34 Ports':''. TBE EVENTYft STATf. WASITTNOTON: TY. C.. FRIDAY; OCTOBER' 7. 1027. SPORTS.' Pirates Face Nearly Hopeless Task: Yankees Mediocre Play Is Enough to Win MUST TAKE FOUR OF FIVE Composite Score of Two Games PLAY OF BUCS QUALIFIES World Series Sidelights

- 1 Uy Aesocleted REMAINING TITLE TILTS the Free.. . THEM TO BE BRICKLAYEBS the series started it Kutli and Gehrig both had the Ideal NEW YORK YANKEES. was Yankee home run prow- setting— bases full—for their home-run speed Player. Ci. Ali. H. li. ah.HK.MI.RR. SB. SO. H.Av. PO. A. E. F A ess ami I’irate that was act in the eighth, hut neither was ( Oltlbs, cf 2 8 I 1 II II 0 0 II 0 0 .125 !» <• 0 1.000 much talked about. But in able to get tho ball off tho ground Koenig, BKFOKK or Yankee Field Added Handicap to National League J ss 2 9 3 4 1 o 0 0 0 0 1 Hi 5 3 0 1.000 Buslimen Only Going Through Motions of Base Hall two Raines the Yankees out of the infield. Ruth, rs 2 7 2 3 0 0 0 11 0 1 .pjfi h 0 0 1.000 haven't hit a homer nor have the Pi- Gehrig, lb 2 5 2 2 11 0 2 2 0 0 .100 15 I 0 1.000 rates stolen a single base. The Pirates and the Tank***, tech Champions—Dugan's Fieldbox Catch and L. Metisel. If 2 8 1 2 0 0 0 0 11 2 .250 4 0 I .800 and Must Awaken or Get Unmerciful Beating. making only five assists, tied f>,> Lazzeri, 2h 2 8 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 .375 17 0 1.000 Nevertheless it is the sprinting nbil- I world series record for fewest chances Waner's Sparkling Snare Furnish Real Thrills. Dugan. 3b 3 8 l 1 o o 0 l 0 0 0 .125 1 0 0 f.OOO ity of Lloyd Waner tiiat has helped "f this sort. The Yankees aet Collins, c 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 .000 3 0 0 1.000 Pipgras Makes Them Look Foolish. him score two-thirds of the Pirates' mark on October 31, 1321. Rengntigh, c 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 4 0 0 1.000 runs—four out of a total of six Rue Kutlt's first strikeout of the series Hoyt, p 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .... tallies. The Yankees are apt to see came in the opening THOMPSON. end tally when issued his only Moore, p 11 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 000 you "Sprout.” as the inning of the seo BY DENMAN Pipgras V 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 BY JOHN B. KFIXER. failures afield as they were Wednes- nut Waner. or oml game. Aldridges Star. pass of the game Lloyd Waner, and d I’lpgras, 1 3 0 1 0 1.000 rail him, on the bases any sharp-breaking Snort* Editor. The to 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 .333 2 but otie of the worst players YORK*. October 7.—Unless . day, errors experts curves had the Babe guessing. He October 7.—'With a long fly by Brother Paul followed a charged against them hurt their time they look around. The let one .slip by, YORK. single by Barnhart. Total* 05 If i; 3 1 0 5 8 l 1 .202 .54 15 1 .030 the Pirates acquired consider- cause figure there is no way for the Yankees fouled off another and their backs to the wall as a re- ’ to a great extent, when Lloyd Wn.ner missed a The Pirates were retired in order able more base ball intelli- to shut out tho unless they third. sult of th?lr second straight PITTSRI RGH gence way let Koenig’s single get away in the Pirates by Tipgras in tbe ninth inning and in„ PIRATES. on their here last devise a system to keep "Sprout" off Tony f.azzeri, hands of Player. George Grantham in the do battle at the home of the Waner. rs. ... 2 7 0 11 1 0 0 1 .571 8 0 0 1.000 did much to upset Vic Aldridge, who opener, pared to any single inning, as Pipgras IP. 0 0 the annual diamond classic will come j lapses in the field, the Waner hoys Leaguers here in what was in and Wright, ss 2 0 I 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 .107 1 5 .857 had been none too steady on the hill American was displaying perfect control and his £ 0 I to an end in Col. Jake Ilupperts ¦ h ive done enough at bat to convince I.loyd Waner, in manhandling Kn«. adjudged by men base ball wise as an • Traynor. 