SPORTS pitHtfcqj fSaf 1 SPORTS 1 Part 4—4 Pages WASHINGTON, D: C., SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1925. Champs Again Win as Mackmen Lose: Retains Amateur GolfCrown | SAILING ALONG I SNAPPED AS GRIFFS GRABBED SEVENTH STRAIGHT WIN | BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS | SWAMPS HIS PAL-PUPIL, BOSTON. AB. B. H. PO. A. B. Standing of the SLUG W Clubs. CHAMPS BALI I 5 0 1 3 11 illliuimx. If i FlaKutrad. es 4 11 2 O O . ! Curlyle, rs 5 11 4 O O WATTS GUNN, BY 8 AND ,7. Tort*. Ib 3 1 S O 1 O Prothro. 3b 3 O 1 2 4 O Rokcll, 2b 3 O O 2 4 O fgpgfrfr? i HOSE, Bum by. 2b O o O O O O TO 7-6 Lff, u O O r.M?*;; BEAT 3 2 X 3 111 I Blxchoff, e 3 O 1 2 O O Champion’s Steadiness Wears Down Spectacular Wincttrld. p 3 X 1 O 1 O if h: j i f Boone* 1 O O O O O I f: 1 O O O 0 O Hurling Vadiet Wjwh’ton —ll 10 161*16 13 831401.648 Youngster and Enables Him to Equal Record for Ballou’s Relief Fea- hPU’phis lO 10 Totals 34 24 14 2 0 11 10 11 11 017 741601.507 ~6 ~9 Chicngo .. 8 7 8131© 12 11 60 50i.63» •Batted for Rokpll In the seventh. St. Louis » 8 8— 811 815 67 60.528 Successive Wins Set by Travers in 1913, ture of Win That Gives ? Butted for Wamby In the ninth. Detroit .. 0 7 0 8 81213 «U 601.324. Cleveland 4 8 611 8 10 13 60 70|.4«2 WASHINGTON. AH. R. H. PO. A. Ei New l'orkl 7 4 610 6 O— 11 63 72 .424 v MeNeely. es • 3 3 2 O O O Boston 02!.281 Nats a 7-Game Lead. S. Harrix. 2b 4 2 3 3 4 « ..13 6 0 3 4 6 0— 36 Klee, rs 3 O O 3 O 0 Games 10*t145[50168i6f>160170i72192| I I BY WALTER R. McCALLUM. Goslin, If 3 0 0 1 I 0 J. Harrix. lb 3 0 2 8 11 STANDING COUNTRY CLUB, , September s.—Robert Bluest-. 3b 4 I 11 3 0 A TEAR AGO TODAY. was a mad scramble Peekinpuusb, as 3 O 0 2 O 0 Won. Lost. Prt. Tyre Jones, jr. of Atlanta, is the national amateur 4 0 Washington champion between and Ath- Severeid, c 17 0 O ...... 77 65 .683 Nationals Ruel. e O O O 2 1 O New York ...... 75 67 .668 OAKMONTfor the second successive year. Jones today crushed Watts Gunn, WHAT. letics for 1925 cham- Ruether, p 2 0 O O l 0 Detroit 73 62 .641 the Ballou, p 2 11 0 2 1 8L Louis 88 66 .611 also of Atlanta, 19-.year-old challenger for the amateur crown, under an pionship of the League Judce» . . 0 O 0 O O 0 Cleveland 63 73 .463 American Boston 69 73 .447 avalanche of pars and birdies, winning the match on the twenty-ninth rapidly developing into a romp for Total* ... 31 7 10 27 13 2 Philadelphia 69 73 .447 is Chicago 58 74 .439 hole by a margin of 8 up and 7 to play. Last year he won in the final crowd of athletes • for Severeid in the eighth. the diamond Boston 2 2 0 0 0 0 11 o—6 GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. round at Merion from of California by 10 and 9. Washington 2 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 I—7 piloted by Stanley Raymond Harris. Boston at Wash’ton. Washington at Phlla. played 29 championship Twt>-baxe *—S. Harris, Klacxtead, Jones the holes of the final at Oakmont Phlia. at New York. New York at Boston. strokes, two Three weeks ago two, full games be- Prothro. Bluece, Ballou. Three-base nits— Chicago at Ht. L. St. Louis at Detroit. today in 115 strokes under par and one shot better than Todt (2), Severeid. Wingfield. Detroit at Cleveland. Chicago at Cleveland. 4’s over the hardest course on which the A’s, Wingfield. even championship has been hind the who had been pace- SurrlHrex Gosllu. Rice. Todt. YESTERDAY’S Double plays—Ruether to S. Harris: Prothro RESULTS. contested since 1919, when it also was held here. His morning round setters practically since the start of to Rojcell to Todt. Left on basev—Boston. Washington, 7; Boston, 0. i Washington. of the final was 70, two under par, ending 4 up on Gunn. He played the today 0: 0. First —Off New York. 8; Philadelphia, 0. the campaign, Harris’ cohorts i W ingfield. 4; off Ruether. 3: off Ballou, 3. Detroit, 8( Cleveland. 4. first nine of the afternoon round in 37, exactly par, ending the match on i Struck out—By Ruether, 2:. by Ballou. 4. St. Louis, 10; Chicago, 8. the or twenty-ninth of the final, with another are seven full games in front of the | Hits madr Off Ruether, 3 In 4 Innings; off eleventh, of the endless Innings. Winning — pars Mackian with go Ballou. 