SPORTS.' TTTE EYEXIXG STAtt. WASTTTXGTOX. D. C\, THTTCSDAY, ATTOFST 18. 1028. SPORTS. 31 Rampaging Tigers to Leap at Griffmen: Cardinals Boost Lead to 31-2 Games Griffs, While Awaiting News | CARRY OFF HONORS IN tM. VVCiItOIM) TKINNIS EVENTS | BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS | ONCE-MEEK KITTIES AMERICAN LEAGUE. WIN OVER BRAVES From Boss, Beat Browns Again YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. Washington. I: St. Louis. 3. Detroit. «: Philadelphia. 3. (hiraao. »: New York. I. Cleveland. «. ¦W ? HIIE watting for news of wildly past first base. Melillo th°n beat 7; Boston. FALTER NOW ON | GIANTS WDM d| r AS % \ / purchases of sorely-needed 1 | out a bunt that moved McNeclv to STANDING OF THE CU BS. utility by their boss, . j third, but when i v \/ players the situation was eased 2 a > T T who in company with the j Schang whiffed and entirely relieved ! Club Starting Series Here ¦ a y Ruih’s 45th Homer Fails to ill~ club's scout Is somewhere in i ; when Gray drilled into a double play. a a o e J* Dixie, the Nationals continue to get The Nationals staked themselves to a , 2 t Tomorrow Has Won 15 of along with the meager amount of ma- a second marker in the fourth with Joe ,IJ2i2 e- Save Yanks, but Macks | single, : terial at hand. With all but one of Cronin’s Harris’ erasure and * **s - reservists, ¦>.l it zi their available excepting Muddy Ruel’s double, and after the \ew Y.irk l.i rif i* H 111 i. r. Last 22 Games. another I Browns had Also Are Trimmed. pitchers, in use. they hung wasted two singles coming I’hiladelphia . 7—17 !» 11l 13 II 13 73 II -IW7 yesterday. shiner on the Browns The after two were out in the fifth, the home st. Louis —il 111 lit lit .-»« .77 70‘> away J 7 :t H j Mound City gang's second successive club turked the game. Rice singled Chicago |l h"h «I .MG by wisely pulled up i_7 l xJ»Si i Be (hr- BY JOHN B KH.1.1 K i licking here was 4 to 3 and at third as Goslin I Cleveland . I 51 V Iti— SI KIISt Si . Itil Ar.sociatS-c! Jress. ; any however, club j grounder outfit thinks At time now offi- doubled. Judge’s hot to I.u ' Detroit I .V 61 T ,3IMI—~H7tl « tin small part of the tension which still expecting hear that Presi- Blue let Rice tally Reeves’ single from it has a great chance land cials are to and Washington" I H 7 M.I IS has been removed the Na- to a Clark Griffith and Scout Joe Engel ! sent the Goose sIJ—K7I League race, first-division berth before the dent home. ] Boston 7'3hit a two-bagger in the sixth St. Louis at Wash'ton. Detroit at Wash’ton. the state it Although the Tigers this morning held i ! s > ts in remaining in just tionals during "'-le remainder of the j and got as far as third base as the Detroit at Phila. St. Louis at Phila. reached 10 days ago, when the Athletics such a slight advantage over the Na- leas'., fhc club is doing its second was made, Cleveland at Boston. Cleveland at N. Work. i tionals that results of day's play season at | out but Gray skied Chicago at New York. Chicago at Boston. | came to the peak of their spurt in the a could best now with the 19 of its 21 players ! to Rice. Schulte walloped eight h- bring about an exchange of their po- an | West. able to get into a game. During the | inning double and Kress sacrificed' Mc- While the Cardinals were increasing sitions. they have been a chipper lot of this month may have Neely’s fly Rice for remainder it to was short and Sam s NATIONAL LEAGUE. ! their lead over the Giants to three and some time and rather confident they as many as 25 on the active payroll good throw home turned Schulte bark Mack- will continue to climb as they have YESTERDAY S RESULTS. j one-half games yesterday, the though, and it might be well have | to the far corner, then Clyde Brooklyn. Pittsburgh. since the latter part of July. to Manion «; 7. i men were refusing for the second time three or four more reservists hanging batted for Melillo and lofted to Chicago, fi: New York. 7. mainly West. 1 in two days to reduce the Yankee mar- Their confidence is the result around. St. Louis. 7. Boston. of the pace have followed since Schulte Cincinnati. It;Philadelphia, t. -1 gin to the same figure. The Champions they was entirely too much for straight to the they concluded their second invasion Garland Braxton was the only one Braxton. The Browns’ center-fielder STANDING OF THE CLUBS. ' dropped their second White Sox. but the Mackmen similarly of the East in Juiy. They went home of the eight pitchers needed for service | stepped to the plate four times for two / circuit, | / ! exposed their chins to the Tigers for then in last place in the but yesterday The slender southpaw, after i doubles and as many singles. He scor- t i »¦**=¦« 1 % many days. proceeded knock the props from un- row’, de 2 £ the second tirAe