Nationals 1^ayFinal 1With W»Sox Today : Illinois 1s Planning Largest U. »!S. Stadium MOGRIDGE HURLS WELL, RED SOX END STREAKS INDIANS KEEP UP PACE READY FOR LAST SERIES TO SEAT 0\rER 100,000 3 ' BUT FABER EXCELS HIM Halt Their Losses and Indians' IN SPITE OF HARD LUCK Five Nines in Scramble for War AT FOOT B/ILL BATTLES Victories and Check Xorton's League Flag.Sales Wins THOMPSON. BY H. C. byrd. BY DENMAN Record. BY JOHN B!. FOSTER First-Half Honors. ;, CHICAGO, July 15..Another illustration of the now pretty well Scoreless-Inning THE first taste of world series money creates an appetite. That's OF ILLINOIS' pilans for its new stadium, if War Department Interbureau League ihat inctitiitirm orn»at^ct atVi_ established fact that much of the liveliness of the so-called It was streak-breaking day at in Cleveland is givirlg the base ball world a fight this through as projected, wiil givi plttr Cleveland The Red Sox part why will send five teams Into the circuit's Ipfir nlant in Vip t-j;n Amprlra of the yesterday. ar UNIVERSITY is. Larger than the Yale bowl, the bit ball" the e and depends largely up prowess pitchers"rab011ended their losing streak by drubbing year. The Cleveland players battling every minute, against second series that will get under way went the Sox »1 .1 I nn.. n»*xi ween, rtaies, uranance, signal Harvard or Princeton stadium, bigger than the stadiimis now rolved, was furnished in yesterday's which the way of intiltthe world champion Indians, who had more oaus man nave cuuuuiucu ««»jr other major league team. They've and being k.. ...» .X ? 1 T* I run a in Corps, Quartermaster General structed at Ohio State, California, Cc Kansas and the VVrfS healthy string of victories their be:st and fielders at Cincinnati,conihimbia, UJf a V.UUUI UI J IU I. A' d lldl, old-fashioned duel between lost their second baseman, catcher, pitchers General nines are to hurling the battle for the American League expectedAdjutantproposed Illinois structure will have architectural features none of the George Mogridge and Urban Fabcr, i 11 which a total of only eight bingles Sam Jones odd times since the season began, but they've never stonned. engage in a warm battle for the pennant. outpltched Guy as honors. Air which went others possesses. The estimated cost, is $2,000,000. were recorded, five off the Washing!ton and three otf the star Morton and broke a couple of streaks As a two-ply winner they excel. On own efforts. They take the world Service, southpaw it comes. through the greater part of the first Besides of the Hose. One of this trio was a clout into the left-field bleachers by for the latter, for the defeat was Decoration day they lost one of the seating space for 75,000 Guy's first In four games and stopped On the whole, the second division of half of the season, now is playing for the athletic contests, personsart iBing filler, du^ to which the Natioilals averted a shut-out. Two others his record at grames of the double-header to Detroit. the American league looks as if it independently. scoreless inning twenty- rangements am* made for a court 7>r developed in different innings, when none of the three passes Faber isNotwo. The Macks also indulged In some They won both 011 Fourth of July, and may give New York more trouble Sales, with eleven wins and three ued could be taken advantage of. streak-smashing for they came out of since the Fourth they have won than it will give Cleveland. losses, has clinched the first series. LIVELY BALL IS FADING honor between, the main gateways th to Ordnance finished in second with Until the seventh Mogridge out- their slump and took the measure of I twice. Going through thedouble-.eadersIn the National the fight seems place 1Lake care of l(k.000 persons at pageants,, the mill once they know that they have been taken out of the Cardinals, eight victories and five defeats. I pitched his doughty rival, yielding! Tigers. theirchampionship The \nvu! Air Station vanquished Boiling plays. commencements and other two and not a Gardner's fumble in the eighth must put all they have into although they may spout again. only singles, Chicagoan Ball Here. twice. seem Field. 