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NASHVILLE SPORT NEWS CLASSIFIKU LIVE NEWS SPORT NEWS CLASSIFIED -LIVE NEWS Jti NASHVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1920. Indians CincH Flag By Taming Tigers-Vanderbilt Wins TENNESSBAN RIVAL PITCHING MONARCHS EWORLD'S SERIES WHITE SOX WIN BUT CHANGE FOR MAKES SPITTER SPIT JES' CALL 'I nun 11 10 nmii? I I I'll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I i i 1 1 ii uri sua iiiinrc J1QUGLAS EDGAR TAKES GOLF TITLE FROM JlM BARNES Bobby Jones, Was Second and Barnes in Third Place. I kOW linv Wllbr Dick Kerr Conquers the Browns But Indian Win Kills By DEAN" SNTDER tending pitchers don't always land tho pennnnt for their clubs. But sometimes they do. Tho world scries this fall has the earmarks of presenting an exemplary caflo In both major leagues.

Head and shoulders above tho strlnjf, Burleigh Grimes of the Dodgers and Barga Jim Bnghy of the Inldlnns stand ont nn the 1020 pitching mouarchs of the-majors. Redskin Kingpin ttnsby has woTkcd ln.moro games this season than Grimes and tho Up skin star In tho only pitcher of either league with a chnneo to finish with 30 victories to 'his credit. The reason that Barge httH been called upon to work oftoncr la that the Bob in ace Is surrounded by group of six other winning rao'ttndsmen, while TrlB Sneaker's has revolved around bnt three dependable men. Both Grimes and Bnghy nro rlght-hnnd-orm But here's the diffcrenco: Grimes Is spltbnll master. He doesn't use it all Hope.

st. i.onis, Oct. a. chicnBo wt with vengennco behind Pink Kerr Apr feotlnc St. IkibIii 10 to 7, biit dropptil o'(i of tho runmnjr for, tno American- Lcaffiw c))ompinnf)lili with CInvcllind's ovcrwhcli Ins victory oTer Hetrolt.

Both teams flifc ATLANTA, Oct. 2. Poutflai Htlirnr, Atlanta, who holds tho Canadian oion championship, added another tltto to his Hit when ho wan ilio Southern champion hip npfrtlnut flolcl eomprlstnu ninny of the butt golfers In tho country. EV.iootlnjt conalstene en mo through the tournament, ladcar turned In scare- of 303 far tho 73 hales. Hobby Jonon, Atlanta, Boa them amateur champion, came In incond with fivo points nhcail ol Jim Barnes, Br, Louis professional, who wan tho title Inst yonr, and Clnronca Hackney, Itlchmond professional, who wora tld nt nOI), Scores of tha leaders follow: Or.

D. Mdjear. T7 74 70-302 11, T. Jonpii, Atlanta 7R 78 74 T4 .101 J. M.

narnm. Ht Louis 75 81 74' 7DT00 Clarence Hneknoy. tilch. 82 77 7.1 77 300 Horry Hamilton. Ulch.70 7fi 77 77 311 Inb thnlr.

ncheilulo tomorrow, hut a vlctoCy for tho White Sox nnd. a defeat for Clove" land would RtlU clce tho Indians a Rome load. -x, Ily winning today, however, Chicago In the time. Ho relics on It only when he finds his fast ball and curvo aren't work ing right. He- Is moro of strikeout per creased Its udvnntnRn over New York to ii game nnd half and clinched second place'.

former than ifii his American League rival, having nearly twlcc nB many as Bagby to The formcY champions 'Wero after Boym) 1 nis create. from the Btart today, taking the lead In tho Kffect of Crowds Hccontl Inning. St. Louls tied It up In tin; Bnghy 's game is to work tho corners fourth, but the White Sox came back In and keep the connections from landing tho next inning nnd forged to tho frout Jock TTutcblion, .70 81 77 70313 Leo Dtaffri. 73 78 77 70310 with produced run.

