Ruth Makes 43d Homer, but Yankees Lose to Indians.Dodgers Beaten in Thirteenth Caldivell Has a Elliott's Error Delightful Wonder What a Dog Left at Home Thinks About : : : : ßy briggs Afternoon at Polo Grounds Sends B'klyn

Dor-i-T GET IT . WAV) G14 OF /M-l The shabby, , \ (3ö\m vuovju ( The MO&... \ TnfrsK Nine to Defeat Slim Holds Former Teammates in Cheek low OR^'RV TRICK'S, WiErvt \ vAJAUJr» Ray Despite POw/m/ A" TALL Wa\nE- LV(\UJF of it the madper LFA^^G r^e HERE ALL FIR.ST CAME HERE' \T MAV8E if ' Back lomó Efforts of Bodie to Turn Tide; Boh - Cheap Passed Ball Mighty Ping M-QMe? when Thgv WAvS ALL. HOKtY PI £ llfOÖUGH THE DOOR WILL I <3ET The by Robins9 Shawkey Allows Two Runs Before Settling Down KMOVoJ VeßV WELL. THAT A^P I Ö0T MORE FLV CREM OR some- ¿KATES* TUST VAJAIT Catcher Allows Reds to I Ju"ST IOVG MOTORING ATTENTION! IH/Nrsi A i «ah ï THirM.6 - br-b-RAWF Till Tie Score in the Eighth \V. O. McGeehan child- put novai WJAVaJp vajoöp-- HER.E1-- \'LL \run over the roof at the Tolo THiHfVA 19. . "Babe'feRuth forty-third A. A- a- vt>et_u a Doc CINCINNATI, Aug. Rowdy ds yesterday, and personally scored the two lone runs of the Yanks, Elliott cost the Brooklyn Dodgers but "Babe" Ruth, even when aided and abbetted to a considerable extent another game to-day when he let in a run a ball the Wonderful Wop, could not do it all. The Yanks came by passed in the eighth in¬ by Ping Bodie, ning, which tied the and the ( u( on the short end of a 3 to 2 score. The Cleveland Indians took the score, champion Reds won out in two to one. eventually series by pames the thirteenth 3 to 2 in hornea by the first ,1. Franklin Baker, the former game of the four-game series. Thanks to good friends run k:..g, sat secluded in a box and i-,-i The He winning run was made oft* Leon and customers (who were I to the call of the game. Home Run Baker Cadore, who pitched after the intense also saw his successor, the inimitable Babe. heat had forced the retirement of Bur- good to themselves., lift the ball nut of the lot, and his eye Hears Cull of Game leigh Grimes at the end of ten innings. the first day of our Men's as the eye of an old cavalry Sicking, first up for the Reds in the horse kindles when he hears "Boots And Return thirteenth, drew the only base on balls Suit Sale about May issued the two just doubled :. Saddles" again. Anybody who - by Brooklyn pitchers, i Baker for of time and Ivy Wingo followed with a triple the "biggest day" we've any length FRANKLIN BAKER, tin» former to y i ould know that he would ( right center that scored Sicking ever had! come back to the game. J home run king, will be back in with the Red's third and invaluable Five Hits Off the Yankee line-up before long. marker. And the second was Only Ray Grimes was in splendid form like ( sold This has not been \ WrVS NEUER- £o TtiEP-C'-S ThE" OLD 1 GOT THE to-day R aldwell, tho ex-Yank, arranged finally, DICKERS t-MEREz ! 1 v\Y -».(FC. 