6 to 3. in the Potomac League. Fan Calls Attention to gatherings. One hundred and as as second base. Lively paved the way for the Tribe's 5 to 2 if they are to go through effortsCubs unlikely to improve. Many Sotting far " Miller of the winners made four hits |M defeat. After Lelbold singled and Speaker digs up players from is just a second rater, spirit Pitchj columnjs are to be erectedseventythreearound his control was perfect.Furthermore. hit he Cincinnatiin as many times at bat. this court of who three safeties, walked Larry dropped Morton'sFoster no matter how hard somewhere,may is lacking and the club goes around ing Feats in Eecent Major honor. each in memory of Collins, registered WASHINGTON. AM. R. H. P.O. A. E bunt a had nerve to try the circuit followed the that Judd A Detwfiler beat Western an Illinois ir.an who died in war serv* »nd Falk alone of the aliens having ll» 2 O 1 lo 1 0 throw of Neitzke's for be. He enough by story Judge, the bases. This started the simply because he liked the Groh will go to New York in 1922. Union, 3 to 2, in a Commercial League Games. ice. The stjadium is to be dedicated to as many as three balls pitched wide Harris, 2b 3 0 0 1 2 0 filling forceout. The lossStephensonof League men from, the state to them. Rice. of 4 O O 1 O O Red Sox on a rally that netted three way he practiced in Dallas. On the whole ,the National League game. Noone, Judd & Detweiler of Illinois who. | Smith, rf 4 0 0 2 0 0 runs. They had tied the score with) O'Neill bothered him, but he fished second division looks easy for the got three hits, including a homer.shortstop,Birr league pitching has become so' served during the war. Mogridge was a victim of tough Shinnault. The The structure cover Mil lor. If 4 11100 two markers in the sixth. j around until he got Pirates, Giants and Braves. war AMiioni ouisiuggea Annex 2 effective with hot weather that talk will thirteen .luck in the fatal seventh, when 3b 0 0 3 3 0 « .« ei eimaa In >ia ninth I aiflx to have a ShHuks, 2 ocuriiiH uncc LIIIILO >Hv young catcher with the French in an 18-to-12 in the of the ball has subsided a/^res. will campanile tower at reached Collins* bounder over Harris G ha reify, c 3 U 1 3 O O to ! game Treasury lively its entrance beat the Timers 6 4. his name wandered into public so 250 feet high, and will ball in as 3 O O 2 2 1 the Macks League. The winners made twenty hits says a fan who thought recently, but dropped the second,O'Rourke. were made Tilly Walker 4, and has been going well have seats sixty-one tiers around & throw. The next two Hose were Mogridge, p 2 O O 1 1 O Homers by July attention against thirteen for Annex 2. much of his solution of the mystery high attempting and the latter driving in two ever since. a two sides and one end. With retired. Then came Mogridge's only Brower 1 O O O O 0 Veach, win Maccabees took the measure of the that he wrote piece about it today. Schaeht, p O O 0 O O 0 runners ahead. Harris held the I With the inability of Bagby to As he cites the following in bleachers across the open temporaryend of pass and a pair of doubles, one of him all of the time, and he was Knights of Pythias in a 6-to-3 proof the horseshoe, which is to be the Tigers to six hits. worrying * 1 nOft n,|fh games: recent them a rank fluke. «ji nuu WOULD PLAY League engagement. x«7*u, LINWORTH Fraternal of the Total* 28 1 3 24 9 1 tne star winning puuier shape big plant, temporary, regarding the caliber hurling for the victors, fanned Alexander of Chicago held th<* be Expectations Ratted for Mogridge in eighth. his percentage of .721, Speaker placed Hutchinson.Giants to one run. scored on an errot\ seats can provided for big foot ball of a contest between two such ac- out of eighteen batters. games « CHICAGO. AB. R. H. P.O. A. E. Uhle where he could get the best Nehf of the Giants held Chicago lo which will give the atadium such opposition Zone 3 scored a 12-to-3 over of more than Johnson, s* 4 0 O O 5 O th£ youngster against National Athletic Club, Seeking victory three hits and no runs. seating: capacity 100.000. "Washington and Chicago staffs were Mulligan. 3b 4 O 0 O 2 O as he was likely to meet, and hoped for Zone 4 in the Navy Yard League. of the Giants held Chicago to The Yale bowl, with its temporary borne out. l 2b N. tried Mails. The Ryan now fully oll in*. 0 L he hits were made ofT takes care 4 13 14 IN the of BATTLES best when Kirkpatrick seats, TIGHT to Sixteen run. Junior Nine Title. "Rpartv one Collins the first a rf 3 O 4 O O as has registered hit. Strtink. 0 is not quite as weak Bagby latter by the winning nine, each member of gave the Giants 76.000. «. . approximately over two in Falk. If 3 0 0 2 0 0 that Tyler Chicago single second, with away been, but he is not the hurrah boy one or more safeties. one earned run. but lost the Seven hundred thousand dollars same Mostil. ct 2 1 O 3 O 0 Meet Southwest Team. getting game has the opening frame. The "king lb he was in 1920. \nvnl Hospital bested Post Office, 6 an error. been raised, and the already of seeond basemen" also got the Sheely. 