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VI SPORTS THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA fiAi MONDAY. SEPTEMBR7121921. SPORTS PAGE NINE Wingos Two Homers and Triple Fail. to. Win For Bedgood Again Vols Score Five Runs in Eighth and Offset Reds Great Work With the Bat.

Nashville. Tenn. September 11. Special. Red Wthgos pair of homers and a triple along with a Pair or doubles and eight singles jaiiea to win for the Crackers over the Vols yesterday due to Bedgoods inability to check the hard hitting of the Vols who WOO 10 to 9.

Napier relieved Bedgood In the eighth with three men on and walked Kline. forcing over the winning run. The Vole collected 11 hits off Bedgood- during his' term in the box. only one being for two bases. but they were' considerably bunched in the eighth when the Vols scored rive runs tied the score and then won the game at the same time.

RedI stick work' had previously given the Crackers a nice lead but Bedgood. blowoft in the eighth broke up the argument. Mayer got three hits and Joe Guyon two in adding to Reds collection. Totals to 9 13 24 14 2 NASHVILLE- ab. r.

h. po. a. e. Pepe.

cc. I 1 2 4 7 0 Morse ab 2 3 Smith. lb. I 0 Burke. 2b.

0 Warmoth. rf. p. 4 Klein. ct 4 4 Jonnard 4 fPorter it.

3 Statham. 1 Knaupp rt. 1 VUerile 1 Totale 35 10 12 27 18 4 xBatted for Statham in sixth. Score innings R. Atlanta 100 104 210 9 Nashville 101 300 05x 10 Two base hits.

Ritter. Dedgood Tonnard Three base hits Wingo. Home runs Wingo 2 Sacrifice hits. Bedgood. Morse.

Stolen bases. Guy- on. Morse. Klein. Innings' pitched by Bedgood.

7 3. with 11 hits and 7 runs by Napier. 3 with 1 hit and 3 runs by Statham 6 with- 10 hits and 6 runs by Warmoth I ith I hits and 3 runs. Winning- pitcher Warmoth. Losing pitcher.

Bedgood. Struck out by Napier 1 by Statham 2 Bases on balls off Bedgood 5 off Napier 1 off Statham 2. off Warmoth 2. Hit batsmen. Bedgood For- ter Left on bases Atlanta 9.

Nashville 7. Time. 2 05. Umpires Pfennlnger and Cochran. Chicks Cinch Flag.

Memphis. September 11 Memphis practically cinched the Southern as sociation 1921 pennant. today by taking the last two games to be played on the home grounds this season from Little Rock. 3 to 0 and 3 to 1. New Orleans lost today.

it Is necessary for Memphis to take only one more game out of the eight remaining to be played to become the pennant winners. Tuoro. who pitched both games today. allowed only one run. a homer by Tutweiler in the sixteen inning Little Rock getting only eleven scattered hits in the two games.

In both games Memphis bunched their hits off Little Rock pitchers. The double victory of Memphis was witnessed by 9711 fans. who paid admission. FIRST GAME. The Box Score.

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po a Zoeilrrab 21 KAliln 0 1 6 WllUarsclf 4 0 0 :1 0 2 SicLarrlib 1 OH I 100 3018 llll ncf imprf 0 I i orkcj y. IlungisOc i 2001 I Tu 100-01) i 1 1 30 3 7 27 10 Tnuli 28 0 3 24 Halted for lJlekermsn In ninth. Score by innings. R. Little Rock 000 000 000 0 Memphis 000 201 OOx 3 Summary Two-base hits.

Hungeling Brown three-base kit Yockey Camp stolen base. Wano double pla MeMlilan to Yockey to McLarry High to Yockey to McLarry. Demoe to Wano left on base. Memphis 6. Little Rock 1 base on balls off Tuero 3 off Lickerman 3.

struck out by Tuero 2 time. 130. umpires. Pflrman and Schaeffer. SECOND GAME.

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MKM a 3 bMcililnM 1 uUllUanulf 1 UcL ny Ib 1 0 0 0 I 31101 21 TAU 16 1 18 ToUl sPatted tot wanc in KvcmiL Score by innings R. Little Rock 100 000 0 1 Memphis 002 010 3 Seven Innings by agreement. Summary Two-base hits McMillan Dowie. Davis home run. Tut- weiler sacrifice hit Davis stolen bases.

Brown Harper left on base Memphis 8 Little Rock 5 wild pitch. Evans 2 base on balls. off Evans 6. struck out. by Evans 1 time.

I :20 umpires. Schaeffer and Ptlr- man. fleer. fleet Dan Boone. Chattanooga.

Tenn. September ii. Mobile scored six runs In a ninth- Inning rally this afternoon driving Boone from the boy and defeated Chattanooga in the opening contest of the series. to S. Totala41 S1 JT14 Toula.

35 51J 14 xBtcud toe TUteIIOs Is nlsth. seen for McDonald In th seventh. Score by innings R. Mobile 002 000 006 8 Chattanooga 201 000 200 5 Summary Two-base hit Cunningham 2 three-base hit. Roberts home run.

Bronkle sacrifice hits. id. erkorn Fiedler stolen bases. Hendricke Anderson. Croll left on base.

Mobile 11 Chattanooga base on balls. off Boone 5 off Wells 1. off VTorkelson 2 struck out. by Boone 3 ujby Morris 1. by Torkelson 3 hit by fpitcher.

Boone umpires. Jorda' and hamt bits orf Boone 10 with 7 runs In innings. off Wells 3 with 2 runs In 3 innings. off Torkel- son with 3 runs in 3 Innings winning pitcher. Torkelson losing ssttchcer.

Boone umpires. Jorda and Evans time. 1:55. Pel. Lose Hope.

New Orleans September 11. The Pelicans lost all hopes of overtak- ing the. Chicks for the Southern league pennant today when trimmed New leans Tfle nie Was long drawn out. due to ve wrangling over Umpire Tandy decisions. especially In the third Inning.

when Eddie Bogart stole home with the tying BASEBALL TODAY Atlanta vs. New Orleans CALLED 3 O'CLOCK run. Cliff WMtehlll protested so much that he was ordered from the park. The Box Score. B' ab.

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po. a Ht raria I Su acf Taj torJb 4 1 Uenu orf 3011 ULesflep 4 0 1 5 VhlteUolilp 1000 1 5 31 3 0 3 3 3 4 0 1 TotiU. 35 ft 1 Total- 32 3 TIT Score by innings R. Birmingham 209 220 000 New- Orleans 101 001 000 3 Summary Three-base hits. Griffith.

Stewart two-base hits. Griffith Deberry sacrifice hits Gilbert stolen bases Bogart Boone hit by pitched ball. Tayior by Vance struck out. by Whltehlll 1. by Wheeler 3.

by Vance 6 baea on balls. off WItehili 2 off Wheeler 0 off Vance 3 Innings pitched. by Whitehill 3 with 2 runs and 3 hits by Wheeleh 6 wIth 4 runs and 6 hits winning pitcher. Wheeler left on base. by Birmingham 6.

by New Orleans 6 double plays. Leslie to Knaupp Taylor to Stewart to Bren- nan passed ball. Brandon time of game. 2:10 umpires Tandy and OToole YESTERDAYS RESULTS Southern League. Atlanta 9.

Nashville 10. Mobile 8 Chattanooga 5. Birmingham 6 New Orleans 3. Little Hock 1. Memphis 33.

National League. New York 11 Brooklyn 3 St. Louis 10 Chicago 5. llttsburg 1 Cincinnati 4. Only three games pla ed.

American League. Detroit 5. Chicago 1 New York 5. Boston 31. Philadelphia 6.

Washington 7. Cleveland 8 St. Louis 4. International League. At Syracuse 5.

Buffalo 4. At Rochester 8. Toronto 3. At Reading 30. Jersey City 44.

At Baltimore 812. Newark 41. American Association. At Toledo 1 Indianapolis 2 12 innings At Minneapolis 8 Kansas City 2. At Columbue 3-2 Louisville 3.

At St. Paul 54 Milwaukee 92. PELS HERE' FOR 2 GAMES The Crackers are back home again today. with New Orleans as guests for the Pels' last appearance of the year. The Dobbs clan will be here Monday and Tuesday for only two games.

The Chicks have practically cinched their flag. need- Ing only one more win in eight starts for mathematical certainty and they have only Little Stock and Nashville for the rest of the time. The Pels have never given up the ghost till nowbut Its about necessary at st. The Crackers and Little Rockers. are staging a merry battle for the possession of the lower berth In the first division.

By some close figuring the Crackers should win out. since the Travelers are only one- half game ahead of the Crackers. In the last two da the Crackers Crave only lost two games. while the Travelers have lost four. enabling the Crackers to gain a fun game.

With Nashville for four games and Mi mphis for three this week. the Travelers should have an excellent chance of losing most of their games. while the Crackers are 101- Ing to New Orleans and perhaps winning several of the four games with Chattanooga. It looks like- the Crackers will be forced to take fourth place in spite of all they can do. WEST IN to MEET Chicago September 11.

The annual west tennis team' championship matches ill be played at the South Side Tennis club here September 25 it was announced to day. The teams will line up as follows East- William Tilden. Philadelphia. Vincent Richards New York R. Lindley Murray Niagara Falls S.

