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I Flrt bn en bailn On J.iu. 2: erf
liiitr. J. Deuble Plata Itlnner te Chaw
ti Dlu: Cuuhaw te Dlue; MtOenan le
Toenf te Oalleay. Sacriric hits C'utaliaw,
Tia.iaa Ulld ullcnliy Jliisiy, Mi.iiipircn
Oathrle and Connelly;
ThoTlpers wen the fust same of to
day's double honiler from the A'h by
the mwe of fl te 4.
nine's llnky home' run nnil n iclil
ne bv Vench mnile violery peKslhlc.
Geerge U.iuss elernn Detniitiiti-li-tt'.
lidil Hie AV te p!sht lntfc. The
Tlgrm made eleven lilts.
Had it net been for the home run by
Blue nnd n wild pitch by Ilnsty in the
rilhtb, when i nbb scored from third,
the game would nnve gene into extra
lisingv.
The crowd wns one of the largest
midweek throngs of the jenr, the As
brilliant spurt ami Cobb, with bin Ti
gers, proving the nttrnrtlen.
The riot wns inert oil In the third in
ning. Illue. the first bnsemnn en the
Tigere, cent n liner out tewmil lctt
Mil that liounred tewnril the Menrlipi-y
ind an ecr-7rnlims suuiNIi rrnrlinl out
and Hulled the ball Inte the four-bit
oeellen. I'liuiire (iutlirie. n iipureiurr.
In'tlwc parts, wintd lllue nieuml1 the
btics.
Inimeiliatrh the Athletics sent up n
henl, Terklns pretcstinir se vigorously
that the arbiter told him te leave the
jirfmitcs.
Tbji was the first time Perkins hus
been rhnhnl fnnn u geme in his career.
Eddie ltenimel nl8e wns te'd te leave
'the bench and den IiIh civics by the
umpire.
It was while Outlirip ib bnnishing
Bemmcl that the riot almost occurred.
The umpire steed lit front of the Ath
letic dugout linking his linger ut Rom Rem
mel.' A "deluge of cushions, bottles,
paper and anj ether mlsnllc in rcac.i
tame down in the Iclnity of the um
pire. The Ie el-headed Dec Johnsten, uhn-i
the Ire of the funs semed te be nt IN
height, inniiiigril le stem the near-riot
bj cnlllng en the funs te step throwing
nine uuiiire.
Amidst ii bowl of one of the biggest
weekday crowds of the jenr Hummel
and Perkins made their exit.
Near-Riet in First; ,
- Tigers Win Twice
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fMllmiHl from I'nirc One
a bounder te DjUes. Yeung threw out
Jenw Hei in inn tek sci'diid. Hlsnev
walked. Woodall filed te Walker,
rillelle fanned C runs.
,) i ir htu,".U '" I-lsi'ey tosxel
t l.rLes. Ketchum nis safe when
"I" bounder get nwii.v fmni Itignev.
i?""t nll- , Mauser fince.l Yeung.
f. Vi .'TT! "'"''"v l,ln.''"B shortstop
M A- ''''"' IHue was hit by !i
Pitched ball, f'utshnw sacrificed ami
Ben UBiiser dropped Ketchum's tlirew
ml ""'? ( ehI' fll,'- JlcOewan.
Zi ,,?n1?K,,s tn,w MrtJenwi'it re
urn wild te second. Dike received
Tmm. lwll,c,., "I ' ''"PPwl Vench V foul.
10llewa.v, u itching futslmw off second,
vnc run.
MLCi!rVr,,u,s.'iu' t'utsbaw te Hlue.
te len""e,V" V"'R'1'- J,r,,B' f"u,(-'1
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tellf'l!'0,1 (',r':..r- ('utshaw-'Jeubled
atmet - V"K,1'1 t,,I- nnd Hlue. Cobb
CallmVn ii ,u ftu'11- I'iveiuns.
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er ' n ',!' Inf '. Ve.ilig fe, ced
I'll oil. U ."lp ,"','",, """her rolled
tll0nl,f.l.r.9R,!,n. nN Mnck'H next-
! "eiimnnn ' ""i '. : :. '"vay tossed
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Tess by Tierneii
Steps Phils, 4-3
batH of Mnrnnvllle nnd Carey, Jforrl Jferrl Jforrl
sen .scoring whntpreved te be, the win
ilng run. ' , ,
The. Wills rallied nobly lu the ninth
Inning after Lee hail batted for Men
.W,M. nl"1 f,"l,(,(l out te the catcher.
Nrlghtstniip then singled te left nnd
vn,1,;n,fced nt second by Parkinson.
ii inms bounced n single off Rrjmm.
and when Anlkcr hit between flrrtt nnd
second Tierney ran out nnd grabbed
the ball en the dead run, whirling
n round very fast nnd teeing the runner
out nt first, ending the gnmc.
DctallN of the C'nme
riHST WrlghtRtene struck out.
Parkinson lined te Tlemey. 'Williams
tiled te Cnrcy. Ne runs.
Parkinson threw . out Mnranrlllc.