in as to taking three lickings in a and two ! his club’s first run and drove over I •5 s , 2 2 l s The latest Yankee reverse, decorated a ~ der all their Eastern guests, took good take, its last. _ of them tough to came back in | / """7 /—Wm I i -t s 7 v 1928 home fling at the Indians and have started great fashion to register win over the ! i with Babe Ruth's forty-fifth a fgfl t « swing year through good, Mike Martin. National’s trainer, / Jim jg J v run. was due chiefly to the antics of their final of the He had be too, for cx- * Browns. to Jr. woa. BJ 8 ft. S 7. ; Urban Faber, the ancient spit-halier, the East m good style. Sam Gray did the fltnging for the visi- | fleets to be relieved of his tonsils to- St. Louis : ~«! 7 II »171t70 It «27 I In their home morrow. Any light, wounds sustained by j who for 15 years has been a particular stand George Moriar- tors and Sam made no mean job of it. New York t lit It l»i 713 6343 ,B«MI j ty's games played. the Washington players during . 11, » I S'—l j nuisance to Ruth and the Yankees men took 11 of the 16 the hits the next Actually, Browns got more j days A Chicago HI 10 ti HIO I6HMM 30 .761 few will be dressed bv Francis and that takes in several years of the Then they walloped the Indians in two off Braxton than the Nationals did off j \yk « II —ll 7 Hilt .57ft Cincinnati if «t 111 of three engagements. At Philadelphia ! Reilly Baxtor. major-domo of the club- Babe's servitude in Boston Old Urban Gray, the safety count favoring the ... I 7 H 7 lilt 97H 7(1,7:17 against house. Pittsbureh received gleaming support from Johnny the Athletics they have been visitors. 11 to 10. Gray was much! Brooklyn II 77 * 7 Cl it 77 77. 11l I successful of | Mas til and Chalmer Cissell as he won in two three starts That's wilder than Braxton. though, and while ! Boston :t :t V :t !>33 a , J> 6i>.:ti7 by but he could have slipped by record of IS victories in their last the four passes he issued did not figure Philadelphia t II C, fl 3! 5! 8 to 4. TRACK WILL CONTINUE. U—<39!7U.3H3 ! worse backing. tilts. And the record has raised in the Washington scoring as did the j \ 4 Lost . . It 13 7home run club with a neat pitching the bail the Nationals socked him I stockholders will Boston at St. Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. bleachers, and from young Victor Sorrell and the not- j and in three rounds they made their ! retain their stock. They subscribed ! shot into the right field much-older Owen Carroll Earl White- j more than $200,000 drove in another marker with a singl®. socks tell. to insure contin- Anthony Latona, who raptured j .* hill. veteran southpaw, also j uance of SB 'aMPi His battery mate. Buck Crouse, had hit has picked It was an up-hill game for Braxton j racing boys’ singles. j SiS z W. ,ICW up in his work and is performing as he and his club. After the Nationals ‘ j j for all the bases earlier, when the did in other seasons when he promised grabbed a run in the first frame from White Sox were more in need of run . placed him 18 games. 19 to become one of the stars of the cir- ! singles by Sam West and Sam Rice and { PLAYGROUND NET Ruth's drive cuit. and 9 home runs ahead of his Goose Goslin s two-bagger, they stood ; davs Treasury Nine 1927 pace, and improved his chance fer Performing by for two innings and watched the . Again Captures t p to Predictions. surge : a new record, which 2 days ago seemed fact, Browns ahead. In the club under Moriarty ha. ; Singles by Fred Schulte and Red jto be slipping from him. To hit 61 League improve 1927 major league mark in the past three weeks been moving Kress before Earl McNeclv fouled out : Departmental Pennant TITLES ARE DECIDED I and his i 1, the Bambino must get 16 in 40 along a« preseasor. dopesters of the and Oscar Melillo's one-baser that ;by followed accounted for the first of two ! games, or 2 in each s—a comparatively American League race figured it should simple feat, it seems, for one who has alien runs in the second. Kress, who t<>ss?rs yesterday re- Generally picked as a first I pionship series opening Monday on the Adkins and Kelso Win Girls’ moved at a faster clip through 114 en- certain di- reached third when Melillo hit. scored j prated their 1927 victory in the Terminal Railroad Y. M. C. A diamond vision aggregation, the Tigers, like the the second by getting to the plate bare- : Departmental Base Ball League I ; gagements. Nationals, who also at Union Station. Treasury's first game > The Yankee pitching reverted yes- were accorded a ly ahead of the throw from West, who pennant race when they tri- j ¦ will be against the winner in Term- Takes high rating before Schang's TREASURY j the j Doubles-—Latona terday to the condition it was in the had hoist. I championship bagged Wally umphed over