gehringer (21. nobody o .250 in the betting, by Rogell. Walker. Oalatzer. Sewell.. 50 138 16 34 5 2 2 12 246 The shrill shrieks of a Averill. Trosky. last and too late was located some 15 TORONTO. September 1 ) —Bob the 30-foot tin water Vosmik. Knicker- Harris.. 85 194 23 47 11 2 1 30 242 swimming Errors—Walker. Hale, bocker. Berg <2). Runs batted yards from the base, but both Jorgens, Blueae.. 70 ’56 21 37 5 2 0 14 .237 Pirie of Toronto tonight won the champion husband-caller track in 10 seconds flat. Other in—Owen (2) White. Gehringer. Goslin. Hale Av- a fide and Stewart. 20 34 2 7 0 0 0 0 .206 2-mile of Baltimore. (2). who had hit bona single, swimming championship did almost as well and enll Two-base Thomas. 27 34 2 7 0 0 0 2 206 so shattered the taut qualifiers (2). hits—Vosmik. Galatzer, Trosky Saltzgaver were stranded when Stone WhitehUl 33 73 11 14 1 0 1 7 Canada and the Barker Gold Trophy. race addicts were as the fish (2). Goslin. Owen. Home run— 192 agog AveriU. Stolen Russell. 47 32 2 6 1 1 0 2 187 nerves of a dozen racing fish base—Walker. Sacrifices backed to the barrier for Ruth's hoist. His time w as 50 minutes 39 seconds. came to the post for the finals. —Vosmik Rogell. Llnke... 8 11 o 20100 .182 Bridges. Double play— The enemy’s only other threats 4 6 Harry Tresnack of New York was which had their way to Then in another of the Knickerbocker. Hale and Trosky. Left on PhllllDS. 44 133 24 1 2 15 .180 wiggled quarter but Weaver. 27 69 8 12 2 1 0 4 174 second in 53:59 and Pete Barko of b»ses—Detroit. 16: Cleveland. 4. Bases on came in the last two frames, finals of the first international Brooklyn Suburban Fair Grounds b*Us—Off Hildebrand. 3: off L. McCoU 35 24 1 2 1 0 0 0 .083 the Brown. 2: Stewart was prepared. He ! New York third in 56:40. the husband-and-wife calling off Hudlln 2. Struck out—Bv Hildebrand, quite PITCHING free-for-all d^rby that the race by Bridges. 7. Hits—Off Hildebrand. fanned one Yank, but that hap- —*- contests f: only began. 12 in 7tj innings: off L. Brown, none in SO IP. GS W L. accord- 1 to be the eminent Lou Gehrig G H. BB. CG results were meaningless, "Charle-e-y, dinner’s read-e-y,’’ hinlng, off Hudlln. 3 in 2% innings. pened Whttehill 29 234 88 79 206 28 11 12 10 CUBS OBTAIN HURLER. Passed ball—Berg. Losing with two down and the sacks loaded 27 28 44 32 111 16 7 « 7 to Herman official screamed Mrs. Rush, dimin- pitcher—Hud- Thoma*. ing Roberg, Betty lln. Umpire*—Messr*. Oelsel. 35 128 57 44 4 « rt Hildebrand in the Pinch-hitter Sam Byrd Burke.. 1^11 i CHICAGO, September 1 OP).—The utive blond, whose appearance be- and Owens. Time of game—2:38. eighth. McCoU.. 33 102 30 23 88 1 0 2 2 timer. and Frank Crosetti did the loading Llnke... 8 38 6 13 34% 4 2 2 2 Cubs today signed Charles Wiede- lied her lung power. | There was no doubt as to the with and Ruth with a walk Weaver.. 27 334 54 42 175 28 0 11 12 meyer, a left-handed pitcher from “Hey, Margaret, the soup’s singles Stewart. 20 143 31 25 118 18 6 7 8 of the finalists, before Gehrig did the unloading. 47 135 43 33123% 5 2 4 7 Chicago. potential speed a-burning,” roared Louis Richter, Russell. WELL PITCHED The Yanks' other threatening champion in his class. only to two men on in the The fish leapt from the quiver- gesture was get ninth with two away, but that same ing water. Gasoline John darted WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Bluege, fouled to Bolton to end to Get Parachute •hither and thither and then had 3b. 5 0 0 2 4 0 Byrd fellah Rainboiv stone, rf.. 4 114 0 0 the affair. All in all, it was a sweet Likely Spinnaker, a convulsion. When the barrier Manush. If. 4 1 1 3 0 0 who hadn't was drawn of the fish cowed Cronin, ss. 4 1 3 0 3 0 bit of work for Stewart, some Bolton, c 4 0 1 2 I 0 lasted the route since July 13. The in comers and others swam in Schulte, cf. 4 113 0 0 Canvas That Made Yankee Menace of the erratic circles. Finally Blackeyes, Susko. lb. 4 0 2 7 2 O win was his fifth campaign. Big, Light Kerr. 2b. 4 1 2 5 1 O a sad-faced goldfish, stumbled Stewart, p. 3 o 0 1 2 0 across the line, but the time was Cod and she will Rainbow enough in her Totals .36 5 l7 27 13 ~0 BY TOM HORGAN. Cape Canal, Tuesday | paused long 2 minutes and 33 seconds. BERGER IS RECALLED her and NEW YORK. AB. R. H. O. A. E Press