3b 2 8 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 4 3 0 1.000 massive stadium. from the start. single mates fielding like machines behind observers that they are born all- nig's in the third inning, dis- Grantham, 2b. ... 2 7 0 0 .280 0 all but hopeless effort to stave off trim there little chance for the 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 5 1 .917 For a ball club, the Pirates in the Aldridge in Much Trouble. around stars. Paul. The elder, is load- played the same nervousness loss of the 1027 battle for the base was Harris, lb 2 8 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 .125 11 2 0 1.000 series opener Wednesday ¦ nflcld* Bucs to tally. were fine slab the Pirates ing both tennis at hat for two games. ! that brother Paul had in the first ball championship of the world. •Smith, c 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 4 11 .833 bricklayers and sec- On the were even i by! spite being Aside from their two scoring frames yesterday in the than Wednesday, wlnm i with an average of .571. compiled i game In of taken to task To emerge victorious it would Gooch, 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 7 1 0 .100(1 ond (tjimo when they took ti-tn-2 weaker on Ray I now the Bucs failed to get a man beyond i a hurled a miserable game be I four hits in seven official times at I | overnight on this score bv ••.Dad" be necessary for the Buccaneers to 1 liremer, p 1 2 l l 1 o 0 0 0 0 I .500 0 0 0 drubbing one would believe that Kronier !j Lloyd leading scorer, I.loyd second base. Their best opportunity Mil as Miljus* came to bis relief. Aid ! hat. is run and i i Waner. atoned for his early take four of the next five games ’ jus, p 1 l o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 2 0 1.000 bricklayers it might be doubtful if I fore shares what little base hitting ! mistake by grabbing Combs’ long fly to stage a rally, aside from the fourth Aldridge, p 1 > 0 0 0 .000 0 i | ridge lacked control throughout J extra | played, for the Hugmen need hut two 1 o 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1.000 they could recognize a brick. All < his! honors there so far with Jam on the run in the sixth, with two inning when Dugan’s previonsly-re- Cvengros, term of and third innings ; are j j on additional triumphs to assure them • p 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o Donie Bush’s outfit did in the second ' I seven one i Gehrig. Lloyd base. catch helped nullify a yesterday. lie was in ! and T.mi have two hits of the title, and from what lias been ferred-to to ' Dawson, p 1 ft o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 .... 0 o o set to with the Yanks was to go j trouble all ' double by Traynor. was in the seventh ! through the third frame and had i each, a double and triple apiece. being shown in the two contests thus far i •Brickell 1 | 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 through the motions of playing a ball ; to After laced for four hits, re* when Grantham responded to the en- game. If It doesn't awaken and groove the ball frequently to avoid j suiting in three Yankee runs, in the disposed of there is little likelihood of a I j issuing Mark Koenig. » world series "goat" treaties of the fans by smacking Tofals 65 6 16 5 1 0 4 2 0 4 .246 54 20 1 awaken rapidly, it certainly will be passes. As a result, the Yanks jI third inning. Aldridge came back to this coming to pass. healthy way. i ~oTo | bunched 4 of It they a year ago, is bidding for heroic double out Babe Ruth's •Pinch hitter*. beaten unmercifully by the American then the hits I more whiff Pipgras and Combs in sucres* Jt was announced before the con- proved j got during day for | honors 'us far. lie is leading the! On this occasion doe Harris un- New York 1 ft 6 0 1 ft 0 3 League champions. I the three runs. Jle j ! sion in the fourth. Vic also fanned tending teams left Pittsburgh last the task of helping the Pi 0 II was not so fortunate in avoiding walks j Yankees at bat. garnering four hits night city equal to . Pittsburgh 2 0 1 0 1 ft 0 2 o The Yankees were far from being j I j Boh Mcttscl f"r the third out m the for this that either Herb rate cause, however, and when Lazzeri 6 in the eighth, when he backed three | in nine i.nies at bat for an average ! Pennock, southpaw ace of the Yan- Summary: Runs halted in—l4y Barnhart. 