'BoV'-S vSLlPP6R5. IV£ FoR ThiS OrocE BOT ' him in nine with TTl AT L L Tir A C H 6"M against innings. He was But former teammates at his mercy Huston's guest at the Polo (¡rounds I iaJOOuDM'T CAf$E catchers, that doesn't mean the exception of Ruth and Ping Bodie. Otto who the first admitted that the call (MUCH if Tnev To piece s A . CjOoD l.GSSonJ .Miller, caught eight the choicest five hits were made olT him and yesterday, of MaON'J" trA ÖOT To GBT' ewfzsj innings, and Elliott, who caught the plums are ail Rut! lie made two one the was in his ears M ¿>ö MICE AT F|R5l apiece, game ringing BEG ^OMc ,VJaV GR-R-o; last five. Each backstop made an error gone! of B lie's being a triplo to the right It is that I^C VJHAT and while errors again. highly probable I CA-oJ'r /MAGl - - the did not affect the coo.to: corni r. p t* F- FF" F F On he. will return as soon as he can be Vijp.- score they showed the weakness in the the contrary, values run vvje 3>£>Me T^e-r" * - - forty-third home naturally "ïjt-tAT voo you staff. Miller's foozle was a wild throw was not assured that his two children can oh î ! ? '. as the customers, but it .3r\c,c5U"D Treat mg to catcli a runner Elliott's lpom just large as on the sensation of the afternoon, any be tA"LL VJ1LL Vou -ÍC-P stealing. by properly cared for. like This was a fumble on a bunt. the first fhe incident that - - E day! brought When asked about the chances » F P Dutch Ruether, the big southpaw of about t;'.i is ist pri n.ounced evidence of the Reds, who has not been s bral condition of the beans of of his return he said: "People pitching! penun good ball for a month, was Grimes's . so tit was a catch made that I am At $3 5 by might think coming back first opponent and it seemed to be a savings any¬ Pit g B lie the Wonderful Wop. only to get some of the world's cinch lor the Dodgers to beat him with where from $15 to $35. it h ¡ppei e 1 in the seventh inning. Grimes for but Elliott ¦¦: a terrific smash to series money. The Yankees should working them, Ja: li drove deep cou id not see it that center far over Bodie's head, and win the pennant and they should way. Ping Each side failed to count until the At $45.same ¦'. like a cinch for a three-base ¦win the world's championship in which thing. lit. own the rotund eighth inning, each made two 0 admission I would like to runs. The had Pi la is built more for com- easily. Surly, help Dodgers made five hit»-! .if I am sure that I can help. I off heather without doing more than; At d and carries more hurt his when $55.savings from$25 h keel than any in the don't know. Do you think ' feelings Otto Miller player they the with a double to $45. ! need me? opened eighth inning Bui Ping went after the ball and really to the left field walk But Lamar ran a -.' - Raker's grief has left a wistful for Moler, which was the occasion for leap, spearing the splujre Elliott into the with <: nd. He hit the ground expression, in hjs face, but he seems bringing fray later in Light, medium and tl a thump that left an indelibli in condition the same inning. splendid physically, Grimi s put down a sacrifice bunt to heavy weights. oi tfield and caused him to lean and bronzed. J¡> has emit a sound like the boom of a war heing CoprrllM N- t. TfîUo« II», Ruether and Lamar beat the throw to rum in :.i*- African forests. But, been keeping himself fit by playing third. Oison popped out. The Reds breath in his wa minor league baseball and also has did not think a pitcher would exert Rogers Peet Company body himself to steal second when in out, ng's prehensile spa- used the ps a distraction. trying Id the ball. game the midst of a fierce battle on a hot "ourth inning the Wonderful Raker was in consultai itin with the Leonard a Puzzle Phillies day, but he did, and he reached the Broadway Eroacbny a triple to right center. Yankee owners last night, and it is Trillin"ph plate with Lamar when Jimmy John¬ at 13th St. 