Howard Voshell. Brooklyn Frank Anderson New York Watson Washburn. New York R. Norris Williams. Boston.

or Sam Hardy. New York. West William Johnston. Robert Klnsey. Willis Davis and Howard Ktnsey.

San Francisco Philip Nest Portland. Ore. and James Davis. Palo Alto. Cal.

Tie winner In five of the nine matches will be he team champion' for the year. The east won at Philadelphia last rear. SLUG WAY TO LEAD Brooklyn. September 11. The Giants bounced twenty hits off four Brooklyn pitchers.

three of them' southpaws. and won today's game. 11 to S. Douglas started for New York but was taken out with the bases full and none out in. the third.

Toney finished the- game and allowed only three Sits In seven innings. two runners were left on base. The Box Score. Score by innings R. New York 221 008 000 11 Brooklyn 003 000 000 3 Summary Two-base hits.

Burns Snyder. Tqney sacrifice Bancrott Frlsch 2 Douglas double plays. Olson. Janvryn and Schmandt left on base. New York 12 Brooklyn 10 base on balls oft Douglas 2 off Mitchell 2 off Mlljus 2 oft Tone" 3 hits.

oft Douglas in 2 Innings none out In 3rd off Tones' 3 in 7 off Mitchell 6 in 3. oft Mlljns 7 In 2 3. off Smith 3 In 3 off Schupp 4 In 4 struck out. by Douglas 1 by Toney 1. by Mitchell 1.

by. Mlljus 2 winning pitcher. Toney losing pitcher. Mitchell umpires Klem and McCormick time. 2 hours.

Reds Tumble Pitt. Cincinnati September 11. llar- quard kept Pittsburgh hits scattered and blanked them until the ninth toning. Cincinnati winning today's game 4 to 1. Umpire Bren- nan was hit on the arm by Hamilton trying a quick return" delivery and was badly hurt.

The Box Score. ilUttcJ for Hamilton In eighth. Score by innings R. Pittsburg 000 000 001 1 Cincinnati 020 001 lOx 4 Summary Two-base hits. Fonseca three-base hits.

Maranvllle stolen bases. Carey. Blgbee sacrifice Fonseca. Robertson double plays. Hargrave to Daubert Groh to Donne to Daubert left on baser Cincinnati 10.

Pittsburg- 6 base on hails off Hamilton 4 off Marquerd 6 hits off Hamilton In 7 In nings. off Carlson none in one in ning losing pitcher. Hamilton umpires Brennan and Hart time 1:50. Citrd Best Cubs. Chicago September 11.

St. Louts won the final game of the year with Chicago 10 to 7 today. giving them 14 out of 22 games for their season record. Killefer used four pitchers in a vain effort to stop the slugging Cardinals. Sherdell went Into the eighth then was batted out of the box and Doak finished.

Score R. H. E. St. Louis 510 000 013 10 18 3 Chicago.

000 010 040 581 Batteles Sherdell. Doak and Clem- ons Cheeves. Ponder Jones. York and aly OFanell Philadelphia. off day.

BIG. ELEVENS OFF IN EAST BY SIDNEY B. WRIPPLE United Staff Correspondent. New York. September 11.

Year hog football clubs are going to have a tough time breaking into the elect on eastern gridirons this season. Mobilization of college teams this side of' the Mississippi is completed. Few of the names that broke Into print in 1920 are missing. Out or a hundred candidates. the Harvard coaches have cut an un- wieldly squad down td sixty.

which Is the size of the present Yale es tabllshment. The new material at Cambridge has been a trifle disappointing to the football faculty and there is a noticeable lack of weight In the group now trying to make. the line. The back field. however.

with Churchill Owen. Buell and oth- ers still ready to carry the ball. willlave all the driving power needed for the offensive together with a great deal of moral and mental strength. induced by the fact that these men have had one or more years of experience in Class A games. Princeton Strong Again.

Princeton has a nobby little list of timers In the official roster. Keck and Hooper. a couple of willing boys. who work at tackle are back in toys. Gharrlty and Gllroy halfbacks.

are in again. So is Lowrie the pilot. Yale rejoices in Captain Aldrich. halfback. who' la getting faster every day reports from New Haven agree.

Jlnto and Mackay regular tackels of 1920. are on the squad. and practically sure of positions. The only youngster who Is beginning to flash into prominence as a Yale newcomer is a boy named OHearn. who seems to have everything and who may find himself securely lodge In the quarterback position when the season opens of ficially.

The unusual September weather in the east has had its effect on the workouts at each of these colleges. A little listless falling on the ball and gymnastic stunts to limber up the men. have comprised a greater part of the programs adopted by coaches of Atlantic coast teams. Still football doesn't begin to horn into the public eye for two weeks. and there is still' time left to take a few cracks at the shiny new leather dummies before' the stadiums begin to fill up.

Women's City Championship Tourney at Druid Hills Today Miss Mayer Will Not Defend Title Strong Entry List for City Honors. The qualifying rounds in the tournament for the premier woman's golfing honors of the city of Atlanta will be played over the Druid HiLM course today. The field will be composed of the greater portion of the leading women golfers in the city of Atlanta. Unfortunately Miss Rosalie Mayer will not defend her title won last year but will rest up preparatory to entering the women's national cham. pionship play.

which title is now securely In the grasp of Miss Alexa Sterling Atlanta's and Americas most famous golfer. Miss Mayer has been playing great golf this summer and stands good chances of advancing far into the national title play. Mrs. Lownds Favored. Mrs.

Doer Lowndes. up In the women's southern play in New Orleans. is one of the out. Standing entries of the field. Mrs.

Tom Paine Is also one of the stead' lest woman golfers in the south and is in fine fettle for the city play. Mrs. H. Beck and Mrs. George Harrington are also well up in the ranks of Atlanta's women stars.

The title play will be over the hole route throughout but a special flight for the nlneMiole course will be entered In the play. Special tees are used on some of the long holes for the benefit of the women golfers who are unable to get the powerful drives necessary for the long holts. Special Flights. The qualifying and match play will be from scratch throughout. Trophies will be awarded the low medalist lit th qualifying rounds In both the special nine-hole route and the hole play.

The winner of the title will receive the trophy emblematic of the city crown and the winners and up in the various flights will also receive prizes. The public Is Invited to attend the play of the title roandsthroughout the tournament. Socially the event is one of the most Important of the season for outdoor sports. The entire entry list fs composed of women very prominent In social activities In the city i PUTTOWTIIE NEXT MODERN SOAKS ARK. OCEAIT UtICKSTERS still continue to ddle boose along our unprotected coast line.

Wh white sails are gleaming In harbor pops nose will be gleaming in twilight. HEADACHES ARE BEING SMUGGLED into U. S. In habit-forming quantities. Joshua made sun stand still.

But we love man who made moonshine stilL HIGH TIDE YESTERDAY waa 35000 quarts. Low tide mark was 7000 pints. ENFORCEMENT AGENTS GRABBED boatload alien booze worth million dollars in standard thirst of any mans country. Every ocean liner Is modern Noah's ark. Take one drink on boat and you will see two of every kind of animal In world.

NOAH LICKED AROUND because he inherited Inside Up world was going wet at November elections. Modern Noahs paddle forth because works went dry. JUST ONE SNIFTER on 1921 arks. Animals start to leap up gangway. First come brilliantly spangled rhinozebra with.

mouth like winglr jjj doors. Then twin spotted htccoughlng hyena chasing orchestra of barroom flies. After that legged ostrich escorted by flock of Persian rugs. ANOTHER POWDER and more important animals check their hats at door. Two-tailed spittoonkees arrive with rainbow flamingo valets.

Six refugee vegetarian lions flee up gangplank with saw-edged canary birds' In pursuit. Noah cant pull up gangplank because two fleas are tugging at other end. THIRD INSTALLMENT OP HIP OIL. Red white and blue phantum walteec into Noah's ocean office. Me I advance agent for shark-nosed puma with porcupine feathers.

By this time evening is ending as peace. fully as it began. Thousand bootlegged centipedes clamber up gangplank flanked on all sides by monocled Englfsh sparrows. NOAH DIDN'T HAVE ANT ARK AT ALL compared with 1921 marine zoos. PITCHING SOUTHEBS SSOOIATION.

Team Batting. auk AD. It. Ii. PCT.

Few Orleans 4753 7661443 303 Memphis 48156 814143d 294 Birmingham 4761 719 1378 288 Little Rock 4703 656 1341 285 Nashville 4841 681 1368 283 Chattanooga 4605 4741236 283 Atlanta 4628 6311219 263 Mobile 579 078 1180 300 Team Thlding. Clubs. PO. A. E.

PCT. New Orleans 36601803 183 063 Memphis 3792 1981 218 904 Atlanta 36991773 209 063 Birmingham 3704 2719 254 053 Mobile 3575 1822 268 933 Little Rock 37171782 282 851 Xashrllle 3676 1 28 308 947 Qisttanoea Sell 180 520 940 Individual Batting. Fifteen or more gamp Player Club. An. H.

PCT. I. 31 Boon X. O. 627 111 206 351 Sichsrry Memphis 511 ill 183 35 Griffith.