2: by Paul wonders themselves yesterday. They i fifth with liuth ori second. hustled to grab an apparently safe ! i Waner. 2: by Harris. hits and a wild pitch with si-couple of | j of .414. and has scored tiie most runs, j kees who has recovered rapidly from out 1: by Wright, 1: by Gehrig. 2; by I: Metisel, 1; 1; did not put. up the game American hit from the bat of Gooch and double , I Ruth. by by Lazzeri. bv League passes. This wild streak helped the !1 three. Babe Ruth has an average of j the leg injury 2. Hit (L. fans were accustomed to watch he suffered the day be- Koenig. by pitched ball—lK lloyt Waner); by Cvengros (Combs). Yanks to two more runs and left a | 2:» and Gehrig ,4no. Lazzeri, with Moore, Grantham off second the Pirate fans during the time the club was racing ! -4 ! fore the series opened, or Wiley Double plays—-La/zeri to Gehrig: Wright to Grantham to Harris: Lazzeri to third one to bo scored when Mike; .-175, is the fourth Yankee in the sc- , seemed to sens? the fact that this was to the circuit championship. Their TITLE MATCH . who proved effective as a relief pitcher Koenig. Left on bases—New York, 11; Pittsburgh, 12. of t'vengms !ect batting CHESS not to be their day. Time games First play was nothing like the kind they assumed the mound burden! j circle. The Pirates have for Hoyt in the opening battle, would game, 2:04; second game, 2:2ft. Aldridge only 'two hitting .300. Paul ! played against the Nationals in the as left filled bases. Joe I Jaw- ji over do the flinging for the Hugmen today, Aldridge's Work Contrast*. son did not. do enough pitching in the Waner is one and Clyde Barnhart is j PITCHING SEMMARY. . series staged in Washington early in AGAIN ENDS IN DRAW with Grabowski back of the bat. marked ninth to reveal his worth. The Yanks the other, with a mark of .375. In contrast to the cool and »w Ynrfc. fi. Inning*. 1.. HO. R.O. H.B. 8.0. ff.f, August. In fact. it. would not have It is hard to see where the Pirates deliberate work of Pipgras was the RB. Frt Yanks, fell before him in short order, evi- can be rated to make free with the Hoyt 1 7*3 1 0 8 I l 2 0 1 l.ftftO taken much to trim the hut brand of flinging by Vic Aldridge, the Moore 11 0 0 1 0 ft 0 the Pirates did even have the lit- dently satisfied they had morn than Only one dub has ever lost a world By the Associated Pres*. deliveries of either on the batting o 0 000 not enough to give them a second “Hoosier schoolmaster.” Next to Kre- Ripuras 1 9 1 0 7 2 0 2 0 tle needed. succes- series after winning the first two Bl*K NOS A IRKS, October 7.—The ability they have displayed to date. right hander is regarded 1 1.000 sive victory over the National League games. mor vpai Pittsburgh. Strangely enough I*IV I thisUilC* I IIUCI 1 UCM that elul> tenth game for the world's chess chant* Meadows Will Need Support. as the best heaver in the Pirate's sta- Kreiner 1 5 0 1 5 5 0 l 3 .000 Touted as Great in Attack. champions. was the Yankees, now in the same po- n The Yankees, with decided pionship between Jose R. Capablam a It was given out that Lee Meadows, , ble, but after getting away nicely by Miljus 1 4 0 0 t 0 ft 3 o 1 Prior a edge sition as they were in 1321. when they I 0 1 Ift 6 to this series, the Bucs were over their rivals, have vet to stage in one of Manager Donie Bush's bespecta- limiting the Yankees to one hit in each Aldridge 7'-» 0 4 1 