'Tour at 34th St ston the force. Tho Signor expected that the formal announce¬ singled through Kopf. Convenient To His Old Pals took second on the but ". great mental and physi- ment of his rottrn to the will Over Gibson Men Jimmy throw, Broadway Corners" Fifth Avt. as he scurried around the game was left when Kopf tossed out Neis be on at Warren at 41st St to ". ird. When tie arrived there made shortly. Baker is the And Tigers Win After 12 and Zack Wheat was called out en resort to the subterfuge of Yankee reserve list. Innings strike Kilduff threw out Sicking and io ice tying to got a well merited BOSTON, Aug. 19.--Leonard held Wingo in the ¡tees' half of the eighth, re: t thing spoil. Postoii to three hits :.n«l De¬ PITTSBURGH, Aug. 19..Philadel¬ and all looked serene until Charles to-day See batted for Ruether and singled to Ping Envious of Ruth Last Rites troit won the final game of th« series, (Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune phia defeated Pittsburgh in v. twelve- right. To-day .Î to 0. Detroit hit Bush hard, but two Inc.) 5 to 2. ut I ould '¦'¦''i them out of double plays helped to inning game to-day, sViüiams Heinie Groh doubled to right, and ," moaned when materially keep Ted led off the twelfth with a it went far enough to semi See home Bodie, For down the scoi e. Ray is the Samson of sivatters. three-bagger The got if his breath back. "It's Ray Chapman, The score: and scored on Hamilton's wild from first. Griffith's throw to the; Scjre r . Ho can drive one so far and so high pitch. >h him. He puts them out DETROIT A. BOSTON plate let Gr ¡ret to third and Elliott's BP.OOKXYN" V. I..; CIN'Cl car. 1.) (A. L.) A pass, a single and a double ab r ¦¦ in, .'. c ind he walk around, Idol fof Cleveland nil r I. po .1 '¦ n!' r h po a i* That it sometimes collides with and totters followed, short passed ball that was right in his -i 3 r Olson, as... run, and, <" sh, how I Young 2b. 0 Ifi por, rf ,.noo í 0 which, aided by Haeffner's wild throw, hands let Groh score with the tying' ïobj .:¦¦-'.¦. Da O UusI L.5 3 1 -i " A star the ¦; Bodie his Vjtt, 3b, 3 0 3 :i from sky. run. .:- 0' 0 1 0 ft Ron got three-j CLEVELAND, Aug. 19..Final ar- «¦ ibb, cf 12 1 ii 0 0 Mi ley. If...4 0 0 2 0 accounted for two more runs. rf..2 0 0 0 00 with nobody out tho Yanks foo# the funeral of Veach, If .4 0 0 0 Ilcndryx, cf. .4 " 2 1 1 0 Sallee pitched the ninth for the Reds If ..«10 1 0 0 rangements Ray 1! .llmnn, 12 0' VfeJ mi i, lb. .3 0 1 11 1 '« The score: Wheat. ster the to drive '- and suffered a Kilduff with Myers, ci power Chapman, star baseball were SI rf. .4 0 2 ii ¡' II c.. ..3 0 0 1 11 A bird with the mashie is Evans. triple by him ; player, Seining, PHILADELPHIA (N L.)\ PITTSBURGH (X. L.) ".'. but Elliott's to K ¦: el -,'-¦:.¦ Iy. Smiling Ray Cald-, completed here late Because I'll 31).4 0 8 OlSoott, -..3 0 0 3 0 ab r h I. ab r h po e out, pop fly Kopf Ktl ..IT 2b.BO 2 4 ¡i to-day. S .- i ! 