4 In A . succession of he amassed during the tournament. horde little more to Ballou. Implres—Messrs, Ormsby, Evans played ami Nullin. Time of game—l hour and 35 In the 29 holes Jones made" to the finish. minutes. 17 pars, seven birdies and played five * -jit l The Nationals boosted themselves I i3 i f holes In one over par. Gunn, the ALL ATLANTA TO HONOR to that commanding position yester- sensational challenger, the protege Jones, day by registering their seventh 11 f»i *ji : and chum of whom Jones ITS TWO GOLF HEROES 7-to-6 engage- I brought to Oakmont from Atlanta, had straight victory in a 12 pars, 5 birdies, 1 eagle and 2 ATLANTA, September 5 UP)f— the the — ment with Red, Sox while Pittsb’gh 12 11 14113 12 8 111811471.633 under par and played 11 holes over. City, official and civic organizations RAWLINGS BREAKS f today laying Athletics, playing the Yankees, were New York 711 10)12 10 13 13!76168i.667 The steadiness of the champion, who were plans for a for the ninth successive time. Cincinnati 7 9 8110 13 9 14>70 61 !.534 monster “welcome home" for Bobby beaten Brooklyn 5 8 11—111 811 8:621651.488 clung to perfect figures or better over The Champs did not win without a St. Louis. 4 7 8 8. 812 14 611701.466 24 holes of the final, swamped the Jones and Watts Gunn, golfing* struggle yesterday, as the score indi- Boston .. 710 6 10)11 —ll 4:60173.447 spectacular game of Gunn, who never- marvels of Atlanta, when they ar- Chicago .. 9 6 10 817 9 958 * cates. The Red Sox pounded the ball 76.436 theless played Jones to a standstill rive Monday from Oakmont, Pa. LEG SLIDING Phll phla 8 6 4 7l 613 11 —1561731.430 The a they WHILE reception expected vengeance, morning was to with but could not Games lost 147158 61166!70i73 176173l I I over the first 12 holes of the o'utpound Harris and his men and round, only to succumb to the un- rival anything the city has ever the latter kept on their toes at all GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORBOW. canny adherence to par of his friend done for its athletic heroes. times to take advantage of all breaks Pirate Second Baseman Out Pittsb’gh at Chicago. Chicago at Pittsb’gh. and mentor. As yet plans for the home-com- in the defense of the visitors. Tne Ht. L. at Cincinnati. Cincinnati at St. T. ing are in their preliminary stages. Boston at Brooklyn. Boston at N. Y. Ties Record of Tracers. Lake, Champs played as though sure of Phils, at Brooklyn. At East home club ofthe two winning themselves all the way. of Big Series—Moore YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. In the championship two youngsters, it is planned to give Dutch Ruether and Fred "Wingfield, Chicago, 6-1 j Cincinnati, 0-4. years In succession Bob Jones has tied them an expression of appreciation the latter a member of the Nationals New York. 14; Philadelphia, 10. the mark set by Jerome D. Travers that will dim even the felicitations year, pitching Also Is Injured. Pittsburgh, 6: St. Louis, 6. of New York, at Chicago showered on Bobby on returning for a time last were Brooklyn, 6-3; Boston, 3-4. who won in opponents at the outset , of hostilities, 1912 and successfully defended his home victorious from other tourna- ¦but the savage batting of the Red Sox title at Garden City In 1913. Not ments. By Associated Press. was too much for Dutch after the since then had an amateur champion four innings ’of toil the southpaw September 5. repeated In the classic. 4s, ending the twelfth 1 up on Jones. withdrew. Before he left he was Johnny Rawlings, second It Is peculiarly fitting that the great- hammered for a homer, a triple, two PITTSBURGH, est amateur golfer ever developed in Then came the avalanche. Gunn began hooking shots, doubles and a that netted the baseman of the Pittsburgh the United States should crown hlB his tee while 9TH tightened up game a HOYTINTIIGTS greatest—the present year—by Jones his and the Fohlmen quartet of markers. Pirates, win- slid into second base ning the amateur twice in succession. inevitable end rounded into sight. Ballou Pitches Impressively. out of the all in one Bobby Jones, the immature kid of Ending the morning round 4 up on Wingfield helped his own cause by plunge here today in the game with 1919, who lost at Oakmont six years Gunn, Jones rang up two successive getting