4 7)00 touted as wonders in attack. They shut out Ihe Giants in the first two of Havana, title holder, and Alexander Cvengros 1 0 » 1 0 the series one of the bombardments cled righ-handers, would represent Pitts- of the first and second innings, was H 1 o o ft 1 were hard and frequent hitters, fleet games. The series then was a best Alekhine, Russian challenger, ended burgh on the mound this given sound thumping in the third, Dawson 1 1 0 t) 0 o o o 0 0 that made them such terrors for five of nine game proposition afternoon i a and smart on the bases, National pitchers during League out and in draw after only 20 in preference to Carmen Hill, his four- when an by Lloyd Waner in Messrs. and the American the Giants five of the last a moves. error eon- Empires— Quigley Moran (National league); Messrs. Ornishv League adherents vouchsafed. If campaign. Maybe won six eyed mate who was ranked in the pre- singles by Combs and (American league!. they are reserving games to w in The match, which lasted little more ¦ junction with and Nallin what the National League champs such an exhibition the championship. game dope as the third best flinger' Koenig, double by Gehrig and a pair regarded for their home than an hour, was conducted with a I showed yesterday may be a When comes, good night crowd. t* uvii it ? pmong i cuiiivn, good 111^111, The first fall the Pirate crew. Meadows is \ of sacrifice flies put the Hugmen into fair sample of their offensive ability, series record to came great rapidity, and almost from the rapable and experienced, but if Pirates. If Huggins’ gang can win when Babe Ruth started the first e n a lead they not only never relin- some of their backers were far from without putting beginning it was clearly seen that it he furnishes an effective brand of quished. but increased later on. TOLEDO WINS LITTLE up its strongest game, K;irne, making it his eighth champion- being right in pre-series statements. what chance would Bush's crowd have ship would terminate in a deadlock. hurling he will need better support on Aldridge, mixing a fast ball with his PIPGRAS GETS BOUQUET At bat in the second they battle and breaking his own After an exchange both setto with New Yorkers launching one of mark. Another, in of pieces which attack and defense than his pred- hook, held the Yanks hit less for two were made to look foolish by George fielding, was tied did not alter the positions of the two * ecessOrs have received in order to IN their murderous assaults? You said by both clubs in the second game, i frames after the third, but was saved SERIES SIX GAMES NEW YORK. AH. R. H. O. A. E. Pipgras, young relief hurler of the masters they agreed to a draw. gain < it. None. each only a decision. a lot of trouble in the sixth only by nmb*. ct 4 I I 5 O O Yankees, who went to the hill for having five assists. The Capablanca has won two matches, Koenlc. s* a l 3 3 Yankees set Ia addition the Yankees wiH have ' Lloyd Waner's a hove mentioned sensa- rs 1 n Manager Miller Huggins, who figured the record for fewest as- Alekhin© one and seven have been edge playing on the By the Associated RiHh. 3 O O 3 O O sists in 1921. Lloyd bagging quit> an in tional running catch, and then, after Press. 3 > 1 « « might gambler's AVaner, U - !! 0 he as well take a drawn. grounds with which they are best a strong seventh session, was shelled ’~OLEDO, Ohio, October 7.—Thou- Mpuspl. If a l 2 2 0 O with his pitching selection seven flies, came within one of tying Corsairs, l.an/pri. 2b 4 O 1 2 2 0 chance FANS WAiT ALLNIGHT acquainted, while the on the the record putouts. by off the hill. | i) early Pipgras. for most set hand, sand dollar checks and junior world Ulltan. 3 1 | o in the series. while a other will be at considerable of He yielded bingles to Meusel and Iti'iiKonirh. 0 3 1 0 4 O O capable enough hurler in relief roles Mike Donlin of the Giants in 1905 and AND i> •* REDS CALVARY PLAY a disadvantage in performing on a Lazzerl at the outset of the eighth series championship pennant rewarded Pioerfl*. 