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Dumbarten-Tesa- M' Baseball Fans Begin To Pander Chrya Kanacae.To Fky.Her On Ostcome of Bis, 1918 Series THE TIMES' COMPLETE SPORTING PAGE : iAW I . r s J3 Ttli Copyright. . by International BILL KILLIFER MAY 8E The Judge Might Have Known What Would Happen News Sarin. By Tad IT W --TaTTTS ' P 1 ' PIVOT ON WHICH CUBS' l Know I ., - iTtii 'i BYDUMiAIII.

. j ii" ; - irtap I - HOPE MAY SWING sat-DcJrTj- BRYAf 'itoRSBs k s a TITLE Br - ' .;------1H"TJ0 .. " y ...- , - s)rrw lead--- Dumbarton Tennta Club, the " , Ing tennis orsanliatloa litltio citfU will exufad an lsiiiitiS'tt:jMs: Komaxae, tha Japsjnap iseeaUoii, Champs Play Two Contests to vlalt here Mme-tliB- e noit-moat- It la planned t?TJiatoTtne pousTT tennis player comebeiTB Iiit tax ex " "With Griffs Today hlblUon at J$uftlSarjQa;wfth"cdd?u Major, the rtttkttr'avei; fitJlho The world's champion appear cioD. on irwrOFrWtirOjnsRSaC aharlBAJtsS donbleheadcr with the Knmasahar enterMfitf . Tr" . m . ,a at Georgia avenue today in a tlonal Busies tournament, which Griffsien, the first game starting promptly at 2 o'clock. itarU at Tomorrow the White Sox will play a single game, clos- row. The oTmaajeit" wfll!ta9wltAwff the war is over and the he concluded 07 .Saturday, at wjkll" ing their playing here until Ume it Is hop'ea'Kn!', ttKTmA I Kaiser licked, Tuesday and Wednesday will be days of here. On Saturday te fwui rest for the Washington clan. barton tournaaient itaVrk," Judc-fcS-,&t Kumigae-ca- n h TiiaiH to mcWM the Dumbarton invitation lie 'mtfiZst By LOtJIS A. DOUGHER. be an entrant in-- the tournas-a- t. . rxrd "With the 1918 assurtd, the fans are beginning to consider Two 'yeara ito Kuaa, M,.. teams are to grapple for the supreme honors of planned to-- visit ' Washlagton for 'Mr, the chance of the that was shunted Chicago betting men are making the tennis exhibition bat tfCfS the diamosd. Already in the West wltjf 6 5, basing their belief on the traditional G1 $!forelaeeBBf2?a Bed Sox favorites" at odds of to - ITOiieO --; - . (tCMCJiS, . mWCWsNCT. JM ,Su which phxyd'n-toii- r "eoaauat the'KeitSox, the remarkably smooth fielding of the infield, the tl The Japanese failed totttfvisit IM lade of , piteh-ia- g timely slugging of. Babe Bat-- and the capable twirling of the Boston country lat year hut baa particlpttfjj j quartet Boston betting men so far have made no report, though they In the Greenwich. Conn, tournaaasa in the coming series. and the Meadow Cliih toumasaeat jaaf Will veryjikely figure Ed Barrowts. team the favorite Southampton. do concluded at TaVrucc Comparing Ihe teams, the Cubs look quite as formidable as the terday". . ' - j'isos fifst-cla- is major league aggregation, though each is Eed Sox. Neither is a Dumbarton TenoU 'Cluh-- wite' as""; organization. Aside from the pitching squads the T& ,. fmifUm the class of its own Bpvtmu;a...!.... uu flii-,wv-.l.vt.M4 four men to carry the brunt uf the mound work each team is filled out nla army draft, The winners of vetrdavs Dumbarv w ss result of the with second-cla- players. This is a natural mateh for the-- ttj w11 which has hit all baseball dubs. team UUeWtH To'uV afatesl taC; the pitching is most important. For the Red box Baltimore winner he on .Sepientr --v In all short series 7 and wiu Journey to BalUmara thr!t are available. When - nf ; Joe Bush, and wek foBowl&a-- rorA-"rtu- p&iorm will field. With any of the other Dumbarton .defeated Friseatoa- - Eutfa pitches a weaker xnan play left - ttrttaitiivajf Jim out of eight matches. three on the hill, Biith will be m the garden. The Cubs will have a.:e southpaws (TI Vaughn, , George Tyler and Phil Douglas, two Princeton's lone win waa reeordee o Jones, of the Red Sox, is' showing by Thad