N. 5 10 206 J53 Bogart. X. 509 117 175 344 Stellbener Nosh. 435 69 148 840 Burke sh 400 75 139 340 Camp Mom.

588 93 199 338 Traynor Bhsm. 527 101 177 3311. Harper. L. 494 90 164 332 Ilenisen Bham.

44 76 154 332 Don. Brown L. R. 504 88 1117 531 WitlIsnis Memphis Mi 4 1ST 330 ten art Ilisam. 533 96 178 330 Leslie 5.

520 155 171 329 Mulrey. Mobile 322 62 171) 326 Gilbert N. O. 490 93 155 323 Hungllng Yem. 362 CO 117 323 Anderson.

Ohaita 4 4 63 151 322. Wano R. 514 74 265 321 High Memphis 545 125 173 321 Hen Teld I R. 56 7 18 321 SfcSillJas Memphis 503 113 IRS 317 Wtngo Atlanta 420 58 313 317 Demoe L. R.

837 106 313 W. Brown. Xash 446 60 140 314 Xeiderkorn Oiiatta. 400 53 1211 310 Oeborne Atlanta 39 3 12 858 Tom Taylor llham. 408 87 123 300 Guyon.

Atlanta 481 72 1441 304 Slayer Atlanta 138 70 159 301 Land. L. R. 346 86 104 301 Tope Mobil 100 17 30 300 Finery llham. 499 99 149 210 Morse Nash 307 35 1 206 Martins X.

0 115 14 34 2116 Slug Bhazn. 495 88 143 295 Tutweller L. R. 482 65 141 293 Phillips X. 0 1061 18 29 2 0 Goocfc.

Bham 453 49 131 280 Porter. Nub. 7 3 22 280 Shay. Chatta 497 77 143 2 8 Moore 1. R.

404 70 133 344 Xanffniss Atlanta. 416 47 118 284 Smith. Nash. 252 33 83 354 C. Knaupp Xa h.

546 86 154 282 Gv1n. Uotriie. bQS 87 143 282 Mullen Mobile 810 83 384 279 Or. Jonnard- Bash. 482 45 108 278 lledler istta.

S3B 41 83 277 Schulte Mobile 210 4 18 276 Cunningham Cfaatta. 283 33 78 276 Sheridan 0 447 44 527 278 31. Knaupp. N. 0 485 72 133 274 Eyaiw L.

R. 70 8 19 271 Allen Bham 469 59 126 269 Hendrleks Chatta. 524 82 141 280 McDonald. chtta 4 SO 160 121 269 Croll ClIatla. 376 43 101 208 Uattwion X.

71 5 19 268 n. Smith. Atlanta 82 22 208 IletI Mobile 442 79 118 267 Per Xa 531 74 141 2016 Rader. X. O.

377 53 100 205 D. Boone. CJiatta. 197 26 52 2 4 Wagner Mobile 321 38 84 262 i Gruff Atlanta 404 00 121 261 Zoellers L. 276 39 72' 281 Yorkey Memphis 532 67 US 239 Fields L.

R. 97 12 25 258 Bronkle Mobile 467 82 120 257 Robinson I 130 9 33 254 DtBerrjt X. O. 342 44 55 248 Graham Chstta. 150 9 37 247 hitter Atlanta 479 ill 118 248 Marks Memphis 90 14 22 244 C.

Schmidt. Atlanta 178 20 43 242 Clarke rfhajn. 2100 34 011 236 Dowie Memphis 271 27 64 236 Rarlden Atlanta 2111 21 CO 231 Pond Mobile 277 111 63 227 Roberts Mobile 97 3 22 227 Bedgood Atlanta 68 7 35 227 Zalisiser Memphis Ill 19 25 225 Vines Chattanooga 08 5 22 225 Manning uanta 90. 9 20 222 Wlodlld Cloatte. 4054 83 88 220 Wlckham.

Mobile 286 39 413 220 Fulton. Mobile 94 8 :8) 237 Vance N. 0 83 9 IH 218 Johnson Goalie. 37 3 216 StatheIn. Nash.

lit 11 25 214 Payne Xash ha 6 30. 213 Whltehlll Bloam. 100 11 21 210 Brandon Bhs3n SO 51 18 203 Faulkner Mobile 225 20 44 196 Meyers X. 0. 84 fl 18 190 Warmoth Nash 101 13 18 528 Sugs Atlanta 119 9 50 108 Torkelsoe Mobile 69 7 11 150 Pitchors' Records.

Players-Club. to. W. L. 101.

Bailey X. a 19 9 2 818 Oeborae Atlanta. 17 7 2 778 Phillips. N. O.

43 51 7 787 Tuero Hem. 40 24 8 SO Lohman Men. 23 9 3 730 Boyd tem. 33 6 2 780 Mark Stein. 81 19 7 731 P.

Morrrmn Bhara. 48 20 9 890 Vance X. O. 38 21 50 877 Matteton N. 0 28 33 6 674 Lankescu Nash.

Ii 10 ft 887 Ei ana L. R. 10 4 2 6117 Zanntoer Stern. 32 20 11 645 Weeper Bbam a 9 5 643 Xapier Atluita a 8 75 613 Eberliard floats. 33 18 12 600 James.

X. 0 20 9 8 600 Whtehltl BOom. 40 19 13 594 Pope Mobile 31 13 10 565 wton. Bfcam. 19 9 7 503 Johnson.

Chat. 39 5 545 Clot Jonnard. L. It. Ill 21 18 533 Hengevotd I- B.

25 7 533. Mohart Memphis 19 9 8 528 Fields. L. R. 43 14 13 819 Sugg Atlanta 43 18 38 500 Wlngfidd.

Chatta. 1 1 500 Warnxrath Xuh. 42 IS 20 444 Itobliwon 1. R. 50 16 10 441 Martina.

N. O. 37 1 27 423 Mar1ai1 Attanta 19 5 7 417 Gallagher Bhsns. 21 4 6 400 Noel COatta. 35 13 21 362 D.

Boone Chatta 33 11 IS 378 Bedirood AUanta 35 7 13 350 dtatham Noah. 43 11. 21 344 raton. Mobile 41 11 21 344 Payne. Nash.

41 9 IS 333 Morris Chatta. 34 9 19 321 TortoIses Xobll 15 2 5 Welts. Sleblle 19 3 8 373 Roberta. Mobil 87 8 24 250 James ash. 11 2 7 223 Vines.

G1tts 37 8 24 200 Cliry. L. S. 17 3 5 167 Stewart Xasn 000 Dlokermas. I.

R. 2 0 2 000 AxzzrnL LRLGUL Team Batting. anl AB. ft. IL PCT.

Detroit 4 3 7981535 318 tlereland 4654 7901459 313 St. Looia 4774 7221459 306 New York 4484 777 1346 300 Chicago 4602 579 1295 281 Washington 4873 6231289 278 rtooton 4359 5581507 277 Philadelphia 4814 5611265 274 Tesa Tlaidif Itt PO. A. E. PCT.

Boston 33901613 123 976 Chicago 35581754 166 974 levetind JUT 1628 178 987 New York 3490 1682 185 969 St. Louis 8628 1880 201 964 Detroit. 3712 1743 201 84 Washington 3650 1737' 220 961 Philadelphia 5522 1 78 2 4 959 XndiTldul Batting. Fifteen or more game Uub. AS.

B. PCT. Shlnanlt Clere. 23 3 10 435 Shaw. Wash IS 2 917 Ttarenport.

cti. it 3 7 483 Heilmun. Det. S2T 103 523 4612 Cobb Oct. 450 311 176 Wood.

Olere. 133 22 62 Ruth. X. 485 155 178 Slider. St.

14 504 108 182 Ucrormer X. 37 4 14 Burns Ieee. 205 46 77 Speaker Clere. 478 103 176 Tobln St. L.

588 118 214 nnamaker Oen. all IS 47 Cole Detroit 31 9 11 leach Detroit 638 99 186 Jarobson. St. I. 518 67 177 Williams St.

L. 493 103 169 E. Collins 458 68 328 Strusk. Ohl 385 5 124 Ilodge Chi 47 5 16 Severeld St. L.

400 35 135 Stephenson. CUT 996 42 66 Hooper Chi. 335 :11 132 Pratt Boston" 420 63 139 Witt plels. 638 89 176 Steusel X. V.

513 85 187 J. Bush. Boston SO 29 Sewell Cleve 491 98 159 OXein OleTe. 275 30 09 Rice Wash. 492 a 158 Austin.

St. 1. 56 7 18 Flsgstead Det 248 40 79 Evans Ope. 126 30 40 Gardner Ieee. 514 06 162 Ward X.

T. 443 73 332 liars X. 122 32 Griffin. Phlls. 118 14 Uenoskey.

Phila 430 72 Paul JohMon PMU. 150 33 Woodall Iet 58 8 Judge Wash. 543 flayne St. L. uujur OL.

it. 9 Blue Detroit 83 91 S. Smith Cine. 861 83 Mclnnla Boston 493 01 Shanks Wash 499 78 R. Jones Dot.

481 73 C. Walker PhHa. 467 71. Sebang X. 1.

369 60 Bawler. Bet. 352 33 Johnston Cine. 041 48 tinker X. 322 48 Pitchers' Records.