the homer off Ruether, a St. Louis. Rawlings broke the fibula ago to S. -Davidson Herron In his first birdies on the first and second of the LOSS afternoon route to up. bone in left ankle he started ROW ON championship become 6 Then mighty center IN has been a na- his as A’S final, slam to field that a man in to bag and tional champion now years Gunn played the next two holes In Scored ahead in the second the was carried from three In to round. But he was handled none too the field. a row. He won the national open In birdies win them both, holing from gently Nationals, 1923, year Merlon, a bunker at the third. And Jones bv the who . was Cop, 3-0, the amateur last at combed Later he taken to St- John’s Yanks as Rommel scored a on the fifth. Against hkn for 10 safeties, including a three- Hospital, McKeesport, tied for the open at Worcester last birdie where the such golf bagger by Hank Severeid and two- ankle was X-rayed placed June and now again Is the amateur Gunn fought with all the and In a courage of the fighting heart that baggers by , Oswald plaster cast. The club physician an- Tries in Vain for His 21st champion. He stands at the crest of golf country, crushed Jedß Sweetser, but nothing Bluege and Win Ballou. The Red nounced that the player would not in this the admitted pitcher monarch of all golfers, amateur or availed against the steadiness of Sox would have fared a trifle be out-for probably a month. Victory Bobby proper support, one of Year. professional. Jones. When needed a spurt better with for “Lucky Johnny,” as Rawlings is tightened of Champs’ runs can at- Jones never went beyond the thir- he up and Gunn did not the be called by players and base ball have the tributed directly to the erratic fielding writers, crying teenth hole in any of his matches In shots to match the cham- was when his team- BY JAMES pion. qf his mates. mates gathered him C. ISAMINGER. this championship. He smothered around In the Five up at However, it was an error by Ballou, clubhouse after the game. It was YORK, William Reekie In the first round by the fifth in the after- September 5. 11 won In noon, where he laid niblic shot second National pitcher of the game, not from the pain, he declared, but and 10 from Clarence Wolf a two days’ the Ath- by alongside the pin. Jones took that paved the way to one of the Red the put him out After rest the second round 6 an# 5. licked three because accident had George von putts at the to give a "Sox tallies, so the outcome of the af- series next month, NEWletics neglected to snap Elm In the semi-final by sixth Gunn of the world in out 19-year-old fair probably would have been the now seem 7 and 6 and annexed the final today half where the challenger which the Pirates certain of it when they came to trapped. same, in so far as the victor was con- participating. New York by 8 and 7. Never before in any was Jones found a trap of this afternoon. The Yanks more- short cerned. Ballou, incidentally, gave the Members of the team were greatly amateur championship has the title- of the seventh green and even pressed shut-out button and holder made such a Bob though Gunn also trapped, best pitching exhibition of the after- depressed, give Rawlings full over the record. was he for all stands today won a sparkling noon. This right-hand recruit from for recent winning laid out the bedraggled Macks, 3 to 0. Jones head and shoulders the hole with 10-foot credit the Pirates’ golfers putt. But Jones got Ghattanooga yielded four hits in his streak that has put them well out in It was the ninth straight loss for above the other amateur of the back the lost innings Nation, the hole at the eighth, five and saw two alien runs fronf in the league race. the Athletics and it to be a most worthy champion where a chip shot cross, but never once was flurried by in ever developed. from the rough almost holed, with Eddie Moore also hurt his leg daily duty to remind readers that Gunn trapped. the presence of men on the bases. fielding a grounder and was forced they copped a Gunn Simply Was Outclassed. striking out man to have not box score After the first to retire. however, should on Gunn, Gunn Again Lands frame, He. not since way back August 23, 1925, Watts quaint Southern lad. In Trap. face