Benton. DUtrlct Junlos'ij Bid two righthanders, all veterans. ehampion.,'wh6 defeated A." Thus the Cubs have an J, ttrtie" high-clas- s pitching this year for the first time. the fowner harvard far. ln,i JAref oa pitchers are compared. set nisenu.prmsxtnni735ii edge whenrthe up In the doubles-aad ok.oiri(anrt That the Cubs' pltcmng; is Keiy iu gles matches - . - - ai3 "Geaguers MOXIE TRIUMPHS. - - t rs aqo shade, tsatr IhaAwerlean 'r la guaranteed by the appearance of CLEVELAND. WASHINGTON While Dumbarton waa expected tf . K O A K AB H O A E handily mildly behind the bat. He Is AB o e win It waj surprise BUI KIHlfCr B'her.rf 1 1 2 Stton.lt 4 l l displayed by Agnew e 4 1 1 C at the strength head and shoulders over Para cmu.H 4 e J l yster.Jb I younger re- 4 1 I 1 JttdCo.lb 4 0 0 Princeton lads-- ;EarlyJn thri t a Wally Sejjang. the Red Sox o c 17 v 'Dodley. or equal- Wsod.tr 4 MIUB.CI J 1 aftemeoo Jatk Taac yenw" ceivers. He is the only catcher J'rtnn.ln 4 10 J 8'ulte.rt 0 0 junior chasrpiea. a1td:BdWardKlxadSS 1124 4 1 JESS WILL APPEAR ing; Ray Sehalk In all around ability. Tner.lb 4 1 1 i 0 rBk,2b 2 2 : gave Edgar. 1 0 X 1 1 0 1 2 ( -- By the krothers,.arahamracO'; 0 , SSSSSaRt-.-- Jean, - 1 mechanically perfect. Is an ST1M.1B Knott KllUfer Urin.i 2 0 0 c Penny Ante R. B, all they were looklna- Up. Thl e J l Caser.C. J backstop, and O'Neill. I 9-- ut- experienced, brainy hu Cann.p M H'rper.p 1 0 0 1 0 RegUUrt U. S. PUt OfAct Edgars won by 8-- 5. 3-- 8 and 4. - the nerve to go the limit. 1111 meantime SamueK'HerrlcjfTTT 11 ( SO 7 27 J J la the 22 4 !4 Ttals 8--1. 8-- urw Red Sox are Stronger. IN WAR FUN SHOW disposed of Ben Price by 3 Runa Jodre Milan. Shanks. Linn Left played usual steady rataaq The Red Sox shape up slightly on Cleveland, , Washlniton. 2 Berrlek his buu 2 and got Price mixed up with atronger In the Infield Mclnnls is bet- Bases on balls Off Harper. Struck out all 4HlQ'jr nv 7 Twa-bai- e hits Speaker, lobs and sideline shots. . , ,- is unr Vovj l- n. ter than Merkle, though the latter Sehulta. Judl-- Stolen baaea Bescner. Veh .Gotta I 1 Guess i'b Pete Knapp, the diminutive Priae.0"-to- sec Tm-n.- Umslrea Morlarity and 15 good. Dave Shean Is reliable at Tvn DENVER. Colo. Aug Jess jvAX OrtiP-- 0 , wM7al(la oXErik.C?f4G:5iD Owena. 1.40 to- Trt- S EPTpPs,;)-- ,. Time heavyweight champion, BPiwg - -- ond and better than Charlie Pick, who Wlllard, ',) I domt the old Tale star and West Side & . A. at have been '( X ,playr-lnwh- day those who At- out of his position.or Ro'.-- answered ' why - Don't X' L BRcwfr Tt?ki, Blts ""' nls appeared JoUMLrf is playing - on demanding that he defend his title Gotta tight match. Watrans waaBrete03 Is slow as molasses. Johnson dropped Evans- tnrow W " 0T a lie Zelder, who tne before the end of the war. ' GET SOME CHIPS GREEu CUflTM " I to o 8 according: to Amer-i..- .. CaaeT'a erounder and. recoxering honestly the , hall, It Into the dreus eeaU, let' He said "I earned ' ouyw. (, ' outlasted by th kid." , j-- "rii show quite as threw My sav I OP Hid TH Tpiiri. will Casey go to third and Milan and title of champion critics WWS. ) hJxJ Arthur Sweeter and A. J. Lowry, a at brilliantly aa the'much touted Charlie ting have made a lot of money fighting, (VA)', y woa ta whole thing proved No. 1 doubles far Dumbarton, oui young; Shanks score. The measure, la true. 1 have EVERY TIME. UE Hollocher, the Cubs' snonaiuv the wisdom of running everything out. which, in a 'A THEM HE SAVS BoMbLtS J tratcht aata from Im Dflvta taf1' are stars at their position. that money In farms, and I PJ-A- ,, oC Princeton, Both as for until Johnson droppea tne peg, inested rVr HIS HOV3B ''A - ' Howard CJssel, at MiH full to do l a l ft,,,,.,- twlca-jMt- At third Charlie Deal Casey seemed dead to the