' nreysnfe en Parkinson's wild threw.
nigbee singled te center. Carey' reneh-
ing tnini. nussell singled te right.
Terl"S Cerey, nnd Hlgbce going te
third. Tierney forced Russell, Fletcher
te Parkinson. Iticbcc seerlnir. I'nrHn-
son ttfssed out Trnner. Twe runs.
MKCU.Mj walker walked. Mekan
struck out. Morrison tossed out Fletch
er, Wnlker taking second. Leslie nlse
walkml. Henllne singled te center,
scoring J nlker nnd putting Leslie en
third. Morrison tossed out Meadows.
One run.
Fletcher tossed out Orlmm. Mat Mat
tex filed te Willinms. Fletcher tossed
out Morrison. Ne runB .
THIRD Wrightstene singled te cen
ter. Parkinson fllel te Russell. Tier
ney tossed out Willinms. Wrightstene
going te second. Walker paraded. Me.
kun tripled te left, scoring Wright Wright
stenu nnd Walker, Fletcher tiled ti.
Higher. Twe runs.
Mnrnnvllle walked. Carev dropped
a single into center, Mnrnnvllle stop step
ping nt second. nigbee sacrificed.
Meadows te Leslie. Wrightstene
tossed out Russell, Mnrnnvllle scoring
nnd Carey taking third. Tierney filed
te Mekan. One run.
FOURTIILeslie ninglcd te right.
Hctilinc filed te Carey, nnd when Les
lie kept en running te second with his
head down, he was easily doubled en
Cnrey's threw te 'Grimm, Meadows
walked. Wrightstone singled te left.
Mendews stepping nt second. Parkinson
walked, tilling the bnes. Willinms
fouled te Mnttex. Ne runs.
Wrightstene tossed out Trnvner.
Grimm walked. Muttex singled te fight,
t.rlmni stepping lit second. Morrison
sacrificed. Meadows te Leslie, Maran
tic filed te Williams. Ne runs.
I'irin naiKer singled te center.
Mekuii sacrificed, (irimni te Tierney,
who covered the bag. Morrison broke
down Hctcher's drive nnd tossed him
out nt first. Mnrnnvllle grabbed Les
lie's high bounder' and tossed him out.
Ne runs.
Carey bunted, but Wrightstene tossed
him out. Hlgbce singled past third.
Russell walked. Tierney pepped te
Wrightstene. Trnyner struck" out.
Ne runs.
SIXTH Henliiie fouled te Trnyner.
Meadows singled te lift. Wrightstene
filed te lligbce. Pnrkinwin filed te
Carey. Ne runs.
Grimm Hied te Meknn. P.ii-klnunn
te-scd out Mat te Morrison singled te
left. Mniniiville singled te left. Carey
singled te left, scoring Morrison. Wil
liams raced in for Higbce's short fly.
One run.
HKVENTH ' Williams fouled te
Grimm, 'tt nlker struck out. Mekan
lined te Rigbee. Ne runs.
Russell rolled out te Leslie' Tiefnev
singled te left. Trny-ier hit Inte ii
double -jilny, Parkinson te Fletcher te
Leslie. Ne runs.
EIGHTH Fletcher filed te Rlgbeei
Leslie struck out. Morrison tossed out
Henllne. Ne runs.
Grrmm lined te Walker. Mnttex
rolled out te Leslie. Morrison singled
te center. Paikinsontesscd out Mnr
unville. Ne tuns.
NINTH. Lee butted for Meudews
nnd fouled te Mnttnv. Wrigutstene
singled te left. Parkinson forced
Wrightstene, Trojner te Tierney. Wil
lli'iiis bounced n hit off Grimm's glove,
'i'iciney. made a wonderful play whei
he grubbed Wnlkcr's smash and tossed
film out ut first. Ne runs. .
DECISIVE VICTORIES
MARK . TITLE TENNIS.
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Only tOne Team of Favorites Pressed te Extra Sets in
National Doubles Davis and Ward Meet
Tilden and RicKards Today . ' ;'
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y WILLIAM T. TILDEN, 2D
( nnuenni irnwa mamplen
Bosten, Mass., Aug. '22.
TpORM,ran true In the opening founds
" 'of the Nntleiml doubles tennis
clianfplenshlp at the Longwood" Cricket
ClubVChCHtnut Hill course yesterday
afternoon.
Decisive victories were the order of
the day, with' only one team of favor
ites .Samuel' Hardy and Heward
Voshell pressed te pxtrn sets. The
"dark horse"- combination of R. 0.
Wcrthelm, -of Australia, and .lese
Alenzo. of Spain, carried the veteran
American pair te the full five sets be
fore nilmittlng' defeat.
.Gerald" Patterson Unci Put O'Hnrn
Weed Australia's Davis Cun chal
lengers, did net arrive in time te play,
and tiielr niutcn
this afternoon.
Count ilc.-tGemnr. the Simlilsh stars.
ndvnnccd when Fritz Rnstlun nnd Hulph
lJurdick, of Indianapolis, railed te ap
pear and were defaulted.