0 0 « ¦« He can a ball dead with a cut. r- getting « and he won tho 2 1 Oil civ. '.' -i 0 stop Pauletto, lb 0 16 1 0 Blgbco, If_8 0 0 made it three out. Grimes opened the Ml - 0 1 1 of the many requests for seat? in the 0 0 I'- .¦ ii 0 n C....3 1 duel with our Mr. Rob' p.4 0 2b. ..10 0 0 \/- r.'rvii, if I 0 3 1 0 Caroy, cf.. .4 0 2 I with a off who was .I.,.-: .- .0100 the it was decided to serv¬ ;;.-:.. :; 0 0 l 1 And Hagen's a and, 0 '; tenth single Sallee, hold the p. 0 corker; 2b.5 0 S ithv 'til rf 10 ¦' church, heavens, Rawlings 1 lH Ell ¦¦;., <-...: " Bailee, p y ices in John's Williams; cf.5 114 0 0 Wl u ;- 5 ..' 0 promptlj r pi by Jimmy Rin::. who Cïrii .3 1 ' St. Cathedral, which will i., Ho;1' Travis can p ot two on Totola .SO* 13 Toi ils ...20 0 1 putt! Mousel, rf. ..2 2 2 ;i 0 0 Cut ill 2b..." t 2 4 3 0 end n Robert the accommodate t; e times nv, finished the game deserved to win ';:¦¦-, p. .: i o : the first approximat« ly D o Lro11. 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 o 1.4 !¦':.-.¦'.- -. BS.3 0 0 ill re, is. .5 0 1 3 7 0 ha the goats of his fellow inning. .-, Jimmy Graney as many people as the St. Philomena's 13i ston. (' 0 0 " 0 0 'i 0 0 ,1 Millor, Ill 2 00 Clrii in, 11)...4 11; 10 Total9 T ..' on ills and Wambsganss in East There are some can., Wrlghts'o, 3b.4 10 3 1 0 II u liner c.. 0 3 u townsmen from Brooklyn. Church, Cleveland, Chapman Two-bi .-¦'¦ !.. ii, .'¦'. 1 n who play with, the Wb c_2 0 0 ¦¦.¦ 0 .' sec md wit ii a sacrifice. Young. jigger, it, p.10 \V eal with one out in tXone out i be buried n i« -.- singled the; hon will the services to .St ... .1 o l M n here, be Cobb, i'oling (2) Ic- There arc gel ..loon 0 on .Ran the Gob for a three- li nis, ibl iyi :- loti Mi In others who've mastered the cleek; Tr 1.2 0 1 2 ill 1 10 ...:.:. and took third a singlo fi private. ils; igesser, p.,100 : -1 red Graney. Jr.mieson Hooper to Mclnnls. I .eft on Bas «i Mi adi p.2 0 0 0 SOKLeu .1 U 0 0 Myers, who stole second. To-morrow funeral serv¬ Some who ifon't miss a drive ¦i'.--, by Konetchy ' 1 OUt. morning's Holt, -, Bo." on, 5. I',is- .i on ball «ft in, they figure, itb ...1010« t.) ii popped Kopf and Kilduff struck out. ices will consist of igh re¬ ml, Bush, 3. si ruck oui Thé course a week. ili./iii.i.ii, p. .2 0 0 ii sod the entire Indian ',- .¦..:;. i. of Cadore singled with one out in the * quiem mas? at 10 with the'ser¬ ish. 1. Uni] In s E ,'ana !. time at bat. The o'clock, an Din Totals .40 :,-¦¦' Totals 12 v : -'- ! Two-bas« Groh, mon given Rev. Dr. Wi i. Tim« 1:32. »Batted for W'h. at i--.- -. .. .'.:.'.- outs them to being by In eighth ¡nnii right <¦: tBat ted for Meadows ii Hi bases R «sh, iian were Scullen, Chancellor thy C! eland But for absolute grace and perfection, retrievers all ¡i ícese. ill-!! id for '.i rlson in ¦'.'.; h inning. l'mu m, Grii the t! reat :n< d flank. Jersey Gty Takes Two ¡¦'or the ease with xuhich everything's done, Batl ¦-.! for Hamilton In tvi elfth ii Five Leading Batters Kopf t.- Dauberl Ko- a Among the pall-bearers will be Tris Bal ; st< red one into Ii i .. .0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 no:: j l'or bath and certain PhYln Iphl ...... left field it '.vet for a Speaki r, manag ir, Steve i'Ni ill and Joe From Rochester Nine timing direction, Pltl bui i!i ....000 t.