Bureau, 13 to 8. in ! inal Y league next Wedensdav. i trip. race started, got away poorly and Two were out in the Browns' third seven-inning game ; through most of the last Western a to score their sec- 1 Consistent scoring in the late stages victory. George through more than half the campaign | round when a pass to Heinie Manush 1 Boys’ Singles. Seeking his twentieth ond win in a proposed series of three j carried Treasury to victory over Bureau his ninth de- were deeply sunk in the second division, paved the wav to their tlaird run. games • Pipgras achieved instead i to determine the league title. The ;1 yesterday. Bureau took the lead at 4 feat. After he departed in the third, Their recent spurt, though, indicates Schulte doubled to right and Manush Money Counters won the first contest of to 2 in the first inning, but Treasury they are getting full benefit from I : scurried to the counting block ahead of i Henry Johnson and Wik-y Moore con- their the series Tuesday. 6 to 3. Bureau counted four tallies in the second to and Garfield play- had set. playing strength and their bid for up- Buckv Harris' relay of Rice's return. copped the first-half series, tinued at the gait Pipgras but Treas- gain the edge. It was thereafter a close grounds claimed interplay- wrong with the Athletic per-bracket honors is to be considered More St. Louis scoring loomed in the ury landed laurelfs in the final Little was half, in battle until the last inning, when the pround tennis laurels yesterday pitching up by ancient John seriously fourth when McNeely scratched a single which Bureau finished third. served the j winners shoved across three runs to when Anthony Latona of Cor- Picus Quinn, but the Mackmen them- The Tigers were mowing dowm on- 1 by Braxton and continued to the mid- Treasury will represent Departmental clinch the game. CORCORAN the boys' champion- j coran won j selves thought Sam Gibson and George position at a great rate when the Na- way station as Bob Reeves chucked League in the week day league cfvam- ' ship, and Loveye Adkins and Dorothy faced them t ; held the tionals“'-¦hop abm Smith were last mrm. AnaAnri th.-n111*11 Lolller's nine, terrible. Quinn which had already vlr- j Kelso of Garfield triumphed in the earned runs, but they were using Carroll in the outfield tuaily clinched the liag in Industrial Detroit enemy to three pirls' doubles. : the home boys were unable to get more when he was not pitching and employ- League, put the title in the bag yester- < T atona defeated Thomas Dunn from ing McManus drubbing i than three, earned or otherwise, from Marty at first base and Cherrydale day. Holmes Bakery. 14 to 3, j Bloomingdnle to carry’ the day in the Jack at third Bob and Busmen Plan in innings. The victors piled up the off-rings of Messrs. Gibson and Warner Fothergill j seven boys' division for the Western section of reckoning and Red Wingo. outfielders, and 3UI 12 runs in the fifth the Lovrye Adkins and Dorothy Kelso, girls’ Smith. The final vas 6to 3 j session to put who won doubles. the city. The scores were: 6—2. 2—6, Tigers Sweeney first sacker. were not in •h*' game on ice. Duvall pitched effectively in favor of the j 6 1. u'leveland won by 7 to 0 behind the best of trim. Fothergill still is troubled To Open Their Series Sunday | for the Loftier club, which will repre- Misses Adkins and Kelso, scoring for bv hand, but sent League fine pitching of Joe Shante in Boston. a sore Wingo ani i Industrial in the wcek-dav . West, then to the East. Montrose rep- Sweeney are O K once mere and | championship series, and will meet ; while Garland Braxton hurled the Sen- play- FOWLER-O’NEILL WIN SUBURBAN NET PLAY I ground team, Edith Clarke and Rose 4-to-3 decision Sam ing so McManus has gone back by iO- P 0.. Government League victor, , 2—6, ators to a over to rain from open- itial game, while Manager Deutermann Dawes. 6—2, 7—5, to win the Gray and the Browns. third base, where he really belongs, ing their series Sunday, j next Tuesday. girls' title. and Carrol] last of the Busmen will call Johnny Lay- j ! The Wrigley Field jinx pursued the is doing nothing other than Arlington. Barcroft and Wash- cock, 1 D. C. DOUBLES TITLE:i TO START SATURDAY In both divisions, the winners had his hurling ace. to the mound. big inning, I again, Chicago hits pitching. ington A first which netted five i Giants but base Busmen and Cherrjx’alc runs assured Grace Episcopal nine j won their way •> the final round by may just possiblv have had something PREVENTEDnines i a ; section i scoring Fat her gill May Play Here. A. C. are to meet Sunday- Cabin John Junior Order nine claims 6-0 seven-inning victory Calvary over all-comers in their do with the ninth-inning defeat of Arlington | over Hal Fowler and Maurice O’Neil, who Play in the annual