"Little mil" Johnsten did net nlar
in the tourney, as his partner, Wallace
r. Jehnsen, of rmiaueipntn, did net
arrive until today. However, the little
Cnilfernlan had n fast warm-up with
Hugh Kelleher nlid appeared te be hit
ting "with nil 'his customary speed nnd
accuracy. The remaining "seeded"
nlajers R. 'N. Williams ami Wntsen
Wnshburn, Y,nccnt, Richards and my
self advanced in sequence bet victories
ever thcir"'rcspectlvc opponents.
f It AS C IP 8 Jnib reprentnlnlivc,
Jean Horetia, teamed aiirce
fully xcith X. ll'. yilcn, e'f lloiten.
hlaying irtfi a dah and $pirit, and
he made the scratch combination
appear quite formidable against
the inter 'mountain sectional cham cham
piens. Hoever and Gerdcs, of Cin
cinnati. ,
Invaders Defeated
THE feature match of the day, al
though pleyed en nn outside court,
resulted In tlie ellmlnntien of two of the
foreign entrnnts when the superior
tcninwerk of Voshell nnd Ilnrdy proved
tee great n handicap for the pick-up
team of Werthclm nnd Alenzo te ever
come. Hardy nnd esneii carried tne
first sets with the less en only six
games by n well-suntnlned net attnek
which tlie foreign combination could
net break.
However. Alenzo nniLWerthcini were
steadily improving in their co-operation
nnd, as the Americans tired, man
aged te tnkcv' the effensiver from them
and pulled even by winning the third
and fourth sets, u-n, u-4.
It seemed that victory would rest
with the foreigners', but the American
team, forcing the issue at all times,
again stormed the net and ran out the
match with the less et only one game
in the fifth set.
Williams and Washburn looked very
soed. ns they annihilated the strong
tenm of Locklieru and Crocker with the
less of enlylive games in three sets.
Willinms. in particular, played with
utmost brilliancy nnd ilnrlng. lirlnidiiE
off these sensational shots which only
lie can inn lie.
. RIchnrds nnd I. in the somewhat
precarious role of defending champions,
get away te a geed start tiy decisively
defeating tlie strong team of Zcnze Shi
mldiu nnd F. T. Hunter, 0-3, 0-1, G'3.
SELDOM, if ever, have Vinnie
and ! played .mere aggressive
and consistently setuid tennis than
in this m'ateh. Rhtmidtu teas at
all times dangerous, but a ten
dencg te be erratie in the pinch by
Hunter ccst the lasers several vital
(tames, se that Richards and xeerc
at no time in danger.
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hetdcr, defeated Arm'a'nd Marien, of .,
Seattle, Wash.Un m hitter' three"
stars, aside from Marien Arneld,
11'. Jenes, the favorite fef the 1922
title and runner-up te Richards
last, year: J. F. Whitbeck and W.
IV. lngraham advanced tcith ease.-
v T54 GOLF ENTRIES
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National Amateur Tourney Will
Begin Saturday, September 2
New Yerk. Auc. 22. Thc'bpcnlng
round of thn iintleiinl nmntctir golf
chnihn'lenship at Rroekllnc. Jlnss.,
will be plajed en Snturdiiy, September
2. Instead of the -following Monday, It
was postponed until "?, "."TT'VEr?. SS.1 uy "
Manu'el Xlonze nnd Unl ed H.ntcK. Gel f Arttlen A
151. ' ' -
Teucana,s8 te 1,
Saratoga Winner
Continued from Pars One
Orlnn. Cemlxa. Bilk Tamel. Creeh:. Con
tour. Drenm Star, Het Levb nnd MUs Smith
nlse rnn.
SECOND nACE. -for mafden twe-ycar)M
and up. 1 mile:
1. Flannel Hhtrf 112. Taplln. 2-1 3-3 1-4
2. Itluh Speed. 112. Tayler. ...18-1 3-1 2-1
3. Lucky Antolne. 112. .
Ii. rninr 8-2 even 1-1
Time, 1-30. Ilrllltunt SUr.-JImmle, Uuelph
nnd Gun Slvht nle ran.
THIRD RACE, celling, three-year-olds and
up, l mile:
1. Fairway. 112. I,. Tuter.. 3-1 2-1 even
2. Tufler. ltd. Hnaer II-1 ".1 even
3. rutjukc. 108, Themna 8-1 2-1 even
rime, i :37 3-0. HrKleimnn. tap heck.
tlllly Barten, Quesada and White Star alto
ren.
FOURTH RACE, the Adlrendacks Handl-
rap, tnn-year-elda. (I furtensa:
l. cartoonist. 110. C. ICummcr 7-1 3-3 3-3
2.1111(1 l.rrn.r f'1 Uniul,.. R.It n.X 1.1
3. (x)Cherry Pie. 122. Keeuh.. fl-1 2-Ucn
Time, 1.12. Deya rteltce X.'e, Iirlty. Rn
ter. Spot Caah, Sally'a Alley, (x)buslabeut
and.ltlanc Zlnic nlre ran.