While the WbUc Sox were In the of this rally, the scoro went up showing safe. Many of his offerings are smacked to the out-field, where the Indians' star fly chasers apply the hooks. j. Speaker has learned from experience that It Is disastrous to allow the overflow J. rnuinn, MonlRora.

fit 81 7R .77317 Willie Osrir. 81 82 78 78310 Cleveland had defeated Detroit and- cap Bah McDonald, Chicago 84 77 80 78-310 taorte Ayton, Chicago 7H 80 81324 crowds on the field when the Surge works. W. P. aoelrpl.

Charlotte 85 78 8J 82327 B. Montconi.an 80 88 78335 tured tbc championship. Jiayne woh takei out for a pinch hlttAr In the seventh, arm Dcbcrry, who succeeded, worked only oiBi Inning, when Chicago scored 'two runs 6Ti a like number of hltHj nnd one error. Kerr was hit bard, hut checked ttro ItrownR attauk In thc 'ptnchCB until Chicnpi had established a safe lead. John Importune fuctor In the victory- oi! the While Sor Orlvlng.

In three runs, au'C scoring three. in a recent Sunday game against washing-ton over 5,000 fans were turned awny from the gate In order to keep the right section of the playing field clear. But Spoke's dope bore fruit, for a careful count of the fllee that would have gone for two-base hits If the crowd had been admitted showed that they would have cost 'Bag jy the game. Walter's Throne Bagby Is now usurping the throne from which the great Wnltcr Johnson has slipped this year. He Is tho brainiest pitcher In the game today.

One of his choice foolers Is the knuckle ball. At tho age of he Is still In his prime. He was horn lu Georgia village. His baseball career atarted In Augusta the home of the wonder man Tyrus Kaymond Cobb. ii.

r.o. a. victor smith, K) n. hi C. Bitnwster, Atlantn 88 85 89 01353 Victory Worth Edgar's victory, which was made- posel-bllo by shooting the IfiBt eighteen holes tyo under par was worth $1,000 to him, as first prise was $1,000 and there was $50 prize for the best eljfhfen holes of play.

Second prhw was $500, and money down to txnth place. Jones, as an amateur, was elifflblo only to a medal for second place. IUdfiftr win also hold for year a sold cup offered by tho Atlanta Journal. Barnes and Hackney got $150 apiece, Hampton $250 with others sharing down to $40 for tenth man. Jons, who was runner, up In tho same moot last year, waa placed with two medals.

Chlcaco. AJI.K. Murphy, 1 'O 2 .0 3 ZD Lclbold, cf. till Collins, 2b J. Collins, lb 0 Fnlke, rf.

1.. 3 Strunk, If (.. 5 McClellan, ss Schalk, 5 Kerr, --Bagby enrae up to Cleveland from New ono an hpst amnteur and another for mnlBk. luff the heat round of any amateur. XHrtgnr, an Englishman employed as pro-fessfonal for several years at the Druid HI! Is Club here, started on his last round two strokes back of JoneB and Barnes, who were playing together.

He went out In. 34, two strokes better than par. and nt Orleans Into In 11)15. His best year, excepting 1020, which Ih his masterpiece, wns In 1017 when he won 24 games and lost 13. "David If arum' Deal Grimes is 27 years old.

Clear Lake, Irf celebrating this year, for that's where Burleigh was born. He (jot most of hlB baseball schooling in Dixie, also. lie figured In the "David 11a rum" trade which Ebuctts and Robinson made with tho Pirates In 1018 when they got Al Mamaux and Chuck Ward along with Grimes In exchange for Stenglo and Cutshaw. Prospects of seeing the premier hurlers of both leagues In the world series this fall adds the a la mode trimmings to the baseball pie. Totals lb 18 27 12 St.

Louis. A.D. K. II. P.O.

A. Qcrher, ss 4 0 1 0 4 Geileon, 2b 0 1 1 Bia.c-r, lb Ii 2 2 11 0 Jacobson, cf 5 1 1 3 Smith, 3b 0 2 2 12 Tobln, rf. 0 3 1 0 Wetzel, If. 5 0 3 0 Sevcreld, c. '5 1 1 4 0 2 0 1' 0, 2 Deberry, 0 0 0 0 0 Ityneh, 0 0 0 0.0 Lamb 1 0 0 0 0 "Mullen 1 0 0 0 :0 0 1 -0 J) -n no -o "'B Indians for First Time Vandy Backs Tramp Thru that stage stood one.

stroke ahead of Jones who required 07, and five strokes hotter than Barnes, who was playing wildly and needed 41. I4ut Wine Prattled It. Everything then depended on tho last nine holes and Kdgnr was nearly as good tho end won! ourney. Ho started with a btrdlo three on the tenth hole, played the iioxt six holes exactly In par, and slipped slnplo stroke on No. 17." Then ho finished with perfect three on No.