3 O I I n and good occasional FOR equalled by Ed Roush of Cincinnati field which great majority of as an starter dur- SERIES TICKETS to a and then started to blow properly, un- the Toledo Mudhens today for the 35 « ing the season, rated in 1919. wholly unfamiliar. Total* 11 27 5 0 never was espe- IN POLO GAME TOMORROW then> are corking a damaging wild pitch and victory over Buffalo in five out of cially high among the junior circuit _ PITTSBI AH. O. A. RfiH. R. 11. E. By Commissioner Landis made an air- AVer Department Reds will yesterday issuing a pair of passes before Mana- six games. Emilo Palmero the Mud- 1.. Wanpr. rs 3 2 I 7 O 1 moundsmen, yet he turned out to be the Associated Press. plane engage In the battle the Bucca- « trip over Pittsburgh, circling ger Donie Bush yanked him in favor hen's Cuban southpaw, shut out Buf- Barnhart. If 3 O 2 l O anything gambler’s 3d Cavalry poloists tomorrow after- neer!* allowed to even poorer advantage P. rs 3 O I 5 o hut a chance when NEW YORK, October 7.—Dyed-in- Field, of little Mike Cvengros. whose left- falo in the final game yesterday, 4 to Wanrr. n over Forbes before the second noon at 2:30 o’clock on Potomac Park than they did in the opening contest, Wrislit. s*. I O O rt O I he stacked up against the Rues. game. Aldridge, 0. and drove in of the 3h I) the-wool base hall fans waited all Vie Pirate pitcher, oval in the AA'ar Department Polo when they were nosed out by a count handed style became familiar to Wash- one runs him Tra.vnor. 4 I 3 O O He let the Rues down with seven made As- ington years ago, Granthtim. 7h 4 O 2 I 2 O night an ascension in the same vicin- sociation low-goal tournament. of sto 4. Not only did their pitch- fans several when self. Harris, lb O O safeties spread over as many innings outside the Ynnkeee Stadium in performed happily 4 II 3 O ity later in the day. Sixteenth Artillery ing appear weak in competition he for the Chicago White With their own series con- fioorh. r. 3 O O 71 O and granted them but one pass. For order to get their choice of bleacher Field four de- by Sox. cluded, President Dick Meade, of the Aldridge. p 2 » O O 2 0 a couple of seasons Pipgras was re- feated AVar Greens yesterday, 14 to 5. with th«* brand offered the Ameri- p O It O O O Dugan made a remarkable cateh of Mike found a peopled Toledo club, and various members of CvrtiEro*. O garded as great a seats. The Fort Myer outfit completely out- can League contenders, but they fully set of Smith* 1 O It O O II tio shucks in pitch- Grantham's foul in the fourth, reach- saqks the mantle fell on his his players, decided today to look over Dawson, p 0 O O O O O ing wildness, i Equipped with boxes to sit on and classed their rivals and were never in again displayed a weaker defense, n;hen line because of hut this ing over the heads of spectators in shoulders, with one run in and but the big world series in New York. year he went action • light Frank Higgins, a danger. while they were outbatted, 11 hits to Tt.t.-il* 31 2 7 27 into with fair lunches. one- a field box grab out, and after The losing club's share 3~2 legged to the ball. 7. Despite the one-sidedness of the one grazing Combs shirt was a •Batlpil in piEhth inning. control and yesterday the lone pass ; man from Troy, N. T.; John delivery little over $13,000 apiece, for fveiierns Green, employed and the fact that it required 20 with an inside that forced in or about ?7.”0 « he granted did not come along until a negro by the Gov- Pipgrns had the Pirates score the second highest divided New York 0 O 3 O O 0 3 O—« hitting un- longer than hours to dis- a tally. Cvengros was solved for a purse ever Pittsburgh..... 