FIFTH RACE, marca. thrce-i ear-elda and
up. aclllmr, 1 mile:
1 ..oahern. ON. Merrlmf T.X 9.S 1.X
2. Roulette, 110. C. Kummer. 2-1 3-3 1-1
a. cainenne .Mnrrene, 101,
.Mnrlnelll 10-1 3-1 even
Time, 1:33 3-3. Hill' mid Coe, Maryland
Uelle and Dunre Cep also rnn.
WINDSOR RESULTS
FIRST RACK, nurse 11-lfin mnMen (hre.
ttar-elda an I up, 3 furlensa-
I. Waka L'n. 1113. Wllaen.tn.3.'. ts.un I.H5
2. Ans-lum Maid. 108.
Turner 2.80 2.0ft
3. Air Tan. 107. Amhreae , 8.0Q
N. Time, 1:113-3. Topmet. Zaek Terrell,
erctt Majer. Plutrel. Tamper. Brether
Jehn, North Tower, rinyu right and Mag-Iken
alae ran.
SECOND RACE, purse 11400. claiming,
two-tear-elda, 3 furler.fr:
1. Rurkwheat, 115. F. I
Wilsen S8.80 14.33 I3.B5
2. Rloatem. no. P. Wniu lean mn
8.i3alten. 107. Erlckaen 4.B5
Time. 1.00 2-3. Qrandeat, Topanice, nettli
Mae. Het Ceat, He.ieya Jewel, The Ulster
and Sweet Coeklo alae ran.
THIRD RACE, purae 11800. claiming,
firec-tenr-elda and up. fcaled In Canada, 1
mile:
1. Dcllnhm, 110, Small-
. ,"OJ "-SB 13.83 $2.30
2. Chlerla. 100. Trnmblej-.. .:. 3.70 2.43
3 Witch Flower. 113. E.
Peel m 3j
Time. 1:40 3-5. Treubler and 8lr Clar
ence nlae ran.
1'OUHTH RACE, purse $1000, the Ee
Purae, three-tenr-elda nnd up, 1 I. in mllea:
1. Flnerj. 90. Chalmers. 18.(13 $4 53 13.70
2. Hnmcrnde. 03. P. Walla ... lir, tn
3. Wnstwoed. 108, Iluxten 5.70
Time, 1:43 1-5. Jlmmle Daw. Sandy Ileal.
Merrimac, Pisteral Swafn, Bullet Proof nnd
lledatone also ran.
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Wanamaker & Brown Play
The Wnnnmaker Jt llrnun nln. u.nt m.,
the I.awrence F. C. In a twilight baseball
game nt Second aticet end Erie avenue thla
evening.
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Play Great Game
Continued from Page One
Heli ninl) Ward, of New Yerk, doubles
champion of inme than twenty year
age. in a most outrngeeiiN manner.
J he eteran champions collided
mere tour gnmes in tlie match. The
niL' umiH cup piaer.s wen, ti-0, 6-3.
0-1. '
The Pnelfie Coast champions, Roh Reh
ert mid Hewnrd Klnscy. suriivcd the
second reuiid only after a live-set strug
gle with Willis Din Is, of San Fran Fran
clsce, nnd H, C. .TohiiKen. of Hoslen.
After losing the first two setp. 3-tl, 4-0,
they cniTled the third nleng until they
wen, 12-1(1, and then rnn out the next
two sets, (I-2, (1-2. .
Tlie power of Dai Is' service and ills
teriillc overhead smashes frequently
shuttered the defensive plnv of the Kin
seys, hut ns the match progressed his
delivery lest Us Hie mid his overhead
lurked the punch tlmt he had nt the
outset. Jehnsen, tee. was weary, and
his Ind; of spied In covering his court
.ievldcil fieiiueut epciiiugK.
Hugh Kelleher and Leenaid neck
man, of New Yerk, went into the third
ieiiikI when lhf cllminnteil W. J.
Kwcejiev nnd O. M. Churest, of Haiti Haiti
ineie, (1-2, 0-3, 0-4.
W. W. Insrnham and Arneld Jenes,
noted Harvard-Ynle doubles team,
knocked off the veteran (ombluntieii of
Hewni( Voshell and Samuel Hardy, of
New Yerk, in four sets. The .voutli .veutli
ful cellegl.ins wete tee aggressive and
speedy for the nlil-Hmer. The sceivs
were 11-2, 7-r,. 2-0. 10-8.
In last jenr's teiirnniiK'nt Voshell and
Iluidv gave Dick Wllliains mid Wnt Wnt
eon Wnsnlmrn the stlffest battle they
had en their troubleieme Jeuiney te the
final round,
Nuthuulel Y. Nllcs, nt Husten, nnd
Jean Huiata, of Fimice, ilefeited Harry
Piescett and A. N. Itegf2l, of Husten,
II-3. 11-2. (1-2.
The Spanish Dnvls Cup team, Mnn
u el Alniue mid Count De Geinar, was
cllmiiitt'd from the competition by R.
N. Williams, 2d of Re.tr n, nnd Vf. M.
WaenutirnQi ievy,ei,.u,4, ,u.-iu--.