« 2 n n 0 2 two-base In Ttvo Bis Leasues 2; off Cadonr, « la ii i. re v.vre Wot of thé Cleveland Indians, and There is <>¦¦ one. Bui li two nut when it Tom and but Two-base hits Tragesser, Cutshaw. Babe was left at the Rafferty, a former baseball player, ROCHESTER, Aug. 19.- Jersey City Thri e-base hits -Cutshaw, Williams. Stob n Ril in b ise i-: The team will attend the funeral in a tl< feal Rochester Iv ;--,. i. re to-day, Me ¡el. Fietch Double AMERICAN LEAGl E* r i _¦ u ores if to Yes. plays.Cut3haw and Grimm, Barbare and fit rui ou 1.4} hi home run came in body. inning by 3 1 and 7 to 3. champions, beyging your pardon, Grimm and Pn :.- .' Player, Club. <;. AB. R. M. IT. Rawlings Baulette Sisler, St. Louis. Ill I III 1)7 184 .410 IK ning, wit h nobody on. Twenty thousand, six hundred and Kane's home run, with a mail on base, it comes to .1. Miller. I..- :. on bas ¡- Whey controlling that ball, Speaker. Cleveland. 111 11» KM 164 .396 Ca l\\ kI rted to tch wide and the fcw< ;.:; -thr« pel son donated ten cents ci tli first game. Sir. tier re¬ ... Pittsburgh, 8. Bas« on balls ".;' pi Then off Kutli, Non Lork.. 112 858 lit) 137 .383 L'mpires.-Qu 2:37, le i an to moan a bit. Cald- each toward the "Flower fromtjj Fan' ceived poor si ppori in Lhe econd game, fifty-year-old Harry Vardon Meadows, 3; Carlson, 2; off Bnzman, Jackson, Chicago. 110 427 72 162 .37!) fund. A florar blank« t " v, hich was li nited seven oft Hamilton : Hil Off 11 «vs. E. 11! ned and si nl one a little fur¬ witl 06a fl «v to innii ,,. Is king of you*all. H. W. L. in ï Innings; off Bnzmiin, 4 in 5 Inn Collins, Chicago tit! 86 l">7 .352 ther Bi be hoisted it and it crs will be purchas« !, and :.!i monej agreement. The scores: off Carlson, 5 in 8 innimrs; off Hai ii] NATIONAL l.l. VGI E twelfth and took second on the top ' :" the stands into left over will be turned over to Mayoi FIKST G IME in 4 innings. Hil by pitel -i By C Player, Club. ti. AB. It. H. PC. single. .1 Rou :«rd < i. .i i:- Stamina vs. Success s m, Wrightsl on« SI ru oui !> M -.. Hornsby, St. I coils 1 1 1 133 69 162 .374 s1 Field, and then some. It Fitzgerald's "Ray h.apman Memoria ROOirESTKP. (i i CITY «r. t.í " Ring- ruck out -, ,i i' ows, by Carlson, 1; by ¡nzi in, 2; I. Smith. St. Louis 75 Fund" committi c to ab pu -: r li po n ¦¦ by 257 16 85 .331 In the hardest paste that the Babe be us« 1 as thai .' Stamina means Wild n '. the thirt« Long, Sb. .5 fi 1 .-. M iCann rs .4 0 1 3 something more than mere ability to keep moving at Hamilton 2. pitch Hamilt fim nnuti. 105 ;»:) 56 131 .328 has ever made, but it caused J. Frank¬ 'committee sees lit. The committe« M tthi ivs, ir.4 0 1 2 0 il ir,, ..411131 n iß pil In ;'. En mían. '. ising pil In stock. St. Louis...112 -i.'ti liô IIS ..¡¿(i with one out, .; K by n ii. lin Kakcr to look and marvel plans to erect a bronze tablet ib.2 o 115 i o Ka -, rf top speed. Hamill l'i «pires .Klein and Emslie. Williams, Pliila 109 110 US 111 ..,;i to Kopf .i. and a.: upward Klnsel .i. rf. ,3 0 0 2 0 Do '.- ;i » Il was Ruth who League Park. rill ¦, lb 0 0 11 0 means more Time, 2:17. il-, to greatly. introduced n won, cf. ..4 0 1 n i- (« WS, li. il n ¦: ;¦ o It something than physical control. easy Duncan. the of home runs corn- Wliltt», SS....3 0 1 1 0 0 Zltm 3b novelty knocking m, 3 10 1*1 or the lack of also has a pi' ti ly ut of th i lot. Kl nhe. 2b ..401: -i .'