him in the fifth Win be out more than a day or two. protege temporarily lost his control and passed in those good old days when women and buddy of Bob Jones, never And Jones won the ninth twenty - St. L A8.H.0.A. Pitts. A8.H.0.A. in had a chance against the or a.couple of batters, then he regained 4 0 10 0 0 11 bloomers rode bicycles and men marvelous seventh of the match with a par Bladea.lf.. Moore.rf.. golf of title gives 5 his poise and performed like a big Mueller.cf. 4 16 0 Bigbee.rf .4210 were called high rollers who gave 10- the holder. Jones when Gunn again was trapped at Ho’nxhy.’Jb R’wl’gs.2b 12 him four strokes when they play the league veteran. The Red Sox had a 4 2 2 3 4 3 tips knew a night to- left, where his hpoked wooden Bo ml’y.lb 4 10 1 Th’nson.lb 112 1 cent or hackman. gether at Eastlake in Atlanta, where shots runner at third base with one out in Hafey.rf... 4 10 0 Cuyler.of 4 12 0 A base ball slump is as much a had him all afternoon. 4 of Gunn now makes his home. The fact the seventh, but the next two batters Bell 3b. ..4 2 0 Barnhart.il 2010 mystery as the bulge hip The inevitable end was in sight OFarrell.c 3 14 0 Traynor.3b 4 11 3 io the that he played against his admitted for tound Ballou too clever for them. His 0 0 0 0 Wnght.ss. 4 16 6 pocket of minister. The players Jones, 6 up and 9 to play the J.Smith*.. a ' superior not won a put The'n’w.se. 4 2 13 Melnnig.lbS 3 0 0 are did affect Gunn for the tenth par 4 error and hit the first tWo Red fit, their muscles limber, their today, with another when Gunn 6ox batters on in the eighth, but pnly Mails.p. ... 1 011 E Smith e. 4144 eyes first 12 oles of the final again trapped Dick’m’n.p 0 0 0 0 Meadows.p 10 0 0 keen and they axe all surcharged played 12 was at the left of the %vas able to get home. Carey I) however. He the first green. was pne Dyer.p 2 0 0 0 t.. . 1 0 O < with an ambition to win, yet they two par and Now Jones 7 up "and Bto In ninth, the visitors the Sheehan.d. 10 0 0 can’t. holes in under one under go again Gunn hooped a the had Momson.p 110 1 and into , potential tying run on second base Every chance they take loses. They trap. Safely out in 2, his third shot with but one out. Then Ballou rose Totals..aTlTt23 12 T0ta15..34 14 27 17 are like Republicans in Mississippi went into another bunker. His fourth "to his greatest pitching heights. Doc •Ran for O'Farrell in the ninth, and Democrats In Vermont, The odds TITLE PLAY OF BOBBY was on the green, while Jones' mashie Prothro at bat had a three-and-one tWright out. hit by batted ball. are against second also putted ißatted for Meadows in the fourth. them. was on. Jones to count. He allowed one of Win’s o—6 They have it in them, want to, but within a foot and after Gunn made heaves to pass for strike. Ballou St. Louis. 40000010 AND WATTS IN FIGURES a Pittsburgh 00230001 x—6 can’t. a valliant bid for his 5, he conceded whizzed was another by and the Doc Runs—Mueller. Hornsby. Bottomley. Hafey. That, in nine words, is the mean- , Jones the putt, wrapped his arms out. Fohl sent the slugging Bell. Bighee (3). Rawlings. Mclnms L. ing of a slump. Pittsburgh, September 5.—Here is around Bob’s neck and congratulated Ernie Vache up to bat for the ancient Smith. Errors —Mueller. Hafey. Rawlings. Wright. hit—Bottomley. Three- Six hits were all that the Athletics the story. In figures, of the golfing him. • Bill Wambsganss. a Two-base Ernie allowed base hit—Mueller. Sacrifice —Barnhart. could tab off Waite Hoyt’s good right experiences here of Bobby Jones, the The greatest amateur golfer in the wide one to go by, then swung futilely Double plays—Traynor. Rawlings to Meln- arm and that doesn’t win many ball champion, and Watts Gunn, the run- United States again was the cham- at a curve. That swing nis- Bell. Hornsby to Bottomley; Thompson. games pion, must have Wnght •on bases—St. or is ft even ante money in a ner-up, in the twenty-ninth national the victor over the staggered pinch-batter, to Mclnnis Left sensational the for he held Louis. 3: Pittsburgh. 10. Bases on balls— poker game. amateur championship: kid who had accomplished the im- his bat on his shoulder while Ballou Off Mails. '3: ofT Diokerman. 