18, Just missing birdie two. It looked Hko Jones or Barnes until tho end of the Journey, and Hnmpton was nlwnrs threat- 27 12 Totals 43 1 10 In History Bag Pennant Light Birmingham Line 1 FOOTBALL RESULTS At Atlanta, Ga. University of Georgia 10; Citadel 0, cnlng, but miserable breaks In the luck held tho Richmond player back, though It Tris Speaker Cheered as His Team Downs Tigers and Breaks Long Flag Famine. rouia not break his steady playing. Hack Weak Defense Easily Punctured, While Ends Swept for Long Gains Score 54 to 0.

ney en mo to the third round almost unheralded nnd then broke loo bo with a 73. United for Bayne lu seventh. Batted for Deberry In eighth. Score by innings: Chicago 0 10 114 12 010 St Louis 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 3 7 Summnry Two-bnso hits, Strunk, llnyne. Three-base hits, Schulk, Ed.

Collins, J. Collins, Kerr, Smith. Stolen bases. Mc-Clellan, Smith. Sucrlllco hits, Gerher.

Left on bases, Chicago 0, St. Louis 10. Base on bnlls, off Bnyno 1. Hits, off llnyne, 15 In 7 Innings; off Deberry, 2 In 1 Inning; off Lynch, 1 In 1 Innings. Struck out, by Kerr 4, Bnyno 2, Lynch 1.

Losing plteher, Hayuo. Umpires, Illldc-brand and Morlnrlty. Time, 1:40. end for a GO-yard clatter up the field, planting the oval behind the bars. Kvnns scored rtnghy with a single.

In the eighth, Wood tripled over Flagstead's head nnd scored on nn out. Cleveland and Detroit will close tho American League season here tomorrow. Score i DETROIT, Oct. 2. Cleveland won Its way to the pennant by score of 10 to 1 toduy.

Cleveland needed only half a game more mnrgln In the league race to remove definitely the possibility of a tie with Chicago, While Jlra Bagby was hit bard, be kept the best round that farand flashed ont to a tie with Bdgar. only two back of Jones and Barnes, who were locked In a grapple and tied for tho lend at 230. At the end of the first round Edgar was flvo strokes back of the leader. At the end of the second ho was two strokes, aud also nt tho end of tho third. At he fourth hole of the IfiBt round, the 5'yh hole of tho tournament, he passed Barnts nnd caught Jones at tho seventh wheu hobby took a five.

With a birdie four on the long ninth, Kdgar went to the front nt last, on the G3rd nolo of tho long grind, and ho never was headed from there on. For the most part the Vandy counters were computed via off tackle plays jmd runs froth fako punt formations, their aerial attack being badly botched. Only one pass whirled from Bell to Morrow which netted yards was successful out of the many attempted. Vandy was off. at breakneck pace rushing over three totieh'dowas In the first quarter and In the second period.

Then the fuse In the Commodore assault flzxlcd out. They were unable to tally In the third period but pushed over one touchdown In tho final ounrter. By HL.INKEV HORN i You can gather only faint Idea of how hard a heavyweight' can swat from merely watching hlra work out with a featherweight. For many a ponderous pug has dealt murderous wallops on a punching bag and then had a highly lively time of It shielding his map from foetnnn's glove. Hence no great amount of concrete Ideas as to the strength of the Commodores can be accumulated through their 54 to 0 decision over Charlie Brown's Birmingham College eleven yesterday.

To a gent who was not among (hose present it would appear that the MefJugln machine has hopped forward on giant legH from their ragged showing ngainst State At Chapel Hill, N. Wake Forest North Carolina 0. At Greenville, S. Furman 41; Erakinc College 0. At Columbia, S.