Player Club. G. W. Harper X. Y.

4 3 Shaw h. 15 1 Cute. J3et. 33 33 133 31 18 1018 16 1123 112 151. 152 148 542 112 107 105 97 Ferguson X.

Y. Slays X. Y. Isayne St. I Coreleslie.

ee Faber Chi. Shocker St. L. Morton Clere. 17 43 25 39 oron re Karr Boston 0 6 3.

Bush Boston 31 12 W. Collins X. 21 10 Sothoron Clere 25 ii S. Jones Boston 80 20 Stalls Clere 29 12 Moore. Phila.

24 9 Part Bet. 10 3 Mogrldge. Wa h. 33 18 Shawkey. N.

I. 4t. 29 14 Kelp St. L. 34 8 Hoyt 26.

1' 33 18 flaby deTe SS 14 LUe Clere 35 13 Kerr Cleve 38 11 Vim Glider St. I 25 9 Srhscht Wash. 29 6 Acoita Wash. 30 4 Plercr X. Y.

11 3 NATIONAL LEAOtrr. Team Batting. Gobs. All. II.

St. Louis 4829 711 1433 New York 4642 7411300 Boston 44359 631 33111 Pittsburg 40548 618134) Chicago 41120 503 3327 Philadelphia 4745 5571353 Brooklyn 4812 193 1103 CluclniiaU 4471 5281224 am Fielding. Chits. PO. A.

E. Plttsburg 36251576 138 Chicago 33571775 149 36531891 163 Boston 31309 1746 163 Cincinnati 35601703 171 St. Ix uU 37711600 180 Brooklyn 3000 1874 198 Philadelphia 36101847 271 Zsdiyidoai Batting. Fifteen or more games. Player- dub.

Alt. R. 31. Chrlstesbury Boston 76 23 32 Homily St. 1.

517 115 210 Scott Boston 75 13 28 Tvrombtjr CM 329 18 48 Sslle X. Y. 22 2 8 Mueller. St. I- 125 18 5 Cutthlw.

PitU 814 44 110 Fournier St. L. 507 88 178 Rouvh Clncl. 381. 61 132 tcfteory St.

Is 97 79 271 Cruise Boston 284 38 97 Mann St. 1. 223 52 78 Mcholton Boston 213 30 73 Frisch. 76. 3' 553 1041 184 Young X.

Y. 4:145 75 148 Xillefer 11 117 9 39 Betts PhIla. 18 2 a E. Smith. X.

Y. 212 32 70 SleuseI X. 519 85 171 Schinasdt Brook. 279 50 91 C. Williams PhHa.

499 83 562 Unether Brook. SO 9 28 Johnston Brook. 548 93 177 Griffith Brook. 395 CO 128 Blgbee Flits. 556 92 219 Isaucroft N.

537 210 172 R. Grimes Chi. 483 78 154 3. SraKb St. I- 851 75 112 Robertson.

Pith. 182 25 68 Wheat Brook. 498 77 138 Groh Cinch 291 93 Iloeckel Bton 518 84 100 Malsel. Chi 376 40 138 PIITUCT- N. T.

283 30 83 Gaston. X. 16 1. 5 South worth. Boa.

630 80 167 Powell Boston 539 100 387- Carey Pitta 437 89 134 C. Walker Phila. 270 41 83 3. SIllier pnila 306 SO 94 Deal Chi 396 47 112 SoHiTan. Chi 222 25 68 Beeline Phlla.

72 4. 22 Konetcoy Phila. 403 54 123 Dtubert t3theL 454 58 234 Breeder. Clod 260 29 79 Gowdy Boston 145 a 44 O. Marriott till.

33 2 10 Stsnnvtlle PlUm. 623 SO 354 ssrutgy. Phila 268 27 St Hollocber Ohl 609 95 153 Peters Phil. 140 42 Alexander. Oil SO 7 24 Kelly 26.

621 153 1141 Stock. St. 1. 507 81 151 Barber. Chi.

382 114 TIertoSy. Pitt 400 46 119 Burns. X. 638 1663 100 Pitch Records. Player O.

76' L. BlTiere St. L. 18 1 Adams. Pitts.

21 13 4 Grimes. Brook. 31 21. 8 Giaxner Pitt 31 13 5 Stains Brook. 23 5 2 Cooper SlIts.

33 Ii 10 Beak St. L. 37 13 6 llesto y. Y. 17 4 3 Shea.

X. T. Xehf. SY 54 17 9 Barnes. 7x.

T. 38 1 9 Oesebger. Bo 40 20 12 Yellowhocse. Pitt 9 5 3 FHlngfen Bee. 38 13 8 Pertlc St.

1. 38 13 8 Douglas. X. Y. 13 Toiler.

N. T. 33 1 10- Halne St. L. 32 15- 10 Zlnn.

Pitt 30 7 PietIsT. SL L. 29 9 7 Msru5rtl Clad 33 13 Donobne Clad IT 4 Sallee. y. Y.

4 Busy. Clack SS' 17 18 Sherdei. St. t. 30 8 5 JIorri on.

Pltta. 33 6 5 Watson. Boston 39 33 it Alexander. CM. 25 13 Ii Peon.

Boston 42 11 Walker. St. I. 33 11 11 UltcteU Brook. 31 7 Bcbnpp.

Brook. 25 4 4 Manual. Brook 22 3 3 Eller Cinel. 52 2 2 GeniI' Clad. 391 891 383 381 378 376 388 384 360 355 343 512 341 341 340 340 338 837 334 331 527 326 328 324 324 323 321.

310 317 318 315 311 311 310 310 310 300 308 307 307 3001 305 304 304 3614 304 304 301 PCT. 1000 1688 833 750 718 714 750 6017 607 667 607 632 825 611 06 1100 600 600 593 581 571 332 538 522 517 500 500 500 800 PCT. 305 254 292 23414 287 281 2143 274 PCT. 974 973 931 970 1569 1168 905 954 per. 421 408 373 372 304 360 330 347 348 344 341 341 340 353 333 333 333 330 329 328 325 325 324 824 322 320 319 319 819 317 318 315 314 313 312 310 310 307 307 307 300 3001 308 305 304 304 303 303 303 302 201.

300 300 219 218 298 293 297. PCT. 1000 750 724 722 714 877 674 667 661 654 640 625 825 619 619 619 13 600 583 563 508 534 554 .548 54 543 542 542 542 500 500 500 500 304 500 YANKS DRAW HUGE- CROWD New York. September 11- The New York Americans fell back a half game today. dividing a doubleheader before what was officially called the greatest crowd that ever filled the Polo grounds.

After Bos- ton won the first game by a score of 3 to I. New York took the second. 5 to 1. Bush won his seventh successive victory in the first game. Hoyt who opposed him.

was very effective but errors In two of Boston's runs. Karr had the Yankees shut out in the second game until the eighth Inning. when' singles by Miller. Peckinpaugh and Ruth tied the score. Meusel followed with his twentieth home run of the season winning the game.

Ruth had little chance of breaking his home run record. as he was walked four times during the two games. Police officials estimated that 100000 persons tried to get into the grounds. FIRST GAME. The Box Score.

BOSTON sO. t. 0. pa a Lelboldcf 4 1 Fost2b 5 1 Millerrf I Pvrrnphai 5 1 1 3 IBumJf 11111 Pratt2b 41X35 UeuwLrf 40111 UcInnU Ib 302110 Pipnlb 4 0 0 14 1 Colllnjrf 4 0 0 3 Oftardb 40034 Sroas 1 0 1 Me tll7Sb Ruel 30051 Schanie 301 1 souup 3(003 Uonp xBaker 1000 xxFevater 00000 T. ti I h.

60 a ToUlii S-5 27 16 Total 34 1 I IT xBttttd for Hurt la ninth. uTUa for Baker In sinus. Score by Innings R. Boston 200100000 3 New York. 100 000 000 1 Summary Two-base hits.

Pratt stolen bases McNally. Meusel sacrifice Menosky 2 Mclanls double plays Ruth and Schang. Scott Pratt and Mclnnis left on base. Boston 2 New York 10 base on balls ott Hoyt 1 off flush 4 struck out. by Hoyt by Bush 2 umpires Conof- ly.

Moriarity and Wilson time 1:45. SECOND GAME. The Box Score. BOSTON Ot. I.

h. po. a Lelbeidef 40X40 Millercf VoiteMb 4010 3 Peckphsa 31263 SI kjJf 20020 Oltuth11 31110 Urattib 3002 Ueuselrf McliuJllb Colllnirf Scott. Walterac Karrp 0 a N. T.

lb. r. It jo I Plpplb 31 1 11 0 Wsrd2b 10013 Oic21alIj3b 4 0 1 1 scniofo 30122 a 0 0 0 a 10000 ShtwkfJp 1 0 1 To tall. 29 I 52414 ToUlv31 11 IS zBittcd for Piezvy In tcrento. Score by innings R.

Boston. 010 000 000 1 New York 000 000 Oax Summary Home runs. Collins. Meusel stolen bases Menosky sacrifice Peckinpaugh. Ward 2 Colllns double plays.

Ward. Peckinpaugh and Plpp left on base. New York S. Boston 5 base on balls off Plercy 2 off Shawkey 1 off Carr 3 hits off Plercy 5 in 7 innings off Shawkey none In 2 innings struck out by Shawkey 2 by Karr 1 winning pitcher. Shawkey umpires.