1: off Morri- The Athletics went to the plate possible. plate son. 1. Struck out—By Mails. by Qnalifrinr Round. shot two more across the and by Morrison 2. Hits—Off confidently and left It disconsolately Outsteadying challenger game was Meadows. 2; Jones, out... 54 5 54344 4 38 the over the over. Meadows. 7 in 4 innings: off Sheehan. 3 in after Hoyt’s sweeping arm completed Gunn. out.. . 5445434 3 5 37 the first 18 holes, matching Gunn shot 2 innings (none out In 7th) : off Morrison, only Inning Jones. 1n.... 4 6 5 2 4 4 4 3 4—33—73 shot, llose Are Strong at Start. off Mails. 8 in 344 in- its motion. In one could for bettering his pitch shots and tin 3 innings); innings, Gunn, in 46634444 4—30—76 outranging nings: off Diekennan (none fn no the Athletics net as many as two Jones, out... 54445444 4 33 him from the tee, Jones corftest started as though to one batter) off Dyer. 0 m . The the pitched • (Mc- blows. That was in the fifth when Gunn. out.. 54466344 4 40 finished the first 18 holes 4 up on his "Red Sox shrift of innings. Hit by pitcher—By Mails Jones, in 4 4 6 3 4 5 3 4 3—86—74—147 would make short lnnis). Winning pitcher—Momson. Los- Miller ¦hd Cochrane released singles. Gunn, in Atlanta rival. For the first 12 holes the Nationals. Williams opened hos- 64536533 4—38—78—154 played ing pitcher—Dyer. . McNeely Bucky inning yesterday, One was out and Hoyt personally Gunn Inspired Upper: With Earl at third base and Harris at second in the opening First Round. the same brand tilities by bunting a foul to Severeid, McNeely comer, sprint- peril by golf against grounded to Doc Prothro. The dentist attempted to bluff into holding to the far bat with Rice steered out of the hint of Jones defeated William of he loosed Sweetser. but Flagstead crashed a double down ' throwing Galloway Reekie. Montclair. smothering an sack, thereby retiring ing to flrst had to throw quickly for an out and Karl skipped home. out and Emer- N. J.. 11 and 10. Jones under avalanche the right-field line. Ira had to cling return to the tally base, Dndley single gency Batter French. Jones, out 46554443 6—39 of arrow tee shots, great pitches Lower: Phil Todt tried to from second when Lee rifled a to left field In the fifth round Jones, and tq second base while Bluege threw out the side. yesterday. foozled the ball, then threw to the infield side of the bat Hank grabbed the A1 Simmons was the only Mack to in 54634534 4—37—76 accurate putts. Then the Gunn game Nationals went to the front plate, Severeid Jones, 0ut.... 5 4 4 5 i 3 i 3 I Carlyle, but he romped home when The from final as many began to go awry, Jones, fifth inning. sphere and leaped at Todt for an out well away the block. make as two hits. He had Gunn defeated Vincent L. ir_ and break- Todt lifted a triple over McNeely’s for the first time in the a pair and his Individual batting Bradford. ing through superb McNeely round with a sin- Pittsburgh. 13 and 10. the defense of dome. Prothro followed with a double opened the average is one lofty Gunn. 0ut....-6 4 6 5 5 3 4 5 5—42 young picked up and was to third by the thing about Watts, the thir- to left to score Todt and the fans be- gle to left sent Athletic batting today. Gunn, in 5 6 5 3 4 4 3 3 4—36—78 teenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, so nervous that even Bluege’s Bucky Haris, who got his third suc- "Gunn. 0ut.... 44454243 x seven- a one-baser to teenth and eighteenth to turn 4 up. ?ameatch of Rogell’s pop failed to soothe cessive hit of the day, GRIFFS PRIMED TO BLAST STILL ON THE CHUTE Holt Looks Good at First. Second Round. center. Williams ran from deep left Jones defeated Clarence Wolff. St. ¦ them. Connie Mack thought he might 6 Louis. Gnnn Starts Hooking Again. But the Nationals’ initial attack to that part of the field not far back and 6. for a catch of Rice’s PHILADELPHIA. AB. R. H. O. A. E. mend things with a new workman Jones, out.. ..54553562 4—39 Unbeatable for 12 holes, Gunn began perked up the home supporters. Me- of second base A’S Bishop. 