Windser Entries for Wednesday
Klnscy in Ferm
rpiIE KInsey brothers, Hewnrd nnd
- Reb, possibly te prove that they
might have, figured among the "seeded"
players, crushed the Northwestern sec
tional chnmpiens, Armstrong nnd Mc
Gee, dropping but four games in three
sets in a match Hhat did net last ever
three-quarters of an hour.
The machine-like perfection of the
Cnlifemlnns teamwork was' a lessen te
the Ea,st in the'vnlue of two men play
ing cenlstcjitly together ever a period
of enrs.
The decisive defeat of the intercol
legiate chnmpiens, Phil Neer nnd Jnines
Davies, by the Jehn Hennessey and
Wnlter Wesbroek. Western sectional
tltlehelders and runners-up in the Nit Nit
tiennl clay court doubles, might be
considered somewhat in the nature of
mi upset, as Neer nnd Dnvies have
mnde n rcniarknbly fine record during
their Eastern trip.
However, the ability te reach nnd
put bnck the hardest returns of the
California collegians finnlly broke their
attack and Hennessey and Wcsbroek
romped hejnc. (1-3, 0-3, 8-0.
The feature meeting today brings the
Spanish stars, Manuel Alonse nnd
Count, de Gemar against tlie former
American Davis Cim lenm. vmia..,u
nnd Wnshburn.
v lllle T InnL- In unn ll.r. Am.X.n.
win, the splendid lighting qualities and ' uiiim.'l.,.l?n .
t.-v-uvri ,.iir nullifies nr rne sunn n u nM.r.,1 .
.1.....1 i .. " . i ;:,". v.T' 1
niiuum nreiiuce n Clese, leni? tnntcii hn. uuii.ni
(ere the victory Is decided.
The first American Davis Cup tenm
-Holcombe Ward and Dwight Davis,
the, donor of the famous trephj meets
V'ln,t n,ay be the li22 Davis Cup pair,
Richards and injself, in ether of to
day's features.
., T' ether outstanding matches bring
the KInsey brothers against Willis
-uvis, ei uniiierinar anil II. fj, Jelin-
.101
.KC
.112
.113
. IJ3
:i2
13
three-vear-e'da
the Waterloo
son. of Uosten ; Johnsten and Jehnsen
against Tunis and Kills ; Patterson and
O Hern epd against Nicholl and
Mies, with Jlttle chance of upset fur
any of the fnverltes.
TV THE junior events there was
M one startling upset irh'cn James
L. Farquahur, the 1920 boys' title-
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
Cincinnati.
Nt. Leula.
Phlllle
Ilrenkljrn. .
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Iloalen ...
Clilruge .
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Pint rare, purae tl430. rlnlmlnir mnl,l.n
le-enr-ilds. ."H4 furlensa:
Ardella 10". Wiehnlm
llnrtelle ....... 1 til Atlinnnn ....
Heek Onrden ...,11.' Xllsa I.lh.Tly .
Dlxi Dick 112 Eau Onllle ..
At Htebler 112 Hetty Mae ..
Vlralnla Fex ...112 Leu Ani.e''. .
Gorden Shaw ,. 12J 1n")iiii
Second race, purse 11400. nlnlmlnv ihn.
tear olds and , up, a furlengs:
Ablaze. 103 Kagana 103
Ring Rese 101 Ilojellleu 105
Ultimata ins TltanlK-. . . 106
Trantula ., ins Leading Star... ,10H
Slrrore l,)n Llttle 111'k Sheep.. 110
Rapid Stride ...111 Ceck e" the Roeat.lt I
King Jehn 114 Teney Hun 10S
F Ibberty Gibbet. 1 OH Discussion ..!!.!l08
Ring 103 Orecn Geld 10S
Hlndoeatan 10S
Thud i.ce, purie 11300,
end up fnnled In Canada
Hnndlcnn. (1 furlnntrM
R11Jey 115 Procjen ion
Kings Court ....110 Jar F, O'llara-.l
(alAffeetatlnn ...112 talSuder 113
'ilCeupled. J. K. I. Ress entry.
Fourth rnce. purs-i $1400. claiming, three-eni-clela
Hnd up, (I furlentrs:
Fuiee 03 Quick Run 00
ThornevwHy OS Harry Ilurgetne. .103
Hhentavwiy 105 Ultra Geld 105
Ettah 10 Nenntte 103
Pletrua 107 lllalza 10R
Chas. Ilenrj ,,..10H Th Nephew ....113
Marjnrle Wells,.. OH nrllllant Ray ...107
TroepQr 101 Mnrlmba iej
Harn e' North. ..1m Jacques tes
Deric 103
Flfih rare, purse $1500. the Cadillac,
three war-olds and up. nn mile:
Dorethy Iluckner. 03 He Geed OR
Sun Rne 104 Irish Jig 103
Rigene Dava ....101 War Zene 101
Crack e' Dawn .101 llihy (.rand 10.1
Pnrls'n Diamond. Ill Fair Gain ill
' blxth rnce. purse 11300. claiming; for
three-jear.elds nnd up, 1 1-tft miles:
l.ucxv inn .. .. 1)3 'monies 1)3
.urn Elian O us
.103 Stvnnl ..ins
.ins Dorlus ....... ..M in
.111 'Recky Meunt'n,.U4
Sevrnth race, purae 11500. claiming. Ut
ile "ml inarea. four-jeur-elda nnd up, one
mile:
' ?n "".mower 110
J!" Dimples,. no
JJ5 n1-0,"1 IIawk ...HO
1111 I'ndua no
110 HUter Flo ......115
IJjJ !,K.nh'r- Rankln.lln
110 IllddlerfeM . ,,..
-..Jl'iniuvP iniimniicn ciainieu.