Moriarlty Connolly and Wilson Time. :50. Indians Help Standing. St. Louis.

September 11. Cleve lands timely hitting and a couple of errors by the Browns enabled the former to pile in seven runs in the third liming and won. Speaker twisted' his' knee when he tripped and fell over first base and retired The injury was Pronounced not serious after the game. The Box Score 81I2T 1 ToUlt34 4232719 Score by innings R. Cleveland 017 000 000 8 St.

Louts 020 110 000 Summary Two-base hits. WI llama Wambsganss Gardner three- base hits. Gardner home runs. Caldwell Vangllder sacrifice Johnston 2. Jacobsojr double plays.

Sewell to Johnston. Wambsganss Sewell to Johnston left on base. Cleveland 8 St. Louis 6 Base on balls. oft Caldwell 2.

off Vangllder 3 hits off Bagby 4 in 1 3 Innings. of Caldwell 6 In 7 3 innings. off Kolp 3 in 8 innings off Vangilder 4 in 6 innings struck out by Baprby 1 by. Kolp I by Caldwell 2. by Vangilder 1 winning pitcher.

Caldwell losing pitcher Kolb umpires Chill and Nallin time 1:46. Senators TVoiie Out Phils. Washington September 11 Wash lngton defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6 In ten innings today. a double by Rice and singles by Harris and Miller accounting lot the winning run. II.

Harris was knocked out of the box In two innings and Woodward. the local recruit. from New Haven. also failed to go the route. Score R.

H- E. Philadelphia 130 Oil 1100 0 6 9 2 Washington. HO 0061 000 1 7 15 0 Batteries- B. Harris. Rommell and Perkins Woodward.

Zachary and Plchlnlch Bengals Beat Sox. Chicago September 11 Detroit hit opportunely behind Connallys passes and defeated Chicago. to 1 In their final appearance here today. Dauss pitched In fine form. Chicago being able to bunch hits In only one Inning.

when three singles saved them from a shutout. Score by innings R. H. E. Detroit 01 200 Ifll 5 11 1 Chicago 000 010 000 1 10 0 Batteries Dauss and Basslet Connelly Russell and Schalk.

GOTHAM TOPS BALL WORLD New York. September 1L The New York Nationals by their victory over Brooklyn today forged to the front In the league race. while the New York Americans split a header with Boston and fell back half a game In their lead over Cleveland. The steady pace of the Giants during the week was featured by good work on the part of their pitchers. The pennant hopes of the St.

Louis Cardinals were given a rude. setback by Cincinnati In the latter days of the week. Their heavy- hitting aggregation found enigmas In the Red hurlers. Washington continued on its downward trend In the American. and the lowly PnilHes failed to get out of en even deepening rut In the National.

Crowding the Cardinals for third place In the National were the Braves. who went on' a batting rampage during the week. Brooklyn with the majority of Tames against the Giants this season to their credit was unable to solve the New York pltdbers In the series Just ended. They now appear doomed to a berth in the second division. Pirate.

Falling. Plttlburg has fallen Into the Giants' old habit of 500. baseball and the Inability of the Pirate clan to connect with opposition hurlers lost them-several games. although their pitchers performed well. Both of the Chicago teams showed unusual hitting strength but.

their pitchers wer weak and opposing batters piled up bigger scores. The White Sox. with Detroit was mark' ed by unusually heavy scoring and the Yankee batters boosted their. batting averages- considerably at the expense of Athletic pitchers. Tire Yankee pitchers have rounded Into their best form and with continuance.

Manager Huggini 1 certain that his team. wilt lead the Speaker tribe down to the wire. The New York Nationals are equally as confident of folding the Pirates safe. but the Cardinals who will meet their weaker opponents In the games yet to tome have not aban. doned all hope of overtaking both teams ahead of them.

Crimson of' Alabama Faces Ruin With Loss of AHGrid Prestige Only Capt. Clemens and Hunt Return of Last Years Team 80 Green Candidates Appear. BY JACK FREEMAX. University of Alabama September. 11.

Special. Not in a long time has Alabama been in ucn condition with respect to football as she is today. There ate really only two first string men. who saw service through the entire season last year who are back again this year. These ar Captain Al Clemens left end and Ben Hunt right guard.

Bill Montgomery Torn Newton and Ira Nichols are the best of the second strin material that returns. Tnns i1 wn be seen that 1921 Alabama squad will be a green one in the literal sense of the word. While there are a few more men expected back tram last year. notably Bats' and Cooper. it is likewise doubtful if one of the most promising of last years veterans named above will be eligible to play this year.

This Is Ira Nichols. He left college. last year for an operation and it la not yet known whether he comes under the ineligible classification or not. lie showed up last year as one of the most formidable contenders for a berth on the 1921 varsity squad. as a fast baekfielder exceedingly alert and a stocky build.

Eighty Candidates Out. In all there are over eighty men out for the game. Of course. a very large number of these will be eliminated before very long. However.

in spite of the fact that there are some good physiques. It Is remarkable that. there so little ing material. It is absolutely impossible to pick out future varsity men and so uncertain la the whole business that it is not practicable to attempt to mention any names at all as being promising timber. Coach Scott will not attempt to pick his regular varsity squad un- Football Spreading Over S.

BY WALTER CAMP South Striding Rapidly Up New York. September 10. Indica tions are already apparent that in terest In football this season will be greater and more widely distributed than ever before in the history of the sport. The eastern and far western. teams.

already in the throes of preliminary practice are being watched closely and the exciting games played in the. middle west conference last season. several of which were decided In the last minute of play. have made everybody keen for the beginning of the season in that territory. The conference ruling preventing the assembly of teams before mid-September Is a considerable hardship for those aggregations which meet eastern teams in the early season.

It Is to be expected' that the eastern stadiums should be filled to overflowing with spectators. but the dissemination of the sport through other sections Is most In teresting to a student of the game. Not only is there intense Interest in the middle west and on the' Pacific coast but the south has grown fond' of the gridiron game and the crowds in- attendance at matches there soon will demand better accommodations and more of them. Football has progressed south of the Mason andI ixon line until even the Florida everglades have been penetrated. Going Westward.

Few realize also the progress which the sport bas madein the Missouri valley. where the confer- enco championship was won last year by the University of Oklahoma. The southwestern inter-collegiate athletic association also has made its mark in football. Last year twenty thousand enthusiasts gathered for the Thanksgiving day game which was won by the University of Texas. Think of it.

Only a few years ago this would have been a big crowd even for a Yale-Harvard game. There was good football played In west Texas New Mexico and Arizona with the University of An- zona as one of the most outstadd- log teams of the section. In the Rocky rnpuntain region the 1920 football season was an unbounded success. with. the attendance at all games far in excess of any previous year since the confer- ence was established.

Two former eastern stars made' their appearance in that section as coaches last year and will continue there this season. They were Fred Murphy. the old Yale half-back. who is coaching the University of Denver and Wltham. the Dartmouth star who has charge of the University of Colorado team.

The decisive game of the Rocky mountain season was between the Colorado Aggltl and Denver on Thanksgiving day when a record crowd saw the Aggles win It to 0. Pacific Coasters Good. Never has football been to well THIRD ROUND IN NET' PLAY Philadelphia September 11. Play in the Dth annual sIngles championship tournament of the United States Lawn Tennis association will enter the third round to morrow with two or more crucial matches featured in the days card. In the lower half of the draw.

William T. Tilden II. of this city. worlds champion. will meet Zenzo Shlmldlu.

a member' of the Japanese Davis cup' team and William 33. Johnston. of San Francisco twice' holder' of the national title will face Vincent. Richards. of Yonkers N.

T. the youthful tennis prodigy. In the upper half It. Nor- rl Williams IL. of Boston.

Is drawn against S. Howard VoshetI of New York. and Wallace F. Johnon. of Philadelphia will meet E.

M. Edwards another local player. CIRCUIT TO NY STATERS' Syracuse. N. Y.

September 11. Opening of the Grand Circuit races here tomorrow in connection with the New York state fair will be featured by the champions' stake free-for-all paces. Most of the fast. est wheelers in the country are expected to start. Including Single I.

Sanardo Prince' Lance Roy Gratton Adloo Guy. Direct C. Burnett and Frisco June. Other events are the Merchants' cup. year trot.

2:15 trot and 2:12 pace. The 110000 Empire State stake for class trotters Is on Tuesday' card. Peter Manning will be sent against the trot record of 1:59 set oy Major Delrdar in 1903. when trade and weather condition. are favorable.

EXCURSION Jacksonville Sept 17 6 RoundTrip Limited two days CErRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. i' ill after the Sewaneo game or cer tainly not until Just prior to Iti fi would not be surprising. either ll he made changes In season los there Is absolutely' no telling what. a month or so of training wlU AC with the stint of crew that Is befori him. Some of them will devsloj faster than others but these fslaj be outstripped by the slower mes when the latter named ones ZlnaJ2j get there.

It is to be' expected that a tempo nary first squad will be pretty are defined before the small. games bnI th mistake should' not be mad ol thinking that this Is Coach Scstti final selection. It may and. 41 may not- be. Backfield Mlssiag.