1 O O 0 O O O I o—2 the eighth inning. Nor did he experi- ernment at Washington, and John der the ball and up in the air. minute* two history So did pose of it, the game yesterday was far slngg£ by Koenig that produced an- in the of the annual conflicts Two-hasp hits—fiphrig. Tra.vnor. (iranlhnnt. ence any great difficulty in disposing Marino of the Bronx were the first to Aldridge until he blew up in the eighth " between the American Association Threp-hasp Slolpn — more interesting to watch than its other marker and sewed up the con- hit—l.. Waner. base of opposing batters. He had his fast start the line at 6 o’clock last night. so that the rival fly chasers had a and International League for the Mriun I. *«apriflpp«—Barnhart. Ruth, I.arxpri. W'orking By midnight joined busy predecessor, due to the fact that test, Gphris. P. Waner. Double piny—l.arzeri to hall in fine order and those more the camp. afternoon. Lloyd AA'aner and Joe a class AA title. Koenig. I.pft Pirates fans there were a couple of worthwhile Dawson, comparatively un- on bases—New York. 10; who managed to drive it to Among the were Jack Beckwith, Lari Combs, the centerfieldors, caught A Toledo victory was foreshadowed Pittsburgh. .5. Base on halls—Off Aldridge. safety fielding play®, if no other reason. flklger of the right-hand per- ! were rather fortunate. Harry Stone and Armstrong, 12 flies for known game pulled (Gehrig. Ruth. Rengnugh. Plpgrns): off Louis between them. Paul AA'aner by suasion, who assumed mound duty for tin the last when Palmero Plngrus. I (1.. Waiter). Struck out—Bv all of Fredericksburg, Va. gobbled The first of these was furnished himself spot Alii-' 5. Joe Dugan of the Yankees, the Pirate® afte.r the fan® had futilly out of a tight in the ridge. 4 ißulh. Plpgras. Combs. Meusel): b> Pipgras Is as Cool as Ice. jumping appealed inning, and Bill Marriott, Tol- Plpgrns. 2 IP. Waner. Grantham). Hits—Off Koenig HAWKINS fourth in the fourth inning when, with Tray- to Bush for use of Klkt Cuv- Aldridge. IO in 7V. Innings; off Cvengros. 1 Pipgras was an iceberg the hill. Mark had liirk In his favor ier as a hitter in the edo third baseman, drove in two more s Dawson, on when he grabbed nor on second base by virtue of a pinch eighth, did In I /., Innings: ttff none in linning. Pirates on the runway never ap- Traynor's smash well enough In his ope round, hut It markers in the sixth. The 6,000 spec- Runs scored off Aldridge—o. Hit hr pitcher CHERRYDALETOEND over second, to touch second for double, he ran to the - field boxes en- swarmed field cheer —Bv Cvengros tMensel). Wild piteh—Ald- peared to annoy him. In fact, only a territory and, lean- didn’t by that time, for tators on the to pltehrr—Aldridge. force-out of P. AVaner. The croaching on foul matter..much their first set of base ball champions ridge. losing Cmnires— once during the fray did the home Yankee far the of the fans in Pipgras proved as stipng in nipth Messrs. Nallin (Amerienn). at plate; Ouiglev shortstop was running toward the bag '[NASH] ing over beads the (National), at (Ameri- club have as many as runners seats, he any of when Freddy Maguire, a future Chi- third base: Ormsbv two ITS SEASON SUNDAY to take possible front speared the ball as was In the preceding ). base; a throw, but Ibe row go Cub, took Pond's grounder and can at second Moran (National), at on at one time. That was in the scooped one round®. •<}* first base. Time of game—2 hours and 20 eighth inning when up the grounder instead. With stepped on second for the closing put- minutes. Barnhart’s single The dtiQ/vtia «K wWpKwas not Lloyd sec out. On four week days, the Toledo followed Waner’s walk. Chenydale plan to close The crowd set up a «nly spectacular, -wit-of even A sacrifice fly that scored the diamonders terrifflc veil for more. developed club drew nearly $40,000, while Sat- their season on Sunday with a game Cuyler, the “banished” Pirate greater importance in the urday and Sunday Buffalo younger Waner came after the single out- and contributed by games at with Penrose A. C. Play will start