Sports Writer. be home again. trial spin to lower dirghy Associated Next year, fair officials decided, Crosetti, ss-ib. 4 0 10 11 Vanderbilt had Rainbow out for a rescue Miss Margaret Bcurke-White, 8altz*aver. 3b. 3 0 O R. 1. the fish won't be subjected to fam- 1 2 O Cleveland Buys Two, Brings in I.. September today, trying out some canvas photographer, whose work in Russia tRufflng 1 o O 0 0 0 spin ily life. MacFayden. O O O With Harold S. Vanderbilt’s Prince’s received considerable p. 0 0 0 borrowed from Frederick has attention, Hath, rf. 3 l l i i i Five Men It Farmed. named to meet En- Weetamoe, which was eliminated from after she had fallen cut of a power 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rainbow S°ue-Oehng. “.V.lb. the week. of the 4 0 1 8 2 0 CLEVELAND, Ohio, September 1 NEWPORT, cup competition early in boat while making pictures Chapman, 4 Brit- cf. o 2 1 0 0 deavour, Tom Sopwith’s UP).—The Cleveland club an- Rainbow’s afterguard have been cast- defender. Lazzeri. 2b. 4 0 1 5 3 0 today Homer Hoag. « descended on If. 4 o 0 6 1 0 nounced the purchase of A1 lsh challenger, peace ing covetous eyes in the direction of Aboard Rainbow was the Race Standing Milnar, Jorgens. c. 4 0 2 4 0 0 Charles harbor today. Terse nerves Yankee’s a big Committee, which managed the con- Deshong p. 1 0 0 0 1 0 southpaw pitcher; George, Newport’s parachute spinnaker, Van in Atta. p. 0 0 0 O 0 0 catcher, and Boy Hughes, infielder, crews rested. piece of light canvas which yesterday- tests which resulted Rainbow's relaxed and tired Long By the Associated Press. Byrd, rf.2 O l 0 O 0 from the New Orleans Pelicans. permitted the Boston boat to over- selection. It is usual for the defender deferred shore leave was In order j Home runs yesterday—Foxx, Ath- i Totals .34 10 27 2 At the same time Evans announced come more than a minute and a half to take the committee for a Jaunt 1 ~9 1 Batted for Saltzgaver in the recall of five who have and It was pay day on the cup of Rainbow’s lead, to furnish a one- after the trials. letics; Ruth, Yankees; Averill, In- eighth. players j Washington 000 worn his- 200 300—5 previously Cleveland uniforms, boats. second finish, the closest In cup Endeavour’s crew are very confident dians; McNair, Athletics; Collins, New York. 100 000 000—1 either in actual competition or in Yankee of Boston, skippered by tory. of victory. Her professional sailing Run* batted in—Ruth. Schulte. Susko. Cardinals; Delancey, Cardinals; Moore, _ Spring training. They are Pitcher Charles Francis Adams, which Just Maybe Rainbow will wear it when master. Capt. D. H. Williams, is ready Stone. Manush. Two-base hits—Schulte. Giants, and Giants. Cronin. Stone, Home run—Rut*. Stolen Bill Perrin and Outfielder Dutch Hol- a Vergez, — defense nomination, she meets Endeavour 15. to bet his nautical cap — missed the swung September against base Chapman. Sacrifices Deshong, land from 8iewart Left on Toledo, and Pitcher Dennis at her moorirg in Bren ton’s Cove. Prince spent a few hours at the straw hat that the old mug goes back The leaders—Gehrig, Yankees, 42; bases—Washington, #; New York. 8 Base on balls—Off Deshong. Galehouse, Infielder Louis Berger and She will leave for a leisurely voyage Newport Hospital today, being x-rayed to England on the challerger. He Foxx, Athletics, 39; Ott, Giants, 32; 1: off Stewart, l struck j out—By Deshong. Outfielder Walter Carson of New Or- home Monday, with many members to determine if he broke his collar- has declined to withdraw the bet even Collins, Cardinals, 31, and Berger, 2: by Stewart 1: by MacFayden. 1. Hits— Off Deshong. 10 in «% innings: off Van leans. of the families represented in her bone in a spill from a horse last after being informed straw hats are Braves, 30. HAL SCHUMACHER, Atta. 1 in lii innings: oil MacFayden. 0 aboard. Monday night night. Nothing serious was discovered no longer good form after Septem- League totals—American, 594; Na- Pitcher, for the world champion New York Giants, who won hla twentieth in 1. Losing pitcher—Deshong. Um- is aftergard pires—Messrs. Summers end McGowan. Berger former three-letter man Yankee will anchor or tie up at the and he was discharged. ber IS. itional, 682. Total, 1,176. game of the season. Time—2:00. it the _ University of Maryland. 4 M