2b 3 0 0 1 0 G Jones, in..... 4 4 6 3 4 4 x 3 4—xx prevented him LAST PENNANT HOPE today, so Red Holt, late of the Jersey Jones, up fly. But the effort Lamar. If 4 0 0 2 0 1 out.. ..63544443 6—37 hooking his tee shots at the thir- Neely walked and pulled at third and Mc- City International League team, Jones, in 4 4 5 4 Bucky poked from making a good throw Hale, 3b 4 0 X 2 3 0 teenth, while Jones’ game became base when Boss a dou- 4 0 1 13 1 0 brought here at an outlay 25,000 xPicked up ball. Neely beat the b, 11 to the plate with Holt. lb.. of more steady. Over the last six holes ble to right. Prothro took Rice’s Simmons, cf...... 4 0 2 3 0 0 lucky bucks, they say, Gunn defeated . New York. yards to spare. Bucky Harris took today’s game final Miller, 4 0 4 2 0 so had his 10 and 9. Jones was two under par and four grounder and tried to bluff McNeely an hour after with th« Red Sox, the rs 0 christening on the toss home, but neither Cochrane, c. 3 0 1 0 X 0 in an Athletic uniform Gunn. 0ut.... 5456334 3 4—37 under level 4s, while Gunn was two in’o sticking to the third cushion. second of the series, the Nationals will be speeding on a special train 3 0 0 1 2 0 played Gunn, in 43545333 Goslin nor Moon Harris could aid Galloway, 55...... and with unction and skill in 4—34—71 over 4s for the same distanoe. At B’ut with Rice streaking to first, the ' to Philadelphia to engage in a set of four in which they Rommel, p...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 all departments and aisles of Abner Gunn. out.. ..54454343 4—36 .. . WITHIN games as get away him. French* 1 0 0 0 0 0 the twelfth It looked if Gunn was Doc had to the ball in a p...... 0 0 0 11 0 Doubleday’s game, but he could Semi-Final Round. go two hurry, so McNeely What proved to be the runs that hope to dissipate entirely any idea of a 1925 pennant the Athletics may Baumtrartner, not to into the lead of holes, but counted while Champs Poole t 1 0 0 0 0 0 quite lifta brlijkbouse single Jones defeated George von Loa An- sloping Bucky on clinched the game for the p 0 0 0 handed. 7 and 6. Elm. Jones holed a 10-foot putt for took third the out. Goslin Bluege the have left. Walberr. _0 There was nothing forced about his Carlyle manager came in the sixth. started OJO Jeles.ones. 0ut.... 43445353 4—35 a half after a fine recovery from a lifted to and the a two-bagger Four engagements and Totals ..; 32 0 0 24 14 playing. He can stop ground hits, In 54534344 «,cantered to plate. frame by whipping are scheduled with the erstwhile leaders, 1 Jones. 4—36—71 bunker. the Moon Harris left-field line. Peck should the Nationals take all or a majority of them, only the pick up low throws and catch fouls Jones, out.. ..44443644 5—38 35, win- followed with a single, but it was down the greatest NEW YORK. AB.R. H. O. A. E. Jones, In 4 4 4 Gunn reached the turn in grounded to Prothro, but the dentist upset of base could keep them from a second successive pen- E. Johnson, 2b...... 4 0 0 4 4 0 as he has been doing that thing ever ning the ninth to become 1 up on wasted, as lie was forced out by modern ball If 4 11 2 0 0 since the Gunn defeated Richard A. Jones, New to the fleld-box wall Mensel. days when he knocked over York, and 3. . Bluege. chucked the ball 1 nant. The series promises to be fought keenly, for the A’s realize that Combs, 4-0 4 3 0 0 5 Jones, when the latter took three Bluege tallied. cf...... sparrows with a slingshot. Gunn. out.. ..45454443 6—39 putts expansive To show that they were not through back of Todt and it will offer them their chance at the flag, while the Nationals, keyed Gehrir. lb.. 2 0 1 9 0 0 Gunn, in 6 4 7 3 4 5 3 3 on-the ninth green. third but was cut last Paschal, r5...... 4 1 2 1 0 t) He made a ripping play in tbe sixth 4—3ft—77 They played by a Jugful, the Red Sox threw an- Peck tried to reach to the highest pitch their recent successes, are primed to carry the Gunn. 0ut.... 4 4 6 6 4 3 4 5 5—41 had shot for shot over Red Sox infield hav- by Ward, 3b 3 112 10 when he shoveled up Bengough’s Gunn, in 5 4 5 4 3 3 the first three holes, halving them all other two-run jolt into the Nationals down, the entire battle to the foe’s stronghold. Beneough. c...... 3 0 1 4 0 0 fierce right ing a In retirement. ss... 3 0 0 2 6 6 crack toward and then Final Round. In par 4s. The first break came on in the second round. Lee strolled at hand his or Wannineer, calmly whipped Prothro, but Even though well ahead in the harder, Dutch Reuther Jez Zach- Hoyt. 0 0 0 4 0 the bail to Baum- Gunn, H long yards, where the outset of the inning and after Severeid fouled to gartner Jones defeated and 7. the fourth, 536 ' pitch- ary, in the other, but the A’s have and got his man at first. Jones, out,.. . 