at fielder. in the eighth inning when sixth session was PH* BEATS $36,000. FAVORITE hut this run did not fluster Pipgras Manager CO. Bush, MOTOR iwm dretv MTIGUEIs 2:30 o’clock on Lyon Village field. instead, * Lloyd Dugan Pipgras were any sent Earl Waner. and Eurie Proffitt, who the Tol- more than the one, the Pirates Cherries Smith to hat for Cvengros. Conveniently Located runway the time, due to checked got right have had a big season and The yells on the at edo rush momentarily Sunday, was off the reel with Lloyd’s close turned to boos w’hen on Fourteenth Street singles, and there were two out when SW TERffIS FBW. triple and Barnhart’s sacrifice, ills expect to with a win. Smith grounded ON hit when hits meant runs yesterday, TO BEAT LOUGHRAN weekly to Gehrig. 1333-37 14th St. Main Combs blazed away to right center while Palmero equaled the feat of Jess work throughout the game was just Charley Daly will meet all members 5781 lor what some of the partisan Pitts- Barnes in turning in two victories for as impressive as the relief perform- of Knickerbocker A. C. at the Con- < A AAA A ? ? ? ? ? ? a . burgh fans feared would prove at By the Associated Press. the association champions. By the Associated Press. ance John Miljus gave for the Na- necticut lunchroom tonight 7:30 least Start- NEW YORK, tional League champions at a triple if not a home-run. October 7.—Just who NEW YORK, October 7—Mike Me- Wednesday, o'clock. Knicks, after a late start, ‘ ing with ( the crack of hte bat, the is the logical contender for the light- Tigue will defend the light heavy- and John surely gave a splendid per- threatened grab the unlimited title. younger of the two brothers, who weight formance then. to ( crown guarded by Sammy Gar- They have closed for the season. have made base ball history with the Mandell continues to retain in doubt. Statistics weight crown in Madison Square But when the Pirates managed to Pirates this season, sprinted back and In a re,tum engagement here last Series den tonight against Tommy Loughran get on the bases they failed to seize Bob Lyons, Kennedy A. C. southpaw to his left and at just the proper mo- night Phil McGraw of Detroit turned of Philadelphia, over the IS-round opporutnities for advancement, none ace, and Lefty Tripp, Hartford’s star < > < ment lifted his hand for as pretty an the on Sid 'flerris, of their supposedly fleet runners—- probably oppose Autumn his former moundsman, will Sun- Trails targes distance. The champion will climb over-the-shoulder catch as a fan could conqueror, by wnining on a foul By the Associated Pres*. supposedly Is used because in Pitts- day in through the ropes an 8-to-5 favorite. when these teams clash at 2:30 * Wish to witness. the second round. STANDING OF C LUBS. burgh none of the Burs did enough o’clock on the Fifth and Ingraham < Os home-runs, which the modern If the Philadelphian is returned Terris, however, had punished the W. L. Pet. sprinting on the runway to reveal a streets diamond. base ball crowd fairly dotes on, there Detroit battler unmercifully up victor he will be the third from the wicked hoof—essayed theft, although to the 2 ft LOflft City scale the heights of a was none, but there were several wal- time he was disqualified Yankees Quaker to early in the ganje it have Corinthian A. C. Insect, Midget and on a foul. 0 2 .000 Rattling risky must been CaUing the division. Levi and Are lops for extra bases, a fair amount McGraw lasted Pirates apparent to the club that it was go- Junior base ball teams will be ban- < Just out the first round Jack O'Brien are the two from Phila- of base running, and the Pirates suc- and was reeling groggily in the suc- RESULTS OF GAMES. ing to have a tough time with Pip- quoted tonight at 7:30 o'clock at Im- ceded in at least threatening to score ceeding delphia who once possessed the cham- gras’ pitching maculate Conception Hall. will stanza when Terris delivered