Of the eighty some odd menoUt for practice it Is notable that thete la preponderance of line material as compared with backfield timber. Alabama has had possibly the best backfield in the south for treI years and this year. she loses It' en bloc. Having gotten accustomed. such premier grid artists In th backfield as Walter Uovater.

Talty O'Connor. Molly Lenour and Riggs Stephenson. Alabama will be exceedingly difficult to please In the matter of backfield material. But even laying this consideration aside it is remarkable how little backfield material of any sort there li here. The line material is good awl it Is likely that the 1921 line Will be the equal if not the superior 01 that of last season.

Following Is' the 1921 schedule for Alabama September 11 Howard- college. Denny field. October 1 Spring Hill college Denny field. October 8 Marlon Institute Den. ny field.

October IE Brlson college. Denny field pending October 22 Sewanee Birmingham October 29 Louisiana New Or' leans. November 5 5. Birmingham. November 11 Florida DeSnI field.

November It Georgia. Atlanta. November 24 Mississippi A. ArM. Birmingham.

supported on the Pacific coast. aa last year-and when' the University of Washington dedicated its own stadium' in a game with Dartmouth were 30000 people in attend ance. Alabama is reported to bib making rapid strides with the teams getting splendid backlnK. Kentucky thankd to the remarkable team at Center has also started up great Interest which a spread to Tennessee. The KartsaB conference has a fine line of tennis and players as have Arkansas Utah Montana-and many other sea- lions of the west.

The 1921 season will be formally Inaugurated on September. 17 at Orono Maine when the UniverMty of Maine plays Fort McKiney. From that time until' the Army and Navy game in New York on Novm' her 26 interest' will be unabated and there are also some sec. tional games scheduled after that. date.

Southern California will play- Washington state on t0eeembe 3 and Oregon will play two game at Honolulu on the' days after Chrjst- mas and New rears By Saturday October 1 there will be. 135 fairly important games on the weekly scheduled LENGLEN. IS ILL AGAIN New York September 11. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen was compelled by illness to retire from the courts" or the Crescent Athletic club.

Brook Syn today after. she and her pert' ner. Walter Merrill lIall' had lost a slow set of tennis to Harold Thockmorton and Miss Leslie- Bancroft- 86. The French girl was In care of a physician at the Crescent clubhouse tonight and was said to be suffering from ezertme nervojus ness. Several hundred persons braved a.

drizzling rain and waited' for more than an hour to see Mile. Lengleh play. When she appeared on he courts she was slow to get into Xhe play. After the third game of the set with the games 2 to 1 in jier favor. she asked the opposing pair to let her rest a moment.

Her play log was" erratic and her stroking very eoff and at the end of' 3he twelfth game the score 4he was granted a ten-minute rest on the side lines. Forced to Retire. Upon returning play she lost Jier service and In changing courts Un formed the referee that she would retire after the set had been corn. Throckmorton played brilliantly in the last two games making placements In Mile. Lenglena ter ritory at will.

She or oufted every Attempt at returns. 7 Throckmorton and Miss Bancroft won the opening game on two service aces and a placement by the former and a net by Lenglen. Hall made one placement after a wll- Slant rally and Miss Bancroft net ted illle. Lenglen won the second game on her service and Hall played well In the- rallies their other games. i BLACK CRACKERS PLAX FEDERALPR1SON TODAY The Atlanta Black Crackers have Just returned from a seven' week trip through the west and will open a two-game series atMorris Brown this.

afternoon with the Federal Prison Indians. sr StreetF. formerly with the local club and late of Rube Fosters American Giants. will oppose Pita- dexter the. star right.

hanier. this afternoon. The game' be called at 3:30 o'clock. A special section will be' reserved or the white fans. Tuesdays game will be called at the same time.

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11 Red homers. Wt tailed Crakerg iabilty had releved eI1hth wih Klne I coleced 1 of ter bx. 1 conilerably I rns ted Icor tme. Cracker a Bedoda blowof hit Guy lecton Tle Score. ATLANTA- ab.

r. h. po. a. e.

Guyon. rf. 5 2 2 2 1 0 Riter. Zb. 2 0 1 3 2 0 Manning.

1. I 0 1 1 4 0 Mayer. ct. 5 3 3 5 0 0 Wingo. I.

2 3 2 0 1 Kaufma. lb. 1 1 9 1 0 Qraff. 2b. 1.

1 0 2 0 Rrldel. c. 0 0 1 1 1 Bedgood. p. 3 0 1 1 3 0 Napier.

p. 1 0 O' 0 1 0 Totala. 1 ASHVILLE I 1 I 2 1 3 0 I 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 0 0 1t I 0 0 0 0 0 Jnaupp. rt. 0 0 1 0 0 Derie 0 O.

0 0 0 Total 1 xBat by A tanta 100 210- ashvie 10 his Tree his 2. More. plehe I 1 rls Statha with his with rm tdh. gB I Statha 2. Bses bals of good 2 of Atanta 9 Xashvle 2:05.

Ce hran. CJlel. nch llag. lIemphls eptem er practcaly cin hed as- loclaton playe hme 1 tgle nosc aY necesary elght alowed Tutweler geting. Memhis of Lite ouble witnesse 1 ME.

2b I b. bu I 1 4 0 1 2 I Lrn. 4 TtwIrc 1 0 0 4 01 WIUmf 1 It lon3b 3 0 0 1 iampr 4 1 1 laTilr Yoke1. I 1 3 2 wll. 3 0 1 1 luUlli.

1. llkmop 0 0 1 ueNp nn 1 0 0 Tn. 28 2 Totals. :0 72716 Ue Intl. cre Innln Litte 000-0 I Two lng 11S Yokey.

Mc llan Lrry McLny. lef Litte RoCk bals. of 3. Dickerman 3 ou t. 1 :30 Schaefer.

SCO I 7Ii II ri li lc. 3 0 3 6 ld1n. 1 0 iie i 8 Wa1l1 3 0 lrwnet 3 1 0 0 A i 1 2 i leec 0 0 1 Uoiec 3 1 0 1 TUlrP 3 1 0 1 Tnsp 3 0 0 0 i tJ. 382 8 atl fo W1C I Iet LI tl rRo 100 i 002010 x-I Two hits McMl- Davi ut weler saciice Hrper e. Aemphla S.

Litte wid Bvan bse bals. of tme. Schaefer BoDe. 1. ral afernoon.

Cattanooga The Box' Score. lb I bIL I 1 1 0 0 nr 5 1 2 0 le 2 5 1 lIe YcVd 4 0 1 2 2 UIf. 1 0 ADdeDlb 4 2 11 1 lrS 5 1 0 1 odcrknc 4 0 0 5 Ji4vtolb 4 5 1 1 11' m1 3 0 2 3 a 1 2 3 113b 4 0 3 1 1 5 1 3 2 tlclcr 0 0 0 7 UDC 3 0 0 4 2 IJJrp 4 0 1 0 3 wonp 0 0 0 8 0 orP 0 0 0 ToDP 3 8 5 1 01 1 0 I 1 1 1 0 0 xo 1 81 0 0 I w. 1 sUc ToreW nt a fo Ycd to avnt Scor 11 Mobie. 8 Chatanooga 21 5 Two hit three.

bae hit 8acrltc Itolen Anderon. Crol Mobie 1. Chatanooga baU. 6. Wels rOrkelOn out 3.

by Morrll. pitcher. hltorf 1. or Wels wih rus Inning. I 7 1 3 umplre.

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piched. WhitehJ wih wib' ad his lef bae. I pia Lesle bal. tme I S1 A TISTICS. I STADING OF THE CLUbS Southern Leage.

CtS. Lt. Pet. lrlDgbm 67 610 Ltte Hok 0 A TA TA 71 478 bvie 7 3 Ibie 1 3b Cattanoa 3 AmrllaD League. CLB.

Won. Lt Pet a 0 60 UeEan 4 618 81. IAnl. 74 I 36 blngt f. f.

6 :15 lhia elllua 47 36 NatloD81 League. LlBS. Won. Lt. Pet.

Sow York 61 littbu 1 t. luis ikolon 7 11 G7 tnciUat ti 74 46 hleago I J1 Pbladlpla 4 I 3 Soothrn Leaj1e. A tlan ta 9 Xash vie robie. 8. ew Litte a tOnal La 1t.

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ew P.t Wllam Rober WiJs Klme Sn Fancisco PhUp Portand. Alo. Tie winntr wil year. Phillelphil par. LEAD Brookyn SPtmber Te Gant hil pIchel.

tem' soutpawi. tOdy1 gae 1 D01las strted NeW tken ot wt te bae ful an In tir tlnlhed th gme alowed Hll innings runer wer lef Te Y. ab. r. BBOK a t.

p. Bd. I 0 4 3 0 0' 0 1 4 Brnr 5 8 0 0 5 lanfD 1 1 2 nct. I I 3 4 Gllhr 3 1 3 7 5 Pb 3 1 0 8 3 Ner 1. 1 uounr I 3 3 0 Wblt 3 1 1 1 1 K11b I 0 3 8 1 Urc 4 0 0 1 uI.