. man cf.:: 0 il : 0 0 Stamina, it, direct effect upon one's judg¬ Auto Drivers Mi lining, c. .4 1 1 5 1 l|l c... .2 0 0 .1 2 0 ment. Smith's Clout Derisive Gathering I',.:-.. i. p. ..:' o 0 0 3 1 llar.iclier, p. .3 0 1 110 Ml «a .10 1 n 0 0 The contender Elm -he home run For .Race ai who is worn down might still go the route in a ¡th, hitter of Elgir Totals 1 S 18 physical 33 27 Totals :. thi fted a home run into the 2| ..20 7 27 11 3 way, but his is no the same. Rochester. 0 0 : ) 0 0 0 0 1 judgment longer tanda justi inside the lines ELGIN, 111., Aug. 19. Preliminar; Jersi time trials were- y City. 2 0 0 0 0 0.' When Harry Vardon was under the of in tl ". !t was a common or speed commenced to r breaking weight fifty years just over the base hll ''. hite Homo run Kai e. of homo run. but it day course which will be th Saei r¦.¦¦¦ and the long, hard grind of six successive rounds he variety scene of flii fli loi P'rell g. ; played safe at the run .roi ''tai as it the annual Elgin Nationa hits Klmm rman, liai lier. «oubli twelfth wnere enough, \\ pli y hole, he might have carried the ditch and took a chance at turm /in the ball Road Race Saturday. All ten con liitu !.. Kri ii-~ :.. Holohan. lin.ua on game. testants were to l- 'r i ..a' the where the chance was slim. In o Yankee half of the sixth expected report to S' Harscher, seventeenth, But he was so poisoned day. Ralph do Miltoi uck oui Ban i, 5 by Han h ir, by Bal tided .-o,.'.oíd i un Palma, Tommy I.. Ct on bas '¦:- cliestei, Il ,i- rs« y »veariness and fatigue that the ct and sureness of li is Eddie «i. ty, rtainty judgment were », ros started in tho conventional Hearne, Jimmy Murphy an Uniplrt s v 'o coi .> n and .-;i... kdal C'lilf were no longer to be trusted. A worn ii 1 f a hase on balls. .Durant out on the trac Time, :40. pitcher, out, may still be able to get Pratl hit past third and sont early. SECOND 6A?.IE enough stvtfF on the ball, but his tiring brain may easily fail to select the be '' third. was Eddie O'Donnell set \ hat was con ROCHES -l.i: H. L.) JKtlSKY CITY (T. T. ) Duffy Lewis r " .¦ proper choice for the batsman. '.' o sidered the record for the course «iur 11 i ..301220 waiting by Wambsganss, and Ruth H n'g, 3b_3 0 1 3 2 M i« ra 2b 1 0 0 4 2 1 da hi me on the ing the first practice yesterday in si M n--, If.4 0 1 1 I 0 Kmic, rf...... 4 0 play and ni iliuii the fact that Ruth an- minutes' lift; -tw seconds for th 10]. Do Nm >, lb.4 1 0 i 0 0 Not Yci put 1. a rf .3 11 0 0 Hi If.32 2 I! :. 0 othci tch n run eight and .one-quarter mi.les, Ralp 01 *"£ the home bat, the ö Hmvcn, .2111 Xi« n 122 000 In 1000 Harry Vardon and J. H. Taylor came to Our honors -it the afternoon seemed to go Mulford, Percy ird und Gas o .3 0 2 0 -I 0 Zimmerman, ef.3 2 1 0 0 open golf cham¬ . 2b. .1 ni s i' ../ tho Chevrolet were expected to-day froi Kralw, i-'n-.u*. c_! 10 0 0 pionship and finished 1.2. Bodie, Wonderful Wop. Ki -, r. 3 0 0 10 0 ¡111, p.10 0 0 '. 