Weather, 'cloudy; truck, fast.
Philadelphia Youth Defeated by
- O'Leughlin In Straight
Sets at Bosten
FIFTH LOCAL PLAYER OUT
Leading Heme-Run, Hitters
in Each Majer League
AMERirAN LEAGUE
Williams. Nt, 1-eul
U'A'ker. AthlHIes .'., i
Hath. New Yerk
HeMmann. Detroit
Miller, Athletic
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ernbr. M. Leut
Illlam. Phillies
Kelly, New Yerk , . .
Lm. PhllUes
Menael, New Yerk
Wheat. Ilroekltn
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Bosten. Aug. 22. Randy Wiener,
Dill Tlldcn's nretcge from the Ger-
mantewn Academy. Philadelphia, was
aII.mImM.aJ I. 1.1. .I.I..I.......1 ... ...I. I '
.......,. ii-ii in inn iiiii.i-riMlllu lliuiuil III
the national bejn' singles tennis cham
pionship tournament en the courts of
the Longwood Cricket Club today.
When D. O'Leughlln. of Pittsburgh,
put Wiener out of the running In
strnlght sets. 10-8. 0-3, lie forced the
fifth Phllndelphinn trjlng te bring bnck
the national junior nnd bejs' titles out
of the classic tfltirner.
Wiener tried hard te win the match,
but his Smoky City opponent was tee
fast for Mm. Still, Sandy fought hard
in the first set, and nt one time he had
the frame In his grasp. O'Leughlln
pulled out, however, wen the set nnd
then rnn out the match.
"Milfurd Meier, of Central High,
holder of the Peiins.vlvnnln Stntc
doubles diadem along with Milten Hof'
kin, advanced te the third round of the
boys.' tourney ,by defeating S. Oreutt.
of Hroeklyn. in strnlght sets, 0-4, fl-4.
Hansen Hedge nnd Siimuel Ewing.
also 'of Philadelphia, were elimlnntcd
from the junior doubles in their first
round mntch with AV. W. Ingrnham
and A. W. Jenes, of Providence. The
Rhede Island team hnd an easy
time with the Plilladclphians, winning
fl-1. 0-2.
Summary ;
JUNIOR
Second Round
W. XV. Ingrnhnm. Harvard, defeated W.
II. Evans. C-l. 0-0. Julius Sagatewsky. In-
(llennpells. defeated V. A. Steele, (1-3. U-4.
1.. .s. vvnue lexna. acira.re i rnrqumir.
Sering Lake. N. J.. 8-4. 0-1. A. W. Jenes.
Providence, defeated E. H. Kuhn, New
Yerk. (1-0. fl-1. ,, . M
A. C. lngraham. Providence, defeated C.
D. Marsh. Buffalo, fl-2. 3-D. 0-7: Geerge M
Lett. Jr.. Chicago, defeated Jehn Van Rtn,
Mentclalr. N. J.. 0-3, T-8: Clyde Rosenberg
or. Chicago, defeated H. Orme, Chicago, 0-4.
0-0. . . .
rnne koueo
Tln.lt Whltbeck. Hartferd. Conn . defeated
Bran Donaldsen. Detroit, 0-0, 0-3.
JUNIOR DOUBLES
0 Second Round
iv W. Tnaraham nnd A. W. Jenes. Provi
dence, defeated Hansen Hedge, Plilla.klphla,
end Sum uwing, i-nuaueipnia, e-i, u-.-.
HOTS
Second Round
M. T. Hill. Longwood. defeated J. s.
tlllen. New Yerk. 11-1. (1-3.
Miifnrd Mvcr. riillndelDlila. defeated S.
Oreutt. Uroeklvn. 6-4. 0-4.
iniru iiuunu
n iVI.nunhlln. Pittsburgh, defeated A. L.
Wiener, Philadelphia. 10-8. '0-3.
s.
CUBAN CHAMPION LOSES
Mrs. Godfrey Defeats Miss Sardlna
In Longwood Tourney
!ongvveotl, Mass,, Aug. 22. The
opening play In the women's invita
tion slncles tennlH tournament devel
eped the defeat of n seeded plnyer when
Mrs. F. II. Godfrey, of Rosten, wen
in straight love sets from Miss Resn
Snnlinn, the Cuban champion. The
Mnrchesa Ferrandi, whose summer home
Is nt Nnhant, wen G-2. fl-0 from Miss
Dorethy Van Slyke, of Providence.