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oo 000 Summary Burl. Snder. lacrflce Bncroft Frsch Dougla Olon. lef bae. U.

bae bals 2. Mitchel 2. Mljus 2. hlt Dugla 7. Mtcel MIJul 1- of Smit I 3.

Dug- 1. Tone Mitchel picher. Mitchel Implrel tme hour. R8a. Tmle Pit Clnclqnat Mar Plttlburg1 his Icat- unti i 1 onfn Hmi- delv- hurt Seore.

PIIs lb. t. I CIXCIX. t. II I Rlbl 4 o' 3 3 0 HS 5 0 0 Cmr 3 0 0 4 Ko.

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Chiago St. Luis wih givlnl 1 aes Klefer efort Sherdel bated finishe. SCO t. Louis. 10 040- 5 8 1 Btples Sherdel.

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Harr S. 0 32 Bet Bba D. 5 A 31 Mlam. Mepis 1- 11 3 Stear Dba. 53 9 330 LHe.

l. 0. 10 ll 32 Moble Giber. 8 91 1 32 Hulng. 0 17 321 Aner.

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10 1 3 3 FmlY lUam 19 Ioe aI. 30 et 2 rara. O. 15 3 2 Bb. 16 25 Tntweler I 4 6 14 3 Pb11p O.

10 I G. Bhm. 5 Pe. 741 2 OaUa. 7 13 I I Mor I 4 13 2 Kaufmao.

Atat t6 18 2 mth. :2 3 8 2 Kanl. Xuh 56 15 G1vn obj4LO Ji. MuIO. :16 8 1 2 iD 1 i I gb ii i I O.

44 121 27 I a a pR 4 1 1 4t Alen ibnm. 41 i 1' I tt Crol. ChUa. 2f laUPon. O.

7 Sltb. Atata I 2 fbe 42 11 Np b. 51 11 2 nadr. 51 10 :0 ne at. 2 2 2f Wage.

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fempla II 2 Vine CtaU I 2 5 laDRng. Ataa 9 I 2 2J2 Ct. 4 20 WIkbam. MoUe 2 3 6 22 Fto. foie 9.

NCh 11 lg t. Xa. 1 1 2 21 Xal. 1 Witebl. Bhm.

10 1 21 Bndn. Da 1 2 I 1 amt. 11 l8 1. Ataota. 19 2 16 Torkel.

6 1 15 Pitcht' leor. Plsyelnb. 1. Phllp. 2 Tr Me.

4 2 I 7 Lhman 2' I 7 BO. lfem. 70 Ak. m. Mol Dba 4' 2 I 6 Yaoc.

0 3 2 Matten. l. O. 2 64 Lneou. I I 67 Eva.

I 0 Zanber. 11em 2 1 Wlfe. Bbm. 6 aple. Allta 61 Erbar.

ham 3 1 6 Jam O. 2 I 6 Whibli Bham 1 5 POP lole 1 Xeno. 5 Joh. Cbls. I Cd Jona.

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3n 14 21 I WaalnrtO 38 2 91 Phladelpha 168 bldu Ffel mo re Pan AD r. n1On 2 4 Sw. Wu 1 1 nTHr. CL 1 3. 41 Bei Del 4 Co.

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16 Bn to 3 12 30 n. Jane. Dt. Waker. Phna.

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CID. G. Cl I NeW York Sptember' lThe I AerIcana tel hal ge hea1er ofca17 caled te ieteat tate1r tied ground. ter Bl- to ame aore 1 thelecond lucceslv victor te tlrt. me Hoyt hIm ete tn error lit I B.

to' Krr Ylnkee te unti sIngle MUer Peclnaugh a te score1leusel twenteth leaon te gme. ltte recor. wal- tme durig Polce offcials esUmate peron. FRS' GAME Tie 8S1 a Llbdr 0 0 5 lerc 5 8 2 9 I le all 1 4 IDA DOl MOOQl 3. 4 0 1t 1 1 1 1 1 Prt2b 4 1 3 51 Uelr 4 ell 1don1 3 0 2 1 0 PIb 1 Cor 0 Wrb 4 0 3 4 8t.

3. aJ3 4 1 0 Hu. 3 5 Shc 3 0 1 Buap 3 0 0 I 3 Hop 3 0 1 3 xBaer 1 0 0 0 nae 0 0 0 0 ToIL. 35 i xat BoT Dnt Bke mat 200 100 3 000:1 Two Prat bael McNaly. sc- 2.

Xclals Scot Prat 0- bals. ot i hh rJ Moriariy WIson tme 14. SECO Seor. BOSrX a. I p.

i LIbc 4 0 S. Yerd 5 1 3 3 0 erb 4 9 1 0 Ppba 3 1 6 3 1enokJ I 0 9 3 0 Rutl 3. 1 1 0 att2b 3 0 0 2 5 1leuolr 4 1 1 1 0 Men1b 4 0 11 3 Pp1b 3 1 11 Clo1 3 1 1 0 0 Wrclb 2 0 0 1 3 rt. 3. 0 0 5 1 Mcal3b WatC 3 0 0 1 4 8o 3 0 1 3 3 harp Perp HH 1 5 I 0 l' Totll.

TOtI 3 i tattd to PI. I ot 1 York. OO Ob-5 Summary-Home Colinl. lenosk rifce. 2.

Ins bae. 8 bals. ot 1. Inings out 2. Connoly Wison 1 Indian.

standIDg. Luis. 1. tmtly hIttng nd eror Brows pie Inln twlstEd' fpl retr- I srIous ater gam. Scort.

T. r. P. T. lb.

r. h. p. a JamleoDt 4 0 0 2 Toor 4 0 I 2 1 Wsngs2b 5 1 3 1 1 rmfb3b 4 1 5 1 fpkercC I 0 1. I 5 Sllrrlb 4 0 0 7 WOldr 2 0 0 6 5 Ims1 1 3 3 9 fmlhr 2 0 1 Ironc 3 1 I 3 0 GanlsrTh 5 1 3 2 0 ererldc 4 0 3 0 4 1 1 2 3 Go.

4 0 1 a lohn olb 3 1 1 7 0 leMnaS 3 0 1 5 OSII 3 1 2 0 Kopp 1 0 0 I 1 Ralrp 1 0 0 0 0 Vndrp 5 1 1 0 1 Caldwep 3 1 SOl Tol3 81 Toa. 34 R' 01. 8 StLoula 020 10 000- Two lams Wmbsganss rns. wel. Vangider.

sacrltc' Jonston Jacobson Sewel Wambganss. wel bae. Pase bals. of Caldwel Vangider of Ba by wel Innlnis. Innlnll.

Vangider Bagby 1. Caldwel Vangider wlnnlnl plchtr. Caldwll 10slnl umplr6. Chi alln tme 1:4. nator Phla.

Washlnlton. Septtmber Wah defEated Phladelphla andslnges Ml- accountng wInnin Haris Innfng faie route. I PhiadelphIa. 01 Wa hlngon. 001 7 5 Batlrle Rommpl Ptrktn Zachar Brgalat Chiago Sptember.

11. ht oppo tunely CnnalY1 pages defeted 1. benJ hltlln en thtm Ihutout gbit Baterle8D BUser Connaly. RUlel II Te Natonall I ovr Broklyn frnt Icage Yor Aerians splt 1 bck hal gae lea sted pace feature pitcher. Te pnnant hoPe te Loui Cincinnat hittng aggregaton fund enIga Wa hgton cntnued it downwar tnd Amerl an.

Pile. taied In ls te Natonal Brave. 8 bttng wek. morlty me te Giant ths aaon creit. wa slve piCer i ust ende.

aJpear berh te Iecond PIrte FIU ha falen Giants ol baeball inabilty can connet oPPoliton them' levral alhough peormed wel. Cicago tem I Ihwed unulual hltlng strengt. pIchera er batel pie bIger ans Te Detroit mrk gll battng vergel' Athetc pitchers Yakee plcheu hve bet tor wih contiuanc. aager Huggn. IS certin wil lea te trbe dow te Yok Natonall euly confdent Pirte bt Cadinal wo w1 mee teir gme eme nt 4ne al onrtldng bt tem ahed tem Cr ller Il I.

Cpt. CI ons Hut Ret of Ls SO adidates Appea. 0' ByAC FE Univriy Aabama Septe No tIe Ala abeen coniton repect tootbal toda ItJr a ic WJr entr seaaolst Th ar. Cptin A Clemen. let end ad Hunt guar Bi ar bet Ie nudl JWn 1 laie att ur 12 IquadwU geen lteral word Wie tere me Bat lke- I promlanl ear.

vetana aboT wi elgible tis yer. Thl11s NiChols eoUe e. ton. Inellble clasificaton yearu oneot Ja Jil trq hfa backflelcer. exceelngy 0 buid.

EIKI. CaD4date Ot al ver thee wil elmi- However. phYIIQues. tha. I Utleuttnd- materal I absoluely posible plck menandlo practcble to atempt meton al a tmber.