South Carolina 10; Wofford 0. At New Haveh, Yale 44; Carnegie Tech U. At Annapolis, score end second period, Navy Carolina State It. At Princeton, N. finals: Princeton 17; Swnrthmore At N.

finals: second game: Army Marshall College 0. At Chicago: Northwestern Knox 0. At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Buck-nell 0. At Columbus: Ohio State 50; Ohio Wesley an 0. At Lexington 1., 130; Hamden Sidney.

0. At Washington and Leo Washington and Lee, 11; Davidson, 0. At Bloomingtou Indiana, Iowa, 14. At Beaver Palls Geneva, Pittsburgh, 47. At State College Penna State, 13; Gettysburg, 0.

At Washington Georgetown, 7S; St. Johns, 0. Kulm and Mlxon flood. FUMBLE GIVES PENN CHANCE TO WIN the hits fairly well scattered anil was accorded brllllaat support. It wns hlB 31st victory of the season.

Tris Speuker, the Cleveland manager, was the Idol of the fans throughout the game. He was given nn ovatluli when he stepped to tho plate in tbe first Inning nnd was cheered at every opportunity from then ou. Speaker responded with five brilliant fielding plays and three lilts In six times at tiic Plate, Oddly enough, Speaker mndc the final put-out of tho gnnie which brought ills team the chniuplimshlp. A fnn Jumped from the lileneliers and asked for the ball, hut Hie miiniii.nr rofiiKml: lie irniltfil On th attack. Pink Wade.

Bcrryhlll, Mlxon, Bell and Lath am shoao for Vandy. Pink had trouble gripping tho ball but battered bla way through the papier ran-ehe defense of Birmingham for 20, 25 nod yards on severallrlps. Latham ran with excellent Judgment In selecting his holes, whilo MIxou for nil his awkward Normal WmlneRdny. Yet as a matter or fact the Birmingham outfit was several notches below the Murfreesboro team I which was trodden down la the mid-week game. The Brown eleven came up minus its two regular ends and suffered from a general shake-up In nil effort to patch the machine bat (eyed by Injuries.

Coupled with that handicap, the torrid wentht-r np-peured to take heavy toll from the poorly conditioned Metliodlnts and their runkrf were rapidly riddled yesterday from new accidents. Capt. Lewis was knocked out after play- Morgantown, W. Va. West Vlrglula, huur tillintn i1nvn ernumi i 1 It as a keepsake.

1 1 pnn.AnKT.rnrA. Oct. 2. The University of lVnnrylvnnla team outplayed Buck-nell University here today nnd won on trick forward pass through center by score of 7 -to 0. Bucknell literally heat herself when Captain Joe Kostos fumbled tho ball on Mb own CO ynrd line nnd Joe Strauss or Pennsylvania fell on It.

A few minutes later Carl (irons grabbed pass from Strauss nnd raced through a big bole for I'ennuylvniiln'a lone touchdown. Strauss kleknd the goal. More lhan a of the spectators crowded on to tile field and surrounded Speaker he started for the dressing room, lie was imtteil oil tiic hack and his luiiids shaken liy admirers for 10 minutes. There was little doubt of Cleveland's victory after the third Inning when errors by Junes and Young, combined Willi singles by Speaker and Gardner sent in tlirce runs. Hums sent in two more with double to the scoreboard in the sixth and Ilngby followed In the seventh with a triple to (lie same pbicc, sending in tbree mates.

once hur.zcd around the wings for a 00-yard journey. Doc Kuhn nnd Belt who went Into the game after the first backflvM combination had been withdrawn, played gallantly for the black and gold. Both displayed considerable drive although Bell -had trouble at times keeping his feet. Kuhn followed tho hall like a hawk, nnd proved a dlffl-eult man to haul down once under way. Bell had some trouble keeping his feet.

In they line Gink llendrix played with pleasing energy ond Intor In the game was transplanted to the baekfield. In general shaken wherein, three full teams tolled. Clouds of dust ehoke.d the players vet for a dry afternoon the, fumbling was distressing. The line-up i Cleveland At Carlisle Albright, Dickinson. 0.

At Baltimore Johns Hopkins, JU; Mount St. Mary's. At Washington George Washington, Western Maryland. 7. At New York Columbia, 21; Trinity, 0.