world. am farming, and shall continue u'c'i' Vjt ana Doyle and Clssel cri Coffey, who Is now of my life 3olt-lac)M-u- rood as Jaek so for the rest ' the Harvard ui - 'I ssaa.atXt playing- third for the Red Sox. Both Every proposition that has been first engagement, but blew lUt, vt 1 star. championship. Ir- " are veterana. Neither a THEY RELEASE THEM made to box for the r r--z ,- - 9M -- cornea at were x The edge In the Infield respective of how the offers Cedrtc Major, Dumbarton's raakt-ey- J and imbbiI. where the American The Brownies In the American made, the bssis was to earn money. player, defeated itlsholdeqiaiu advan char- .DUtrlct Leagueii sejane to. have a slight League and the Giants In the Na The bluff was we will fight for Lou Doyle, la No. 1 singles at ."! ity.' t-- 4, tage. have been given ten while L. W. BaUs waa haavkasT tlonal Leaeue "I decided not to do any profes- 6--1. 8-- " Cnba Are Stranger. days' notice of their release by their Howard CUsel a 1 bcatlar. Af Mann, sional fighting until after the war. thur Sweetaer and Jack Dudley. tooklli. The Cubs' outfield of Leslie clubs. This Is In accordance with the my I am willing at any aeems contracts and. To do bit. the courts In what proved and Dode Paskert strict wordlne of their time to fight under auspices of the prettiest match of the t.bki:ri Whlteman. while making them free agents after C. or aftarnee. stronger than Ruth or rrom Red Cross, T M A. relief funds Sweetser employed" a 'dea4Jy enaoaV Cubs' rs September 2, absolves the clubs may be appropriate." Etrunk and Hooper. The any more whatever court and alley stroke, aad was aJLjcr consistently well paying them salaries. younger Dadtaw"1 - have played There is said to be a "gentlemen's but outlaatad by th all reason. Paskert Is Quite the agreement' among the magnates not BESCHER HITS .400 whose cam lacked that dash a equal any of the Boatonians. while players when the sary to punch oat a victory ta of air- to tamper with the set. won ' . with the other two he forms an war ends. For Instance. George blsier Bob Bescher. the Indians' big out third wMtar the flrit t0f 8--1. dropped second tight outfield. will receive an offer of a contract fielder, who Is now at the top of the haadllyat the atOU Red 3--4, Dudley him 3 to 1 la. When led the only from the St-- Louis club, thus 's batsmen, feasted and had th. Sox. It waa said everywhere that his Impossible him to hold on Washington twirlers during third sat whin ha'raUled and woa flw-- the would making it for the etralght games. UOO generalship behind bat out for the highest sum obtainable. the four games ending yesterday , r I.' , bring- - to his club. It did. Three of the eight matches weed the title easily be Going to bat fifteen times, he pounded This year the same might out six hits. three seta. Princeton, with onVeslt;?" aid of Bill KllUfer. who Is a better BASEBALL BABBLE Bescher waa long a star la the Na ceptlon, presented a btraell ot PlHlA cateher now than Carrigan waa then. tional League while with the Cin ers whose age averaged less thaa Washington la not expected to be- The Griffs were the first major team cinnati Reds. He once led the old twenty, aad whose exprieeaTiaflBll come excited over this year's series to amass 1.000 base hits, getting tne league In base stealing and always been limited ta league play only. . , vd away from Georgia ave- Sunday's contest against It la so far was same In last ranked high aj a hitter nue. Last year only mild Interest the Brownies. When his legs went back on him CLIMBS 38 exhibited-- la the battles Bescher was traded to the Giants and EUCLID UP Giants. This year on batting rampage White Sox and the ""war went a finally let drift back to the minora. Euclid Club tennis players climbed Is organised