Scot wi atempt relar vrity OverU CMP' Up. 10. tons In- footbal seson wil wdely trlbut thaf eatern prelmlnary practlce. watche cosely excitng seal an. lat mad bglnn1ng I ason rulng preventng assemblyot a on51erable aggegatons I I eaten overfowing spectator.

disseminaton te sprt throgh sectons nost Interest onl6 mddle ctc louth grwn 1 In atendance wIl beter commodatons' prgessed II Mason. andDxon lne unti Florida ev erglad es I Gol Weta I. realze also the progesl hamade- in vale Univrsiy ot. homa southwesern Inter athletc associaton ailO hal tootbal. Lst wa verslty Tea.

yer tis woud wa footbal In. welt xas. exica wth Ar- outtand- te lec on. Juntaln footbal leaon wltD an ny conrr tablshd. eDtern Itar made' appearance that secton coache wi contnue leason.

hal-bck. and str. team. decilve mountajn lealn wa oa sllntte dl ia Ift Paelfe Coten Goo toot ao wel PLAY Phiadelphia Seembr Ply ua sLglel camploIhlp tounament UnHe Lwn Tenll usoe- ton wil te trd to- mow wih co mt-es feature te day' te haf dw Tlden I. th1 wl mee Zeno membM te Jap- ter ad Wiim Jo tOl.

Frcso. natonl Ute. wU Rchardl. TonkeuN theyonful prolgy. upp halt Ia WJla I.

natc. sgaln Voshel. an- Waae ln. Phlaelph wi me I. Edwads.

anoLher N. Y. Syraule. Septeber Oening Grad Clrcut tomorrw conneton stt far wil' teatuT chaplonl' ltke pce. 10at te fut.

et wheelea te county ltrt Incuding Lree. Adloo Guy Burnet Frlso ennt trot I ad 0000 Stte I tke' :15 tott. 1 Te- ear. MannlZg 1 agInt re rd pf Mor Delm lO' whe tra an cdlUo GA toWin I omersand lth pa a1le ol 0 or I col- The Bix Bitter 3. cc.

6 if. Kauffman 5' b. 4 Rartden I 0 Morse3b. 1 2 6 2 2 12 0 1 Burke2b. Jonnard c.

2 2 4 2 0 orter 2 1 1 0 0 p. Memphis B. r. 5 r. 1.

3 0 0 4 II tLsu 4 0 0 1 i 3eorss 4O12Mebls.5 Tstlr. 1 llsrperrf 0 1 0 it Wssolb 3 0 1 8 Iheeef :3 0 1 1 0 ileonIb JJavllr 1 oekri2b 2 Wallaeee 0 1 4 0 JJlekms.pIOOllTurr'.p sEana 26 0 plays. 1:30 r. ab. r.

I. p0. 1 3 0 0 0 1 iLlehu 3 1 1 i 0 Jrsn sS 6McM1IS. 3 3 iutwlozcf 3 1 1 :4 5 5 3 1 5 2 UOlcLrTllb 0 0 0 0 0 300lIvOrosseO 020 Moore lb 3 0 1 0 1) 135500 3 0 1 4 5 7 2011UCocIy3b SaUeee 0 1) Tunop 1 bvasp 0. Totsls 201 i as 3 6 1 0 MOBILE.

Sos ChAT. brhpoa biodlar Sb 4 1 0 5 1 urn4ai. 5 1 2 1 5 12obeTtLf- llOeOSsZrO 21220 Breskie 20 1 1 McJJesdIb 11siryd Asdeeatb 1 13 WgntIf Neiderknc 12 lCungtimif UoUu 31223LToil3b Js0pissrf bFlellor11 cScbu1lee 3004211oswP Iwens. 0000eMomp sosee Tsraslasp sNoel ultsep aPse. TouI33 51217 lb.

8 11. 5 ham llitLorf to 3. I I Bo tcWart2 335U51nlb 3 1 I I Kbinz41bouubortd 30520 SUvscf 4 GrifflUilt Tyior3b 3li24Boeoerf 40110 ietnjsnrf 112 Brsnanlb 4 9 aspplb 4 4 Ga11sgtoer1f4 eeoeriuaa 0 5 23cnoosc 1L00sr0Lc Wiieelp 0 Vascep 6 527 Tos132 0 000 Three 3 2. STATISTICS. STANDING CLUbS Lengue.

CLIEz Wen. Lost. Memphis 749 44j 53 New Irtesna ILl 60 Illrmthgham 000 Little Iock Os 2 sea AThANTA 01) sabvi1le 17 04 313 liobile 33 305 ChUttanooga 50 140 338 American CLCBS. Loot. Pet.

Tork 5 030 Ulevetond 52 IoUlo 034 306 Wahlngtoc 0 soo lioston 4 04 5j5 Iletcuit 03 74 408 Chicago o8 7 428 lhiladelptima 0) 362 cLrPs Loot. y5 1ittbwg 11 01. louls 0 1 133 73 it 143 lircoklyfl CisciuUt1 13 4 lbilodelpbla 46 92 323 5 1. 8. th lst.

days Memphis ETMEET will The hi N. abr 5. pa a BROOK. p0. a Suruicf 6 Oolwnss 140 lOrowncf JstonstL3b 4 4 SscrBii 4 0r1011hd PrtaOo3b 21O537Ceirf 10100 Youilgjf 5aIlewbeaeg 31111 Kelljlb OOlSIIIyeracf 40010 Meusclif O8cfladtlb 4 5 Itawlgalb 4 asiriu2b Snyderc 4 Kraegerc 4 Dooglasp S0000Tyiwe 10051 Tonelcp.

Miwbellp MljJusp 00050 Saslthp 00001 5chspp 1 sxycs I I TuI. 42 1125 27 13 Totals. 35 I 27 sllatted for Smith In slith 000 000- 1 Mar pmrs h. pa 0 pa logeeif 403S000ine. 05024 yet OKopfss Mireiieu 4Oroti30 104 Barnhtlb 0 Bcslsrrt i0obtnrf 0 0 flaubsrtlb 115 Tlcroyb SOllSFasnwalf 31150 Cdrnmlb fluncsncf eooochee Rargraec Slamlltsp 2 3 SIartU rdp 4 strayser Carlsaup Totals 31 7 totals.

13 5 27 15 1 St. taly. New. Year or i ore Title-Strong for Ne thu cr wn. rounds throughout 4 peddle An ras35000 of adtUle BATTING PITCHlliG 7011 1442 814 1439 47t 1238 3219 3006 1803 ii 36159 1773 371 1828 10111940 tiub.

B. Boone. 1011 333 2eMt. 104 Stewart 444 Hesgveld 1. 193 406 408 307 a 218 dU Nash.

43 1303 0. EvansLIt. 430 I Pepe 51ah. 7t 264 F1eldosLR. v- 1 9 0.

3 Ii Stacks. EssnsLll Nertosi. Ctitta043 ned tstbsm oblI 586 Unts. 48118 798 1535 790 1409 721 1455 461 625 1298 flosSes4239 581 1263 A 3390 1615 3138 1754 1678 204 ellBsBn 53 35mb. 9 bi.

58 I 20 Cl. Player-Club Wish. 5 ergusen 3 9 43 4 34 1 at 211 II 3 Itoeton 3 Parks. Waili. 11 1a4 11 24 9 741 1366 618 ii 1353 128 1224 Team 5625 1178 1775 Yk 3633 1891 3506 1703 Louis oil 1600 3610 75740 I' 212 PhH.

31usd 3l Sonthworth j. P511 20 Pitclin RlslerrStL I 1' ShrsNT 5 Y. N. 18 3 T------- Totsy2f. 615 I PiUs.

1 35 14 545 3foon1mFitt.i ook 1 1 The thatevet thaecond N. oh. 1 MssoskjS 200405a0aif 5 0 1 1 Mclnntslb 11 400ItWaroSIb SSOlSMeSially3b4S106 ituele 0 0 I I TestIs. 25 3' 5 000.1 Two Cono o. COI4eSfilleecf 51330 OJOUUU1JIf 3 1 1 11 3 3OOl4UcIiaugo 5 Flervip sHaker 5112715 Summary-Home 11.

cLays so. Ii. pe. 71. 1.

0 p0. Jarnieooolf OToblsrf 2 63lcrbe3b 5 Speakerc 1 SIslerlb Woeirf lVilllatnsli 4 Smlthrf Jacoboonef iUerereid6 WOU0s SOother 40151 lshsstsjb McSlani203 O4e4lc 1 eKslap Bsttsp Caldo11p 1 0 5 Totals. 38 12 17 Totls 017. 2 2 Wash' TO- ox. RHE 501 5 000 Dauss BALLWORLD The vlc- several a will Crhns AlahnaJace All aGrid 80 didates FREE SpecIa2.

are ManHunt string Thus it' wili the 0 5 menand SouthStri4ing Rapid1yUp cifiocoast ac- andDIxon progress made via eon rec ig :2 ree justpnior it in. a. do well gamesboI th3 tblsIs i. an maynotbe 2. itis a iinematnil f.

14 tItI Ta1 4 Willbe this schedulefor 34 SprIng. 4 Marion i5-Brison 22 3 Florida Georgia. year and haalso 3taa willbe on wlllplaV 2. wiliplay gamed 1. IL'- courtsor Iiropk.

re 3he shewas he askedthe wa 6of ho all he 0. reston sideiints. 4' a lostlee pleted. a Ilancroft0et weks' thewest th for. lli me Us Cuba 4 i two huntlng-ameske good cigars ItWATECO 2t".