Suburban Tennis > city preliminary to on diamond at 3 o'clock. the independent unlimited title of , M. E. in Georgetown ! i of the in tilts. the Clan McGraw. by 6to 5. The Fothergill may be seen in action here, A has yesterday Church League tournament will be staged Sat- Thrills in iris' New for Harry three-game series been ar- Montgomery County nines by virtue of League. O'Connor for the winners and ; attained the District doubles tennis title abounded the match. Yorkers have lost only two games in though, Heilmann. reguiar ranged with the Arlington j urday and Sunday and continue the ‘ w.t' the pendulum first to the i fielder, drew wrath of County un- s long string «f wins over ail teams in ! Andefkon for the lowers both pitched !! yesterday by defeating Jack and Don swinging ! seven to the Cubs at the Polo Grounds. the Umpire limited of well, following week end. A large number ' west, rep- Red Ormsby first, 1 title at stake. The winner that section. The Johnnies are willin-j | each yielding only four then to the east. Montrose ' but have won only that number in 10 on a decision at ba-e the series will hits. Dudley in straight sets at the Edge- I of entries have already been filed with » resentatives breezed through the two ¦ in the second engage Dreadnaughts of to meet any team disputing the claim, I !at Chicago. inning of the Philadei- i Alexandria in a similar series before Battling for the in the moor Club, are a unique combination C. S. Cragoe. secretary of the loop, in- opening games as though they were to fray yesterday provided the challenger has defeated title insect ¦ Phia and was fired. the county championship is definitely the division of Capital City League is Both are left-handers cluding several formidable doubles com- have things ail their own way. But Cubs Match Giants* Rally. This may mean a three-day suspension teams that have been turned back now and each prefers ¦ decided. by the frat tighter as the result of Brookland binations. Garfield called _ hai „ on their advance. for the big Tiger gardener, who is nine. the steel racket. After the Giants had taken a lead of Cherrydale probably will depend on In preparation for their Boys’ Club nine drubbing Royals. 8 to Entries will close tomorrow night,. ; and the Adkins-Kelso team won the 5 3 by half of quite popular with fans here. Desp.te game with 1. For three years portside ; to scoring two in their t Pete Ball to do the hurling in the in- Rockville on Sunday, yesterday. Royals and Speakers are j these net- when a draw will be made and pairings ;! next eight games to take the first set the ninth cn some fancy punching of his sore hand. Fothergill did pretty well ! Johnnies were to wishing | drill today at 5 o'clock Arrangements now lied for first place each with six i • men have been shooting at the goal announced All players to en- | and established a two-game lead for Guy Bush. Percy Jones and Fred Blake. when he broke into action after Her- wins ter file I for games can be made through Allan and two defeats and Brookiands they gained yesterday On several oc- must their entries before to- | the East in the second But the West I the Cubs started a rebellion in their mann was ejected. Bob cracked «j are third with morrow night ¦ came back Garfield players double, P Stadtler at Bradley 201-F-14, five victories and three casions they have performed almost and the own half against Joe Genewich. helping toward the ninth-in- BIG LEAGUE LEADERS j setbacks, Carter Baum and Eddie Yoemans ; saw their advantage wiped out as Mon- i ning scoring that made the game sab faultlessly in public parks and intercity Stephenson singled. Grimm walked. ~”—————— filed their seek trose through for the Isherwood A. C. players were to drill I matches, but their big opportunity did entry yesterday to the ¦ plowed to win the second | Hartnett sacrificed and McMillan sent Tigers. | today and tonight In French’s League games yesterday doubles title. They are expected to i . set. All in all. Tigers apt meet at 8 o'clock at Corinthians vanquished not arrive until yesterday. two in with a single. Out went Gene- it seems the are HITTERS. their clubhouse in Postons. 7 to 5. The figure prominently. In the final brace. Garfield opened Faulkner, to prove mighty i preparation for a trip in the most Dudley brothers, ‘who survived wich and in came but the tough customers for to Leesburg. Va., engage interesting contest; Brook- with a lead, but Montrose took four Cubs, the Nationals. To get the better end Placer—Club. G. AB. R. H. Pet. on Sundav, to land Boys’ Club a hard match the day previous when Filipino j in no mood to go into extra Goslin, Senators.. 