Mrs. Molln Mnllery, of New Yerk,
had nn easy time in her first match
in the women's Invitation singles, de
feating Miss A. Sherwood, of Rye, N.
Y H-0, fl-1.
Miss Helen Wills. Ileverly. Cnllf.,
ndvnnccd te the third ueund by .de
fault. Mrs. May Sutten Untidy. Les An
geles, defeated Mrs. W. M. Henry,
Les Angeles, 0-3, 0-3, in the second
round. '
VINCEVJCTOR
Defeats Hires In Pocket BIMIarc
i
Tourney
F. Vincent wen his first match in the
pocket billiard tourney new In progress
nt the Recreutien Academy last night,
when he defeated II, Hires T'l-lfl. Vln-
cut had a high run of 10. In the ether
match S. Gould defenfed J. Clark 75 te
4(1. Gould's best run was 10.
Twe matches will be plajed again
tonight. Willie Rechler will oppose G.
Feiri. and Frank Russell will meet J.
M. Talley.
RECORD GOLF FIELD
250 Players Tee Off In Pittsburgh
Invitation Tourney
Pittsburgh. Pa., Aug. 22. Twe hun
dred and fifty players, a record list,
teed off today in the qunlifjlng round
in the annual Invitation golf tournn teurnn
n.ent of the Pittsburgh Field Club.
Mntch plays will begin tomorrow, with
the finals Saturday.
Sunday Ball Players Net Guilty
Dedrrvllle. Wis.. Ainr. 22 A verdict of
net k'ullty was returned today by a Jur
In Justice Court In the trial of ten members
of the Dedgevllle baseball club charged with
violating the law by playing Sunday baseball.
DR. WHITE WINS FEATURE
IN KUTZTOWN RACES
Cox Entry Takes Tret In Straight
Heats
Kutztown. Pa..- Aug. 22.The A. R.
Cox entry, Dr. White, wen the two-year-old
trot, tlie feature event of the
opening day's light harness races nt the
Kutzteun Fair teduy. The Sen of
Ktiiwnh took ii record of 2:2.'Pj, with
Mnld King, n Rending entry, second.
Tim thtee-jeiir-eld trot wus iiiinc,ed
bV the bny filly. Kdnn Vole. owned by
W. Harry Orr, Readins. with Miixegin,
nJ'IiIlndelphln colt, second.
In the 2:21 pace, Rusty II led the
field of right sidcwheclers te the wire
in the first hent.
Hummar.v :
The Kulzlewn Introductory, for twe-yenr.
old trotters, purse 300 and added money,
best two heats In three! . .
Dr. White, b. c (Pnlge) - 1
Allle Dillen, br. e. (Kline) ft J
Maid King. br. f. (Gcedhnrt) 2 2
Plngee Frisce, b. f. (Flelsch) 4 4
Dr. Montgomery, b. c, tDugler) ... 3
Time, 2:23'i. 2 23.
The l3aceny . SiiecIhI. for three- ear-olds,
trotters, purse $300 and added money, best
two In thrce IieuIm:
Edna Velot b f. (Goedhsrt) 1 I
Mnxcgln, t . IK.Iw. McGrath) .. 2 2
Time. 2:13'i. 2:14'4.
2.24 pace, first dlvlirlen. $100 puraf
rt.istv tl. .1 a. (Itnthl 1
Lucy Werthy, b. m. (Ilrauiher) ........ 2
ltM BrlgiidH, br, g (Grndy) 3
Hal Dlnct, d. H. IReirf) 4
Lillian L, rh. g. (McOralh) 5
David U, ch. R. (Kegel) j
Lady Hellixlat. b. in (Natcher) .....
Lndy Marvel, b m. (Mnlllaii) H
Time, 2:ls'i.
MITCHELL LEADS HAGEN
British Gelfer 4 Up en Champien
at Rye
Re. N. V., Aug. 22. Abe Mitchell,
the HiltMi golfer, came from behind
and was 4 up ever Walter Hagen, Ilrit
ish open champion, nt the end of the
first nine holes of the afternoon round
in their .'(fl-linle match nt the West
Cliestor-lllltinere Club today.
Hnceji was 1 up nt the end of the
merulas round of eigliti en holes.
OPERATE ON JIM BAGBY
Cleveland Pitcher Is Stricken With
Appendicitis at New Yerk
New Yerk, Aug. 22. James Rngby,
pitcher of the Clevelnnd Atnericnns,
was strif'ken with appendicitis here nnd
wns immediately operated upon. As
cording te Manager Speaker, Rugby will
de no mere pitching this year. The
surgeon who performed the operation
expressed surpilse that Rugby hnd bten
able te de any pitching.
BOSTON PRINTERS WIN
Defeat Indianapolis, 14-1, In Base
ball Tournament at Cleveland
Cleveland, Aug. 22. The Ilosten
printers defeated Indianapolis, 14-1,
here today in the fmni game of the
first round of play in the union print
ers' International baseball tournament.