At Hamilton Colgate, Susquehanna. 0. At Syracuse Syracuse, 40; Vonntfnt, 0. At Hohoken Stevens, 12; Penna Military. 10.

At New Brunswick Bulgers, Maryland. 0. At Smith Bend Notre Dame, 30; Kalamazoo College, 0. At Cleveland Unldwin-Wallace, 20; Western Itesprves, At Cleveland Deiinlson, Case School. 0.

At Detroit University -of Detroit, 34; Duquesne, 0. At Knst Lansing Mich. Aggies, 10; Albion. 0. At Huston, Pa.

Lafayette. 20; Muhlen-burg. At Richmond. Iud. Karlham, 21; Hanover.

At lndhmaphlla Wiiteiiburg, 20; Butler. 0. At Oherlla Oberlln, 21; Af Iiaiieiitter Prnnkltu and Marshall, -1; Lebanon Valley. 7. lag a stubborn game nnd Green, at tackle', was carried off with a battered ankle.

Outweighed by a robust margin, aud to nil appearances, frightened more at Vondy's mime than at their actual strength, the Methodists offered feeble opposition. But three times were they aide to register first downs and only the third qunrter, when Thomas fumbled a punt and Spears fell upon the ball was the Birmingham eleven In Vandy's territory. Twice they held the McGugln people for downs. Interfermice Improves. Chopping away the frills which are expected to go with a 51 to 0 score, strict neutrality 'compels the admission that the Commodores showed only meager improvement over their working ngaliint Stnte Normal.

There was noticeable progress In the way the Interference formed, the blocking of the ends wa better, but the open field blocking was discouraging. There 4..1 1, Itlrmlnrhfun-Souflirrn E. M. Baker Propst LG. IOvans, If AVamlisgttuas, Speaker, ef.

Burns, lh. Gardner, 31i. Wood, rf Scwell, bs. O'Neill, c. Nunaiunkcr, Bagby, p.

Totals Detroit Young, 2b. Bush, ss. VrwiilerblU Nell P.uckner llendrix Hill Ballev Ilellar 1. Baker Borryhill ii. l'u.

a. 0 10 0 0 2 3 1 (1 0 2 a 1 2 8 2 0 0 1 .1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 115 4 0 1 0 3 0 0'. 0 0 0 0 0 112 10 10 11 27 13 0 it. ii. ro.

a. 'j 0 0 12 1 0 2 14 0' 0 15 0 11 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 ii i 0 2 3 0 0 0 113 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0, 1 oi 1 11 20 10 4 Nee.se Kvnns Hodges Green Batv Brlupkelle Lewis Miller Burney Kuhn .1, Wade. Thomas. Goal Neil .1, Thom- Mlxon opposing nioleskinner and too little dlspo-1 PRINCETON WINS FROM SWARTHMORE riUNCBTON, N. ,7., Oct.

2. Princeton opened Its football season bore today with a 17 to 0 victory over Swnrthmore. Tho Tigers had the advantage throughout the first throe periods and It was during that time that all tho orange and Mack (allies were registered. Swnrthmore rallied In the final period, ploughing through Prlnreton's line for eiitmistciit gains which enabled them to Hcoro their only touchdown, TECH SLAUGHTERS OGLETHORPE, 55 TOO STYiANTA. Oct.

H. Georgia Tech, through the Oglethorpe eleven utmost ni ill here today nnd scared up csprytaUy strong while lht Urn-wan almost Impregnable against the lighter Oglethorpe team. The latter threatened to score In the si'cund period but was nnahle to gain when within few yards of goal. TENNESSEE EASfLY DEFEATS MARYVILLE Latham Sninmnry i Touchdowns. Men realize that clothes must fail to give real satisfaction unless they are made up to a standard not down to a price.

They appreciate the standard that Davitt's made-to-order clothes have maintained throughout the recent uncertainties of the clothing market. Suits To Order, $65.00 up BiTryhlll. Bell. Gotchnux-after touchdown. Latham 1, Al Atlanta: Georgia Tech 05; Oglethorpe Cobb, cf University 0.

Veuch, If. At Lincoln: Nebraska, 14; Washburn, 0. Hollmann, lb. At Crinnell. 42: Prim, 0.