96 393 52 116 .383 Loudoun A, C | routed Kress, 12 to 3. they the Navy ronrtmen will close th" local | straight games to stand within 8 points promptly hit it of the series the Harris horde prob- ; and defeated stars. Godfrey tournament season 1 | innings, out against Hornsby. Braves.. 94 332 66 126 .380; j Russclls trampled on Coleman und Watt, were beginning August of victory. Spectacular rallies featured Faulkner. ably will have to throw all the strength ! Jennings, 13 to 1. completely outplayed 26. when, when Leopoldo Coronel, one the from this Simmons.Athlelies 80 304 51 114 .375 Modern Woodmen and American I! and outguessed yesterday by the left- play point. Garfield The defeat nevertheless reverted to it can muster into the struggle. Gehrig. Yankees.. Railway Express of the outstanding players of the Dis- evened things at 4-4 Montrose took 11l 418 102 153 .366 nines are carded to j In the feature game of Capital City | handed public park players. Both Genewich. He left the winning run P. Waner. Pirates J clash tomorrow evening trict. will defend his title. Singles, the next ;am?, giving them a winning base, 108 435 96 157 .361 i at 5 o’clock on ; League Sunday. Ross Council and j O'Neil and Fowler placed shots with on and although that particular Manash. Browns.. 116 477 75 172 .361 Terminal Y diamond. Woodmen will ! j 1 uncanny accuracy, which doubles and mixed doubles will be ¦ edge on the match but Garfield, not to run Auths will meet at Washington Bar- j i kept the ! plavcd this year on Monument subsequently was erased on a Victory book a Sunday foe at Lincoln 3095. i racks at 3 o'clock | younger pair dashing to all angles of courts be douned. evened the count once more fielder's choice, the retiring pitcher We 3 Earned TRAILING | If the Ross out- j F M. Silva, chairman of the com- and took two odd games to win the STARS. fit wins it will land the section B title ; ; the court. j j ?he still had to stand responsible for one Managrr Lawrence has planned a I So did the mittee in charge, is attempting to se- ; match. runner. » PO. F. G. AB. R. i j and will engage Georgetown A. C. ! completely new champions UWIKCTWr. AR. 8. H. A. H. Prt. special meeting of Midget cure entries from Philadel- Prizes will be awarded both the win- Wert, rt 11 ) i n n Ruth. ; hLs Kelley ! victor in section A. for the | show their mastery of the situation Baltimore. The Cardinal victory over the Braves * Yankees... 114 402 123 133 .331 j league j phia and Now York. Rir* rs I 1 t » « players tonight at 7:30 o’clock in his! championship , that their rivals extended them Washington will i tiers and runners-up at the annual field by 7 to 3 was acceptable enough « Cobb. 89 A win for Auths will to but to Urtlin. It. ,» 3 1 2 i A Athieties... 347 54 113 .326 home ; j be represented, in addition to Coronel. , day for girls to be conducted Au- « *j Only the following players arc | create one deuce game on St. Louisans .fade*. l*> s l n o Frisch. Cardinals. 99 379 76 121 .319 i a tie and necessitate a plav-off in the first two sets, at its face value, but more « | ; | requested to attend; Lytle, Oeorgc, C. j which were bv M. do Rosario. P. Guevara. A. Toni- gust 30. at Plaza playground, Reex-». sb 4 I Heilmann. Tigers. 109 107 60 121 .297 ! for section B laurels. District Heights played in less than 20 min- acceptable as a sign that the Red Bird Create. «.* 3 1 2 « 1 fl : Moscow. Blumberg, Wood. Smallwood, j utes and resulted in love elden, Silva and M. Acantilado. j Anthony Latona had little difficulty slump had » « has forfeited to Army Medicos victories for ended Beset often bv in- Htrri*. 2b 4 a 2 2 Hayes. i and in downin - Dunn in the * | ; Della. Di Nenna, Taylor. Holt Eagles to the champions. Dudley brothers | first set of his different pitching got B**l. e. 0 1 fi u RUN SCORERS. i ! Anacostia Clovers in other made M. I>. Rathgrber. captain of the local match, the Cardinals Brtit*n. * % # « « 2 # Del Vechio, Wheeler, Ran and Coach ! a game effort to halt the steady but found the tables turned in an excellent brand Kulh. Yankees games carded in the unlimited class. play public parks tennis team, has from Willie Sherdel. 123 Daniels. Little interest to the of the older team in the third set, but com- the next, which Dunn won with the and backeci it up with 12 solid Tfltait .. 32 attaches games arrangements hits 4 1« 2t H ~l Gehrig. Yankees 102 finally yielded. pleted for Sunday’s Inter- loss of but twj games. In the third I*. | scheduled in either the senior or 6—2. city Public Parks League match with Three of the 12 were garnered bv *T. term, AB R li. Po. A. E. Waner. Pirates 96 Brockland field will be the scene ol junior i Latona found his footing »>nce more S Sunny Jim Blue, lb .5 H !i U tt j classes. Brown * Utlflflttflflb—3 1 Auths and Kaufmans try on Potomac Va. j was so warm » « « Player—Club will j second time in against that Dome tl aihierlnn 1 1 2 fl « x—4 Won. Lost. Pet. o'clock on No 9 Monument diamond , con- | a month the bugaboo Park courts. This aflair will Seeking revenge the protective i Bush talked Benton. j elusions on North Ellipse at 11 o'clock ! include himself om of it Ratlrd for Mrlillo in nrhtb tnninr. Giants 19 4 .826 of Big Bill TUden's closing tennis days 10 singles and 5 doubles i forces of the District of Columbia be- Dizzy Vance won Gray and Hartfords and T T | contests. :xth Rattrd for in ninth innni* Hoyt, Yankees. 