First game—Yankees, 5; Pirates, 4.1 pionship. and that there was lit- Prizes 4 often enough to give the home town a low blow, which sent McGraw writh- game—Yankees, 6; tle hope of batting men around the be awarded to the season’s stars. < fans the hope that they might come • Second Pirates, 2. | ing pain path. | with to the canvas. from behind to victory, until that sec- McGraw 134 SECOND GAME FIGURES. In the eighth when Waner Arlington All-Stars have succeeded < weighed pounds: Ter- Lloyd In booking ond rally in the eighth inning that ris, Attendance, 41,634. HARTZ SETS UNOFFICIAL scored after Meusel collared Paul Washington Red Sox for 132^- a game on Arlington diamond Sunday < laid the contest away in moth balls. In the previous meeting of pair Receipts, $182,978. Waner’s hoist, made no ef- fillip th® Barnhart at 2:30 o’clock. As an added to the combat McGraw knocked down four $83,318.78. AUTO MARK AT SALEM fort to move to second as the Yankee that proved so discouraging to rabid Perris Players’ pool, times in the first round, but Terris got Advisory council, $27,446.70. SALEM, H., October 7 (/P).— left fielder threw futilely to the plate. Corby have scheduled with Buccaneer rooters, it was announced up N. Indians < to earn a judges’ decision. Each club's share, $15,553.13. Harry Hartz, 1926 champion of the “Safety first’’ seemed to be their slo- Alexandria Cardinals Sunday at at the conclusion of the Yankees’ final Alex- Each league’s share, $15,553.13. American speedways, hung up an un- gan in attack except in the seventh andria. Corby players will meet at { turn at bat that the Pirates had tied official lapping the session when Grantham, who had number record here by Fifth and B streets northeast at noon. the low record of assists es- TWO-GAME TOTALS. Rockingham track at 143.4 miles an doubled, headlessly raced from second tablished at five by the Yankees in Fights Last Attendance, 83,101. hour. The old time was 141. as Lazzeri went hack to the grass for Harlems, victors in their first game, their October 11 game of the 1921 Night Receipts, $365,455. Hartz was driving a Miller special a catch of Gooch’s looper and became will play White Havens Sunday in 4 series with the Giants, and at the con- Players’ pool, $186,382.05. of 91V4 cubic inches displacement. a soft double-play victim. Defensively, the second game of their series at 2:30 4 clusion of the game it was discovered By the Aeeocisted Press. Advisory council, $51,818.25. Fourteen other drivers tuning up for the Pirates, yesterday were not such o’clock on White Haven diamond. that the Yankees also had equalled LONDON—Willie Sm4h' South Af- Each club’s share, $31,063.67. the Columbus day races include Feter i that mark. rica, defeated Teddy Baldock, England Eac h league’s share, $31,063.67. de Paolo and Frank Lockhart. This game, which attracted a total (15). of 41,634 cash customers, just 167 NEW i more than witnessed the inaugural, YORK—Phil McGraw won on started as if it would prove a real bat- a foul from Sid Terris. New York (2). tle, for the Pirates forged to the front Bobby Burns, New York, defeated Jim- right at the outset with a tally earned my Britt, California (10). Jack Duffy, Toledo, defeated Fink, they through the medium of a triple down Frankie Texas Yet the left-field line by Lloyd Waner, fol- (10). Roberto Roberti, Italy, and Jack lowed by Barnhart’s sacrifice fly. Townsend, Ne wYork, drew (6). eighth inning, Lj From then until the CHICAGO—Sammy Baker, New cost however, the Corsairs were able to do York, won from Billy Alger, Phoenix no/ akSWk .little with the offerings of George (10). Roleaux Saguefo, Cuba, scored Pipgras. the sturdy right-hamder ob- technical knockout over Art Weigand, tained by the Yankees from St. Paul. Buffalo (1). Lope Tenerie, Filipino, In that frame they collected their sec- won over Russ Whalen, Chicago (10).

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