0 where their curs " V. n Ping came in from making his Indianapolis, ,vre as "' Iti 1913 Vardon and tied for first tl istomers got reckless with sembled. Li P.....1 0 1 0 I 0 Raj place, finally finish 2.3. In 1020 Vardon and come over and Reduced their straw kellys and gave him a vo- Totals 27 3 T ítala .20 7 7 21 0 1 Ray again finish 1.2. prices $3 to $13.88 <-. a which There is no greeting, Ping received Chief Bender Pitches Rochi r er .'. 0 1 l d n 1 0.3 goi nd the returns. Where McDermott, Hagen, War Tax Extra rather calmly, knowing that in an- Ji rsey City. 0 0 ! 2 0 4 0.7 and others have fail I r o the same Si Brady in England, British professionals in three delegation No-Hit, No-Run ven innings by agreement. The sale is of our demanding that he be dumped Gam< Two :. McOann, -..' nan, Zimm «r- attempts have carried away two championship cutis and have entire stock of Manhattan Shirts.all three mile ÍÍEW HAVEN 19. man VVhiti Sacrlllc llvs- Holohan, Mc- finished Fancy limit with the Conn., Aug. Cann. Sacrilico around the top upon the third occasion. the rich fine re di 'ins. Chief Bend« r, one-time star i hits Loi g, Gill (2) Stol« n silks, madrases, flannels, and silk pitcher bai ¦- Matt hi" ',', :, voi th printed percales Ncvi was a the Philadelphia Americans no« l| Until American homebreds can win a it great day for and Doubl phi Mi ii Me« tin tu D '. British championship and hold and madras mixtures for which these shirts are R manager of the KTew Haven ville. on h - noted.fast color 'formed Pock Roller of Tele- club of th inj ill ., 2 ofl invaders in Eastern 1 oft British check over here, we must, admit their at n Francisco. Ping seems League, pitched a n »-hit, nc Beck, 2 Hits mi Snyder, G In five superiority the guaranteed. Stocks are and run game innings, non« out in sixth; ofl Beck, l in ancienl t.ame. If we won't admit it the results large assortments varied. Sale world's series dough in against Bridgeport hei two .-¦.:¦> general will do the admit¬ to-day. Innings , pitch« r Snyder. dling. It would be a good thing if Struck 'hit By Snyder, nono; bj Gill, 5. ting for us. begins Friday morning. Yanks had same Only twenty-seven men faced the ta ... on ¦¦ se Rochester, I Jen the Indian in Po City, 1 "i scent and would act accordingly. nine innings, the one ma sed* ball- Ross, I. Cmi ;¦ Stoi k- who got on base being put out stea dala and Corcoran. Timo, J Bagby Leads il g. Xew Haven wen Jim of LAXO (A. I.) NF.W YORK (A T, ) the game 3 to Bagby Cleveland is still the best pitcher of the year. He has \ ¦. Eastern DO »t, r h no a o League carried the of 10 2 01 Ward, 3b ..4.0 0 3 2 1 Springfield, Worco.« or, 2. big brunt Speaker's pitching campaign with five more vic- '-' 0 Lynch K. O.'s Fisse ii ,- h*Ji 0 Vet Inp'h, ss.-l 0 1 2 i> ford, 4; l-'itlsilehl, 0 Ust) lories than any other man in either HI -1 0 0 It ith, rf ...3 2 -i 4 » n SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Au Pitt! eld, 3 artford, 1 (2d). league. f. ...4 1 1 1 0 0 Pratt, 2b.4 o l ._> :t o 19. New 10 u 2 0 Referee Joe Levins stopped tl Haven. 3; Bridgeport, 0. Back of come Alexander of 1 Lewis, If.4 » 0 2 0 0 2 Bagby Chicago, Coveleskie of 0 1 i' i' Plpp. 11, .4 0 0 !> 0 0 bout to-night between .loe < Albany,1 1st). Cleveland, '4 Lynch, W'aterbury, Alb;i ,.y, 0 .'.mocker of St. Louis, Grimes of 0 0 13 0 0 u ullo, .;" ;, i, -j \ (, (, New York, and of Ne (2d), Brooklyn, Cooper of Pittsburgh, Vaughn " Johnny Fisse, o.3 0 0 ;, » Orleans, in the of and Faher of the - .) 