14 Army Headquarters unlimited.*; are in ! j Keanes are ‘ • ~ straight, although Jess Pettv 3 .824 —the player-writer rule of the i cause of a 9-to-4 whipping meted out i aV *0 Ron* Inllrd in—G»*lin. Mrlillo Hchanx. . Crowder, Browns 13 t .765 quest of games. Manager SchapfTer is to meet at 11 o’elock on a diamond to United Paul Harding has been named to by the Washington Fire Department i k. £ come to his rescue in th- Rrbaltr. Ror| Rmti, announced. Holy eighth. Jodcr Tv»-b>tr hiii Quinn. Athletics 15 5 750 booking at West 2561 after 5 o’clock. be Rosary has for- States Lawn Tennis Association has , referee the Leech Cup matches between Tuesday, the Alexandria Police will try t -—Goalie 4?i. Schulte 12). fturl, MrNrrly. i fefied to Brown & i I Klolrn Ehmke, Athletics..:., j Wood and Aztecs, barred the outlawed ace of American ! Army and Navy Saturday Chevy • b**.r—Cronin. Sacrifice*—Srhan* 9 3 .750 Having a j at to reverse the order of events tomorrow Krrtx Felt on bate—St. Fault. *. field. Mardfeldt Juniors and Palace has forfeited to Aztecs and courts from tournament play. Hath- .... . I j Chase Club. Harding has appointed when the Washington Police Depart- IS. Doable dUn-Kr#»* to Melitll* to want a foe for Saturday Call Potomac i ! Brown & Wood. Shortly before Tilden, captain of the Bl»*. Kress U Melilltn bay# ; Bob N ’wby, secretary of Public Parks , ment is played in the Dreadnaught Gray, First on balls— 5722. Corinthians will engage Miller United States Davis Cup Off I off Rrailog I Mroik out—B< Fur- forces, and League, as official umpire and the lat- Park at 4:30 A 32-piece Alexandria CORCORAN LASSIES Gray. t. b» Braxton, t, « mpirey—Mr MINOR LEAGUE > niture Co. on Monument diamond his crack Francis Graflan, Mrt RESULTS Manager Knelling to book ft No teammate. T. Hunter, ter will select linesmen and scorers. Citizens’ Band will enliven the occa- j Van Connolly and Campbell, wants ! 9 at 1 o'clock in the only game surprising game for Douglas A C on Berwyn carded lost their matches in straight- sion. 1 1 in the junior group. set fashion to two youngsters TRIUMPH , in the City Manager ON TRACK SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION diamond for Saturdav. Call Lincoln Paul Morton will toss i 2430-J after ft 30 Eastern turf court championships at out the first ball Mayor William Al- Rye, N. Y.. the Eastern Lawn Tennis SHIELDS AND WOOD II " RECORDS OF GRIFFMEN „ W L Pet \y 1, Pot bert Smoot is out of town Scoring Birmtn ham 2* 17 622 Memphis 23 26 469 ; Other teams seeking games are | Association announced that Big Bill Police officials of Washington, includ- ** points. Corcoran rlav- ii 31 19 620 Mobil# 21 24 467 D.C. TYPOS ASSURED not in annual ing Maj. r R nospd Ro< < 22 542 j Purcell Peewees, Atlantic 1115; Ace could play the East -West Edwin B. Hesse and Inspectors thl< trs out ThreN Ci. AB H. SB. RBI. Trt. 26 Chattano za 19 27 413 SET jKtkeM,nid. w-ithniih 404o ; ‘. ;ft Orleans 23 23 500 Nashville 18 31 Midgets. Franklin 8539; Plansky Mid- ; matches Friday and Saturday at Forest PACE AT TENNIS William G. and Henry S Pratt in a keenly rontrs^esi »« 387 I j Shelbv ' Gatlin ...... 3»3 lift J1 63 .383 gets, 963, j Hills. ; vesterdny held Bark# I* V> » hsttle Rock 2 Mobil# 0 West and D J. Kaufman OF and Police Chief W W Camobell of 1 as a preliminan I .333 Memphis 4 1 New Orleans, 14 PLACE IN FINAL 1 *n U * i<# ... »l* *SS J 49 Seniors, Decatur 4651, this city will witness the R 12 M J 1 i j August ( By (he Tress contest. .AlignsAugust rtaunoionsWps *! ?« Atlanta. Nashville. RYE, N Y.. 16 i/TV In the Associated Vo Reeve* . . *7 367 I 313 j .it Wcighttnan.S'im* with 34’, Zachary ~,.19 33 in « 3 .MX i Players are needed by Spartan A C. I i most surprising day of tennis the East- CULVER, Ind.. August Hi. Frankie St. Mary’s Celtics have listed an en- whits, was third in the Barney .... I*3 333 Jflft 6 13 .JUKI ! BOSTON, August 16. —Washington ern turf court ever have ; gagement three-cornered « | league. j Insects. Candidates should call At- championships with the District of Columbia Hanna *7 Iftft 31 15 ,232 i INTERNATIONAL Big Bill ! Shields of New York, defending cham- i j lad*# 112 4tt9 113 « II .231 1 i lantic 4561. j Union Printer nine will meet St. Louis brought forth, Tilden and Fire Department, to be plaved on Cor- finishing first in the Beat nn 2in «:i _ tv L. Pet w L. Prt Frank Hunter, No. pion in the national junior tennis i 40-vard dash 2 2*9 roionto 68 65 . * in the fifth day's play of the No. 1 and 2 in the | bett Field August 25. and a twin bill a nd ' h r m for Blur*# 112 3ft* 115 13 61 .2*3 553 Montreal 62 60 508 Beyniers in Interna- Military ; . . ; distance in the 70-pound teadln* 63 56 529 Newark i National Circle* and are national ranking and first two seeded championship at Culver with the ! < ! .... 