for Waahlngton any that endured for twelve consecutive He mas with Louisville this year un- work, perhaps more so than games, when a pair of Athletic hurlers. til the American Association melted up toward the top tn the Suburbs Ix other city of 1U sise. The Watson and Jamleaon. halted him. away. TennJaLoajroa yeaUrdaywhHaPrtBewlJ the series will be followed In the During his stretch of hitting, Ty came Racquet Club wera Idle of Capital, P?It I. ton aJ4stha' newspaper, of the but through with 8 hits In u tries, for an EucllSV defeated 'Bolmaad JSrTWfa:; hardly likely that any fans will meet average of .418, and also tallied i runs. OUTFITS SOLDIERS see any of the matches, winning two oy qeiauic wartime prices to The Home Club handed Argyle jnatyja punched LEAVENWORTH. Aug 23 JswSwaK - S games. TrU Speaker bad out his Kan. licking, taking five out of ettvea-- One. base hits for seven straight gamea. There will be plenty of baseball play- Harper Wine tMt ed among ' .1 matches. The standing of the leaguoip wonderful when he was stopped by Sam Jones. the soldiers here while the PROMOTE GRID STARS ..a iflll Moxle Harper was In Spoke punched out weather holds out. A large supply WILL PLAY "BIG TEN" ff... Cleve- Daring his streak Won. Lost. pet H easily defeated the 11 tn 37 attempts, an average of baseball material, the gift of Prcsl-- i fettle and hits for 111. Aug 25 MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 23. Merton Prlneatan 48 15 in the final game 6f the of .07. dent Charles A. Comlskey. owner of GREAT I.AKES. ROOKING QVER rhlmifngan. Minneapolis, former SJtAD land Indians champion Chicago Games with Illinois. Iowa and Turdue, 9JM af Ruelld i.l.l. 43 23 gave the Griffs an the world's Ameri- University of Minnesota e - 4 to 0 It strongest guard of the Racquet ....-..-v'..,- 44 2 series. Wood batting streak cans, has arrived in camp. In the of the "Big Ten." with the team winning two Joe had a that one football eleven, has been promoted to J . otf .H. rren break, each .380 equipment are a number of of the army teams, and with By DOUGHER Standards ...... ,..,. Thomas tried landed him into the circle of hitters. bats university, pos- LOUIS A. a captaincy, according to Information .. o, ah AM' ' losing two. Chet with the names play-er- a prominent Eastern Dun-nlga- n xioinc ...... and Innings to Woodle hit safely for 7 rf sight con stampd of the Great received here from Washington. u-. JTi q vi. v..t tnr the last three got 11 77 who used them These sibly Syracuse, constitute the is shock Argyie ...... 8 testa. In which he hl'i in tries, Include foot- War's blighting touch finds many victims. It with a that played on the 1914 and 1915 A rattle the Cherryflale fllvverite. but .407, when was stopped by bata once wielded by Ray Sehalk, Ty Lakes Naval Training Station Holmead .x waa for he Sam 1918. wipe ont so many helpless ones, men, women and children. elevens. Another football star but Stxnttardi and Princeton wllJ?J3 all to no avail, aioxia ", Jones. Cobb. "Happy" Felsch. Joe Jackson. ball schedule for we see it not a Minnesota hero is working his Tdav a, day. allowing but feur hits As drafted, the schedule Is a pleas- play several matches In the postpone great "Buck" Weaver, "Tilly" Walker, and The world's most marvelous billiardist, .Willie Hoppe, is the latest to feel way to the top He Is Lieut. Laures-to- n j wiCfflng seven of the redskins. Oeorge others. ing combination of college and ser- engagement of yesterday" y and helpless before Harper. of the Tigers, had on iron of Mars throttling him and we are brought face to faee Grav. stationed at the university The Indiana were hit safely In twelve straight games, vice football. Negotiations are the hand camp. Perhaps foot- amaslng eurves and speed of with Camps Dodge. Taylor. Custer and fact that bullets have no friends. draft detachment the southpaw. was never when he quit to Watson and Gregg. AMERICAN LEAGUE, with the incontrovertible ball enthusiasts will remember hlra SCHULTE IS THERE nHffiih'a He During his of hits Bob banged I'unMon for service contests of the age Gray, Wot an Indian reached out w opens September 28 at Hoppe Is the marvel better as "Dolly" the flashing In danger. 