Johnny KUbahe mil Bex
Dundee Purse Is RigM
Cleveland. Aug. '22. When told
that Tem O'Heurke plans te come
here te dlwMisn,vvitli him n match
with Johnny Dundee nt the Pole
Grounds, Johnny Kllbanc, feather
weight champion, said :
"That'B fine. Maybe they'll be
able te get enough money into tlie
Pole Grounds te make It worth
while. I'm rendy te box Dundee or
nnybedy else in New Yerk or any
where else ns long ns the purse is
right."
40-1 SHOT WINS FOR
AMERICANS V,T DEAUVILLE
"American Beauty" Cashes In
French Race
Deaiivllle, Aug. 22. Americans at
this most fnslilenable nnd most ex
pensive of French summer resorts nnd
they nre numerous enjoyed free lies
pitullty yesterday nt the expense of
the Pnri-mutuel mnchlnes when Ameri
can Reality, ridden by Frank O'Neill,
of St. Leuis, France's premier jockey,
get borne by n head te win the first
race en the card nt the juicy odds of
40 te 1.
A het tip was whispered injstcrieusly
among the Americans in hotel lobbies
estcrdny, and there were few Ameri
cans In Deauville this morning who
would ndmlt their failure te have nt
leest a small bet down. These Ignorant
of the tin evidently liked the linme and
plajed the horse en sentimental or pa
triotic grounds, especially the pikers In
the field, where, owing te the heavy
piny, the winner only paid 20 te 1
against 40 te 1 in the big ring. '
Incidentally O'Neill, with 112 win
ners, Is fnr nhend of the jeckejs in the
flnt racing class this season, his nearest
rivals being Geerge Helihense. of Eng
land, and Mett MatGee. of Shecpshcad
Ray, with seventy end fifty-six win
ners, respectively.
HILLDALE NINE BEATEN
BY AMERICAN GIANTS
Chicago Team Evens Series With
Lecal Club
Chicago. Aug. 22. Rube Fester's
American Giants evened up the. scries)
with the Hllldnje Club, of PhlladeN
nhlu. here yesterday when they defciited
them by the score of 4 te 2.
Snntep hnd n tieubie and a sln-le
scoring Geerge .lohnsen with' both" of
Hilldale's runs. Chancy White made
the feature play of the game when he
speared Marlucher's drive In the eighth
Flourney was hit but for eight bitV
but they were timelv. '
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Saratoga Entries for Wednesday
First rnce. claiming for maiden two-tear
olds. 3 furlengs:
Marlen 110 Peer Push,,..
Chief Flvnn ....101 Cralgle
Mart's Pal ion Retter Tlmea
N'nen Glide 102 Dream Data .
I'rlmu 112 Pntsv H. ....
Leng Unit ...... 10.' Vlrglnua ....
Illu nnd Geld ..1011 Evelvn Sawter
.loniile r . . . . Oil rnllcltnus
Kvelvn Ruth . . .101 lllnek' Friday
Hetty Weed . . 01 Chll ,
Hernnd rare, conditions for twn......nM.
8'i furln.vgs:
llrlsM Tomorrow, l n." ("erlaln . ... nr.
Pennen 10S Ncv,Itiarket I.'.les
shamrock . .. .112 Henna ' Ml"
Runlelgh . ...101 Aladdin .... !.. lis
Palslev 112 Enchantment ...112
Third rnce. claiming, for three-t ear-olds
Mil) U'i I t Ul It'll"
.102
.109
.117
.101
.103
.112
.1(11
.102
.112
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AMKRICAN I.KVdUK
H. M. T, W. T. V. H. Tl.
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Athletic 7 .
New nrk, 7 7
St. Mill" 0
( lilragn ...... 3
llnniiin ... ,, 3
CI.'nlil.ll 3 .
IViiililnclen ,..,. 0 J
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Daniel A ..... IjJI Ira Wilsen .
1 p,.i.t-'lli-.. .......,-. -rpuga ....
Wlnneeonne .... OS Itnundsman
Inckstnne 01 Tlngallng .
Aalerlsk 110 Boxwood r .
Pnllv Wale 101 Star Coult
llud 1'lsber ion Jeck Scot
Scottish Chief.. ,110 Sling ... "
Kliklrvingten ... 114 Hrrtiiftar !"
Bullet ....... ..104 Arnnahee ..'
Chateauniiy ., Oil Laikawnnna
Tl Ul( lstatl
I'mirih race. lh 1 1 11 -en Handicap, three,
veiir-elda and up, 1 3-11 miles; '' l,lrre
lini'kinlnla'er .. J 13 llnnuloije mi
llerhiiltns ..,117 '
Fifth nice, the Hudsen Falla Kelllng llnri,l.
han, t hroe-tear-n da nnd. uii. 1 mil... """"
Prime Jaima.. ..II-' StrA!l.fnmlll! 1..
ir,,vrlT"n. !0T l'luffer . I! hit I
iwe iriiiniTH ...iji tlllly Barten. ...Ile
.l'Vurleni ce,"1J"n'"' '" o,e.r-e.U
riixrqe .,,.,,,.,,1111 Metrle
Keehrster Ill- i -I. .7
Jeiey Illy.. .7 IO ' J4
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