FJngstead, rf. At Pes Moines: Drake, tt; Simpson, 0. I Jones, 3h, At Ames: Ce, (1; Ames. 0. Maalon, c.

At Kansns. 47: Bmnorla Nor- Oldham, inn), u. i Baumgartuer, p. Ilule At Columbia: Missouri, 41; Missouri sltion on Vanity's part to leave 'the feet when blocking In the open field. The rgh.g of 1 ne forwards wan a notch or two lower and the Vandy linemen Injected more vigor into their work than was noticeable in the Normal affair.

Yet the alight improvement In the absorption of football l'undanienlals was by no means abreast of the cherished hope that the Me-guglii line would display the proper amount of vigor offensively and stiffening on the defease. There were numerous times witeu the Methodists broke through and snagged Vandy rftuners. Yet the Me-Ougtn forwards did open holes at times whieh would accommodate a pralte scliooh er, yet there was no consistency ubout their play. as I. Crefion 1.

Snbsrtllutlons: Williams for Noll. Holmes for Buykiior, Ilellar for Hltl. Ilellar for Bailey, MeCultough for Ilellar. Woodson for Baker. Kuhn for Borryhill.

Thomfts ffr Wade. Hell for Latham, God-chaux ftr Knhn, Polytlnsky for Ilellar, Cresou for (loilchaux, ltountree for Mtxon, Griffin for M. Baker, Bagley for Kvnns, Norton for Burney. lteferoo, Dick linger. Pnvplro, I'M Hamilton.

Head Unpstnan, Jhclc Blair, Timekeeper, Tommy Xcrfoos. 'J'ime of quarters, lo mlnutcH. Wesleymi. 0. At Clinnson College: Clemson, 2(1; JJew-berry College.

0. At Starkvllle Mississippi A. ft M. College 27; Mississippi College, 0. At New Orleans Tulanc.

7I; Southwestern. 0. At' Greeneviile, Tenn. University of Chattanooga, 21; Tasctlluln College, 0. Batted for Oldham In eighth.

Wumby out in fourth, bit by own bat--ted bull. Scoro by Innings: Cleveland 00300241 O10 Detroit 00000000 11 Summary Two-base hits, Buras, Cobb, Hale. Three-bnso bits, Bagby, Wood. ARMY ELEVEN IS At Clnelnimti: Kenyon university of TWO TIME WINNER I roiieiiiiiati Utrryhm I It art, Mke the eugageinciit the victory proved iimfi' more or Iphk costly to the Commodores for Prank Bcrryhlll, the fleet At Illaelisburg V. P.

I. 21; William aud Stolen bnscs, llcitmnnn, Flngstead. Don WK8T Oct 2. -The Army Mary 0. At Cliarlottes'ville: doliiii-Miieou 0.

Han- Virginia 05; Tailors and Furnishers 217 FOURTH AVENUE, NORTH half with a ankle injury which more thaiJ mva' wlUl 'lltlfl 0 bonder contest today, defeating likely will kctto hlni ouLuf the Tennessee ble plays, Wamby to Sewcll to Burns; Young to Hcllmann, Seweil to Burns. Left on bases, Cleveland 12, Detroit 7. Bases on hulls, off Oldham S. Hits, off Oldham 13 In 8 Innings; off Buumgnrtncr. 1 In 1 Innlug.

nit by pitcher, Oldham (O'eill). Struck oul, by dinghy 1. Losing pitcher, Oldham. Umpires, Chill and Owens. Time, KNOXVIMiE.

Oct. 2. The University of Tennesitcv defeated Mnryvlllc College, 4.1 to today In a game featured by the smooth working of the Volunteer machine. Mnryvllle wa considerably At Guilford, N. C.

Hoanokc College Guilford College 7. 10At Tuscaloosa, Alabama, University of Alabama. 40; Marlon, 0. At Lexington, W. Davidson, Washington and Lee, 0.

Cnllip of Schenectady. 30 to and College of Huntington, W. 3S to 0. Tile cadets were never linrd pressed. Struggle, lip to that time Berry wns a whirlwind on the attack, making possible the first touchdown, which came Klxty fMvoVids.

after tb kiekoff, by a 45-yard return of a punt. Shortly siter he skirted.