17 hits In U tries, for an average of 2SS. W.I.Pet.1 mvi The season of Hoppe would probably fail- on 1912 eleven the grear..A3 base, and only three landed on Rnitnn 70 7 EH rhlor" 17 1 47 City with Vnlterslty of N'o plajer, perhaps, in the history also be a halfback the of Frank Sehulte showed his third T S Iowa the ure In Chicago. Gray's Speaker getting there by vlr ri.vfUnrt SI St Jxiuli it II 470 machine Two billiards, ever equaled his eklll He whatever he tried to do. University of drives fielding skill in the first Using or' eeand. Wilbur Ooode had scored S CKIDrtrolt-Ke- w 411 Iowa, a conference hoped way around the resounding wallop to right tallies Washlaet'n H tntt chap- exhibi-tloa- s ft is to be that some off tackle and his sprints tne of a In fire eonsecuUTe games, when the Red Tork. SI M .S rhlla. ... 4170 107 weeks later Coach Coleolt will began as a mere bo plajinfr remembered by Minne- yesterday's game when he ramble ! Trame. to ChampalKn. out of the muddle will be found that ends are still an n In the first Sox halted him. eron hit siuad III. uhen he had to stand on a chair will conserve to those times Of peace sota students. out toward the advertising horror Jehnny Knrraan was chosen to Teaterdaya Gamra. for his second Big T.n attraction. dragged Wood's attempt Indiana, and while nnt to reach the rue ball. Only by years in the future the roost marvelous bil- down Joe fa,,A twirl for the Xemo Lelbold hit safely In nine Wanhtncton. 4 ClfvHiri'! 0 agalnU Zuppke'a llllnl creation On world now possesses extra bases. The former Cub taP"Ji Impressive, seemed effective enough S ,w 4 In consistent practice has he liardist the COBB IS HOPEFUL. stright games and got It hlu In XS trirs. rirsl BimDftrolt Virk. October 26 the na will force the of stead. never seems to be In a hurry, but van Only one run was earned off his stuff Second sani- f- New lork. ? Deirett 0 Kalamazoo to reach the summit of hU Aug 25 Hughey for art average of .157. when he quit to 4 Western State Normal at been able NEW TORK. few flies get away from him. Hli coming by means of first same Chicago rhlladelrhla. A the other three Joe Bush. Second came Philadelphia. :, Chic.ru. art. Strange Situation. Jennings and Tv Cobb made speeches Judgment of a flv ball Is wellnlg poor support. yes-trrd- KNOCKS MOXIE DOWN. Willie Hoppe l today a married It Is a strange situation, that of to the fans at the Polo Grounds perfect, and he kicked up his heeli Semrr One In Seeaad. Hank Severeid Doston. 3 St Ixiuis t. while aiding in the sale of like a colt when he set sail fei . carried a battlnr Moxle Harper got the surprise of man with a ma!I family He has the lack or interest In baseball in the The Qriffmen scored their first run streak through eight consecutive gtun-- s, home of the American League cham- War Savings Stamps Cofcb said he Weod's drive. He waa loudly cheeret, Where They Play Teday. his life yesterday when Johnn Enz- never done anrthlng but play bil- expected to be In France by the end by fans and to his . this second session. Schulte open when Johnson and rierson halted him one back pions, the Red Sox. With a world's the had dotr c"..