60 61 496 Woodridge A. C of Wash- lass Margaret rontn 23 UK 23 3 13 .211 Hsltlmori 5, ' Union Printer Rase Ball league Mills achieved , lone* 2Ci 5« 13 « In ,2«* i 63 525 Buffalo 61 63 492 clash Sunday on Conduit road dia- jtlonal players the tournament, were elimi- Academy and his chief rival for single ington August tfinotn Rochester 59 57 508 Jersey City in 26. ’o take individual honors, May#* 53 191 5M 2 1* ,»«2 49 76 392 | mond at 3 o'clock, j tournament tomorrow, nfter winning a | nated in the quarter-final round ves- honors, W. Barry Wood of Milton Ra»! 3* 2I« «2 < 15 .232 Buffalo, 7 5 Baltimore. 3 6 today steaming Leslie Heavers, manager i Summaries . Jersey City. 4 | fourth j terday. Both were defeated in straight Mass., were ahead to- j of Potomac Tat# 4* l«« 21 M 13 .231 3 Montreal, 2 3 Dixie Pig A. C, wants Saturday and consecutive-game yesterday over! Karri# 32 2«i 5* 2 13 .?»* 10 7 I Tilden losing Fritz ward the title Yard Revision Bureau, is trying to j M-t’OIND Rochester. Newark. Sunday games. Cull Hyattsville 1331 i Pittsburgh, 10 to 0 | sets to Mercur of doubles book CUSS. ... * Readmit, 8 Hadley 23 52 ft n .112 4 Toronto. 7 2 ! Bethlehem, Pa., 6 -4, 6 3, after Hunter The Eastern lads advanced through ; senior class games. He mav be phoned tn.varil dath Wen by Martwrry . 33 21 4 « 2 .1413 for arrangements. ¦ I I M.»rsa v I But four teams survive Pittsburgh, ! hnd been downed by 19-year-old Berke- to the semi-final round yesterday with- j at Alexandria 516. Branch 37. between 4 'Corcoran Gaston ... ,23 4". I, tl 4 .12* i I Cleveland 1 1 p j HcVn » and Detroit m. , 1,12 ' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. | being removed j | out murh of a struggle, defeating and Braxton 2ft sft « ft Herndon I airlous had no trouble | ley Bell of Austin. Tex , 6—4. 7—6 Har-' j midnight. r hv l Brown 24. 25 3 u 2 .12li yesterday. Chicago, last year’s ! ¦Th*lut!»a, . Anna RcvnoUU I, - j winner. j After the first set Tilden old Blauer of New York, and G. E 1 *»r ft I W Pet. w I. Pet stopping Fredericksburg Elks yes ter I obviously Boot ... 5 4 ft ft ftftft I Is Belle llaveu Country Club's golf com- Helen ! Indianapolis 73 52 584 R< Paul, 64 63 504 j day, ! Washington’s nearest rival at present i was not trying very hard to defeat the j Upmann. the Cuban c hampion, in ; I i 12 to 4 Howser hurled well and of which Charles hr for «•»**»<»«•* 11l B BATTING. Minneapolis 71 57 555 Toledo 81 66 480 Chicago will meet New York tomor- former Lehigh His performance straight sets, 6 2, 6—l Two of the j j mittoe. F Holden Is \i.T, ’TT Won bv Xlnf i Milwaukee 69 57 548 Atwell led at bat I player. chairman, Pvances R AB K M ft H. ft B Pet. 1 Louisville 51 73 411 ' j i row. ! other seeded teams, however, j has decided to discard the Kcid i, ‘'»»“'Ws iThrrl- G Kansas Cuy 65 61 516 Columbus 50 75 400 I was far from his best ami his heart went into! kild l Helen Otekson * Corcoran ‘ JIS 3,!#lMi 514 I,ltd 13* l>H .2*3 King hurled j Capital City Typos certain of j the in just imposing handicaps now used in club tourna- S'-POUND 14 Columbus, 7. j Panthers to a 6-to-5 win are i did not seem to be in the match Elim- semi-finals as , CLASS • Milwaukee 1 reaching the finals, i ments. Members wishing to receive ,\*r< aavh Won bv rm king. Indianapolis, 6 Si Paul, 5 over Cronin Insects yesterday, Plinth- i as two teams will be ; | illation of and Hunter ' manner. i it Helen Obt'-i i 1 Tilden leaves and avoid 'Welihonan' Mildred Pimf ’ Total Gain Com Inn Louisville 3 3 Minneapolis, 2 6, will book 4997 {eliminated tomorrow Washington will The Western team of Keith handicaps playing from Kloabetb More iTh»iv.ll?Thrr!koU it City, 9 4 j ers games at Cleveland Mercur and Beil to oppose George Lott J Oledhiil | • ’ tain** start pit* h»d. W. 1.. i Kansas Toledo. ; meet the survivor. ! Barbara, scratch In future club events must file for il(»lanreWeutuaUn l rant of and John Doeg of Santa of Santa and Ellsworth Vines! I ,lnn*M Won bv Sloe \jo •. ... « Chicago lone* 21 Ift 12 15* II The series is j three new cards * I conducted on a “lose- Monica, Calif., in the semi-finals. of Pasadena and the Southern pair of! Braxton . 2ft Ift Ift 132 5 BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE fwo-games-and-out” Spun s?s,,ssa. Brown ..... 