3 0 Shawkey. p.. .3 o o o'l 0 sixth round. Lync Chicago White Sox. ?Ä( oseo dropped Fisse twice in this session. Southern Association The 'r 31 3 T 27 13 Atlanta, 3 Mi mpl is, 0. fates here came'to Kid Gleason's aid. l| Trtali ... .32 y 5 27 10 1 Where Cicotte slipped a bit Cli ¦¦ ind- 2 Birmingham, 4; Chattanooga, 2. with Made the 0 0 0 0 10 0 0.3 Tesreau's Team vs. Ne« :! the shine ball abolished, Red Faber in by Manhattan Shirt Co. N w York... 00010100 (liiliana Irleans, Nashville, o. stepped where a year ago lie 0_2 Jeff Tesreau's Hears will Littli Rock- Mobile (no gamo). was of no more use than a Tv baso lii's Ruth, Wambsganss. again me« bat bag. hits Jameson, Bodie. Homo the Cubar Stars in a double-header t ..oh. Smith. Sacrifices Dyckman Oval on Tesrea American Association Wambs- Sunday. S; 4. The Forlorn Hope ".. Left on bases Cle\ e- will pitch one of the gamer, ikee, Toledo, | laml. \- w ï >rk, 4 Basea on balls again: 'ol imbus, 7 Kansas City, 1. 25% Oft Cobb has worked Off Padrone, the crack Cuban Ty his way back to but he is a Cu dwell, l. off Shawkey, 3. Struck out twirler. Only games scheduled. .340, still far distance in Caldwell, 3. b> Shawkoy, 3. Cmplres back of Speaker. Sisler, Jackson and Ruth. onnolly and Nallln. Tim«.2:20, Record of or One or two of these may slip, but it is hardly probable that the entire Reduced prices $1.24 to $9.38 Boxing Tourney Sept. 11 Î League Clubs quartet will come back to meet the climbing Georgian. War Tax Extra Jack B. Fraser, chairman of the en¬ it will take like tertainment Crescent Ath¬ Very likely something .300 to lead the American committee, NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE League this year. With six weeks Entire stock of Mansco Shirts and Drawers and letic Club, yesterday announced that (¡AMES only left not even the flaming Union Suits club an TO-DAY GAMES TO-DAY of a batting the would hold open air ama¬ New eye Cobb seems equa! to this rise of fifty points. reduced.an for teur boxing tournament on the lawn of York at Chicago Chicago af Philadelphia opportunity splendid economy. Sale begins the Bay Ridge Club house, Eighty-fifth Brooklyn at Cincinnati St. Louis at Washington Friday morning. Street and Shore Road, Brooklyn, N. Y., Boston at St. Louis Other teams not scheduled. Three months Tuesday evening, September 14, 1920, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh ago Bill Johnston was. again favored by many to hold 8:30. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS his title as tennis champion. Since then he has been beaten YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Cleveland, 3: New York, 2. by Parke in Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn, 2 (13 ins.) Detroit, 1; Boston. 0. England, by William.? and by Griffin. Only a sharp return to his old bril¬ Prepare for Football Matches Philadelphia. 2 will 19. 5; Pittsburgh, (12 ins.) Chicago-Philadelphia (wet grounds) liancy give him any chance against Tilden when the fusillade starts Weber SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. Sport¬ Se Other teams not scheduled. St. Heilbroner Louis-Washington ing circles in Chile are showing much (rain) shortly at Forest Hills. 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