4 4 4 5 3 3 Bischoff popped Bucky Harris Ballou, who had assumed the struggle, the series will be a se.vere 30 3 14 0 5 3 5—36 Gunn laid his iron second shot within to southpaws this v Totals 10 27 Holt also combed one Gunn. 0ut.... 44434444 4—35 putt ing burden after Ruether's uncertain are been none too kind to of the Ath- Jones, in 645334 4 10 feet of the hole and sank the Wingfield smote the ball lustily, send- test for the Nationals. 'The A’s manager now •Batted for Rommel in fifth. get thorough Gunn, 33 34—70 inning, socked a double to year. The National be- for Baumgartner in eighth. letic hits and he will a in 44544534 6—39—74 for'an 3. ing it past McNeely to the far reaches fourth on tßatted up. McNeely pass. noted for their prowess their own lieves Win Ballou, who per- Philadelphia trial. Mack liked his unabashed man- Jones. 4 right field. Stan Harris center and drew a that in ..... 00000000 o—o Jones, 4 3 5 5 3 Jones came back with a birdie of center Before easy field. to so against Red Sox York 01110000 x—3 ners today. Holt is a whopper in 0ut.... 4 5 3 6—37 could relay Earl’s throw to Severeid. Bucky Harris gave Williams an Greater Shibe Park Is built formed well the New size Gunn, 0ut.... 54346444 6—40 3 to win®the fifth and won the sixth by lifting fly The order for the long hitters of Connie yesterday, he has a pitcher able to Two-base hit—Hale. Three-baee hits— and bats left-handed. Jones, in 4 4 putts, Wingfield had followed Lee chance a to left. Gunn, * when Gunn took three but across however, send into a series as important as the Combs, Ward. Sacrifices —Ward. Gehrig. Athletic pitching did not have to in 5 6 - gardener, muffed Mack’s aggregation. when tbe plate. Red Sox Double play—Wanninger, E. Johnson and be Gunn annexed the seventh counted. McNeely With its short right field that impending one in Philadelphia. It Gehrig; Hale, Bishop and Holt. Left on bad for the Macks to loose today Jones was trapped, only to lose the The Nationals waited until the third the ball and Ballou 0; to follow Win'home,-but beckons the-portside wallopers and its may be that this right-hand recruit bans—New York. Philadelphia. 0. Bases and the Athletic pitching was not eighth birdie 4 by Gunn. The dpning to knot the count once more. endeayored on Hoyt. 1: Baumgartner, 1. to a at pldte by Williams’ towering stand back of left field that will be given a chance to show his ball#—Off off bad, but is was not good enough to GUNN’S GREAT TEE SHOT They did it with a combination of was snuffed the Struck out—By Hoyt. 3. Hits—Off Rom- * sensational Gunn won the tenth when makes a fine target for right-hand wares to the Mackmen. 7 in 4 innings: off Baumgartner. 1 in win. Jones chipped 10 feet past the hole three singles and two infield retire- throw. , , , . mel. all for the Nationals, but sluggers, it has been great aid to 8 innings: oft Waiberg. 2in 1 inning. Wild On August 12,Rommel won his 20th AIDED ONLY PHOTO MEN ments. McNeely singled to left and That waxi a pitches—Baumgartner. Hoyt. Losing pitch, and failed to sink his return putt, hit were busy in the seventh the As in other series. And they a number of Washington fans Umpires—Messrs. game of the season, but he to finding the cup at the eleventh for another . took third wh6n Bucky Harris pushed the Red Sox Quite or—Rommel. GeiseJ. as much trouble landing OAKMONT COUNTRY CCCB. As Rogell and eighth sessions. Carlyle forced are still hitting ’em far, even though are expected to tour to Philadelphia Hildebrand and Connolly. Time of game—- that 21st Pittsburgh, September birdie 3 and had the long twelfth In a one-baser to right. tossed hour and 42 minutes. win as old man Diogenes s.