9* 3 I *ft .3 3 i basis, so Washlng- Tilden Hunter later returned to Cliff Sutter of New Orleans, and Wilmet j oh COMPANY F BALL TEAM sure and i Haskett Clark and James Montague, \ Marberr? 33 5 l 71« Hagerstown, 5 | ton is of a place in the title clash. Hines of Montreal, N C., brushed .•Assas, /.ail)a' y la « * 10 Fredetlek. the courts in the doubles und advanced aside well known distance , '- .. 14 1 7H4 Chamhetaburg 7 MatUnsbutg 2 Chief i i | runners in Wash- ™ n * Roudabuah held the Smokv ! their opposition in straight sets n A«»U All. Gaaton 23 2ft 13514 fi Jit { Hanover, 5 Waynesboro. TAKES HONORS IN CAMP to the fourth round by a listless victory ington. will compete in the 10-mile j MUtvJniw \rCf(Corcoran* fThrvltoM?. 1 •>« | Oily typesetters to 3 hits I ami Nellie Pierce ,T:mi-!- ...... -I* 4 2 1 yesterday and of the leading boys' teams Turke 2 3 i over Harry C Burnie of New Rochelle, i Two went ‘ modified marathon run September 16. Hadley 24 22 Ift lSe‘,4 ft II HYATTSVILLE, Md , August. 16. never was in trouble Gerard Edwards N, Y Edward Felbleman of New into the last four, but the third and MIDATLANTICLEAGUE Base »nd Cy Simons led the stick and I ! a feature of the R F & J Clerk's As- | DHt-FOI ND ULYSS. bailers of Company F National I I assault for 7 5. fourth seeded teams lost John Bau- eo-vard «t*>h the winners, getting York. 6 -2. o—6. i ! sooiatton Field day. Won by Anna Perc* 1 Cumberland, 13 Clarksbiii *. 5. Guard of Hyattsville, won the cham- j three safeties each ! | mann, Chicago boy champion, and Bob VVeuntman' m>n Conley Rllat (Threlkeld* Weithtmn -iv Jeannette. 6 Scoltdale 1 pionship of the Ist Maryland Regi- ! Wash'«ton AB H O.A Ftl tsb th AB HO A Woman Favorites Win. Hutchinson of Lawrenceburg, Ind.. b-- Trainmen defeated Burch HOME-RUN STANDING Wheeling. 4 Johnstown, •> the Mechanical j Throw for dlviance l ment while at Camp C Ritchie, ! Homan,3b. 3 0 14 Wtne't.cl.p. 4 1 1 go Won bv Re:h MilN Charleroi 4 Fairmont. 3 Albert 3 13 3 is the women's singles the two came favorites to to the finals in Department, 13 to 2. in an R„ F & p Mary at I Hutcli‘n.3t> Nellf»*ti.j{) 3 0? ; I In seed- i j ; tXnoihy. Harrison WruMnian'* Cascade, Md The Hyattsville team i Simons,if ft 3 1 0 Mofhnn.ss 4 0 3 ' |ed favorites, Mrs. A H Chapin of , the bo>v division when they defeated j League game at Potomac Yards yes- ‘ Pierce Threlkeld' tiie Associated Picas defeated Regimental Headquarters Com 1 Waplr lt> 4. 311 ! fio j Springfield Mass , and Mrs. Sut- and so gains an upper- j *Jt*b pany nine of Frederick, 10 1, in the DoRBPI.c 5 0 4 B kcrholT.lf. 3 0 1 0 i i Pierce iThrelhelft* Ruth Mills Corcoran' Home run* yesterday Ru'h Yankees, to Holbrook.i* 4 110 Britton.ocf 3 1 i| ton Bundy of Santa Monica. Calif, old net star and his partner, Caldwell tunity to tie Mechanical Department. Anna Pierce WV:*htman' Omaha- 3 Atnailllo 2 deciding o I i 1 ’» by Dugan Yankees, 1 Faber, White game. Corpl Clifton Shank- Hebn'ilei-.ef 3 13 1 Adrian, lb 3 0 ' came through the semi-finals ; Russell of Louisville winners «>( the first half w< 1 ; I 0 I i to Mrs of the sched- „ Wei*htman TSweSsebt. fie Moines 14 Wnni a 0 O Edw'el* so 4 3 3 C second Corcoran, Sox 1 Crouse White Sox, 1 Bottom- Cllv. 2 Pueblo. 0. -1 lin of Company F allowed his oppo- 3 Eriw'rd*..' 31301 {Chapin avenged her defeat of weeks ij The singles play was down to the ule, and Transfer for third Denver,Oklahoma brother, 10 11 Riu'kman.if 2 o 3 I two I the second half i ley Cardinals 1 Hllll* Pirate*. J, \ 4 Tulsa 0 j nents only one hit, and ids 2 113 ago by Marjorie Gladman, young j quarter-final today title. 117-POUND CLASS n-dnliuith a Cali- round <«» Hams Robins, 1 McMillan, Cubs, 1, Arthur Shahklin, led the locals In but- fornia player, by reversing the decision v«rd dash Won bv Kuna Pierre LEAGUE, Ung. Totals 311 12 23 22 To*all 28 327 14 Much of •WeUhinian' Klli* Hutch Threlkeid' M»w Ott Giants, ) TEXAS 6—4. 6 4 Mis Bundy, veteran of a the damage done to the | Harrison (Weithtman* j Washington. o o 3 n o i a i o to FIGHT PILOT PUNISHED. American league leaders vut h Wichita Pails. Worth. score of years on courts, defeated ! Belle Haven Country Club's golf links : Throw for aerurarv Won bv i i 4 Port 6 PlUsbuigh 00000 00 0 0 0 the Butch (ThreSXeld*: Dorolht Yankees, 45 Gehrig, Yi.»*.ees 21 , San Antonio 10 3, August , by the terrific storm of last week end Anna Pierre (VVeifhl- Houston. 2 in. is* O Edwards ill, ill, Lillian 8. Hester of New York, 6 CHICAGO, 16 (PV -Gus Wtl- j I Dorothy Sbr* epott i* Dallas 2 DRIJOGAN QUITS RACING. Hnuriabush has been repaired by the green nuiu: Selby 'Corcosan' Hauser. Athletic* 15 Innings!. Hitiion ill. Iloninn. llasprr Waple Two 6 2 son, manager of Pierre Charles, Bel- I keepers Vaco, 8. Beaumont, 7