-- in During his of hitting. Severeiil Boeton at Washlneton mann slammed a hot at 1U has been fairly successful of October, having been accepted for on the way In. His catch was thiw V , was stretch (Double-heade- r i Inning Th drive liards series assured, Boston fans are dis d with a and then got 11 hits in SO him in the sixth though Is service in the gas and chemical di- best individual fielding bit of the day tries, for an avcrair knocked the big southpaw flat on his in a monetary a he far plawng more interest in the war caught asleep off second by a quick ef .SO. spent are having a hard vision. teas from Enzmann to Chapman . back and Enzmann got a hit, beating from weatth H haj his Boston writers out Shanks' peg billiard -- kill time explaining the apathy of the Shank earned a life on Evans' bad These players got four hits In a game W LPM WLPM vear perfecting his rooters. CRIMES DROPS TENTH. pes. only to be forced at second when each Eddie Foster. Joe Wood. Frank rhlcaro l 40 nrooIyn S2 II 44 only to wal.e up In 131S to find that, 4 Tn the first place. New England has Aug. 25 Burleigh Enzmann gathered In Lavan'a little hchulte. and Tub 8peneer Vew Tork t 174 Phlla so es 4is GETS IT TWICE. CHICAGO. Clnrlnnatl CO SI St7 lleston 1?47 43: unices he takes some "essential one entire division at the front In Crimes, Brooklyn pitcher, one Xavan swiped second, continu- - the after Pittsburgh S3 19 492 St Ixjull. SOTO 417 Johnny Knzmann took two trials be tsk.-- he will have to enter the army France. The casualty lists every winning nine straight games, was ing on to third en CNolirs threw to Carl Mars had hit in five straight wee fly In th center. He over on Speaker's fore catching Foster's To the average man this means day carry the names of men who defeated by the Cubs here yesterday rattled game, when he was stopped by Allan Testerday'a (.nMra. fifth Inning yeterday He failed to have given their lives for liberty and peg to 8 To Hoppe It Is ab He was relieved by Smith after the had third. Sethoron. Daring his streak of hitting. First Kame Chlearo. nrnoklyn 3 hold It the first time, but did better little or nothing deeency in world. Mostonlans Inning Chicago 3 Brooklyn 1 the Cubs had slammed him to the far The fourth was the heme Mays punched oat S In 11 attempts. rame n-- xt Going Into the hits 5eenl 4 on trial, and Foster had to solutely ruinous In large numbers ever boys big one Judge doubled to an average or First came nttsburch Philadelphia Hi have fallen corners lor .. 3 dig for the bench army might not kill him but it would since General Pershing s men Jotned light for a starter, the ball bumping Second Philadelphia. I Pltia- - ume-- surel ruin his hands Taking up an the fra . CROWD SMALL. up arilnst the barrier. Milan's YANKEES COME NEXT. burtr. 4 HIS Is BOSTON put Judge on Beetan 7 (10 Inningi) WINS TWENTIETH. ' Is llkelj M bring In the second place, Boston eratte J.0 center third rinrlnnatt tak up s BOSTON. Aug 25. With the Red skied to Tuck. Turner, Th New Tork Tankees follow the New Tork-St- - Iul rain. rHILVDELPIIIA. Aug 25 Scott pretty well fed on world series Fehulte hut about the same result In either They are nothing new In the Hub Sea winning the pennant, only T.81I Shanks delivered the needed blngle, White Sox Into M'n. being due Perrv won his twentieth victory Is help- - They Play Today. case, once tils skill departs he two explanations fans paid to see them yesterday. It driving- the pill on a line over Chap-raen-'f Thursday morning at the Harring- CVher when he upset the White S"X. Mightn't these money-mak- er Saturday .dome, Judge. They games New Tork at St Iul 2 1, In game less as a for his family have something to do with the waa the smallest crowd this scoring ton have three to play Brooklyn at Chlearo. to the second of the eason. LaTan rolled to Chapman and then with the GritTrnen. Beiten at Cincinnati. double-heade- r. Never having worked in hla life.