3 1 1 11 2 0 All Won by One-Ban Morton was nursed along, through for the funds is not Schalk, c 3 O 1 5 1 O Engagements Incidentally. With victories over many sturdy to 1. in the Departmental League. Kerr and Faber and the Chicago to begincampaign Sox safety in the fourth, and,secondFaber, p 3 0 0 1 1 0 tried now and then to finish games, and on the slab for the how the officially until October. Unique Games Decided he came teams to its credit, the National Beekwith. winners, Americans showed lively schemes was the only local lightincidentally.to Margins.Two pitched just so-so. On July 4 only six hits. ball is by holding the Yankees to have been proposed in the the in this It was Totals 29 3 S 0 a double victory, twice Club in yielded raising of funds, one of which is reach paths period. 27 15 through with nine, the field forAthleticthe forfeited to a few hits. the same kind of a bingle as his other in Tenth a contest for Cleveland after Marines Navy in the to that employed at the similar Washington 00010000 O.1 Inning. holding fourteen-fifteen-year title, wants Government The was rauer neiu naaiiiiieiuu iv nuco University and developed with one out. but he Chicago 00 0 00030 x.3 another pitcher had got behind, and on League. latter of Washington last year. This is the Pitchers were in good chance at the Linworth leading, 6 to 2. in the third inning, hits yesterday. sale of a failed to got farther than the initial Two-base hits.(Jharrity. Sheely. Schalk. generally July 10 won for himself in nine innings Midgetsanother seats over period of years. A Ilithiu run \l il?ur II l_ i . in the National when Umpire Woodward ended play man station. Strunk this time being called ...... O. U«rriuvc (larria. iwuDie form yesterday for the first time this year. The Nationals have won twelve ol pays $10 per year for his seat to fell off to an is the worst because the Marftie manager refused and subscribes for a out on strikes, while Falk grounded p!sy.O'Kourke Judge. I^eft on base. League. Hitting The collapse of Bagby thirteen games played, their the field when KOITHER\ ASSOCIATION. period of years Washington, 4; Chicago, 3. Bases on balls. extent, only two of the eight breakdown of the year' when his speed only to leave ordered. The Alumni are to be allowed to subscribe4 to Harris. Off Fa her. 3; off into doubleappreciable to the southwest aggregationlostbeingMarines have protested the game. Atlanta. 3; Birmingham. 1. for Circuit. Mogridge, 1. Hits.Off teams in action slamming of last season is taken into in the of the Mobile. 12: Mempbi*. 2. for a minimum of ten years and sUi-, Miller Hit* Mogridge. 5 in seven innings; off Schacht. team that played was and early part season. of and dents for a none in one figures. Every He won thirty-one gamesconsideration.The team also desires Bnreau Engraving Printing Little Rock-New Orleane (rain). minimum of five years, this In this period the Nationals had inning. Struck out.By Fa her, 4; either victor or victim by a one-run twelve in 1920. This year he has engagement? defeated Government Printing Office. making $50 the smallest donation to the by Mogridge. 3, loosing pitcher.Mogridge. contests lost with the Independent Midgets, better success against Faber, Cmplre*.Messrs. Wilson and margin, and three of the won one more game than he has lost and 13 to 10, in. the Colored Departmental PIEDMONT LKAGl'K. which will he received. extent of one run Hildebrand. final Two score. Yet the Orioles and Trinity AthleticWarwicks, The Bureaus never Boh foot ball registered by Bing Time of game.1 hour and 37 minutes. were decided in innings. has pitched barely a Club. Challenges' will be received League. were Danville. 9; Ralefrh. 1. Zuppke. coach, is Miller, through the medium of a engagements went into the tenth ses- keep going. by headed after the third inning. 5 (rain). of the stadium committee. chairman the Shanks had the Pirates and champions Manager Robert Poore, 1209 30tii Durham. 5: Greenahom. for circuit. wallop sion and were won by Three in Each League. street. WiiiHton-Salem, 0-3; High Point. 2-4. walked with two out in the second, Giants. Other contests resulted in of APPALACHIAN to be run down after and Reds. With more than half the season Harvard Midget* defeated the EASTERN LEAGUE. LKAGCE. only on the victories for the Braves there are FLORIDA STATE LEAGI E, dodging when he attemptedconsiderablea j Caught Fly The Pirates nosed out the Phils. 5 the ifcajor leagues finished, Quincy Cubs, 18 to 8. G leason and Hertford. 48; Albany. 3-3. Kinjrsport. 4: Cleveland. 4 (12 innings: -- :J .* " VlI": V' i"- J.:-.- ;:v e»
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