—Watts Bucky- oiit Flagstead, who had walked at losing. It will take a deal of pitching for the Labor day games. There has -1 encountered Gunn, runer-up for the the bag until Bob sank a 10-footer for out Rice, McNeely tallied and expedition amateur Goslin’s in- the outset of the seventh, then drilled and fielding by the Nationals to off- been a big sale of tickets here and on his with the lantern. golf championship, almost got off a half. went forward a notch. Triple advantages Rommel dropped another today, the field put manager at home when Todt bounded a set the the Philadelphia many not fortunate enough to have Smoky City for on the wrong foot as he Jones won the short thirteenth with erasure the third horde; when it visits the the enemy scoring all of their three and Bob was home by Moon over McNeely’s head. Ballou took lot holds for Mack’s procured , reservations probably will first, engagements of the world runs Jones started their second round a par 3, the fourteenth with a birdie base and he sent Boone, who Manager Harris figures he has the two in his term of four Innings. Seven Harris’ line single to left. care of Prothro and take a chance at the ticket window series. S. A. Pickering, a “Nus-Ced” today. 3, the fifteenth with a par 4, halved another batted for Rogell, striking out the pitching needed to check the Athletics lines at Greater Shibe Park. member, has The Star that of thqir ten hits were also made off Asked to pose by the photog- the sixteenth In 3, and won the seven- The Red Sox threw scare two games written the knuckler. Baumgartner and Wai- in the they Texas slugger. j tomorrow in the to be For the stay-at-homes The Star Pittsburghers will greet the raphers, wanted action pic- teenth with a birdie 3 and the eight- info the fans fourth when Stanley the berg, who finished game, were who with only one out. Lee got a life at the start of the .played. and scoreboard will be in operation during Washingtonians the Union the tures, Gunn took pains with his eenth with a par 4. filled tlffe bases right-hand at Station of stuff and free Moon failure eighth failed to touch Coveleskie, veterans who • games. Contests tomorrow in Pittsburgh a made sterner Yank shot after Jones had hooked his Bischoff’s walk. Harris’ when Ballou Elephants all the and with band head- bitting Instantly broke Bucky that base after taking a throw from quelled the .skidding here will start at 9:15 and 2 o’clock, Wash- down when bail into the rough, and a to hold Harris’ throw first ing the procession conduct them to Ed started to put on civilian dress. hit would have nipped Wingfield and Moon Haris. Bisehoff singled Dudley last week, are to do the heaving in the ington time. The games on Tuesday their hotel. /"We are going to give screamer down the middle. single osecond and Wingfield sacrificed. On Labor day pastimes. Johnson is the and Wednesday will start at 3, Wash- Washingtonians hearty There was nothing else to the game, Gunn didn't hear , words CHISOX GET PLAYEBS. "Williams’ to snort center t morning the one wel- the a hit-and'-ruif play, Lee got home likely choice for the engage- ington to workshop nothing to thrill the Athletic parti- "practice shot,” and stepped CHICAGO, September OP).—The crowded the cushions. But Ruether time. come the of the world," steadily off the 5 gloved way of while Bucky Harris was throwing, ment. Pickering sans. The Washington lead is tee to play his second. He was re- Chicago White Sox have selected cot his hand In the Pittsburgh’ “Nuf-Sed” rooting club, writes. “Outside of Forbes growing from an hill a moun- liner and deflected the out Williams. Flagstead ended the For the games on Tuesday and Field, we are for you. But inside, we ant to called by officials, who explained Gulley, slugging outfielder of the Harris, who grab- frame wjth a loft to Goslin, then Wednesday, Harris is not so certain evidently regarding the Nationals as Pirates.” That’s tain. The Macks -finish here tomor- the ball was hit only for the benefit Little Rock club, and also Pitcher ball toward Bucky certain winners of the American are for the the real afternoon and then back bed it before it reached the ground. Ballou" with his. pitching about his pitching, plans, but un- spirit. Seems as though the Na- row go to of the photographers, Mcßee of the same team. The White It an easy matter for Bucky to nipped In the bud the Red go* rally doubtedly will use Alex. Ferguson in League flag, are. arranging to en ;‘ Philadelphia Labor dix te tore tugs v. "And Bob. went in the rough, Sox had firjgs choic* 0a V* tn sba «f Dwsrts. 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